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Her ailments at present inconsiderable; but if neglected
might become dangerous.

Avoid cold with the utmost attention by cloathing
avoiding being overheated; streams of air &cc.

Hardly any exercise will be safe for her but riding
on horseback; & in weather unfit for this, in a carriage.

For a twelve month to come her Diet of milk
& grain, with raisins, corinths, apple, currant jelly or
preserves. We would hardly recommend any other vege¬
tables unless perhaps mealy potatoes.

Supper much as at dinner: only no egg nor any
thing with egg in it.

For breakfast weak tea or coffee as usual with
bread & butter or rather jelly, jam, or honey.

Drink plain water or watery liquors. Abstain

entirely from all fermented or spiritous liquors.

If any fresh cold should come on, keep at home for a
day or two--

If it be attended with hard cough, feverishness & especially
stitch blood letting may be necessary. If the stitch be
considerable it may be proper to repeat the bleeding & if
after it even the stitch remain, apply a blister to the part.

If her Cough which she has of late had continue
& if it go & come with the pain of her side she must
have a perpetual issue behind her shoulder or a
pea issue in the arm of the pained side.

In case of blood spitting, avoid heat, motion and
use the Coolg ℳ. ordered below.

Obviate Costiveness by gentle laxatives.