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CURE FOR BURNs. DR.. Cross, IN 'ha
Western Journ al OF Medicine SAYS hais
Leaf is the most valuable lhereaPeu~
agent for the cure Of burns now kao"h'
He gives The method of using It as i0lioe''
before 1t is laid on, it should be well NIX
ed with inseed oil. IN the proportion o. q
bout one ounce of the former to a d'aelDi
of the latter, or un'il it is ofIhe eonsis'e11l
of thick cream. When the llnseea OIL
not at hand olive oil may be adVan.'s'
ouSly used as substitute.


1.-The best mode of applying the VINE &
lead is by means of large camel hl.
pencil, or, what answers equally we'll all
can always be readily obtained, so'
muslin or linen mop With this the ars:'
ted surface is covered with layer sum. /,
ciently thick to concea. it from ye" u
vesicles exist, their contents must DC esu.s
ated with fine needle, and the part oi''-
with soft sponge, or carded colion' one.
wise the lead will not adhere The df'a'
ing is completed by covering The PaIn'su -, 80
face with piece of old muslin or iip.u' .II. ~
confining it with a moderately lgu' i''
er" -


Tallow chandIeries, soap factories aaI ~
all other establishments. where oufhs ..o,o.
scalds are of frequent occurrence are TO N
mended 10 keep supply OF VINE S.1.. 20 /,
hand. The high character oi III. -, ,.a,s-
sufficient to cause the adoption Of his -