mouth, which is oft to be spit out, and renewed.
Or,
- Take of the middle Elder bark,
- Of Elder flowers, of each an handfull,
- Of Jews ears one.
Boyl them likewise in a sufficient quantity of Vinegar and Wine, and use it. Where there is a suspicion of worms in the hollow tooth, the hol∣lowness is to be filled with the spongi∣ola of the Elder; at last it is to be held hard betwixt the teeth: Like∣wise the vapor of the former decocti∣on may be received through a funnel at the mouth.
They make Tooth-pickers, and Spoons of Elder, to which they attri∣bute much in preserving from this pain. The common people take these tooth-pickers, being bloudy with pricking and picking the tooth, and glew them to the Trunk of an Elder, which is irradiated with the morning Sun beams; they pull away the bark, and cover the place with rosin of the