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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-23
Kentucky Items

"Irishmsn City" is located in Letcher
county.
The hemp crop in Fleming county will not
exceed fifteen acres.
The Princeton Banner predic' half crop
o. wheat in Caldwell county.
Claude Buckley, of the Anderson News
Is on a bisiness trip to Mississippi.
A So 600 bridge is being built over Bailey 3
Run, near Tyrone, Anderson county.
A little son of VIM. McCollum's wss
drowned while bathing near Marion Sunday.
The Lexington Guards will not take par
| in the military disp'y in this city next week
A 81 yer spoon was found at Mllersburg
few days ago after being lost seventeen
years.
The Mavs,ill, rsir Association will dis
tribute $4,000 10 premiums at their fail
meeting.
Two locks and dams will be built on Ken
lucky river, in CLARK county, one At The
mouth OF Jounetts creek and the second al
Indi4n creek.
TIE E izabethtown News don't care where
the Press Convention mees SO il is not In
| FL z,belhtowD.
| a DOut nfLy per cent. OF Tue areh Oh htn-
lucky lie in primitive forests, says The CAD
county, Democrat.
Judge Mathis has appointed Mr.. Z. B
| Winterbower county attorney of Hardin
county, vice Mr.. j. ID. Poston resigned.
The Mason county Guards are 10 be new
" uniformed. The color will be dark blue
and nj the pattern worn by the Bowling
Green Guards.
The Press reports that Gen. Weaver, lat
greenbsck candidate for the Presidency, vii
speak OF Marion, Crittenden county, som,
| time next month.
Coogressmsn John W. Caldwell, of tb'
Third district has sppointed w. j. Wade,
OF Franklin. a cadet midshipman in the
United States Navy.
Miss Louiss McClsin Msjor, q niece IT Mr.
s /. N. MsjJr, Of the Frankfort Yeom.r
died at Henderson, Monday. after an illpess
of four or five weeks. She had hardly
reached her sixteenth year.
The Msysville Bulleiis announces the
desth. near the Lbgsr Blue Lick, ia that
county. of q woman known ss "Dut h
Mary" Sue lad no family. aud il said TO
have left an estate worth S15 600.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-23

News of u fearful accident that occurred
on the grading line of the Chicago, Texas q
Mexican Central road reached the city yes
terdsy. John ON LEY foreman of the grading
force of CLARK, Trulove ~ Co, which is AT
work near Cedar Hill found 1t necessary to
do some blasting and several were made.
When the last blast WAS set 1t was so long In
going off hat Omsley suspected the fuse ha
ceased to burn and he went to the place to
SEQ and Just as he reached the spot the blast
which was big one occurred, badly burning
him m re or less ab we his waist. His face and
arms suffered seve ely and nearly all the
hair WAS bu utd off Of bis head while his
breast was scorcbcd A physician was sent
for who dressed the burns. Toe physician
who attended him considers bis injuries Of y
serious though not fatal nature.
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rlIE1j Mas tNfL, Thurs AY MOKN M, JUNE co.

