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90 few drops of any perfumed oil viii se-
cure libraries from the consuming effects of mould
and damp. Russian leather which is Pertnmed
with the tar of the birch tree, never mouldcrs;
and merchants suffer large bales of this leather to
remain in the London docks, knowing that 1t can
not sustain any injury from damp.