332 << RECIPES. 
TO FASTEN THE TEETH. 
Chew the roots of brook lime; or put one-half ounce of 
alum in one quart of spring water, let it stand one day, then 
strain it, and wash your mouth with it mornings; or pulver- 
ize alum and charcoal (equal parts) together, and rub the 
teeth and gums with it ; reanse them with water. 
oe er: 
LUNG COMPLAINT. 
~ Take one pound black cherry tree bark and one ounce lo- 
belia, steep well in one quart water down to a pint, then 
_ strain, and add one pint well worked cider and one pounds © 
loaf sugar. Drink freely of it. 
= oil of hemlock, ‘and one-half ounce camphene ; then 
dissolve one-half ounce alum, one-fourth ounce saltpetre, and 
one-half ounce salt, in one gill vinegar. Mix all together 
and shake them well. 
AINT, HUNGRY, ONAWING STOMACH, 
‘root, ¢ ion or spignard root, powder 
them together, and take a -ten-spoonful at a time, as Sy 
think proper. 
FOR THE PHTHISIC. 
“Tak teaspoonful of white oak aerons’ powdered in mo- 
laste, on going to bed. Follow it up and it will cure. ihe 
