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things by the noord ofhis power, when 'tis only an o^ena, or ulcer of the inter^
he hnd by himself purg'd our sin, sin nal membrane of the nofe, 'tis easily
do-eorr on the right hand of the masesly to be cured ; when eof long continueuhigb.
ance it is notoriously contagious. All
REV. vii. to. Salvaiiorr to our God, which borSes that are said to dve of the glanfitetlr
ufoii the throne, and unto the ders, are in Sact deftrov'al by a polmnhind.
nary consumption. the lungs being diS-
- v. 12. Worthy is the lamb that was Solv'ct into a perfect costuviesoS master.
sinin, to receive power ane/ riches and l have kneawn Several horfeS cured in
Wtsinm, and strength, and boriour and the first stage oS the malady, by this
glory, an,/ hleshng. method .-^—Take a bundle oSgreenafh
v. 9, io. For thou hast redeemed us twigs, about an inch diameter, burn
to God by tby hlocd ; errul heist made them to a flamingcoal on a clean hearth,
us unto our God kings and priests. then quench them in a gallon of beer,
v. 13. Therefore, b/essag, arte/ ho- so ps to make a strong lye: raise the
nour, andg/ory, and power, and wis- horse's head, and with a drenching horn
dom, and thanksgiving. he unto him pour some spoonfuls of it down each
that sitteth upon the throne, and unSo nostril twice a dav till he is well.
She hinrb for ever and ever. In the fecund stage, when the lungs
Glory be to the Father, &c. are much contaminated, l cannot pronounce
this remedy effectual ; in this
To what l have in my 3d letter and case, however, l once knew the followelsewhere
laid. concerning the com- ing tea succeed. The farrier mi xt powmination
office', l will here take the li- dec of myrth, ginger, and flower eof
berty to add as my eown private fcrati- brimstone together in a warm mash uf
merit, that this office might very well ^n, which lie placed in a little tubunsupersede
the use of the first part of the dor the horse's note, and cover'd his head
communion service on Alh-Wednesiny e over W ith blankets, so that all the air he
by whicoancans the extraordinary length breath'cl was strongly impregnated with
of this day's devotion would be very ^he ingredients : when the mash was
conveniently shortened : the entire di- gyown cool enough he put it into a bag,
verfitv of its office from that of all to- bke those the hackney drivers ufe lot
ther days would render it more affect- seeding their horses in the streets, drew
nig ; and nothing material would be the bag over the creature's note, and
omitted Because the curses against im- ryld it over his head. By the time it
penitert sinners herein denounced are ^as cold he had another mesh hot and
justly equivalent to So many positive ready to apply in the Same manner
commands oS the contrary duties, ie. This process he repeated S or 1o times
to the ten commandments. For this the first day, And iS he warm'd a stporpose
two alterations in its rubneks cond time a mash he had used, he carewould
Suffice.—The sirtt to direct its sully tonk out all the mucues that had
nse instead os so much of the commu- drained from the nostrils , which same
nion Service as precedes the epistle and times was in large quantities. He itgospel
-^The next to direct the epistle newed his application every third, or
and golpel to follow ; Turn thetius, O fourth day, and, as I remember aSitt
good lard, &c. his third visit the horse was perse^!
well, and to my knowledge continued
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When balfamicks are Swallowed h^
Caresin the Glanders in HORSES. pabents ui complaints oS the lat^
t^ff^lll' (Glanders iti horses is known they may perhaps be So alter'd in ts^
^ to he oft ess fatal larst) when prima ^ie, or the ruad of circulate'