Directions how to take this Excellent Lozenge .

YOu must take the quantity of a small Hasel Nut when you go to Bed , or in the Morning , or when you Cough , or any other time of the day as you please , so as you may take a quarter of a Pound in five or six days , letting it dissolve in your mouth .

The Cures are Consumptions , Ptissicks , Catarrhs , Impostumes , all sorts of Colds , Hoarseness , Shortness of Breath , and Stuffing of the Stomach , or any other Disease incident to the Head , Stomach , and Lungs ; and doth cleanse , heal , and preserve the Lungs ; it drieth up a salt Rheum that doth distil from the Head to the Lungs , by which Rheum the Lungs are wasted , which this Lozenge by Gods help doth prevent , by drawing the Rheum into a body , and so you may spit it up : By this means the Lungs are preserved , and the Stomach strengthened , and expelleth Winde out of the Stomach : This hath Cured many that have been very much spent in a Consumption when they have been young , and hath preserved them in very good health to old Age. You must keep the Lozenges dry .

These Lozenges , as well for the accommodation of the poorer sort of people , as for the Gentry , are to be sold as well in Papers of Twelve pence a piece , as also in Papers of Two shillings six pence a piece , proportionably at the Rate of Ten shillings in the Pound , and are sealed up with his own Coat of Arms.

The Vertue of the Pills .

It purgeth the Liver , the Spleen , and the Reins , and cleanseth the Veins and Kidneys from Gravel ; it doth immediately expel the Spleen , Winde out of the Side , and it is good for any pain in the Bones , Sinews , Joynts , or Nerves , and to prevent the Scurvey from setling in the Muscles which is upon the Joynts ; it also strengthens the Womb , and preserves the Childe in the Mothers Womb.

Directions how to take the Pills .

You may give them to Men or Women , Old and Young , and Women with Childe , and to young Children of two or three years old : if occasion be , you may take three of them going to Bed , or in the Morning early , whether your occasion serveth ; you may drink a Cup of warm Ale within an hour after ; they work very gently , and never maketh them sick at all : You may give a Childe a little Pill , so that you need not keep your Chamber , for there is no danger in them .

These PILLS are to be sold at Two shillings the Dozen ready put up in little Boxes , by Mr. William Jacob Stationer , near Bernards-Inn in Holborn , Mr. Finsh at the Half moon in the Rounds in Smithfield , Mr. Elcock at the Sign of the Coffee-house in Broadstreet , Mr. Williams Stationer , in the Inner-Temple , Henry Eversden under the Crown Tavern in West-Smithfield , Bookseller ; Tho. Thorneycroft near Worcester-House in the Strand , Stationer ; Rowland Reignolds at the Sun and Bible in Post-street , near Moorgate ; Josiah Robinson Stationer , at Lincolns-Inn Gate ; William Battersby at Davies-Inn Gate in Holborn ; John Starkey Bookseller at the Myter at Temple-Bar ; Tho. Guy Bookseller at the Sign of the Golden Horse-shooe in the New Cheapside in Moor-fields ; Richard Thrale at the Cross Keys and Dolphin in Aldersgate-street , over against the Half-moon Tavern ; Edw. Smith Engraver , entring in at the bottom of the steps into the Old Exchange ; Nath. Crouch at the Cross-Keys in Bishopsgate-street near Leaden-Hall ; William Bradley at the Sign of the Goat in the Minories ; Chr. Hampton Grocer , at Cheyne-gate in Southwark , at the foot of the Bridge ; Richard Preston Bookseller , at the Rose and Crown in Great Turn-style Alley ; and William Wills over against Ax-yard at Westminster , and at no other place .