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It appears from the Nettle rash She was
formerly liable to, and from the present circum¬
stances of her complaints that there has been
and is perhaps still some fault in her blood
which we propose it correct and wash out
by the following remedies

1 Every morning let her take of the aperient
Solution a table spoonful or two, and mixing it
with half a pint of Spring water let her take this
at two or three draughts at the intervals of half
an hour, so as to finish the whole an hour or
half an hour before breakfast. This medicine
should keep her belly regular without purging
and if it does either more or less, the dose must
be diminished or increased. This medicine if her
bowels bear it well should be continued for a month

2. But if this Solution should show a constant
tendency to purging, it must be laid aside, and either
then, or when the Months course of it is finished
let her enter upon the use of the Strengthening
Electuary

3 Let her immediately enter upon the use of the
Discutient Pills taking a dose every day at Noon
and at bed time, beginning at first with a small
dose, but increasing it afterwards as Mr. Foggo
shall direct.

4. The Antimonial wine may be a very proper
remedy, but at present must be delayed as it
will not agree with some of the medicines
here prescribed.

5. Let Miss Cooks neck be bathed every night
and morning with the discutient Spirits hare
prescribed.

In diet Miss Cook for the most part may
take ordinary fare, but should not take largely
of Roots, greens, or other garden things. Her drink
should be plain water, avoiding all sorts of
Malt liquors, but she may frequently take a little
wine in her water Every day at dinner She may
take a glass or two of plain wine of any kind she
likes best.

7 It will be of use to Miss Cook to be much
in the fresh air, and in gentle exercise on horseback
or in a Carriage, but much walking is not proper
for her.