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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-10-21

toward its accomplishment.
In 1876 an organization was perfected in France for
making surveys and collecting data on which to base
the construction of a canal across the Isthmus of Pan
anna and in 1873 a concession for prosecuting the work
was secured from the Colombian government.
In May, 1879, an international congress was convened,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-10-21

7CANAL connecting the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans has occupied public attention for up
ward of four centuries, during which period
various routes have been proposed, each hav-
ing certain special or peculiar advantages. 1t
was not until the nineteenth century, however.
that any definite action was taken hooking
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-10-21

This was the fifth slip that occurred at this
point, the rock settling to some extent, but
generally slipping sidewise until the angle OF
repose was reached. In this connection 1t IS
to be noted that the silt deposits in the chan
mel had not been removed. This slip would
probably have passed unnoticed, as did the
former ones, but for the fact that at the time
a flood in the Chagres river had attained such
proportions as to cover a portion OF the Pa
mama railroad tracks just south of Gatun. A
newsnaner correspondent, going from Colon to
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-03-19

MISS Leona Wells is visiting in
Cotfeyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Achenbaugh took in
the auto show at Kansas City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. p Dillon were
called TO Highland by the death of
Mr.. Dlllon's father.
Miss Mayme Montague aud L. Stamp
of this city were married in Erie Tues
day. They will live on W. Fourth st..
Mr.. and Mrs, Leatherman have
closed up their business here and
after short visit with Mrs. Leather
mans people at Erie, Will move back
to California
Geo. w. Adams, district deputy Of
the Modern Woodmen, has been 10
Chanute this week looking after lodge
matters.
l. F. Elliott, mana. er of the Kansas
OH refining company, went 10 Coffs5-
vile Monday to look after business
connected with their splitting station
there.
Itch cured In 30 minutes by Woo,-
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold by the Brown Pharmacy,
Joseph Holley Of Erie died last
week. Mr.. Hoiley was past 80 ano
was pioneer In Neosho county, hav-
.ng settled on claim 10 miles nortl
east of Erie In 1868.
Miss Susie Eaton was sailed b,
phone from Independence Tuesda,
and Informed that position awaited
her Ia the office Of the Reporter Of
that oisy. She took the morning trait
Wednesday for Independence and i,
new 40 work. She 10 one Of the
Ohanute Business College STUDENTS.
Brides and srooms, maids an
lassies, babies and grandmas and
pas, all come to Moore's studio, IA
s. Lincoln, and get acquainted with
the new photographer.
Ovid Elliott has sold his barber
shop here and will shortly move TO-
Colorado. Ovid has spent most of hi>
life 10. Chanute. He has been al
industrious and successful barber aud
good citizen. The ciJizeus OF Cha
mute will regret to see him and hi
good wife leave. However, 1T vii
not be for long, They will com
back.
The brown tail moth seems like
to get a foothold In Kansas. Niue
nursery stock Is being imported intu
Kansas from the east. THIS stock /
being inspected and nests OF tn
moth found. 1t is rot likely that al
will be found. II that little pesl
once gets acclim ated here fault grow
ing will be burden.
Virgil Jennings, the Chanuts DO,
whe want with the feet around tn
world as sailor boy, has speut tn
past two weeks visiting in Chanute,
on furloHsh. He has now returnec
to his ship, the Virginia. VirRi
seems 10 think the service all RICH
Outside Of the fact that boy gel.
awfully homesick, aud pines to SCI
his mother and best girl.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-03-19
THE LURIp GLOW OF DOOM

was seen 10 the red face, hands and
body of the little son Of H M Adams,
Of Henrietta, Pa His awful plight
from eczema hae, fer five wears, Ifdr d
all remedies and Daffled the best doc
tors, who said the poisoned blood had
affected his lungs and nothing could
save him. But" writes his mother,
seven bottles Of Electric Bltters
completely cured him." For Erup-
tions, Eczema, Salt Rheum, Sores
and all Blood Disorders aud Rheuna-
tim Electric Bitters 10 supreme.
Only SOC. Guaranteed by ORIENTAL
Drug Company.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-03-19

The Cash Emporium is the new
store In the Yoekey building on the
west side. The announcement Of this
new store can be found in this issue
of The Times. Their opening will b.
tomorrow when they hope to bayc
most Of their new goods 10 and on
display. They are Offering special
prices In several lines.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-03-19
rs Post Cards Free.

