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Circus !
Circus !!
Thursday, May 26th at MIddIeburo.

Thursday, May 26th at MIddIeburg.
Don Allen & Cos Great Pavilion
Show, one ofthe most complete organ.
izations now travelling will show nl
Middleburg, on Thursday Nay 90,
1881
The Press says that Don Allen &
Cos Great Pavilion Show is the best
now offering entertainment to the pub
lie.
1t is a combination of the best ar.
lists in America and Europe.
The entertainments are strictly NOR.
al so that the most conscientious may
attend with propriety.
Go and see the wonderful feats o
which men are capable.
This is not the "old thing ovel
again"-itis 10 new, novel, interesting
surprising anything ever heretofore
offered the american Public. Go and
sec. 1t promises fun in abundance
enough to lengthen your life ten
years and cut down Doctors bills one
half Don't forget the Show. Thurs.
day, May Goth.
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AS10, 90 Biblical fuzzier,

Ruiiedge'c Monthly for June has been
received, and we find it n bright little
Magazine, It's publishhrs offer the
following easy way for someone to
make $1,000
To the person telling us how many
times the word "Galilee" is found in
the New Testament Scriptures, by
June 10Th, 1881, we will give $1,000 in
gold rs II prize. The money will be
forwarded to the winner Juno 10. 1881,
Those who try for the prize must send
10 cents with their answer, for which
they will receive tho July number O
the Monthly, an excellent Magazine o.
32 pages, in which will be published
the name and address of the winner o.
the prize. with the correct answer
thereto. Address, RurLEDGE PUBLIrH'
lSo COMPANY, Easton, Pa.
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The CONCERT ~ Last THURSDAY
nights concert, under the manage
ment of Prof. Kurzenknabe, of Har.
risburg, was one Of, il not tbs grandest
Musical affair ever offered the Snyder
county Public. It WAS grand not o.. =
ly because of the proficiency attained
by the class under his tuition, but be-
cause of the remarkable progress OF
the whole class which comprised the
raw material, and extreme youth
OF large proportion, out of which the
Professor brought order and music.
Such remarkable advancement attain.
ed in 80 briefa period shows unmis.
talably that the Professor is Master.
We cannot stop here TO further dis
cuss the merits of the Concert. nor are
we musical critic enough to venture on
criticism nor are we unjust enough
10 praise any particular one when all
did so well.
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The following items we copy from
the LEwIsTowN GAZETTE.
Felix Smokers new horse frighten.
ed at a locomotive near Lewistown
junction on Saturday morning last
ana upsetting the buggy threw Mr..
O. out, the lines wrapping about. his
leg by which he was dragged some dis
lance. He was injured severely in
the limb and slightly otherwise.
Two young men were arrested on
Friday, charged with stealing copper
Kettle from the stable of Robert II.
Junkin in the rear of vally street dur
ing the night They were taken be.
lore Esq. Shull and bound over for
their appearance at court. These ar,
rests have led to disclosures which are
iikeiy to implicate number OF Others,
boys and men, and possibly lead to q
check on sundry parties who have
oeen IN the habit of buying almost ev,
erything without much inquiry as To
where the articles came from. With
ou' receivers OF stolen goods there
would not be much inducement fol-
ior this petty thieving, and men would
no. go prowling about at night lay
ing nands on whatever they can find,
nor boys go about in open daylight
stealing every piece of iron left abou,
canal boat or skin, even In some
vasee breaking OF locks and chains
A. sns whole gang, big and little, b.
brought up TO ths ring, and made &c
'sHe : dose Of penitentiary. Othe,
sso have besp msds and more L
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Committee Men.

The following named gentlemen com
pose the standing committee of Sny-
der county for the ensuing year :
Adams-J. Il. Fetterolf, J. J. Shrader
Beaver--I ID. Conrad, ). j. Gundrun.
Beaver W.--Wilson ii. Ulsh. p. II.
knepp.
Centre--Chas. L. Sampscl, Chas. w.
Sanders.
Chapman. Il. Peck, q. u. Wiser Jr.
Franklin--Chas Boyer, Lewis Miller.
Jackson--S. Gross, II. Bousc.
Middlecreek-J. Z. Kccler, Harry Shol
ly.
Middleburg--G. A. Schoch, n. Schan.
bach.
Monroe-T. j. Hummel, J. Wagner.
Penns-W. II. Boyer, w. w. Row.
Perry. r. Arbogast, Geo. Br osius.
Perry VS.. s. Zimmerman, j. q.
Graybill.
selinsgrove-A. W. Gemberllng, A. j,
Fritz.
Union-J. n. Houser, T.. VI. iIouser.
Washington-P. B. Moyer, II. G. Fish
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West enc honls.

