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This
is
to
give
notice
to
all
Persons
,
That
they
may
not
be
deceived
by
the
bold
and
injurious
abuses
of
several
Pretenders
,
started
up
of
late
,
(
since
the
publishing
of
my
Bills
)
which
doth
now
most
falsly
lay
claim
to
the
Practice
of
this
my
Never-Failing-Cordial
:
and
to
prevent
further
fraud
of
these
several
Counterfeits
;
I
have
with
full
power
ordered
and
confirmed
my
Eldest
Brother
Mr.
to
be
my
successor
,
and
the
faithful
true
preparer
of
my
Cordial
as
my
own
self
;
and
to
dispose
and
put
to
sale
my
Cordial
as
he
shall
approve
and
see
fit
,
(
and
for
the
general
Benefit
of
all
)
he
doth
sell
it
at
his
own
house
,
as
at
the
end
of
my
Bills
will
fully
direct
you
,
and
the
Price
of
each
Bottle
;
(
And
is
sold
no
where
else
in
And
that
you
may
know
(
that
I
am
the
true
Author
)
I
would
fain
know
of
these
three
New
Upstarts
,
[
If
they
would
be
the
true
Authors
]
where
were
they
,
their
Books
or
Bills
of
the
and
other
Distempers
,
before
I
Published
mine
?
*
But
that
they
cannot
produce
,
&c.
Therefore
,
I
have
,
for
prevention
of
all
Pretenders
and
Counterfeits
,
set
my
Seal
on
my
Bottles
,
being
the
Wounded
Hinde
with
incompassed
in
a
Lawrel
,
that
none
may
be
Deceived
by
taking
the
Wounded
Hinde
with
incompassed
in
a
Lawrel
,
(
which
I
declare
to
be
none
of
mine
)
but
a
New
Upstart
,
as
the
other
Pretenders
mentioned
in
my
Directions
:
Therefore
look
well
to
the
Seal
on
my
Bottles
;
for
the
Counterfeiting
of
it
is
daily
Attempted
to
the
Displeasure
of
many
that
has
been
Deceived
,
and
brought
into
great
danger
thereby
.
And
though
my
Bills
and
Directions
are
now
Counterfeited
,
and
set
forth
in
Books
and
Bills
to
Deceive
the
People
;
yet
notwithstanding
,
if
they
have
it
at
my
trusty
Friend
Mr.
House
,
they
*
cannot
be
deceived
.
But
of
late
one
boldly
takes
upon
him
to
make
use
of
my
Cures
in
the
words
of
my
Bills
and
Directions
,
and
sets
them
forth
in
his
own
Name
,
and
wilely
under
the
Notion
of
the
People
,
and
injurious
abuse
of
my
Name
,
so
disgorge
inveterately
his
designed
malice
,
spight
and
envy
,
with
close
and
great
deceit
against
my
successful
Proceedings
,
and
great
Cures
attested
by
the
People
,
and
not
only
so
,
but
willfully
inventeth
what
he
will
,
and
useth
endeavors
to
defame
me
too
,
and
this
to
draw
his
purpose
about
,
by
amusing
the
People
,
to
bring
a
reputation
on
his
Liquor
,
by
maligning
of
my
Never
Failing-Cordial
,
which
is
above
the
Malice
of
a
Libeller
,
where
I
am
known
,
and
where
I
am
not
,
let
my
Cordial
plead
for
it self
and
me
,
—
against
such
known
new
Upstarts
,
that
would
,
if
possible
,
Assume
the
Body
of
the
Dead
.
As
for
his
near
driven
shift
,
with
hardy
Brazen
Brow
,
to
say
most
impudently
that
he
taught
me
,
and
that
my
Cordial
which
I
sold
in
the
Country
,
I
bought
it
of
him
,
&c.
can
be
proved
notorious
false
)
for
it
is
impossible
that
such
an
Illiterate
Fellow
could
teach
that
[
which
himself
never
knew
]
or
sell
me
that
,
which
he
could
never
make
,
Or
I
to
Justifie
his
false
Transactions
,
that
has
filched
the
very
words
of
my
Cures
out
of
my
Bills
and
Directions
,
and
falsly
sets
them
down
,
as
his
(
own
)
and
thus
he
has
Posted
himself
as
a
Mark
,
that
all
that
Runs
may
Read
a
Libeller
(
a
Fellow
of
no
Value
)
not
worth
the
answering
,
for
he
finding
his
Forgeries
not
at
all
Credited
,
has
bodly
presumed
to
Print
them
with
Allowance
(
which
is
since
proved
false
to
his
face
)
so
't
is
like
he
may
hire
Vouchers
to
Swear
he
is
the
Man
right
or
wrong
,
as
well
as
Impudence
,
to
imploy
such
desperate
Hectors
of
the
Quill
,
as
value
not
to
Stab
any
mans
Reputation
for
half
a
Crown
.
My
laborious
Travels
in
divers
forraign
Countries
,
and
great
pains
above
Twenty
years
is
truly
well
known
,
and
how
curiously
inquisitive
I
was
in
the
great
concernment
of
Health
,
as
now
effectually
appeareth
,
&c.
But
these
Jugling
Impostors
doth
falaciously
pretend
,
by
setting
forth
a
Book
●alled
the
choice
Drink
of
Health
,
or
Health-bringing
Drink
:
under
the
color
of
my
Cordial
,
*
which
was
never
heard
or
known
of
before
,
(
till
several
Years
after
I
published
my
Bills
〈◊〉
now
they
do
most
Audaciously
aver
,
to
be
the
true
Authors
of
my
Cordial
,
(
but
it
is
all
in
vain
)
for
the
thing
like
the
thing
,
is
not
the
thing
it self
,
to
work
the
effect
intended
,
&c.
for
my
Cordial
,
through
the
Blessing
〈…〉
doth
powerfully
prevail
to
effect
the
Cures
my
Bills
mention
,
*
as
doth
daily
appear
by
the
Peoples
experience
;
—
therefore
I
shall
not
observe
the
barking
of
those
that
hireth
others
for
gain
,
to
say
they
are
C
〈◊〉
of
such
and
such
Distempers
,
&c.
as
some
Mercenary
persons
,
by
their
jugling
Counterfeits
,
hath
presumed
by
their
subtilty
to
beguile
many
)
It
being
fitted
to
all
Humors
,
Ages
,
Complexions
,
Sexes
,
and
Constitutions
.
This
Great
Preserver
May
bid
farewel
to
former
Ways
they
used
,
to
Admiration
Congealed
,
it
brings
away
Butter
or
Fine
Flower
Never
faileth
Melancholy
drooping
Spirits
,
Curing
(
after
that
two
or
three
days
time
Feet
again
join
with
it
Though
Afflicted
for
many
years
From
all
Vapors
most
certain
Remedy
against
Cureth
those
That
will
not
fail
to
Clear
them
not
Fail
to
Prepare
their
Bodies
Wholesome
Milk
As
hath
been
Proved
not
Admit
Weak
Person
come
away
away
the
Cause
Cleanseth
and
Strengthneth
in
both
Sexes
will
not
fail
them
wonderfully
Purifie
Did
the
World
but
know
it
,
speedy
Friend
Inestimable
Iewel
is
so
safe
,
and
so
truly
prepared
,
That
the
least
Child
may
take
it
,
Sick
or
Well
,
will
not
fail
to
Cure
John
Hinde
John
Hindes
and
bid
farewel
to
their
former
ways
for
ever
.