Condition
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Method Of Treatment
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ingested - sunflower tea
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applied - paste of cream of tarter
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applied - chicken feathers
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performed - have chickens fly over the
child’s head when they are first leaving the chicken house and before
the child eats breakfast
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worn - asafoetida.
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performed - put kids in chicken house;
shoo chickens out of chicken house; let chickens into house; make chickens
“fly over kids”
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ingested - hot lemonade
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applied - poultices of flaxseed
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performed - let chickens fly over
individual with chicken pox
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performed - allow hen to run over
infected child
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applied - baby oil
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ingested - saffron tea
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applied - paste of cream of tarter
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Spirits of nitre
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performed - piece of red flannel into
which five pins are stuck laid under the child’s bed.
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performed = lay on chicken house floor,
and have black hen fly over you
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applied - blood of jet black chicken
applied to pox
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applied - mustard baths
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ingested - saffron
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performed - run chickens over reclining
patient
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applied - lard, carbolated vaseline,
cocoa butter.
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performed - let chickens fly over
afflicted person’s head
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applied - chicken blood
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performed - let chickens fly over child
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performed - have afflicted person step
over plucked black chicken feathers
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performed = victim should sit in chicken
hour for one hours three days in a row
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applied - starch bath
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performed - let chickens fly over head
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applied - blood from white chicken
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applied - water in which feathers of a
black chicken are boiled
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performed - go to the hen house and let
chickens fly over head
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performed - allow chicken to fly over
the child
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performed - giving alms ingested - Rice,
Curry, Coconut milk
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applied - cold bath with corn starch
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performed - sit in the henhouse for an
hour
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performed - rub wart with grain of corn,
feed corn to chicken and chicken will get wart (chicken pox also)
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ingested - chicken dropping tea
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performed = stand under the chicken
roost
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performed - rub wart with grain of corn
until it bleeds; feed corn to chicken
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applied - baking soda wash
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performed - lie down on ground and have
chickens run over person with chicken pox
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performed - push patient backwards into
henhouse
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performed - several
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performed - sit in door and let black
chicken fly overhead
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applied - dirt where chicken roosted
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performed - fan with the wardrobe door
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performed - lie down on ground and have
chickens run over person with chicken pox
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performed - sit in the henhouse for an
hour
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take sick child into chicken house and
let a black hen fly over their head.
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applied - salt pork
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performed - sit in doorway and let
chicken run over you, lie down where cow has wallowed
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worn - asafetida
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performed - bring chickens into house
and have them walk over patient’s body.
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performed - put patient backwards into
fowl-house
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performed - have chickens fly over the
child in the chickenhouse.
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ingested - hot toddy of whiskey, water,
lemon juice, honey
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performed - get on roost
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performed - strip and walk around
chicken house
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performed - lie down before the chicken
house, and let chicken fly over you
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ingested - elderberry tea; performed -
keep patient in warm room, and well covered
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applied - flaxseed poultice
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ingested - saffron tea
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performed - let chicken fly over you.
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performed- disease evicted in some
related object
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performed - drive chickens in front door
and out the back
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performed - bath child in water in which
a chicken has been scalded
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performed - lie down before the chicken
house and let the chickens fly over you.
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performed - place onion over the door to
kill all germs
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performed - children placed in henhouse
so chickens could fly over them.
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performed - have chicken fly over child
and through door
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performed - shoo chickens over afflicted
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performed - bathe person in water in
which a black chicken has been scalded
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performed - have patient lie on ground,
head toward the north, then drive flock of chickens over his body
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performed - have chickens fly over
patient’s head.
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performed = wrap patient in quilt, lay
him in chicken yard, and shoo chickens over him 3 times
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applied - paste of soda and water.
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worn - apostem herb
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performed - feed grain and blood from
wart to chicken
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performed - go in and out of the
henhouse twice.
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ingested - tea made from dried white
chicken manure
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performed - have chickens fly over
patient
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performed - put child in chicken coop
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black chicken’s blood
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performed - lie down before chicken
house and let chickens fly over you
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performed - send sick child into chicken
coop and shoo chickens over his head.
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applied - soda
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performed - let chickens fly over head
to help heal the scars
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performed - lie down in front of chicken
coop; allow chickens to run over patient
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ingested - chicken gall
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performed - make chicken walk across bed
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applied - chicken grease performed - put
child in chicken house (coop)
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applied - warm blood from a black
chicken
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performed - shoo chickens over child’s
head
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ingested - saffron tea (for bringing out
spots)
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performed - go to the henhouse and let
chickens fly over head
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performed - allow chickens to pick
[peck?] corn off child’s body
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applied - water used to scald a black
hen
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performed - let chickens fly over
afflicted
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performed - let chickens fly out of coop
over ill person
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performed - tear black chicken open, rub
blood on sores
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applied - soda
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performed - shoo chickens over child’s
head
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applied - yellow hen grease
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ingested - sheep ball tea
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performed - make chickens fly over head
of afflicted before breakfast
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performed - shake chicken three times
over patient
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worn - rue
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sulphur and cream of tartar
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performed - tear black chicken open, rub
blood on sores
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performed - carry a chicken
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performed - get under chicken roost and
scare chickens away
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worn - roots of rue and sassafras
suspended from the neck
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performed - sit in door of henhouse
while they fly out
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performed - take child under chicken
roost
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performed - wash in water in which black
chicken has been scalded
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performed - let chickens fly over you
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performed - expose children to
contagious diseases worn - around neck, bag of asafetida, garlic, or
onions
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applied - slippery elm bark
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performed - allow chickens to fly over
patient at chicken house
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performed - take baby in chicken house
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performed - roll over three times in hog
barn; walk backward thirty-three steps
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performed - let black chicken run over
you
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worn - around neck, garlic or asafetida
in a bag
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performed - expose children to
contagious diseases worn - around neck, bag of asafetida, garlic, or
onions
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applied - lard and sulphur (to permit
“break out”.)
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applied - salve made from tallow and
strong yarrow tea used on chicken pox
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ingested - chicken manure
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performed - crawling under mule
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performed - take to a chicken roost
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worn - nine live cellar bugs in bag
around neck
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worn - around neck, garlic or asafetida
in a bag
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performed, give 7 mothers rice and
pastry
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applied - to the pox, water from boiled
feathers
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performed - walk into a chicken coop
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performed - let chicken fly over
child’s head
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ingested - chicken manure tea
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applied - water of boiled black chicken
feathers
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applied - cream of tartar applied to the
pox
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ingested - sheep dirt tea
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performed = God’s alms given to men
and women, eat rice, curry, and water of coconuts
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ingested - hot tansy tea
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applied - water of boiled chicken
feathers to pox boils
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performed - put child in the hen house
for 1/2 hour, and let chickens fly over their head
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performed - stay home, avoid chile and
pork
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worn - asafetida bags.
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applied - bread and milk poultices
applied to pox
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performed = run a flock of chickens over
the infected person while laying on the ground
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performed - allow chickens to fly out of
chicken house and over the infected child
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performed - make hen fly over baby
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ingested - corn shuck, lemon tea
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ingested - catnip tea
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performed = camphor worn around the neck
in a flannel gave protection
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performed = drive chickens over the boy
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performed - sit in chicken coop and let
hen fly over head
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performed - take child to chicken house
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