. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. 188 %\xz ftexlcr ami jlrxcrrismait. March 23 ANEW METHOD, AND Extraordinary Invention, TO DRESS HORSES, AND WORK Them according co NATZJRE: AS ALSO, To Perfeft Nature by the Subtilty of Art; Which was never found out, but by THE Thrice Noble, High, aud Puiffanc PRINCE William Cavendiffie, Duke, Marquefs, and Earl of Netrcaflle ; Earl of Ogle; Vif- count Mansfield , and Baron of BoIJover, of Ogle, of Ber- tram, Botbal, and Hippie : Gcnrleman of His Majcfties Bed-chamber ", One of His Majcfries moft Honourable Privy-Counccl ; Knight of the moft Noble Order o
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. 188 %\xz ftexlcr ami jlrxcrrismait. March 23 ANEW METHOD, AND Extraordinary Invention, TO DRESS HORSES, AND WORK Them according co NATZJRE: AS ALSO, To Perfeft Nature by the Subtilty of Art; Which was never found out, but by THE Thrice Noble, High, aud Puiffanc PRINCE William Cavendiffie, Duke, Marquefs, and Earl of Netrcaflle ; Earl of Ogle; Vif- count Mansfield , and Baron of BoIJover, of Ogle, of Ber- tram, Botbal, and Hippie : Gcnrleman of His Majcfties Bed-chamber ", One of His Majcfries moft Honourable Privy-Counccl ; Knight of the moft Noble Order of the Garter; His Majefties Lieutenant of the County and Town of Nottingham ; and Juiticc in AytcTrent-Nortb: Who had the honour to be Govcrnour to our moft Glori- ous King, and Gracious Soveraign, in His Youth, when He was Prince of Wales, and foon after was made Captain General of all rhe Provinces beyond the River of irent, and other Parts of the Kingdom-of England ; with Power, by a fpecial Commiffion, to make Knights. LONDON, Printed by Tho. Milbonrn, in the Year 1667. Continued. WHAT Is to be Done, when THE HAIR from the MANE and TAYL FALLS AWAY. Search both Mane and Tayl well with your Finger, and Anoynt the Place with thisj Unguent. Take Quick-Silver, and Tryed Hogss Grease; the Quick-Silver being first Morti- fied with Fasting-Spittle: Incorporate them very well To- gether, till the Hoggs Grease be of a perfect Ash Colour, and Anoynt the Sorrauce therewith, every day; holding a Hott Barr of Iron neer, to cause the Oyntment to Sink in. and in three or four Dayes thus carefully Dressing him, he will be Well. This is a very Good Receipt, and I have often need it: But 1 would Advise you, First, to Lett him Blood, a good Quan- tity, both in the Neck and Tayl. TO CAUSE the HAIR TO GROW AGAIN. Take the Dung of a Goat, newly made; ordinary Honey, Allom, and the Blood of a Hogg; the Allom being first made into Fine Powder. Boyl all these Together, and Rubb, and Anoynt the Place
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