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NEW CITIZEN,

MT. J, Earle Shoup, a well known young man of Louisville, Ky, has just accepted a position as expert optican for the R. H. Stearns jewelry establishment in this city and will r.ake Pine Bluff his home in the fu- ture.
 MT. Shoup is a very pleasing young gentleman, and will readily make friends among Pine Bluff people.
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Small AttendenI

On account of a very small ance very little business was
 acted at the meeting of the Grocers association Tuesday ed Secretary Williams said tha resolutions which Were discuss the last meeting were not ba up at all, on account of many members being kept away by business and sickness, so tha1 necessary business was transaa
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REALTY TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers have been recorded in the office of Circuit Clerk Goodwin since Tuesday noon.
 Margaret Mahar to R. H. NJ. Mills. part of lot : in Finnertys add, s225o.
 Ella smith to Ella Havis, lot 8, blk :. Doris. add, $11o.
 Swift and company to Chester F. Stephenson, west 1-2 of lot i, blk A. old town of Pine Bluff, $1 and other considerations.
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A Splendid Attraction.

Ire Wills Comedy company was the drawing card at the Elks theater last night The company is the very best company that has shown in Pine Bluff this season, and it was far better tha nhigh priced attrac- lions that have appeared here. The c,"npanp was meritorious in every re- spect.
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to give you what you " need in all classes of Work.
 We make a speci Crown and Bridge every riece the very of its class and at req prices. Our methods latest and as painless be made. All work teed. Examinations Black Bros Dental
 Over Bank of Pine
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THE MARKETS
Tuesdays Receipts.

The cotton receipts for Tuesday were 4bales. against 116 on the same date last year; for the week, 2S; last year. 25S; since September 1 4G,22o; last year, 75.730. The shipments were 95 bales. against 2s7 o1 the same date last year; for the week. 191; last year. 94s; since Sep tomber 1, 41,7t2; last year. 65,4s7.
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 QUOTATlONe
 Corrected daily uy C. C. Taylor and cOnlDany
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GOING UP

It is seldom you hear of Real Es- tate going down in our city. The natural tendency is for it to go nD in price And the values are by no means "intlated' at that. Rents art. increasing. property is getting more ';and more valuable day by day. If contemplating buying do so now. he. fore values rise still higher. We "lse buy and exchange Real Estate of all kinds and can sell any you have at a good profit to you.
 We can insure your property against loss and damage by fire. windstorms, loss of rents, and other accidents. in the strongest. oldest and best "Old Line Companies"
 HOME INSURANCE co.
 117 MAIN STREET.
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To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tah lets. Druggists refund money if i fails 10 cure. E. w. Groves sigma ture is on each box. 25c.
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The Progress Toggery Shop.
 ID Main St.
 LOCAL IND OTHERWISE. . . . | . . A . . z . . .
Pine Bluffs Best Store

D. W. Boyce devotes hls time to rents
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Method of Caring for Face.

VIII you kindly advise me through
your beauty department whether or not
my method Of caring for my face is
commendable?
Once every day I heat almond oil
and rub IL while warm well into the
skin. Then after wiping off all that the
skin viii not absorb. 1 battle with al
mond meal and warm water. rinslng
with clear, cold water; then powder with
talcum powder Every night before
retiring / massage carefully and thor
oughly with your orange flower cream
which / am delighted with.
Is there anything IN the almond oil
that would tend TO produce the growth
of hair2 ] am somewhat troubled by
light down upon my cheeks and lips
And / am anxious 10 avoid anything
thta should favor the growth OF super
fiOus hair.
Again We would like 10 know more
about the flowers OF sulphur and milk
treatment for clearing the complexion
Should It be used more than once3 II
so, will you give us some idea of how
often Il should be applied.
I use the plural. for l am one Of
several girls who are following up the
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cure. The treatment must be constI-
tEIionaI
Go H for physical culture Practice
deep breathing. Eat simple, nOuTish-
ing foods and drink plenty of water
between your meals. Get plenty or
fresh air and sleep in a weil-veutilated
bedroom Take "a warm bath from
mead 20 foot every day. The good re-
suits may not be Immediately appar-
ent but II you persevere with this
regimen you are bound 20 have sue
cess.
Discontinue the use of the black
head remedy until the pimples are
cured For them, use this cream.
FOSSATI CREAM FOR PIMPLES
Lanolin, ; grams; sweet almond oil. .
grams. sulphur precipitate. grams :
oxide Of zinc. 21z grams; extract Of viO-
let. 10 drops.
Apply a little Of the cream to each
pimple, wait until the pimples are cured
before using the face brush, which
might irritate them.
What you need, though, more than
local treatment, is something 70 purify
your blood. Here is a good. simple for
mula.
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Sodium sulphovinate. / avoirduPojs
ounce, compound syrup Of sarsaparllla,
fluid ounces; fluid extract OF dandeliOu.
fluid ounces; syrup of orange. ~ fluid
ounces; water, enough 10 make l6 iiuid
ounces.
MIX ana inter-
You say your food is simple and
wholesome. Do you eat freely OF fresh
OF stewed fruits and OF lettuce and the
green vegetables And do you avoid
pork, hot breads; greasy. soggy pas
try? If not, your diet is wrong. Drink
plenty of Water-as much as eight
glasses between meals. but not with
them.
The little bubbles" under the skin
are probably whiteheads. Follow this
treatment for them. but as with the
blackheads, let them alone until the
pimples are cured. You will find that
as your general health improves (as It
should rapidly If you follow faithfully
the directions ! have given YOU all
OF these facial troubles will yield more
readily TO the local treatments.
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-OTION FOR OILY. DAMP HAIR.

