Bate.] ℞ The outward Hulls of Pistaches ℥ij. Colts-foots, Betony, Rosemary, all dried, A. ℥iij. let them be cut, and add Raspings of Lignum Sanctum ℥iij. white Amber, Olibanum, grosly bruised, A. ℥iss. Mastich ℥j. distilled Oil of Nutmegs ʒj. make a mix∣ture; to be taken as you take Tobacco. Or thus: ℞ Betony, Colts-foot, A. ℥ij. Rosemary Flowers, outward Pi∣stach shells or hulls, A. ℥j. Cardamoms the less ℥iss. cut them, S. A. and add Oyl of Aniseeds, gut. xvj. Oil of Ci∣namon gut. viij. mix them. Some add of the best Tobacco cut ℥j. It is chiefly useful in drying up Catarrhs, stopping of Fluxes of Rheums, Coughs, &c.
Salmon.] § 1. What Vir∣tue there can be in the out∣ward Hulls of Pistaches for this use, I can scarcely tell; in my Judgment, if as much dried Sage, or Winter Cina∣mon prepared, were added in the place thereof, or rather Pimento, the Composition would be much better for the Uses it is intended.
§ 2. It is good to dry up Fluxes of Rheums, stop Ca∣tarrhs,