Here 10 an opportunity for anyone
to obtain "a handsomely oolored sSu
venir post cards FOR NOTHING ant
get his choice of thres different kinds.
n imely: "A Comic Cards, "a Flowe'
Cards and a set OF "a cards entitlec
Language Of the Flowers" In eacl
one OF these sets there arc "a highly
colored, souvenir Post Cards. Al,
YOU have TO do to obtain them Is t.
send Csc fur q YEARS SOBSCRIP
TON TO TIE KANSAS CITY
WEEKLY JOURNAL and tell then
which set yeu want. Upon receipt OF
your subscription for the Kansas Cit,
Weekly Jsurnal-ths gisItest new.
paper of the Ssuthwest-you Will b.
sent ABSOLUTEY FREE the "a
Post Cards which you selec Be SUR
to specify whether ysu want the "a
Come Cards. the "A Flower Cards o.
the "a Language OF the Flowers Gard.
We know that you will be highl,
pleased with these post cards. The
Comic Cards are very "funny";; the
Flower Cards consist of the prineipaI
flowers aue are all 10 beautiful
colors; the Language Of the FLOWERS"
cards are all IN beautiful colurs ano
have verses and notices which give
you the sentiment Of the flowers.
Remember for the small sum OF Is
CENTS you receive she Kansas cit'
Weekly Journal for a FULL YEAR
and get YOUR CHOICE OF ANY
ONE Of the sets Of post cards. Send
25 cents ana address.
THE KANSAS CITY WEEKLY
JOURNAL, KANSAS CITY. NO.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-03-19
LOCALS.

Miss Pearl Taylor is visiting In lola
r. N. Allen has case OF the grip
Sheriff Reynolds seems to have 9
good deal OF business about Chanute
of late.
Mrs. Henry Field is visiting her
daughters in NewCon.
| Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. G. N.
Anderson, girl.
j. M. BAshline had business in
Emporia Wednesday.
A runaway car on tine Santa Fe
the other day smashed into the
freight depot platform and made
things lively for awhile.
I Mrs. S. P. Mitchell of Shaw is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Stewart OF this city.
Miss Josie R1ggles of Benedict has
been visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
G. W. Ditmars.
Wilbur Allen has laid off few days
on account of the grip.
Mrs. G 5. Reed of Ohio is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. ). Baugh-
man.
Mrs. G. w. Johnston returned
Wednesday from q visit In Thayer.
She was accompanied by her sister
Mrs. S. j. Hazen.
Mrs. E. E. Eldrldge of Mineral is
visiting her mother Mrs. T. j. Hazsn
at the house of Mrs. Geo. Johnston.
s. B. Trammel is suffering wish
SO netting like blood poisoning.
Miss Beulah Kitchen came up from
Taayer for visit with her parents,
one day this week.
Miss Edna Cowan went to Gas City
Tuesday to visit friends.
Mrs. f. G. Chapman went to Earl
ton Tuesday on a little visit.
The Chanute Electric Railway com.
pany has rented Offices in the Barnes
building and expects soon 80 have
something doing.
Al. Ooenan has gone to Texas on
business.
Mrs. W. R. Cline of Brie is visiting
relatives In Chanute.
Mrs. ]. E. Herrin is visiting her
| D rents In CVlun bus.
The Young Bros. have purchased
two large Maxwell touring cars.
Mrs J. l.. Stewart went to lola
! Monday to visit her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Tipple went tt
Humboldt Monday.
Miss Op:l Russell has been visitini
her sister, Mrs. Ketohum in Erie,
Mrs. f. A. Dwelle OF Emporia hat
been visiting the parents of her hus
band in this city.
Mr.. f. Freewert has been quite sicl
for several days with the grip.
The Railroads in Missouri will re
tl'n to the old three cent fare. W.
suppose Kansas roads will follow suit
Mrs. G. A. B. jackson Is visiting II
Kansas City.
Mrs. Fl. Ocker of carlton has beef
visiting in Chanute.
J. M, and ]. A. Bradbury are on {
trip through Texas.
The two months old child of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank johnson died MONDAY
morning.
Mrs. j. C. Lardener has heeI
visited by her father, II. Gernain
of Ponca CITY.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-03-19