For greasy. moist hair the following
Is an excellent drying lotion. If used
laily il tcnds TO produce q cr-spy coadi-
zion and au auburn shade:
Powdered hicarbouate of SOFA. bOrate
Of soda (aIso powdered), 4. ounce Of
each; eau de cologne l. fluid ounce;
alcohol. . fluid ounces. tincure of coch-
meal, = fluid ounce; distilled water, l6
ounces.
Mix and agitate until solution is com
pete.
Use this formula. applying it once or
twice week, instead of daily, as is ad-
yised when it is used for its original
purpose, that Of correcting an oily ten
dency Of the hair. The tincture of cochi-
neal may be omitted ii you object to
the auburn tint il gives your hair
For the falling of the hair, try mas
sage and apply the lotion for which l
append formula. The principal move
ments for head massage have been pub
lished on these pages very recently.
Should you lave overlooked them, let
me know and 1 shall be glad 10 repub-
lish them for you.
TONIC FOR FALLING HAIR
Picnic acid. ? grams; tincture of nux
vOmica. ~ grams; tincture OF red Gin
chOna. 30 grams; tincture of canthaTi-
des. > grains; cologne, 40 grams; sweet
almond oil 90 grams.
Apply 40 the roots of the hair with a
soft sponge once or twice day.
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Z TST how TO lengtH-u the waist
and make II smaller is prob
lem many q woman puzzles her
brain desTairinEIy over. For. not
Withstaudiug the artists who de
clare that the short waist of
none too slender proportions is the high
est type of beauty. the fashionable waist
Of today is long and So We'll rounded
as tu seem much smaller than il ac-
tualIy is.
All the stretching exercises which
bring the arms over the head are good
for lengtheulug the lines of the waist
which. as 10 lengthens, naturally be-
comes smaller i'm size.
. Standing or walking So that the chest
and shoulders are held we'll up tends
toward the same development Hold
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IT, and IL is So oily ! can scarcely de-
anything with IT, Ny scalp also itchea
very badly Ny hair is thinner in frOnt
than auyW here else. Can you tell me
something To make il thicken upE
AN INTERESTED READER
Frequent shampoos are necessary 10
keep your hair in good condition. Wash
IL every week, using the shampoo for
oily hair published recently la these
columns TT you have, by any chance,
overlooked it, / shall be glad 10 repub-
lish it for yoU
In connection use this founula:
LOTION FOR OILY HAIR
Alcohol, 2 ounces; witch hazel. .
ounces; .resoToin, Il grains Apply
daily. rubbing well into the scalp.
Massage the head well WIKI d rotary
motion, using this tonic.
HAIR GROWER
Bay rum. ounces; distilled witch
hazel, 9 ounces, common salt, ] dram
hydrochlOric acid 90 per cent. I drop;
mdgnesia, sufficient.
Mix the bay rum and distilled extract
OF witch hazel ana shake with q little
magHesia. Filter. aanO in the nltTate dis
solve the salt and add one drop OF ny
drOChlOric acid.
The magnesia will cause the prepa ra-
tion 10 tura quite yellow. but the vel
low VIII disappear when the hydro
ChlOTIC acid is added.
Apply az night TO the roots, with
friction
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Oily Skin.

