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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-28
Stage Folks I'm Perspective.

Mayme Gehrue will appear in Lederer's
big new production, 1.-The Casino Girl
:. = ::
Copyright performances of 1.-THE Greatest
Thing in the World and Sag Harbor"
were given in London Jan. s.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-28

Marie Dressler, 1t is said, will star next
season in a new comic opera, written to
fit her peculiar style of work.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-28

Tom Robertson's David Garrick," an
adaptation from the French, was first
acted in the London Haymarket Theater in
1865.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-28

Baritone singers. who. by the way. are
least remembered by song writer's, will be
interested in the following programme of
songs given by Mr.. David Bispham at
Mendelssohn Hall, New York; Thursday
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News and Gossip
ABOUT
Music and Musicians

The pupils of the Indianapolis Conserva-
tory of Music will shortly give recital
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-28

During the past two seasons Lottie Will
liams-Salter has played every female role
in the Broadhurst farce. "Why Smith Left
Home"
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To Soar Above me Clouds.

News comes from Europe that the
flying machine designed by Count Yep
pelin of the German army has been
completed and is about to be put to a
series of trials. says the Philadelphia
Record. Unusual interest Is centered
on this machine. because OF the mag
nitude of the scheme and because OF
the association with it of such a dis
tinguished name as Count Zeppelin.
An idea of the enormity OF the
scheme may be gathered from the fact
that before any work was begun a
floating construction plant was erect
ed on Lake Constance, $50 feet in
length and sixty-ive feet high. In the
boathOuse the foundation of the ship
was laid. and since then the entire
construction has been carried on
within its -four walls.
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.Spain Ll LOOKING Op.

The vigor with which the Spanish
government Is enforcing the collection
Of the new taxes seems To inspire con-
ndcnce at home In the honesty and
ability Of the present financial admin
istration.
The 4 per cent bonds OF the gov
crnmcnt sold on the European bourses
above ", and the new and purely In
ternal loan of 1000. 900. 900 pesatas-
nominally equal to $40, 600, OO0-de-
signed to take up more than half the
nations floating debts. commands .
premium In advance of It's issue.
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Sbc Lafc Martin y. Russell.

Martin J. Russell, the great Chicago
.ditor. whose death was recorded last
week, exercised a wide influence In
,ivic affairs, in politics, In social life,
BY native talent, by industry, by thrift.
BY honest cudcavOr. Ivy loyalty to the
deals which he had formed he paved
MS way to the position which he oc-
,upied. He followed every path of
duty as it lay before him lie was
Dorn in Chicago in 1915. When the
,ivil war broke ont he left his books
or the battlefield tie accompanied his
iucle, Col. James \. Mulligan. to Mis-
souri,. ana was chosen second licuton-
ant a year later. In 1862 Lieut.. Rus
sell was appointed assistant adjutnnt'
general aud served in that capacity
until mustered out Of service. In lSIV
Mr.. Russell began his journalistic ca
reer as a reporter for the Evening
Post. Later he became a member ol
The editorial staff of the Times, and IN
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In Rich Mans ParadiSe.

Otto Young. the wealthy Chicago
merchant, has decided to add another
palace to the group at Lake Geneva,
Wis, the rich mans resort. Here is a
picture Of the proposed dwelling. IL
will cost a million dollars, and Is to
be 175 feet in length, seventy-iive feet
deep, and three stories In height above
the basement. II has IA white Georgia
granite base, and, above the stylobate,
the entire face, walls, cornices, balus-
trades, etc, are finished In white Bed
ford oolitic limestone, richly carved
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Some Notable Nominations.

Speaking OF the unanimity of Roose-
yelt's nomination the Philadelphia
Bulletin expresses the opinion hat IL
must be extremely trying to sit III a
convention as a delegate and be nom
mated at the same time, and recalls
the fact that Garfield was the only
president who sat in the convention
which nominated him, and Seymour
md Bryan were the only other presl-
1ential candidates evolved from out
The convention chaos of which they
we're a part. Hendricks was "A dele
gate to the convention OF 1884. when
named him nominee for vice-president
lfter an attempt had been made 10
Itampede il from Cleveland to him.;
Arthur sat among the New YORK
delegates when the victorious anti
.hird-termers tossed the second place
% him like a bone in the closing
hours of the session, and old demo-
rats remember how young John 1.
Breckenridge sat in the convention
which gave him the vice-presidency
On the ticket with James Buchanan
Ind sought in vain to escape the pres
Iure.
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A Fairy.

