Men of Muscle, and the Highland Games of Scotland, etc.

122 ADVERT! E:'IIE T. AN IQI5H VILLAGE INDU5TQY. I N this little village is a Soap Works wher soap is till made from plant ashes. Th is is the way it all used to be made before the di covery of the process of mahng caustic soda by treating salt with vitriol. The makers of M 'CU NTON' S SOAP have a spe ial process for its manufacture from these a ·h , and th oap produced is unrivalled for its mildnc.· and soothing ffect on the skin. In his Papers on I£ealtlt, Dr. r rn K, of Edinburgh, . ays of it:- • ' There is something in th e compos ition of this s oap which makes it astonishingly curati"e and most agreeable on the kin. Lather made from it, instead of drying nnd so far burn– ing the skin of tho e using it, has th e mos t oothing and !Conti11ued on I'age ,125.