VIII YOU please give me a recipe for
oily skin and hair Ny nose and chin
are my greatest trouble especially IN
summer.
At present ! am usinC a pure. white
soap. Can you recommend a better one?
Ny hair has the same tendency TO be
greasy.
/ wash il regularly every two weeks
with tar soap and pinch of bOraN and
few drops ~ ammo2la added to the
water.
But It stays fluffy only a few DAYS.
then gets so ! can hardly nix il. f NJ
Try this lotion for your face and at
the same time abstain from spicy,
stimulating, greasy food or sweets.
ASTETNGENT LOTION.
Dried rose leaves. J ounce. white wine
vinegar. 4 pint, TOSeWateT. = pint Pour
the vinegar upon the rose leaves and
let IL stand for one week then strain
and add the TOseWateT throwing the
rose leaves away. The lotion may be
used either pure or diluted by putting
a tablespoonful into a cupfuI Of rose
waited. DO not Keep I'm a metal vessel.
I should discontinue the use OF soap
on the face for q while. substituting
almond meal Use the correct camel's
hair face brush.
Use the lotion for oily hair recon-
mended for "Bedelia' in another coll
umn.
SHAMPOO FOR OILY HAIR
HOlk of one agg. one pint Of hot rain
water. spirit of rosemary. one ounce.
Beat the mixture thoroughly and use II
warm. Rub 1t well into the scalp and
rinse with several clear waters.
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Whiteheads of the Skin.

Regarding the apparent .'pimples" un-
der my eyes would say that upon care
fuI examination they seem TO be Moth
ing more than the pores of the skin
raised. Each pore appears as a H.tle
bubble, and is lighter in color than the
skin.
The cream has softened and made the
skin less rough. but has not helped the
trouble. / noticed some very similar in
appearance at the corner OF my mouth
and proceeded 10 press out an ugly
core, but those under my eyes are not
open. / think.
Have you never noticed the pores
be closed and swelled underneath the
skin and raised a triheI
/ have many blackheads; those on my
nose do not grow less with the use of
the blackhead cure. Pfmples form on
my chin, and large cores are always
removed. Even little bOiIs form on
jaws and cheeks and on body. too, es-
pecially on shoulders and back, being
quite painful.
Could YOU suggest a good blood puri-
fer? The two above troubles have
bothered me for years. My food Is
plain and wholesome.
/ have used the Vaucaire tonic eight
weeks, having taken nearly twenty-five
times the formula; have omitted the
malt extract. because l was not cure
what kind TO use. ] use much milk, no
meat see very little Improvement, IL
any. Every two weeks the bust is in
clined 70 swell and be a trifie painful
then it resumes the original size. Shall
/ continue its use?
BY ordering the Vaucaire tonic eight
or ten times, instead OF double the
formula, / have procured = for much
less. Hope others may have the benefit
" a CONSTANT READER.
Evidently the trouble is some in
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Sible without bending the body. Then
bring them up tp the shoulder, over It
and down the back ass far as you can
reach and back again. making your
muscles tense all the way through.
Perhaps the best gf them ali, how
ever. especially for rounding purposes,
is this:
Place the hands lightly at the sides
of the waist and twist the upper part
af the body around without moving the
bips. Keen arms STATIONARY Twist
sr1und first to ou, side and then the
other. and stand tall" an the time YOU
are doing it,
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excellent advice YOU give II is just
what We need-sOuud. practical advice
upon which We can place dependence.
SEEKERS.
Almond OIL unfortunately. has ten
dency TO promote the growth OF hair,
used as freely YOU use it, 7 should
omit IL. and the talcum powder as weiI.
unless you absolutely need it, Mas
saging at night with the oTauge-f0Wev
cream should supply all in the way OF
skin food you need. 10 does not groW
nor encourage the growth of hairs.
Wipe OF all the cream that the skin
does not absorb.
DO you use a face brush with the al
mpnd meal and water? I should ad-
wise its use Get one about five inches
long and oval in shape. Rinse thor
oughly each time after using and dry
in the sun or air BEFORE putting away.
The flowers Of sulphur and milk may
be used daily until the complexion Is
cleared. But I should suggest. Il your
complexion needs clearing. that YOU 20
in for hygieuic living. Pimples or
muddy complexion are usually telling
tales OF some internal disturbance pre-
sumably with the digestive organs.
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After Typhoid Fever.

