Public claims for medicines attract letters of cure
The piece cites certificates and letters praising a medicine sold for five shillings a paper containing three doses. It notes many purported cures for stones and ST Rancury and asserts no public complaints, despite reports of harm from some users. The ads claim wide sale across England, Ireland, and foreign parts.
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Nore
ST Rancury
Isren
Bookfeller
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Ireland
John Walsh
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Palmerin
Price
Don Quixote
Sancho
D. Quixote
J. Stephens
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