Really, 1t is the most helpful Small
thing" | have tried in many a day. In
one of the papers that came to my
desk | noticed the following formula,
and knowing the cleansing properties
of each Of the ingredients, | said, Il
will try that" Take five bars OF good
soar preferably white soap shave
and dissolve in just sufficient water to
have It nice and smooth. When dis
solved add two rounded tablespoonfuls
OF powdered borax. and n common
sized %teacupful Of kerosene. Beat in
well, so as to thoroughly incorporate
the kerosene. Stir occasionally while
cooling, 80 the coal oil will not rise to
the top, pour into a Jar, and the
fairy" will help cleanse many a soiled
utensil or garment with a minimum
outlay of strength.
Glass, china, or silver came forth
shining from suds made with this
soap; used in cleaning lamp chimneys'
they become brilliantly clear. Rub
bed upon a spot Of smut, lamp-black
or smudge on wiping cloths, the ebony
tint fades from sight; while a suds
made from this soap for boiling kitch-
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ELECTRICAL

Francis MdcDauiel an eastern In
veutor. has just obtained a patent OF
tho electrical ear trumpet shown be-
low. It's principle being based on the
we'll known fact that persons dear TO
ordinary sound such, for Instance,
rs the human voice hear the
same sound perfectly plain II pro-
duced I'm the presence OF a sound or
greater volume. theoretically this
condition Is probably due to the in
hucnco OF the ordinary sound waves
produced by the voice, music or SINH
lar means acting as s|uperposed
waves or interfering waves with the
influence created by the large sound
waves upon the nerve ccnters OF tho
ear In the device the inventor APP
plies the principle by creating SOUND
waves from the vibrations of a tuned
reed. which is set In motion by max
ing and breaking an electrical CIR
cult. a small battery aud magnet are
used to create the electrical vibrations.
with a push button located in Il con
vonient position to close the circuit
when the person desires to- hear. The
reed Is located In the bell Of a trumpet
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The Art of Eating.

Lord Byron, 1t is said, used to pro-
fess that the spectacle of a pretty
woman eating filed him with horror.
Theodore Child, of cuisine fame. on
the other hand, say that, after all. a
civilized man devo ring, with all pos
sible good breeding. a slice OF roast
beef is as disagreeable a sight as one
would care to look upon. But, Mr..
Child continues. eating being a neces-
sity, nature and civilization have TAX
en- care to surround the operation
with everything that tends to distract
the attention from the material side
and they have succeeded so completely
that not one man out OF a thousand
knows anything OF the physiology o.
eating or the chemistry OF food Eat
ing has become n social as well as a
natural act. 1t has been sublimated by
the idea OF hospitality; the festive
board has acquired a certain solemn
ty from its connection with great fes'
rivals of the family; the dinner has
become the highest function or nome
life, a daily act to which no other car
be compared in Importance N re
suits.
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Original, Afternoon Modes.

No words can describe the Inventive
genius of the worlds great modistes,
as It is exhibited in the exquisite
gowns that are sent forth at this sea-
son Indeed, their seem
more than adequate for the great de-
mands made upon them by fashions
leaders.
An afternoon toilet that presents
something in every sense Of the word
new Is built OF blue wolfe. The skirt
has a graduated tunic laid in a wide
box plat at the front and In very
narrow tucks the rest of the way
| around the waistline. The foundation
is appliqued at the front with a design
in Jade passementerle which Is re-
vealed by the abridgement of thu
tunic.
The waist is laid in tiny tucks ant
has a bolero Of jade passementeri'
which fastens over a yoke of BLU
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Mysfery in HOaSbingfon.

Locked securely away in the big
afe which is such a conspicuous fea-
lure OF the Office OF the Librarian OF
congress, is a package which ranks In
mystery with The Man of the Iron
Mask" 1t required the efforts OF four
ible-bodied men to place the package
n It's present location, and the quartet
'smarked at the time that it was the
,eaviest Job they had ever handled.
This package, whatever 1t contains, is
! donation TO the government by a
ioted collector Of %curios, the only slip
ilation accompanying the gift being
hat 1t should not be opened until the
Hose Of the twentieth century, or l0O
Tears hence.
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I'oisc of Manner.

