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Notable Elixirs and Pain Remedies Advertisements in 1719
A crowded Bath and Portsmouth obituaries note Sir John Gibson aged 85+, and Countess of Dogchester departure. British ads list Bank stocks, Ram Inn Ler details, and numerous medical tonics by Moore Ruleau Osborn King with claims of cures for worms, stomach ailments, convulsions, barrenness, and eye strain, promoting Vitalium Elixir and Vivifying Drops with broad health guarantees.
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London
Countess of Dogchester
Bath
John‘Gibson
Portsmouth
East Lidia
South Sea
Ram Inn
Wandsworth
Surrey
Kingston
Guilford
Charles Spark
Wandworth
Darking
Surry
Comyn
Leather Office
St Martins Lane
William Fletcher
Taylor
Hay Hull
Doverstreet
Moore
Abchurch Lane
Mr Moore
William Fletches
George Stack
Authors House
Barnaby Beeer
Southwark
West Indies
Chymrts Paracelsus
van Helmone
Nileafes
Fem
Haydon Yard
Ruleau
Bowden
Bull Inn Gourt
Strand
Agora Giles’s
Millines and
Hercules
Billars
FerichurchtFéstsvand
Atkin
Mercers Chappel
Osborn
Rose and Crown
St Dunstan's Church
Fleetskreeg
King
de Poulrey
Overton
St Dunstan’s Church
Fleethreet
Ben
Fleerttreee