Ointment of late Sir Hans SLoANE

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Source: A New Compendious Treatise of Farriery, 1757 by John Wood (1757), narrative-offset-93113.

Ingredients or materials as extracted

• late Sir Hans SLoANE: an Ounce of prepared Tutty, Two _ Scruples of Bloodftone prepared, Twelve Grains of Socotorine Aloes, and Four Grains of prepared Pearl

Method as extracted

1. Mix according to the source passage: Should a white Film be grown over the Bye, occafioned by the Inflammation of it, and a Stagnation of the Lymph or Juices circulating round the Cornea, it will be ads vifable to get fome Glafs, and, after having reduced it to a very fine Powder, to pats it through a Piece of Muflin, and then to in¢grporate 12 A new Compendious Treatife incorporate it with Honey, and of this Mix- ture to put the Quantity of a Horfe-bean once a Day into the Eye, which will ab- fterge, and, by its inciding Quality, gradu- ally wear off the Film, and anfwer all the Intentions of more pompous and compli- cated Applications. J fhall communicate to the Reader one Remedy more for Sore Eyes, which is the celebrated Ointment of the late Sir Hans SLoANE, made up thus: v7z, Take an Ounce of prepared Tutty, Two _ Scruples of Bloodftone prepared, Twelve Grains of Socotorine Aloes, and Four Grains of prepared Pearl.

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