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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-02
CALIFORNIA OVERDUE.
The Zig Steamer TIA. supplies for the
Army In Philippines.

San Francisco, sept ! - The big
steamer California. bound for Manila
with nearly 5000 tons Of supplies for the
army in the Philippines, is now out IS
days aud 20 per cent reinsurance has
been offered on the vessel The steamer
Is overdue from Honolulu % Manila eas.
lily 10 days, and the general impression
among shipping men here Is that she
has broken her shaft or met with some
other accident The Californian was
launched AZ the Union Iron works May
i2 and this is her maiden voyage She
belongs 20 the American Hawaiian
Steamship company, but {. under char
ter % the government She Is ass feet
long Her captain Is George d. Morri.
son, who was sent here from New York
TO take command.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-02
womsn nadl, nurnsd.

sherman, Tex. Sept, Tho explos'
ion Of kerosene can was heard a block
away at the home Of Frank Casteel
Mrs. Castoel ran screaming into th,
street with her clothing afame Shl
was overtaken by a negro woman whC
literally divested her Of her clothing
but not until she was blistered on th,
back, chest and arms in frightful man
ner. Her condition is precarious. Mrs
Casteel, in a hurry 70 start n fire in th'
kitchen stove, used the can Of kerosene
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-02
PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT
Additional Powers the Commission WIN
Exercise on the Islands.

Manila, sept. LIN addition to the
Taft commissioners powers, heretofore
cabled, the following extract is from
official instructions published here;
"rhe legislative nature Of the govern
ment Of the Philippines, exercised by
commission of peace and G. eneral Mac
Arthur. under regulations by the secro-
tary Of war. provides that until the es-
tablishment Of q central civil govern.
ment or congress otherwise provides,
legislative authority includes tho pass.
ing Of laws regarding imports. taxation
20 raise revenue and public funds, edu.
cation. civil service, courts. municpali-
ties and appointments 10 Office already
described. Until a complete transfer Of
control. General Macarthur shall re-
main chief executive Of the government,
exercising executive authority not here
In assigned 10 the commission, subjet %
rules and regulations the commission
shall legislatively enact. Municipal
aud departmental government shall con-
tinue reporting 20 Genenl Macarthur
and will be- under his limited superyis
ion and control. wherever the commits
sion establish civil governments, Mill
tary forces In these localities viii b
continued for the suppression Of insur
rection and brigandage as General Mac
Arthur deems requisite. The military
will be at all time subject TO Genera
MacArthur's orders, 20 a call Of thu
civil authorities for the maintenance o.
law and order aud the enforcement %
80
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-02

Webb City. No. Sept. Mamie
Tredor. half breed Indian girl from
McAlester. I. T., was lying on the track
81 the Southwest Missouri Electric rail.
way, near Olympia park, and one arm
was run over and mAngled 20 badly that
amputation was necessary. Her pres.
enoe on the track is somewhat mysteri.
ous, and she will give no information
about herself or reason for lying down
on the track
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-02

Rock Island. his, Sept. l.-George Il
Davis, aged 80. circulator OF the Daven'
port Leader, was drowned in Rock river
With nine boys he boarded toboggsn
boat. The craft. after striking the water
at the foot Of the incline. broke. Davis
and Trncy Newburg. the attendants II
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-02
THE AMERICAN
LAUNDRY

Guarantees to do strictly drst-elass
work promptly aud at reasonable
prices. We cheeriully correct all mis-
takes when called 10 our atter...3n
Drop u postal or phone lil ana We
will get your bundle and appreciate
your patronage, Two doors south
Exchange hotel.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-02

Glasgow, Sept The health ofiioe
has issued notification % the effect that
another plague suspect mas been admit.
ted 70 the hospital In all there are -
persons under observation, ,ueocesstating
n second reception house Most Of those
afflicted with the disease are improving.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-02
Getting Money
From Home ,

Il fne thing, as everyone will agree
the next best thing is keeping II At home
You may think your laundry bill Is a
small item when YOU send Il away from
home, hut many small orders sent away
make a big hole in the profits Of home
enterprise.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-02

Marietta. Ga. Sept. i.-Sam Robin.
son. the negro who assaulted Mrs. Geo
liner three weeks ago. was hanged her,
today.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-02

San Francisco, Sept. Most Of the
Southern Pacific officials here still be
lieve that either II. +. Huntington OF
Charles II. Tweed will be the new pros
ident OF the company.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-02
Watson Coming Home.

Gfeenock, Scotland, Sept. THE
United States cruiser Baltimore, carry.
ing Admiral Watson. has sailed for New
York.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-02
American Laundry.

