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Advertisements.
The Quintessence or Powers of Scurvey-Grass, both Plain and Purging.
BEing endued with the lively Colour, Taste and Smell of the Herb, containing its essential Virtues and Qualities, and is much to be preferred before the Spirit commonly sold, in all cases wherein that is recommended, as in the Scurvey, Dropsie, Jaundice, Hipocondriack Melancholly, &c. Price 1 s. a Bottle.
Magisterium Anodinum.
SO called, from its great and admirable Faculty, in easing all manner of Pains in any part of the Body, which it does, not only by taking away that painful Sensation, but by correcting or removing the material cause that excites it: A Medicine so well corrected, and friendly to Nature, that it far exceeds both in ease and virtue the common Preparations of Mathew's Pill, or any of that Nature yet exposed to the World. Price 1 s. a Box.
Spiritus Catholicus.
THis Spirit is of most subtile and volatile Parts, and is a specifick in most Di∣seases of the Head, as Appoplexies, Lethargies, and all manner of sleepy Diseases, Falling Sickness, Convulsions, Megrim, Vertigo or Giddiness of the Head, Cattarhs, &c. The smell of it powerfully revives those that are in Fits or Fainty, and for the most part gives ease in Pains of the Head, in a few Minutes time. It Cures the Plurisie, Quinsie, without Blood-letting, and all manner of Instamations, either external or internal. It is a famous Medi∣cine in all Obstructions of the Liver, Spleen, messentery Womb, &c. and the Di∣seases of those parts; The Cholick, Stone, Gout, Scurvey, Hypocondriack Melancholly, Kings-Evil, Rickets, Feavers & Agues, &c. Price 1 s. a Bottle.
Pillulae Catharticae.
A Most excellent Purging Pill, in all Cases where Purging is necessary, as in the Scurvey, Dropsie, Gout, Venerial Disease, Appoplexies, Epi∣lepsies, old and invelerate Head-Aches, Cholick and Iliack Passion, Jaundice, Green-Sickness, &c. Price 1 s. a Box.
These Medicines are all Prepared and Sold (with Printed Directions, giving a more full Account of their Virtues, &c.) by Henry Pitman, at the Sign of the Ship in St. Paul's-Church-Yard.