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Child’s Teething Cure and Inventions Advertised at London
A fragmentary notice from 18th century London texts a claim by Charles and Mary Pearce who run the Darby Ale-house in White-Horse-Yard Westminster. It touts a teething remedy for a child, a medical endorsement by Dr Guamberien, and a patent-like claim for an ironless night brace. Also advertised are sermons, law books, and various legal and medical texts sold by London booksellers with prices and printing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Mary Pearce
Darby Ale-house
White-Horse-Yard
King-street
Westminster
Guamberien
King’s Arms
Kingsshreet
James Pemberton
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
University of Oxford
St. Mary’s
de. Clark
Whitton
Earl