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the face. first with hot and then with
cold wafer. and find them very bene-
ficial.
l have us ID an ointment 1 purchased
at a LEGAL drug store, but nd II pro-
notes the growth Of hair. 1t is an eN-
ceIlent whitener. but has this great
fault My skin is not shallow, as 1
am perfectly healthy, but it is not
white either
know you can give me an excellent
recipe as have used your green soap
treatment for blsckheads, and found it
very good. M u
The cream 1 am giving you will.
think. meet all your requirements.
CUCUMBER LOTION OR CREAM.
Expressed juice Of cucumbers. Y pint
Dtodorized alcohol ounces
Sweet almond oil................31z ounces
Shaving cream. dram
Blanched almonds. NIX drains
This Is a suave lotion, very Written
ing, softening. and cleansing
am always glad 10 hear that my
readers have been helped by my ad-
vice. Thank you for The confidence you
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WITCH HAZEL 30 CREANI
Which Dive Do You Mean?

Kindly send me your formula for hair
dye or resuOrer. I have used II. ana
find il excellent. but have lost the clip
ping giving the ingredients. NJ c
I am not quite sure 20 which dye
YOU refer, as I recommend several l
think however. that you mean the
physicians prescription AS l have ex-
planned several times, I have ceased 10
give the formula for this preparation,
owing to general dissatisfaction and
70 the dangerous properties OF sugar
OF lead. l am. therefore. giving you
the formula for another. which trust
will prove equally satisfactory;
BROWN HAIR STAIN.
Green walnut shells............. ounces
Alum .....--.--------------- = oo-i~1
Pure Oil......,....-.s.s-'-s-- VtAiASVS
Heat together in a water batn until
the water has been completely evap-
Grated Then express. filter, and per
fume.
Sage tea may be used to darSen the
hair Make a strong brew of dried
leaves. strain the liquid carefully
through muslin. and TO each pint add
two teaspOonfuls OF alcohol. This
should be rubbed on the hair every
night before retiring
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Clearing the CompleMon.

kindly suggest something 10 clear ny
cornnlexion. end make IL smooth AMI
soft Il has grown rough. ne pores
are enlarged. and sometimes mere aIs
blackheads. The treatments j LaES useU
sesrn onTv 70 aggravate the trouble.
r ;
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For the red nose you must try 70 find
first a contributing cause Is II tight
clothing. overeating. Inflammation OK
the inner membranes. dissipation The
list. you see. IS a long one II none OF
these then the skin of your nose must
be unduly sensitive. and YOU VIII have
TO tougher IL BY applications Of equal
parts OF cologne and water, or OF a
preparation Of twenty grains Of fannie
acid 10 one ounce Of glycerine- Rub on
the nose before going into the open air
Excessive perspiratiOn is often due
10 a rundown system. and tonic may
be necessary. Consult your physician
in regard 10 your physical conCillon-
busting the parts affected with boric
acid is helpful: also washing the parts
affected with equal parts of cologne and
water. or with alum and water. used ia
pint
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I am giving you a general formula
for clearing the complexion Wnlcn
think viii I'll your requireme lLs, except
possibly that OF removing Ia nlack-
heads. For these I should advise the
green soap treatment. which 1 am also
giving you.
TO CLEAR THE COMPLEXION
Rub the face over. lust before washing
II. with two JeaspoOnfuls OF flowers OF
sulphur mixed in half 2 pinr OF new
milk. This mixture should sta-'d lit
tie while before it, IS used on the loce-
GREEN SOAP TREATMENT FOR BLACK
HEADS.
TIncture OF green SOap---------- : ounces
Distilled witch haZel------------- ounces
let this mixture stay on only few
moments. then WASH OF with not water,
II the green soap trritates the skin, as
IL sometimes viii. use Il every other
day Apply-a cold cream
Green soap may be purchased az any
drug store. II IS not a regular cake
soap" but is about the consistency OF a
cuSfard
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More Fresh Air Needed.

