RHEUMATISM.
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We are assured by person who mas eN-
perienced its effects, that the following Is
excellent for rheumatic complahe>; spn
of b,rtshorn oz. sweet oil J OF. laudanum
az. honey oz. Mix, and apply with friction
to the part affected. Bind on flannel 70 Keep
the part warm, and make use OF the ONT IN.
ment morning and evening. The above ols.i !,
ment, saws our informant, IS likewise useiui
in sprains, and other cases III which opodei-
oc is recommended.


IN infaiible remedy for The toothache.-A
lady of this town has favored US with the lol'
lowing recipe. which she says has never
failed TO produce the desired effect, aitho
tried in innnmerahle mstances-Make a SO
lutiou Of camphor and pulverzcd Cayehn'
pepper, dip therein a small quantity OF raw as
cotton. and apply It to the affected loo,a
and it viii give instant relief. 10 prevent
,he composition getting to the throat, lay
bit Of rag over the tooth for a few moments


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