tom. Whom Tho guests were feRillng them-
,eIyoa on tbts6 dan,les sudden pealiog VI
eongs aud nm explosion of fl'eotackers M
nounoed lha, u bride was about TO visit
the entertainment SLo entered tho room
holding fan before her face, hor bashfuness
permitting her 10 remove II only In tho
case Of a favored few TO whom sbe rendered
the compliment often drinking. After pass,
ing through too room sbe slowly retired
backward, s,ill keeping hor face concealed
from the gaze of the curious. For three
days the festivities of tbe groom and bis
friends continued, sfier which the bride took
her turn entertaining her friends at her
lather's house. But here the groom was not
allowed to sppesr uatl sent for by his par
ent-in-law. Upon receiving notice he came
and carried his bride to his home, and the
wedding festivities wero at an end.
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10 follow, flor business bbtsep ore frat
class aud her Two lssdIng wholesale grocery
hnuse' Do each n bulhesi amounting 10 over
81 900 900 pof year Her largest wn lssale
ana retail drt " DDS stores does busiI %,
amounting to $8 900 900 or 81 900 700 pef
year o hor smaller gholosao aud retail
stores nssi't In supply Wing tho trade at home
and abroad. Isay "abroad," for merchants
living In the neighborirg towns aud
c'iies, seeing that ID ilias can sell ut tho same
prices shat houses in ST. Louis aaI Kansas
City aud other eastern cities, can buy their
goods hore, thus saving time, expenses, etc,
But TO return 10 real estate. Property 10
advancing at an enormous rate. At forced
| sale CIV months since. two adjoining lots,
one on the corner of the street, were sold for
$500 A few days since, the corner lot, rs
by 80 feet sold for $4,000. This is only one
among the many instances where property
has advanced even beyond the highest ex
pectstion. Desirable property is rapidly
| changing hands, and what few months
since was the barren vacant lot, with per
haps q pool Of stsgnant water upon it, to-
day is being levoled down and filed up
preparatory to bull ling The beauty OF all
this is that those who are buying property
are men of means, and intend to erect hand
some business houses on them. Dallas has
now population of 10 600 souls and there
is no reason why, judging from her past,
that her population may not reach so 900 in
u few years.
LABOR,
There is not an Idle ~ echanic in the city.
All are ut work. getting good prices, and
seem satisfied But the cry still is for more,
many builders holding back because they
OF eli lAI Lab Il
their houses This is no f.ncy sketch, |
assure you, but a reality; something that is
going on every day right under my eyes.
Nor is this letter in ended to .'scsre'
any body into Texas by glowing pictures of
prosperity. etc. 1t is intended rather as
meager account of one of msny ffourishiDg
young cities of Texas IF any Of my readers
want to come to Texas, and DONE want 10
work, or in other words, s.e Choking
around for soft snap" and expecting to
find money lying around loose, they had
better stay away. The opportunities and
advantages are better thsn ia the older states,
but you have to work to get the benefit OF
them. To the energetic, well-educated, and
alike to the poor, if GU are willing 10 come
q share the burden and beat of the day
with US, we will meet you half way; ali, even
more than halfway, ard with open arms and
a hearty grasp of the hand, bid you thrice
welcome to the land flowing not only with
milk and honey" but an abundance of
everything else that any other country can
rsise.
We are not without the Courier Journal,
and we don't want to be. Il mes TO Dsl.
las only two days after publication, and it is
read with muc interest; even if we receive
one week old we devCur it es eagerly ss if
it were only day old. " has good circu
lation in Texas, and is considered tho stand
ard authority and the organ of the south
Long may she live. $. II. w.
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The Use OF Lemons.

The lemon tree is 9 nstve OF Asia, a.
though Il is cultivated in Italy, Portugal and
10 The south Of Frsnse. In Europe, how.
ever, It seldom exceeds the dimensions Of the
smallest tree, while in its native ststs il
grows 10 over sixty feet in height. Every
parl uf this trse is valuable in medicine
though We rarely employ any but its fruit
that il. The lemon itss f. And everyone
knoEs hog 10 employ this 10 lemonsde-to
squezs the Juice into cold va'er; this 10
tbe shortest vsy-or 10 cut in slices and thes
boil a. Eiiher way IL good. lemonade
is one Of the bsst sni ssfsst drinks for any
person, Whistler m bssith or not Il suits
be 10 all stomach diseases. is sreelleut N
sickness in cssss Of j-undics. gravel anu
liver complsiuts. Ire pippins crushed may
also be mirsi With vs,sr and sugsf. aod be
ases 81 q dirk. Lemon j1irs is ths best
se1rbmic remedy known IL not ouly cur
ihs disssss, but prevents H. Ssii0rs make q
daily nee Of IL for ths, purpose sdviss
every one 10 r1b th-ir guns daily With
irrnSn Jules - Keep them IN beslth. Tue
bands sud rails s,s also kspt clssr. white.
sof snd supple By the diy us Of
lenou fnstes3 Of soap. Il sisoI
rsvs1ts chilblsius. Lsrnon b ussd In inter.
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Dltient fever,, mlsed with strong hot, black
coffee Without sugar Neuralgia may be
cured by rubbing Tbs part aG otod With q cut
lemon. II u valuable also 10 cure war a,
and 10 destroy dandfuG on tho head by
rubbing the roots Of tho hair with II. IL
fact its uses sro manifold, and tho moro We
employ II, externally and internally, tho bets
ter W. shall liud Ourselves. Natural reme-
dies arc tho best, and nature 10 our best doc
tor, " we would only listen t' II. Decidedly
rub your hands, head and gums with lemon,
and drink lemonade In preference to all 9th
or linuida
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NoveI.Ie. In Marriage oeremon,e..
New YOrk 4 fbuue.


