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A REoEIPE TO CURE DIARRHps.-We have
seen many remedies for Diayrhga going the
rounds in the newspapers. We insert the
following one from the GValley (Va) Farmer,''
which as tits cheap and innocent one any of
our readers suffering from that dreadful com
plaint, may try it with safety.


Have little bag made ouf Of new linen strong
ly sewed, Of about four inches long and one and
a half in diameter, stamp il full II wheat -four,
as full as you can getit, tie the bag when filled
and boil it for an hour IN clean water; then take
il out and let it get cold; rip open the bag and
take off the outer crust, which the water oc-
casioned, and take Of the chalky part a tea
spoonful in tea (it matters not what kind Of
iea) every hour. As soon as the patient feels
relieved, let him slack and take half spoonful
every two hours, and so on diminishing the
dose and the time as the patient feels re-
ieved, so as not to create costiveness. When
used this medicine, | took it wihou. tea,
but il is hard to swallow, keeping little piece
in my pocket, which | used occasionally. The
cure will be effected in six hours. This in
nocent medicine has been sufficiently tried,
and effected cures, when ali other remedies
proved of no avail. As this medicine can be
| had without money or price, the writer OF this
assures the public Of its efficiency, and wishes
that every family may beln possession OF this
valuable recipe.