To Pickle Onions | ||||
Take Boiling Water power* upon Onions | ||||
Then make Ready a mug of milk & Water | ||||
Then Skin your Onions |
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Then take a Pan of Water, when Boiling with Salt, | ||||
Then put your Onions in – let them Boil Three Minutes – | ||||
Strain then Thro’ a Cullander | ||||
Then dry them with a Cloth | ||||
Then put them into your Bottles, with Distill’d Vinegar | ||||
White pepper – Mace – Ginger | ||||
Be Sure you always keep them Cover’d with Vinegar | ||||
A Water for Soar Eyes Mr Handley a Surgeon | ||||
Take Four ounces of Bole Armoneck* } in Newcastle – | ||||
2. Ounces of Camphyre * } (Ingredients) by Miss Hudson | ||||
1. Ounce of Bitter Almonds } | ||||
(Beat them very fine) | ||||
a Gallon of Soft Water, Boil’d as for Tea in an Earthen Mugg, |
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Cold – put the Mixture into a Large Bottle Shake it Three | ||||
Times a day for Fourteen days – Then draw off the | ||||
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Clear ⁁ for Use, and keep it well Cork’d – the Older it | ||||
is the Better | ||||
Turpintine Drops for the Wind | ||||
From 13. Droppes to 30 is taken for Three mornings Successively | ||||
of[?] Patt Fell | ||||
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Transcribed by LF and JW