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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-22
Ash Grove Flats

6one farmers have begun 70
husk corn,
Christ Johnson 10 hauling
sand 70 plaster his NV houss
= ErslAnd had : sale last
Tuesday. and - Are infor ned
things sold vel.
Wesley Metz 10 Offering some
dine Poland China male pigs and
some steers for sala.
Ed Carroll h has nut 0ve
horses TN his gang pillow and 10
blowing his land quite rapidly.
Mr.. 4 Q. Davis 10 recnvsr.ng
from her long siAge Of stckness
asd = able TO b up and arosud
again.
Walter Loepp threshsd his
fax which practically nuishas
up Tho threshing In this nsieh-
borh0od.
The Metz boys dug their 10
tatoss which yielded over 100
bushels per acre. They have
potatoes TO sell.
The rain We had last week has
Dnt the ground IN One shape for
blowing, and many far msrs are
busy turning over tho soal.
A good many farmers around
here have been 10 Wagner The
uast week where they psrchas-
ed : winters supply Of potatoes
1t soc and s5c per bushsl.
Rube Mcfarland has adopted
: new systsm for picking his
corn. He purchased 100 bead
Of steers and II fsacing all his
corn and will turn the stssrs In
and let them do the huskiug.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-22

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state u south Dakota. Couaty - Chasa.a
In the Dastss u the estate u fsrdsnAsl
wienks deesassa-
In couusy cDurt.
Ou reading and aliug ths pstitson al Bssths
Wicnke adntnistrstriG Of ia. eetass q
Ferdinand Wtsnke. deceased. psAyinw to-
IN order 70 ssii certain psrsonai psopes ey
therein dsaa:s1hsd b~sionsins 70 the sseass u
said dccease4*
lis ordsrsd. that All psssons iusesesssd II
said estate sppss bsfors tAs couasy epass
Of the county ~ Charles Mi1 STATS u oOash
Dakota ~ the court ~ IN 0f oaAd cOust. q
the city Ut 0eddes In charles Nix eoansy
on the 9TH. day ~ Octoosr 4 y. ninseo~A
hundred = nine. o. = o'clock .. N. ond
there to SHOW csuss why such ordss shO~ld
not be maoo
And IL - further ordered. that : ccUy a
this order b published Ia oxs issas u shs
Charlss Aix New Era. isxal weekly nowo-
paper printed : published In tn city q
Wagner. In sstd Charles Mix county, .
least ave oeys psevtous 10 ssid x7tb. day q
October \. .. Ntnsessn HundssA and NtnaI
Dated October Nth I'M.
BY the court r. r. Wara
Attest: Judgo q ccoFt
IF. Estes. Lindsay 4 Beck
ATTORNEY tor pstitionsf. Clerk Of o. court.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-22

For saie-my eighty acres oil
land one half milo northeast oS
MAYO. ) D. For inf0rmati0n
write me 1t Hilmos, s. D. II.
Cote.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-22

Now - the time TO clean ND
your barn yards and feed lots
Stedronsky Bros. Go. handle .
manure sprs4der which they
warra0t 70 handle any kind OF
manure. and pull lighter than
any other sDreader.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-22

For Sale: Nj house and two
lots south OF the new school
house. Will trade for horses
and cash or uart time. For par
ticuiars write Frank Ray, Grind
stone. s. d.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-22

Please call aud get . re0odv
that will remove worms in h0gs
and pigs. Money bacx II NOS
satisfied. Sold under guarantee
At Emil Aisterek's feed store
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-22

LIQUID Kosl il sold under I
positive guarantee 70 cure snd
prevent Hog Cholera. AZ Ehnil
Aisterokss.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-22

Cook says 10 did Is. Psasy says he "a -
ous - chaacss Ars nsasAss 80 dsd u ssisas
BE- took Hoiiistss's 1urky Aosssaia Tso.
- - th~ most ~ssaschsag asA andin9 ssnsay
--sasss = NO coabs sfsss tahtas y ssse =
yoe sAks u yos sss ssssiss. 10 4 soaisAs.
r. X. Ptnasd
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-22