After typhoid fever my complexion is
marred with big brown bIotches. / have
been treated for liver trouble without
good results. I also had my face
skinned. Is there anything 10 remove
those blotches or Carken my skin. so
they Will not show so much? Your vaIu-
able hints have helped me very much
but this is the first time / have trou-
bled YOU for anything A. NJ
Probably the spots are an outcome
of the fever, and may take months to
disappear entirely / should continue
with the treatment for the liver trou-
HE, an, I'm the rleant-R-. bleach the
spot2 Win the preparation for which
Iofmuia IS given above
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ing them well up doesn't mean. how
ever, the nervous trick. so many wO-
men are guilty of. OF raising the shout
der~ in such fashion as % make the
chest contract and the general impress
sion that OF an attempt 90 touch the
ears with the shoulders. 1t does mean
standing tall by which method the
body is properly poised and the chest
takes The position best for the pur-
poses of right breathing
\ good contour exercise for I-nEth-n-
ing the waist UeuEtheniug and round
inS the waist, for that matter, are
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l do not know of any preparation
which VIII make the hair come in curly.
Often il does curl l have heard that
patiently twisting the new hair into
little curls ard dampening 1t SO tha-
II il dries In that shape. Will do mucn
toward training 70 10 wave. But 1 doubt
that IL will achieve any permanent re-
suits.
/ can give you a solution for making
the hair curl, il you wish it,
II the lotion you refer to containing
cochienal is the one given for oily
damp hair IT should do much TO restore
the pretty copper tints TO your hair.
Unless your hair is oily. use IL only
once or twice week. 1t is a harmless
preparation.
A good tonic is the hair grower recon-
mended for "An Interested Reader" in
another column.
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The Use Of Depilatories-

VIII you please publish the recipe for
the liquid whteHer which contains oxide
OF zinc, rosewater and glycerine? Also
recipe for a harmless liquid rouge
mot strawberry blush)? VIII you kind
~ tell me if Il depilatOry does not stimu-
late The growth of hair, causing il 10
grow much fintT2
l have been very greatly benefited by
your witch hazel and orange-flOwer
cream, and thank you most heartily for
your valuable advice. INQUIRER
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placing one hand over cor on top of
the head and the other down AT the
side. and bringing one up slowly while
the other descends, making each stretcT
as far as possible The diagonal move
ments described last week are Of i'm
mense benefit FOR this particular pur-
pose
Ana here is another. Let the hands
drop loosely in front of y3I. then
stretch them 10 as low point as pos
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DIR. vAUCAIRE's REMDEY FOR THE

DIR. VAUCAIRES REMDEY FOR THE
BUST
Liquid extract OF galega tgOatsTue), 10
grains: lacto phosphate OF lime TO
grains; tincture of fennel, 20 grains
simple syrup, 400 g-sms.
The dose is two soupspOOnfuls with
water before each meal. Or. Naucaire
also advises the drinking of malt eN-
tract during meals.
The following treatment is excellent
for clearing the complexion; Rub the
face over, just before washing it, with
two teaspoonfuls of flowers of sulphur
mixed in halt pint Of new milk This
mixture should stand a little while be
fore il is used on the face
Don't attempt to cure the enlarged
pores until you have first cleared the
complexion. 1t takes a long time to cure
enlarged pores, and thk only way to
do it I know of is by the use of the
correct complexion brush and a pure
hygienic soap. By this process the
pores, which have been enlarged by
clogged seCretions. are kept free. and
gradually they contract until they be-
come normal in size.
LOTION FOR ENLARGED PORES.
BOTic acid, ! dram distilled witch
hazel, 4 ounces. Apply with Il piece OF
old linen or a bit of absorbent cotton
The swollen joint is due 10 the long
pressure and irritation TO which II has
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BLOOM OF ROSES
Hair FLATS" .siIv.

Have been interested in your recipes.
Ny EaT is soft and fine and flats down
easily on my head. Can you send me
a remedy which will not hurt the hair.
but will give fl d stin. coarse appear
auce SO that my pOmpadOur viii stay
i'm shape. and also tonic for the hair
falling Out2 BEDEIIA.
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On the Care of the Hair and Skin

been subjected IL has grown out OK
shane With paIieUce . think you can
hrf1ig the fofut 10 its natural size. Wear
a very soft. comfortable shoe. Never
allow the least irritation or exposure
To inClemeut weather. Battle every daE
with clear alcohol. alJcrudied Win
rubbings 0f pure cold cream.
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Sulphur and Milk.

