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 eng Advertising -- Medicine -- Early works to 1800. Medicine -- Formulae, receipts, prescriptions -- England -- Early works to 1800. Broadsides -- England -- 17th century. eebo Ruptures cur['d] by Bartlett of Goodmans-[Fiel]ds, London. . n/a 1660 2 764 43 0 0 0 0 0 562.83 F The rate of 562.83 defects per 10,000 words puts this text in the F category of texts with 100 or more defects per 10,000 words. 2014-04 Keyed and coded from ProQuest page images 2014-06 Sampled and proofread 2014-06 Text and markup reviewed and edited 2015-03 Batch review (QC) and XML conversion
Ruptures Cur●● by Bartsett of Goodmans- 〈◇〉 , London .

At the Golden-Ball , by th●●●vern in Prescot-Street the Forenoons ; But from Three till Eigh●●●ight at the Golden-Ball and N●ked Boys against the Rainbow Coffee 〈◇〉 〈◇〉 Fleet Bridge , except on the real Christian Sabbath , call'd Saturday

Men Cured from Forty enty Nine , which was . always thought 〈…〉 in all AGES

Nath . Collyer , Esq ; of Hackhu Kent . Aged 79. Mr. Baker in Lawrence-Pontneys Lane , his 〈◇〉 ●●50 Years standing . Mr. Wier in Beehive-Ally in Holborn , Aged 6● 〈…〉 Piert , Milk-man in St. Catharines Lane . Aged 50. a Triple Rupture .

Most of these following can inform you of 〈…〉 I have cured of their Acquaintance in City and Country Mr. King . Mr. Smalley . Mr. B Cook all of Barnaby-street . Mr. Dubberly in the Maze . Mr. Pain in Tully-street . Mr. E rslydown . Mr. Hews Rope-maker in Redriff . Mr. Childery , Literman of Horsly-down . 〈…〉 and Mr. Young at debtford . Mr. Harris Tinman and Mr. Hudson , silversmith in Wa 〈…〉 Mr. Ray Mast-maker at wapping wall . Mrs , Steel , chandler in Ratclif highway . Mr. 〈…〉 , of St. Katharine's Lane . Mr. Mubleston . Barber by the Victualling Office . At the Black 〈…〉 Tower Hill . Mr. Edward Kibble . Mrs. Guy . Mrs. F●ster all of Rosemary Lane . Mr. Fran mith in Mansell-street in Goodmans fields . Mr. Gou●h P●inter by white Chapple Churc● George Gibson , at the George , hard by . Mrs. Whiten in Vine-street in the Minories . Mr. 〈…〉 - maker at Aldgate . Mr. Norwood on Dowgate Hill . Mr. Stephen Parker Mealman at the 〈…〉 - market by fleet bridge . Mr. Legg Painter against Westminster-Abby . Mrs. North , Butch 〈…〉 Westsmithfield . At the Bear in lower Moorfields . Mr. Humphry's at Bethnal green . M rd in Well-street in Hackney . Mr. Gr●e● , Weaver in Browns lane in Spittle-fields . And 〈…〉 and Beadle over against him can inform you of abundance I have cured thereabouts , old an 〈…〉 . Mr. Ducket in Artillery Lane a viru aller . Mr. Nodes Fishmonger , by Bishopsgate Churc●●

I have made the only true Discov●●●●f the Cause and Cure of Ruptures , I have all Sizes of Spring Trusses me , Collars and Swings , and other Inventions . I Cure Faults of the T es , falling out of the Fundament or Womb ; and make the Weak Stro nd Crooked Strait . I reduce desperate Ruptures in a few minutes , to be Mortal . in a few Hours .

RUPTURE and Broken-Bell 〈…〉 only two Words for one thing , and both false ; and tho' Doctors and 〈…〉 ( time out of Mind ) have Wrote and Talked of seven sorts of Ruptu●● yet it is an Error , for there is no Rupture or breach possible to the Bell 〈…〉 faults called Ruptures , are only two , viz. a Flux or Stretch , and is only 〈…〉 by fit means outwardly apply'd on the part ; Inward means are foolish 〈…〉 , and delays dangerous or Mortal .

I seldom Visit till 7 at Night , nor 〈…〉 without a Fee , unless Poor ; but if the Patient be in Misery or Danger , I 〈◇〉 ●mmediately .

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My Anodine Spirit , from 1s . to 3s . the Bottle , Cures the Tooth-Ach and Pain in the Ear in a minute , Cures Sore Eyes , and Scald Heads , and easeth the Gout and other Pains outward or inward to a wonder . Helps Weak and Rickety Children , and ha●h many other singular Vertues as are mention'd in the Bill given with the Bottle .

My Spirit used outward on the part , Cold as it is . for Ruptures is 2s . 6d . the Bottle .

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My Essence of Me●als from 1• . to 3s , the B●tt●e , Cures Pleurifies wi●h●ut Bleeding ; also Cholick , Pthisick , shortness of Breath , and any inward-Bleeding in a few Minutes . — Also Madness Despair , and the Jaundice , and Agues and Fevers in a few Days . — And Cures many of the worst Infirmities in Women , Virgins , and Children , and without fail Kills all kind of Wo●ms . — Dose from 10 drops to two spoonfuls .