Rumor of a healing remedy praised by London witnesses
A broad ad style notice from 1717 details testimonials for a “Tincture of Gold with Antimony” and related Elixir, promising cures for hysteric fits, nervous weakness, and urinary complaints. It includes claims of a gentleman’s recovery in St Mary Axe and a public sale of wines, books, and various goods, with multiple shop locations cited.
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Flowte
Waihi House
Albror
Otis
John Barton
Meorbeldt Lopdon
Wane
Leaden Hall Street
London
John
Barton
England
Covent Garden
Esale
St Swithing
Churély
Cannonstreet
Benetarios Barcélona
Coniac
Tos
Hisi
John Moore
Abchurch Lane
Cooper
Moore
Lockton
Bucklersbury
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Meysand
Warwick Lane
Otto
Qauch
Cale
John Clark
Bible
Poolery
Cheapside
J. Roberts
A. Dodd
J. Fox
Westminster Hall
Tha King
J. Martin
T. Cox
Mercers Chappst
Kings Gate Street
Holbourn
Great Britain
James
Charles the
Ketter
Win. Whitlock
Smith
Gornhil
J. Harrison
Royal Exchange
A. Brnwave
Thomas de Laune
Edw
Hart
Primitive Church
Church of England
Sid Thomas de Laune
Irs
Briar
W. Iangs
Prince's Arms
St Paul’s Church Yard
Basiackh
T. Mahig
Ori
James the First
K.charles
Charles
Trranta
Spain
Maria
France
Haydon Yard