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The only medicine to be proposed is the solution
which is to be taken every Day for two or three months if his the symptoms
are not relieved sooner.

It is to be taken always in broth which may be made of - -
Beef, Mutton Veal, Lamb, or fowl. It may be made as strong as his
stomach easily bears but it must alwise be free of fat by taking care
that it is either made of Lean meat or that the broth after it is first
made be allowed to cool so that the fat may be Separated from it.
Their should not be more broth made at one time than is to serve
for one day

Of this broth he is to begin with half a Mutchkin for a Dose
Let him put into it a tea spoon ful of the solution & if the taste
of that is not perceived in the broth he is to add one or two teaspoonfulls
more & in short as much as the broth will cover the taste of.

This Dose is to be taken twice a day for eight Days & the most
proper times are immediatly before Dinner & Supper

If this Dose seems to give any Sharpness to the urine it is
not to be increased till that Effect wears of but if it has no such
effect he may after eight Days increase the Dose or if it has some
effects at first when these wear of he is to increase by taking the
dose three times a day that is before breachfast as well as before -
Dinner & supper.

The Dose at three times a day he is to continue for a fortnight
& if in that ↑time↑ he perceives a relief of his symptoms he may continue
another fortnight at the same rate but if in the first fortnight
↑he↑ perceives no relief he may than increase the Dose by increasing the
broth to three gills & adding the solution in proportion, that is to
what the broth will cover the taste of.

After a fortnight or three weeks at this quantity if he
does not find the expected relief he may then increase the broth
to a mutch kin at a time & the the solution in proportion
Broth fortnight

I should have said that the Broth in which the Solution
is taken is alwise to be a little warmed

During this Course Mr ↑Muirheid↑ Campbell must abstain
from all kind of fermented Liquors wither Wine or Malt Liquors
For ordinary drink he may take toast Water or any other pure
Watry Liquor. If he choses a Little strong Drink it must be Spir¬
its & Water without any kind of sowring. He may put a little sugar
to it but the Less the Better. The quantity of Spirits must alwise be
very moderate. Tea or Coffee taken moderately are not bad for him

In Diet he may take any kind of meat he pleases only avoi¬
ding salted meat & taking Fish very moderatly. He must avoid
all kinds of pickles & Vinegar or other sowring in Sauces

He must also take Fruit, Roots or Greens very sparingly & only
a little potatoe or other Root along with his Meat. Any kind
of Grain he may take with Milk or otherwise.

Let him take great care to avoid any Violent Excercise
much walking at one time will do harm & especialy up & down hill
Riding will still require more caution. Going in an easy Carriage
is the safest but even that must be as Gentle & smooth as
possibly & never continued long at one time

Let him at all times gaurd against Cold & most espec¬
ialy of his feet & Legs