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kets appear TO be a trie finer in tone the nat
uraI of supply and demand. especially In New
York. where the deliveries for consumption con-
tinue on a large scale" Quotations follows
lSIa@20I2c p 10 for good To prime Costa Rica.
free from black beans; lS@la12c r 10 for good
Costa Rca. mixed with black beans; lS15@l9Isc
q N for good washed Salvador: l71hc "a 10 for
good unwasbed Salvador Nicaragua and Guatemala:
2l62lIac e 10 for prime washed Guatemala: 200
2O34c for good to strictly good Guatemala: l761
1880 for fair washed snd unwashea Guatemala:
2OI9@22c q 1t for good to prime pea berry: 800
lie for medium qualities: 12126al4 for ordinary
qualities; S@nI2c for very inferior to common.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash; Cube, Crushed Powdered
ana Fine Crushed. all 55sc = 10: Dry Granuiated
Sac p 10; Confectione=s' A, 51se; Standard A,
4Jsc; Magnolia, 45sc; Extra c, 4Lac: Golden @.
4ssc; ID. 414c = 70; half bbls. 14c more than bbls.
nr.HI nNn :. q
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EXCUSE.

Blame me not. love- that do wear
An ever changing hue;
You arc my sunshine. and bear
My lights and shades from you.
Do not your lover, love, upbraid
To show a haSty mind;
The heaven itself is OF more staid.
So you continue kind.
am your instrument. dear love;
And II the tone be Jared,
Those strings which should In concord move
Are touched amiSs and marred.
-WILLI.M CALDWELL ROSCOE.
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monopoly in this city is the firm of
Raphaels, the wel-known clotbers. Two
years ago julius w. Raphael issued a
circular calling attention to the rapaclty of
the monopoly, and thereafter devoted con-
siderable of his time TO arousing his neigh
Though no immediate benefit resulted from
Mr.. Raphael's labors. 1t is but fair TO pre-
sumo that the seed thus sown is now pro-
ducing fruit
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TOOK q sailor,s AIoaey.

Lewis Ladower, a seal-hunter. came
ashore Thursday night with the intention
of having coed time, ana had SEQ in his
pockets. While cruising around the Bar
barry Coast early yesterday morning he fell
In with Kitty Ennis. Soon after he parted
with Kitty he discovered that all his money
was missing. He reported the theft to Off
GERS HASKELL aud Rearden, who traced
Kitty to her room and found S55 of the
stolen money In her possession. Kitty was
locked up on a charge of grand larceny.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FRIDAY EVENING, July Is.
SUMMARY OF THE hARKEra

FRIDAY EVENING, July Is
SUMMARY OF THE AARKEra
Wheat doing better
Barley futures firm
New Oats lower.
Corn advanced.
Rye unchanged.
Hay declining.
Beans unchanged.
Potatoes easy. Onions steady.
Creamery Butter higher
Fine Cheese firm
Eggs in large supply.
Fruit sells well.
Fresh Pruues high and active.
Dried Peaches and Apricots firm.
Beef weaker. Lamb ano Mutton firm.
Silver hrmer.
Mexican Dollars lower.
Hams and Bacon firm.
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65S Market St., Opposite Palace Hotel
OAK.ST. RESIDENCE
TUESDAY

:. inc (No 643l Of Oak ST., lao feet E. OF Fill
more; elegant residence; rooms bath laundry
ete.; punt by days work; handsomely decorated;
beautiful gardens front and rear: sun IN every
room: gas stoves, CRATES. etc. parties looking for
model home should examine this residence; large
lot 40Il20 10 street
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Pronounced Anti-MonopoIis,s.

Now that the public is taking such q
lively interest in the movement to bring
about an active competition with the
Southern Pacific OF Kentucky, and thereby
secure some measure of relief from the ex-
orbItsBt freights and fares at present exist
ing, it is but fair TO state that one of the
most consistent opponents OF railroad
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California Fruit.

CHICAGO July l5.-The Earl Fruit Company
realized the following prices for California Fruit
auction: Royal Apricots, 81 50tgl 70; Peach
flums, 81 9043; tales Early Peaches. 81 SSH
70: Early Crawfords, s2@2 40; Bartlett Pears
So 35@t3 20.
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New York Markets.
ChicnYo Markets.

