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1. Miss Hume must continue to use a very light diet
chiefly of vegetables and milk and she should return
again to the tryal of the Asses milk beginning with a
small quantity and increasing by degrees. Sometimes
a tea spoonfull or two of Brandy or Rum will make
the milk sit better on the Stomach and Miss Bettie
may try this measure.

2. Miss Hume should go on horseback
every day that is fair avoiding however the Sun when it
is very warm Her motion should be very gentle but
continued as long as she can bear it without fatigue

3. Cold and wet are carefully to be avoided and
as soon as any cold weather sets in she should put
on a flannel shirt, to be used both night and day.

4. The burgundy pitch plaister should be again
put to her back at least as soon as the weather is
a little cooler. I have ordered below a plaister to
be put upon the pained part of her side.

5. When she is troubled with any degree of looseness
she may take at bed time the anodyne Draught
ordered below but I suspect that such accidental
looseness is owing to a previous costiveness neglected,
and both may be prevented by her taking immediately
before breakfast two or three tea spoonfulls of the
Electuary ordered below.

6. To relieve her breathing
let her take every night at bed time three of the
pectoral pills prescribed below, washing them down
with a little water gruel or Barley water either
of which will do for her ordinary drink.