Every oma can, If she Will, Guilt
vate the ~self-control that subducs the
manifestation of feeling in frowns or
excessive laughter, says the baltimore
Herald. Poise of manner may he made
merely the outward expression of poise
of mind. and the many little worries
of life can be RELOCATED To their proper
place as trihes. True representatives, Is
not the absence of strength, but its
assured possession. Mothers should be
o%bservant of any tendency in their
growing children to undue facial dis
tortion in speaking and gently remind
them of it until the habit is cured. IL
is difficult for the adult to dismiss q
habit once formed. but it would be
wise for every young IN I'M mar
to establish a close surveillance Over
their manner of using the muscles o.
the face in speaking. Many OF them
would be surprised to find that every
sentence is a fresh grimace.
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Our Cooking Sch vol.

German Coffee Cake.-Make a sponge
with one quart G. warm milk, half n
cake OF compressed yeast dissolved in
luke-warm water and -four; cover and
let stand over night In q warm place,
In the morning add n scant cup of
butter, a level t%easpoonful salt. one
cup sugar. half teaspoonful grated nut
meg. and two eggs, beaten, with sufii-
clent -four to make dough as soft az
can be handled. Knead well for fifteen
minutes and set in a warm place TO
rise. when light, roll ont In sheets
about an inch thick and let rise to
double the bulk. Cover the top with
rich sweet or sour cream. sprinkle
with sugar and ground cinnamon, and
bake a light brown. II requires from n
halt TO thrcc-quarters of an hour. II
the cake browns too quickly, cover
with buttered white paper. Ratsin'
may be added If desired. and the tor
| covered with chopped. blanched al
monds mixed with sugar.
Luncheon Rolls.-Scald half n cup o
milk and add to 1t two tablespoonful,
of sugar and s%altspoon of salt. Dis
solve half Il cake of compressed yeas
in quarter of a cup of luke-warm waite
and add to the milk when 1t is luke
warm with a scant cup of flour. Cover
set in n warm place and let rise. Thcl
add two tablespoonful Of softcnc,
butter, a well-bcaten egg, grated rim,
Of "A lemon and -four enough to max
a good dough. Set to rise again, an
when light roll out to an inch in thick
ness, cut with small round cutter
place in buttered biscuit-pans O W
and let rise again. Brush with melte
butter and milk and bake.
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Gen. Cboffce orr for Pckin.

Gen. Chaifee has left Washington
to take charge of the American land
forces In China. lie is accompanied
by the Seventh cavalry and Will draw
the balance Of his forces from the
Philippines. The formal orders to
Gen. Chaffce, issued by Acting Secre-
tary of Wal Mciklojohn. direct him to
take command OF the troops ordered
to China. and to proceed to Pekin by
way of San Francisco and Taku, nc
companied by his aids" The direction
to proceed to the capital of the Chi
nese empire indicates a determination
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noon. But It Is in the apron and cap
that there Ia the marked difference
between cook and waitress, lady's-
maid and child's nurse-and the best
class of servants are quite az anxious
as their mistresses to have every ap-
pointment correct, for It is no longer
considered a badge OF servitude TO
wear a cap and apron while perform
ing household duties, On the contrary,
the girls are sensible enough nowadays
to realize hat caps and aprons are
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.yIaveS in Gator SatOi.