]. d. Ulsh has built II new barn, ant
now has about the finest little home W,
know of.
r. ]. Smith has plowel 10, for po-
tatoes that has not been turned over
for more than twenty years.
Capt. Harding is Storc-kocper NJ
Amos Shocks distillery and is gen.
tlemau of q jovisl fair and square turn
of mind.
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As the season has arrived when mis-.
ch evous boys oheu destroy the eggs
aud uests OF insectivorous birds, it may
keep some out Of troube If their par
ents are reminded that State law was
enacted in 1869 inhrcting II heavy fne
or every offence Of this nature. The
increase in the number of migratory
birds Of late years il ut least partially
due to the protection thus given
them.
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Profit. $1,000.

"Tn sum i, mp. ak long years oI
hedriid.n -i"sme., costing ;20l per
year. totsl 81 ,2D all of thi, expense
vas stopped by three bottles OF Hon
Bit,erS, taken by my wife Sho has
done her own homework for - wear
since, withou. the loss Of day, and
| want every BODY to know it, for their
benefit ~ T.. Farmer.
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| The hens are preparing for Easter
| laying Tor II, so to speak. SoNNR
isET HERALD The only objection VIZ
we have to them l. they do not meet
1t spnrcly. They 40 at ina kind 81
round (about way but we are ot
the opinion that this could I've reInrd
led To- certain extent ~ the we -
NJ. u. Roberts pOuLTRY PownHu.
for IL makes the hcna ~ "un tu.
square by laying double volkcl eg ~.
She went to the play of "Oliys,te.n
| Mud near au upen win low Size SET,
/ Mud hy 30 doing .hr i'isra met
! The fate ~ all Who rashlvgst
80 mprudgnt.
She saw notice in the weekly Srtn.
TO Cure "a Co'd-Uss SiSs, SYRur
or IA"
80 she went 20 her druggist, aud then
and there
Invested with n single quarter
In the article.
Vow II you only hGvr ocrg ZION to see
How earnest Hud Nsheiusn, sha be
when telling how quickly nui en-.
tirely
She was cured Of the cold, caught 81,
said srttoe
Twill Surprise YOU.
lis said that there I. oul- one
thing In ;he world that is sire. unmc-
~ death. We cHu nuw add another
sure THU SSRS SYHup Or "a q.
t. sure To cure 4 Cough or Cold.
4 promising Young horse has boon
named Dr. Tanner in hone, thar II
will make him fast. ..-ENCU kSHE.
That might do fnr some horses hut
we had rather tax" orr chance on -
packing" uf ". II. Ross r. HoR-E
! POwpERs, ~ they gu.traut"r u h"a'thy
and vigorous constitution, which g.
essential for any horses speed and
endurance.
'Of all sad words OF tongue or pen
The saddcst are these, 1t might
have been
The above question was fnrcihly
brought To- mind the other day lv
hearing n young lady rcmarS thnt ato
would not now be- diving with con.
sumption, Il size had taken SINS
SNRup ur TAR, Wild tI:; kgp
huEuOrNp, i'm Noyrmh"r last. nul
cured her cold, ~ a friend oi her,
did.
We undcrstanl that all tho farmers
horses i'm this section thot are given
NJ IT, RpUGRrS' ilpGSE powpERa aia
able To- plough from one third tn one.
nulf more acres per day than those
that ARE given nu" Other. owing to
their laxative, tonic. Nul PURIFYING:
qualities. "" advise all those that
have not used them To do so. They
are not adu!trrat"d with bran or cak @
meal And .old by III" pound, bat are
pax up in neat packages from pure
dra,, md soN FOR - cent, 10y AL drug
gists.
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Prof. Kurzenknabcs twin hoys, John
and Geo rye, who spent several days in
our midst, on Monday left for home.
They are promising young men, pos
sessing excellent social qualities, &c
nial companions, aud made many
warm friends while with ny. Come
again boys, you sre always welcome.
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Chas. Eayrs Hiuk'e. Jersey Ci'y
Heights, y. j., writes My son. lai
Of twelve years, was completely cured
of terrible case of Eczema by the
Cuticura Remedies. From his head
to his feet WAS one mass OF scahs"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-05-26
Grand Festival.

