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John George Hohman's Pow-Wows p. 77 TO THE Arts and Remedies Contained in this Book. TESTIMONIALS of cures performed by the Author 6 POSTSCRIPT AND PRAYERS, by the Author 8 Another remedy for hysterics 10 A certain remedy to stop bleeding 10 A remedy to prevent falling away 10 Another remedy to be applied when anyone is sick 10 A good remedy for worms 11 A good remedy against slander 11 A good remedy for the colic 11 A good remedy for the fever 11 To attach a dog to a person 12 A very good remedy for palpitation of the heart 12 A precaution against injuries 12 To make a wand for searching for iron or water 12 How to obtain things desired 13 A sure way of catching fish 13 A safe remedy for various ulcers, etc 13 A good remedy for mortification and inflammation 13 To prevent malicious persons from doing injury 14 To destroy bots or worms in horses 14 p. 78 To cure the poll-evil in horses, in two or three applications. 14 A good remedy for wounds and burns 15 A good remedy for, the wild-fire 15 To stop pains or smarting in a wound 15 To destroy warts 15 To banish the whooping cough 15 Another remedy for whooping cough 15 A good way to stop bleeding 16 A good remedy for the toothache 16 How to walk and step securely in all cases 16 A very good remedy for the colic 16 To banish convulsive fevers 16 How to banish the fever 17 A very good plaster 17 To make a good eye-water 17 Remedy for white swelling 18 Remedy for epilepsy 18 Remedy for burns 18 To stop bleeding 18 Remedy to relieve pain 18 Remedy for the toothache 19 To remove bruises and pains 19 A remarkable passage from the book of Albertus Magnus 19 Another passage from the same 19 To cure fits or convulsions 19 Cure for the headache 20 To mend broken glass 20 To make cattle return to the same place 20 Another method of making cattle return 20 To prevent the Hessian fly from injuring wheat 20 To prevent cherries from ripening before Martinmas 21 Stinging nettles-good for banishing fears and fancies, and to cause fish to collect 21 Heliotrope, a means to prevent calumniation 21 To heal a sore mouth 21 p. 79 A good remedy for consumption 21 Swallow-wort: Its properties 22 For the hollow horn in cows 22. Th destroy the wheal in the eye 22 To make hens lay many eggs 23 Words to be spoken while making divinatory wands 23 How to destroy a tape-worm 23 A good remedy for the bots in horses 23 How to cure a burn 23 To cure the bite of a snake 24 Security against mad dogs 24 To remove pain and heal wounds with three switches 24 Remedy for fever, worms and the colic 24 How to cure weakness of the limbs 25 Another remedy for weakness 25 To make horses that refuse their feed to eat again 25 A good method of destroying rats and mice 25 To cure any excrescence or wen on a horse 25 How to prepare a good eye-water 26 How to cause thieves to stand still 26 To cure the sweeney in horses 27 How to make molasses 27 To make good beer 27 Cure for the epilepsy 27 Another way to make cattle return home 27 a very good remedy to cure sores 27 a good cure for wounds 28 To make an oil out of paper, good for sore eyes 28 To destroy crab-lice 28 To prevent the worst kind of paper from blotting 28 a very good remedy for the gravel 28 a good remedy for those who cannot keep their water 29 To remove a wen during the crescent moon 29 To destroy field-mice and moles. 29 To remove a scum or skin from the eye 29 p. 80 For deafness, buzzing in the ear, etc. 29 To cause children to cut their teeth without pain 30 For vomiting and diarrha 30 To heal burns 30 A very good cure for weakness of the limbs, etc 30 For dysentery and diarrha 30 Cure for the toothache 30 Advice to pregnant women 31 Cure for the bite of a mad dog 31 A very good means to increase the growth of wool on sheep, and to prevent disease among them 32 A well-tried plaster to remove mortification 32 A good remedy for the poll-evil in horses 33 For the scurvy and sore throat 33 A very good plaster 33 To stop bleeding 33 Another way to stop bleeding, and to heal wounds 34 For gaining a lawful suit 34 For the swelling of cattle 34 An easy method of catching fish 34 A very good and safe remedy for the rheumatism 35 A good way to destroy worms in bee-hives 36 For making a paste to prevent gun-barrels from rusting 37 To make a wick which is never consumed 37 A morning prayer before entering upon a journey 37 A safe and approved means to be applied in time of fire and pestilence 38 To prevent conflagration 39 To prevent witches from bewitching cattle, and against bad men and evil spirits 40 To extinguish fire without water 40 To prevent bad people from getting among the cattle 40 Another method of stopping fire 41 How to fasten or spell-bind anything 41 Another way to spell-bind 41 p. 81 A benediction to prevent fire 41 How to relieve persons or animals after being bewitched 42 To protect houses and premises against sickness and theft 43 Against mishaps and dangers in the house 43 A direction for a gypsy sentence, etc. 43 Against evil spirits and all manner of witchcraft 43 Against swellings 44 How to treat a cow after the milk is taken from her 44 Against adversities, etc 44 Against danger and death 44 Another method of treating a sick cow 44 Against fevers 45 To spell-bind a thief 45 Another way to spell-bind thieves 46 To effect the same in less time 46 To release spell-bound persons 47 To compel a thief to return stolen goods 47 A benediction for all purposes 41 To win every game you engage in at cards 48 Against burns 48 Another remedy for burns 49 To protect cattle against witchcraft 48 How to tie up and heal wounds 48 To take the pain out of fresh wounds 49 A benediction against worms 49 Against every evil influence 49 To retain the right in a court of justice 49 To stop bleeding at any time 50 Another way to stop bleeding 50 Another similar prescription 50 Another still more certain way 50 A sign to keep back men and animals 51 Protection to house and hearth 51 A charm, to be carried about the person 51 To charm enemies, robbers and murderers 51 p. 82 PAGE A charm against fire-arms 52 Another for the same 52 Protection against weapons 52 A charm against shooting, etc 53 To charm guns and other arms 54 To prevent being cheated, charmed or bewitched 54 Another to effect the same 55 Another similar direction 55 Another similar direction 56 Another one like it 56 Another one like it 56 A very effective charm 57 A very safe and reliable charm 57 A good charm against thieves 57 How to recover stolen goods 57 A well-tried charm 58 Another against fire-arms 58 A charm to gain advantage over stronger persons 59 To destroy spring-tails or ground fleas 50 A benediction for and against all enemies 59 Another against sickness and misfortunes 60 The Talisman 61 To prevent anyone from killing game 62 To compel a thief to return stolen goods 62 A charm against powder and ball 63 Unlucky days 63 Concluding prayer 64 p. 83 A salve to heal up wounds 66 Peaches, their medical properties 66 Sweet oil, its virtues 66 Cure for the dropsy 68 Cure for the dropsy, said to be infallible 69 ADDITIONAL--Cure for the dropsy, effectual 70 Remedy for the lockjaw 71 For the sting of a wasp or bee 72 Diarrha, mixture 72 Soap powders 72 To dye a madder red 72 To dye a fine scarlet red 72 To dye a permanent blue 73 To dye a green 73 Physic ball for horses 73 Physic for cattle 74 Sedative and worm ball 74 Astringent ball for looseness in horses 74 Mixture for ulcers and all foul sores 74 Yellow water in horses 74 A valuable recipe for galls-windgalls in horses 75 Wind-broken horses 75 p. 84 Whoever carries this book with him, is safe from all his enemies, visible or invisible; and whoever has this book with him cannot die without the holy corpse of Jesus Christ, nor drowned in any water, nor burn up in any fire, nor can any unjust sentence be passed upon him. 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