906. Split a pea and rub the wart with both pieces, make a wish that some person shall get the wart, throw one piece over one shoulder and the other over the other (into the river), and the wart will go to the person wished. _Miramichi, N.B._ 907. If you rub your warts with a pebble, wrap the pebble in paper, and throw it away; the person who picks it up will have them come to him. Or, should you label the paper with some one's name and throw it away, the warts will go to the person whose name you have written. _New England._ 908. Take a green, mossy pebble, wrap it up, tie it, and throw it away. The finder will catch the wart which you had. _Rhode Island._ 909. Take as many pebbles as there are warts. Rub them on the warts. Roll them in paper and throw them away. The finder takes the warts. _Boxford, Mass._ 910. Go out of doors, count three, stop and pick up the stone nearest to your toe. Wrap it up in a paper, and throw it away. The one that picks it up will get the warts. _Providence, R.I._ 911. Count out secretly as many stones as you have warts, tie in a rag, and throw them where they can't be seen. _Massachusetts._ 912. If you have warts, walk nine steps backward with your eyes shut, having just picked up a pebble with which rub the wart, and throw it away. _Fort Worth, Tex._ 913. To cure warts, wash the hands in warm pig's blood. _Nova Scotia._ 914. Steal as many pins as you have warts, wrap them in paper, and throw them in the road: the warts will attack whoever picks up the paper, and leave you. _Bruynswick, N.Y._ 915. Run a pin through the wart, and put the pin in the road; the finder gets the wart. _Missouri._ 916. Rub warts with the head of a pin; hide the latter and do not look for it, or tie a knot in a string, lay it away, and do not look for it, and the warts will disappear. _Western New York._ 917. Take a potato and rub it over the wart, then wrap the potato in a piece of paper and throw it away. The one who finds it will have the wart. _Maine._ 918. Rub the wart with a cotton rag, spit on the rag and hide it under a water-board (a wooden gutter used as a duct for rain-water off the roof of a house), where the water will drip on it. The whole operation must be kept secret. _Kansas._ 919. Rub the wart with rock-salt till it bleeds, and throw a lump of salt in the fire; if it crackles and snaps out of the fire, the wart will get well; if not, not. _Central Maine._ 920. Binding a slug (_Limax_) on a wart will cure it. _Cazenovia, N.Y._ 921. Rub the warts with the sole of your shoe; as the leather wears away, the warts depart. _Springfield, Mass._