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,._ 1o Some Pcuple of Gerllral ~'oint. .
I write this article for the special
-benefit of those whu take~a delight in
teasing, insulting and throwing taunts
at a certai~i yotuit; lady (or any other i
;~~dy~for that matter} in Central Point. j
A -jolce is• a joke but there is a limit
and stopping place fur all things of
that kind. INoW:the best thing you can
do is to. stop, and -the following is a
very good-cure for such SCANDAL. ~
Take of~ "GOOD NATURE" an
ounce: of an herb called by the Indians,
"MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS,"
one ounce: mix thrs with a little'
"CHARITY FOR OTHERS," and twv
or three sprrgs of "KEEP YOUR TON-
GUE BETWEEN YOUR TEETH",
simmer ~ them together in a vessel call-
~t1`~'~`CIR"Ct7"MSPECTIt7IT;" fvr a short
time, and it will be fit fur use.
APPLICATION -The symptoms are
~a Violent itching in the tongue and
roof ~ of the mouth, which invariably
takes place when you are in company ~
with a species of animals called gossips. ~
When you feel a fit of the disorder
Carving on, take a teaspoonful of the .
mixture; hold it in--your mouth, which ~
you will keep closely shut till you get i
home, and you will find a complete
care. Should you apprehend a relapse
. keep a small bottleful. about you, arni
.on~. the - slightest- symptom repeat .tlie
dose. " • _--A. R. Parker.
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