Marigold-_flowers distild good for the head._
Naples-_Bisquet._
Orange-_Water._
Orange-_Cakes._
Preserves.
_To preserve Artichokes young._ _Apric.o.c.ks._ _Barberries._ _Cherries._ _Damsins._ _Elecampane-root._ _Fruit green._ _Grapes._ _Green plums._ _Lemons._ _Oranges._ _Pear-plums white or green._ _Pippins, or Peaches._ _Plums red or black._ _Quinces white._ _White or red._ _Respa.s.s._
Paste _of Apric.o.c.ks._ _Citrons._ _Elecampane-roots._ _Flowers with its natural taste._ _Oranges and Lemons._ _Pippins like leaves, and some like plums, with their stones and stalks in them._ _Rasberries or English Currans._
Perfumes, _for Cloathes, Gloves._ _Perfumes excellent._ _K._ Edwards.
_Q._ Elizabeths.
_Perfume water._
Purging-_bag for Ale._
Plague-_water._
Poppy-_water._
Pomander.
Pomatum _good._
Prince-_Bisquet._
Powder _the Lady_ Kents.
Quinces _for pies._
Quiddony _of Pippins._ _Of all kinds of plums._
Raisin _Wine._
Rasberry _Wine._
_Shrubbery cakes._
Sweet _smell._
_Sweet powder to break._
Syrup _of Clove-gillyflowers._ _Of Hysop for colds._ _Lemons or Citrons._ _Elders._ _Rasberries._
Spots _of grease or Oyle to take out._
Dr. Stephens _sovereign Water._
Stomach _water the Lady_ Spotswoods.
Snail-water _most excellent._
Sugar _of Wormwood, Mint, Aniseed &c._ _Of Roses._
Surfeit water.
Tincture _of Ambergreese._
Usquebath _distilled with herbs._
Walnuts _artificial._
Wine _to keep from souring._
Water _for a Consumption._ _For the stomach._ _The Plague._ _Of Time for pa.s.sion of the heart._ _For sore eyes._ _Of Snails for children and old people._ _Of Clary for the back and stomach._ _For fainting of the heart._ _Sunburning._ _One pensive to comfort the heart._
FINIS.