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For Miss Harrison

No formal disease but some complaints ocassionally from a
delicate Constitution & some fault which seems to have subsisted for a good
while in her blood ----

To be mended by time and promoted by a few medicines & a proper Regimen

The medicine for mending her blood the Aperient Solution No 1.
and this will have more effect if Miss H. can take two or three draughts
of the Cow milk whey along with it or soon after it and I wish she
could take to a Pint English every morning she takes the Solution
but it may be in divided draughts at the interval of half an
hour between each - If the whey proves windy or uneasy upon her
Stomach she may let it alone & in place of it she is to take the
Solution in Spring Water in the same manner and quantity as she
would the Whey. ---

This Solution to be taken every second morning for six weeks
or two months of the Summer season except in certain circumstanc¬
es which I have mentioned to Mrs Harrison. --

On the mornings she does not take the Solution - let her take
half a Pint of Asses or Mares milk & especially the last if
it can be had.

Only one other medicine No 2. to be employed occasionally
agreeable to the directions I have given to Mrs Harrison. ---

When the Course of the Solution is over & especially
towards the approach of Winter Miss H. should take the Bark
and Elixir formerly so judiciously ordered by Mr. Lambert.

During the Summer Miss H. should be entirely in the Country
& very much in the fresh air & gentle exercise --------
I suspect she cannot have so much exercise by walking
as her constitution may require & I would therefore recommend
her being frequently on horseback or in a Carriage. I prefer the former
but unless she can enjoy it with ease & pleasure she must use a Carriage

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Cold bathing is likely to be of great service to Miss H.
& she may take it either on horseb in the Sea or fresh water.
The former is the best, but unless it can be had with great
conveniency the fresh water may answer the purpose very well.

TheWhether she takes one or other, she must take it
always in the morning before she takes either the Solution
or the Milk. At least she must not take the Bath soon
after either of these, but she may sometimes take the Bath
three or four hours after she has taken the Solution or milk

The present fashion of dressing ladies hair is very
inconvenient for bathing, but it is absolutely necessary that
by anie one contrivance or other the head should have
the Cold applied to it as well as the rest of the body. ---

She must carefully gaurd against cold, by wearing flannel
next her skin summer & Winter especially the former later
season; and by wearing worsted under stockings & thick shoes.

Diet - at Dinner a bit of light meat filling up her
meal with pudding & what Vegetables the Season affords.
Sometimes but very sparingly she may take a little of the
White lighter kinds of fish. ----

Tea and Coffee are both bad for her -- and if ever any Tea
but a little & that very weak -- At breakfast she may take
Cocoa Tea or some of our home growth herbs ------

At Supper milk meat or preparation of it with grain
without milk

For ordinary drink Water the most proper - No malt liquor.
A Glass or two of wine with a little water she may take every day
at dinner & when in such small quantity it may be of any wine she likes best.