An advertisement concerning those most famous cathartique and diuretique pills. Being an incomparable medicine in all chronical and dangerous diseases / [William Sermon].

  • Sermon, William, 1629?-1679
Date:
1671
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: An advertisement concerning those most famous cathartique and diuretique pills. Being an incomparable medicine in all chronical and dangerous diseases / [William Sermon]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    | Dropfie with twotwelve fhilling boxes of my | Pills. Bt : Pa ofl | Corporal ‘Dausar the five Bells ‘in the ifame Lane, long affiGed with)the Dropfie, land had a violent Afthma; ec. by reafon of a'watry humour gor: intethe Lungs, yer | of ies blefling was perfealy cured wich:my |Pi S, . iacid Ay) Mr, Shipton at the Horfe-fhoe over againft » f(Clarenden Honfe. | } pth] Mr. Thomas Harrifon acthe Meermdid in |Red-lion- fields, near Holborn. hs Fate | Miftrefs Debfow ar the Faced and 12 Sons ot lin Redcrofs-ftreet,were all cured of the Drop- rfe,|e with my Pills, , ) wal Alfo Miftrefsi4an Buckridge of ‘Stockwel, wash Within two miles of Lambeth, | Mr,Ryves,at the Golden Anchor, the Cor- er. houfe in Lambard-ftreet, having an. indif- pofition of body,:at_ laft fell into.a‘Dropfie, peurvy,éc, But taking it in time, :was cured ivith one box of my Pills. Bid arb | Mr, Richard Mills his {on of Enfield in the ggfOEe? of Loudon, aged about 14 years, his pits euyy and members, ¢c. very much {welled, jus father foughe all means imaginable but quifund none, till he took of my Pills, .with tehhich he received a:perfect cure. | | ig B2 Mr. Fefeph eee Sp BESS NR a es eo = “Si > a Ze = “ZS