A Distinct Cure All Puffed as Rezumanism Medicine
A colonial ad asserts a remedy for a distemper named Rezumanism, touting perspiration and urine as the mode of cure. It lists numerous gentlemen and merchants as witnesses or endorsers and notes the physician Bennet as available for inquiry at Duke Street and Tom's Coffee House.
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Teesday
Orton Heath
Stone
Councy
Stafford
Crown
N. B
Ockley
Surrey
Ethe-Hill Farm
Lethe-Hill
Darking
Guildford
Solomon Ashley
St. James’s Park
William Sheldon
Gracechurch-street
Hall
the Temple
Henry Davi
Finchlane
Cornhill
Dalbiac
Spiittlefields
Peter BurToNn
Bishopspate-street
Hinculiffe
Wieliamt Hicks
Sheerness
Joan French
Wood-street
Cheapside
Jon Ashley
Cross
Genoa Arms
Catherine-street
Strand
Dopemean
Tavistock-street
Covent-Garden
Mx. Porter
Hay-Market
Horna
Fountain-court
Sarpron
Round-court
Bennet
Duke-street
York- Buildings
Tom
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