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A Dyet drink for many imperfections.

TAke of Sarsaparilla two ounces, Sassefrage wood, Chena roots Gallingall roots, Turmentile roots, Angellica roots of

each as much, except of the Sassafrage, of it three ounces, of Harts Horn or Ivory finely scraped one ounce, Bittony, Scabi∣ous, Egremony, Marsh-mallows, and Colts-foot of each one handfull, put these Herbs into a Bagg, and drie them in an Oven after, the bread is drawn, then mingle them together with the roots also, mix therewith of Cynamon one ounce, of large Mace three quarts of an ounce tying them fast upon a Bol∣ster bagg with a stone in it, make it sinck below the yeast, being put into two gallons of Ale, and drink thereof when you please.