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1. Local Cures (ar lean)

   

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   a piece of cobweb was applied to stop the bleeding and was found very effectual. Now a days if we did that we would be afraid the cut would get septic but the old people never heard of such a thing. They treated rheumatism with herbs, which they gathered from the hedges in the Summer time and boiled down to make a syrup. Warts were supposed to be cured by dipping them into water found in a stone or in the hollow of a tree. It must be found when not looking for it. I think this was a superstitious custom. A great remedy for consumption was dandelions which the old people gathered and prepared in a special way. A strong cup of tea was always a safe remedy for a headache. Appendicitis was not even heard of amongst the old people. But when they complained of a pain in the side they applied a linseed poultice to it. For a sprained ankle the remedy was to hold it against a strong current and then bandage it tightly. In nearly every district there was

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