CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
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We would not be deemed capable of speaking lightly of that which brings sorrow to the hearts oi so many of our fellow creatures; nor would we, wantony trespass upon the just rights, or honora- ble feelings, of any member of the medical proies- sion. But we cannot resist the inclination to give the following items deny ourself the hope that a consideration of them, by the public may not be altogether unproductve of good.

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 4 norel Prescription.-The Cincinnati Gazette, in an article on the Ono Lunatlc Asylum, relates the following anecdote:

 ..ln the Asylum, there is q patient who styles himself the seattle drover, sportsman and fnancier extraordinary to the institution and mankind at largeo He has always mo- ney to loan, and never less than Sl75, 5,OO0,- 900, upon the best specie paying banks He also plays physician, and thinks especially of his ability over consHnptire diseases. Re gently, he was consulted by one of the house patients, anxious to be cured of d consump- ton of unusual severity, The doctor look ed wise, and then commenced his directions as follows: ''Take Of 'chue puccoon root and red puccoon root equal qnantaieS-1chite Sol- omoa's seal and red Solomon'S seal, each len grdins-of sulphate of quininc, ten grains j; make them all into pills and take one three times day for year. The quinine vHi operate on the smeet breads of yonr stomach, he Solomon'ssedl iciH roar Hp the heart, he p4cco5a root uiH knock tue knot oG the .qaps of Your liner and roM oui the conSnmption, just as he leares are coming out on the trees in he spring of Ae year."