The slave owners in Tawi Tawi are
Moros. They have the right to slaves
by their religion and have held them
for centuries. In the past they have
carried on a great business In kidnap-
ping men, women and children, and
taking them to Borneo and elsewhere
for sale.
There are white men still living who
have been Moro slaves, having been
captured by the Moros in their wars
with the Spaniards. According to the
Moro laws the father has the right to
sell his children. lie can sell his wife
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the power being transmitted by
means of small chains of the kind
usually seen On bicycles. These mo-
tors may be attached to any make oil
bicycle. the complete motor and tit
tings being sold for 500. The friction
wheel Is OF aluminium bronze, and
presses OF the sides Of the tire, thus
avoiding wear on the tread. A coaster
brake should be used in connection
with this motor in order that the
rider may rest or assist the motor at
Will. The wheel here shown is fitted
with a gasoline tank, carrying sufici-
ent fuel for a seventy-hve mile jour
ney. After the regulating, which 10
done by the rider setting the regulat-
ing lever and giving the pedals a few
turns, the entire apparatus may DO
controlled by one lever. located near
the handlebar.
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way around 1t. There was a tiny
pocket Of silk, bordered also with chif-
fon rufie, and the strings were of silk
with a very narrow rufIle upon the
ends.
Another pretty feature was the lin
ing which was Of white lawn, very d.
aphanous, so that the color showed
through prettily.
The apron was OF medium length
and It's color, which was a lovely tur-
quoise, exactly matched the blue stock
at Miss Paget's throat and the bunch
OF ribbons in her hair.
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worn for purposes Of cleanliness. and
are only too glad Of the neat appear
ance that Is demanded OF them. Then
too. like every we'll turned out cos,
tune that Is appropriate for the oecs'
sion. the maids costumes are decidedly
becoming, for there are very few girls
who do not look well in their abso-
lutely plain cambria frocks or black
gowns. with the apron cap. collar
cuffs and ties that fashion has ap-
pointed az being the latest style,
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Mr.. Crokcr and His WeHbbors

Among Richard Croker's %ncighbors
IN berkshire there hos been Il very
general feeling of disgust at the at
lacks that have been made upon this
gentleman nv one OF the London
uallics. | do not know Mr., Croker
myself and | have no fOndnCss for the
political organization he bosses. but
those who have come INTO contact with
the American politician pronounce
him to be ono OF the quietcst and most
unassuming of men, friendly, hospi-
table. and charitable, while showing
not the slightest disposition to thrust
himself into county society or to 'cut
n figure" IN any direction. Neither his
politics nor any other OF his views
have been uhtrudcd upon his neigh
boris. nor on any one in this II
try. II il alleged. however with what
truth | do not know and do not cnr'),
that Mr.. Croker has favored the Borr
delegates In America. aud to such
lengths Is the abuse of 'patriotism'
for trade or party purposes now ear
ricd. that this allegation Is deemed
sufficient to justify the raising OF u
hue and cry In the London press
against an American citizen who has
paid lis the compliment Of acquiring Il
home in England. and whose conduct
among MS has been beyond rcproac'l
4 grOsscr breach Of the laws OF nos.
pi;allty. not to say good manner
could hardly be committed, even In The
name Of patriotism.-Truth.
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cBAABKR MAID.

There are quite a number OF cos
Times that are now considered correct
style for maid-servants to wear. In
deed, in every well-ordered household
considerable attention is paid to hav-
ing each servant dressed according 10
what the best ruling OF fashion has de-
creed is the proper costume. Each
and every maid in the house Is pri-
marily supposed to have a print dress
for the morning, and an absolutely
plain black, cool dress In the after
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THE YOUNG PALACE.

and decorated throughout. The style
is Italian renaissance. The pavilion
ends OF the structure are open through
the first story, and form a continue
ton Of the loggla at the center, in
tersected at each end by covered
porches, making a gallery or corridor
$50 feet in length, by sixty feet in
width across the front and sides OF
the building. The east front has at
It's center a circular portico some
twenty-five feet In diameter, forming
the carriage porch entrance.
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little delay Is such Gen. Chaffee.
that the transport will not stop at
Honolulu, but will continue on her
way direct to Nagasaki, Japan. AT
that point Gen. Chafiee will be in com
munication with the war department
and will receive further instructions.
II the trouble is all over the troops
will go from Nagasaki to Manila.
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this summer. They
are very small. and.
like the fashion
able gowns, are
made of light col
ors, in soft, SHIN
mering fabrics.
a very dainty
design is a round
toQuc of blush
green liberty satin.
The satin 10 laid
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1876 was made editor of the Telegram,
a paper published by w +. storey
Shortly afterward he returned to the
Times. and in 1888 Joined the staff OF
the Herald. During the administra-
ton Of President Cleveland Mr.. Rus
sell was collector of the port of Chi
cago.
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"You raise "a good deal OF garden
sass, don't you?" said Jaxon's neigh
Dor to him over the back fence.
I'D raise a good deal more OF my
wife's sass II | didn't" responded
Jaxon without disseminating his la
bors.-Detroit Free Press.
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An Artistic Innovation.

