165. _For the Biting of a Mad Dog._

Take filings or scrapeings of pewter Garlick and venice treacle beat

them together very well in a morter till they come to be like a poultis

lay it on y^e bitten place. Moulins Re:^{ct}.

166. _For a Child troubled with man wormes which often occasions

Convulsions._

Take notice when you fear fits to lick in a morning fasting the childs

forehead if it taste salt then it hath man wormes then anoint the

navell and stomach with oyle of wormwood 3 days before and 3 days after

the full of the moon then make 2 playsters of Galbanum & lay one to the

stomach and the other to the navell if it should have convulsion fitts

give it 3 drops of juice of rue 3 times just before ye fit comes and to

sweeten the mouth give it what you please.

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