The Union Sunday School OF Port
Trevorton, will hold festival in the
U. B, Church Of that plaza on June
4th 1881. The festival viii be held for
the beneht OF the School. This 10 for a
good purpose and should be we'll pa.
tronised. Come one, como all.
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RICHFiELD Pa. Mayf7, '9t

On Sunday evening as Peter s.
Graybill, one OF our merchants was
riding his horse to water he was
thrown violently to the ground re-
aulting in the dislocation Of his left
elbow joint. DR.. Eckerl reduced it
and he is now on u fair way to recov-
cry. W. ii NJ.
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Take-it. Easy and Live,Long are
brothers, and are related TO Ayers Sar-
saparilla, which has heightened many
. life.
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| II you have pinples, boils. salt
rheuin. rough akin, &c. take "Lins.
dey's Blood sesrcher" Sold by all
druggists.
| May, 1871.
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George B. Arnold sud Jonn c. psr.
lington, Of Perry County, spent sevora
days in Middleburg.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-05-26

II will pay every body TO examine
the immense Stock of Furniture for
sale by the Popular Furniture man
W. II. FELIX Lswistovn Ps,
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lLWTsTnwN DIVISION.
srNruBr \ i-uIsTows RAIL yn.p.
fvAN- WApp vrsvv,

4 'NiNISFFtlGuS NOrTnE .
=! Lot ON. 90 atr.tri.t.,tio, ,r n, ,,,,,, a.
~-nutl Na'rr istu nf CUrfre .v.., 20.
~ty Ter County, te-''. H'r'us t-e. rr,.t
ei 20 10 uu''rslg'gd, ~. Ys'.tts Kr.sfrr
t'E'ei'-t Indebted 90 7t'd otitt- a-r 20 .,rrf.
- ia rNt" Immediate y-Vurni, rliIa 't.Hss
hA'inF ciAl"s y .l' 'rsfct. Ii-a 1ui, zrtt.u,l
Gated ;0ttC't,sMSU'
YNCHiEfhs NOrgr
pSJHGE MIN,
hst - ie.' .,TI.t-,ta,s
g. ne ui VII b. held ~ tie Ia. fs.k
deroe ut H.c't IN S5tjF's,. Jnustl~si
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yS-Ths Misses Dorm would resr,c,

NSrThe Misses Dorm would respect.
fully inform the public that they have
In store the best selected stock OF
Millinery Goods, are prepared 10 do all
kinds Of work neatly, chcsply, expeji-
tiously and in good style. Give them
9 call.
May ~. 81. Sw.
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The destructive potato bug-may his
tribe dscrssse--is promptly on time
again thIs spsirs. - usuAh
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Nearly new Sweep Stakes Separator
with mounted Horse power com
plete for sale cheap hy J. +. Reihl.
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A DMtNlSTRATORS NOTICE
~ Letters OF administration on the estate
wilhelm Leonard late OF Perry twp. snyder
TO. Pa, decd, hsye been granted 10 the upier.
sitned. All persons knowing themselves inioht.
ed to said estate VIII please MAKE imme Ia Q
pa ayment whils these having ella lms sssinst said
estate vii present them Tor settiemcbt to
GEORGE WEiPfRr,
MAY "a 81. Adninlstrstsr.
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Superiority is defed and competition
is invited Oh the Empire Sepai ator.
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The hills suriunding the town looi
beautiful in their green gaIb..
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NOTICE..

Notice 10 hereby styen 10 sh persons that
thsy shau aot trsae or barter fnr a ] Judgment
note for sevonty.nve dollars ktven ~ ms IA
Willism Herner aow In the hands oi John
Rsvuer. l WI act ray cato note not hssiss
rees we'd valus Cor tue sans, snles conrs llse
10 do 90 BY dee courss Of law,
hARAKp ROInRock. ND.
Msy n, ~,
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Court was pretty well attended not.
withstanding the busy season.
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Strawberry festivals soon.

