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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-02-01

There has been little delay in get
ting the new mill at the Newhouse tun-
nel started but Manager Roller informs
US that the sampler will be ready to
start by the middle of the month and
he mill few days thereafter.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-02-01
The Inter State Com

The Inter State Com
merce Commission after get
ting through with the pass
question proposes to take up
the franking system of tele,
phone, telegraph and express
companies. This is their
province but there are other
evils that strike nearer the
federal home than these that
should be remedied. The
franking privileges that are
ihdulged in by members of
Congress is one of them. 1t
is an old theory that "The
King Can do no Wrong"
but its more honored for its
antiquity than for its utility
Hence the government Is
wrong when it allows a con.
or senator to frank
anything through the mails
from a cambria needle to a
steam engine, or something
eq ually ridiculous. 1t Is stat
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-02-01

Mrs. Callie X oxen returned from
Denver this week. She went there oyer
two months ago to get into lower ell
mate and has returned much benefited
BY her visit.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-02-01

The Police Captain-The mounted
policeman swears that you didn't
blow your horn. and I'll have to hold
you until I find out
The Unlucky Autoist-Don't hold
me too long: ! hired that blamed auto
y the hour
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-02-01

The meeting OF the Swedish Aid So
ciety that was to be held next Wednes
day at the home of Mrs. Lena Gun
strom has been indefinitely postponed
on account of death in the family.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-02-01

The Dyke, Poso-Gilpin mine is
being reinforced by the addition
of large air drill compressor.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-02-01

yer this morning after a pleasant visit
with Mrs.. A. E. Simpson.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-02-01
Advertised Letter List

Advertised Letter List
Feb. I, 1913.
Clary, Mrs. Annie
kelse. Mr.. Fred
Miner. Martin.
Phelps, Josephine
John Trathen. Z. NJ.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-11
AUTO ORDINANCES
WAS AMENDED
One Section No, Ciear-Lighis
Must be Lighted on Main
When Car is In Motion

whsa q motor esE ls 10 melioa
On Maia street after daft ice lights
mss, be lishIsd regardless oi the
clause uasfs the salomoblls ord
Ashes says ,hs, uhsa the Waite Way
10 90. cars assd 90, be lighted
bs,sssa csauai and foFss, svsssss.
whsh the ofdiasAee .ss dfssa
ap. II uss the is,sa,ioh 10 have u
read ,ha, uhea cars uefe parked 90
Maih stree, beiweea fotss, aud
csaifsl avenues, aud the White Way
uss on. they uste no, required 10
be lighted.
The "paitiaE" provisioa sss Lost
some place BY the .ayside aud an
ordnance amsadias the oHgiasl
ordnance vas placed on hnt read.
lng yesterday al eommifsloneis
meeting TO make Z, clear ,ha, cars
no, In mo,ioa were the only ones
referred 10.
Chief Grady said tha, they had
considerable trouble With persons
running their cars on Main While
the White Way vas on wI,hou,
lights, bu, could do nothing as u,
was allowed by ordinance.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-11
THEY FAVOR
THE FlusHEa
Business Men Says the Flush.
Ing Proposition Looks
Good

A @ssilhE Of the baslasu msh's
aaoeia,ioa vas held yesterday
sssaihg In the baad foom shd
smohg the matters that cane sp Tot
discussion sas the matter Of aashlhg
The streets. Commissioner Of Pebble
Utilities !. n. Johasoh met nth The
banhess meas association aud dis
esssed the aashiag proposition from
biz pola, Of view. Ne. Johnson
hn, nw the aashss 10 use a, joplin
sad became very enthusiastic nth
H. Many towns arc using Il. and
since his re,ufa from joplin, Mr.
Johnson has been 10 correspondence
nth several factories in Kansas
City ,hs, ate furnishing him With
prices He expects 10 90 10 Kansas
City today 10 look further into the
matter. II ls likely ,ha, upon bis
return a special meeting will be
called TO hear the results Of the
,np. In general !, seems ,ha, the
men arc unanimously 10
favor Of buying the stree, nushsr
aud using II IN the sprinkling DIS
lrieL The usual price Of one cen,
per from, foo, would be charged In
The flushing dis,rie, until the mer-
chants had paid back into the city
treasury the sum expended for the
ausher. After that an adjustment
n the rates would be made so that
Ihe merchants would be charged
as, enough to cover the actual eS-
,ense Of the operation.
The white wings man and the
lusher do no, interfere with each
'lhers work, and the flushing, or a,
east par, Of Il, will probably be
lone a, night.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-11

