1. FOr a Scald-Head , let all the Haire be shaved off very well , as neere the skin as is possible , afterwards let it be spread upon a peice of Linnen or thin skin and bee layd upon the Sore , leaving it for two dayes , afterwards change the Plaister three or foure times , observing that every time the Haire must be shaven away , and the putrifaction taken away , washing it well with a little water , wherein hath been boyled , Rosemary , Sage , and C●pporas together , or with Urine , Vinegar , or Verjuyce , according to your discretion , and then it will be cured whole and sound without any paine ; observing also that the Patient be well purged after hee is Cured , or else the Disease will come againe .

2. It is good for all kinds of Impostumes which breed in the Throat , although they are rotten and corrupted , and if it be possible you may let downe ● Tent , because the corruption will be the sooner forced to come out , and it will heale the better , dressing it Morning and Evening , and hereof J have made experience on divers persons , who have such diseases fifteen or 20. yeares , and it is also good for any Imposthume or disease that commeth in the Head .

3. It is excellent against the little Pimples which come in the Face , and for other Ulcers and Sores which come in the Nose , putting in a Tent of the said Balsome .

4 For all sorts of Diseases which breed on the Lips .

5 For any Fall or Bruise in any part of the body applying the said Balsome .

6 For all diseases of the Breast , which are corrupted and putrified , it takes away the griefe and heales .

7 It is very good to purge Issues , and takes away the ill savour , and abates the carnosity , and takes away all inflamation .

8 For the Fellons which breed on the fingers or hands , which are ripe , corrupted and cankred , dressing them evening and morning it will presently heale them .

9 For all Wounds old and corrupted , caused by any meanes whatsoever , they are presently healed with the said Balsome , washing them with Sacke , and drying them well afterwards .

10 For all Venemous diseases which come on the body , as the Plague and the Carbuncle , you must presently scarifie them as deep as is possi●le according to the place where they are , or else with fire , which will be lesse pain and more speedy , and dresse them morning and evening .

11 For all sorts of Vlcers which come upon the Privities , so soone as they are seen to come out , apply the aforesaid balsome , and it will cure them at two or 3. times . But if the Ulcers have gone from part to part , or have eaten a piece of the flesh , take Plantane-water and Rose-water and a little Coperas at your discretion , and wash it evening and morning , gently laying thereon the said Balsome , upon a fine piece of linnen , observing that it is very necessary to purge for deep Ulcers .

12 And it is also good for all Swellings which happen in the same part and in the Cods , with the scab or itch .

13 And for all other diseases which grow in the Yard , as Inflamations or little Pimples , or any carnosity or other sores , take a thick Lute string , or a long thick cord , according as you please , which can goe into the bladder where the disease is , warming the said Balsome a little , and with the same anoint the said cord over , wetting the same with Plantane-water or Rose-water , because they may not cleave to the fingers putting it into the yard , because so it will draw forth all the putrifaction , and open the chanell through which the Urine passeth .

14 There are two sorts of Impostumes which usually swell in the Groyne , one great without , and thick , and when it is very great , it must be cut , and afterwards , make a Tent dip't in the said Balsome , and dresse it therewith , keeping it open as much as is possible , because it may purge out the corruption .

15 The other hath no corruption , but only a little water and it comes not forth , therefore for this use the said Balsome is to draw out the said poyson , but you must first purge well , otherwise you shall have the shedding of haires or the French-pox .

16 For sore Legs , spread the said Balsome upon it , on very thin leather or linnen , which will draw out all the corruption , putrifaction and paine , and will heale it . This Balsome hath cured divers very aged men , which otherwise should have had their legs cut off .

17 For Kibe-heels , apply it to them upon thin leather , and it presently takes away the paine , and cures them .

18 For Womans diseases , and for Vlcers which come forth and may be seene and dressed , apply it in thin plaisters as in other diseases , and wash them after the same manner as abovesaid .

I have a Powder to take away the pains of the Head .

It is good for the Falling . sicknesse . And also very good for the paine in the Teeth .

I have another sort of Powder to keepe the Teeth white & from spoyling . I will help any Vlcer within the mouth .

I have also another Water to take away the Morphew and Freckles in the face .

I have likewise a Water very good for sore Eyes , that will preserve th●m cleane .

I have a very rare th●ng for to cure ●hel●ch or Scab .

With divers other cures &c.

19 It is very good for all sorts of bitings of venemous creatures .

20 Also , when there is in the flesh , Glasse , or thornes , or yron , or Bullet , or any other things , apply it thereupon , and it will will draw it out , and take away the paine .

21 For the Emorroids , take fresh butter , without salt , as much of Balsome or a little more , and beat them together in a cleane morter , and thereof make an oyntment , and apply it within or without where the disease is , and it will Wo●ke the same effect wi●h Linseed oyle ; or Rape oyle , dissolved together in forme of an oyntment , and this oyntment made with Linseed oyle , or Rape oyle is very good for shrunke sinewes .

22 It is excellent for all sorts of Burnings or Scaldings , because it presently takes away the paine , and heales them .

And where there is no disease it causeth no alteration , though it lye a long time upon it .

23 It is very good for Cornes , spreading the same upon leather , or some linnen cloath , leaving it two dayes and two nights thereon , and when you take it off , scrape the Corne , and in using the same three or 4 times , it will be well . And if any thing happen to the nailes by growing in the flesh , this Balsome will soften it that you may cut or pull it out at your pleasure , or any Vlcer or Gangrene whatsoever .

24 Lastly , This precious , Balsome keepes good for ever , and is never putrified , and this is the reall truth , as appeares by many experiences made by nay selfe and others ; and this J can justifie before God and man .

For the Proofes hereof , are the chiefe Doctors of England , Doctor Mayearne , Doctor Lister , Doctor Beeton , Doctor Moore , Doct . Turner , Doct . Cadman , Doct . Williams , Doct . Loyd .

The Professor hereof dwelleth on the back-side of Drury-lane in Stanhop-street , next doore to the golden Crosse-K●yes , in Clare-street . You shall find him at home in the Morning before Nine of the clock , in the Afternoone at two or three .