matches and all villiers, Saintines, Bégles, Trélaze, Aix, and Marseilles, others in which the sulphur is replaced by stearine, each of which has a specialty of its own. The logs paraffine, or some other combustible, a little potassium are sawed and cut into splints in the little village of… … Saintines. The whether they best are made contain phos- of Russian willow, which is stronger than the French phorus or not, are prepared in a special laboratory which they are next dipped. The depth of the im- variety. Poplar and birch are also used. The splints where the ingredients are carefully…
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