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   sickness.
   There is an herb called the "Furme". It should be pulled and blended in unsalted lard and it would cure any sores.
   People who ate three feeds of young nettles every Spring had clear blood for the remainder of the year.
   The leaf of a Dockroot when applied to nettle rash cures it almost immediately.
   Shingles a disease which was known in olden times as St. Anthony's Fire was cured by the blood of a person named Cahill whose mother was Cahill also. The blood was applied to the edge of the rash.
   The only cure for Thrush known long ago was honey and borax mixed together and applied to the tongue.
   The common cure for Sore Throat was to put dried salt in the stocking you would be wearing, and tie it around your neck at night.
   The cure for a pain in the ear is a little castor oil heated on a spoon and dropped into the ear.
   A cure for ring worm was a poultice of sugar and soap, and a poultice of tobacco ashes.
   Sore eyes are cured by water from a tree in the church yard at Lismolin Mullinahone, Co Tipperary. The person has to believe in the cure and to go three times to the tree and the sore eyes will be cured.
   Rheumatism can be cured by boiled scutch grass. The water must be drank each morning until it is

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