THe Queen of Hungary's Water , being of a hot Nature , and very subtle ; it strengthens the Heart , Brains and Stomach , digests all manner of Crudities , dissolves Phlegm , and repairs the Dissipations of the Spirits ; in so much that one may use it for all the Indispositions of the Brains and Stomach , which may proceed from Colds , and to expel Winds and Cholicks .

To use it rightly , you must mingle half a spoonful ( more or less , having respect to the Age or indisposition of the Party that is to take it ) either in a little Broth , or some other Liquor , for to temper its Virtues : it may be taken several days together , or else two or three times a week .

One may also use it outwardly , for all manner of pains in what part of the Body soever ; for those that are troubled with a weakness in their Sinews , to fortifie the Joynts ; for the Palsie , Gout , Burnings , Contusions , and in the decline of an Erezipelus , or Saint Anthony's Fire . It must be used by fomenting and bathing the parts affected , warming it a little if desired . For a weakness of Sight , and the Headach , you must rub the Forehead and the Eyes . It is also very good for Deafness , in dropping it into the Ear , and stopping it with a little Wool . The Ladies use it for their Fa●es , it makes the skin smooth , and a fair Complexion , by taking away Scurfs or Witherness ; you must wash your self twice or thrice a week by mingling it with a little Spring-water , especially those that are of a swarthy Complexion .

Amongst the several Distillers of this Water in Montpellier , where by the confession of all Men it is best prepared , James Puech Apothecary and Perfumer dwelling in the said City , doth make it with all the exactness and care imaginable ; and is sold here in London by his Son David Puech , living in at the Sign of the true Perfumer of Montpellier .