The Press Publishing Associations
scensus guessing conetst for S52,o-
10000 in premiums will probably
not close before October 18th, as it
will be November 18th before the
official count can be announced. ac-
cording to present estimates. Those
who wish to guess have plenty of
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-02

charge Of the 1oat. devoted themselvr'
20 rescuing the boys, all OF whom wer,
saved Davis sank while helping two
buVs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

look up to her You shall meet again oil
the golden shore OF tho land OF the UNI
clouded sky.
Death loves a shining mark
His arrows hying thick and fast
They strike the one whose way IL dark.
They strike where all has been happy
past
Oh hand Of Heavenly love,
Shrouded in what dark impenetranie
design.
Doing the viii OF Him who reisns above,
The giyer still OF grace bereaved oaes
to resign.
The light OF home. the fathers Joy.
Has gone TO Join In song around the
throne.
or Him, whose sovereign power does yr.
employ,
To lead TO Him berctt ones rad ana lone.
Father. mother, kindred dear. look up
and see those
=
Beautiful hands at the gateway tonight.
Garments ell Ginning with radiant light;
Eyes looking down from yon Heavenly
throng.
Beautiful hands, they are beokoning come
IL |. Dealy,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14
THE ANTI TRUST CONFERENCE
MIR. wooTEN EMPOWERED 70 Ar
POINT DELEGATES.
want. Addresses of Those In sym
patty with the Movement so
lie May Act.

Dallas. Texas. January 11.Hon, Dudley
G. wooten OF Dallas is in receipt Of the
following letter Mir. wooten ade great
speech at the antitrust conference last
September and was honored with a place
ON the executive conmittee:
Hon. Dudley G. wooten.
Chicago. January 2. 1sOo.-My Dear SIR
A. a meeting OF the executive committee
held IA this city on December 80 last you
yvere anpolnted one of the delegates TO the
ami trust conference to be held In Chicago
ON February ~ next. You are earnestly
invited and urged TO attend. This letter
will carve as your credential, and on pre-
sentation to the secretary card OF adj
mission to the sittlngs of the conferences
will be furnished you ] am directed by
the committee TO urge you 10 use your
best efforts to make tho conference
crowning success, and to this end the con-
fldence Is reposed in you TO name other
delegates from your State who may be In
duced TO attend. and you are requested %
advise the secretary as early as possible
OF the names and addresses OF such per-
sons. All earnest and reliable men that
YOU may select and for whom you ara
willing to vouch 10 be In sympathy with
the purposes OF the convention VIII. upon
notice from you, be appointed AZ dele
gates We are deeply impressed with the
thought OF the very few days remaining
| between now and the day OF the confer
ence, and we most certainly urge you q
give This matter your prompt attention and
early reply Most truly snd sincerell
| Yours NJ l. Lockwood,
/ Chairman Executive Committee
| rrsrklir " wentworth. Secrs'sr-
| Upon receipt Of the shove letter. Mr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14
LOST THE TASTE
rnr Ordinary CoRee.

..It ia strange how people will try TO IN
,,o,t ao,na causc for their feeling bad
rstber tban TO charge The trouble TO some
habit they may have that they nave soou
reason to believe Is tho real cause tor
instance. all the time that we were us'hs
coffee on our table ! was suplect 20 or'e
sionaI terrible headaches, and my hushana
80 h,lf sick with nervous troubles.
1--WE felt satisfied that coffee was me
oausn hit we're afraid we wouldn't IKE
Postum Cereal Coffee. and therefore trleu
in every way to think that something III
the food or some other reason, was tne
real cause OF our troubles After reanlus
several articles IN regard to the eVll e.
fects NJ coffee drinking, and The merits OF
Postum Food Coffee became convinced
NJ the truth of the statements, and called
INV husbands attention TO them
''He was skeptical on the subject, put "
please me, said we would give ros' M, =
rial en- he urocured package and made
= ~ the milk we were using was OF the
iyind that produced little cream, and tha'
S,d MT give us as good a beverage as we
saurd afterwards could be secured VIII
cream. However IN spite OF the draw,
hack we grew to like the Postum fooe
GaTaa and both OF us found ourselves
arastlv benehted by the change My head
Ceased "a trouble me entirely, and my nus
hand was practically made over.
I'VE were out of the Postum tor time
hs,,ing coffee In the house and feeling
so much better, we concluded to Try tn'
coffee again, but in few days my head
aches came back, so that we became Sas, y.
Sed where the real trouble existed. W.
,,saa Postum for quite u long time, ane
still having some coffee in the house, trie'
eessee again. Imagine our surprise Ia as
covering that we no longer cared ior tn'
taste 81 the ordinary coffee, so enc neH
,,,orntrg we had a rare treat, In a cup g
piping hot delicious Postum
..Coffee is no longer kept In our mouse
Our children are very fond Of the new a KIN,
| ~ .toffee as they call II. and we glv'
shan, ID mu.h as they want 10 drink, Win
ont hearing TO ipjure their health hnt
thst i enables me 10 furnish baby with !,
more abundant supply Of mi.t nan !,
eorid otherwise do Postum cereal roc'
! rottee has indeed tsep = sreat room Z
orr family ~ Mrs NARY MADE ssfprook
| Ohio.
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rifth court of AppeaIs.

