Tinctura Mirifica promised cure for urinary disorders
An 18th century advertisement touts Tinctura Mirifica as a universal remedy for pains in the kidneys and bladder. It claims rapid relief from stones or gravel, dissolving large stones, and cleansing urinary passages. It notes the potion is sold by Radford at a Strand address for 3s 6d a bottle with directions.
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