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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Llcensed to Marry.

Emmett Il. Heron, aged SO, and Mrs.
Frances Lee, aged IS both of Cairo,
were licensed to wed yesterday by
County Clerk Miller.
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TIE ladies' Of ST Patrick church
viii give q social At the residence Of
Mr.. W r. Huette. 1893 Washington
avenue Tuesday evening July 10.
Prof Culycr's band WI furnish music
Admission Is cents Everybody in
vited.
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The Georgia Lee will leave Mem
phis today for Cairo and Cincinnati.
The Sadics Lee will take the place
of the Sun in the Cairo and Memphis
trade this week. leaving Memphis fer
Cairo tomorrow The Sun will be laid
mp for repairs.
The Katherine went 10 Hickman
yesterday with one empty.
The Dick Fowler was IN pert from
Faduc1n. returning az me usual time.
Sine Will he the Paduca1 racket today.
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WANTED-EFeryb Ody Fith sny.
thing to rent, sell or trade 10 advertise
In The Bulletin ssat co.unnA
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Forecasts for ToadY.

Cairo and vicinity-Partly cloudy
and threatening continued warm
Illinois ISSUED at Chicago Fair.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY fair
Tennes sae-Partly cloudy with prob
ably local thunderstorms in south por
ton.
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Sun and Moon.


Washington, d. c., July 9.-Illinois
Fair Tuesday and Wednesday; var
liable winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10

G. s. Carey of the Carey-Haliday
Co, went to Memphis yesterday on
business for a day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10

Mrs. e. NJ Kelly and sister, Miss
Nellie Foss. have gone to Waukesha
to spend the summer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10

Edward Cantwell will leave Satur-
day for Denver, Colo to attend the
Elks' convention.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10

Mrs. Annie Silver of Villa Ridge,
spent yesterday in the city on bust
ness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10

Bernard Dawes, Of Paducah, has &C
cepted position as day clerk at the
Halliday Hotel.
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PURELY PERSONAL

Judge NJ. c. Crawford was down
yesterday from Union county.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10

Capt. w. p. Greaney and family are
expecting Miss Ruth Busby, of Chi
cago, on visit to Miss Lynette Grea-
ney.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10

The Stacker Lee left Memphis yes.
tcrday for Cairo and st. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10

Edward Honse left yesterday for a
trip through Arkansas in the interests
of the Parham- Matthews Ha' com
pany.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10

Among the arrests last night was
Jc eph McCandre who was brought in
hy officer Fitzgerald about O'Clock
charged with drunkenness II appears
that he P saulted his sister I'm a
drunken frenzy. beating and biting
her. until she was compelled to call
for help. II is said that he has com.
mitted these bruialities frequently.
Another case ont Of the usual o-der
last night wa the arrest Of a woman
named Nav Holmes who keeps the
house az 23o Thirteenth street. and
three Of her female companions o0 the
charge of robbing a man of sea
mes nccr on the Illinois Central. be
tween Cairo and Centralia
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CAIRO anu Vicinity - al Wy Ciouu
and threatening; continued warm.
Illinois ISSUED at Chicago Fail
Kentucky--Generaly fair.
ssae-Partly cloudy with pro
ably local thunderstorms in south POI
ton.
Sun and Moon.
Sun will rise today 4:42 a. m
Sun will set today ,.....7:27 p. m
Moon will rise tonight -. .10:44 ?. N
Washington Forecast.
Washington ID. c., July 9.-Illinoi
Fair Tuesday and Wednesday; var
liable winds.
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Judge NJ. c. Crawford was down
yesterday from Union county
Mrs. Annie Silver of Villa Ridge,
spent yesterday in the city on bust
ness.
Bernard Dawes, Of Paducah, has ac-
cepted a position as day clerk at the
Halliday Hotel
Edward Cantwell will leave satur-
day for Denver, Colo, to attend the
Elks' convention.
G. S. Carey of the CareyHaliday
Co.. went to Memphis yesterday on
business for day
Mrs. e. NJ Kelly and sister. Miss
Nellie Foss, have gone to Waukesha
to spend the summer.
Capt. w p. Greaney and family are
expecting Miss Ruth Busby, of Chi
cago, on a visit to Miss Lynette Grea-
ney.
Edward Honse left yesterday for
trip through Arkansas in the interests
of the Observation-Disclosures Ha' com.
pany.
taken the position of operator of the
type,setting machine at the Telegram
office.
Capt. J. E. English Is able to be out
again after long illness with nervous
trouble. He i gaining strength slowly
but surely.
Miss Georgia Renner of Bloomfield
Mo, Is the guest Of Mrs w. l.. Holt.
of Twenty-third street and Washing.
ton avenue.
Judge Vickers, of the state supreme
court, was in the city yesterday for a
few hours en- route to his home in
East st. Louis.
Congressman Chapman of Vienna
was here yesterday. He said he came
ION business" but declined to divulge
the nature thereof.
Mrs. John T. Rennie and son. Ros
well, has returned after an extended
soIourn at Los Angeles. Cal. They
viii spend the summer here.
Mrs. Harp. wife of +. /, Harp of the
hTree States Buggy and Implement
company. has gone TO Fulton and
Wingo. KY. to visit relatives. She
will be gone week or two.
Lee Reno, son OF Assistant Postmas.
ter Il. L. Reno, will leave today for I
Lexington, Ky. for an extended stay I
with relatives. He contemplstes en-. /
tering college there next fall.
Judge Lewis. one of the candidates I
for the Republican nomination for cir |
cult judge to I'LL the vacancy created +
by the promotion of Judge Viekers. F.
was here yesterday in conference with 4
Judge yickers.
Mrs. Leila Evans. Of Poplar Bluff. /
Mo, who Is the guest of her mother /
Mrs. r. T. Robertson. will leave today
for Dawson Springs. Ky. e. spend a
week. accompanied by her niece. Miss !
Frances Farrow.
City Comptroller E. s. Dewey has /
returned from hi visit 10 Louisville
and vicinity. having attended the
Kentucky Home Coming and met his .
sister who came there on like mis- I
sion from Colorado.
Mrs. r r. Robertson. of Sixth 4
street, will leave today for Little
Rock. Ark. 70 visit her young grand
son who vas born last Sunday The
young man is the son Of Mr. and Mrs
J. n. Monkey. formerly Of this city.
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Miss Mary Yancy. Of Jackson. Tenn.
returned home yesterday after 4
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10

