Benzoin 14 oz. Charcoal 1¾ oz. Peru balsam 1 oz. Storax 2 oz. Shellac 3½ oz. Olibanum 5½ oz. Civet 75 grains. Oil of bergamot 1 oz. Oil of orange peel 1 oz. Oil of santal ¾ oz. Melt the benzoin, charcoal, shellac, and olibanum in a bright iron pan at the lowest possible heat; take the pan from the fire and add the other ingredients, heat being again applied from time to time to keep the mass in a liquid state. The plastic mass is rolled out on a marble slab into rods the thickness of a lead pencil. Such a pencil need be but lightly passed over a hot surface to volatilize the aromatics it contains. PASTILLES ODORIFÉRANTES. Charcoal 2 lb. Saltpetre 3½ oz. Benzoin 1½ lb. Cloves 7 oz. Tolu balsam 7 oz. Vanilla 7 oz. Vetiver root 7 oz. Cinnamon 3½ oz. Oil of neroli 150 grains. Oil of santal ¾ oz. This and the following formula give the finest mixtures for pastils. PASTILLES ENBAUMÉES. Charcoal 2 lb. Saltpetre 2¾ oz. Benzoic acid, sublimed 1 lb. Musk 15 grains. Civet 15 grains. Oil of lemon grass 30 grains. Oil of lavender 15 grains. Oil of clove 15 grains. Oil of thyme 30 grains. Oil of cinnamon 30 grains. POUDRE D’ENCENS (INCENSE POWDER). Benzoin ½ lb. Cascarilla ½ lb. Musk 15 grains. Santal wood 1 lb. Saltpetre 3½ oz. Vetiver root 5½ oz. Olibanum 1 lb. Cinnamon 5½ oz. Dissolve the saltpetre in water, saturate the powders with the solution, dry the mass, and again reduce it to powder. This powder, strewn on a warm surface such as the top of a stove, takes fire spontaneously and gradually disappears. FUMIGATING PAPERS AND WICKS (BRUGES RIBBONS). _French_—Papier à fumigations. Ruban de Bruges; _German_—Räucherpapiere. Räucherbänder. Fumigating papers are strips impregnated with substances which become fragrant on being heated; such a strip need merely be placed on a stove or held over a flame in order to perfume a whole room. Fumigating papers are divided into two groups: those meant to be burned, and those meant to be used repeatedly. The former, before being treated with aromatics, are dipped into saltpetre solution; the latter, in order to render them incombustible, are first dipped into a hot alum solution so that they are only charred by a strong heat, but not entirely consumed. A. INFLAMMABLE FUMIGATING PAPER. Papier Fumigatoire Inflammable.