This comes from want of attention to the skin, but often appears on the ears as a forerunner of canker, in which case wash with warm water and anoint with olive oil. Give the dog a dose of physic, and feed on a light diet for a few days. If you will put my Skin Cure on these crusty ears twice a day, rub on well both sides, which softens up the crusty and scaly edges and flaps of the ear. then gently scrape off what is loosened, with your lingers - in a few days the ears will be cured. This is my treatment, and it always works. The fact of the matter is that my Skin Cure, containing nine ingredients, carefully blended and mixed, will just about take proper care of any skin trouble that a dog has. Each eight ounce bottle is mixed and prepared, just the one at a time, this being necessary in order to get the different ingredients properly blended, and connot be made in bulk. It sells for the same price as any other skin remedy- but. with all due regard to the virtues of Glover's, Gent's, Clayton's and Spratt's - which are all good - -mine is just simply better. I've used all the others, and they do the work, if used as per directions, but - I like my own the best. The price is Fifty Cents for full eight ounce bottle, and can only go by express.

Salivation is caused by administration of overdoses of medicines in which mercury figures. Mercurial salts are in many skin remedies - a great mistake - as the mercury will absorb through the skin. Symptoms of mercurial poisoning are increased salivation, gums swollen and spongy, that bleed at the slightest touch, surrounded with a bluish rim, external fetid breath, loose teeth, furred tongue, intense thirst, ulceration, loss of oppe-tite, and sloughing off of the gums. If the dog has had a large dose, or frequent doses have accumulated in the system, the stomach and intestines have become involved, causing obstinate vomiting and dysentery; the dog loses flesh rapidly, eruptions occur, the hair drops off, teeth fall out, and aparlysis and death the result. Symptoms must be treated as they occur, kidneys and bowels operated upon, while the patient's strength must be kept up by stimulants and food. In serious cases you must force food into them - beef tea is a good thing and most eisily given - a little at a time, but quite often.