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℞ Catechu ℥ vj. Jesuits Bark ℥ iv. Henbane-seeds ℥ ij. Spirit of Wine, i.e. common Brandy ℥ xx. mix; digest for a week, filter, and keep it for use.
It is profitable against Ulcers of the Reins and Bladder; it stops Spitting of Blood, and
Bleeding, or Fluxes of Blood; in what part of the Body, or of what kind soever: it represses the overflowing of the Terms in Women, cures the Diabetes, Incon∣tinency of Urine, and Pissing of Blood, as also the Bloody-flux and Diarrhoea, and stops other Fluxes of the Bowels; it prevails against the soreness of the Bow∣els, weakness of the Stomach and Liver, and lowness of the Heart. Dose, two spoonfuls, more or less, morning and evening, continuing its use for six or seven days.