{"newspaper_name": "Holly Springs gazette.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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RECIPE FOR CRoUP.-Dr. Goldman has
recommended the following as certain, as
well as simple remedy for this common
and often fatal disease among children
He saws, whenever they are threatened
with attack of Group, 1 direct plaster
covered with dry Scotch Snuff varying
in size according to the age of the patient.
to be applied dirictly across the thorax, and
retained there ill all the symptoms disaP>
pear. The remedy is found to be always ef-
iectual when applied in the first and Sc
cond stages of the malady." The plaster
is made by greasing piece Of linen, and
covering it with snuff