irandms Barbee returned from her
al winter visit Ia Illinois, yesterday.
l. B. Amyx tells a big thunder and
Iiatning stsry since his return from
Teas. We did net knew Texas water
wilu affect a mans Imagination In
tat way.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-03-19
First Published Feb. 10, 1909
Notice of Appointment of
Administrators

Safe Of Kansas, County of Neosho, IS.
IN the Probate Court in and for said county
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
WIS on the 18th day of February, A. d. 1909, by
tis Probate Court, appointed Administrators
otthe estate OF Enos Tharp deceased, late OF
sad county and state.
III persons indebted to the estate are re
apsted to make immediate payment; and
tlpse having claims against the same will pre-
set them, duly authenticated, to the under
sihsd, for allowance,
C.E. CARROLL.
). J.. HURT.
Administrators.
rated February 10. A. D. 1909.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
LATE LOCALS


Admitted To Mcmbership-R r.
Mason, T. NJ. Michigan school OF
Mines, class Of 1894. hiss been admit
ted 10 membership in the University
club.
Commercial Law Lecture-The bank
clerks will hold their second meeting
Of the season tomorrow evening at
the Commercial club where Carl
Badger b. TO lecture before them on
Commercial law.
Death OF Nicholas Smith--Nicholas
smith. aged IS, local attorney. died
~ : a. m. today from pneumonia.
al his lodgings In the Hampton house
i'm west South Temple street He is
survived bN widow and several
children in ogden.
Unable Ca Acknowledgements Will
liam Spry sent a telegram this morn
ing 10 Goldheld. New. that he would
be unable 90 attend the American
Mining congress which will be held
there on sept 20. He also sent the
same reply 10 the committee M charge
of the opening OF the Gunnison Tun-
mel at Montrose. colo.
Nauvoo Icgion-Thc first OF the
fan meeting OF the Nauyoo legion
will Boz held Friday evening. SEPT ~.
in the Presiding Bishops office in the
new administration building Officers
uf The ASSOCIATION are extremely anN-
ious that an the members attend as
twelve new members VIII hc taken iu-
90 the organ cation ON this occasion.
The meeting is called for 3 o'clock
Oncrator- Nccded-ToIephonc OPP
orators are needed hv the govern
mcnt iu different parts of the United
Statca aud am examination ls aunounc-
ga Tor oct 2u. 1909. Boa the Federal
building. salt Lake CITY a SWITCH
board operator ls wanted for the
NAVY Yard. Philadelphia at O. salary
of s. per daN. a switchboard opera
t1r is also wanted for tho Quarter
masters department. at large ST. Paul
AIlnn.. at % salarN az $3.50 Ter annum.
one ls also wanted for the office Of
the United states attorney Chicago.
OF 500 por month. Roth men and
womcn win bee admitted to tha e2-
animation.
The REGULAR monthly meeting of tho
Iusign stake Primar, association win
Doe held Friday Sept ~. al D. m.
IN room 90 n- Memorial building
President Sarah o. stewart win give
special tHlk A rom attendance is
desired
a meeting ot the high priests of
Granite stake win Boo held in the
Granite stake tabernacle at no o'clock
Co. m. SUNDAY. september la. A ful
attendance Is requested
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
FACULTY OF ELSlN0RE
DISTRICT SCHOOL