Mrs. r p. Robertson. of Sixth
street, will leave today for Little
Rock. Ark. 70 visit her young grand
son who vas born last Sunday. The
young man is the son Of Mr. and Mrs
J. n. Monkey. formerly Of this city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10

Milford Hill of Mayfield, Ky, has
taken the position of operator of the
types citing machine at the Telegram
Office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10

City Comptroller Z. s Dewey has
returned from hi visit TO Louisville
and vicinity. having attended the
Kentucky Home Coming and met his
sister who came there on a like mis-
sion from Colorado.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10

Capt. J. E. English is able to be out
again after long Illness with nervous
trouble. He Is gaining strength slowly
but surely.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10

Congre sman Chapman of Vienna.
was here yesterday. He said he came
ION business" but declined to divulge
the nature thereof
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10

Mrs. Leila Evans. of Poplar Bluff.
Mo, who is the guest of her mother
Mrs. r. T. Robertson. will leave today
for Dawson Springs. Ky. 70 spend
week. accompanied by her niece. Miss
Frances Farrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10

Mrs. John T. Rennie and son. Ros
well, has returned after an extended
soJourn at Los Angeles. Cal. They
will spend The summer here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10

Judge Vickers. Of the state supreme
court, was in the city yesterday for
few hours en- route to his home in
East st. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10

Mrs. Harp, wife of F. l.. Harp of the
hTree States Buggy and Implement
company. has gone TO Fulton and
Wingo. KY. to visit relatives. She
will be gone a week or two.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10

Miss Georgia Renner of Bloomfield
Mo, is the guest of Mrs. w, L. Holt,
of Twenty-third street and Washing
ton avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10

Lee Reno, son OF Assistant Postmas.
ter Il. l.. Reno, will leave today for
Lexington. Ky. for an extended stay
with relatives. He contemplstes en-.
tering college there next fall.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-10

Judge Lewis. one of the candidates
for the Republican nomination for cir
cult judge to I'll the vacancy created
by the promotion of Judge Viekers.
was here yesterday in conference with
Judge Yickers
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

a shampoo that is good for dandruT
is made from the yoik of an egg, a
pint Of rainwater and an ounce os
spirits Of rosemary. An English meth
Cd Of cleaning gray hair is 10 Cover the
hair with rice powder ana after a liz
tie while brush out every particle Of
the powder and the dust comes with IL
Brushing is good for the hair. but Il
must not be done too vigorously or the
scalp VIII be iTTitated and the long
hairs broken. Don't fan 10 give yOur
hair attention. before you go To bed.
and d0n't-as You value your future
loOks-go 10 bed with it bound up.
Brush il out and plait il loosely t
keep 1t from tangling.
Many a good head of hair Is being
spoiled in these days Of pOmpadOurS by
'roughius' the nair o. brushing it the
wrong way in order TO make the POM
padour stand out. This distuTbs the
delicate scale-iike structure OF each hair
and payes the way to badness.
once having got Your hair into
good condition. look about for a COiffuTe
that is becoming. Some women look
well with a Madonna-like parting. Some
can follow the example OF the hieh-bred
Japanese lady Who strives after the
semblanCe Of the lotus flower in imita-
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

