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fible. It is likewife proper to intermix gentle Purges, to prevent a Relapse : 827. Or, apply a Poultis of Wormwood fried with Hog's-lard. 828. Or, of boiled Nettles. 231.Todiffolve white or hard Swellings. 829. Take white Rofes, Elder Flowers, Leaves of Fox-glove, and of St. John's Wort, a Handful of each Mix with Hog's-lard, and make an Ointment : 830. Or, a green Cole-wort Leaf, having the Veins bruifed with the Haft ofa Knife. Renew it twice a Day. 831. Or, hold them Morning and Evening in the Steam of Vinegar poured on red hot Flints. 232. Tofaften the Teeth . 832. Chew often Roots of Brook-lime: 833. Or, put powder'd Alum the Quantity of a Nutmeg, in a Quart of SpringWater, for twenty-four Hours. Then ftrain the Water and gargle with it : 834. Or, boil fo much of Alum therein. Strain and keep it for Use : 835. Or, gargle often with Phyllyrea-leaves, boiled with a little Alum in Forge-water. 233. To clean the Teeth . 836. Rub them with Ahes of burnt Bread. 234. To 234. To prevent the Tooth-ach. 837. Wafh the Mouth with cold Water every Morning, and rinse them after every Meal : 828. Or, rub the Teeth often with Tobacco-afhes. 235. To cure the Tooth-ach . 839. Be electrified thro' the Teeth : Tried. 840. Or, apply to the aking Tooth an artificial Magnet : 841. Or, rub the Cheek a Quarter of an Hour : 842. Or, put a Clove of Garlick into the Ear : 843. Or, Parsley much bruifed, with a little Bay Salt : 844. Or, a Piece of Plantane-root, fresh digg'd up and washed : 845. Or, lay roasted Parings of Turnips, as hot as may be, behind the Ear 846. Or, put a Leaf of Betony, bruifed, up the Nofe : 847. Or, lay bruised or boil'd Nettles to the Cheek: Tried . 848. Or, lay a Clove of Garlick on the Tooth : 849. Or, hold a Slice of Apple flightly boiled between the Teeth : Tried. 850. Or, gargle with Decoction of Mulberryleaves : 851. Or,