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n i a- d.2. At . . < )ur ! sh- I ins of lls efup for sk ted nt. Is it Worth the Risk? Of a painful life or a premature death to insist on pure white lead in house paints? White lead is good, but not to eat or breath, and you can scarcely avoid eating or breathing its dust when used pure. ZINC WHITE. Prevents the chalking and disintegration of lead, and if it had no other merits, painters ought to insist upon its use for that reason alone. But it has other merits: It is whiter, and makes purer tints than lead, is more economical and more durable. We have no desire to dictate proportions, but we are convinced that the wise painter will use some zinc in all his lead--the wiser the painter, the more zinc. THE NEW JERSEY ZINC CO., II Broadway, FREE Omr Practical Pamphlets: "The Paint Question." " Honse Paints: A Common Sense Talk About Them." "French Government Decrees." 284S1