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Jun 05, 2020 lindsey.s.schwartz May 01, 2020 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 12 Care for [?] Ague Take [Calamus?] from [?] dried and powdered as much will lye [lie] on an half Crown in a [Glass?] of wine an hour before you [?] [?]. Then go to Bed [?] [drink?] [some?] [?] [?] repeat it a [?] or third time if [?] Ague dont leave you sooner. [Tor?] in Children Take Leaves of [Dearfoot? Bearfoot?] Dryed and Powdered Gradually give as much as will lye [lie] on a Silver Penny to a Child of 8 yrs. [years] old in some warm Gruel for a child of 4 5 or 6 yrs [years] old as much as will lye [lie] on a Six pence repeat [a?] dose every other Morning if required. Give none to Children under 3 yr [years] old. Note. The Gum of [Ivy?] Tree good to draw Teeth Dill seed good for the hickup [hiccup]	p. 12 Care for [?] Ague Take [Calamus?] from [?] dried and powdered as much will lye [lie] on an half Crown in a [Glass?] of wine an hour before you [?] [?]. Then go to Bed [?] [drink?] [some?] [?] [?] repeat it a [?] or third time if [?] Ague dont leave you sooner. [Tor?] in Children Take Leaves of [Dearfoot? Bearfoot?] Dryed and Powdered Gradually give as much as will lye [lie] on a Silver Penny to a Child of 8 yrs. [years] old in some warm Gruel for a child of 4 5 or 6 yrs [years] old as much as will lye [lie] on a Six pence repeat [a?] dose every other Morning if required. Give none to Children under 3 yr [years] old. Note. The Gum of [Ivy?] Tree good to draw Teeth Dill seed good for the hickup [hiccup]

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