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1. Local Cures (ar lean)

   

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   Sore eyes, to wash them with cold tea every morning
   The old people used to say that if you looked at a poppy or a sore as it is called by the people, that if you looked at a poppy or a sore eye as it is called by the people, that you would get a sore eye.
   Corns, a penny leaf was said to be a cure for corns.
   Headaches, damp cloths.
   Rreumatism, to make a poultice of hot eggshells.
   Backache, to put turpentine on red flannel, and put it on the back.
   Toothache, marsh-mallows.
   Warts, to heat wax and put it on the warts in the nightime, and leave it on them till morning,. There was also another cure, to put your fasting spittle on them for nine mornings in succession.
   Ringworm, black ink and turpentine mixed together, to rub it on the ringworm, is said to be very good.
   Stye on the eye, to point a gooseberry thorn towards it, was said to cure the stye.

   Here are some poultices:
   A poultice of linseed meal, A poultice of mustard.
   A poultice of roat potatoes. A poultice of soap-and-sugar.
   A poultice of bread-and-water. A poultice of hot bran.

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