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For the weakness in the back by William Hamp∣ton.

TAke one ounce of very good Bole-armoniack, one ounce of Terra sigillaat which is red, two ounces of Nutmegs, one spoonful of Anniseeds, beat all these very small, then mingle them together, and take an Egg and lay it before the fire, til the yolk be throughly warm, then lay the yolk upon a Tren∣cher, and take away the White from it, then take one spoon∣ful of the aforesaid pouder, and a spoonful of white Sugar can∣dy, and mingle them well with the yolk of the Egg, and so eat of it in the morning, fasting after it two hours.