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For a very sore throat or a rume that falls from the nea[note: edge damage]
take sume fine wooll and pick it cleane and then buter it well and then lay it to the throat frome one eare to the other and bind a cloth over it very worme and this is very good for a horseness or great could you may pu[t] [note: edge damage] the wooll one with out butar it will doe well. [note: initials] [?LA?]
To break an inpostome in the stomack to fret the bage
Drink in the morning fasting a drath of whit wine vineger and fast a while after it [a]proved thing
For stoping in the stomack or a short breath proved
Swallow downe 3 or 4 cloves of garlick in the morning fasting proved :::
purslen water is very good to washe the mouth with for the scovery or heat in the mouth proved [note: initials or mark] :::
For the freshes in young children
let the childs mouth be often be wipedor wetwithe the clout that the childs urene is wet with and put upon the cloth that is wet a litell clarified Honey a very litell and doe it often and it will doe much good :::
An other for the freshes in children
give them often surope of mullberys and plantan water mingled together and wash their mouths often therwith :::