Scoil: Kilmore (uimhir rolla 16637)

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1. Rheumatism (ar lean)

   

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   pain and he slept very soundly. When he awoke the limb was very sore. It was also coated over with big white blisters. Each one was a big a half- a - crown. Therese were there for three or four days. Then they disappeared and he man was able to water as well as over. After a week or so he never felt or never complained of a pain in the leg again Toothache Another herb Fothram (Great Finger) was known to cure any disease, but when smoked in a pipe was a sure cure for Toothache. Frogspawn and Chickenwood were two herbs that were found very plentifully. They were usually applied to reduce a swollen face. They were roasted and then applied as a poultice to the neck and face. These were known to reduce toothache swelling in one night ! Boils Another cure for boils was the wild sorrel. It was usually boiled and then applied as a poultice. It was always known to cure

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2. Toothache

   

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   Another herb Fothram (Great Finger) was known to cure any disease, but when smoked in a pipe was a sure cure for Tootache. Frogspawn and Chickenweed were two herbs that were found very plentifully. They were usually applied to reduce a swollen face. They were roasted and then applied as a poultice to the neck and face. These were known the reduce toothache swelling in one night.

   

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3. Boils

   

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   Another cure for boils was the wild sorrel. It was usually boiled and then applied as a poultice. It was always known to cure.

   

   Tras-scríofa ag duine dár meitheal tras-scríbhneoirí deonacha.

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