DOMESTIC MEDICINE.

Although this is not a family receipt-book, yet a prescription is

extracted from the “Yea and Nay Almanack for 1678,” because the remedy

has been tried and approved.

_For the Eyes._

In the morning as soon as you rise, instead of fasting spittle, or a

cat’s tail, rub your eyes with a hundred broad pieces of your own gold;

and I tell thee friend, it will not only do thy eyes good, but thy purse

also.

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