Letter

Benjamin Franklin to John Franklin, January 1, 1753

[1753?] 3

[ Missing ] Riding offend the Part, and occasion small Ulcers. The Bougie or Wax Candle I have heard is excellent in such Cases. But whether it be an Ulcer in the Passages or a Stone, I believe Onion Pottage may be properly taken and to advantage as it lubricates, and at the same time is a Dissolvent of Calcarious Matter. Enclosed I Send you a Letter from the Revd. Mr. Jones 4 to me, containing one he received from Govr. Ogle 5 on the Virtues of this kind of Pottage. When you have perused please to return. With Love to all, I am Dear Brother, Yours affectionately

B Franklin

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Founders Online u2014 Papers of Benjamin Franklin View original source ↗