Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-25
OBITUARY.
Death of pr Nicholas T. Hanlon at HIs
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Death of Dr Nicholas T. Hanlon at Hls
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 Doctor NicholasJ. Hanlon died at the residence of his mother, Mrs Margaret HanIon, IS Hall street. at 7:30 o'clock this after lingering illness. Dr HRn- Ian vas born in Waterbury in 1865 and received his rudimentary education in the public schools of this city. He after wards studied at and was graduated with high honors from St Michaers college. Toronto. Canada. After his grad profession and studied at Bellevue college. New York, and subsequently at Dartmouth, New Hampshire, where he re- ceived his diploma He first practiced for about a year at the NJ Irine hospital on Staten Island and in 1889 came to Water bury and opened an office in Brooklyn in the building now occupied as a private residence by James Horigan. at the corner of Bank and South Leonard streets. He also had an office in St Patrick's block on East Main street About four years ago he decided to remove to Ansonis, where he remained until last July when his health became so poor that he was obhged to give up his practice and in the hope of recuperating he went to the Adirondacks. and afterward to Hanover, New Hamp- hire where he spent some time with his ~ife's family. About two weeks ago, prob ably feeling that the end was near, he ex- pressed desire to revisit the old home stead and die amid the scenes and among the friends of his youth and manhood. His wife accompanied him. and after his arrival he sank rapidly and passed away peacefully this morning It was while practicing at Ansonia that the de- ceased was married to Miss Labby of Hanover. New Hampshire. Dr Hanlon had host of friends in this city and was a young man. who was much respected by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance Besides his wife and mother he leaves two brothers and three sisters. Joseph F Timothy J and the Misses Mary and Juli~ HaDlon of this city. Another sister, Is sister Gabriel of the Dominican convent New York, formerly Miss Maggie Hanlon
 How to Remove Moth Patches.
 One of the standard remedies fol moth patches is taraXacum, or extract oi dandelion. A common prescription i: one large pill of taraXacum four night: in tho week, sometimes for period j months, The diet must be regulated tC 
 scription made up of elder flower oint ment an ounce and sulphate of zinc 2( grains This should, be mixed we'll rub bed in at night and washed off in tn, morning with plenty of soap and water When the moth patches are removed, | wash should he used regularly to pre- vent their return. A good lotion for thi, purpose contains 2 drams iodide O potassium, an ounce of glycerin and ; pint of rainwater. It should be applied with soft sponge,
 How to Apply Court Plaster to SIiEh Wounds.
 Court plaster should be used only a a protection for a wound. It has no cur ative powers whatever, save in this in direct way.
 There is then only one class of wound where we may avail ourselves of tn, simple treatment of court plaster. Thi is the incisive wounds. If used prompt ly and properly, it will be very effective Little strips of plaster to draw the tw' edges together will be sufficient.
 In cases in which there Is possibilit, of poison or infection being present il the wound, or which are characteriZeI while healing by any increase whateve of tissue substances, the employment O court plaster should be strictly prohibit ed, for it will almost invariably caus fostering and an increase of mischief.
 With all court plasters. whether med icated' or not, if applied to broken sur faco in which there is only inflamma tion. however slight, a process of de composition and alteration will be SC
 up which will disappear only with tn
 disappearance of tho plaster itself