Arts And Remedies. Fever
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"Pow-Wows, or Long Lost Friend", by John George Hoffman, [1820],
A Good Remedy For The Fever.
Good morning, dear Thursday! Take away from ["name"] the 77-fold fevers. Oh! thou dear Lord Jesus Christ, take them away from him! + + +
This must be used on Thursday for the first time, on
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Friday for the second time, and on Saturday for the third time; and each time thrice.. The prayer of faith has also to be said each time, and not a word dare be spoken to anyone until the sun has risen. Neither dare the sick per, son speak to anyone till after sunrise; nor eat pork, nor drink milk, nor cross a running water, for nine days.
"Pow-Wows, or Long Lost Friend", by John George Hoffman, [1820],
A Good Remedy For The Fever.
Good morning, dear Thursday! Take away from ["name"] the 77-fold fevers. Oh! thou dear Lord Jesus Christ, take them away from him! + + +
This must be used on Thursday for the first time, on
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Friday for the second time, and on Saturday for the third time; and each time thrice.. The prayer of faith has also to be said each time, and not a word dare be spoken to anyone until the sun has risen. Neither dare the sick per, son speak to anyone till after sunrise; nor eat pork, nor drink milk, nor cross a running water, for nine days.