I an q boy OF fifteen. and am trou-
bIed very much with blackheads and
pimples on my face, and am very thin
and pale. A B. J.
II is very usual FOR bows and girls
OF your age u b. troubled just as
you are. IN time the blackheads and
pimples viii disappear. and YOU VIII
gain in weight and color. Meanwhile,
take as much exercise IN the frcsh air
as possible. eat a great deal Of green's
and vegetables containing starch and
sugar drink plenty Of cold mot iced
water. and DO not touch coffee, tea. nor
tobacco. l am giving YOU simple rem
edies for blackheads and pimples, and
hope they VIII prove satisfactory
BLACKHEADs OF THE SKIN.
Boracic acid--------------------- drains
Alcohol. .....-........-...-...-2 ounces
Rosewatcr--..--.-..-.-- ounces.
Use with friction twice a day on ire
skin affected.
PIAfPI.ES
Beta-naphthOl--.-- grams
Ointment OF benzoated oxide or zinc.
I ounce
Use on the surface.
Use the lotion first, letting IL dry
on the face, and then apply The pimple
/ ointment
| MRS A. J. G.-For nervousness and
\ indigestion should advise you 10 go 10
! q physician, as / cannot treat you Cor
/ them at such distance. The general
/ rules I give you are: To sleep nine or
/ ten hours nishtly; 20 eat plenty OF
I nourishing food. taking II very slowly
! 10 drink hot water and lemon twice
/ daily; 20 avoid tea and coffee, and 70
I spend as much time as possible IN The
] open air. Above all. do not worry
cannot give any opinion OF the cream
1 you mention. as II is a proprietary prep
aration. The same IS true OF the Vau-
/ caire remedy in tablet form I am Civ
Ing YOU the formula for a good cold
! cream For the NaUcaire remedy, see
| answer 10 Mrs +. s.
WITCH Hazel. COLD CREAM
| White wax -.................l ounce
| SpermaCeu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ounce
OH OF dimOnuS---.--.------ pm
| Melt; pour into a mortar which has
/ been heated By being immersed some
time in boiling water. Very gradually
add three ounces Of rosewaJer and one
| ounce OF witch hazel. and assiduousll
stir the mixture until an emulsion Is
formed. and afterward until the mixture
is nearly cold
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70 CTFAR THE COMPLICATION
&c DisproportionateIy -.

Kindly give me any harmless remedy
for reducing the size OF the face Ny
body is thin as the result Of limiting
my diet but, somehow or other, my
face seems never TO lose any OF its
flesh. especially IN the cheeks. am
nineteen years old Z F. H
Use the following pouads on your
face. rubbing II well IN twice q day, and
in a short time the resulting decrease in
flesh viii be noticeable:
POMADE TO REDUCE FAT.
Iodide Of pOtassium--.--s----a 10 grains
Naseline .......................-.- ounces
LaDOlin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ia ounces
Tincture Of benZOin- % drops
Make into a pOmade and rub over the
fatty parts twice day You should alb
stain from food that is especially fat
foruing-cereals. potatoes. corn. beans.
etc. You should avoid sweets OF all
kinds
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TIMELY ADVICE BY MRS. HENRY SYMES
The Vaucaire Remedy.

repose In me; shall endeavOr to de-
serve IL
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irons or the wooden wavers, there are
iron implements on the market that are
said 10 be very good. and there are
also the little kids once so popular
Binding a ribbon hllet twice around
the head at night gives natural wave
am prescribing also for the oily condi-
ton OF your hair. and when Il becomes
dryer x will be easier 10 curl
SOLUTION TO KEEP THE HAIR CCRLED-
Take Of gum arabic, ! ounce GOOD
moist sugar. = ounce; pure hot water,
a mint Dissolve When this sol4llpn
IS cold. add alcohol. fluid ounces, Ol-
ChI0rate OF mercury and sdiamruouldc-
grains each. The last two should be
dissolved in the alcohol before adniN-
ture. Lastly. add enough water % make
the whole measure one pint feFL1lLl
with cologne or lavender water Moislen
the hair with the fluid before putting Il
IN the papers or curriers'
FORMULA FOR OILY HAIR
Use the following mixture daily rub
bling well into the scalp
Alcohol ---------------- pt--'--
Raso~rf- ---------- IA grams
BRILILANTINE FOR HAIR
Sweet almond OH uu-G ounces
Alcohol ....----..--..-.-.--- Hule o-ll-,S
Glycerine ------------------ llulu u1----
on OF rose gerauium------- i drops
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The Vaucaire remedy IS frequently
given IN these columns. However,
am repeating Il for your benefit. to-
gether with the directions for taking.
DR.. vAUCAIRE's REMEDY FOR THE
BUST
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Kindly give me the formula and Girec-
tons for using DR. VauCaiTe's bust de-
velOper. MRS r 5
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The very simplest cure for freckles is
lemon juice. Cut a lemon IN half and
rub one OF the halves on the affected
parts. II you wish something more
complicated and sureT. you might Try
the lotion I am giving you:
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BROWN HAIR STAIN
How TO Curl the Hair.

