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Rx [recipe] a Gallen of spring water take
out a pint and set apart.  put out the rest 
of good Opperas [Zv?] simmer gently over
the fire, and take off the skim as it rises
and fithe.  Add of Rock Allum Zy - Sugar
Candy powderd Zi - and Gum Arabee Zii dissolvd
in the Pint of water set apart - Infuse
there in a Shone Bottle with tbi of blue
Galls powderd, [?] in a warm Place
and shaken every day, for 8 days. if it should
not be black enough add some drops of 
Tinilum of Steel. - It makes a fine
black [?] ink.

Excellent 
Black Ink 
D Parker.
Tried 
To [Gol Cerry?]
J. of W. July 1798

23.
In the Liver of the Pa there 
as whel the Butchers cal the [Mull bal?]
ther very hard and give it to a dog. [?]

To make Dogs
follow you.
Mr. Durell.

19.

Rx [recipe] a Gallen of spring water take
out a pint and set apart. put out the rest
of good Opperas [Zv?] simmer gently over
the fire, and take off the skim as it rises
and fithe. Add of Rock Allum Zy - Sugar
Candy powderd Zi - and Gum Arabee Zii dissolvd
in the Pint of water set apart - Infuse
there in a Shone Bottle with tbi of blue
Galls powderd, [?] in a warm Place
and shaken every day, for 8 days. if it should
not be black enough add some drops of
Tinilum of Steel. - It makes a fine
black [?] ink.

Excellent
Black Ink
D Parker.
Tried
To [Gol Cerry?]
J. of W. July 1798

23.
In the Liver of the Pa there
as whel the Butchers cal the [Mull bal?]
ther very hard and give it to a dog. [?]

To make Dogs
follow you.
Mr. Durell.

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