Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-18

mo rich gold Jeweiry at Hahn's, Mon /
lay only. Dec. 1s.
The Herald is authorized to an |
1ounce that the doors for the Freder- |
ck WarJe recital tonight will oDen at
7:45 and the lecture start promptly |
At $50.
Frank Eldredge. as announced in
these columns some time ago, is near
ing the completion OF handsome
two-story residence in North Durango
at Main avenue and Park avenue,
which is modern in every detail, AS
announced, Mr.. Eldredge
erected this building TO test the pub
lie pulse. to learn II there is real
demand in Durango for good houses.
II he finds there is such demand he
will build some more houses.
In sending away holiday presents
and goods remember and keep your
parcels down 10 or under four pounds
and then YOU can send them for 10
cents per pound but when you get
above-five to eight pounds--you Will
have to dig up 25 to 40 cents per
pound. This does not seem right, but
such Is the rule of express companies.
II will pay TO divide packages weigh
ing more than four pounds. and then
you can send by Uncle Sam at the
rate of i6 cents per pound.
The diphtheria situation at Animas
City does not appear to have made
any new developments during the past
"a hours, there being no new cases or
any notable changes in the cases un'
der quarantine. The Animas coun.
ell passed yesterday an ordinance
which is to contemplate better OBJ
| servance OF the laws governing con
| tagious diseases, and the require
| ments upon physicians in announce
ment of such cases, whether they
know how to diagnose them or not;
requiring them. when they do no
| know, to invoke the knowledge ant
power of the state board of health
| The schools remain closed and viii
remain so until Animas has the epi
| demic under control
Red Men nall was pretty well flle'
last night by an audience that wen
Iaway with higher conception o
Shakespeare, Mr.. Warde having givei
The Merchant of Venice" an inter
probation and idealistic rendition tina
could not help but be pleasing. True
those who went to the opera house u
laugh and make merry were possibl
disappointed, but those who went +
listen and learn something of the rea
characters of the sketch went ava
with the satisfaction Of knowing tha
the money invested was profitable
The writer followed the characterize
ton by Mr.. Warde with much zest an
would not miss hearing his interpre
tation of Hamlet this evening 70
double the price OF admission. An
this evening the audience will not onl
he given Hamlet but selection
from King Lear--the merry old sou
The Hera Gets to see every sea
occupied mis- T.
A simple rofcdy for diphtheria
offered by ia ies n. Livingood, tn
mining man OF the Needles and l..
Platas for thirty years. Mr.. LiviI
good says it saved him from sever
attack of the malady, and that other
who had used II were cured. 1t |
given as follows: Fifteen grains G
fannie acid to one ounce OF glycerint
mixed for gargle or swabbing tn
throat, three times daily, using abou
a dessert spoonful for each gargle.
half ounce Of chlorate of potash dis
solved in four ounces Of water a tea
spoonful taken internally every thre
hours. Tincture of iron, nve drop
taken internally, diluted in half
wine glass Of water. three times daily
When Mr.. Livingood was attacke,
| with the disease 1t began with a gen
eral aching and fever which continue,
three days before he discovered by
sore throat and white coating OF tn,
roof of the mouth that he had symp
toms OF the disease. Having know
that the above remedy inad cured 9th
ers he at once had the prescription
| filled. and proceeded to use it, In
week he was cured and went on t,
the Black Hills. where he had alread!
arranged to go. The quantities OF tn,
| ingredients may he doubled or quad
rupled as the nature of the case ma,
require; this not meaning however
that the dose or application in an,
instance may he doubled