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APPETlZING BITES.

When serving 1 glass of punch, lern-
| nariah,Hs, lrleuu, a bite OF something
to go with 1t is most satisfying.
A dainty sandwich Of white bread
spread with butter and orange MARINA
lade Is good with almost n cold
drink. The crisp little ginger cookies
are the cake per excellence to servo
with ginger ale.
Fruit CookIes-These are small
cakes that are baked In gem pans;
make about th%irty-hve. they will keep
and improve with age. Take a cup
and a half Of sugar, a cup OF shorten
Ing, three eggs. two cups OF flour, =
teaspoonful each OF cinnamon, salt and
soda, tho latter dissolved in a half cup
of hot water. A Found Of dates cut IN
mix we'll and drop by tablespoonfuls
In we'll buttered gem pans. Bake in a
rather slow oven. The addition OF
halt a teaspoonful Of lemon and q tea
spoonful Of vanilla Is an improvement.
A marshmallow placed on q wafer
and put into the ven to brown is an
other dainty cake, II you have q little
boiled frosting left from q cake, add a
few nuts and chopped raisins and drop
that on crackers, brown In the oven.
Another quickly prepared cake is this.
Place chocolate creams on round wa
fers and set in the over long enough
to melt.
A variety Of such small cakes IL al
ways acceptable. Those that will keep
and which one may have on hand for
unforeseen events are the kinds which
every housewife should be we'll sup
piled with. There IL . certain salts
faction with such possessions which
dsfes unexpectsdness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02
COAT HANGER WITH SACHET
Decided Novelty That Has tho Merit
Of Being Easily and Insxpen-
sIvsiy Prepared.

Nothing commands so ready q sale
at a bazaar as some little novelty, but
az a rule. 1t Is rather diflcult to OBJ
tain good ideas for articles Of this de-
scriptlon that may be easily and In
extensively prepared.
Our sketch, at any rate, illustrates
one suggestion that may be carried out
at q trifing cost, and for which any
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02

WITH OR WITHOUT STOCK COLLAR,
WITH FULL SLEEVES IN ELBOW OR
WRIST LENGTH OR WITH PLAIN ONE
PIECE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02

WITH OR WITHOUT STOCK COLLAR,
WITH FULL SLEEVES IN ELBOW OR
WRIST LENGTH OR WITT PLAIN ONE
PIECE SLEEVES
Sleeves that are stitched to the ar1n-
holes without ~fullness are unquestioned
favortes for all simple blouses or guimpes.
This can be utilized either for a blouse
or a guimpe and 1t can be made of one
material throughout, or it can be faced
to form a yoke and the yoke can take
either a round or a square outline. On
the figure, 1t 10 81 own with one-piece
sleeves, that arc dightly full and gathered
into bands below the elbows, and with a
peplum Joined to the lower edgl but while
the garment 10 a very simple one, it can
be treated in several ways. The full sleeves
can be Joined to deep cuffs that extend
to the wrists or In their place can be used
plain one-pioce sleeves of full length. The
peplum being perfectly smooth below the
waist line has many advantages, but when
thin material Is used. It 10 ~ we'll to cut
the blouse longer and draw It up by mean
Of ribbon inserted In a casing a. shown in
tho back view. II the high neck is not
liked, the blouse can b. cut out TO form
either a round or 4 square and the cutting
"a be made at either tho Dutch or the
low mock outline.
For the IS year size, the blouse will re.
quire ~ yard. Of material AZ, N yard.
36 or ~ yards ~ inches wide with u
yard IS inches wide for the yoke and cuffs
The pattern 7S39iseut In ~sirssfor misse,
Of II. I6 and IS years. twill be mailee
to any address by the Fashion Depart
ment OF this paper, on receipt Of ten csnts
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CLUB NOTES

As a result of the visit and lectrre
TO W1lltston people by Mrs. ]. II. stew
n of Grand Forks, it is planned to
q club in that city for the
purpose OF preventing the spread of the
white plague in that community, Mrs.
stevens went to Williston as lecturer
for the North Dakota Anti-TubercuIosis
association, taking the state exhibit
with her, and addressed a large gath
ertng OF Williston men and women at
Gates hall where the churches held
union services. Mrs. Stevens was in
troduced by Senator diversion and he
also spoke at length on the different
phases of prevention and cure of the
white plague in its various forms.
The teachers of the Lakota public
SCHOOLS have organized a club whose
OBJECT is to promote friendship and
good Will and it has been named the
G. c. C. Miss Jessie Mclean is nresiS
dent and the first meeting was held
at the home of Mrs. Bruce Nelson.
Miss Evelyn Kellogg was hostess for
th1s weeks meeting and the girls will
do some study work as well as have
social times.
Mrs. Scott Rex was elected TO serve
another two year term as president of
the Women's Civic league, at Grand
Forks, the biennial election of oflcers
taking place at the regular November
meeting or the organization after be-
ing postponed from the October meet
ing. Mrs. j. M. Gillette was elected to
succeed Mrs. A. ]. Hunter as vice presi-
gent ana Mrs. A. 9. Leonard succeeds
Mrs. j. Grassick as secretary-treasurer
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A large birthday cake held h place
of honor.

