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Weakness of Stomach

Avoid roots, greens or garden things. He may
take something solid at dinner but light & moder¬
ately; making up with pudding &c. He may have
light fish but not very often. Broth with barley
or any kind of garden thing must be avoided but
a little plain soup or beef tea with a little toasted
bread he may take now & then.

At breakfast- No Tea nor Coffee-- but Watergruel
with one third of Milk and in making it a little Cinnamon
or Mace may be added. -- At Supper no meat - but may
take a soft boiled Egg. or a little dry Toast with some
Rum

and water-- He may take a little dry toast with a
little butter, but rather salt than fresh butter -- and
no Sweets of any kind

Ordinary drink at all times plain water or
toast water -- No malt Liquors.-- nor Wine except a
little of the Stronger kinds as Madeira ↑or↑ Red Port with
Water- When he has occasion to take strong
drink let it be rum with a large proportion of
Water and a little Sugar but no souring or any Kind.

Riding on horseback should do him Service, but
fatigue or Cold will always do harm. -

Go to bed betimes and rise early as he pleases,
for lying in bed after his sound sleep never will do harm

The only Meds &c. below - one of them for the
Easier Carriage in the form of an Electuary. viz