Especial correspondence
ELsINoRE SEWER CO.. Sept s.-rhe
public school vill begin here Monday,
Sept ~ with the following teachers;
oscar Bienegaard. Ernest Greenwood.
Katie Middleton. Violet Monroe. Miss
stewart and Carrie Marquardson. The
NJ p school Will begin on the same
date
ELsINORE BRIEFS.
The T. A. T. a held its annual
meeting Tuesday night with an cn-
couraeng number present Tor the hrst
meeting Eliza sylvester viii act as
president tho coming season.
a. o. Peterson moved his family 10
Kichneld last week. Mt Peterson was
formerly tho druggist here, but sold his
store 20 ur Aritzen. who now pas
charge while Mr. Peterson has a new
drug store az the county seat
THE SCandinaFi aus who attended the
reunion ht Richneld report having spent
one Of Che best parts of their lives dur
FMS the gathering
~. ~ Jensen. cashier OF state Bank
of SEWER bias bought r. nome IN Rich-
hcld and win move his FAMILY there in
the near future.
Thore has been mo- rain FOR three DAYS.
Tho farmers are making has while the
sun shines. and thc busy hum OF the
threshcr is heard AZ irs work
The work on che T. 10. IS church is
gradually drawing to tho end The peo-
rle are becoming very eager t0 see 90
finished and occupied.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
MIS-. OSWALD SUES.

Mrs ELLA h. oswald. treasurer OF
the Ladies' Literary club. filed SUIT
In the city court this morning against
the Uah Light a. Railroad company
TO recover 1881 10 for damages to her
automobile II rs alleged IN the COM
plant that on June p. Mrs. oswald
was driving across the street car
tracks at West Temple and First
south streets when she was struck by
"a fiat car which was being pushed by
"A motor car She declares that tho
company was negligent In falling TO
place "a man on the head OF the flat
car as required by the city ordinance
for the protection Of life and property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
NEW PRISON RULES.

There was meeting yesterday after
noon of the state board OF corrections
at which the subject OF visiting the
state was discussed. and new set Of
rules decided upon II was agreed
that no person shall visit the prison
without "a permit issued either by the
governor Dr. Pfoatz. Judge +. w
Stewart or Warden Pratt After re-
ceiving the permit the visitor shall
pay the sum of 70 cents which viii so
20 the library fund.
The hours for visiting have oeen
fixed as follows: From $50 TO go
a. m. and 1870 10 p. M, except sun
DAYS when visitors viii not he adj
mitted between the hours OF and 3
p M. az which time services are held
at the institution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
BUS PASSENGERS

D. VI Ransdell. Mrs Ransdell. Miss
Ransdell and H. b. Ransdell, Of Wash
ington. ID. c.. have just returned from
an extensive trip 10 the Yellowstone
and are registered at the knutsford on
their way home.
MIR. and Mrs. dc Gcrlach de Cor
merry. wealthy people OF Brussels, max
ing tour OF the United states, are
guests at the knutsford.
n. @. Williams, a prominent bust
ness man Of Twin Falls, Ida. is az tho
Kenyon
". :. Meeks, mining engineer OF
Cambridge Mass. is Al the Kenyon.
Mr.. Weeks Is here to inspect property
at Garfield.
4. Gund Of Boise, Ida. is al the
Cullen.
r.. VI. Foreman. o. c. Mumford O..
y Pence and Charles Hentges Of Beat
rice. Neb.. are visitors In the city and
while here are stopping al the Cullen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
CHURCH DID NOT BUY.