Pink Pain TAblsss Dr. s~hoop's-stOp t3saa-
ache. wonaSniy paiaa. anyvhses. In - nin-
utes sare. Formula on shs -. hoa. Ask
yOur druggist " docsos shoss lhw fsss.uis
Its a y. n. P1nard
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-22

Ssckenins assAachss. indigestion. cnasupa.
tion. indtcsss snAssishy dosdittoa u ~
6ovces. Honisess's Rocky no~asals Tsa
makes Tbs bowels work asausau eu1 -
stores yoas System ~ pssfsrs hsalsA 80
sesenxht esgtn tonight. 2. X PinAso~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-22

II its anything In the drug
line. you can get Il Ct Pinard's
City Drug Store.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-22
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The evening world., 1909-03-31
SUPERFLU0US HAIR
A Discovery Constantly Used by Ply.
sicians and Surgeons.

There are many treatments advertised in
the newspapers for the removal OF super
fluous hair but there Is little offered by
the manufacturers OF these preparations in
the way OF substantial evidence OF their
worth, This is not the case with the well.
known method, De Miracle.
DR.. Fowler, who has made a thorough
study OF the superfluous hair growtls,
speaking OF a case IN which he used DE
In few minutes had her lip devoid OF
hair wtthou, any pain whatever. I in
structed her TO call again in two weeks,
which she did | found about one. fourth
OF the hair roots were not killed by the
first application, SO made second ap.
plIca'ion saw her again in about
month. and found her lip as clear OF hair
az an Infants, | can heartily recommend
De Miracle for all the uses for which the
manufacturers recommend il,
II De Miracle were not the only non.
poisonous and the best preparation in the
world for the removal OF superfuous hair,
We could not get the Endorsement OF so
many prominent physicians, surgeons, der
ma ologists, medical journals and maga
Zines.
Better take doctors advice. don't be
deceived by startling statements made by
the fake free advertisers Remember, after
you have used worthless connections it will!
be harder to remove the hair, Therefore,
isn't 1t better to first investigate all hair
remorers BEFORE you try any OF them?
We will send you absolutely free In plain
sealed envelope r 52-page booklet, con-
tanning full information concerning this
remarkable treatment, MS well as testi-
monials OF prominent physicians, surgeons,
dcrmatoloeists, medical journals and the
principal magazines. You should read this
booklet before you try anything. 1t treats
tho subjeG extensively, Write to the
DE MIRACLE CHEMICAL. CO., Desk Sl3.
1905 Park avenue, New York, simply saying
you want this booklet and it will be mailed
scaled at once.
The evening world., 1909-03-31

able, Lately, a month ago possibly, we
had a pretty hard time with an cpl
demic OF grippe. There was no way for
each to have solitary confinement, and
In consequence they caught 1t from ono
another
1T kept Mrs Kruger and myself
pretty busy, Now, though. they are
back to about a normal average OF good
health, They eat three square meals
day, and sometimes afternoon tea, and
| don't think you will find much hap
pier little community in New York.
"Ill admit" said Mr.. Kruger, with
little smile, that 1t did make my wife
and me a little blue when we first came
here to take charge, Now We neve.
think OF It. We have a boy fifteen years
old who lives with MS here. and | don't
think 1t ever depresses him either He
Is pretty healthy specimen"
The evening world., 1909-03-31
SOME YOUNGSTERS
AT EAST SIDE HOME
By Ethel Lloyd Patterson.

