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Historical use wording: a Cough
Source: Culpeper's [!] family physician ... The English physician enlarged by Culpeper, Nicholas, 1616-1654. n 86817616 n 86817616 (1824), paragraph-2990.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- boil them until it is reduced to one pint, then strain it thro’ a cloth and add one third part honey and a half pint of gin, it is then fit for use, then take it when you have your spells of coughing, a spoon-full or two at a time, which often gives relief beyond conception
- angleworms, bruise or pound them and apply them to the wound, and in the course of twelve or twenty-four hours you may squeese it out
- pumpkin seeds and peal one half pint of them and pound them fine, and then mix it with the white of an egg, and it is fit for use
Method as extracted
- boil them until it is reduced to one pint, then strain it thro’ a cloth and add one third part honey and a half pint of gin, it is then fit for use, then take it when you have your spells of coughing, a spoon-full or two at a time, which often gives relief beyond conception.
- TAKE angleworms, bruise or pound them and apply them to the wound, and in the course of twelve or twenty-four hours you may squeese it out.
- TAKE pumpkin seeds and peal one half pint of them and pound them fine, and then mix it with the white of an egg, and it is fit for use.
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Primary and supporting references
- Culpeper's [!] family physician ... The English physician enlarged — Culpeper's [!] family physician ... The English physician enlargedPrimary source for the extracted ingredients and method at paragraph-2990.