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been benefited from the use of them, we
cordially say, we rejoice in your relief,
though never effected by the rings, Sc, but,
at the same time, regret to see science de-
graded for the purposes Of deception and
gain.


Some wear red yarn about their neck
as preventive against bleeding at the nose:
others, have we seen, who would not dare
be without horse-chestnut or two in their
pockets, lest, without them, they should be
attacked with rheumatism or gout. Equally
philosophical, though more excusable, are
they who wear galvanic rings for the cure
of the toothache, and various other COM
plants. ssThe metals of which DR.. Chris
ties patent rings are composed are prepared
by secret process, known only to the dis
coverer, for which he obtained his patent,
and all " " are worthless, and without any
beneficial effect whatever" S. w. W..