An excelent receit for the tisick*[*] | ||||
and cough .fo.128 | ||||
Take halfe a pound of the best blew figgs and | ||||
slice them thine* and put them into a morter | ||||
you can get and pound them well together | ||||
then take tow ounces of surrupe* of Cooltsfoot** | ||||
and tow ounces of sugger candy and beat it | ||||
all well together and so keepe it for your | ||||
use you must take as much as a small | ||||
wallnut at night when you goe to bedd | ||||
and as much in the morning | ||||
pro:batum* | ||||
An aproved medison* for | ||||
a spraine | ||||
Take the white of an egge |
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and oyle of rosses |
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well together then take some tow* and make a plas- | ||||
ter with it and spred the likquid things on the | ||||
towe and so laye it to the sore but you must set | ||||
it before the fier to take away the extream coold | ||||
and so lay it to the spraine | ||||
An excelent sercloth* to Laye | ||||
to the spraine after the | ||||
poultise afer mentioned | ||||
Take a little that is a penyworth of | ||||
poumpillion* and as much diapasrery* and | ||||
a little red lead and boyle it a little over the | ||||
fire and make a sercloth and lay it one | ||||
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Transcribed by SW