The Eye Clear'd, Or A Preservative For The Sight. Being a quaint Composition without Fenell or Eye-bright, to restore the Pore-blind, and make the Squint-Eye to looke forth- right. VVith the gratefull acknowledge- ment of much comfort already received in that kinde by divers, through this, and other Remedies applyed by the Author. Such as were blinde, and now can see, Let 'em use this Receipt with me, 'Twill cleare the Eye, preserve the Sight, And give the understanding Light. (Below is a bottle, with the words:) A Viall of preseruatiue Water for Clearing ye Eyes

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