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As every one seems to be familiar with
thcsc painful excrosccnces, we extract the
following mode of cure, which is well
worth lryng:-Take a small piece Of
flannel which has not yet been washed,
wrap or sew il around the corn or toe
one thickness will be sufficient Wet the
flannel whore the place is. night and
morning, with fine sweet oil Renew
the flannel weekly, and at the same time
pare the corn, which will soon dlsap-
pear.