DALLAS. Texas, January 10 The follow
ing proceedings were had today in the
Fifth supreme Judicial district court OF
civil appeals
Affirmed. 4. e. crifhs VS.. Zege Payne,
from Lamar; j. VI Griffith vs. stratton
White, from Johnson; lngraham Bros vs.
j. o. Kendrick. from Hi
Reversed and remanded: n. u Gar
ritty ct al VS.. W. o. Rankin ct al Irom
Nayarro. 81. Louis southwestern Railway
comnany VS.. r. F. Ricketts, ct al. from
I dismissed by agreement; Michigan
savings and Loan Association vs.. 5. Loeb.
from Dallas. u s..-r
: whita vs. j. W. Carey Ell al, rehearins.
oyerruled; Central Coal ana Sohs DGna-
pany VS.. T. c. Thompson, rehearing'
overruled; j. w. Waggoner Ct al vs. n.
u Porter. rehearing, oyerruledi !, ~,
stephens ct al ys. D. a. buie' pustpohr
s,hmIssion. granted; Hope Lumber com
ranv rs n. 7. Newman, postpone sup
mission, granted. p..oa, r,,e
cases submitted. Mutual Beneht L'e
In insurance Company vs.. Collin atlonal Bank
~ al from Collin, Sallie Thurnune y a.
w. Esrx. National Bank Of ladonis,. TOM
nalt. n viciery 81 al rs ".
Crawford et Al from var zano.. :, ,rar,
& puncan vs. " Thompson y
Lamar, J Parker ~ ,gans
He,rtr from nsilas y r,,,ns'
~. Aultman, Miller & Co. rom paAss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS.
and Personals in Regard n
Teachers and students.

Ausun, Texas, January i2.-The cata
.sue Of he next session Of the university
ier school and the university summer
t"a Is now in press. The faculty con-
OF VIM. L. Prsther, president w. s.
sa,,oh' professor of pedagogy, dean, to-
with sixteen instructors chosen
s me different departments of the uni
Instruction will be offered in the
s'usr school in Pedagogy. mathematics,
IN English. German. philosophy.
french, Spanish. Latin, history.
I .ps any, physics. psychology, bookkeep-
\ sub,a-u hprary methods. In most of these
| n i T. The heads OF the departments viii
/ ios,a enarge u the instruction John A.
schools ''e'ary ana treasurer oil ths
4 ferss ssnuary number OF the University OF
ran, record viii appear on the Goth in
/ chies, me contents for this issue are
| drssss. made up of the speeches and ad-
~ Dallas fair. 80 N"''
t,ho,s N Wheeler of the biological
rss,s. nss gone 70 the Texas coast in
location for the establis hment
\. noeicai statiow This station will
dsl,. ne ccnveniencs ~ students Who
dams, 20 ssscisl york In she study ~
nhe' And II conditions srs isicrs-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

Wooten wired Chairman Lockwood OF his
a second letter:
Hon. Dudley e. Wooten, Dallas, Texas.
Chicago, H., January 4, 1900. My Dear
Sir: Referring to letter mailed you on a
previous date. appointing you a delegate
to tho National antitrust conference. 10
be held In this city February IL, 13 and IA.
cordial invitation Is hereby extended you
To deliver an address OF from twenty TO
thirty minutes 10 length, on such phase
of the antitrust question as you may
select.
In order that the programme may be
properly made, please advise us as early
IS possible OF your acceptance OF this In
vitation and OF the subject OF your re
marks.
You are further requested TO furnish TO
the secretary Of the committee, by Feb
( ruary 5th. a copy Of your paper. in order
to facilitate the publishing OF tho same In
full with the proceedings Of the ronter-
ence and also An abstract Of your dis
course for the use OF the Associated Press.
arrangement having been made with them
I for the mailing Of such abstracts to their
papers for publication after delivery.
sp sTn,IISs yo gGpF reP" w. B. Fleming,
1 Chairman Subcommittee. Programme and
4 Speakers
I Mr. Wooten desires Texans In sympathy
4 with the antitrust movement who can At
( tend the conference next month to let II
4 be known TO him In order that he may
comply with Chairman Lockwood's re-
+ quest. Mr. Wooten Is a candidate for con-
| gress against Judge Burke and proposes
/ to make an active canvass,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

