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To weare mullen or hage taper in the shoes is very goo[note: page damage in corner] to bring them downe and to drag the paine out of th ehead
To helpe them that are broken beled
Take the hearbe called the hearbe of life you must take but the knote of it and the leaves that grow a bout the knott stampe and straine it with beare or alle and drink it and no other drink a great while together all so you must dry of it in pouder and cut it in your broth using it in this sort it will helpe them that have bene longe greeved so as it be used a great space so as if you begin it at holantide and and continew till after crismas and when the party is wery and canot drink continually then let him drinke it once or twice a day and theirof never faile use the pouder continually they must eat noe milck nor any swelling windy meats or at the least as litell as they can if poverty constraine them it must needs be the longer befor they be well :::
For a Sore Throat
Stampe Culambine and sinkfell and straine them with milck and drink it worme :::
For a very sore mouth
Their is a dises in the mouth it will be raw in the roofe and the throat which will eat the mouth and be past help if [?i?]t be not looked unto and for this greefe take honey and allome and boyle them together a litell while then draw the mouth very dry and take up th emedison with your finger and spred the mouth like a plaister doe this three times a day it will surly helpe it it is a great paine for an [note: illegible mark below "an"] houre after it is resed it hath cured them which have had a sore mouth 3 years together :::
For the canker in the mouth or any sore mouth