chsAsis. sad 10 fact all ,hs iosss
10 Nsosho eessiy. have ioE yssfs
bssh slsd ss easy moast BY sasissA
mail order hossss. No, eeaisal
9th the ssisblishmsal Of oss o. too
dessA ehsEek Of ''isaiiy cabs" and
aeodiag local @siis si'A highly
eolofsd catalogues, lsiliag hes 10
fafhish . house toI ao'hiHs. =
Rochester. n. v. eoaesa is 10
ihysds lhis city shd has fss,sd =
s,owfoom iof kVs days 10 display =
To-, Of ban pfsniums 10 ofdu 10
appeal 10 the somsa Of ,hls city 10
purchase q lias Of isHk that eaaao,
be sold 10 = legitimate say sad .
btsad -hieh probably a legitimate
dealer sosld hide bis face 10 shane
ii be rsfs 10 Offer !, 10 you.
The name Of this Invader 10
L,ttia & Co. For years !, has
piled a msfesn,lls ustie. nation.
side, which has shfiehsd ia promo.
tets through their alleged value
siying. To many housewives The
bait extended 10 mos, ailufine. !,
consists Of giving isw shoft.weigh,
bars Of unssni,ary soap iof ,wen,y.
Eve eeais wi,h q thirty cen, stand
GOV or ''neyef-fuh" alarm clock
as the premium.
Nothing 10 the pantry 10 over.
looked. end moreover. the variations
extend TO bathroom necessities aud
wedding gowns. For an order Of
one 10 Eve cents worth Of pins the
sullible purchaser Is given a bfonssd
bofdefed marriage certificate with a
Io, Of red ink roses and naked
babies painted thereon. Give an
order for two gills ti asyonng eS.
irae, and you nigh, ss,a plano OF
, yearly pass over the chanu,e' lola
or something jus, as
'aluable IS the pass.
There Is no end 10 the graft.
Your neisbbor pays your bills. You
,ay your neighbos bills. II one
nd is short Il Is charged up at the
,ther. Larkin & Co. never lose.
Nj you have to do is TO tell the
on postal card that you
re just dying to pay 81 so for a
ug that has a game rooster OF a
'ull pup portrayed upon |, and you
'ill receive a prize which can be
The Chanute times., 1913-06-11
Business Murderers
To Invade This City