The grass is growing marvelsusly
fast.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-05-26

Buy nothing but an Empire
Thresher from Reihl Bros.
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All communications, business let.
ters &C., for this office, to secure
erompt attention should be addressed
Ia follows: THE PosT, Middleburg
snyder County, Pa. Advertisements,
communications &c. must be handed
n by Monday noon, to secure inser-
Ion in next issue
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A DMINIsTRATORS NOTICE
hIs'tess ci aa@is,ssrs,,sn en- re sssste AZ
Abfsksu sshoeL zee 81 Nee fsrlfo, rNson
.Anea. Az yssssas AVE vtrG sAs~ssiyes in
sssisd 10 sAe estsss sin p'ssss msbs ielurdi.
sis ,. yusa, stne tAoss ~ iSa etsiNs 49, Inst
ssh ssssss ~sh pssss~i ss.n 'os s:.iissrsai to
y. =. S<HOslh,
spsa, q, rsi Atusssss.er>
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DRESS.MAKIHG

in all its various branches neatly,
ehsaply and promptly dose in the last
end beet styles srt ~ ~ the latesu'
rsshiona nolnsas, oessA Wrsg~,
Usdsrwear. &c.
Give ne q caN.
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4 DTiNISTR NTORS' NOTICE.. d.
~ I,ttsrs of adm snistfA,ioE On tNserais nt
John Sylystter Sehnuro, late Of seiinssrovs,
>eyje' 40. r., deed have toch grnuiei IN tho
ruferaitned. All psrs'nt Knowing steu,elve:
indebted 70 sAt estate VII p'eNfe nsss In
mediate payment While thoss havirE clsiRt
ss -inst ssid estate viii present tksn Tor ,stus-
meHtto
0E0Rar SCHNUF,
Ayril u, ls.l Adntutrrstor.
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Considerable Agricultural Machinery
on exhibition thh week. "
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ENEGU TORS NOTICE Letters
Lyts,tAmertsty On hs stst. o. yslea.
Nns knsrp, decl,laie OF wsst nesver wrsA IN
srydsF conhty, ls., were krsatsa 70 ise ass
deTSEnei, An Istsnhs krowinS Ft.mselv ~.
irdr bted O. ss,d efts's ~tll rls~ss na lie I'm N
state rsy msht, -b,h thSss having cSstms wil
prtsent then for ,st,lenente
apAN wAGNrR,
sAsAk kNkfP.
April -, lssf. Ksleaatsr.
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Empire" Sepnraiors the best.
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~'s wBrp.

III, r,cinc EKute'. vest c,u DO fAStsi 8,
u ' cSloNnnt6i
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Wild flowers are blooming.
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Pennsylvania R. R
Philadelphia & Erie r. r Citisi en
WINTER 7T.XE I,fRL.

-, ,ri ,rsrsrSphY. ~D-. IN, isss 80
tr-irs N tIe rhi,'sirhn nj, b. Ro.A
hivist1uv ~ rnu - f1i'N-,:
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Vow II you only hgve occasion to see,
How earnest Hud N.hciuau, sha be
when telling how quickly nni en-.
tirply
She WAS cured Of the cold, caught o,
said srttee
Twill Surprise YOU.
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She saw notice in the weekly Srln.
ITO Cure u Co'd-Uss SiSss' S,Rur
or IA"
go she went 20 her Druggist, AND then
and there
Invested with single quarter
In the article.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13
CHAPTER II.

:" 1t is Christmas day." said Nan "
Hill, at breakfast. II suppose we are
going home to-day; they'll all be
there"
"Let them. Where is home. won
der, If not here ?" Her husband ate hi-
breakfast sullenly.
But ! told mother we'd CO." put in
the wife, fecbly.
Il can't help that. Am responsible
for what you say9 I'm not going one
step. ] don't care fig for all their
meetings
"Well, | can take the horse and 90
alone. / can drive, you know. And
it's only eight miles away"
I'm going to use the horse; I've got
an engagement at Stanton. shan't be
back TO dinner"
"You can drive me over first. I must
CO." pleaded the disappointed creature.
Bell will be there with her children.
She has Just come from Minnesota, and
] haven't seen her since before / was
married"
"Botherl" Mr.. Samuel left the
room. She heard him presently at the
cider barrel.
And then her wrath rose. 1t was un-
just, this state of servitude to n brute
who despised her and her kindred. Her
anger mounted on the wings of dis
appointment. She who had hitherto
shown mild spirit, and submissively
yielded TO his exactions, now rebelled.
Instantancously. all the instances of his
direct unkindness flashed vivit into
her recollection; anger aggravated the
stingS. Succeeding this rose her long
forbearanoc, magniHed by Der resent
ment into martyr-like virtues. Indeed,
her life was a martydom. But she wins
powerless to quit It. Oh yes she was
powerlessl The tie, however hateful,
was binding until death. Would that
death would coFae and take me and give
me restf" che wept.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13
Agriculture In Russia.