CHICAGO, July l5.-wheat was dull, and opened
1s9ssc higher, advanced 1a@5sc more on nrm
cables and reports OF An improved demand for cash
wheat: declined CSC on realizing, and closed steady
at AG3sc higher than yesterday. Receipts 81. 900
bushels; shipments $4,000 bushels. Rye. 65c
Barley, 65c.
CHICAGO. July l5.-wheat-Cash. 7S1sc. Corn
4S1zc PORK = Sl1 TO- Lard-x7 l2Ia Ribs
~ o2Lz. Mhisky-Sl l6
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State Dentists.

The State Dental Association will hold
It's twenty-ihird annual session at &c O'Far-
rell street next Tuesday. The session will
last four days.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

u ULLION MINING CONGRATULATIONS OF
A. principal place OF business, San Francisco Cal !;
location OF works, Storey County, New
Nottce-Thero are delinquent upon tine following
described stock, on account OF assessment mo SS1
levied on the 2sth day of May. 1892 the several
amounts set opposise the names OF the respective
shzreholdors fofIoHs. "
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WESTERN ADDITION NEW RESIDENCE.

W. line no I'd of Scott ST., rs feet s. OF LIoyd.
bet Waller and Ridley-New residence: 9 rooms
anu path; IN fine location; Haight-st. cable; ex.
anime this for a home; lot 25xlI9.
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AUCTION SALES.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE.-UTAH CON-
~ solidated Comprehension OF principal place
or business, San Francisco. Cal. Location OF works
Virginia City, Storey County, New.
Notice-There are Delinquent upon the following
described stock. account of assessment No IS
levied the seventh day OF june. 1892 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
Shareholders as follows:
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Beef is easier again. Lamb and Mutton are stiR
Wholesale rates from s!aughterers 10 dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality. size. with few fine bull
locks al &C. second quality. SC; third do, 31g94i2c
NEAL-Large, 5lS6 lie: small Calves 6G7c
MUTToN-Wethers. SIC: Ewes Sc
LAMB-SprIng, SIzeyl0c = 10.
PORk-Liye Hogs. 5G5I4c q n for heavy hard
granted: lz45ssc for light average do; stock
hogs, 41294z4e; dressed do, 7lzSsLsc 2 ID,
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Family Retail Market.

Butter is rather dearer again. Cheese and Eggs
show little change.
Mutton and Lamb are scarce and higher at whole
sale. but retail prices have not yet been affected.
Owing 20 the failure OF Fruit crop In the East
ern states there is lively demand for California
Fruit for canning drying and sh pment East which
explains the high retail prices In the local market
Figs very scarce and dear and in fact all kinds
of tree fruits are selling at rather high prices
Vegetables are generally in abundant supply
The fancy varieties or Fish are cheaper.
Following u 1HE CALLS regular weekly retail
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NEW LINE CLIPPER SHIPS.
Merchants Lime.
NEW YORK TO SAN FRANCISCO

THE MAGNIFICENT IRON SHIP
It. H. . \ IA ES
1897 Tons Reg. REED Master
Is now the berth at New York and having Iarya
engagements viii receive quick dispatch
To be followed hy the Al Clipper Ship EMILY
REED.
For freight apply to
j. w. GRACE & CO.,
$50 California ST.. San Francisco.
W. r. GRACE CO.. Hanover square, New York
1el5 tf6p
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And In accordance with law and order of the
Board OF Directors made the Gath day OF May
1891 so many shares OF each reel OF said stock
may be necessary will be seld at pabiic auction at
the once OF the company, room 20 3Sl Piue street.
Ban Francisco, Cal, on TUESDAY, the 18th OF
July, 1892. at the hour of O'Clock 2. N. OF said
day. to paw said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses or
the sale. r. H. GRAYSON. Secretary
Cal 1y1td
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SCORPION MINING COMPANY
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

1 ELLOG JAJNEI StLNEh M4N1N6 COM.
pany-Locstion OF works aud principal place of
business, Gold Hin, Storey County Nevada
Notice-ThcTo are delinquent upon the following.
described stock. on account eff assessment No. ST
levied on the niRth day OF May, 1892 tns several
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BARK FOR SALE.