Padgltt Bros. VS., Mary s. Gaines ct al.
from Dallas: City OF Dallas vs. Martha d.
Myers ct al. from Dallas; @. A. Zum-
Drum VS.. j. j. Chenault. from Dallas.
Cases set for January 81 A. Enron Of
al VS.. NJ. Burgower ct al, from Limestone;
st. Louis Southwestern Railway Company
VS.. Vaughn & Adams. from Hill; l., D.,
Tiliard vs. Freestone County. from Free
stone: Oakland Cemetery Company US
people's Cemetery Association ct al from
Dallas: Schneider & Davis vs. r.. W.
Sanders ct al. from Dallas; Cullers g.
Henry VS.. j. W. Gray, from Grayson
Moses Barnes VS.. NJ. T. Nix ct al from
Johnson; Frick Company vs.. G. G..
Wright.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14
rur WATER PLANT.

The hoard of water commissioners met
,h,s morning At II o'clock. After the
re,ding Of the reports of Acting Secru-
ar, pounelly and superintendent Peek,
which the board approved, they adj
iouIned-
1ps report Of Captain Peek, the super
,ntsndent, showed the entire system TO ns
Id good condition.
Win net revenue OF $4,000 from the
water department. and an equivalent of
ss5. coo more for the nre department. and
so 900 more for fountains and other free
water makes total net revenue to the
civ OF $4,000. Of 6 per cent on Sl.l66,667.
Under these circumstances the water Dr.
pa,tment should be considered self-sus-
aiming and the rates OF the department
will compare favorably with those ol
other cities OF the same population. Cap
tain Peek closes with a suggestion that IL
would be uuwlse to reduce the rates be-
lev what generally prevails II othei
cities of Galveston's population, a. least
not until the distribution OF mains covers
the whole area o. the city.
Secretary Donnally also submitted bi'
annual report
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
INK Of the City Of Waco VIII Soon Be
Blown to Pieces.
INF WATER PLANT IS SELF SUSTAINING
...,,,am boyd was Acquitted ON the
rharse of Murdcr--suit FILED
for Heavy Damages.

,,.,yestou, Texas. January 1s.--oliver
& auttridge, treasurer OF the Atlantic
u-,scking and submarine company, the
.arcern that secured the contract to re-
IL. the wreck OF the steamship City
!, waco. which for years has been an OBJ
,ruc,ion to tho free entrance of Galveston
..,,or said this morning OF the work.
rrhe divers of the company have ex-
lined the wreck and we expect to ex-
,v,ence but little trouble in removing
!, our dynamite arrived this morn
i aud We have had men at work
s,ha wreck for week getting things
a.sss for the grand blowout. We ex-
-, IN START from Galveston to the wreck
IN, o'clock Monday morning and we
w. stav out there until We completely
.smo,ish the last yestige of the old yes
eel ~ 80, u,,r,, 90
!, ract that the hid OF our company was
.'os,h,ng Ike 10000 lower than any otnei
s s,s 10 would not undertake the work. but
XXI not thai kind OF people, When we
s,,s, nm this work we will finish it re-
.sro,oss Of any cost that might be IN
.,,rtt d.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14
HIGHER COURTS.
Second Court OF Appeals.

