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A good Medicine for the stone approved by Mrs. Cranmer.

TAke one handful of pellitory of the wal one handful of Saxi∣frage one handful, of wild tim e one handfnl, of garden parsly foure or five redish roots sliced, foure sponfulls of fenell seed bruised, ••••reed, wash all these hearbes togeather and dry them in a faire linnen cloath and shreed them a little when they be dried and at night take a gallon of new milk warm from the cow and put it in an earthen pot and put all the hearbes into it, and the fennell seed with it stopping it very close, and the next morning put it into a common still and keep a reasonable fire all day under it and stir it often, you must take foure spon∣fuls of this water and three spoonfuls of White-wine with a little sugar in it warmed luke warme at the fire to be taken three dayes before the full and three dayes before the change through the year.

This is to be still'd in July to serve all the year, Two Stilfnlls will serve all the year. This Medicine for the stone is to be taken in any time of the Moone when you feele paine.

TAke one sponfull of an hearb called the golden rodd rub∣bed to powder to the yelk of an egg rere rosted sup it up fast∣ing three mornings together this Medicine is to be taken in any time of the Moon when any pain is felt fasting an houre after you ••ake it.

proved by Mrs. Vrsula Atkins