1892 Drinks of the world

DRINKS.

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If It

tl^e sjoute brctlje inljan

is tiro'ic

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it

toitf)

as tju; t!gc3 be sotjcn in, ant) fcianf3j)ct|} al (Icmnics. ^ 3:t causetlj gooti tigtjestnngc antJ appctnte for to cat, antj takrt!) airrag all bolkinge.^ ^ 3It tjraijetf) tlje irrgntics out of tlje botig, auti is pot) agagnst

eijoll stomake.

t!)e

tlje paun of

^I Et easetl;

fanntenes of

tfje mgltr,

fjarte,

tlje

tlje

Igmmrs,

Santiis, tl)e

geloine

tijf gcute, in ll)£

tiropsg^

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tlje

tfje

pagne

in

be

brcstcs

f}antii0 anti

in

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fete,

ti^e

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tfje

tljc

biseases

sbiollen, auti

in

brcakctl)

al

anti

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l)lat)bcr,

tlje

i\)i

stone. ^ 3It iBitljtirgbetJf ijengm tf)at j^atlj been taken in meat or in tjrunke, Inji a Igtell trgaele is put tljerto.

tl)e flanckes ^ ant! nil tigseases coming of eoltie.

I)eletb

IT

3xt

al mcmbres lufjan

tfje botjg, ann of

fjelet]^ t^e brenttgng of

3it

IF

a is rubbcti ti)erfeiti) bg tf)e fpre biii bages eontgnngnge. *1[ IPt is potJ to be tironke agaunst tf)e sotiegn tjetic. 1[ Et b^'tctfi all seabbes of tfje botig, anti all enogntetJ or toasfjeti t^crinit^, ant> also a Igtell tljerof tironke. % 3it fjcletb all sljronke sineines, anb causetf) tljem to softe antJ rigbt. ^ 3it Ijeletb t{)E febrcs tertiana antJ quartana, toljen it is tironke an \in\u before, m tJje frbres becometfj on a botig. II Kt Ijektb tije bciiumous bgtes, anti also of a mabtie tiogge, iuljan t^cg be inassftcb tbrrinitl). IF Et belctl) all stgnkgng inounties luban tbeg be bassfjeb tjerlniti}.'* From use in medicine, Aqua Vitze soon came into domestic use, and here it given one of Iherom Bruynswyke's *'Styllatoryes," which he says was the ** comon fornays" which was "well beknowen amonge the potters, made of erthe leded or glased, and it may be removed from the one place to the other/' It was in a still of this sort that the old housewives of the sixteenth and succeeding centuries used to concoct their strong and cordial waters — a practice eoltic stoellgnges, become

^ Belching.

^ pleurisy.