[Transcript for page 196]

[note: edge damage] yle it in a cloth well butred or flowred and poure
[note: edge damage] one it buter and sugr or with out if you pleas...
The great cordiall water the lady [?of?] water is very go
od for wemen in [?travell?] to increase paine if the child
cume right 3 sponfulls of the strongest may be given
her safly with out any dangers and if you rube her lips
and nose with sume of it it will keepe her from sou
nding and when they are delivered if they flood it
willl stay the and if they have any thing left behind
and if they be stoped it will caus them to cume [note: illegible]
it is exelent wator for the wind collicke to doe good
in great exstrematy or to bringe out the small pox 
or measells or for diverse other things proved :::
To make mocke sides
Take pure spring wator and put in to about a
galon of pipings and cut them in [?quarfors?] and
boyle them well in a neat or a very thinn bunter
of linen till all the strength be quit out of them 
then botell it up with lofe suger it will keepe a
good while and be a very prety drinke :::
Bracket a very stronge drinke
Take sume pure clare water and boyle in it sume
rosmary and time and sweet bryer and sume
bay leaves and boyle it well an dpubt in the ho
ney and boyle it and scume it but once and 
when the beare is working in the tune put it together