Image 297 (unnumbered folio) 3 receipts and one newspaper story
| Whites paper July 21. 1764* | The following is said to be an Infallable |
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| for the Cure of Deafness | ||||
| Put a Table Spoonfull of Bay Salt into near half a pint | ||||
| of Cold Spring Water, and after it has Steep’d therein for 24. Hours, | ||||
| (now and then shaking the Phial) cause a Small Tea Spoonfull | ||||
| to be pour’d in the Ear most Effected every night when in Bed, for | ||||
| Seven or Eight Nights Successively, laying your Head on the | ||||
| Opposite Side, by which the Cure is often compleated | ||||
| Universal Magazine for July. 1764 | ||||
| July 28. 1764 (White & Saint Newspaper)* | ||||
| This Week Two Persons who had unfortunately been Bitt with | ||||
| a Mad Dog, Set out for Colne in Lancashire in Order to take | ||||
| the famous Medicine, Administred by a person there, | ||||
| for preventing the dreadfull Effects attending such | ||||
| Misfortunes | ||||
| Francis Dawson – Farmer } | Also Elianor Turnbell | |||
| Mrs Landell Servant Groat Markett } | Brancepeth | |||
| & Sir Walter Blacketts Gardener } | ||||
| Garlick } Boil’d | {Snakeroot* } | Put in a glass of Rum | ||
| Onion } & Season’d | {& Scochoneal } | or Brandy in a | ||
| Sorrel } for a Cold | {The Rind of Civil Orange } | Morning |
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Transcribed by JW and LF