Cures for Venereal Disease and medicinal ads in old London
A fragment rich with late 17th century medical panaceas and sales pitches. It touts Noivenereal Pills and Powders claimed to cure venereal disease quickly, offered by F. Stephens near Ludgate Hill, with extravagant claims and other patent medicines. The text mixes medical claims, prices in shillings and pence, and multiple goods for sale including prints, books, and elixirs.
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Ludgate-Hill
Ranner
Kunni
Wien
England
Stephens
Royal Exchange
Wal
Bury
Ireland
Francis Brewser
H. Walwyn
Poultrey
Cheapside
Grocers Alley
London
Michiel Angelo
Titian
Raphael Urbin
Barocius
Paul Veronese
Mantuanus
Corregio
Tintorer
Calor
Rembrandt
Albert Durer
Alacgarve
Seboltbeen
Ostade
Delia-Beliz
Baffan
Turner
Hollar
Perelle
Silvesire
Salsbury Court
Elixir Mirabile and other cures advertised in a 18th century plea
An advertisement lists remedies for gout, headaches, and various ailments. It promotes Elixir Mirabile as a universal cure, claiming quick relief from pains, purification of the body, and prevention of diseases. It also markets a Cephalick Song purger and a Latin learning guide by a London printer, with addresses in Goodman’s Fields and Poultry.
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St. Christophers Church Yard
Thredneedle Steet
Royal Exchange
Drexelius
HH. Walwyn
Guinis
Sally
South Barbary
Africa
Honourable
Jmids Company
Perfiz
Birgul
Kingaui
China
Ile
Sam Atria
St Helesi
Domingo Gerisales
Mos
Matomet
Thomas Cory
Gree
Eli
Fernialer
Mount
Ararat
Armenia
Persia
Cambuis
Cistoms Co
N.crouch
Gonr Éoin
Goodmanefield
London
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