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D
r. Holders related that he had known the oyle of tobacco made
by blowing the smoke vpon ones nayle or a knife being put
vpon Lint & stopt into the hollow of a rotten tooth to cure the
toothake. .m
r Hooke mentiond that S
r. Chr: Wren had for
mely told him that he knew a maid seruant by the v
se of that
medicine ca
st into conuul
sions which had like to haue co
st her
her life -
D
r. croon Related that he had been informed by m
r whitchurch
who had liued some time In India that mountebanks.
S
r. R Southwell Related that he had been informed that the
be
st Remedy again
st poysond arrows was presently to Eat
mens excrements-
m
r. Hooke mentiond the odde effects that were wrote vpon the
children of a poor woeman who v
sed to gather physicall herbs
for m
r Drinkwater by eating some roots of Henbane which
they had mi
staken for parsneps. how they all fell stark mad
but were cured in some short time by the said Drinkwater by
the taking of Alexipharmakes & sweating-
D
r. Holder Propo
sed
M S
r. Charles Steward the son of S
r. Nicho
las Steward as a Candidate of this Society
vpon occasion of a Di
scour
se. w
ch aro
se about the Bredth of the north part of America &
/of the neerne
sse of the South Sea to Hudsons bay/
S
r. Rob: Southwell noted that in S
r. Walter Rawleighs
time it was thought that the south sea was not aboue
40 or 50/
th/ miles from the north sea, and he had seen
it soe de
scribed in a map . w
ch was the Rea
son that
In the patent of Virginia the King had granted
them from Sea to Sea
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