| Psfehsssd foT 10 essis ssyshsIs.
bat ssysI gssIsaissd 10 lss, losEsi
lhsa the sweet hsPPy trace that
holds 'hs bsysf dsfiag the process
Of Pafehssiss.
Msybs yes saaI = poaad ei tea OF
cot glass sugar sad eissmsL Jest
sssd the moasy shd receive soms'
,hiag alleged 10 be .hs, yOa ordered
shd q eissf ii,ls 10 3 LOT. OF q pisto
pl,h esadls stick aud holders
Give sa order iof cigars aud you
sill have saossh fope 10 lsfisi yoaf
horse. Make yosf order fof q
City ess, alarm clock aai you oil
&C., . church bell. Pissea, the bell
10 your church aud each membsf
sill siga iof q ',ae,s uonh Of
elo,hsspIhs aud receive q plat u
scalp ioale, q cheap hseklaee
sad Psjsma pattern as = premium.
An ofdet tof pocket mirror bnngs
a pIiss 10 the shape Of family
bible OF dictionary.
L,ftin & Co., Mon,semsiy wad
& Co.. Sears Roebuet & Co,
NOT any Of their class contribute one
ten cen, piece 10 the upbuilding Of
chsnu,e OF Neosho county. They
pay no taxes here ,ha, they can
avoid. These firms ate commercial
teaches, parasites and gfai,efs Of the
wofs, type. They arc wrsekefs Of
local enterprises. des,royen Of this
eIiys Interests. The existence Of
these parasites Is made possible by
human weakness, especially femi-
nine to get alluring alleged bar.
gains. which when placed by
tide Of goods Of real value, such as
offered by chanule merchants,
nel,s like ice on 4 summer, day.
And the end Is o, yet. Cha.
,uie's railway men draw their pay
IN the 18th Of every month.
Larkin knows this. That Is why
,e selected the middl. OF this month
or his campaign here. 1, Is TO be
Ioped ,ha, Chanute people will
rove their loyalty to home indus
ries and not be the fishes to bite on
.arkin's tempting hook. During
lis stay here his place should be
S populated as the parade walk OF
snmmer fesorf m n fainv dav
The Chanute times., 1913-06-11

The bugle tells you that Citti is
about to pass your house and you
can get anything in the ice cream
line you want.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-11

Come in and le, US show you our
new wall paper aud cut ou, borders.
J. r. Gordon, phone 646, opposite
post Office.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-11

Brick ice cream can be had from
our wagons, each brick a full quart,
cit,i, phone ,oii.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-11

Croquet sets, hot plates, ovens,
etc, at the Racket Hardware store.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-11

Special Feature, Roof Garden
Tonight
The Chanute times., 1913-06-11

Ladies-Don't forget the ever
favorite "Phoenix Hose" for ladies.
7sc and 81. 90 a pair. Guaranteed
at W. J. M. Clio. Co.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-11

"Frenzied Finance" Root Gar.
den Tonight.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-11

A nice place 10 spend your leisure
Watkins & lnman Pool Hall.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-11

Throw away your dress shields
and use "Non.Spi. "-McCune Drus
store.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-11

The Harley-Davidson motorcycle
always makes good. - Barbee &
Woods, Oriental Garage.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-11

"frenzied Finance" Roof Gar.
den Tonight.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-11

Special Feature, Roof Garden
Tonight. ,..-
The Chanute times., 1913-06-11

A nice swing or hammock or
other piece Of porch furniture
would add to the appearance Of that
porch aud would be a great luxury
when the summer leaves US. Call
at Millers and see his new designs
in porch furnishings. 90
The Chanute times., 1913-06-11

Beichs sweetest Of all chocolate,
at Frazier's Theatre Pharmacy only
The Chanute times., 1913-06-11

See Lowey's Chicken Wire. It
,olds the little chicks. Protects
our,gardens.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-11

Miss Ruth Hurt, student of music
at Northwestern University, will
receive pupils in piano during the
summer vacation. Call 7I0 South
Highland. Phone 81. 81
The Chanute times., 1913-06-11

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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-09-12
Gathered in Parental Home.

AIr. and Mrs. George W. Johnson
had an their children with them dur
ing the past week. paying dual re-
spect 90 the dear old mother who
has been sick for several weeks. The
household consisted OF DR. and Mrs.
p. NJ Fisher OF Roswell. New Mexl-
co. Mrs G. A. Housiey and son OF
Albany: Mrs J. l.. Jennings. OF Can
adam; G.. Granville Johnson. OF Lub-
book Mrs W. W. Nelson, Jr. and j.
p Johnson. OF snyder.
Mother Johnson seemed much bet
ter Monday morning and Or Fisher
and Granville Johnson left for their
respective homes.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-09-12
TIE srA-T - TITS