effects. Some people take IL for over six
months without peTceiVing any change.
while with others the benefit Is noted
after a few bottles You are very young.
however, TO try artificial means TO en-
large your bust; you have barely
reached an age when the 4ull growth
Of wOnanho0d IS attained. Why not try
the general fattening regimen given
above and discontinue the specific cure
for a timer
Lack of color is sometimes constitu-
tiOnal. Are you sure you are not ane-
mic? And does your liver work all
right2 A dull. salIow skin is usually
Indicative OF trouble ahead. co IN Tor
hygienic living, try the water cure. IN
teTnally and externally. Daily baths,
or. at least, daily sponges. are helpful
in acquiring a good complexion. Drink
IL possible, two quarts of pure water 8
day. Sleep in fresh wen-ven,tIl,a,te,d ,tL,si,., q
rooms. and walk regularly and brlskly
in the open air. The rosy cheeks
should follow; 81 they do not. YOU will
feel so much better that your lack ot
color will never be attributed 20 III
health Al least.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
IHZlDDDlIILlJI1JIUI77II
CTans carefully OVER the hair hae

women seem 10 think that if they wave
and puff ,heir hair and pile IL up with
pins, combs. ard ornaments they have
done all that is necessary. But the
most artistic arrangement is spoiled II
The hair itself is not not we'll cared for.
Absolute cleanliness Is d primary es-
senuaL. Spme women find it Injuries
their hair lo wash it more than once
month, others 60 il once a fortnight, or
even once week, with good results If
the frequent washing seems to dry and
fade your hair Try the dry cleaning
process.
Let the hair loose. running the I'm
gers through the scalp 10 separate the
strands rs much as possible, then di-
vide the hair into little parts and brush
each one Of these thoroughly. until
every part OF the scalp is gone over.
rub In good tonic and then. if possible.
give your hair suubdth.
Sunshine is a fine aftermath for
shampoo; indeed the benefit OF light
and air upon the hair cannot be over
estimated The young Breton peasant
sirls, who supply most of lhe finest false
hair in the world. are living eXponents
of the truth of this theory. for their
lives are spent out Of doors and then
hair grows TO enormous lengths.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

uGn of the apex of the sacred mountain
Of Fuji-san. Some are best suited by
hign, smooth pompadour: but every
couture is pretJier il the hair that com
poses IL ls well kept
Where The care has come too late
false curl will 90 its part toward NIL
ing up a bare spot. and il may not be
necessary to cling 10 The curl for long
A cream made of red vasehne and .
Few drops of almond oil VIII sometimes
produce the desired hairy growth when
everything else fails. Warm this lotion
every now and then and apply with a
small toothbrush.
Last, but not feast. have a care to the
back Of your neck. Hairs struggling
over it are ugly at all tunes and in
excUsable in this day of barrettes and
combs. NOurish the neck hair line as
Well as the one about the brow. and
'Scep the neck itself white and smooth
by massage. 5y constant washing with
a flesh brush. soap, and hot water and
by rubbing in good cold cream. Lemon
juice applied after this treatment viii
do away with the yellow lines and dark
marks.
There is nothing more charming than
a dainty, well-cared-for line about the
neck and ear.
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successful in increasing the size OF the
bE=-- and l should think might prove
beneficial 20 YOU. especially II taken I'm
connection with malt al tie meals.
Though the formula has been given
many times recently. / VIII repeat IL
as you request.
DIR. NAUCAIRE'S REMEDY FOR THE
BUST.
Liquid extract of eaiega teoatsruel. 10
grams. lactO phosphate OF lime. 10
grams. tIncture OF fenuel 10 grams,
simple syrup. 100 grams.
The dose is two correspondents with
water before each meal Dr. Vaucaire
also advises the drinking OF malt ex-
tract during meals.
Mrs. T. @. D. l.. NJ. c.. and others
who have asked for this formula viii
please consider this an answer 10 their
letters. NAY ! say 10 l. Nj. G. that COM
nercial addresses are not given IN this
column ANY reliable druggist should
~e able TO make up the prescription for
yOu-
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The Vaucaire Remeu

