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A Souerain Remedy for a sore breast or any other swelling
Take a pinte of y^e Juce of groundsell & mix ther w^th 6 or 7 or 8 spoonfulls of wheat flower y^e worse y^e flower is y^e more you must put in & stir y[m] together then take y^e yolks of 2 or 3 eges & beat y^m very well & put y^m in yⁿ boyle it alltogether till it be a very thick pultice wⁿ you have taken it of y^e fire out in 3 spoon fulls of raw hony & stir it together & lay some of it on a cloth as hot to y^e breast as y^e party can sufer it renew it evening & morning this will either dissolve y^e swelling y^t it shall not break or if it be broken lay this pultice to it & it will both draw & heale so you aply nothing else this hath been much used & hath done rar cuers w^th litle pain

The Yellow Salve of my Lady Husseys 29 Sep: 1684
Take 4 ounces of venis terpentine as much Bee wax, almost as much Rozin a little bitt of fresh butter Boyle all these together in a skillet & as it boils it will rise up to the top of the skillet & then it will fall of it selfe again. then take it off (it is boild enough) thrn power it forth into oyster shells & so keep it or in a [gelly] pott.

A Medecin for a strain to be used at y^e first geting it or after
Take a napkin & fold it in 4 doubles more or less according to y^e greatness of y^e strain & dip it in cold watter & lay it to y^e strain & then heat a wollen blanket as hot as you can & wrap it in it & so doe for 2 or 3 tymes if y^e strain Continue this hath helped y^m wⁿ straind 2 or 3 weeks

To make a Salve called flos. [ungueatuim]
Take of Rosin, perrosin of each one round of virgins wax Olibanum, frankencense harts or dear suett & venus terpinten mastick & ounces of each one pound, powder y^t as will powder, & cut y^t w^ch will not, then melt y^e rosin, perrosin, mastick olibcaum & deeres suett together in a pan afterward put in your mastik finly powdred then set them on y^e fire & keep y^m well stiring y^t they seeth not over & so let y^m boyle gently, you stiring y^m till you thinke y^m well mingled together, them strain it as hot as posible you can, thro a strong Canvas bag into a pam of about 2 galonds y^t hath in it about 3 pintes quarts of whit wine, ready heated, yⁿ set it again on y^e fire & boyle them halfe a quarter of an hower, allwaise stiring y^m then take it from y^e fire, till y^e scume be off, then put to it 2 drames of Campher finly powdred or sliced, & stir y^m well a while, then put in your venus turpintin still stiring it, till it be cold, or so stif that it will be stired mo more then you may roule it up you must have y^e help of 2 men to stir it y^t wⁿ one is weary y^e other may work & y^e other hold y^e pan a slice must be got about half am [rln] long like a puding slice half or a quarter of this quantity you may make at a tyme this must oyle this hands y^t work it & y^e trencher on w^ch they work it if any of y^e whit wine work out it is good yo keep to wash sores
Cap it up in oyle paper