f TIE STATE - TEXAS
Co---r c- s-i--~
By u-rus tt a--au Aim Ez
ecltio- -ss-tt -u tt .la smm-ue
+ Jts.ice r r f~He1r- Nn p yu-
IAN cc--,T -r -t- l-t m- u iu
ust 1915 sIruvr ,u-
tice o. gee Esl.s shit -m- o.
sains- o p Buses r . sum u
For,y-sv ana f7--II f.i-5 -n-
lars ara --s-s ,r Hur 10 emHe SOD
Ssh .c slt Come. s-rlst rl- -a~u-
leigh Ms-,l-. -1ula1r h r
Pass ard -arst m ur 1uH -
service. O.. ~ a. E-c7a- lr GF1lis
20 Prec.-c- E sc-- -1ur
Texas t.t -- che t-.s tir-f t1.rrs-
1918. levy on certain Esl. rar-a sir
uated On scurry Cc---r. 1ssc-1at az
follows. to-wit. All 90 Log N1usa-
One. In Block Nuu1s- -r -.---.-s. .f
the town OF Heru -si-1. s-l--- COM
Is. Texas. and levied --r- "a -ra
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-09-12

nv ~ NSa Harris. Cham. Mer.
,sm Commercial Secretaries Assn.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-09-12

lisa weak wheel that hos brok-
IN cog
Happiness Is DE natural reward %
hard labor
The tree OF kuovlcdss IS fst .-om
tbs cream OF experience.
No ei;y can d. perfectly good. but
81 caa Dc practically sanitary
The good ship Progress makes ut
tic Roadway through the sea OF dis
content
The farmers CO Texas are mo- longer
viliager- but arr cosm- rc,iian citi-
1cns.
Business men viii profit immeasur
ably through the prosperity OF the
farmer.
Successful and systematic develop
ment OF a business or community de-
ponds upon the united effort % the
entire citizenship
The condition 90 the c'ty's streets.
sidewalks. buildings and residences
arc always noticed by the visitor N
unkept. an unfavorabic impression
Is left
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-09-12

VIII sell the building of my lots
one block east OF the Central school.
consisting OF shed 12x25. SIC. Good
Tor storing feed. one room house
SIS. one s room house. boxed and
stripped cauyassed. papered through
out viii take $4,000. cost $1,000.
Reason Tor selling want 20 put up a
small modern cottage more suitable
for self and daughter.
Any farmer who contemplates
building viii DO we'll % investigate.
Call on Mrs NJ r. Hall. Snyder 9-4t
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-09-12

Arkansas Is having a Good Roads
Day Gvernor HAIL OF Louisiana.
Hodges OF kansas and Majors OF Mis-
souri, are supervising the work. and
all hands are welding the shovel
from the presidents ot banks down 20
the white wings 90 the streets Within
the past few years there has been
wonderful change sweeping over the
country The people are becoming
more and more awake 90 the necessi-
~ OF good roads Texas has held up
well In this matter But ~ there are
those who want 90 get ont and work
all hands 60 the wheel-ln this
state as has been done in SD many
other States--we are more than will
Ing Too much work can not De- done
In tse interest q good road building
Gool roads and general prosperity go
hand .r hand Austin Statesman.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-09-12

A heavy r-in fell late TUESDAY az
ter neon over a small scope OF SER
rifory Just west and northwest %
town. Il Is said 90 have nccn verit-
able down pour Ter a few minutes
and caused a considerable rise 90 the
creek
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-09-12

Bu, simmons Liver purifier Is de-
ligh'friiy pleasant ana les action Is
thorough Constipation yicics; bill
business goes. A trial conv.ncel. Tn
yellow Tin boxes Onlyl Tried once
used always 3tf.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-09-12

Il rays 90 read the signal adyer-
tiscments each week.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-09-12

To the build
IT belongs the
spoils.
Healthy dlscon
tent Is coustruc-
tive
Discoutentio n
commercial Dep
rosy
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-09-12

Goods that are
advertised are
slaiiy priced 70
ksve the uerch-
sns the percent
&cc prof, that
De deserves and
ass, Suit the Gus
e.u,ers pocket
rI3vcrtic e q
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-09-12
MecLINToN & HERN
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS

Have opened a new and well
equipped shop In the Wilmeth build
ing. Stockmen's Boots a Speciality
Good Work guaranteed
REPAIR WORK PROMPTLY DONE
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-11-07
LITTLE BEAUTY CHATS

~ BLANCHE 6

Once more | am started ON my old
hobby, h slogan of which Is. b
natural"
If only in some way, l could inn
press it upon you--my readers who
daily petition me for Something to
dye my hair" or some rouge that
will not show" or something to
|darken my eyebrows as naturally as
possible'-how much wiser natural-
.1ess Is.
1t positively hurt me to hear wom-
en- begging for aids to artifciality in
this way. If they would only ask me
How I'll / dress my hair to best set
Off my face?" How can i bring the
color to my .cheeks?" and How can
I darken my eyebrows naturally? I" I
could answer them with n far lighter
heart. OF course. 1 am here to reply
to our questions, and if you ask me
for dyes and rOuges, l must give then,
to you. But / do it-believe me-re
l%uctantly.
I am not over puritanical or mar
row. but it hurts me to see a woman
begin the use of dyes or rouges. She
may start i'll very mildly. applying
the rouge only when sickness OF ia
tigue makes her look CHASTITY. But
and easier to touch her lips-her
cheeks-her chin with it: One little
artificiality leads to another. A grey
streak appears in her hair. Without
stopping to consider h drOlly
charming effect it Invariably produces,
she HES her to a dye shop. or worse
still. h attempts to dye 1t at home,
You know the results. We have all
of us seen them. Yet strangely
enough. most women. while pitying
q sister who has used artificial means
to restore" her beauty, seldom ap-
ply their mental concentrations to
their own cases. They never think,
II may be like that some day.
Be natural-and o can look the
world i'm the face fearlessly.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-11-07
MINNESOTA 0MEN
SEEK EFFICIENCY
Housewives' League to Elimi.
nate Useless Labor-Plan
Is Elaborate.

Brainerd. Minn.-western thought,
rs reflected in women's activities. was
vel exemplified here during the meet.
ing of the Minnesota Federation OF
Women's Clubs. Plans for increasing
feminine efficiency along various lines
were discussed.
Telling Of the work of the st. Paul
Housewives League, Mrs. d. w. Mac
Court gave the following outline OF its
policies toward the elimination Of USE
less labor:
Members must plan their orders SO
that only n delivery a day is neces-
Sary.
Pay ash OF settle accounts promptly.
Patronize only tradesmen who COM
ply with the laws.
Refrain from handling goods that are
exposed for sale without sanitary pro-
lection.
Give preference to food distributing
stores that close not later. than z p. m.
The Housewives League has two
f1ndamental principles Of action" Mrs.
possibility and then concerted action"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-11-07
VIENNA uNDERCOES
TELEPHONE famine
Government Owns System and
Money Has Been Used for
Military Purposes.

vienna.-Special: Because Of the e
cent war in the Balkans. 1t il impos-s
sible for thousands Of would-be tele-.
phone subscribers in Vienna To get
service. There is little chance today
to get q telephone in your house under
q yea and the q is that the mon :
ey ordinarily expended by the govern,
ment on telephones in Vienna has been
diverted for military purposes. The
public is indignant: there 10 constant
complaint of Interruptions to the SER
vice: the breaking of. connections dur
ing Conversations. outside noises on
the line. ETC.. but all to no purpose.
There is no money to spend IN the
system: nearly all the workmen have
been dismissed. and the opening OF
three new exchanges promised for this
fall hat been indefinitely postponed.
For several years past Vienna has sur
fered from what might be called a verb
table telephone famine. The demand
for telephones quickly exhausted the
capacity Of the government system. No
private person could hope to get q tele-
phone under q year or SO. and when he
time came to put In the apparatus
nothing was eve done before an Of
ficial had called to inquire IL the tele-
phone vas still desired. 1t frequently
happened that the intending subscriber
had grown tired OF waiting-cometimes
he was dead-befOre the telephone was
In sight.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-11-07
AERIAL TORPEDO IS
new war INVENTION
Terrible Engine Of Death May
Be Controlled by Wireless
Telegraphy.