A large birthday cake held the place
of honor.
Lee Hughes of the Wheelock Auto
Co., of this city has left for Spokane
on a short business trip.
Or. Charest has removed from Fargo
to Thief River Falls, Mimi, where he
has opened an office. Mrs. Charest will
close the house in Fargo soon and join
the doctor in their new home. Miss
Hortense is in y convent this year in
Montreal, specializing In French n
music.
Last evening a party of twenty
young friends very agreeably surprised
Miss Bertha Gilmer at her home on Oak
street and helped her to celebrate her
birthday anniversary in a fitting man
ner. The evening passed with games
, and music and delicious refreshments
which the guests had brought with
them, n upon bidding their hostess
| goodbye they left with her many hap
Ply congratulations n beautiful re-
minders of the occasion.
Under the auspices or the st. Cecilia
guild a most interesting programme
was given last night at the Civic Gen.
ire and Club house. Mrs. g. Dewitt
Bowling in spit of all the duties that
came under her supervision did some
very artistic work. She had command
seemed as much at home In comedy as
she is in her more serious readings.
Mrs. Manzanita Stephens recently re-
turned from study in Paris gave the
audience rare pleasure. Her well chos-
en- numbers brought u some phases
OF her beautiful voice, but there were
still more hat her listeners would
like to ave heard. Miss Lillian Wright
who accompanied a few days ago, Miss
Laura Graves, one of the most artistic.
singers heard in Fargo for some time,
accompanied Mrs. Stephens last even
ing in a most artistic a a rare gift,
nd n which very few possess. The
Nettle, a comedy sketch was delightful
and humorous. HI coziness and gem
eral arrangement did much toward
making the audience feel that they
were witnessing a scene from real life.
So free from amaturist mannerisms
were the participants. Miss Alma AID
rich, who possesses q charming person
atty and Is recently from Minneapolis,
and now making this city her home,
last evening endeared herself to many
so tactfully did she do her part, Ed
mond Otis Freeman, a well known FAR
go young man added new laureis to
his already successful attempts In the
amateur stage world. Last evening he
wasYexceptionally free from conscious
ness and hts listeners felt that he lost
himself In his work especially in his
~uproarous laugh The st. Cecilia guild
feels fortunate in having among them
as gifted a member as Mrs. Bowling,
whose untiring efforts In staging the
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Social Notes

he Gethsemane Cathedral guild will
met with Mrs. G. NJ. Olson, 407 Rob
es street on Thursday afternoon.
The ladies of the third division of
t First Presbyterian church will be
yitertained tomorrow afternoon at the
I lome of Mrs. Joh Bogenschutz, 726
Seventh street north.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the First
Lutheran church will meet Thursday
afternoon at the regular hour with
Mrs. Peter Nelson, 100 Fifth venue
south. A large attendance is desired.
The ladies of the Mosaic club and
their husbands were most delightfully."-
entertained last evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer May at an In
formal evening of cards. After the
cards were put away tempting refresh
ments were served from the card
tables. On Saturday evening Mrs.
Percy Goodwin entertained the club
and their husbands at a chicken pie
supper, the occasion being q surprise
in honor of Mr.. Goodwin's birthday an
niversary. The table was attractively
decorated with jack o'lanterns n
other Halloween appointments and the
delicious supper was perfectly served.
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Interest to the Women II
Eour waren Ia ASH for Flvs.

