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   In days gone by, yellow jaundice was a very common disease, and the cure was to drink buttermillk boiled with garlic.
   for a stone bruise, the cure was to apply a plaster of soap and sugar.
   The seventh son of a family was gifted in many ways. If a worm was put into the child's hand before he was baptized, he was able to cure boils by making the sign of the cross on them. Feathers were commonly used for stopping bleeding. The cure for a sty in the eye was to wash it with strong black tea.
   Oatmeal moistened with the spittle of the mouth was a cure for chapped hands.
   A poultice of salt and hot potato in a stockin was the cure for a sore throat.
   Rough chapped skin was cured by washing it in the dew on May morning.
   A sore ear was cured by putting into it a piece of black sheep's wool soaked in hot castor oil.
   A weaver had a cure for sprains. He measured the sprained part with a thread call the "sprain thread".
   Trálach was cured by wearing a strap made from the skin of an eel.

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