People on the verge Of mstrinony and
s1riOus 10 INTRODUCES some striking novelty
into the wedding ceremonies msy possibly be
sioe3 By Studying the account Of = marriage
recently csiebrsted in San Francisco. Mr..
Lss You and Miss Ah Chung. tvo member.
Of The Chinese sristOcrscy Of that city were
the high contracting psrties The presents
- the bride were from female friends onlv.
While those 70 TIE groom we're from msls
frierds. On ths ssoon1 day aftsf the msr-
risze the uevlf-nsis husbsud Fsvs q ban
Qua b Ovef so invited guests Toe dishss
vpre such 81 appel 70 ths Chinese psista
md irciud-d su-lioss nests and pbesssnt
sour. stsued shsrk' 6ns viib chopped ctitk-
81 sod h-m. roasl Culnese Eooss vita sinr.r
nd cu-uubsrs, Fifued nDustrp0ns sIth
yourg shrots q bsub9o. ducks vr.ppss 10
dry 0r.ngs pei snd fisvsd. snd - a Ebi-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-23

John o. Bryan was fned $50 and cost 10
the county court yesterday for An aggregate
assault on his wife. HIS better half suspec-
ted him of liking tho house girl too well, and
raised u fuss about IL, when he chastised her
for it, Size was very Indignant at the time,
aud invoked the law. and when officer Ell
Cornwall arrested hin she repented, woman
like, ana was his best witness. Ga the trial
of the case. of course she said she was to
blame all around, but the court saw the case
in different light and imposed the fac.
He was up on a writ of hrbeas corpus few
days ago and was bound over. He has not
paid the fine 0s yet.
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snstllGD
rvo,ye pr,some sentenced In the
NJ" ,,.,,,,c, c".y. II tho rco,,en,inry

r.,.. p.is.,eA Sentenced Ia the
Bis,rIct Court 10 'i'c 'c"''e"''"rs
In tho diSrich court yesterday mcfhipg
Judge q iorge Aldredeo son'oaced'o tho
state paal .1obefy tho following PERSONS con-
victed al 1Gis term Of the court George
Record, theft of = steer, two years; k'ch'd
Johnson. theft Of geldiDg, five yenfs; w.
II ,binson, theft of money, two years WIN
Tumin, rvbpery, two yoars; hIoer'
Raw, robbery, eight years; b. hurpelo,
swinoline, two years; Lit Corseit, tnet OF
A mare. five Year.; U w Parrot, theft OF
a watch. two years; w. N Nash; theft OF u
imare, five years; Alex. Green, theft OF CLOTH
ing. two YEAR,; Willi-m Scott, assault To ROB,
two years; Frank O'Brien, assault 10 rob,
two years. Robert Ray and Alex Green
responded, when the court assed the prison
ers the usual questions rs to whether or not
they bad anything to say why nn'ence
should not be passed upon them: h'y
thought his term of years excessive DE AZ ~
bv tuning e states evidence on
his accom- olice, Frank O'Brien, who on fad
ing it out, being the fret placed on trial
pleaded guilty. Wnun Matters took bis
turn he pleaicd not guilty and the jury
gave him eight years. Frank Green SAID
that he was unable to get his witnesses here
and tn It he was compelled to have them
present to have any thing like a showing
The court took no notice of their complaints
The others had nothi' z to SAY. Inc clerK
of the court has notified the penitentiary
authorities and they will send guards to
transfer them within the next few days.
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weekly mortuary Report.