Nantes, France. Oct. ga new and
terrible engine Of destruction whose
function in the air will be the same as
that Of a torpedo at sea, has been de-
signed by Captain Reboul, of the mill
tary general staff in, Paris.
Captain Reboul's experiments with
his aerial torpedo made comparatively
little progress until the recent discov-
cry Of a stabilizing device for aero
planes. by the French inventor Moreau.
Moreau was able. by means of his in
vention, to fly in a strong wind for
over half an hour without touching his
hands to the levers Of his machine,
only using his feet on the; pedals for
steering purposes. Captain Reboul has
applied Moreau's stabilizer to his own
invention and is able to foresee the time
when a fleet of winged torpedoes con-
trolled by wireless biography may be
launched against the enemy's air fleet
Immediately on its appearance.
1t is not impossible to believe that
in h warfare of the future dirigible
balloons n aeroplanes will go into
the air accompanied by a fleet of pro-
tecting satellites. Under control of the
airmen these t%orpedoes will act as es-
cort to the principal ship, and then be
launched against the enemy.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-11-07
Disposal Of. Garbage Co Hogs.
From the EngineerinR Record.

A member of the city council Of Chicago
suggests that garbage may be made q
source Of income to the city IL It is fed
TO hogs in the outlying districts. This
idea is based on conditions in Denver.
where garbage, collected three times a
week In metal boxes and sterilized, IL fed
to hogs at q farm three miles from the
city limits. bout Is hogs are required
per ton of garbage. For the 2,250.000 pop
hlation of Chicago the size Of the farm
necessary to care for the required number
OF hogs rather staggers one, to say Moth
ing Of the problem OF keeping the animals
free from cholera, q problem the Iowa
farmer with all the kserumS. extant finds
almost i~nsurmOuntab1e.
No doubt the existing reduction plant
which the city has just bargained to buy
does look like q white elephant to the
officials about to undertake It's operation.
but in looking around for alternatives it
would seem rather nonsensical even to
propose hog-feeding which has recently
been condemned 80 severely by the courts
In Los Angeles. In some OF the smaller
New England towns garbage is success
fully fed to hogs. but few cities of more
than 5000 population have found It a
satisfactory method. Denyer's is an iso-
lated case because OF the particularly
favorable climate conditions: the brilliant
sterilizing sunshine and the dry atmos-
phere take up the moisture-1aden odors
with avidity. Sparsely settled districts
around Chicago are not $50 plentiful as in
the envir0nS of Denver. y
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-11-07
POWDERS AND POWDERS.

/ wonder, do you choose your face
powders wisely? Do you take samples
of several standard tints, and apply
them successfully to your face. using
Ia strong light and standing II possible
in the sun? Do you study the effects
of these different powders and deter
mine thoughtfully which becomes
you bcst-which give you h most un
artificial appearance?.
Or do o walk into a store. toss q
50-cent piece on the counter, In in re-
ply to the clerks questioning, remark
in a bored fashion that you want a
box OF powder?
Incredible as 1t may seem. / know
some women who buy their face pow
der in this slovenly manner. And good
ness knows. they show it. Face pow
der badly chosen gives a bizarre. hide
Gus effect that nj amount of careful
use can remedy. On the other hand,
face-powder carefully chosen and badly
applied gives the same effect. Pow
der is a blessing-but a jealous
Yesterday I had given to me a re-
cipe for a brunette face powder. 1t
sounds splendid-let us see how you
will like it. 1 consider it worth a try.
at any rate.
| Venetian talcum powder. 20 grammes
Lycopodium powder q .....2 90 grammes
Powdered tannin.. ......... s grammes
Essence de ratch.... ........1O drops
Mix thoroughly, them ift all through
q boiling cloth three times.