Sugar of lead (chemically pure), one drachm; milk of sulphur, two drachms; rose-water, four ounces; glycerine, one ounce. Mix.--_Dr. E. A. C._ SHAMPOO LIQUOR. Bay rum, three quarts; tincture cantharides (officinal), one and a half ounces; carb. ammonia, half an ounce; salts of tartar, one ounce. Mix. Thoroughly cleanse the hair with clean water after using.--_Dr. E. A. C._ ROSE BANDOLINE. Gum tragacanth, six ounces; rose-water, one gallon; otto of roses, half an ounce. Steep the gum in the water a day or two. Agitate frequently while forming into a gelatinous mass. After standing forty-eight hours, strain through a clean, coarse linen cloth. Again let it stand a few days, and then strain a second time. When the consistency is uniform, add the otto of roses, and color with carmine.--_Dr. E. A. C._ ALMOND BANDOLINE. Is made as the above, except that no coloring is used, and it is scented with quarter of an ounce of oil of bitter almonds instead of rose.--_Dr. E. A. C._ TO CLEAN THE HAIR AND HAIR-BRUSHES AND COMBS. Dissolve one ounce borax and half an ounce camphor in a quart boiling water. For cleaning combs and brushes use two teaspoonfuls supercarbonate soda dissolved in half a pint boiling water, or else use one teaspoonful hartshorn dissolved in a little water.--_Mrs. R._ TO REMOVE DANDRUFF. Wash the hair thoroughly in rain-water with a good deal of borax dissolved in it.--_Mrs. C. C._ TO REMOVE BLOOD STAINS. Make a thin paste of starch and water. Spread over the stain. When dry, brush the starch off and the stain is gone. Two or three applications will remove the worst stains.--_Mrs. D._ INDEX. BREAD.