Spry, slim and seventyis more popular
than fat fair and forty" in the Home
of the Daughters OF Jacob for aged
Hebrews, at No. Col East Broadway,
for It is necessary TO attain two-score
years and ten before admission to the
institution Is considered, The majority
Of the $50 inmates of both sexes range
between the ages OF eighty-hve and
ninety. so that young miss OF sixty
FIVE or seventy is practically regarded
as debutante.
Mrs. Esther Davis, who Is rs years
OF age, Is the oldest woman in the home.
She Ia kept TO her cot in the hospital
ward with severe cold
Indeed, won't be here on this bed
very long" she remarked, briskly. Il
am going to get up tomorrow. am
a little hard Of hearing, but that is the
only thing. Aside from that, / get
around with the best Of them. How
fragrant this is" she broke of 10 ex-
claim. making a cup OF her hand to hold
the bloom OF carnation that the re-
porter had given her, Il expect TO be
here ten years from now to receive an
other fiower-It you remember to bring
1t to me then"
rs my time coming" brokenly queged
Mendel Diamond. lO1 years OF age, the
Oldest man in the home. The great
book tells US that many flowers shall be
given us when we are ready to go
home And the weary, easy tears Of
old age followed the burrows OF his face.
Ono Woman's Prayer.
Dear, may your years be as many
as the petals OF this blossom. and each
year as fresh and as sweet in your
heart" was the prayer that followed
the reporter as she left the room Of
Mrs. Sarah llarkovitz.
Mrs. Harkoyitz is lG3 years old and
blind. but there is happiness still in her
gentle voice. Her cheeks ere flushed
softly as a girls.
Down the dim hallway that connects
the room OF Mrs Harkovitz with the
women's ward came a little bent figure
stumbling In its haste. Two knotted,
toil.worn hands grasped the reporter,
and tears and happiness came together.
.. My daughter, my tall, strong daugh'
ter has come for me Mt last. The light
is poor and ] am old, but you cannot
fool a ,other's heart" sobbed the cling.
Ing figure.
4 II was Mrs. Rachel Rablnoviz, loo
years old, fairly firm and sound In
body, but with the powers OF remem'
brance and recognition gone.
Mrs. Rose Armvolt, los years old, was
quietly reading near q window, where
the warm spring sunshine just laid its
fingers on her bowed head.
Il read great deal Of the time,
she said. dreamily. Not TO pass the
time, but to improve 1t. When YOU
have lived as long as have, you know
that there are not 80 many years left
that you can AFFORD to let them slii
Idly by"
Fully thirty.hve Of the inmates OF
this home are over ninety years OF age,
explained Supt. Albert Kruger. and
not more than fifteen women and a
dozen men are confined to the hospita
wards. Their health is really remark
The evening world., 1909-03-31
.GrocerySpecials'5'

Mat2oths, Pork and Beans, Wax
Beans, Dry Shrimp, Honey, Crab
AppleS-So go our Grocery Of
ferings. Diversity without limit.
The values are ripe for all. The
bargain pickets are everywhere.
Celebrated Tea Matzoths, abso-
lutely clean and freshly baked;
Goodnan'S, Beriner or MASS
Gold Medal brands 5-lb. cartons,
do; pound, 81.
GooGmanS, Berliner or MASS
Patent Matzoth Meal, pound bags,
loc.; 2-lh. bags, l9c.
Maz-All Toasted Corn Flakes,
manufactured by the Quaker Oats
Company; regular ioc. cartons; our
price for this sale, dozen cartons,
53t.
Macedonian Strained Honey, from
Salonica, imported to retail at sc.
A jar; our price, 12t.
Army and Navy Pork and Beans
with Tomato Sauce, So-caled quart
cans, Sc; dozen, 02t.
California AprcotS, Honeysuckle
brand, tall cans, packed to retail at
i5t.; our price Tor this sale, 1Oc;
dozen, Sl.16.
Oak Orchard brand Crab Apples,
large cans containing IS to is
apples, can. l6t. dozen, Sl,sl,
California White Cherries or
Sliced Lemon Cling Peaches, JesSa-
mine brand, extra heavy syrup, No.
~, cans, this sale, 24t.; dozen,
S2.77.
California Lemon Cling Peaches,
Teal brand, extra fine, No. az cans,
22c.; dozen, S2.56.
California Cages or Egg Plums,
JesSamine brand, extra heavy syrup,
l0t. each; dozen, S2.17.
Petit PoiS, packed expressly for
us hy one OF the largest packers in
Freehold, n j.; equal quality sold
elsewhere at zoe. can; our price
for this sale, lOc.; dozen, Sl.lS.
Extra Fine Maryland Tomatoes,
regular size So-called quart cans,
lOt.; dozen, Sl.14.
Extra Fancy Maine Corn, Lily
White brand, equal quality sold
elsewhere at i'c,; our price, Toe;
dozen, Sl,14.
Golden Wax Beans, Lily White
brand, extra fancy, No. 2,cln, l2c,;
dozen, S1.33.
Lima Beans, Arena brand, No. >
can, elsewhere ijc.; our price, lot,;
dozen, S1.l4.
cut String Beans, Jessamine
brand, No. can, lot. doz., si.l4.
Columbia River Salmon, Lily
White brand, fines; quality packed,
.-lb. cans, he; dozen, Sr.33;
pound cans, 22t.; dozen, S2.47.
Barltaria Dry shrimp. No. I can,
lie dozen. sl.26; No. ; tan, 2it.;
dozen. SEAL.
The evening world., 1909-03-31
Prices Ranging from $2.49 to 1854
Wash Goods Section
In the Underprice Basement

