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The second Dyet-drink to cure the Fistula, and divers other Imperfections.

TAke of Sarsaparilla, and Saxifrage root of each four ounces, Cheny roots, Madder roots, Tormentile roots, and Sene, of each two ounces, three quarters of an ounce of Rueberb, halfe an ounce of Cynamon, one ounce of Hearts-horn finely scra∣ped, large Mace three quarters of an ounce, shred these very small, take of Bettony three handfuls, of Sabious, of Coltsfoot, Egremony, Ribwort, Mousehair, Ladies Mantle, green Mercu∣ry, and Marsh mallow leaves, of each one handfull, of sweet Marjoram and Peniroyal of each half a handfull, put these herbs in a bagg, and dry them in an Oven after the bread is drawn, and when they are very well dryed, mingle them together with the Woods above written, then divide them into three e∣qual parts, putting one third part into three gallons of Ale in a little bag, and make it sink a little below the yeast, and let it not sink to the bottom, and when the same has stood so one day, then may you drink therof, when, and at what time you please.

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