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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 26, 1739
Page
2
A long advertisement for a medicinal syrup sold by Mr Sandwell at the Griffin in Bucklersbury. It claims to cure urinary and venereal ailments, including weak back, sharp urine, gravel, and spinal weaknesses, asserting dramatic effects and a single bottle sufficing in many cases at seven shillings sixpence.
An early advert touts The Venereal and Gleet Patients Directory as the most instructing book for those with venereal disorders. It promises private self cure guidance, with chapters on curing, fears, and traveling cures, offered free at Dr Ruffel's House in Holborn near Gray's Inn.
An advertised electuary claims a flawless cure for hemorrhoids across all severities and sexes. It promises rapid relief, prevents recurrence, and even a nursing infant could take it without issue. Sold at Jacob's Coffee-House near the Angel and Crown Tavern in Broad Street for Ss. a pot with directions.
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