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Letter to T. P. Efq. frm tie A atbor of SIR is. AMONG the great numbers who drink Tar-water in Dublin, your Better informs me there are feveral, that make it too weak or ten f-rongj rr ufe it in an undue manner. To obviate thffe inconveniences, and render this water as generally ufeful as poflible, yi;u defire I would draw up fome rules and remarks, in a fruall compafs ;which accordingly here kr.d you. K.-l Avegijn tar Being the Tnoft liquid, mrxerh beft with water. Put gallon of told water to a quart of this tar, ftir and work them very fhongly together, with a flat ftick, for about four minutes. Let the veflel (land covered forty eight houis, that the tar may fubfxle. Then pour off the clear water, and keep it clofe covered, or rather bottled, and well flopped, for ufe. This rn.iy do for a general rule; but as ftomachs and conftitutions are fo various, for particular petfons, their own experience is ttye beft rule. The ftronger trie-better jprovided the ftomach can bear it. Lefs v.-a ror more Jtirring Makes it Wronger ;as more water, and lefs ftirring makes it weaker. The fame Jar will not do quite fo well a fecond time, but may ferve for common ufri. Tar-watar, when right, is not higher than French, nor deeper coloured, n Spanih white wine. If there be not a fpirit very fenfibty perceived on drinking, you may conclude, the tar water is not good. If you wouidlave it good, fee it made yourfelf. Thofe who begin with it, little %nd weak, may, by habit, come to drrnk more and ftronger. According to the feafbu cl tfae year, or the humour of the patient, it may be taken, cold or warmST- As to the quantity, in chronical cafes, one pint of tar-water a day may i Wfrtce, taken on an empty ftomach, at two, or four times ;to wit, night and morning jand about two hours after dinner and.brcakfaft. A ltenti Tej, in gen ral, taken little and often, mix beft with the blood
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book is an exploration of the natural remedy tar water, showing how it can be used to cure a vast array of ailments, from foulness of blood to scurvy. The author describes how he stumbled upon the healing properties of tar water after trying it as a cure for smallpox. The author shares how this liquid can prevent illness and aid in digestion, providing his own observations and anecdotes as well as citing examples from antiquity. Within the pages of this book is not only a study of tar water's medicinal uses, but also an outline of the history and cultural context of tar water, a substance utilized by ancient cultures and civilizations for a variety of purposes. The author goes into the philosophical underpinnings of the practice of medicine in the past as well, concluding that tar water can be used to maintain health and improve well-being. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781333408787_0
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