Elixir salutis; or the great preservative of health, called by some, the never-failing cordial of the world / [Thomas Witherden].

  • Witherden, Thomas
Date:
[1679]
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Credit: Elixir salutis; or the great preservative of health, called by some, the never-failing cordial of the world / [Thomas Witherden]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    V J ELIXIR SALUTIS OR THE Great Prefervative o F HEALTH CALLED BY SOME The Never-failing CORDIAL of the World. Being moft pleafant and fafe for all Ages, Sexes, and Conftitutions, and may be taken at any time of the Year; and in the SW^gand Autumn is far beyond Diet-drinks for mod Dijiempers; and is lb Univerfal, that I may juftly fay (without Oftentation) it performs all the practical part of Phyfic, both Prefervative and Curative better than any other yet found out for theufe of man: And be¬ ing kept dole ftop'd, will hold good for many years. Experienced by my Self and thoufands in this Nation within thefe three years, whereof the Names offo many perfons, offo good Quality, Repu¬ tation and Credit are inferted in my Paper, as Qnfpigkt of Envy) will vindicate my Cordial againjl any malicious Tongue whatfoever. My Habitation being diftant from London, I have left the whole ma¬ nagement of my bufinels with Mr. Samuel Amy, next door to the Mortar in the Pall-Mall. - The Price in London is Two (hillings the half Pint Bottle. Prepared by me Tho. Wit her den of Bearjled in theCounty ofZG^Gent- London3 Printed in the Year., 16ja.
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