| For the Collick | ||||
| ½ Pint | ||||
| Dr Stevens / | Take half a Pint of Dr Stevens Water*, as much Plague Water*, as | |||
| Plague / | much Juniper berry Water, and an Ounce of Powder of Rhubarb | |||
| Juniper /water | shake the Bottle, and take four or Five Spoonfulls at a time | |||
| 1 oz Ruberb ) | when the Fit is on you, or likely to come | |||
| Powder ) | ||||
| A Bitter Draught | ||||
| Take of Gentian root three drams, of Camomile flowers One Ounce | ||||
| of Rosemary flowers One Ounce, of Tops of Centaury*, Tops of | ||||
| Roman Wormwood*, Tops of Carduus*, of each One Handfull | ||||
| Boil all these in Two Quarts of Spring Water till it comes to | ||||
| a Quart, you may a Pint of White Wine to it strain it | ||||
| out, and when it is cold bottle it. Drink a quarter of a Pint | ||||
| in the Morning, and as Much at Four O’Clock in the afternoon | ||||
| For a Swelling in the Face | ||||
| Take a Handfull of Damask-Rose leaves, boil them in running Water | ||||
| till they are tender, Stamp* them to a Pulp, and Boil White Bread | ||||
| and Milk till it is soft & then put in your Pulp with a little | ||||
| Hogs Lard, and thicken it with the Yolk of an Egg | ||||
| and apply it warm | ||||
| Damask Rose leaves | ||||
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Transcribed by GB and KS