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46) it settle, & powre the Clear from the bottome & put it in a glass to keep for your use, you may of the grounds make a Searcloth with putting some yellow wax melted to it. This Oyle is good for any Spraine anointing it night & morning & rubing it warm in & then put a peece of the Searcloth upon it, it is good for any bruise inward or outward, it Stoppeth bleeding healeth any green wound it is good for a horse that hath melted his graisse you must make it in the midst of May. The Black Salve. Take a pinte of Sallade oyle & half a pound of red led, boyle it upon a Soft fire till they be black, then put in the quantitee of a Wallnutt, of bees wax & a Spoonfull of Any seeds beaten & finely Scared, if you will have it for a Sear Cloth for a cold disease put in the marrow of 3 or 4 deer shanks, & 3 or 4 Spoonfulls of Strong water but take it from the fire first by droping it upon a trancher. you may know when it is boyled enough To cure the Scurvey Take of wormood read water cresses, & brook lime of each of these a handfull, wash &
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46) it settle, & powre the Clear from the bottome & put it in a glass to keep for your use, you may of the grounds make a Searcloth with putting some yellow wax melted to it. This Oyle is good for any Spraine anointing it night & morning & rubing it warm in & then put a peece of the Searcloth upon it, it is good for any bruise inward or outward, it Stoppeth bleeding healeth any green wound it is good for a horse that hath melted his graisse you must make it in the midst of May. The Black Salve. Take a pinte of Sallade oyle & half a pound of red led, boyle it upon a Soft fire till they be black, then put in the quantitee of a Wallnutt, of bees wax & a Spoonfull of Any seeds beaten & finely Scared, if you will have it for a Sear Cloth for a cold disease put in the marrow of 3 or 4 deer shanks, & 3 or 4 Spoonfulls of Strong water but take it from the fire first by droping it upon a trancher. you may know when it is boyled enough To cure the Scurvey Take of wormood read water cresses, & brook lime of each of these a handfull, wash &
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