Queen of the meadow*, dwarf-elder, yellow dock and poke-roots, of each 1 oz.; dandelion, burdock, American Sarsaparilla, and blue flag roots, of each 1 half oz.; grind or pound all up, and thoroughly mix.
Dose—Take up a pinch with the ends of the fingers and thumb of one hand, say 1/4 to 1/2 oz., and pour upon it 1 pt. of boiling water, steeping awhile; when cool, take a swallow or two sufficiently often to use up the pt. in the course of the day.
Follow this plan two or three days, or as may be necessary, resuming the course once in ten or twelve days. It may be used in all obstructions of the kidneys, where the urine is high colored or scanty.
*Meadowsweet: I am unsure whether Dr. Chase refers to the roots here -ariel parts are more commonly used today.. It would be best to exclude poke root from this remedy-it is toxic
