Arts And Remedies. Epilepsy
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"Pow-Wows, or Long Lost Friend", by John George Hoffman, [1820],
A Remedy For Epilepsy, Provided The Subject Had Never Fallen Into Fire Or Water.
Write reversedly or backwards upon a piece of paper: "It Is All Over!\" This is to be written but once upon the paper; then put it in a scarlet-red cloth, and then wrap it in a piece of unbleached linen, and hang it around the neck on the first Friday of the new moon. The thread with which it is tied must also be unbleached.
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"Pow-Wows, or Long Lost Friend", by John George Hoffman, [1820],
A Remedy For Epilepsy, Provided The Subject Had Never Fallen Into Fire Or Water.
Write reversedly or backwards upon a piece of paper: "It Is All Over!\" This is to be written but once upon the paper; then put it in a scarlet-red cloth, and then wrap it in a piece of unbleached linen, and hang it around the neck on the first Friday of the new moon. The thread with which it is tied must also be unbleached.
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