, 1872-10-20

are legion, from the wearing OF
belts, stolen ches!uuts, or potatoes,
,e2ds. and What not, to bath
affected part with water from the church
carrying, ns emulets. the foot of rab-
piece Of mountain ash Few persons
,acape the disease, and it would be ANUS
he pockets Of etaid merchants, "'greya
,rend seignors," and the s'women who
we'll MS $ the women who work." could
led, showing that each has'ihat little
Il superetiticn, which is gratitied by
the charm, while common sense is put
h, "Wen, it won't do any harm, if it
ny good
aad scalds are generally considered to
ably unconfortcl,le tlinge, butif people
ew how easy it is to Immediately get over
evil consequences and painful eensa-
icy would regard all such accidents with
contempt.
hetlanders. to cure q burn, breathe on it
:, each time repeating:
ere CONES to cure burnt sore,
a. = dead knew what the living endure,
burnt soto would burn no more"
4neJ the following is substituted:
wife cut Of the grave arose,
throuEt the sea she sw;1nme3:
Trough tne 1ts:.or wade 10 the cradle
save the bairn, burnt Eair,
10 charm in Cornwall coaEists Of:
9erc two angels came from the east:
ought fire, and tie other frest.
name Of tie Father, the Son, and Holy Chest" !"
vonshire the verse has three angels IN It:
- three angels came from the east and
ought fire and the other brought frost;
third it vas the Holy Ghost
9, in frost; in the uaue OF tho Father,
i, and Of the Holy Ghost. Asren.''
is also modified, in other parts Of
esty g realm, into:
An angel came from the north,
and he brought cold and frcst;
An angel came frcln the south,
And be brought heat and fire;
Tbs angel from the North
Put OUT the fire.
In the name Of the Father and
OF the Son, and Of tle Holy Ghost"
venting cramps, VARIOUS are the sag-
Tyine a garter around the left leg
le Knee Is practised everywhere, and
approved On by bo5a, who lie eei-sklns
their limbs in order that they may not
TIile swimming. Rlugs dug out OF
are in various localities deemed in
while in others, placing shoes under
covers, leaving the tees sticking out, Is
ventiTe, par e1celle<ee. AGAIN, "a some
shoes are put onder the bed, so1cs
or both ehocs and stockings arc laid
10 on the lQea.'
Ia. crest 1flth is placed in the curative
OF 11ngs made from silver coin, vol
giT4n to the afflicted person by &C.
- Of the opposite sex; in addition to
% into church at midnight, and walk
-.ae communion table three times, is
cd to be very eEcacioue. So far from
ice being thing Of the past, the Lon
not very many years ago, described
t the door Of e country church, where q
oman sat holding out her hand, mute1y
the voluntary almsgiving which was
ITO perfect the spell and endow her
its healing virtues.
the many antidotes for tho poisonous
oousts, whcch go the round OF the
when those seventeen-yearly visit
heir appearance in this country, mono
popular as that or cutting chicken in
binding the warm, palpitating half to
Id Though Of modern use, this is by
Ba new remedy, for TIE find that the
Dr.. Dome, Mr. Secretary PepJ5, end
;eremy Taylor, all agree in ascriblng to
'7cation wonderful virtues in cases Of in
In and fevers- Indeed, tis by no means
BILE that the goood old Bishop saw it
h marvellous effect iu Cases Of the
NsBquinacie."
+ ua have heard Of dock-1eaf as being
-. for nettle stings; and boys who use
lille rubbing it On the place st1ns:
! "Nettle in-docE out,
Dock in-nettls oat,"-
being aware that it is spoken Of by the
! English poetry, who says:
iddest me that I should love another
~ 1e&T 1or
not in my power, leye brother,
3pgh might get would not do 30;
t'st thou play racken to and fro,
u, dock out; cow this, now that, Paoudars7
u1e fall her for thy voc that care"
"a out thorn, Davonshire folks are
lind piece OF snake skin on the oppo-
of the hand; and in Northampton the
z verse is said to prevent thorn from
: in the flesh:
tur Bayior was Of virgin born,
head wss crownsd with crown Of thorn,
never canEered or fes:ered at Ill,
d hope in Christ JESUS this never shall"
t of remedies for tEe toothache is led
me from our philosoEaic ACQUAINTANCE,
nalm Dieby. In his Choice and Ex-
al Receipts in Pkyeick md Chirurg-
inted in 1868, he gives '' 4 Sympathetic
the toothache :"
h an iron nail raise and cut The gGm
,ont The teeth till it bleed, and that como
,1ond stick upon the null then drive it
rooden beam up to the head atter this
e ife.S 7 -
r, time, O tooth from o corpse is w1sn as
II, as is also the following charm:
ton marble stone weeping,
: came past and said, "What nileth the,
no lord. nv tooth doth acte!n
3, q Peter, go thy way, thy tooth shall ache NJ
sufferer repeats:
lelory! all glory! all glory! be to tht
:. and to the Son, and to the holy Chest
Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ, wal
i the garden Of Getheemane, He say
oing. He called him unto Him, AMI
:er, why weepest thou:' Peter an
with pain, the pain Of my TOOTH On!
and Ny words abide with thee, thou ehal
feel any more pain in thy tooth Pete
Lord, T beleye, help Thou my unbelief
: name Of the Father, Son, and Hol::
>. God grant me ease from the pain in m:
r Leyeus, "Master Of Arts in Oxford, an
mt in Physick and Chirurgery," in hi
-1way to Health," which was printed for
ad sold by Charles lynn, at the Three Bitles
,ndon Bridge, MDCLXYI, among numerou
prescriptions, gives this ore. for "a man O.
n that is in consumption:" Take brass po
ii it with water, and eet on the fire, and pn
1t ealthen pot within that pot, and the1
! these the parcels following: Take cocl
,u1l him slive, then flea OF his skin, thel