Powder for the Stone and Gravel in the Kidnies
An 18th century remedy is advertised for dissolving kidney stones and gravel with a powder sold by Mr Weekly the Tobacconist near St Donstan's Church Fleet Street and by Mrs Garway at the Royal Exchange Gate Cornhill. It claims to expel stones, reduce humps in urine vessels, and gather sand and gravel into one stone. Also announces property to let and books for sale with pricing and locations. Includes testimonial letters about medical tinctures and other publishing notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Weekly
St. Donstan’s
Fleet-street
Hertford
Little Haddam
Hertfordshire
London
T. Snow
Angel
Brunswick Lunenburgh
George
Great Britain
Marthaling
Howel
Trent
Europe
Charles Late Earl of Halifax
Hilston
Robert Needham the Elder
Hilfton
Monmouth
Temple Bar
Mr. Pinkard
Robert Needham
Muscovy
W. Boreham
Pater-nofter-row
Rome
St. Peter’s Church
A. Bettesworth
Che Red Lyon
Parcenolter-row
Weston
Norfolk-street
Jobn Linteild
Hordham
Sussex
Leek Moor
Leek
Staffordshire
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