A briefe treatise published by Walter Cary 1587, and now the fift time 1609. newly imprinted ; wherein are to be found diuers good and speciall helpes for many diseases ; and for any thing herein mentioned, as heretofore I referred the patientes to M. Gray, so now (he being dead) I referre them to M. Clapham ...

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Author:	Cary, Walter.
Title:	A briefe treatise published by Walter Cary 1587, and now the fift time 1609. newly imprinted ; wherein are to be found diuers good and speciall helpes for many diseases ; and for any thing herein mentioned, as heretofore I referred the patientes to M. Gray, so now (he being dead) I referre them to M. Clapham ...
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The Authors Verse.

TO THE READER.

The Table.

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Of a Potion which is to be vsed in sundry cures.

Answers to such Obiections as may be made against the vse of this Potion.

Certaine Obseruations.

For the Head-ach, and for such as are much bound, and haue their excrement alwayes hard and dry: also for the swim∣ming of the Head, and for red and sore Eyes.

For Pimples, or other itching humors rising in the face, and for all itches of the bodie, a verie rare ointment.

For those that are troubled with Biles, itches, scabs, and such like, procee∣ding of inward infection.

For those that are full of Flegeme, also for the Cough and shortnesse of breath, for such as haue taken an heat and cold, and for those which are towards the con∣sumption of the Lunges.

For a Surfet by ouer eating.

For the Heartburning.

For those which Vomit continu∣ally after meat.

For those that haue no appetite to Meate.

For those, who are troubled with the gnawing of the stomach or guttes: also for the collicke and wind, and all corruption which causeth wind.

For the Rheume.

The first Rule.

The second Rule.

The third Rule.

The fourth Rule.

The sixt Rule.

The seuenth Rule.

The eight Rule.

The Cure.

For the Yellow Iaundise, and stopping of the Liuer, a very easie and perfect cure.

For the Blacke Iaundise, for the hardnesse and swelling of the Spleene or Milt; also for the Piles.

For the Greene-sicknesse.

For the quotidian Ague, which commeth euery day.

For the quartane ague.

For the Tertian Ague, which com∣meth euery second day.

A generall cure for all Agues.

For the Plague.

For the Crampe.

For Burning and Scalding.

For a Fellon, and Whitblow.

For the Ring-worme, Tetter, and such like.

For the Tooth-ach.

Of the Disease wherewith our wantons of England are troubled.

For the Wormes of all sorts.

For those which haue their health.

Here followeth an Addition by the same Author, wherein be declared three speciall stayes of health.

The first Chapter.

This Chapter intreateth of the nature of Worme-wood wine, and how it is to be vsed.

The 3. Chapter.

The 4. Chapter.

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TO THE READER.

The Author to those that are vexed with the Stone, in verse as followeth.

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The causes of the Stone, and how it is ingendred in mans body.

The difference of Stones ingendred in mans body.

The vsuall way how to preuent and cure the Stone.

The preuenting and curing of the Stone, by a new meane lat deuised.