/ play, did much toward making it a
complete success.
H. d. Ball arrived from the east Sun
day evening and will spend most of
the winter with his son, DR.. z. d. Ball
at his home on Ninth avenue south.
Miss Mae zorger has returned to
Fargo after q seven weeks vacation
spent with her mother at Decatur, ILL.,,
and friends in Kenosha, Wis, Chicago
and other points.
Mrs. May A. Drury accompanied by
urday evening for an extended visit
with relatives and friends at their old
home at Wabasha, MINI.
Friends will be pleased to learn that
Albert B. Scott arrived last evening
from Moore, Mont, and is the guest
Scott of Eighth street south.
for their regular meeting at the home
OF Mrs. Geo. Rusk, 1904 Front street.
Needlework and chat filled the hours of
the afternoon and dainty refreshments
were served,
Mrs. Florence Bisher, who for the
past few weeks has cen staying in
the city, left last evening for Aber-
deem, S. D., where she will visit friends
for a short time and will then visit
her people in Illinois.
The Westminster guild of the First
Presbyterian hurc met last evening
at the home OF Miss Nina Pollock on
took up the study Of China and follow.
ing the formal part of the gathering, a
social time n refreshments were en-
! joyed.
Mrs, r. NJ. Pollock entertained the
ladies of the First Presbyterian church
yesterday afternoon from 3 o'clock un-
til s. About fifty ladies were present,
n a pleasant social time was enjoy
ed. At 4 o'clock a business session was
held and the ladies made plans for next
years work. The ladies of the church
have almost completed paying for the
organ and new activities that have
presented themselves were discussed.
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200 guests who were present with the
following programme:
Lulu Won Linden March from The
Eternal Waltz Leo Fall
Orchestra.
Meeting of the CamOrrists from The 70
Jewels of the Madonna-Act Ill.
........ w lf-Farrari
Orchestra.
Violin Solo. Sohn der Haide ......
Keller Bella
Olof H. J.. Henrikson.
Pas Seul, PirOuette .Finck
Orchestra.
Soprano Solo. Waltz Song. Love
in Springtime" .Arditi
Edythe Herchmer Grasse
Orchestral accompaniment)
Angelus from Scenes Pittores.. .... er
uues" .Massenet
Orchestra.
Cornet Solo. Ballad. Gould I But
tell You" .klien
DR.. c. S. Putnam
Orchestral accompaniment)
Bal de Noces from the Suite. lie "
Roman de pierrot ct Pierrette".
Bergmein
Orchestra.
DR.. c. s. Putnam, Conductor.
This was without a doubt n Of the
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6N lpldM ken. ssg Mkdaanzm =
Ts Of aaaesss y As Great amsneaa aesss. Oasssa Smaa., OAess

Y me yotr initials on the sea sand
and Ssme fresh wave OF action
comes, and obliterates them all! No
lazy motiinless sea could keep It's
dipplng siPres immaculate and clean.
daily writs his wrtnkled history on
your face What shall keen the Features
uniinttialet and untwilled. but action!
We must All be rebels every day, re-
bsliious e the sea, lighting the tyranny
whose avorite habit is to carve his
diary q our cheeks.
90
Yourweapon is simple. The furrow-
ed old tentleman's greatest helm ia
your owl neglect. Will you use this
priceless Eeapon on your dressing table
every IT you will, your age will
be y~ouththrough the years.
I w~antevery woman to use the for
mula I i've here, whether wringles,
deep Inns, n crows feet are promin-
emit now or not. If you have no
wrinkleSnow you can keep them from
coming. Ehe action of this formula has
been reilly marvellous, as / can assure
you froi personal experiences and the
experieGe of scores OF my readers as
witnessd in the remarkable letters /
receiveevery day.
1T norishes the skin glands in sur
prisinsfashion, h skin smoothes out,
and TIL appearance of youth is made
wonderfully pronounced.
g g 8 7
Thists the formula:
Pourpne-half pint OF very hot water,
not bong, in a large bowl. Place this
bowl ii a pan of water on q slow fire.
In a fw minutes add two ounces of
epto1 nd continue stirring until ali
is dis5ved. At first 1t will look like
jelly, ten 1t will start to cream. When
it doe this, remove it from the fire,
add Sfwly two t~ahleSDOnnfuIs of pIy-
c~erineand stir constantly until cold.
Then teep 1T in an air-tight jar.
Yovshould be able to get eptol at
any god drug store and it should not
cost pa more than fifty cents.
Apply this cream every morning with
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c. RECEPTION
A Big SUCCESS
BRILLIANT SOCIAL FUNCTION AT
THE ARMoRY LAST EVENING
SPLENDID MUSICAL PROGRAM
ME GIVEN-TELEGRAM FROM
PRESIDENT WORST READ.

