The Practical Housewife a Complete Encyclopaedia of Domestic Economy And Famil
The Practical Housewife a Complete Encyclopaedia of Domestic Economy And Famil
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Cut the rue and garlic small ; mix them with three quarts of strong beer, or white wine, in an earthen vessel that can be stopped close ; put it into a pot of water with hay tied about it, to prevent it from being broken against the sides of the pot when the water is boiling ; let it simmer over a slow fire three or four hours, then squeeze the liquor from the herbs, bottle it for use, and seal the cork. How to apply it : For a dog, one table- MEDICAL AND HOUSEHOLD RECEIPTS. 135 spoonful the fi...rst day, two the second, three the third, four the fourth, and five the fifth ; continue to give five for four mornings more ; nine mornings in all. The same quantity to man or woman, making allowances for robust or less vigorous frames. To a child, half the quantity.
POISON. When you have reason to suppose that you have acci dentally swallowed a poisonous substance, and proper medical advice is not at hand, take an emetic. This may be done almost instanta neously by swallowing a cupful of warm water mixed with a tea- spoonful of mustard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cut the rue and garlic small ; mix them with three quarts of strong beer, or white wine, in an earthen vessel that can be stopped close ; put it into a pot of water with hay tied about it, to prevent it from being broken against the sides of the pot when the water is boiling ; let it simmer over a slow fire three or four hours, then squeeze the liquor from the herbs, bottle it for use, and seal the cork. How to apply it : For a dog, one table- MEDICAL AND HOUSEHOLD RECEIPTS. 135 spoonful the fi...rst day, two the second, three the third, four the fourth, and five the fifth ; continue to give five for four mornings more ; nine mornings in all. The same quantity to man or woman, making allowances for robust or less vigorous frames. To a child, half the quantity.
POISON. When you have reason to suppose that you have acci dentally swallowed a poisonous substance, and proper medical advice is not at hand, take an emetic. This may be done almost instanta neously by swallowing a cupful of warm water mixed with a tea- spoonful of mustard.
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