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TAke Dantzick Vitriol, Calcine it till it be yellow, then grind it with Salt or Salt-petre, the ordinary proportion: With this Sublime ☿, which Sublime once again by it self; then take only the Crystalline part of it, whereof take ℥j. grind it to a subtil Powder in a Glass Mortar, with a Glass Pestle; put this Powder into a large Glass-bottle, and pour upon it a quart of
Fountain-water, stop the Bottle close, and let it stand thus for some days, shaking it often: Then being well settled and stood without shaking at least twenty four hours, pour off the clear, and filter it. Then take one spoonful of this Liquor, which put into a Vial, and pour into it two spoonfuls of fair Fountain-water: Shake the Vial well, then pour it out into a Glass, and let the Patient drink it in the Morning fasting; let him keep himself very warm, and stir and walk as much as he can; but let him neither eat nor drink till two hours after the Medi∣cine hath Operated. It will Operate by Stools, and by a gentle Vomit. The next Morning, if the Patient find himself strong enough, let him take the said Medicine again, if not, he may rest a day or two be∣tween.
With this Remedy the Author above-mentioned Cured all sorts of Scrofula's, whe∣ther open or shut; the Cancer or Wolf, whe∣ther in the Breast, or any other part of the Body; as also all sorts of Pustula's and Old Ulcers and Wounds.
The said Doctor Communicated this Re∣medy to Sir K. D.