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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0816, Page 113

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    Mrs Lynn Ballysheil, Cloghan, Offaly has the power of curing eczema by making ointment from the stem of the black-head and the dock leaves.
    Mrs Dolan, Lumcloon, Cloghan, Offaly, can cure "Jaundice" by getting the back of a rose tree and some wire-worms and boiling both of them. Then she strains off the water and puts it into a bottle and shakes it. After this she gives it to the effected person to drink.
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