The White Pine (Novada) News ~
saturday. Sept. 10. has story about
Spring valley by Thomas Judd OF g.
George Tor ti0o 600. stating That Mr.
Judd ID acting as tho representative
~ men prominent among the Latter
day Saints. 10 Us not known In SAT-
Lake whether the reported deal has
been made on not but when asked this
morning about the truth OF that part
~ the report that men prominent
among the Intter-day Saints we're COM
nected with Mn Judd President Joseph
y. smith slfd that NJ that was intended
10 mean tNa presidency 81 the Church.
90 was i .up. as neither the Church
nor the i,rs are connected In any
way witt purChare.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
BURGESS A VISITOR.

NJ z Burgess, civil engineer in charge
OF the work on "a reclamation project
in Cnssia county Idaho, hy which no.
900 acres or arid land are 20 be- brought
under cultivation under the provisions
OF tho Carey act. rs in salt Lake today.
MI Burgess is ana old timer in this state.
having been connected with the engi-
uerrinF department OF the Union Pacific
when % was FIRST brought into Utah in
1869 lIe was Afro ou the engineering
STAN OF the Denver RIO Graudo rails
road when that road entered the state
boo 1852 Mr. Burgess was well ace
uuainted with the men of the older gem
GRAFTON in ifah and recalls with pleas
urr his acquaintance with them he is
now Boz salt Lake in Che interest of the
irrigation project with which he is con-
ncrtcd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
DIED.

HAI.LsTROM.-In this city sept ~,
1909. John Theodore Hallstrom. aged
IS years Of heart failure, at s6l east
f Funeral THURSDAY at p. m. from the
Second ward chapel
HoGENsON.-I this city. Sept. Il;
Ethel infant daughter of Mt ana
Mrs Alma Hogenson. OF stomach uou-
bile
Funeral announcement later.
EVANs.-At $50 north Second West. sept
"a 1909. or old age Amelia NJ
Evans. in her seventy-third year. Ma
Funeral services Thursday az 2 q, m.
from Nineteenth ward Westinghouse
Friends invited 20 attend. lnterment IA
city cemetery.
HAsTLER.-At 1910 south west Temple
street Sept. u, 1909 Of old age, Will
liam Hastler. IN his eighty-second year
Native OF England
Funeral services Thursday at p. m.
from the residence OF his sister Mrs
Maria Rigby 1910 south West Temple
street Friends are invited to attend.
Interment in Mount olivet cemetery.
BALOWsKT-I this city. Sept H. 1909,
Raymond Balowski. aged % years.
Remains viii be sent from 'O'Donnel
& Co.'S parlors today 10 Detroit, Mich.
for burial Detroit Mich, papers please
copy.
SANDBERG Al Mercur Utah. Sept
49, 1903 Ruth Sandberg. aged ! year
months and 4 days; daughter Of Mr..
ana Mrs. Charles Sandberg.
Funeral was held from the family resi-
dance, A Floral avenue. "wednesday at
j D. m. Interment at Mount Olivct
JACOBS I'm this city, Sept. a. 1909
al the home or her brother, c5s Third
avenue Caroline Emllia Jacobs
Funeral from the residence az 3 O'Clock
Thursday afternoon. tnterment In Mt
Olivet.
II. T.. Evans. Florist. 80 s. Main st.
FLORAL DESIGNS a specIalty. Phones 9sl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
HIGH SCHOOL CADETS.
Story of SAN Francisco March Told In
school Text Book.

In n text book which will be used
extensively In the public schools an
over the country, entitled with Evans
to the Pacific" Titan gains consider
able recognition The book rs written
by Margaret H. Codd of Brooklyn ln
one chapter. the High school cadets
are given boost as the special
guard Of honor 20 Admiral Evans who
was given 10 the navy by Jtah. The
extract follows
Next appeared a battalion ~ go
high school boys. Many wondered why
they were there. but they were the
special guard Of honor from the High
school Of Salt Lake city. They were
sent as "a special mark OF respect 20
the great admiral because Utah had
given young Evans TO the navy and IL
WAS IN Salt Lake city that be lived
before his appointment 10 Annapolis.
How proud those boys were and how
they marched, From salt Lake schools
they had come TO do honor To the
admiral. and II was az the personal
request of Evans himself that they
were given this post Of honor ln the
line. No wonder they held their heads
SO high"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
BUSINESS AND REALTY

