Folio 2. Page 35. Recto
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Title
Folio 2. Page 35. Recto
Subject
Medicine for Worms and Chronic Rheumatism
Description
flower-de luce- rubbe’d upon the
tooth or abcesse’d-it seldom fails-
or a piece of sticking plaster the
bigness of a Shilling with a bit of
opium in the middle of it may be
laid on the Temporal Artery where the
pulsation is most visible-
Worms
Flowers of Brimstone taken in
pretty large doses if efficacious-
Chronic Rheumatism
Warm Plaster and pitch plasters
are useful laid over the part-
a teaspoon of the volatile
tincture of Guiacum may be ta
-ken in Wine whey at bed-time-
& half a dram of the Gum, with a
dram of cream of Tartar may be
taken twice a day- the warm
plaster is made by melting 1 ounce Oz
of Gumplaster with 2 Drams of
Clistering plaster- it should be
warm some time & renewed once a
week-
tooth or abcesse’d-it seldom fails-
or a piece of sticking plaster the
bigness of a Shilling with a bit of
opium in the middle of it may be
laid on the Temporal Artery where the
pulsation is most visible-
Worms
Flowers of Brimstone taken in
pretty large doses if efficacious-
Chronic Rheumatism
Warm Plaster and pitch plasters
are useful laid over the part-
a teaspoon of the volatile
tincture of Guiacum may be ta
-ken in Wine whey at bed-time-
& half a dram of the Gum, with a
dram of cream of Tartar may be
taken twice a day- the warm
plaster is made by melting 1 ounce Oz
of Gumplaster with 2 Drams of
Clistering plaster- it should be
warm some time & renewed once a
week-
Continued from Folio 2 Page 36 Verso.
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Raised (superscript) letters are lowered, contractions are expanded, and added letters italicised retaining the apostrophe.
Creator
Charlotte Starkie
Source
Folio 2 Page 36 Verso
Publisher
Gillespie Family
Date
1782 to 1808
Rights
Site licence
Relation
Folio 2 Page 36 Verso
Format
Handwritten text on a page of a paper document
Language
English
Type
Paper document
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flower-de luce- rubb’d upon the tooth or abcess’d- it seldom fails- or a piece of sticking plaster the bigness of a Shilling with a bit of opium in the middle of it may be laid on the Temporal Artery where the pulsation is most visible-
Worms
Flowers of Brimstone taken in pretty large doses if efficacious-
Chronic Rheumatism
Warm Plaster and pitch plasters are useful laid over the part- a teaspoon of the volatile tincture of Guiacum may be taken in Wine whey at bed-time- & half a dram of the Gum, with a dram of cream of Tartar may be
taken twice a day- the warm plaster is made by melting 1 Oz of Gumplaster with 2 Drams of Clistering plaster- it should be warm some time & renewed once a
week-
Flowers of Brimstone taken in pretty large doses if efficacious-
Warm Plaster and pitch plasters are useful laid over the part- a teaspoon of the volatile tincture of Guiacum may be taken in Wine whey at bed-time- & half a dram of the Gum, with a dram of cream of Tartar may be
taken twice a day- the warm plaster is made by melting 1 Oz of Gumplaster with 2 Drams of Clistering plaster- it should be warm some time & renewed once a
week-
Flower-de- luce is referring to the Marsh Marigold or King Cup.
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Citation
Charlotte Starkie, “Folio 2. Page 35. Recto,” The Huntroyd Receipts, accessed October 21, 2026, https://huntroyd.co.uk/items/show/81.
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