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Show Witchcraft Helps Mistreated Vives With Erring Mates KNOXVILLE Wives with wandering wan-dering hubbies need only to know a trick or two rf sorcery to ruin the Casanova pk.ris of their scoundrel scoun-drel mates. This cc.t.os from a man who practices witchcraft. If the mistreat', d wife will wrap I one of hubby's neckties around her leg when the rascal leaves for a rendezvous, he'll find it impossible to make any progress with his out- ' side love. j This advice is written in Dr. Obic . Lee Roddie's little black book, along with his other sly tricks for "laying a burden on your enemy's heart," "winning court cases,'' "busting up a party" and causing "sudden death." The witch doctor who doped out the hexes was himself a "sudden death" victim. He was shot to death by a woman who said Roddie had put a 24 hour dea'h hex on her. Maybe the doctor failed to take some of his own advice which is included in the little hook. He could have concocted a "lucky hand" of rattlesnake potion, John the Conqueror Con-queror root and love powder. Worn pinned to the underwear, it is good for three months' service. The book says Roddie could have protected his home with a witch's fire made of old shoes and sulphur. The ashes from the blaze, with a bit of black pepper stirred in, may be scattered about the yards to provide defense against evil. |