Ware & Treganza have completed
plans for the new home of Or. Allen,
which is to be built at the corner Of
Eighth avenue and A street at a cost
Of 10000.
James II. Moyle has let the contract
10 Black & Letter, contractors for the
erection OF two-story building on the
south side OF South Temple street, be-
tween West Temple and First West
streets The building will De 57x70 feet
and VIII cost about $4,000. Excavatlng
is now in progress FOR the foundation
and construction will be started next
week
Mrs Ferdinand Dickert IL is report
ed this afternoon. has given bond
and 10 years lease on her property on
Main street, between Firth ana Sixth
South streets. to local parties. the con-
sideration being reported As $500 per
front foot. The names of the grantees
are not given out yet.
w r. Russell of New York. drafts
man on the Newhouse hotel, arrived
from the east last evening.
Architect n Il. Liljenberg let con-
tracts this noon 20 o. Chytraus for the
erection OF the Groshel- Forshee build
ing on State street, north Of the Knuts-
ford hotel at s42. 400. The building will
be 46xl40 IT, three stories and base
ment
The futile Bros. company has sold
20 ]. L. Strohauer Of Omaha for Henry
Mirrilees. the premises S35 south Main
street, 4lii n. front, for $4,000 The
n1ro base "a made for purpoeas Of In
vestment
A. y. Hirth. building Inspector. issued
three permits this morning calling for
the expenditure Of 81. 700
The Mason toWnsite company of salt
Lake filed an amendment 10 its articles
Of incorporation this morning in the
county clerks Office. The amendment
reduces the capita stock from 800 900
at s. "A share 10 $50 900 at 81 a share.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-15
Health and Beauty Secrets

Of almozoln. and dissolve IL IN half
pint OF cold water and add 2 teaspoon
fuls Of glyccrine Stir briskly and Tea
stand. n 100 thick, thin by adding
more water until you have the de-
sired consistency. A. this cream ielly.
contains no oils or fats II can be used
without fear Of causing hair 10 grow.
u rs uneNcelled as cleanser, FOR when
applied d causes the dirt ana Crime
20 roll on and the pores are really
cleared. Almozoin tends 20 make large
pores small and prevents blaekheads
keeps tho skin moist, smooth ana pli-
able.
VIM q no rid yourself Of super
nuous fat get from Your druggisi
ounces Of parnotls, take IL home and
dissolve II In one point Of hot water
Take ] teaspoonful three times a day
before meals.
Eatene; TO make your dull and in-
famed eyes bright clear and spark
ling use a few drops OF eye tonic made
bf dlssolVinr ] ounce or crNst0s in "a
pint Of water This eye tonic viii not
smart or burn, but viii rest sooih
and strengthen your eyes.
Ada r.. pandrun and split hairs
are signs that the scalp needs nourish-
ment shampoo the hair twice a month
With Canthrox Cut on an ends of
split hairs 10 nourish the hair roots
and keep scalp in healthy condition
use once or twice week quinine
hair tonic made by dissol wing ! ounce
~ qunola in half-pint of alcohol
and adding half-pint ~ cold waller.
Rub into scalp and hair with me finger
ilns until absorbed. This treatment
wiii promote me eroNth OF hair and
tend 90 make ~ iuNuriaut and glossy
sadie d. An exceileut remedy fpr
amy rash or simple skin eruption and
a cure FOR eczema and salt rheum can
De made IN home Dog mixing 4 ounces
~ LuNur with 4 iahlesnoonfuls OF alroe
foi ana n haif-niut ~ water Pour q
little 81 the lotion on the Affected sur
menf two or fhref times day until
the skin Il Restored 40 hsaliiy condl-
tinui
Mrs * A fmal has of salt we'll
heated end covered With nannel giVcs
relief when applied 10 an aching ear