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DEAR SIR,-It is well known fact to all mothers
and physlcians that there are but very few things
more difficult to manage than the many diseases
which young children are afflicted with, and more
particularly so, when il becomes necessary to make
very easy matter for an adult make of gargles
when he has a sore throat, but with the infant, and
child, it cannot be done. Powdered alum is one
of the best remedies that can be used. II should
be burned on shovel, then powdered and blown
through a quill, directly upon the inAamed parts.
Ii will be found in most cases (after every
thing else has taied) to act like a charm. The
practitioner will find, trial, this article and this
mode Of using it, OF great value and should never be
neglected in those terrible affections OF the throat
which almost always follow scarlet fever. When
the Inflammation is rapidly extending down into
the psephasus and arynx, and sometimes into the
disease is in all such cases that powdered alum
will be found invaluable Very respectfully,


II. BosTwIcH, M. d.