Small-pox--a Remedy

Tho following sm;ill-pox rcmclv wc ; giveii to the publio liy a correspondont of the Stootton (Cal.) JIr.il, who Ba '■1 herewith append a recipe whichhas been usod to my knowledge in hu,; üf cases. It wijl prevent or cure sin-illpox, thousjhthe pittiugs aru fiiliii. When J eauer discovered ców-pox in Sa l, tho world of scienco hurlod uu aval ot' farne pon his head, but when tb-.mo.-t scientific school of medicine in the world- that of Paris - publisliéd this recipe as a p.iuacua tor giuali-poz it ] ■ led. It is as unfaillag ;s fate, an I oonquêra in cvery instance. I' is harmlees nrhen taken by a well persoü. !t will also euro soarlet fever. llin: is the rooipe as I Inv lusi 1 il to cure wy thüdre)i of Bcarlet fever ; hero it is as 1 havo used it to onre tho smalUpox. When Ie pUyaioians said the patients must die, it cured. Sulphato of zinc, one jriin ; foxglove (dtgatittw), o:ie Lrain ; half a tabloa; mix with two titble8poonfula of water. W'ïuw tl mixed, :idd tour ounoos of water. 'I' spoonful every liour. Eithor disease will auappearin 12 hours. For a child, smaller doses aoootdiag to their ge. If counti s 'ould compol thoir physicians to d ie this, there would be no need of pesthouses. Ifyouvaluc advico and experience, usc this for that terrible disease." The annies and] navios in Europo are said to oontain ut present 5,165,300 men, 512,291 horses, 10,223 ffeld guiis, and 800 uui.iuilkustj.