VIII YOU kindly tell me how TO use
the sulphur and milk remedy 20 clear
the complexion
Do you leave ia on the face any length
of time before washing? How often DO
You use =. and how long can you use
the same mixture MRS. A II a
Rub the. mixture on the face a little
while before washing IT, Ten minutes
10 half an hour is plenty Of time 20
leave it on. Use IL daily. or several
times a day. as YOU please
The same mixture may be used As
long as II keeps perfectly sweet.
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LIQTID WHIrENER

One quart of water previously boiled
and drdined), alcohol, SO drops: oxide Of
zinc. l ounce; bichIOride of mercury $
grains; glyceriHe. 20 drops.
BLOOM OF ROSES
taTmIue, 30 grains; ammonia water.
fluid ounce. r0seWater. fluid ounces.
spirit of rose. / fluid dram
The safest way to remove superfluOus
hair is by N-ray treatment or the cleo
trio needle. Either treatment destroys
the roots of the hair. But with a good
depilatory YOU should be able 10 keep
the hair growth in check without stimu-
lALnE the growth.
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Hair Darkens After Illness.

After "A heavy illness il was neces-
sary TO have nay hair clipped, and /
should Ike to ask il there is anything
can do to make IT come in curly.
Originally it was a copper color but
seems TO be coming In quite dark
Would lotion containing cOChineal help
to restore former color, and is this
preparation at all harmful 10 the hair?
Kindly recommend a hair tonic.
Z d d
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To Clear the Complexion.

Please print recipe for DR.. Vaucaire's :
remedy for developing the bust; also
something that viii close up the pores
OF my skin, something 10 clear the
skin.
also have enlarged joints on my feet
CONSi ANT READER.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02

Cucumber wash is most excellent Tor
the skin at an seasons of the year To-
make IT, take one or Two cucumDeLss
cut them into rather small chunks with
out peeling. - Put these into mortar
and pound with a pestle cor use a
heavy wooden potato mashcr and q
heavy earJhenWare huWp until the
mass is uulp-like i'm consistency. Now
filter this through q piece OF cheese
cloth o- very coarse muslin, squeezing
ont rs much Of the juice as you can
from the refuse. Now. put the refuse
and uttered juice into a. clean enameled
saucepan and simmer don't bold for
ten minutes.
Then Restrain and when cold add
alcohol in the TroSGTtiOn Of one table
spoonful 10 half pint of the strained
liquid Bottle and use 10 sponge y05ir
face instead Of washing IL during tho
day.
The alcohol should preserve the juice.
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Mrs. SymeS' Aids to CORRESPONDENTS

times OF blushing growing beautifully
less
There Is no drug that can have any
effect-the cause of bIushing is entiraIy
mental
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Beef TalIow as 4 Tissue Builder.

VIII you kindly answer the following
questions:
l. A lanolin is an excellent tissue build
er. from which I have had excellent re-
suits / wish To discard IL Tor another
equality as good. as 7 read I'm one OF
your articles that lanolin yellOwed the
skin ! am very sallow. anyway, and
should be Obliged for "a recipe for a good
tissue builder tCOld cream formula).
2 Is there anything as good as lanOlin
for this2
g What results would follow from the
use of beet tallow on the face; and IS il
good as a tissue builder and skin cleans
er? B. n. Mem.
Beef tallow is very good cleanser
and tissue builder. Or you might use
the cream OF sweet oranges, which is
a good skin food and makes a good
substitute for the pure lanOlin without
yellowing the skin; in fact. its ten
dency Is to whiten the skin The recipe
appears frequently In these columns.
A thorough cleansing of the face each
evening with a cameIs hair brush. hot
water and soap will prevent the cream
from stimulating a growth OF hair.
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practically one and the same thingJ,
Is To let the hands drop loosely at the
sides and then gradually draw them
up. following the lines Of tAe body until
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ned look 10 the skin. bat / know Of
none which does not show that II is
artificial
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Shampoo Your Hair Often.

My hair is Inclined To be oily. and as a
rule / wash il every two weeks. but il
has been nearly a month since / washed
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the head-like the first position for a
diver. Bring them down again with
the same slow movements.
A variation OF this exercise lies In
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I do not know this treatment, but
/ should adyis, YOU 10 look well into IL
before experImenting with SO deadly a
poison - mercury.
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Broken Veins.

Could YOU mention among your val
liable helps any remedy for broken veins
in the lower lmbs% J.. r.
I can only advise YOU TO consult your
own physician iu 50 serious a matter
as this.
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Treatment Not Known.

VIII yot. please explain the mercury
treatment to Whiten the skin?
\ READER.