Nothing ever is so misleading as it looks except the
adVet"emh'o competitors ub0 clam tomateh our prices.
If you want an object lesson turn to Wash Goods
modest priced Wash GoodS-and make comparisons.
The palmer simpler weaveS are the best understood by
the largest number of people Therefore we ask you to rem
der your verdict according to the values we and others
offer you in GnghamS PercaleS Madras Gaateas and re-
lated lines of Cotton Textiles
We have the patterns and colorngs that you like, and
our prices are surely lower than elsewhere,
Here are two worth coming for:
The evening world., 1909-03-31
Rugs, Blankets and Shawls

hhN'UtUls
Extra heavy Fringed Domestic
Rugs, two different plaidS; reg.
ularly sold elsewhere at 5000;
special at ......... S4.S4
Atwood Fringed Domestic Rugs,
reversible or plain-tolored backs
variety OF Scotch paidS, 00X71
inches, at S7.l9.
Atwood extra size Fringed Rugs,
size o2XSO inches, manufactured to
retail At $1,000 each; special, $l2.29
Lightweight Himalayan ShawlS,
fringed all around, 7ON70 in. size,
sold elsewhere at $1,000; at 500.
Atwood Knitted AlghanS, col
ored stripe effect, o2XO2 inch size;
special at $lo.se.
Indian Rohe Blankets, lull-tleeted,
bright color combinations, iSx72
in, At Sl.l9.
Heavy Cray Camping Blankets,
black striped borders, fancy edgins,
;SNSo in, 1898; 7OXSl in, 1929,
The evening world., 1909-03-31
Among the 24c. Varieties

Fine red, sky, pink, tan and black on tan .
hane stripes white grounds Sky top and black dots on white
Cluster stripes sky pink, red, navy grounds.
stripes white grounds Pink top and black dots white
White grounds, with colored tops grounds .
and pink and black JAG Black tops and white dots on white
guard dots white grounds grounds
Sky pink m and black Navy and white dots on white
broken plaid white grounds grounds
Tan red pink and ycheckci Scotch plaid tors on white grounds
tops white grounds Plain black, white tan SKY and pink.
Dainty Sky-cheked tops Isle assorted patnSSky,
grounds white black and white pink, white and black
lightweight plain sleNhie black sky, pink and tam
33c Plain iSe medium weigf-sik Cockwhie sky and pink.
Isle with TAM sky and black checked tops white grounds.
48c-le white grounds with coIorel squares and lace figures
striped ops-Sky TAM pink and black on white grounds.
Shot Isle fine ris-hlack TAM sky and pink white grounds
Lie fancy pailS blackandwhte, redandwhie kyaniWhe
tan-ardWlte.
The evening world., 1909-03-31
Post Card Albums