Mrs J. Z. McK.-It Is not at all un-
usual for women 10 lose flesh as you
Eaye done after the birth of a child
You should aim to get out into the air
as much as possible and try a nourish-
ing. fattening diet, such as meat, eggs,
cocoa. or chocolate; plenty of milk
It it does not make YOU bilious. pud-
dimES and custaTds and such vegetables
as macaroni potatoes. rice and cauii-
flower. Avoid acids
Sleep as much as YOU can. do not
overexercise, and, above all, do not
worry There is a hOmely truth in
the old adage, laugh and grow fat"
Fhe exercises given to ", r for neck
and chest development should be help
tul to you.
The Vaucaire remedy has been very
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Developing the Leg.

d. D.-There is no better way TO de
yelop the calf of the leg than 10 rise on
the tip-tccs from - TO 100 times daily
This Will also keep the ankles slight.
Rubbing the legs with cocoa butter or
soue good skin GOOD viii also aid de-
VelOpmrnt
The following exercise is excellent for
developing the hips: Stand alternately
OF each foot, swing the free limb pcndu-
lum fashion from the hips, each time
allowing il To so as far forward and
backward as possible,
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To Reduce Flesh.

Z. B.-YOu viii find practically all
the Information you desire. as well as
the formula. in the answer To Mrs
J. E Mex The Naucare remedy is
primarily for the bust, bul when taken
as a general fattener. However. why
not try cod liver oil for a time in addi-
ton 10 your fiesh-Eaining diet? 1t is
very useful If your thInuess comes
from a rundown system
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

The following lotion many of my cor
respondents write me has been used
with good effect in getting rid of those
little wrinkles you dislike.
Wrinkles are very often a sign of
bad physical condition. and you should
see to it that your blood circulates well
and that your digestion is unimpaired.
Water drank in large quantities, say
several quarts a day. has a wonderful
effect in clearing up the complexion.
and a gentle massaging with some of
the skin foods SO often given in these
columns should help build up the tissues.
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Mrs. Henry Symes' Advice to Correspondents

This lotion is an astringent and should
prove helpful
LOTION FOR PREMATURE WRINKLES.
Alum. 20 grams: almond milk Ohick),
~ ounces, rosewater ounces.
Dissolve the alum in the rosewater;
then pour gently into the almond milk,
with constant agitation
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
A Series Of Questions.

s. Y.-How could you do so danger
Gus a thing as to work at blackheads
with a hairpin? 1t .aight have given
you blood poisoning. The length OF time
in healing shows that your blood is far
from being in a good condition. Try
the sulphur and mOlasses recommended
to "A Grateful Reader" also try the
general treatment Of blackheads ad
Vised.
This shampoo should be good for oily
hair Use it once a week for n time
SHAMPOO FOR OILY HAIR
Yolk OF ! egg, pint OF hot rainWater,
spirit of rosemary, ] ounce. Beat the
mixture thoroughly and use II warm
Rub il well into the scalp and rinse with
several clear waters.
You can harden your bust by fire.
quent applications of cold water Rub
brisklV afterward with A Turkish towel,
making an upward and outward move
ment. Many women vgea. . bust sun-
porter. and find it very helpful
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oxide OF zinc. 2lz grams; extract Of vio-
let. 10 drops.
Apply a very little OF the cream TO
each pimple; wait until the p!mpies are
cured before using the face brush, which
might irritate them.
! would advise the orange-flaWer
cream rather than the cocoa butter.
Here is the formula you desire:
WITCH HAZEL COLD CREAM
One ounce each OF white wax and
spermaceti; 4 pint Of oil of almonds.
Melt: pour into a mortar which has
been heated by being Immersed some
time IN boiling water. Very gradually
add three ounces Of roseWater and one
ounce of witch hazel and assiduoUsly
stir the mixture until an emulsion is
formed. and afterward until the mixture
is nearly cold.
This cream is particularly useful to
heal sore or stretched skin.
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"a Skin Food)
Do Not Grow Discouraaed.

] have been using DR. Vaucaire's
remedy for the bust for three months.
that is, about twelve bottles. and nv
bust isn't any larger whatever I am
only eighteen. but I am a married
woman, and would like my bust TO be
a little larger. as it is very small Do
III think L am too young TO use it, or
shall I keep en- using il, and drink malt
extract, alSS?
have YER good skin, but I haven't
got a good complexion. Would like to
know what l could do to give me nice
rosy compI eXion without using rouge,
y B. n.
As have said many times. the Vau-
care remedy differs decidedly in it's
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Commercial addresses are not given
in this department. / am sorry To say.
II YOUR druggist cannot supply you
with what you want, have him look
IL uD in some wholesale catalogue Of
cosmetics. The price is quite reason
a bic though l am not able 10 give II
10 you exactly One package should last
YOU a long time
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Removine Small Wrinkles.

