ALEXANDER ANDREWS.

Abridge, Essex.

_Mice as a Medicine_ (Vol. i., p. 397.).--An old woman lately recommended

an occasional roast mouse as a certain cure for a little boy who wetted his

bed at night. Her own son, she said, had got over this weakness by eating

three roast mice. I am told that the Faculty employ this remedy, and that

it has been prescribed in the Oxford Infirmary.

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