Scoil: Tara Hill (uimhir rolla 13689)

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1. Cures (ar lean)

   

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   110 Cures etc. contd. a potato basket. A piece of the root was cut with a spade. It was cut up + grated and put into a pan to dry over the fire. It was then mixed with sugar and was eaten. It was a cure for coughs and colds and for lung diseases. There was a very strong taste of medicine from it. An old woman here, she was a sister of my fathers had me always gathering these for her. Bryan Maguire, Cromelland, Inch, Co Wexford. Born 1869

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2. Cures

   

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   Scalds:-
   When it snows the snow should be collected and put in jars or bottles and corked tightly. If any person has the misfortune to scald his foot if he pours a quantity of this snow water on it without removing the stocking the scald will be perfectly cured.

   Blood Poison:-
   A potato should be well washed and then grated into a very fine pulp. If a small poultice of this is placed on any part that is blood poisoned it will draw out every particle of the poison and cure it in a very short time.

   Sore Throat:-
   Onions boiled in vinegar and put in poultice round the throat.

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