HAving taken notice of several Distempers which have of late years been very Epidemical , as Griping of the Guts , Consumptions and Aguish Fe●vers , which may much be imputed to the unadvised drinking of Scurvey-Grass Ale , Beer or Juice , by reason it leaves such cold earthy , greenish , undigested phlegmatick slime behind in the stomach , that several the year following repented the taking so unwholsom a putrifying drink ; for it is far more fit to be cast to the Dunghil , then taken into the Stomach . And to make people more fond of it , they put in Jallop and Scamony , two Drugs ( and uncorrected ) so powerful to open and gripe the body , that many having taken such Colds , which have thickned that slimy phlegmatick matter at the Stomach , that not long after Violent Feavers , Griping in the Stomach and Guts , shortness of Breath , and deep Consumptions hath apparently followed . For take a quart of their drink , and let it stand twelve hours , and at the bottom you shall find a heavy , greenish , shmy , putrifying Setling , which taken into the body , is a sure Foundation for most desperate distempers .

Now this Spirit of Scurvey-Grass , which is truly prepared without Adulteration , performs all that those unwholsom Drinks pretend to , and you will find one drop more beneficial to your Health , then a whole Gallon of their crude undigested Liquors .

This true Spirit has been found by experience to be a very effectual Remedy against the Scurvey , Dropsey , Stone , Wind-Collick , Griping in the Guts , Gravel in the Kidneys , Green sickness , all Obstructions of the Liver and Spleen , Surfeits , Worms , Cankers , and the Mouth Scurvey , Hypocondraick Melancholy ; It mightily procures a good Appetite , helps Digestion , and is a great prevention of Consumptions , and a most excellent Anti-Scorbutick Medicine for Sea-faring persons , against all stubborn Marine diseases ; And the last Summer it has been found very beneficial for those that have drunk the Bath waters , Epsom-waters , and Tunbridg-waters , in expediting and hastening their cures , even beyond expectation ; This Spirit is subject to no corruption , but is the same at Sea and Land , or in diversity of Climates ; nay , it is so far from corruption , that it preserves those bodies who often take of it from corruption , & delivers them from all putrid matter , which causes a multitude of diseases . Price I. S. each bottle , It is to be sold at these places following with Printed Directions for the use of it .

At Mr. Parker at the Leg and Star , Cornhil , against the Royal Exchange , Mr. Rycroft in Leaden-hall street , near the corner of Grace-Church street , Mr. Thornton at the Sun-Dial , Minories , Mr. Fisher on Great Tower-hill , Mr. Smith in Tower-street , corner of Idle-lane , Mr. Lacey at the Golden Lyon near the Kings-Head-Inn , Southwark , Mr. Rich Norcot next Peters-Alley , Cornhil , and at his shop at the Anchor and Marriner on New-Fish-street-hill , near London-bridg , Mr. Dorman Newman at the Kings Arms in the Poultrey , Mr. Hope at the North-entrance into the Royal Exchange . Mr. Parkhurst at the Bible and three Crowns in Cheapside , and at his shop on London-bridg , by the Gate , Mr. Mortlock at the Phaenix in St. Pauls Church-yard , and at his shop at the White Hart in Westminister-hall , Mr. Battersby at Davids Inn-gate in Holbourn , Mr. Place at Furnivals Inn-gate , Mr. Dring at the Harrow the corner of Chancery-lane , against the Temple-gate , Mr. Magnus at the Post-house in Russel street , Covent-Garden , Mr. Lowndes against Exceter-house in the Strand , Mr. Ledsum at the Posthouse in the Strand , against Northumberland-house , M. Charles Passenger at the 7 Stars on London-bridg M. Vade at the Cock and Sugar-loaf betwixt S. Dunstans-Church and Chancery-lane , in Fleet-street , Mr. Henry Twiford in the Middle Temple , All Book-sellers and Stationers . And at Mr. Nest's shop at Westminster-hall door , Mr. Adams a Cheefe-monger at the Frying Pan in Clare market , M. Terry a Grocer at the 3 Sugar-loaves in Newgate market , Mr. Gibs at the Last a Victualler without Aldersgate , Mr. Scot Haberdasher at the Hat and Gun without Bishops-gate , Mr. Pricke at the Ball in St. Pauls Churchyard , next Cheap-side , a Picture shop , Mrs. Holmes at the white Horse and Tobaccho-Roll in Shoreditch

The Bottles are seal'd with the Half-Moon and Ermins . To prevent Counterfeits .