{"newspaper_name": "The Yazoo Democrat.", "edition": "01", "page": "p6", "byline": ""}
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REcE1PE FOR AsTHMA.-The following
recipe for the Asthma has been handed to
US BY a gentleman of intelligence, say the
Frederick Herald, who, as we know, has
long and grievOusly suffered with that com.
plant, and has handed this recipe to us in
hopes that others suffering like himseIfmav
be relieved:


Dissolve one ounce of saltpetre in pint
OF water--diP sheets of fine brown paper
In the solution until they are saturated
dry the paper; when fit of the Asthma
comes on tear a strip or two from sheet
and burn the strips; the patient being near
the smoke so long as the burning contin.
ues. The above simple remedy has given
more relief to a sufferer for % years of
the asthma than any other remedy he ever
used.