| For the Scurvey Mary Thirkelds Scurvey Bottle | ||||
| Take a pound of Guaiacum-Bark* 1/-**Take a pound of Guaiacum-Bark* 1/-** | ||||
| ½ lb of Sassafras* | ||||
| ½ lb of Liquorish | ||||
| Boil All these in three quarts of Water till it comes to | ||||
| three pints, and when it is Cold, put it in a Vessel with Two | ||||
| Gallons of Ale, in 3 or 4 days it is fitt to Drink for 6. or 12 | ||||
| months, according to the Violence of the Distemper – it will | ||||
| certainly Cure | ||||
| For the Cramps | ||||
| Take Rosemary Leaves and Chop them very small and Sew them in | ||||
| fine Linnen and make them into Garters, and Wear the Night | ||||
| and day and lay a Down-Pillow on your leggs in the night | ||||
| For the Collick | ||||
| Take half a Pint of Dr Steven's Water* / Shake the Bottle | ||||
| As much Plague Water* / and take four or | ||||
| As much Juniper Berry / Five Spoonfulls | ||||
| And and Ounce of Powder of Rhubarb / at a time when the Fitt | ||||
| / is on you, or likely to come | ||||
| Roasted Apples, Honey, and Butter/ Mixed together for a Supper | ||||
| Good for a Cold or any Disorder in the Breast | ||||
| a | ||||
| Treake 1 lb – 2 ½ } Mix'd together for a Cold, or the Stoppage in the | ||||
| Allicompain* Powderd 1 } Breast 2. Spoonfulls morning and night | ||||
| Liquorus Powder* 1 } | ||||
| Brimstone* Powder 1 } | ||||
| 5 ½ } | ||||
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Transcribed by JMCN and CTW