―The admirable and most famous Snail wa- ter.‖ – Take a peck of garden Shel Snails, wash them well in Small Beer, and put them in an oven till they have done making a Noise, then take them out and wipe them well from the green froth that is upon them, and bruise them shels and all in a Stone Mortar, then take a Quart of Earthworms, scowre them with salt, slit them, and wash well with water from their filth, and in a stone Mortar beat them in pieces, then lay in the bottom of your dis- tilled pot Angelica two handfuls, and two handfuls of Celandine upon them, to which put two quarts of Rose- mary flowers, Bears- foot, Agrimony, red Dock roots, Bark of Barberries, Betony wood Sorrel of each two handfuls, Rue one handful; then lay the Snails and Worms on top of the hearbs and flowers, then pour on three Gallons of the Strongest Ale, and let it stand all night, in the morning put in three ounces of Cloves beaten, sixpennyworth of beaten Saffron, and on the top of them six ounces of shaved Hartshorne, then set on the Lim- beck, and close it wit paste and so receive the wa- ter by pints, which will be nine in all, the first is the strongest, whereof take in the morning two spoonfuls in four spoonfuls of small Beer, the like in the Afternoon. Customs and Fashions in Old New England, Alice Morse Earle, Charles Scribner’s Sons, New York, 1893, Republished by Omnigraphics, Penob- scot Building, Detroit, 1990 Volume 3 Issue 1 Medicinal Receipt for children diseases September 2007 September Meeting Sharing Finds at Sand Point Archives  Thursday, September 6th  7:00 p.m.  12th & Connection—  Church of Jesus Christ of  Latter Day Saints  Membership Dues to Pauline Aldrich  Singles: $15.00  Couples: $20.00 NGS: E-Books 2 Step-By-Step: A Timeline 2 “In the Journal” a Step Back in Time 2 Leave Your Stories Behind 3 Local Workshop: Climbing Your Genetic Family Tree 3 At the Library 5 Allen County Library to be Digitized 6 Inside this issue: The Mason Log Mason County Genealogical Society $1,500 to spare? ArcGIS Desktop is software that helps you discover pat- terns, relationships and ten- dencies in your databases, spreadsheets, or statistical packages. Beyond showing you your data as points on a map, it enables you to man- age and integrate your data, perform advanced analysis, model and automate opera- tional processes, and dis- play your results on profes- sional-quality maps. One engineer even translated his family data to an origi- nal family tree image that is easily updated for new in- formation found or new fam- ily members. Try re-searching data- bases where you have previously been unable to locate an ancestor. Websites are continually updat- ing databases. In ad- dition, if you've found new information on that ancestor since your last search, you may be able to better refine your search or browse and get better results. , OCR Text: ―The admirable and most famous Snail wa- ter.‖ – Take a peck of garden Shel Snails, wash them well in Small Beer, and put them in an oven till they have done making a Noise, then take them out and wipe them well from the green froth that is upon them, and bruise them shels and all in a Stone Mortar, then take a Quart of Earthworms, scowre them with salt, slit them, and wash well with water from their filth, and in a stone Mortar beat them in pieces, then lay in the bottom of your dis- tilled pot Angelica two handfuls, and two handfuls of Celandine upon them, to which put two quarts of Rose- mary flowers, Bears- foot, Agrimony, red Dock roots, Bark of Barberries, Betony wood Sorrel of each two handfuls, Rue one handful; then lay the Snails and Worms on top of the hearbs and flowers, then pour on three Gallons of the Strongest Ale, and let it stand all night, in the morning put in three ounces of Cloves beaten, sixpennyworth of beaten Saffron, and on the top of them six ounces of shaved Hartshorne, then set on the Lim- beck, and close it wit paste and so receive the wa- ter by pints, which will be nine in all, the first is the strongest, whereof take in the morning two spoonfuls in four spoonfuls of small Beer, the like in the Afternoon. Customs and Fashions in Old New England, Alice Morse Earle, Charles Scribner’s Sons, New York, 1893, Republished by Omnigraphics, Penob- scot Building, Detroit, 1990 Volume 3 Issue 1 Medicinal Receipt for children diseases September 2007 September Meeting Sharing Finds at Sand Point Archives  Thursday, September 6th  7:00 p.m.  12th & Connection—  Church of Jesus Christ of  Latter Day Saints  Membership Dues to Pauline Aldrich  Singles: $15.00  Couples: $20.00 NGS: E-Books 2 Step-By-Step: A Timeline 2 “In the Journal” a Step Back in Time 2 Leave Your Stories Behind 3 Local Workshop: Climbing Your Genetic Family Tree 3 At the Library 5 Allen County Library to be Digitized 6 Inside this issue: The Mason Log Mason County Genealogical Society $1,500 to spare? ArcGIS Desktop is software that helps you discover pat- terns, relationships and ten- dencies in your databases, spreadsheets, or statistical packages. Beyond showing you your data as points on a map, it enables you to man- age and integrate your data, perform advanced analysis, model and automate opera- tional processes, and dis- play your results on profes- sional-quality maps. One engineer even translated his family data to an origi- nal family tree image that is easily updated for new in- formation found or new fam- ily members. Try re-searching data- bases where you have previously been unable to locate an ancestor. Websites are continually updat- ing databases. In ad- dition, if you've found new information on that ancestor since your last search, you may be able to better refine your search or browse and get better results. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Mason Logs,Mason Logs,2007,V3 I1 MCGS Sep 200 7 Newsletter.pdf,September+2007a.pdf Page 1, September+2007a.pdf Page 1