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New Zealand Herald, Volume XII, Issue 4291, 14 August 1875, Page 3

Owing to the irregularities of surface, it often happens that considerable difiioulty is encountered in putting a polish on articles of brass or copper. If, however, they \>z immersed in a bath composed of aqua fortis 1 part, spirits of salt G parts, and water 2 parts, for a few minutes if small, or 20 or 30 if large, they will become covered with a kind of black mud, which, on removal by rinsing displays a beautiful lustrous under surface. Should the luster be deemed insuiricieut, the immersion may be repeated, care always being taken to rinse thoroughly. All articles cleaned in this way should be dried in hot dry sawdust. .Maiiacuk <'F the I-cxocbnts.—P.ircnt--i valuii',U.eir children's safely will avoid Sootliins j:-«lioin * c.>i.t»inin),-i.i-!a'n. fo frequently fatal M mU its. »>.rl nil n,o onle ■•Stkuman's TEtTUisu I'owus.k-'. wlm'u an- s ."lest aud bc.it. being fre* from i>:>:""J. l'.-e|,ar---d l.y a Snin-on (not a ' hemut , f- ■" ■•/ itUcl.ert to a Child, en's llo<n:t..L "„V;''. '\Yark -rtte.liuan," has but one "r. in >.. 1 "''■••>'•"* "A .;nn Lancet." Keftise «U others. l:whl} >'- co ■ men-led l>y. amonj't others, the l.a 1} «M:» Milh-.nl;. Ashlield. Snir..lk, )l«. L.ptaiu I. ret I;. 33r.l -Mrs. Tf««er. Ihe P"*-<™S*■ ■•; - le-.ha .- Ac ivpOt:—Ka-'t Knad. 11-xton. Iniulon. Wholesale Agents:—Melluurnc, Dunedm and oainsbnry. __ — (lur continuation of neics stc Svppkmati.)