The mortuary report for the past week a
prepared by DR.. Samuel w. Field, hesltl
officer, shows ten deaths within the corporat
limits and Is as folloss:
Infant Of e. Crsddock. white, female
premature birth.
Tom Moran, 46 years, white; consumption
Loulin M. Antoine, 8 years, fem lie
meningitis
James Burns, 2 years, white; cholera In
fsntum.
l miller, white, female; cholera infsntum.
Kittie Pesrce, l6 years, white, female
typhoid tever.
/. Kpowles A. Myers. months, white, fe.
male; cholera infantum.
z NJ. Foelines, 80 years. white, female
dysentery.
Infant Of WIN. DE; mslsrisl fever.
Infant Of Mrs. William'; premature birth.
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Value of county Scrip.

1t will b. gratifying to Those Who feel an
interest in the iinancia aft .rs of our county
to know the high market value of its paper.
Ali scrip issued on the poor farm. road jnry
and contingent futds, is at par Scrip i,rued
on the general fluid is now worth from 10 -
so GEMS, ana brnga readily from 80 to 50
cents during the season of tsx-pay ing. l
the rate of decrease in the dsbt lie main
tanei in the future as il has been for the
past few years, all county paper will ere
long be csshed on presentation.
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llslng for themselves ard fanilie', snd' The
widows NJ soldiers WOO we're lc,idenls M
aforesaid and enlisted in tbe eefl leo M nfofe-
said, who DIED or we're kIlltd IN actual SCR
vice udder such enlistment, who have 70
m ined widows aud ave now citz'h OF thls
state, and show that thoy have not properly
TO tbe value Of ono thousand dollars, are on .
titled to land certlh ,ate for 1890 acres OF
land. Psrsons desiring to Obtain tho hene-
d. of the act will 0td II 20 thoir advantage
to sppy at once to o. II. Bolsuz, ~ the
county clerks ofii 20, for in formation.
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Lively ssuaawsy.

Two horses attached to wagon Loaded
with wood on the public square, yesterday,
became frightened and started for the
Trinity bridge which they crossed, going At
full speed-slrewiug the wood all alODg Ii
street, Fortunately there WAS 10 one on the
bridge at the time or they might have
suff red. Tney cOntieued their gnt out
the pike Tor ,me distance. wheu they wore
caught and returned to their owner.
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Carp from ..rinity liver

Dick johnson, culored, sp, mt yesterday on
the oapks ofthe Trinity just above the CITY
invegiing the f1ny tribe, and among the fish
he caught were number of Ge man caro-
which were placed 10 that s rean by the U
5 fish commissi ners something over yesr
ago. When turned loose they were quite
small though now they are from elghs TO
nine Inches long The carp thrives pest in
ponds or sill water. yet they appear 10
90 well enough even in the muddy, dirty
Tinlty.
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Poor Farm Prise q ers.

Superintendent NJ min OF Inc poor farm
took down the following PRISONERS convicted
yesterday:
Nathaniel Middleton, colored, fighting and
carrying pistol.
George Res, theft Of carpenter tools.
jim Crawford, colored, theft Of money.
g. Todd, theft of watch.
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they Gave Bond.

