Fire-proof Wash For Shingles

'l'he followirig siiíiple applicatíon doubt prove oí' grea't valué. We .n ''e from the Albnny Knickeñocker. "A rasil composcd of lime, salt and fino suii I; or wood aslies. pu'. on in the ordiuiii of white-wasaing, renders tbo rooi' fold more safe against taking fii faltitig einders or othcrwise, in êa firo in the vieinity. It pilj's th penses a blindred fold in lts preser i influence agïinst the effect of tho weather. Tho olJer and more weath ;■ beaten the shinglos, the more bom derived Sueh sh'mgles generalij' becoi more or less warped, rough and or;ick tho application of the wash, by wéttiny the upper snrface, restores thein at bneo to their original or first fonn, theii elosing the space between the shiiii -'. atid the linie and sand, by filling u the civ.cks aid pores in the shitigle itfl prevent it from warping for yèars, il' d f jrevcr."