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weat your hands with oyle and stick them out smoth and rowle them up and keepe them for your use: lay one of them one any place that a reth being first wormed and let it lye till it fall offe but for a cut wound or sore brest you must dres it 2 or 3 tims a day and wipe the plaister with a linen cloth and worme it and lay it one a gaine:::
To Stench Bloud of a wound
Take the leane of Salt befe as much you think will goe in to the wound and lay it one the embres and let it rost till it be thorowly hot then put it in to the wound and bind it up all so if you see a man in dangers marke where the wound is and if the wound be in the foot bind him a bove the anckle and if it bo one the lege bind the thies and so[note: illegible]fe one the hand a bout the rest if one the arme a baugh with a good list 2 or 3 tims a bout:::
And exelent Salve ould or new sores and for the head ache
Take harts sewett rosin and perison of each halfe a pound whit [note: lead ] wax of each 4 ounces first melt the sewet and wax together put in the pouder and gums and when they are relinked together straine them thorow a pece of canuice in and other uesell and put theirto a potell of whit wine and set it one the fire againe and boyle it till the wine be consumed allways sturing it then take it from the fire and