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An approved pouder for the Stone.

TAke the seeds of Broom, the crops of red Nettles, the crops of red Tyme, the budds of red Oke, the Lights of a Fox, the flowers of Elders, Hipp berries, Stone Crop, ashen keys, Orange pills, Parsley seed, Saxifrage, gather all these same in their due time, drye and beat them severally into pouder, and put these pouders into sundry Boxes or Bladders, take of each a like quan∣tity, mix it well and keep it for your use.

If you find it to be the stone in the Kidneys, take three spoonfulls of distilled milk-water in a Glass, put to it over night as much pouder as will lye upon a Groat, cover it all night in the morn∣ing put to it six spoonfull of white wine, stirre it well together, drink it sasting, fast and use moderate exercise an houre after, If it be for the stone in the Bladder, in stead of milke water, and wine, use only Beer or Ale a like quantity over night and in the morning.