/ had your formula to make the hair
curl compounded by reliable druggist,
but failed TO get the desired results. and
beg TO ask that YOU kindly inform ne
why the failure occurred. l had washed
nv head the week before. but IL gets
oily very quickly. ana I thought the
curler might lessen the Oiliness.
Can YOU tell me of what Ingredients
brilliantine Is composed? I think hair
dressers use Il q great deal
Can you also tell me If there is any
way Of curling the hair other than on
the curling iron and the wooden waivers
Kindly give me some general advice on
curling the hair. as mine is very
straight. N l. D.
Since I do not know to which OF my
curling preparations you refer, ] cannot
ascribe any reason for your failure. I
am. however. giving you what l think
is a different preparation, 10 be used
after curling. and trust Il VIII prove
satisfactory. II you do not care for the
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A Case of Thin Arms.

Kindly tell me what I can do forfmy
arms. which are very thin. especially
around the wrist. where the bone is
much pronounced I would ike 20 wear
short sleeves. but cannot. as my arms
look so badly. ELSA
Massage your arms with the follow
ing; or, II you do not care 70 have q
cream prepared. you might use cocoa
butter though this will aggravate any
tendency TO superfuOus hair. as the
cream will not
MASSAGE CREAM.
LdnOilu ..ss-s.sssssssss ssssssssss ~ NttAANCo
Spermaceu -.--.....----.....-.-. . Grams
White Vaseiile -.-.--.---..------ ~ ounces
CocOanut oil..-----.----.-------- ounces
Sweet almond oil (Allen' ST. ounces
Tincture Of benz0in -.---.----- y dram
Melt the first five ingredients together,
beat until the mass cOncretes. adding
the benzoin. drop by drop, during this
process
Extract OF violet or any perfume may
be added. If agreeable.
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The dose Is two sOupspOonfuls with
water before each meal
DR.. Naucaire also advises the drink
ing OF malt extract during meals.
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Red Nose and Profuse Precipitation

1 am a young man and am troubled
with a red nose and excessive perspira-
ton Kindly give me q formula
ANXIOUS
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water: infuse the petals for an hour;
strain through Jelly bag after twenty
four hours: decant the clear portion and
add the glycerine- Apply as often as
agreeable
good neck bleach is buttermilk
another is peroxide OF hydrogen. and a
third, designed especially for the neck.
Is as follows;
BLEACH FOR THE NECK.
Take fresh strained cucumber juice.
boil N Tor i've minutes. and for eNerN
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The simplest Freekle Cure.

indy tell me how 10 remove
freckles from the face in the
N simplest way. Kindly tell me
also how 10 get a white neck
T. Z l.
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an q boy OF fifteen. and / am trou-
bIed very much with blackheads and
pimples on my face. and am very thin
and pale. A B. J.
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Liquid extract Of galeFa
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-14

The cream 1 am giving you will.
think. meet all your requirements.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-12
The Talk Of Hard Times.

sgn
this country has been
through which that small
in known Wall Street mas
weeks of January witnessed what
that Wall
a months The pressure to sell seemed onih
times of least approached
financial affairs in New York nave been
security prices they have IN nearly
the trouble The first OF these
upon emphasis is d that the constant
alarm the business world
money enough
universal demands or American
of these dWe upon
referred to-
Wall Street sentiment are
today than they have been on
previous he moves the white house
Rockefeller angry at Mr. Roosevelt To-
what they would have Thought OF
correction Mr. Bryan would have
president Mr. Roosevelt
Of know is at heart
conservative that believes in sitting
railroads other corporations that he In common
stretch of the
reasonable and desirable Now
he intends that they
hard times in its place.
prosperity must be hmsier
thingt hanm most OF us have believe.
reached the
business world of in the
abnormal
prosperity reactions from time
financial industrial well hope
than
still the work of spreading great
Of
patriotic Americans should unite in the hope that
be
honest President had insist
reasonable laws be Times STAR
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-12
CENTERvlLLE.