Albums, floral designs on cover,
space for three cards on each
page; capacity zoo, .,....., 24c
Albums, linen binding, handsomely
decorated spaces for four cards on
each page; capacity 800 cards, at
Acc.
Albums, full cloth binding, green
leaves. spaces for four cards on
each page; capacity 800 cards, At
74c.
Albums, full cloth binding, floral
design on cover, green leaves, spaces
for three cards on each page, At
S1.0S. Main Floor.
The evening world., 1909-03-31
Mid-Week Candy
Special

Mixed Specials" Can
dies, comprising specials that
are sold by exclusive dealers
at 60c. a pound; our regular
price SOC; special at 2+c.
Easter Goods, il Guiding Novelties
for children, Dinner Fayors and
Table Decorations, now ready.
Basement.
The evening world., 1909-03-31
JUDGES NEPHEW ON TRIAL.
Member OF Rich Kentucky Family
Accused of Murder.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 3l.-Joseph
Z. Gardiner. son OF wealthy planter OF
Taylorsville, Ky, and a nephew OF
Judge Edward c. O'Rear. Chief Justice
OF the Kentucky Court OF Appeals.
faced a jury here In the United States
Circuit Court OF Appeals on murder
charge. He is accused of killing Joseph
cardoza. a colorcd boat stccrer on the
whaler Bowhead, on which young Gar
diner shipped as before. mast hand.
sailing from this port In 1908
The evening world., 1909-03-31

Rosaries, imitation cut stone beads,
including amethyst, garnet, crystal,
pearl and emeralds, mounted on gold
filled chains, guaranteed for 20 years,
at Sl.9S.
Easter Postal Cards, 2c, Sc and &c.
Easter Cards, Booklets and Nov
elites, &c to 24t
Easter Novelties in burnt wood,
TIC to 39c.
hant-paintei Cards and Banners,
lie to S3.49.
The evening world., 1909-03-31
FOR A TUBERCULOSIS BUREAU

WASHINGTON, March Sl.-Represen-
tative Sterling, of Illinois, has intro
duced a bill establishing bureau un-
der Government supervision for tho ir-
vestigatiOn Of pulmonary tuberculosis
under the head of the Department OF
Commerce and Lnhor.
The evening world., 1909-03-31
l5c Cotton Crepes at lie

These Crepes IS inches wide closely resemble the
French products They pcker and wrinkle and crnkle in
the same crazy crepe way-white stripes and neat black g
ureS on light blue grounds desirable for waists dresses and
kimonoS sold elsewhere at Sc; our price lie.
The evening world., 1909-03-31
l2Kc Figured Batiste at &c

The 3atiSte is sheer and fine, and we have about fifty
different designs including Checks stripes, dots rings and
loraS. The mill made a reduction because a few slight
weave impetecions were discovered. Not thread is
enough awry to hurt the looks or wear of the stuff
The evening world., 1909-03-31
Silk Petticoats

The Drectoe mode has not, as predicted, done away
with the Pecoa-1deed, the ScantN upfted beadtls but
accenuate its frHS and aceS,
The Easter PettcoatS show all the ntS of flower gar
de-pnk, blue yellow, lavender, blurred Dresden flowers
on paler-oned goundS-ani are trimmed with silk rlrheS
lace tlomceS insertions and melalonS lace crossed
with rose rlcfeS-with fancy pinkings and shrrings
China Silk PettkoatS, 1894 to $l9.49
Dresden silk PeicoaS $l349 to $19.49
Tafea PeticoatS, 1894 to $22.49
Messaline Peroas $3.50 to $2S.89
The evening world., 1909-03-31
Lenten and Easter Goods
$3.50

The ragged Jagged phraseology of advertising fain
would take on softer, melower note when it touches
Bibles, Prayer Books, Hymnab and Rosaries.
But it is pardonable to secularze even sacred things
when the process involves practical economy that
smooths the way for spiritual grace by placing these
| enten and Easter Goods within YOUR easy REACH
The evening world., 1909-03-31

