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 23 ry them, that they may be beaten to owder; and calsine or burn in the fire he claw of a crab, that it may be done he like withal : Mix these powders, fine- sifted, together, and give as much as ill lie on a silver penny, in any liquor to the party and it will produce wonderful ef- ects without doing any harm by which husband or wife, through prudent man- gement, may be easily obtained.

CONCLUSION.

wish good trading and good health To all, where'er you dwell ; Tuch honour aye and much good wealth To all who wish us well. Set no distractions now abound, Nor whig nor tory longer grumble; But let the glass go cheerful round; Yet for their sins let all be humble.

FINIS.