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 1 1 |   sore may be kept dry by a medicine which does not create irritation.
 2 2 |     it, and in this way the medicine which it is supposed will
 3 5 |     and gently added to the medicine, along with a smaller quantity
 4 5 |     not be wetted when this medicine is applied in the form of
 5 5 |  the form of liniment. This medicine is to be used for old ulcers,
 6 5 |  the head and ears. Another medicine for the same ulcers:-The
 7 8 |    state, apply to them any medicine which may appear suitable.~
 8 9 |     liquid application, the medicine called caricum may be rubbed
 9 9 |     the same principle. The medicine is prepared of the following
10 9 |    rubbed in, lay aside the medicine, and apply boiled wakerobin
11 9 |    things, and sprinkle the medicine on the sore. The powder
12 9 |     answers. Another liquid medicine:-The herb, the leaf of which
13 10|      Next day, wherever the medicine has not been taken in, sprinkle
14 10| when you wish to remove the medicine, pour in hot vinegar until
15 12|  resin, when you remove the medicine from the fire, pour in and
16 14|   spread greasy wool with a medicine for bloody wounds, and having