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Primitive Physic
Primitive Physic
St. Anthonys fire
St. Anthonys fire
Take a glass of tar warter,
Take a glass of tar warter, [[water?] in
bed, every hour washing the part
with the same
Spitting Blood
Take two spoonfuls of the juice of
[[?]] every morning and a large
cup of decoction of [[?]] of night
for a week - or a [[?]] spoon of fine
salt every three hours. till it stops.
Vomiting Blood
Take two spoonfuls of nettle juice
Wind cholic
Parched peas [[eaten?]]
Croup
Tie a garter smooth and tight under
your knee ere going to bed
Deafness
put a little salt into the ear, or
drop a teaspoonful of salt in it
Eyes [[bleary?]]
drop the juice of crap apple into it
Blood shot eye
Apply rags dipped into cold water
two or three hours
Blindness
is often cured by cold bathing - or [[?]]
[[unclear]]
Dull sight
Drop in two or three drops of juice of rotten apples often
Eyes inflamed
apply a poultice of wormwood [[unclear]]
with the yolk of an egg

Revision as of 00:50, 9 March 2019

Primitive Physic St. Anthonys fire Take a glass of tar warter, [[water?] in bed, every hour washing the part with the same Spitting Blood Take two spoonfuls of the juice of ? every morning and a large cup of decoction of ? of night for a week - or a ? spoon of fine salt every three hours. till it stops. Vomiting Blood Take two spoonfuls of nettle juice Wind cholic Parched peas eaten? Croup Tie a garter smooth and tight under your knee ere going to bed Deafness put a little salt into the ear, or drop a teaspoonful of salt in it Eyes bleary? drop the juice of crap apple into it Blood shot eye Apply rags dipped into cold water two or three hours Blindness is often cured by cold bathing - or ? unclear Dull sight Drop in two or three drops of juice of rotten apples often Eyes inflamed apply a poultice of wormwood unclear with the yolk of an egg