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[note: illegible] Take yarow and planton long plantan other wise called ribworth and boyle it in a quart of the strockings of a red cows milck and boyle it till it comes to a pint and give the party a drath in the morning fasting worme and at night going to bed proved thing:::
For any Ache Mrs G
Take a quarter of a pint of aquite a quarter of a pint of bolocks galls and a quarter of a pint of neats foot oyle and put to them a handfull of camamile fether few and worm wood shred all small and boyle it till it coms to one quarter of a pint and then anoynt the party with a litell quantity at a time worme and well bathed in a gainst the fire and well dryed in proved thing:::
quince wine must be boyled with sume suger in it will make it very good and keep well a good whill and is a very houlsome drink wesfalle a [?backen?] must be laid in brine and when it is salt anufe then smoke it with hay till it be dry and it will be the sweeter boyle it in a cloth and boyle it very tender in hay and put in as much roch petar as will bye one a shilling when it is first put into the brine