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Old cheese grated and given to a child, has been known to afford relief: it is also beneficial when a child is seized with sudden illness from having eaten too many cherries. For Tooth-ache. Reduce two drachms of alum to a very fine powder, and mix with it seven drachms of nitrous spirits of ether; apply it to the tooth.
Grace might have packed her trunks to go to the moon, or the Pacific Ocean, quite alone for matter of any help Lillie would ever have thought of. If Grace had headache or tooth-ache or a bad cold, Lillie was always "so sorry;" but it never occurred to her to go and sit with her, to read to her, or offer any of a hundred little sisterly offices.
With regard to the telegrams. Half a dozen words only might come over the cable, to say, for instance, that the late Emperor Napoleon, who was the then supposed arbiter of the Old World, had nominated Count somebody or General that to a fresh portfolio; or that, the "scion of the house of Hapsburgh" was suffering from tooth-ache; or that, John Bright was going to Dublin to lecture "on Irish affairs."
Two by two they circled around, Peter in the centre singing Old Dan Tucker Was a fine old man Then back to the right He washed his face In the frying-pan. Then around in a circle hand in hand He combed his hair On a wagon-wheel, And died with the tooth-ache In his heel!
A tea-cup of flaxseed boiled till soft, requires no addition to make a good poultice. Hop Poultice, and its Uses. Boil a handful of hops in a pint of water till very soft; when thicken it with corn meal. This is very good for a sore throat, tooth-ache, or swelled face. Onion Poultice.
If I don't have this tree, I won't have any." He had it, and it still adorns the magnificent lawn at Stanmore. Few people know that he had a fancy for collecting precious stones, simply as rarities. One of Mr. Lawson's daughters complained to him of tooth-ache, and he advised her to have it extracted.
"What is the matter?" "Nothing more than a very troublesome tooth-ache," I replied. "Use a little kreosote," said she. "I would; but the tooth is sound." "A sound tooth, is it?" My visitor's tone and look made my heart beat quicker. "Yes, it is perfectly sound." "I am always afraid of an aching tooth that is perfectly sound, since poor Mrs. P had such a time with her jaw." "What was that?"
Perched on a high stool, at an isolated table in a state of chaos, he was absorbed in making a boat, entirely oblivious of the racking tooth-ache which had been his excuse for staying from school. As cool, saucy, hard-handed, and soft-hearted a little specimen of young America was Toady as you would care to see; a tyrant at home, a rebel at school, a sworn foe to law, order, and Aunt Kipp.
But if the progress of the world had been left to the serf and his feudal master, we would still be living after the fashion of the twelfth century, saying "abracadabra" when we tried to stop a tooth-ache, and feeling a deep contempt and hatred for the dentist who offered to help us with his "science," which most likely was of Mohammedan or heathenish origin and therefore both wicked and useless.
'His unjust contempt for foreigners was, indeed, extreme. One evening, at old Slaughter's coffee-house, when a number of them were talking loud about little matters, he said, "Does not this confirm old Meynell's observation For any thing I see, foreigners are fools." 'He said, that once, when he had a violent tooth-ache, a Frenchman accosted him thus: "Ah, Monsieur vous etudiez trop."
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