Cordial T ture for the Nerves offered with coffee or tea
An archaic medical broadside extols a famed cordial as a cure all for nerves and spirits. It promises relief from fatigue, fear, melancholy, and indisposition caused by coffee or tea, and touts invigorating effects on the pulse and brain. Advertisements place the sale at the Golden Ball in Cornhill and list plans for printing a larger collection.
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