William Brown and w. Il. Will :,
charged with robbiDg The Uoned : ..ss
mail on the stsgs line from Gam to
Marysvlllp, who have been in a' sre for
the pa.t two wetks, gave bond wee. rday in
the federal court, in the sum OF 5 10 900 each
Tor thei appearance a! the criminal term
of that court.
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District Court

In the district cour, yesterday, j. r
Scrugss, charged of the theft of steer, was
was found BY the jury mot guilty."
John Barton, charged with Appropristing
COW and 9 calf, was sdjudged guilty and
given years
There were several bonds forfeited.
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Augusta Female seminary.

The Augusta Female college Of Stanuton
Va, sdverlises with US regularly every year,
aud The young ladies Of Texss, north Texas
esp~cislly. who have received instruction at
this school, can bear testimony that it lie one
of the best in the land. We would have
you resd their Advertisement.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-23

Under srecsni sct Of TIE lsgislsturs Of The
state Of Tetss all Who are nov bona fse
residents II tins s,sts. sDd Who were rssidsrt
citizs's Of this ststs, sod. - such ciiizsns
enlisted IN The nilitsry services q this sisis
or a The c0rfecer.ie ststa- 10 the late vsf
bttvs tbs sisias 81 Ne Unitsi sisfes. a.
soltisfs. ~ srvsris sttsadlug such soldiers
ard sfile IN sctive ss-vice vs-t pernarsf.t-
d cif.bled - - 70 seriously ir.psir thsif
sDilits 70 perform bodily labor o. 10 earn
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The Tsxas a P.ciac Railroad

is nov the only line running q through
siespsr from Dallas 10 ST. LOuis, Little Rock
sid Poplsr BluG. For summer excursion.
tickets, through checks. a., csll on Z. p.
Turner. 7. q P. depot, Dallas. No trouble
10 snsWsr questions.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-23

Several large families of movers, accom-
panied by the historic 'ysllcr" dog, pa sed
through Sesrcy last week, bound sou h.
Ooe group had lately ernigrated from Nottn
Caroins to Missouri, but became diss,'l a d
with that state and concluded TO try Arksn-
sas.
Salem Informer; A few days since we
were shown several fne specimens of silver
quaHz that were found by Mr.. McKaS
. ,mewhere in the northeastern por ion Of
the county. Constant mineral discoverie
are being made in different portions of The
county, and the dsy is not far distant, il
our opinion, that old Fulton will open up
hnnanz, i" ~" -nir'n~ Fl "a.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-23

u the Government Chemist also AIDES
regard all alum powders ss very unwholes
sume. Phosphate and tart rio acid powders
liberate their ges TOO freely in process OF
baking, or under varying climanc changes
suffer deterioration.
II is pro or to state that all the powders
examined we're from the open market, and
that tho original labels were in every case
broken by DR.. Love himself He also in-
forms me- that he, himself purchased the
can of R'ya' Baking Powder N the store OF
Park 81 Tilford
have only to adj that for twenty years
the Royal Baking Powder has been before
the public, and it is to-day the standard for
purity snd excellence throughout the world.
Because of Its intrinsic merit, and by virtue
of honorable enterprise, the Rlyal Baking
Powder has taken this rank and am there
fore not surprised to find adventures in the
business anxious 20 assume their prepare
lions TO be its equal.
J. @. HoAGLAND,
President Royal B4king Powder Co.
NEW York. June g. 1881.
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TRU THS
Hop Bitters are the Purest and Besi
Rite : ever made

