Sed,

Of t Diet-7)rinh t &c.

and the Urinary

the Prima VU,

Paflages. It will not keep long, andtherefore muftbe made almoft daily,which is troublefome enough. Twoor three Pints in a Day is the ufualQuantity order'd to be taken.

Cerevifía Scrophularia, A Drinkagainfl the King's Evil. ' Take Sar-' faparilla, 5 vi. Guaiacum, 5 viii.' Bark of the Walnut-tree, Roots of' Scorphularia, Saflafras, ana * iii.' Herb-Robert.m.iii. Raißnsfton'd,< live Millepedes, ana ft i. Put' them into a Bag for Cong. iv. of' Ale.'

The Woods would be betterboil'd in the Wort, and the tenderIngredients with the Hog-lice onlyhung in the Barrel : but the Quan-tity of Guaiacum is too large, be-caufe it will make it fo hot, as notto be well endured in the Mouth.It is an efficacious Detergent, andwill, by a continued ufe, extend itsinfluences to the remoteft Glands,and by degrees wear away what ob-ftrufts them, and occafions a Lodg-ment of fuch Humours as erodeand deform the Parts. What it aHbabrades and carries into the commonStream, is either exhaled by Tranf-piration, or detach'd off by the Kid-neys, and thrown out by the Blad-der : the former of whick Difchar-ges is promoted moil by the Woods,and the latter by the Millepedes. Sothat in the height of a icorbuticCcnftitution, and the Evil is nomore, this deferves Recommenda-tion, and cannot fail of doingfervice, if duly continued for fometime. It fhould be ufed as com-mon Drink.

Cerevifía Scrophularia altera, A-nother Ale againfl the King's Evil.* Take Chips of Guaiacum, SafTa-' fras, Walnut-tree Bark, Roots' of fharp-pointed Dock, Filipéndula« and Hounds-tongue, ana j ii.

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c Herb-Rohert,Archangel,anam. vi.' Raifins of the Sun ftoned, ana' live Millepedes, ana ft i. Prepare' for Cong, iv.'

This, which is frpm Fuller, differsnot much from the former fromBates 5 and the Guaiacum and Sajfa-fras ought, as in that, to be boil'dwith the Wort,and then ftrain'd j forthey will not give out their Virtues fomuch in the Fermentation. In all cu-taneous Foulneiïès, and even the Le-profy, this is a good and an effeciualCleanfer ; and in old running Ulcerswill much affift in their Cure. Itought to be made a common Drink,and continued fome time, to anfwerin any Intention of moment.

Cerevifía Aperiens, Aperient Ale.' Take Roots of Succory, Male Fern,

* Liquorife, and the five opening' Roots, ana 5 ii. Hart's-tongue,' Liver-wort, Ground-Ivy, Tama-« risk Tops, ana m. i¿ Juniper-ber-

* ries, fweet Fennel-feed, ana § it,« Raifíns of the Sun ftoned, 5 vSi.' Prepare them to be hung in a Bag< for Cong. iv. of Ale.'

This is an admirable good Pre-fcription, and will do great fervicein all kinds of Cachexies, where theVifcera are foul ; but particularlythofeof the Liver and urinary Paf-fages. They who are fubje£r. tothe Stone or Gravel, to the Jaundice,grioding Pains in the Back, Cho-lics, or Stitches of the Sides orBread, as likewife to Afthma's andCorpulency, cannot but find reliefby the ufe of it, if regularly fol-low'd for fome time, for it will foclear away the FoulnefTes of all thefecretory Parts, that the feveral Of-fices of the QEconomy will be dulydifcharo'd for a longtime afterwards.This is inclining moil to the ibft andemollient kind, aud therefore is beflfitted açninft the hot fait Scurvy, andfuch ill Habits as Perlons are fub-N a 3 jeel