| Show I 1 it superstitious of ul lunga g I 1 the use of amulets for disease seems to belong to a past age yet in truth superstition bpersti tion is kuust as rife today as in the romantic times when people discovered fairy rings in the meadows and by every wand wandering efing stream the footprints odthe of the water sprites it hardly seems possible that copper rings or inlaid rings of iron or other base metal should be worn tod today ly to ward off disease yet there are wise people men of affairs who would scorn to show superstition in greater things who are firmly convinced that they owe immunity from diw dueal ve to some such token exchange i i |