Mrs. Nibber. What ails that paint
ing. Mrs. Fadd? 1t looks so queer
and | can't quite make 1t out.
Mrs. Fadd. Oh, that's Niagara Falls
I've hung it upside down. That ever
lasting running water made me 81
tired.-Detroit Free Press.
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on the part of tho
government an
thorities 10 have "A
stron x military
force at the seat
of the Chinese
government. The
desire to have Gen.
Chaffee and this
cavalry regiment
reach China with
l.a.l- lila. l. a..nh.
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THE LITTLE SOCIETY APRON.

The little apron made its debut In
London society at an afternoon affair
given by Miss Paget, the girl who Is
the ~reigning beauty OF the debutanto
season. The apron was worn by the
fair hostess herself and was so be-
comingly managed that. straightaway,
sixteen OF London's most exclusive
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main feature OF
this device Is the
unique method of
transmitting power
from the motor TO
a friction pulley
which Is In contact
with the rear tire,
The motor wheel
and the friction
wheel are each
provided W I h
sprocket wheels,
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wolfe. An embroidered belt CLEANS
smartly beneath the ends of a necktie
of heavy Jade colored taffeta.
Another costume. In hunters pink
ladies' cloth, has a pointed tunic out
lined upon the skirt with black silk
braid.
The Elton opens over a tucked vest
OF hunters pink taffeta and there is a
deep crushed girdle OF black satin.
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crusade for cleanliness. He has not
~sontented himself with directing the
movements of sanitary officials. but
has personally visited unsanitary
neighborhoods, laid bare hidden
Iources Of possible disease and ordered
heir instant removal.
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SA VITA Ry

Lord Ranfurly, the governor of New
Zealand. has earned for himself consid-
cradle notorlety as a voluntary and
somewhat exacting sanitary inspector
"a work which, to say the least OF 1t,
Is not usually regarded as within the
scope of v%iCe-regal duties, The
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women went home
and fashioned an
apron like 1t.
Think not that
the apron was
OF cambria, cal
leo. Ia W n o l
lace. 1t was taf'
feat, an old-fash'
toned apron sucl
as grandmother
wore. But OF course
It had its redeem
ing feature In {
very modern ruill'
of chiffon, which
III ~
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governor mas pro-
nounoed views on
hygiene and sani-
tary science. and
ever since there
has been danger OF
the bubonic plague
being carried from
Sidney to New
Zealand he has
been the leading
spirit in an ener-
~ -.-
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In small plaits for the brim and the
crown is gathered full round 1t. 1t Is
trimmed only with a large bow made
of loops Of pale green and blue satin.
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Some Day.

stu on the lips of all We question
The finger of GOD silence lies.
VIII the lost hands in ours be iollcdg
VIII the shut eyclids ever risc'
o friend, no proof beyond the yoarhlnE
This outrcach of our hearts We Meet
God will not mock the hope He Giveth;
No love He prompts shall vainly pl'Ad
ness,
And call our loved ones DER and o'cr'
Some day their arms shall close about US
And the old voices speak once more.
John Grecn'eaf Whittier.
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ELECTRICAL AID TO HEARING.
which also serves as a receiver ana
mixer for the vibrations of the exter-
nal sound waves and those from the
reed. the latter serving as n vehicle
for the former.
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NEW BICYCLE MOTOR.

A New York city inventor has dis
posed OF his patent rights in the In
genious bicycle motor here shown to a
company formed for the purpose. The
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Robert Stevenson, Jr,, OF Chicago
has been voted the handsonest man In
Yale, 1900.
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A Small Evening Hat.

Hats for evening are claiming a
greater share of attention than usual
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Snubs Regretted.

A man CHI DC UOU DdTeIuI WIN" H0
snubs.
What do you mean?
Why, every once in a while I've
snubbed some plain people who after
ward came into a lot OF money
Bloomington Paragraph.
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en- clothes renders them perfectly
white. Rub a cloth on the soap, apply
TO the tea-kettle, then rub II lightly
with a dry cloth, and 1t will reflect
your pleased face in its bright surface.
Wherever soap Is needed for cleaning
or purifying, this will accomplish the
purpose. and far more cficaciously
than any other soap or cleansing com
pound | have ever used.