/ would be very thankful 10 you if
YOU would tell me something TO take
all wrinkles away. They are not
deep yet, but I think they will be if 1
don't do anything for them. My nose
is full OF small wrinkles
A FAITHFUL READER.
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Preparing the vaucaire Remedy.

! have been taking the Vaucaire
remedy Have used five bottles. and
notice some Improvement IN bllSt and
Eeclt, but want to learn where / may
have il put up exactly as Dr. Vaucaire
intended
VIII you please send me recipe for a
good skin food? One that will build
without ciogging the pores
The color of the prepara tion is quite
a deep green. Does that seem right?
k. ID
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TO RESTORE THE NATURAL COLOR or
THE HAIR.
"A PhYSirian's Presentation. D
Removing Scars and a Lump.

/ have a scar left on my nose from a
cut. Kindly tell me if II can be removed.
and how? Also a lump raised on my
lower lip. caused by biting my lips. 7
have tried massage, but it does not seem
10 do any good TROUBLES
It depends upon how deep seated Is
The scar. There are certain skin spe-
ciaiists who claim they have great sue
cess in such matters. 1t is. however, n
very painful and expensive operation.
and unless you are very much disngured
! would let il alone.
If not very bad the saIve ! will give
you often has good results.
SCARS.
Lanolin. drains: ointment of biui0-
dide Of mercury. dram. Rub in well
once a day
I should advise you by all means 10
consult a doctor about the Jumps on
your lower lip. 1t may not be any
thing serious, but such things always
bear close watching. Try in every way
to break yourself Of the habit OF liD
biting. which, besides being harmful. is
most disfguring to the mouth.
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by no means should I advise you as
young girl to take medicine To develop
your busL You will probably hi out
win increasing years or il not. then
IS Lhe tllile tc worry about your lack Of
size. Il you would like q plump neck.
however. practice regularly the contour
exercises given on November IS
Here Is another exercise tEaL is also
good TO MI the hOllOWs.
Lay he head in the palm or the hand
al the temple. then move the head slow
ly toward the shoulder. resisting the
movement with the force If the hand
Come back To the erect position of the
heal In the same way, resisting the
pressure of the hand by the head Re
peat this exercise 20 the left
Clasp hands back OF the head and
carry the head back, resisting with the
hands. Take chin In hands and repaaI
the exercise in the opposite direction.
Then move your head with "A ro.ar.v
motion, letting IL come Well down on
the chest and far back o.. the shout
ders.
Persist in these few exercises every
oay and you should soon have a pretty.
plump neck
Deep breathing and swinging the arms
as far back as they will 40 should
help to increase the size Of your bust
Live 10 the open air as g2uch as pos
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A Plaster Stick

Wil you please tell me where can
purchase a plaster stick" and how
much il COSTS / have tried at several
drug stores, but without success
NJ. A 3.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
Disseminating Should Make No Diff
ference

Have read for some time your recipe
for developing the bust. Would like to
try it. If after using it for a sufficient
length Of sine and then discontinue il,
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

While ] have never used either OF
these preparations myself. KNOW
fbem To be perfectly harmless, and
have most glowing accounts OF the
GOOD effects Of both from many Of my
Correspondcnts. I should advise your
having the VaucaiFe remedy put up Dy
YOUR own druggist.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
Both Are Excellent.

read with great interest your toilet
talks. VIII you please tell me about
Dr. Vaucaire's bust developer and
physicians prescription TO restore
natural color Of the hair? Do you re
commend these from personal know
ledge of their effects2 l should ike 20
use both. but want to be sure they VIII
40 the work. l. X. BRYAN.
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am very sorry that ] cannot give
YOU commercial addresses. ANY good
druggist. SHOULD be able 20 compound
the prescription, il the formula is fol-
lowed exactly. The color sometimes
varles with the way it Is mixed often
a little coloring is put in the syrup
You need not be alarmed about the
deep green tone, as It is usually of a
greenish tinge.
Fhe following .s an excellent skin
FOOD for your purpose. Wipe OF all
grease that is not easily absorbed.
ORANGE-FLOWER CREAM
a Skin FoodD
Oil of sweet almonds. 4 ounces: white
wax, drains; spermaceti, o drains;
boraT. drains; glycerine. IL ounces;
orsnge-iiOwer water, ounces; oil of
nerOil, 10 drops: oil OF bigRrade (orange
skim, Il drops; oil of tetit grain, Is
drops
Me- the first three ingredients, add
the glycertle u the orange flower wa
ter, and dissolve the boraX in the mix
ture; then pour it slowly into the blend
Ell fats. stirring continuously