Centerville, Ind, Feb, II, (Spl)-
The Woman's Home missionary so
ciety of the NJ. E. church will meet
next Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Minnie Wright.
Mrs Anna Reece went last week to
Fountain City to visit her neice Mrs
G. 0. Woolman.
On last Saturday afternoon Miss
Mode Brown and Miss Lizzie Lashley
teachers in the Centerville public
schools took the pupils of their rooms
to Earlham college to visit the mu.
scum.
J. c. Nickels of Dunlapsville was
the guest of his brother T. Z. Nickels
the latter part of last week.
Clyde B. Lundy was home from
Indianapolis last Saturday and Sun.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cappellar gave
a euchre party at their home on last
Thursday evening. Those participat.
ing were Messrs and Mesdames VIII
lard Morgan. Harry Ryan. Wilbert
A. Bertsch, the Misses Edna Bramer.
and Nellie Ryan and Messrs Harry
Sintz and Frank Ryan Prizes were
awarded to Harry Ryan, Willard Nor
gan and Mrs. Harry Ryan. Refresh
ments followed the games.
The Rev. Z. B. Westhafer left for
Salamonia, Jay county on Monday
where he expects to engage in evan
gelistic work for two weeks.
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CAMBRIDGE CITY.

Cambridge City, Feb. IL, (Spl.)-
Miss Rose Griesinger is the guest OF
friends in Muncie this week.
Mrs. Lewis Conroy and her neice
Miss Marjorie Roberts spent Sunday
with relatives In Indianapolis.
Miss Bertha Munchoff of Anderson
is here visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Theodore Frohnapple, and 9TH
err relatives for few days.
Miss Marguerite Hart of Richmond
was the guest of Miss Reba Ohmit
yesterday.
Allen Mettert, who has taken en-
ployment as a trimmer with the New
Castle Casket company. spent Sun
day here with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Soloman Mettert.
NJ G. kreush will return to Chicago
tonight after a three days visit with
his family here.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean House took Sun
day dinner with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Drischel at Richmond
Harley Garrett of New Castle was
the guest of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Carrot here Sunday.
The Queen Esther society of the
Methodist church will hold market in
the Stoddard building next Saturday
afternoon.
The family and relatives of Mr..
Frank Ebert. ST., will celebrate his
s0th birthday at the home on West
Main street this evening Refresh
ments will be served
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NEW PARIS.

/ New Paris. O., Feb. IL. tSpl. MIR.
and Mrs. George Arnold visited Mr..
and Mrs. Ad Reid. of Campbellstown.
| Misses Norma Neubern, Martha
White and Eva Mckee were the guests
of Miss Dona Morrison Saturday and
| Sunday.
| Miss Elsie Boyle who teaches school
| in Eaton, was home Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. James kuth and son George,
visited Mrs. Kate Potts of Campbells-
town. Saturday
Miss Edna Campbell of Campbells-
| town. visited her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Campbell, Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Shirley Watt spent from Fri
day until Monday with her cousin,
Miss Hazel Crowell. of Campbells-
town.
Miss Mary White spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Miss Elsie
Boyle.
Robert Penland and John Eliason,
are quite sick.
wi. dAu MI .hIhCo anu
their children, Walter and Ruby, spent
Sunday in Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Reid of Rich
mond, spent Sunday at the home of
Everett Reid.
Rev. Wynn of Centerville, Ind. will
preach at the Christian church on
Wednesday evening and also for the
rest of the week.
Will Lawder, while recovering from
an attack of the measles, took pneumo-
mia, and has been seriously sick.
Frank Purviance and little daugh-
ter, Helen, of West Alexandria, Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Benson, Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Miss Jennie Flemming and mother
of Richmond, were calling on friends
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Colby entertain
ed the Black Cat club on Friday even.
ing. Cards were played at nine Ia
bles.
James Dwyer of Richmond spent
Sunday with his brother. Will Dwyer.
Miss Pearl Davis of Abingdon came
home Friday and remained until Sun
day.
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DUBLIN.