Last night in the A. c. Armory oc-
Cured one of the most brilliant facul-
ty social functions that has ever been
attempted. This was the board OF
trustees reception to the college facuI-
ty and their wives.
AS the faculty arrived they were
introduced by Sec. w. A. Yoder, to
whom must be given all the credit
for engineering this affair, to the
board of trustees who were MI. and
Mrs. Clark Kelley, Frank Sanford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hollister, John Dom
nelly, and Mr.. and Mrs. Nugent.
Shortly after 8 o'clock DR.. Putnam's
twenty piece orchestra entertained the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-13

With the above words, Lillian Rus
sell. an unquestioned authority on FEM
mine att.activeness, places no uncer-
tain valueon nice hair as a beauty as
set. UnkAmpt, uncared for hair not
only cannot be attractive but is actu-
ally a disgrace.
But why have ill-kept, untidy hair?
to brushing and intelligent application
of NewI<o's HeTpIcfde, the hair may be
made 10 yield wonderful returns in in-
creased personal charm.
DaEIrum, which is due to a germ or
microfH, is the direct cause of more
hair tpuble than anything else. The
hair Becomes thin, harsh, " and
falls dt in quantities. 1t looks dead
and l~ieless; there Is no luster. The
scalp tches.
Herbcide will destroy this dandruff
germ hat Is causing all the trouble,
cleans the scalp. gives the hair life,
snap nd luxuriance. The hair stops
comm out, the itching ceases almost
at one and withal there lis a most
gratifing sense of cleanliness.
To he woman who wishes to make
the Iost of natures gifts by having
fluffy beautiful hair, NevvbrO's Herpi-
itelyperfumed and is a delightful hair
dressing.
In 5Oc and E1.00 aiSes. At toilet
w0oJ counters everywhere. liz mot as
represented your dealer will refund
you money.
ApIicataOns mt the better Barber
she's n Hair-Dres&inR PmrlOrs.
snd 10 cents for aampIe bottle and
bOkIet TO The HeTpicide Co., Dept. 8,
D8oit. Mich. -Adyt.
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AT the Hotels

F. w: Ames of Mayville was in the
city today.
W. r. Bagly of Hunter spent the day
in the city.
julius Thorn of Jessie was a Fargo
business caller today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stetzsl of New
Rockford are in the city.
Mrs. ]. b. wilson Of Devils Lake
shopped in the city today.
r. II. Carter of Grand Forks was a
business visitor in the city today.
Charles e. Manley of Pleasant Laks
was in the city today on business.
Mrs. H. w. Burr of Abercrombie
spent the day in the shopping district.
Prof. Neil G. Macdonald of valley
City, state high school inspector, is in
the city.
Mrs. Tina Olson OF Barlow, this state,
was In town today shopping and visit
ing friends.
Walter Phillips OF the town of Ar
thur. was q business visitor to the city
this morning.
s.. r. Armstrong Of Galesburg, this
state, was a business visitor to the city
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schroeder OF
Clay county, MINI, are guests at the
Gardner hotel.
c. A. Malinder n Frank Elliott of
Cakes, were ~transacting business in
the city today.
Miss Minnie Nelson, of Hillsboro. is
a visitor to the city today and is shop
ping at the stores.
Miss Minnie Riever and Mrs. r. M.
Anderson of Leonard were guests at
the Prescott today.
Clyde Cooper or HilIsboro, was q
business visitor to the city today and
met many old friends.
w. M. Leyerett of La Center. Wash.
arrived In the city yesterday afternoon
for a stay of a few days.
Patrick Corcoran, John Davis and ],
M. Smith all of st. Paul, were greeting
their friends In the city today.
Charles Amdahl, of HenninE arrived
in the city to attend to business and
was a guest at the Webster.
George nj. Brown and wife of Rock
Lake, this state, are In the city today
shopping n calling on friends.
w. b. German of Detroit, Mimi, was
a business visitor to the city this
morning and met mar old friends.
j. e. and n. M. McDoand, both of
Towner, this state, were in the city
today and We're guests at the Waldorf.
Mrs. c. void and Mrs. d. Dagman, Of
Enderlin, arrived in the city yesterday
for a stay OF a day or two at the Me-
tropole.
Miss Ida Jacobson, Sophie Halvorson
and Mrs. Christianson, all of Helena
this state were registered at one OF
the city hotels today.
Girl born in Pennsylvania has 81
transparent back. Well backed UP,
indeed.
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Marketable Merohandise.

