Oath of Mary Bourcin on Cure by Pitta Remedy
Mary Bourcin of St. Giles Cripplegate swears she suffered convulsion fits with laughing. After using Mr Pitta’s remedy she found relief and was cured with no symptoms for over a year and a half, now enjoying perfect health.
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Mary Bourlin
Transcendent Ballamick Restrictive Electuary Cure Claim
An 18th century advertisement touts a "transcendent Ballamick Restrictive Electuary" as a miracle cure for gleets and seminal weaknesses. It promises rapid, painless relief in days for urinary, back, and reproductive ailments, claiming superior effectiveness to other remedies and offering a six shillings price with instructions in a shop near the Strand.
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