Dublin, Ind, Feb. IL, MIR.
and Mrs. p. Kmmer of Cambridge
City spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Matt Garthwaite.
Chas. Basson of Connersville spent
Sunday with friends here
Mr.. Harry Watt spent Sunday with
friends at Ogden.
Mark Pierson of Stranrhns spent
Sunday with Mr.. George Faucet.
Miss Flora Brown and mother were
in New Castle yesterday
Mrs. Cheeseman and daughter Mat
tie of Hagerstown spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs Wright Sparks
Clarence Swimm, Charley Miller
and Arthur and Lon Bowles were
entertained to dinner Sunday by Mr..
Guy Wilson
Several from Straughns attended
the revival meeting here Sunday ey-
ening.
James Hall is again able to resume
his duties as janitor of the school
building, his wife has improved af-
ter serious Illness.
Miss Lennie Broadway died Saturday
evening.
Melvin Golay has accepted a posi-
ton In Richmond.
Ed Snddauf of Richmond was here
on business Monday.
Alvin wardlow was in New Lisbon
today.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-12
REVOLUTION GROWS
IN LAND OF SHAH
General Ri0ting in the Capital
of Persia and Country is in
an Uproar.
BELGIAN OFFICERS LET GO
RIVAL LEAGUES ARE ACTIVE AND
ONE ORGANIZATION REFUSES
TO RECOGNIZE THE NEW RUL-
Err ON THE THRONE.
BELGIAN OFFICERS LET GO
Publishers Fress.1

Teheran. Feb 1.-THE Persian gov
eminent dispensed with tho services
Of NJ Naus, minister of customs aud
posts, a Belgian, and Of NJ. PREM, an
of representations on the part Of the
people that the government continued
to support Belgians, against whose
conduct in the administration Of their
Office serious complaints have been
made for some time.
The revolutionary movement is
spreading in Teheran, Shirazan, Ia
briz and Resht, where local leagues,
known as Medjam, have been formed
The leagues do not acknowledge the
authority of parliament or the shah
At Teheran the governor is powerless.
The governor of Tabriz was arrest I'd
and bastinadoed by order of the med
jem which is supported by armed
bands that have been crossing the
frontier from the Caucasus.
Counter leagues called Fedan are
being organized to defend parliament,
which though not in sympathy with
the revolutionary movement, is class
ed as Issking in backbone Pressure
of crowds which fill the parliament
building at Teheran interrupt the SEES
sions and crowds assaulted the unpop-
ular Kadjor princes. particularly
Prince Naib-es-Sultanes war minister
and father-in-law of the sultan. The
only minister exempt from attack Is
Sadrazen, whose two sons are radical
leaders.
Many meetings are held in mosques.
fiery speeches delivered and proclama-
tons issued denouncing the ministers.
1t is asserted that weakness on the
part Of parliament is driving many
prominent persons into the ranks of
the conservatives.
London, Feb lit was announced
in a special dispatch from Teheran
that anti-government bands seized
ammunition stores at Tabriz and that
factional fighting was proceeding on
the streets.
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the secretary, Mrs. Edna Jones Pike

the secretary, Mrs. Edna Jones Pike
were each at their place.
After reports of standing commit
tees had been received and accepted
the president appointed special COM
mittee to prepare resolutions on the
death OF Mrs. Mary X. Trumbull and
report at the next meeting. The COM
mittee is as follows: Mrs. Emma Belt
zell, Mrs. Lizzie Hatfield, Mrs. Ella
Dunbar.
The subject of engaging a COM
petent person to take care of the GEM
etery grounds for the coming season
was discussed and the application OF
Enoch Wolfe was accepted.
Adjourned to meet in the rooms of
the Civic club in two weeks from
date.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-12

Center association held their regular
monthly meeting at DIR. j. B. Aliens
Office last Saturday afternoon. Mr..
Elihu Mills was elected secretary
and DIR. J. b. Allen was elected treas
urer, succeeding Max w. Freeman,
who resigned recently. The work has
been greatly delayed on account Of
not having suffcient fire protection.
and only one exit in case OF fire.
This difficulty will probably be over
come In few weeks as Mr.. Q. w.
bradbury, owner, has arranged for the
erection Of fire escapes on the build
ing. ,--- a@
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-12
Meetihq Of Tuesday Club.

On Saturday evening the Tuesday
club met with Misses Edwina and
Mary Morrow of Greenwood. The
evening was devoted to instrumental
and vocal music The following
members were present: Mesdames M.
II. Pence, Jacob Reinheimer, James
kuth, Will Bohn, E. e. Bennington,
Misses Nellie MCNEIL. Carrie Reid,
Mary Wolf, Mary and Edwina Morrow,
Marie Smelser, and Mrs. Grant Colby.
The guests of the evening were Miss
Martha Lovett, of Eaton, Misses Geor-
gia and Josephine Crutsinger of ST.
Louis, Mrs. Roy Kilbourne and Mrs.
Ora Sherer. The hostess served
white cake and hot chocolate as re-
freshments. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. James kuth.