The most marketable merchandise
must possess qualities that inspire
three great factors in selIing-atten-
ton, interest and desire. The displays
in A. l.. Moody's show windows have
these values of attraction.-Advt.
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A very pretty and quiet wedding
was solemnized in Dickinson a Short
time ago in the M. q.
when the Rev. Mr.. Farrand soined to.
getheT I'm the holy bonds OF matrinony
Arthur G. Rurxacott and Miss Sarii.
da A. Reed, both OF Gaylord.
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STATE

Paul 4, Bohn OF Mott and Miss
Josephine a. C%onradson OF Burt were
Joined In holy matrimony at Mott on
Wednesday. Nov. 9, by the Rev. Mr..
Casperson Of the English Lutheran
church
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Miss Esther Helby and D. A. Booth
Were married last Saturday evening
az IN home OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas
Swindland In Stanley, Rev. .. n.
Nelson officiating.
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The Crown Of
WOmanhOOd

"Uncared for hair cannot be beauti-
full. There is no part of the human
makeup SO revengeful as the hair. 1t
cries out: Look at me, care for me, Or
i will disgrace you! Treat me with
consideration and I will be a glory to
you."
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A very pretty wedding took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Colean
Tuesday morning when Miss Margaret
ID. Colgan became the bride OF John
Mullen. The marriage service was
read by Father Mueller.
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Miss Rose Gengell of weyburn and
Mike Perkovich were united in mar
rage last Saturday evening, Nov. 2, at
the Commercial hotel, Justice A o.
Messenger performing the
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of the league. The newly elected ward
presidents follow and they will select
their vice presidents in the near future:
First ward-Mrs. A. I. Hunter; second
Mrs. c. r. Brawner; third-Mrs. r.
A.. Sprague; fourth-Mrs. Arthur Din
ME; hfth-Mrs. J. M. Gillette; sixth
Mrs. George Jauss; seventh-Mrs. Her
man Wolf. Another important action
of the business hour was the appoint
ment of Mrs. James Collins, Mrs. j. M.
Gillette and Mrs. r. A. Sprague as a
committee to arrange for presenting a
bill before the coming session of the
legislature which will provide that
cities may appropriate funds for a
municipal slaughter house. This action
is the result of the agitation that has
been prevalent for some time looking
to the erection of a sanitary n mod
ern slaughter house, a proposition
which seems impossible unless munich
pal funds can be appropriated.
The Round Table club will meet on
Friday for their regular meeting. The
| programme will be in charge of Mrs.
! b. /. Bolley who will account Bxper-
fences in Russia.
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You should make an early appoint
ment for your Xmas. photographs
"Swem" New Stone Bldg. A
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Wednesday evening at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w
Sampsell, southwest of Bantry, occur
red the marriage OF their daughter
Edith, to William Dawson. The cere.
mony was performed by Rev, Mr.
Moore, Of the Bantry Evangelical
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Fred zachor, a well known farmer
of Olivia township near Velya. was
married Tuesday of last week to Miss
Marie Heaney. The wedding took place
at the st. Nicholas church in Garrison,
Father Viewers officiating.
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"Everybody's going to get a red
nose" declares a st. Louis physician.
Happy days!
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Tha Store "pownstairs."

Very interesting shopping induce
ments are being given out by the
A. L. Moody basement department.
All kinds Of dry goods and garments
at the lowest prices obtainable.
-Advt.
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On Sunday, Nov. 8, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
DahlQutst and Chas. Leathart, jr., and
Miss Mollie Nicholson ali of Fair-
mount started out for an automobile
ride, ending up at Lidgerwood, where
Mr.. Leathart and Miss Michaelson were
quietly married by Rev. J. N. Loach,
pastor of the M. e. church.
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Miss Rosie Knudson and Cssne,
Narum were united in marriage last
Saturday by Judge Telander at the
courthouse in Lakota,
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Frank Brown and Annie Kirkpatrick
were married at the home of the brides
father in Medora last Thursday. num-
erous friends n relatives Of the
pride and bridegroom being present al
the ceremony. Judge J. A. Paxton off,
ciated at the ceremony.
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.N ~ 7" % H-UEH-
- MISS G. G. S.-A marvellous hair
grower is one / use myself, AS proof
of What it does, I never have to use
rats, puffs or switches. With a half
pint of water mix half a pint of alco-
hoI. To this add one ounce of beta
quinol. Shake thoroughly, and it will
then be ready to use. IL you prefer,
You can use imported bay rum instead
of h water and alcohol The beta
quinol you can get at almost any drug
store for not more than fifty cents.
The dandruff will disappear, the hair
will become silky and glossy, and in
stead of being short and thin, 1t will
be long and thick.
900
SYLVIA.-There is nothing so effec-
tive for pimples and facial eruptions
as this:
Dissolve twelve ounces of graduated
sugar in one-half pint of water, and
add one ounce of s%arsene, and mix the
whole together thoroughly, then add
more water to make a pint. Sarsene
is a liquid which you a get at the
drug store by the ounce. Get it in the
original package. Take one or two
~teaspoonfuIs of this mixture three or