Fort Worth. Texas. January 13.---Pro.
ceedings in the court of civil appeals foi
the Second supreme judicial district;
Motions submitted; Lewis VS.. Whit
worth, for rehearing; Williams VS.. McMil-
liam. Reinhart Il Co.. 10 file conclusions
OF law and facts; In same case, for re-
hearing; Sanders VS.. Hall, for rehearing.
Meyer Bros Drug company VS.. Marstoh
for rehearing. Lumsden vs. Chicago, Rock
Island and Texas Railway Company, for
certiorarl.
Motions: Wise County National Bank
VS. Knox. for rehearing. overruled Chap
pell VS.. Terrell for rehearing overruled;
Rankin We. McClntic & Proctor, for re-
hearing. overruled; Noel Young Bond
and Stock Company VS.. County OF Mitchell.
for rehearing overruer; Lumsden vs., Chi
cago Rock Island and Texas Railway, for
certiorar, refused; Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway Company VS.. Below for
rehearing overruled; Kirby VS. National
Loan and Investment Company, for addi-
tonal findings oyerruied; in same case,
for rehearing, oyerruled; Stanger vs. Dor
sey, to set aside submission. overruled but
bill of exception and briefs ordered iled.
! Cases affirmed: Gulf, Colorado and
Santa re Railway Company VS.. Delaney,
Tarrant Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Railway Company VS. Mrs. S. NJ Will Q,
from Tarrant; Hogsett & orrick VS.. Mans
| field. from Tarranti Grantham vs.. Craft,
from stonewall Houston and Texas Cen
trial Railway Company vs. Higgins, from
Collin.
Reversed and rendered; Sanders VS.
Edmonson, from Bowie
Gases submitted; Rathjen vs.. French,
i from Hemphill Texas and Pacific Railway
! Company VS.. White. from Tarraut; First
National Bank Of weatherford VS. Bruce
from Parker: Texas Coal and Fuel Com
parry VS. Areusten. from Parker.
Collier & Young VS.. Brszelton, from
Parker. passed to FIRST open day and or
dered hat cause No. 1929 be advanced and
set down for same day; Gates VS.. Riley
from Wise.
SET Tor FEBRUARY 3: Gates vs., Riley
from Wise; Cameron & Co. VS.. Gates
from Wise Glenn VS. Southern Hons
Buildire and Loan Association, from
Hood. Williams IS. Farmers Nationa
Bank. from clay; Read VS. Henderson
from Wise. Hill VS. Massey, from HASKELL
ConneIl vs. state Of Texas, from Douley.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14
:. AND G. N. SUED.

There was filed yesterday by Bryant
Weaver suit against the international
ana Great Northern railroad for $4,000
damages, In which the plaintiff alleges
that on the 22d day of July, 1899, he was
In the employ of said railroad and that
part OF his duty was to attend to the
switch lights on the track of said road.
and that in the performance of his duties
and through the negligence of the SER
wants of the defendant on the date above
mentioned, at Dickinson, the plaintiff was
run into by an engine and that the said
locomotive struck plaintiff breaking the
muscles of one of his legs and causing the
same to perish crushing an ankle bone,
fracturing the bones OF one of his feet,
causing conclusion OF the brain anu
partially paralyzing his right side. Plain
uf prays for relief In the sum OF 100000
and such other general relief as the court
may grant.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

AZ the Tremont--B Bryan Snyder, ST..
iohs' II. 0. Lusk, J. X. Bannister, Gin
aonali; Oscar II, Poehier, James jack
sen and wife, J Lehman. T. l.. peeler,
rrea Neil. Houston; Thomas e. Cook
,palias j. c. Foley, W. W. Childs, New
torsi A. II. Sneed Memphis; J G. Me-
Nslr st. Louis; George T. tIosltng, Phil
ape'phia; II, r Bloom. Charles T. Hunt
n,Neph l.. Dewyer El Paso; Osborne FL
~ georgia; S. G. Conwell Kansas City;
sopn 6 Booth, Chicago; Albert Chimene,
= Noimene, Houston; p Il. Davis. san
ater. T.. H. Barnett, New York; J.
Nnse and wife. Dallas: ". W. Dowell
Tsi,more' J., e. Phelan, Fort Worth
Mcfiowen. New Orleans; James r
,sv, Austin; A. J Gawno and wife.
.a,n'usky. Ohio; George r. Barse ana
nc Kansas City.
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Sent Free.
Bottle of b. b. B.-Cures
All Blood Troubles.
CANCER, BLOOD POISON,
ACHES AND PAINS. RUNDOWN,
PALE, BLooDLEss SKIN.
RHEUMATISM AND cATARRH,

Is your blood poor? Is II thin. Nose
bleeding and headache Prlcking pains in
the skin? Skin pale? Skin feels hot aud
swollen All run down. Blood bad? Have
You pimples? Eruptions? scrofula7 Eat
ing sores? Itching, burning Eczema
Boiis, scaly Eruptions? Skin or Scalp
Itch? Cancer? Blood, Hair or Skin HUI
mors? Tired out, with aches and Pains In
Bones or Joints7 AS tired in the morning
as when you went to bedG Hereditary or
contracted Blood Poison Ulcers In throat
or mouth? Swollen glands? Rheumatism
Catarrh? Have they resisted medical
treatment II you have any OF the above
troubles. b. B. B. botanic Blood Bslm)
should be taken at once. n. b. B. has a
peculiar effect-different from any other
blood medicine-it drains the Impurities,
poisons and humors that cause all above
troubles out of the blood. bones and en-
tire system, healing every sore. restoring
TO the Skin the Bloom OF perfect health
and making new, rich Blood.
The following two pictures (from photo)
show the remarkable effect OF q. b. b. in
healing EruptionS