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The Morning Herald has applied itself to
The cure Of corns, for which it proposes this
ssreeabse recipe: EASY method of Curing
sorns." Macerate the feet for half an
hour, two or three nights successively, in a
pretty strong solution of soda, orless of pot
ASH. The Alkali dissolves the indurated
.l'lcle. and the corn falls out spontaneously,
ieavins small excavation which soon fills
GGp'' This reminds US of one of the recipes
ior the cure of the toothache. Fill your
mouth with cold water, and hold it over a
are I'LL 1t boils. As we'll might the Herald
recommend to US this:--Easy Mode of Cur
~ Corns- Put your feet in fish kettle
.,'ea with water, over gentle fire, and let
", sIph boil to jelly; draw off the liquor,
men "neh nothing will be left but the bones; add
ssar' lemons and white wine to the liquors:
,.Ae with the white oe seven eggs, and let
.us,and till it is cold. when it will be firm
s anu real calf's foot jelly. Eat it and such
ay ,pr me nsurishing properties, that the flesh
TO-, grow again on the bare bones of your
wal ,v.i, oat You will never more be troubled
rsra. a.on Germs. Or you are, you have only to


NFeas the remedy.-Lon. Nag.


ane Catholic Clergy of ireland it is we'll
i'sn mo y nave been lately employed in prepar-
me II = hoehsus OF the population; distinguish
cen,ua v"e numbers of each religious sect. The
is Doyu t. ,ya,,1a