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The people of the older generation had many curious cures, and sometimes they succeed in curing people. Doctors do not approve of these cures, and if a person is found making them he will be prosecuted.
Tooth-ache is cured as follows. If a person gets a horse’s tooth without looking for it, and rubs it to the tooth it will cure it. When the seventh consecutive son or daughter of a family is born, if a worm is put in its hand until it dies, that child has the cure of the ring-worm. Leicneach is cured by putting an ass’s bridle on the diseased person, and another one to lead him into the pigs’ stable three times, saying some Irish words.
A sprained foot is cured by wearing a spraining thread. A sty in the eye is cured by getting ten thorns, and throwing away one. Then point the other nine to the sty and it will be cured. When a male child never saw his father he can cure the foulmouth by blowing his breath on the diseased person.
Warts are cured by getting a
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