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A special good Water for the Web or Pearle in ones Eye.

By Mr. Vowel.

Take a quantity of the whitest Coperas about one penny worth infused in a platter of running water; let it stand in the same platter one day and one night, then put it into another plat••er, and then shift it every day for the space of one month at nine of the

clock in the morning, and six of the clock in the afternoon. This must be made in June, July or August, and must be set in some cham∣ber where the Sun shineth hotest.

Also white Rose Water, that is stilled by the self; and when you use the aforesaid water for any cause, then put into it three spoon∣ful of the Coperas water above specified, one spoonful of this Rose water, and so use it.

This Water is approved.