ONE-tOURIH INTEREST
In good Bark of 937 tons will be sold or ex-
changed for unincumbered city or across the
bay realty. Price, $500.
Address Bark, BOX A., Call Office. jy1o lot ep
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PACIFIC HEIGHrs REsInrNcr LOT
GOLDEN GATE PARK REsIDENcE lot

N. line OF Clay ST.. 81 - feet {. OF Lyon-Elegant
view; choice surroundings; near Preside Park
street graded aud severed all ready for buiId n
examine it; lot 25xl05.
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CLAY STREET. NEAR MASON. REsIDENCE

s. line IN l1l3) OF Clay ST.. Il5 % feet w. OF
Mason Portable 2-story residence OF rooms
bath, etc; basement used or business; brick foun
dation; street In basat blocks: examine this for an
Investment; rexts $50 per month; cable-cars pas
the property; lot 22x5S TO rear street.
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WESTERN AnnITI0N REsInENcE

N line (No. 1909 of Turk ST. 81 g feet w of
Pieree-2-stOry bay-window residences: Z rooms,
bath. etc; brick foundations unfinished basement
rent $40 Ellis and McAllister cables large lot,
25x137:6.
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LIVERPOOL, July 15.-The spot market Is steady
st 6s lid Csrgoes steady at ass Sd for OF
coast, 34s for Just shipped and 33s Cd for nearly
due
FuTUREs
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No Red Winter: July
6s SGD: August 6s 7Hd: September, 6s 7i4d;
october. IS 712d; November, 6s 712d; December
6s 7Aad.
EECURITIEa
LONDON, July 15.-Consols. % 1915; Silver
$3.50: Rentes, 9Sf 65c. Bullion into Bank of
England, Els. OU0.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK. July 15.-The stock market again
is almost entirely stagnant, and operators OF all
kinds are waiting Developments. Changes to-day
were insignificant Governments dull aud steady
Petro eum closed at 62s.c.
New YORK. July l5.-United States Bonds IS
III; do. 2's 100; Northern Pacific, 2O1.: Cana
dian Pacihc. 81: Central Pacific. 80: Union Pa.
cine. 3714: AtchIsoD Santa Re 36; Wells
Fargo. las: Western Union, e3JA; Silver S67ac:
Sterling - s71aG4 80
Wheat - July, s4s4c. Flour. steady. Coffee
s1l 80. Sugar, ga a 31sc. Hops - Pacinc
Coast. 1S424c. Hides. l3c. CopDer-Lake si1 80
TIn-spot $2l 10. Lead-Domest1c, ii l5. Iron
$l6. Petroleum. 62s4c.
HOPS.
port very favorable pros poets for large crops.
SUGAR AND CoFFEE
Sugsr-Quiet and changed.
Conee-Unsettied with weak tendency and slight
declines Sales 1920 bags. July and August
Sl1 80; September, 9ll IS.
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L. line of Stanyan ST., SO feet ~ OF Grove-Lot
faces Golden Gate PARK; is all ready for building
street graded, severed and macadam lied: eIegan
lot for home; Hayes and McAuister st. cables; 10
25xl06:3.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Sun AID TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN ESr. Chroaomsts. and
Instrument Maker, I California ssress
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor
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Portland's Business.
Exchange and RnIIian

PORTLAND. Or. July l5.-Clearances, s27o. 600
balances, S49,00
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NEW WESTERN HOTEL,
L EARNY AND WASHINGTON SrS.-RE-MOn
IA eled and renovated KING, WARD A on
European plan. Rooms soc to 81 SO per day "a Ia
~ per week IS TO $50 per month; free baths: hor
and cold water every room: hre CRATES In eyery
room; elevator runs all night fel7 WeSaSu w
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And in accordance with law and an order OF tue
Board or Trustees, made the Stn day of May,
1892 SO many shares OF each parcel OF such stock
AZ may be necessary win be seld Al pubic auction
at the ONCE of the COMPANY, 3 Main St, Gold
Hill. New. on MONDAY, the 9Th day OF July. 1904
at O'Clock y. NJ of said day, to pay said delinquent
Rssssstne nt thereon. together with of adver
Using and expenses o. sails.
1sls I'd ". II. BLAUYELT. sseretarx.
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LIBERTY HEIGHTS RESIDENCE

