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℞ ANiseeds, which bruise, lbx. fair Water lblxxx. com∣mon Salt lbj. Pot-ashes lbss. di∣gest in a warm place for nine days; and then distill in a copper Vesica with its Worm; after which sepa∣rate the Oil from the Water.
It strengthens the Bowels in the Colick, discusses Wind, and is prevalent against the Stone, or pain in the Reins. Dose, in some proper Vehicle, ad gut. vj. Out∣wardly, it is an excellent Ano∣dyn; anoint with it in the Gout
of the Hands and Feet, proceed∣ing from a cold cause, and in all other Pains arising from the same reason; in Cramps, Convulsions, and Palsies, it is of great use. You may use it either by it self, or in this Mixture. ℞ Oil of Aniseeds, gut. xxx. Oil of Ben, gut. xlv. mix them.