The recent importation OF American
rye into some Of the Baltic ports has
created alarm all over Russia, and
elaborate articles on the comparative
agricultural resources of the two cuun-
tries have appeared in almost every
Russian newspaper. The unanimous
conclusion 10 that thd cause of the un.
favorable result of Russia farming lies
not in the soil, but in the ignorance and
lsziness Of the Russian peasant. The
wages Of the laborer in Russia, arc lower
than in any country, but IL takes three
Russian mouiiks TO do the work OF one
farm hand in France. Great Britain or
the United States.
Another reason OF the backward con-
dition of Russian agriculture may be
found in the fact that scarcely any
machinery is used in the field. The
small landowners have neither the
means to buy machines nor the neces-
sary knowledge to use them. Only q
few great landowners, who managed TO
remain rich even after the emancipation
Of the serfs. s.are able to order agricultural
implements from abroad, and when they
get them upon their estates they find
that foreign skilled labor is necessary
and that armed force IL often nesded 10
protect both labor and machinery. for
the mouiiks are disposed 10 go for" the
imported machinery as we'll as for the
imported farm hands.
An additional drawback 10 any pro-
gress in agriculture is due 70 the want
Of country banks. The distances TO tide
water from the grain-growing districts
is in some cases greater than from Nil
waukee 10 New York. The railroads
being % few and - far between ~ the
freight rates are high. the peasant Is
utterly unable to stand the expenses OF
the shipments without borrowing
money; and as he his no bank 10 borrow
IL from, she local speeulstors buy up bis
whole harvest at n mere nominal price
and grab all the money that is to he
made. The consequence of this state OF
affairs Is that the naturally lasy and
drunken peasant gets completely dis
couraged and becomes an utterly un-
manageable brute.-Ns.1 York Hour.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13
AlmhnaCS.

Almanack is the Arabic for dairy"
and hence it may be inferred that some
notion of this kind obtained among the
Arabs. Manuscript almanacs of a rude
character and dated a century before
the invention Of printing are still in ex-
istence. The earliest printed almanac
was issued in 1890, being next to the
Bible in early date. Fifteen years after-
ward almanacs sold for ten crowns in
gold, and hence were only in the hands
of the richest class. How strange this
seems nj the present time when one gets
an almanac showed on TO him gratis at
every drug store. Nostradamus, the
sstrologer, who hourislcd three cen
turics ago, was the frs. that introduced
predictions concerning the weather.
which still continues TO be one of the
almanac's amusing features. For a CEN
tury and Il halt almanac making was "A
government monopoly in Great Britain.
and rs abolition was matter Of such
difficulty that it required the oloquence
of Erkskine. II was accomplished about
the time Of the declaration of indepen-
dcnce. The most popular'of such pub
icaiions in America was Poor Richards
almanac. which was issued by Franklin
for tweniy-six years. It's sale was
enormous, each edition being about To-
600 and yet il soon became very scarce.
A century afterwsrd copies were sold
at Sl2 apiece. The longest series of
almanacs in this country was ISSUED by
Isaiah Thomas, of Worcester, Mass, and
his successors. 1t was continued for
forty-hve years, and was highly priced
for its apothegms and sententious wit. -
Troy 7Imes.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13
Court Plaster.

The Scientific Amtric1n gives the fol-
lowing directions for making this useful
article: Soak isinRlass in - little warm
water for seventy-four hours; then
evaporate nearly all the water by gentle
heat; dissolve the residue in = little
dilute alcohol; and strain The whole
through a piece OF open linen. The
strained mass should be tiff Jelly when
cold. Now stretch a piece of silk or
sarsenot on = wooden frame. and fix II
tight with tacks or paok-thread. Melt
the jelly and apply Il 10 the silk thinly
and evenly with badger hair brush.
A second coating must be applied when
the FIRST has dried. When both are
dry, apply over the whole surface two
or three .coatings Of the balsam of Peru
Plaster thus made Ia very pliabls, and
nev@ brakz.