= they are G .mpOundsd " M Hops. Buahu,
HNa dr.. and Dande ,-th old ~ bet
"a ID mo- FaIa-hl= medicines In he wOr
Rand contain al the be- q most curntire
pr peniss % al Otner 3 " rs, being tn
Z cate Bio d Pu 10 r, l. We heE1letor,
Hand III e and He .lth Rest ring Agent OIL
feartn. No ~ ease OF u bea IN csn posi-
fbly long en- st where these y err are rsed
!. - varied aDd perfact are 9 cir HI'e -atlOua-
hey give ne % life and vigOr o. Ire az
Hand fnfrm. To al whose fmpluymedts
les sse 40 egulsrity ofth bow ~ urlna-y
: org1ns. OF VII requi e an Apps'ize TOutc
Band mild 4 mulan the ID ers are ln-
vaiusble. bein. b GIL, In ~ ~. tonic and (,
Estimuiaflng, without i1fONicafinE- L
II No fnsifer whist your feeli r. or symp-
'ft0ms ar = what The disonsc cr lmen b..
( nse HIP Biftefs, bad or niiseraids. NE ~ /
4 Btu IS a. one. II may save yUur tfe
4 fiundre1s haze been sareu ~ % do ug
4 rs-Slgg'ss will be Tsiid fJr a case the WI
no. rure r. help
I 10 not sufer rours N ~ ist y1ur friend /
tsufer. bias use snd urg- thsH % u.e Hoi
10 ter-.
j ReT enher. H-p Bites o. 70 vie. drug
gel ftru fErn uozfrurn. hrf fte i'ure 80
Bat u di-i1- Fe- mad ~ Inv lil' Z
.iend arf Hnpe. - sd 10 ser un rr fr.u-
lis \ nd b. With inf N m ~ fIf- islIier
4 do n 2 BIT EHz we g =.
forhs.te r, aEd Iuryuto. Dlt
FH s-l- b. ~ iru -Eisfs-
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The Government CHEMISTS Report
on Bakin Powders.

To the Editor Uf the Herald:
The recent publication of the report, CIV
ing the comparative merits of various Bak-
ing Powders, according 10 tests made by the
Government Chemist, has induced some OF
the manufacturers of brands, whose inferior
ity was thus brought to light, to resort to
various means and publications, in order t.
rid themselves of the results of that unfavor-
able exposition Of their inferiori'y.
That the public may fully understand the
matter, and to avoid any misconception aris-
ing out Of statements of our competitors.
seeking to break the force of the report, l
herewith subion the main part Of the report
in which the comparative values are correctly
given.
DR. Loves tests were made to determine
what brands are the most economical to use.
And as their capacity lies in their leavening
power, tests were directed solely to ascertain
the available gas Of each powder.
Nsme CT the Available Gas. Compare
Baking Powders. Cubic ms per tive Worth
Each DZ ,Wder Dtr lD
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Never Def re 30 toe biss ~ OF the CITY hss
there been such boom in pr Ipsrty. II has
been Ofici.lly stated that sixty-nve new
buildings hsvs been built, or are 10 cOurse Of
erection, since January 1881 ranging 10
prics from 500 b. SIS 900 s-eb. The m.
/ srity Of these are hsad- M two and tire
try brick and stOne-frOut hOusss. eiiher
for business or privsfe rssiisDcss There u
: dem.nd for lumber. bridk and stone that
fbs trsde Cannot supply. Dsiiss seems %
hsvs shsken a TIE lsths-Ky which had fsl-
len OF - many ycurg critics AFTER . lev
vesrs rspi5 er0Eth. snd tskss The lead bfrs
bsck0Ding bsr youngsr nsiehboring cites
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-05-11

Da. GAurH,Ek, of ST. Paul, Minn-, tells
In the Chicago Medical Rsuiep Of his sue
cess in an epidemic of diphtherIa BY the use
iodine. He has treated 200 cases with but
.So deaths, while before adopting this metz
cd be lost one-third OF all his cases. The
treatment is as follows: The patient is Or
dered to take tincture iodine in ten to twelve
drop doses every honr, we'll diluted Wild
water, so long as the fever lasts, suose'
luently reducing to ten drops every two'
and finally every three hours. Local ap'
plications are made use of st the same time.
These latter should be made by the physi'
cian at least twice day. For internal use
the decolori,sd tincturs is used. Bread
and stsrchy s-t.cles of diet are used ID
abundance.