IaCeS 0OIGch gate fdfk; Is All ready Tor building;
street graded, severed and macadamiZed; elegant
lot for home; Hayes and McAllster St cables lot
25xl06:3
LIBERTY HEIGHTS RESIDENCE
N. line no. 122) OF Liberty ST., 225 feet w of
Guerrero; 2-story, rooms etc brick foundation;
garden front and fine view; choice surround.
ings; street In fine condition; electric road:
lot 25x114-
CASTRO HEIGHTS RESIDENCE
W. line (No. 100 of vicksburg ST. ia feet s. OF
I'D; house containing rooms and bath; gas-pip-
ings; street in fine condition; Castro-st and to be
Church-st. cable; lot ~ :6xlO0
PACIFIC HEIGHTS RESIDENCE LOT.
N line Of Green ST., 81 IS feet E. of POLK elegant
large lot: sunny side OF the street; good view;
gram.
MISSI0N-FRENCH FLATS.
E line (Nos. 20s and 2O913) of Chattanooga ST.,
100 feet 5. OF 23d-LOwer fiat, rooms and bath;
upper, rooms and bath; laundry each; iron
fence to front yard: concrete sidewalk: brick
daton electric road on Guerrero st. street in fine
shape; lot 26xl17;6.
PRECITA VALLEY RESIDENCES AND LOTS.
S. side OF Precta ave, about 295 feet T. OF Coso
street. of Mission St.. house rooms and bath, lot
25xl40.
Also S. side Precita ave. 24O feet E. of Coso ST.;
cottage rooms lot 25x140.
Also. residence lot adjoining. 30Il40.
Also, 3 lots on California ave, in OF above
property; lots 100 and 25xl0O.
Short distance from Mission-st. cars, and to be
extension Of Howard ST. cabe good view Preeita
avenue severed and fine condition.
For catalogues, terms, etc., inquire OF
EASToN, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
~ is ls 10 Auctioneers, 633 Market st.
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Dtvidenns Declared.

NoTE-AsSessments OF mines NOT listed on ths
Board tail delinquent In office,
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Assessments Pending.
TIE following is a list OF assessments now pending
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N. line (NO. 122) OF Liberty ST. 225 feet w
Guerrero; 2-story, rooms, etc. brick foundati
garden front and rear; fine view; choice surr0u
Ings street In hne condition; near electric 70
lot 25xl14.
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For Late satoo,n7 Ia,-u,,ee,. s.. Eiaan pr,.
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pptter choIce 9rolIsOln55

Apricots. a 10.
Apples. = 10 49,
Almonds. r 70.
Bananas, = dog
BiackOel ries,
e drawe r. -.
CantalOupeS, ca
Cherries, q n q.
Oh cry Plums,
q ib..........
CocOanuts, ca.
+ igs, z D.
Figs. Smyrna. u
Grapes. y D..
HuckIebeTriUs.
8 D"....,...
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-02-26
A Great Domain by Irritation.

The arid region of the United States
covers an area OF 1900 miles in its
widest part, from east to west, and 1000
miles from north to south. 1t embraces
the area between the Tooth meridian and
the Coast Range, and from the British
possessions on the north to Mexico Oh
the south. This space contains over &
million of square milestone third of the
area of the United States, including
Alaska-equal to more than 600, 900, 900
acres. All of Arizona, New Mexico,
Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Colorado and
Nevada, and portions of California,
Oregon, Washington, Texas, Kansas,
Nevada, North and South Dakota aud
Montana, lie within this belt. 1t is es-
timated in the report for the year end
ing June Both, 1891, Of the Hon. John
Noble, Secretary of the Interior, that
"120, 900, 600 acres that are now desert
may be redeemed by irrigation 50 as to
produce the cereals, fruits, and garden
products possible in the climate where
the lands are located.
When it is remembered that 100, ,O0O,
600 acres about equal in area the States
of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois combined,
the gigantic possibilities and future Of
so great an extent Of fertile and produc.
tive land now lying fallow, may be
imagined when it is made to "laugh with
a harvest" =" The four States above named
now have a population of about Is, ,000,-
600, and could easily support thrice that
number; so that estimating the cult
vable area Of the arid region at 120, ,000,.
600 acres, and doubtless it greatly ex-
ceeds that amount, the United States has
in that desert land an empire awaiting
development, capable Of supporting a
population in comfort, almost eQull to
the now existing population Of the entire
Republic. Forum.
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Sale of The Average Nove,.

