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a Feared manner srom any who had been by them: and thus within anHour, or littlc nnrr, they come so out of their Fits, that rhey were alsoJf'ell, and as much thunselvcs as ever. They remained under these Symptomsuntil thc middlc of September every day taking thc seid Fits, in which rheycould not Speitk, and in their Intermislions wcre as towardly and as well intheir Wus as ev'er; And ’twas observable that they both took the Fits andcame out of them at the fame Time. But about the middle of September, a-bouc which time especially their Barking and Snarlieg Lite a Dog came, theybecame more Wtld ; so as for forne Days now and then, even whilst out >>ftheir Torturing Ftts, they wouid not endure any Company , no not somuch as to come near one the other, and thus continued of this Dispositionfor a Wcek-, and then the Eldest drew near his Father, siying as one sur-priTd, Father, I am -weil -, and so he and the other became forthwith Well,and could look into Water without any Fear, and so continued to be Weilfor 3 or 4 Days, and aster that feli 11 ! again, and remain’d IU 6 or 7 Daps,at the end whereof they both became Well as sormerly on a Suddain, andfront that time continued Well-, only the Eldest about the end of Januaryhad sonte Ftts like the fornter.

Oblirve, that in Angit[t, there were Deses of Antimony and MercuriusVitee prescribed, together witlt Anti dotes ot Venice Treacle, Powder os CrabsEys, and other things.

XXXIX. 1. 11 '. Agrimony Roots, Vrimerofc Roots, D ragen Roots, Single Cures for MaiiVeony Roots, the Leaves of Box , of each a Handful ; the Star of the Earth D °gs>°' ,hi»g(or Lychnis Viscosa flore muscoso, Casp. Bauhini ; or Spanifli Catch-Fly ;) two A Robm m Gor-Handfulls ; the black of Crabs Claws prepared, Venice Treacle, of cach one don.n. i8r. r?s.Ounce ; ali these are to be beaten and bruised together, and boyl’d in abouta Gallon os Milk, till the hals be boyl’d away ; then pur it into a Bottle, un-strained, and give of it, about z or 4 Spoonfulls at a time, to the Dog orBeast, three Mornings together, before New and Füll Moon. It will beneceflary the day before you administer the Medicine, to take away a littleBlood, Some of these Roots and Herbs being difficult to be gotten in theWinter, they may be gathered in their Seascn, and being dryed and wellTowdeFd, may be given mixt with the Crabs Claws, and Venice Treacle, withSallet Oyl or Butter, and it will do as well.

For Mtn or Women that are Bitten with Mad Dogs ; take the sime In-grediens in the fame Quantities, and the Roots and Herbs being bruisid al-together, with the Crabs Claws and Venice Treacle ; let them be Infuscdwarm into two Quarts of strong WhiteWine, for at least 12 Hours. Thisbeing strained, the party Bitten is to take about a auarter of a Pint Even-ing and Morning, 3 Days before the New and Füll Moon ; it may besweetned, either with Sugar or some Cordial Syrup.

1. 1. Take Virginia Snake-Rcot and Flowers of St. sohns-wort gathered ScverM Receiptsin their Prime, equal parts of each, let them be made into a very fine Pow-der, The Dose is from a Scruple to a Dram, and to be taken in any fort Theo. Miyem.

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