"Key of Heaven" Prayer Books,
leather binding, 42c to $l,96.
Vest Pocket Prayer Books, Sc, S4c
and Sl.44.
Following of Christ" 47c and
S1.26,
Episcopal Prayer and tIymnql, Bic
to s4.28.
Text Bibles, Sc to Sl.9S.
Reference Bibles, $l.36 to 81
Rosaries, pearl beads, 2ec to 81 Sd;
garnet or amber beads, &c,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

than 40 acres The water front Is
forest of scanolding surrounding the
ships now under construction, and the
berths include two for 5.O00-ton vessels.
one for 5000 tons, another for 1900
tons and one for 10000 There are also
berths for ships Of from 800 10 5000
tons each and for ships Of every kind,
from torpedo boats up 90 great ocean
liners. out Ia the harbor "a 150-ton
steel crane is being erected.
The kawasah company has lately
constructed ten gunboats for the Chi
nese navy II built a yacht for tho
late empress dowager and something
like 30 OF It's steamers are now plying
on the Tangtsc Kiang and other CHI
nese rivers. II has built one destroyer
and three torpedo boats Tor the king
of Siam. These have just been dcliv-
crCd and three moro have been ordered.
a 6O00-ton ship for the Pacific trade
viii be completed this month and There
are other vessel. under way. Altogether
since its organization the KaWasakI
company has built moro than 300 ves-
sells Of different kinds. It's works have
had M their employ during the past
year ON the average between nine and
ton thousand men. This force has
been somewhat reduced ON account OF
the hard times. but The prospects for
Improvement are good, and the mani
ayers tell me chat they win be soon
running fulI again. Tho company has o.
capital off SlUI001o and DO pays DIVE
dends of Do per cent
HOW THEY HANDLE MACHINERY.
In COINS through tho work. D s.as ln-
tcre-ted u the up-t0-d1te machines
and iI tIa mlstHrI5 way Boa which
these Acknowledged lauoters handle
them 'Inc 10000 employees rrr PAID
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20
How Japan is Schemine to Cob
bic the Orient.

.n window glass I'M the past all the
windows of this country were 81 paper.
and the inner wallis of every house
wore composed of hundreds OF paper
panea In the towns these are now
being replaced with glass: and as a
result japan viii soon use more glass
than amy other country of The far
east. Tho new school buildings which
are now being erected are almost
walled with glass. and cyorv large
structure ie blaze OF light. Indeed.
the conditions are changing go rapid
N boz thls part of the world that n
our manufacturers and exporters
would take advantage OF them they
should keep men on the ground to
study the markets and TO push their
goods in accordance with the demand
of the times
FRANK C. CARPENTER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

can machinery coming into Japan.
Most of our big eNportlug firms have
agents here and many machines and
machine tools are sold. steam tur-
nlnes are being introduced and with
the electric possibilities OF the country
there is bound 90 Doe "a big demand
for electrical goods in the future. The
various kinds OF American typewrlters
are for sale in an the large cities
and our sewing machines graphic
phones and monographs are 90 be
had everywhere. In my trip through
the Kawasakl dock wards ] saw many
American machines in operation and
in the planning mills and carpenter
shops found the men working on
oregon lumber
one OF the big openings Of the
future and a big market Of today is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

cool pour two ounces of spirf. OBJ,
mOnla aud "a like amount oil .,. am
Clmphor into eight Ounces of 5
udd this to- the sea aaltod No.
shake well. ln using wet inc f.t ai
over with sponge dipped n r.U
turc and rub vigorously am fEt
SLOWS. Ine RELIEF D. almost magical
worn feeling Yanishes. eioent
ton creops over tile tired NOW.
one sinks away into slumber eu.....
~ one battle the eyes whom N. .'
tired 500 water just as hot ns 90
borne 10 will give great relief
Delicate aud nervous children t..
restless Ut night should ho hafI
gently rubbed with warm water In
a hcanlng Tablespoonful oil SAM f..
dissolved. This saline bath doa.
ders 90 tuning up the young nerve.
When "a person has "a slight ffu....
turc from fatigue or ncrvourne +. IT,
the face and hands ln warm v....
which "a teaspoonful on common b..
soda has been dissolved