The fact is, asserts Edward W. Box,
that the average novel does not exceed
one thousand copies in its sale. More
over, publishers fix that as limit to
their first printing. \ novel, like book
OF short stories, is Il risk, and every pub
Usher knows it. OF course, he always
hopes that each novel will prove the ex.
ception, and reach large sale. But dis
appointment is the result in a great ma
jority Of cases. Once in a while a novel
will create IN immense amount of talk,
but even in such a case a sale of 5000
copies is the exception rather than the
rule and the novel that touches the 5000
mark is indeed Il rarity. Some OF the
most famous novels of the widest known
writers have barely exceeded the last
figure, and one that l have in mind,
which, five years ago, was in everybody s
mouth and talked about in almost every
drawingrocm in the land, only sold 1000
copies. Paragraphs placed its sale at
25, 900 copies, and 1 remember the au-
thor himself telling me Of his intense as
tonishment when he received his royalty
statement from the publishers. He lad
heard so much of the novel, Ills eye had
met daily the wonderful figures circu.
lated, and he had come to believe HIM
self that the sale must have been phenom-
enal. HIS most conservative estimate
was 90, 900 copies. The novel has now
stopped selling altogether and its author
told me only last week that the actual
sales of the book, all told, had been
precisely 72ll copies. And this was
one Of the most talked-about novels of
the past five years. We hear a great
deal about the reputed sales of novels,
but here arc some absolute facts. Chi
cago Herald.
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Iha Adlutant Bird.

When the morning came the men used
to carry traps out on the open mlidauu,
attended by three or four adjutants, who
knew very we'll what treat there was in
store for them. With our binoculars
we could see from the house the poor
rats let loose and dash OF mt their best
pace toward the stables; but a grim ad-
jutant with his long strides and out
stretched wings soon overlook the rat,
tossed him in the air and swallowed him.
Occasionally very smars rat would
double under the leading adjutaut's legs;
but the rat had little chance to escape,
for if it cvaded one pursuer it only ran
into tae mouth Of another.
The adjutaut may be called sacrel
bird; but as this epithet might be mis-
understood as if it applied to Hindoo
mythology must explain that he is con-
secrated to municipal duty, and is santi-
fed by the protection of municipal law.
Any one who kills an adjutant IN Cal
cutta is punishable by fine of gold
mohur, or IS. | never found this law
in the statute books any more than [
ever saw that fabulous coin, the gold
mohur, in It's original gold. But there
is no Engliyh magistrate in Calcutta who
would hesitate to impose fine of Il gold
mohur on any one convicted of killing
an adjutant nt-Longman's Magazine.
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Best Time for Bathing.

There has been some discussion as to
the best time for bathing. Undoubtedly
the best time for taking warm bath
is at night Just before going to bed, as
the danger OF cold is avoided. If one
goes from the bathroom after such a
bath directly to bed, the skin is kept
warm for several hours and the COM
plexion may be as much improved by
this ordinary bath as it would undoubt
edly is by the Turkish bath. 1t is not
safe, however, to take more than two
such warm baths during the week, as
its more frequent continuance is apt to
prove enervating. A cold bath, on the
contrary, may be taken daily with bene
fit if a person IS in a state of perfect
health; but it should be taken in the
morning on rising and should be fol-
lowed by brisk use of the friction towel.
1t is not necessary to coarsen the skin of
the hands and face by this friction. The
face should be always dried with some
soft, absorbent towel. The internal aids
to a clear complexion are known to be {
thorough cleansing and purifying of the
blood. Humors on the face certainly in.
die ate the need of physicians advice as
to the state Of the blood, and external
remedies will avail but little. Sometimes
strictly vegetable and fruit diet, avoid
ing carefully all butter aud vegetable
fats, will purify the complexion when
the most carefully regime in bathing and
all the prescriptions Of the physician are
of no avail. Such dieting need be ad.
hered to for only few weeks and then
one may 90 back gradually to ones or
binary diet, remembering, however, that
an abundance of rich pasteries, cakes and
sweetmeats, eaten promiseuously between
meal times, will tend to ruin the very
best complexion in the world. An old
fashioned remedy for softening the skin
in the bath was to tie-up two pounds of
bran in thin bag, leave it in soak in
quart Of water for two or three hours
before you get in. This is the old-fash-
ioned bran-bath used by our grand
mothers as a means of softening and
beautifying the skin.-New York Tri-