THe
great
TRAVELLER
Major
J.
C.
one
of
his
Majesties
Chymists
,
His
most
famous
and
in
a
manner
miraculous
Necklaces
;
one
of
them
being
of
no
greater
weight
than
a
small
Nutmeg
,
absolutely
easing
Children
in
breeding
Teeth
and
cutting
without
pain
,
thereby
preventing
(
by
Gods
assistance
)
Feavers
,
Convulsions
,
Consumtion
,
Ruptures
,
Chincough
,
Rickets
,
&
such
attendant
Distempers
,
to
the
Admiration
of
thousands
in
the
City
of
London
and
Counties
adjacent
,
who
have
experienced
the
same
,
to
their
great
comfort
,
and
satisfaction
of
the
parents
of
the
Children
,
that
have
usd
them
;
Besides
the
Decrease
in
the
bills
of
Mortality
,
apparent
within
these
two
years
,
not
a
quarter
of
what
formerly
Dyed
,
in
cutting
and
breeding
Teeth
;
these
rare
Necklaces
,
are
to
be
sold
for
the
Publick
good
,
at
five
shillings
each
Necklace
,
with
a
Catalogue
of
many
Children
of
Honourable
and
worthy
Parents
,
and
other
sufficient
house
keepers
,
that
have
had
their
Children
in
great
Extremity
,
who
by
wearing
these
Necklaces
have
recovered
when
there
was
little
hopes
of
life
:
The
best
time
to
put
them
about
the
Childrens
Necks
is
,
when
they
are
two
Months
old
and
to
wear
them
till
they
have
bred
all
their
Teeth
;
And
Children
that
have
so
worn
them
,
have
been
bigger
&
stronger
at
nine
months
old
,
then
others
at
twelve
months
.
And
none
are
troubled
with
the
Evil
,
or
Falling-sickness
,
that
have
worn
them
according
to
these
Directions
:
but
they
are
helpful
at
any
time
while
they
are
breeding
Teeth
.
And
for
the
conveniency
of
the
buyers
,
are
to
be
sold
at
the
places
here
under
mentioned
,
Viz
.
-
At
Mr.
Whiteheads
at
the
black-Boy
in
Canon-street
against
London-stone
.
-
At
Mr.
Barnes
,
Coat-seller
at
the
Black
Boy
in
Cheap-side
.
-
Mr.
Barnes
Coat-seller
at
the
Cherry
Tree
,
near
Strand
Bridge
.
-
Mr.
Adam
Livengston
Fruterer
at
the
South
entrance
into
the
Royal
Exchange
London
.
-
Mr.
White
Grocer
in
the
Old
Bayly
.
-
Mr.
Bridges
,
Coat-seller
at
the
Angel
in
the
Strand
,
near
Somerset
House
.
-
Mr.
Northcott
Bookseller
at
St.
Peters
Alley
end
in
Cornhil
,
-
Mr.
Northcott
at
the
Marriner
and
Anchor
upon
Fish-street
Hill
near
London
Bridge
.
-
Mr.
Whisker
,
Upholster
in
King
street
Westminster
near
the
Abbey
-
Mrs.
Ann
Whitwood
in
Westminster
Hall
.
-
Mr.
Clarke
,
at
the
Bible
and
Harp
in
West-smithfield
near
the
Hospital
Gate
.
-
Mr.
Barns
,
a
Glass
seller
next
dore
to
the
Sun
Tavern
within
Cripplegate
.
-
Mrs.
Sutton
Sempstress
next
the
Rose
Tavern
without
Temple
Bar
.
-
Mr.
Green
,
Ironmonger
against
St.
Dunstans
Church
in
Fleetstreet
.
-
Mr.
John
Chettwin
,
Coatseller
at
the
Golden
Key
by
the
Savoy
.
-
Mr.
Jeffery
Kirkham
next
dore
to
the
Blew
Bore
in
the
New
Pallace
Yard
Westminster
.
-
Mrs.
Hope
,
Bookseller
at
the
North
dore
of
the
Royal
Exchange
.
-
Mr.
Keen
Shoemaker
in
Cock
Alley
in
Lungate
street
,
over
against
Stationers
Hall
.
The
aforenamed
J.
C.
is
a
Lycensed
Physitian
,
who
obtain'd
his
knowledge
in
Physick
for
the
Distempers
herein
mentioned
,
in
his
Travels
in
Forreign
Nations
,
Viz
.
The
Dropsy
,
Seurvy
,
which
he
Cureth
as
cheap
and
as
soon
as
any
pretender
whatsoever
,
which
he
can
make
appear
by
a
large
Catalogue
of
the
persons
now
living
.
He
had
not
appeared
in
Prin●
,
but
for
the
good
of
such
as
have
not
much
money
to
lay
out
upon
Physick
And
such
persons
,
as
ca●…
〈…〉
●…
ar
that
they
are
really
poor
,
he
will
Cure
gratis
.
He
Lodgeth
at
the
Blew
Bores
〈◇〉
and
Chequer
in
the
Strand
,
an
Oyl-shop
,
between
St.
Clements
Church
and
the
May-pole
,
near
the
Grayhound
Tavern
where
he
is
to
be
spoken
with
every
morning
till
ten
or
eleven
a
Clock
.
The
Names
of
the
Parents
that
have
made
use
of
Major
I.
C.
his
most
Virtuous
Necklaces
,
for
preventing
the
pain
and
danger
of
cutting
Teeth
in
young
Children
,
to
their
great
comfort
and
satisfaction
.
-
A
Child
of
the
Countess
of
Northumberlands
.
-
The
children
of
the
Earl
of
Exeter
.
-
A
child
of
the
Lady
Essex
Finch
,
Granchild
to
the
Earl
of
Daintry
,
Lord
High
Chancellor
of
England
.
-
A
child
of
the
Lord
Renylews
.
-
A
child
of
the
Lord
Northand
Grey
in
Leicester
Fields
.
-
A
child
of
the
Lady
Bartees
,
at
St.
James's
.
-
The
children
of
Major
General
Edgerton
.
-
A
child
of
Major
Villers
in
Lecester
fields
.
-
The
child
of
Major
Freeman
,
Governour
of
Sandown
Castle
in
Kent
.
-
The
children
of
Sir
William
Drak●
〈◇〉
Buckingham-shire
.
-
A
child
of
Sir
Edward
Turner
in
Essex
.
-
A
child
of
Fran
.
Foster
,
Esq
;
High
Sheriff
of
the
Bishoprick
of
Durham
.
-
A
child
of
Esq
;
Mountagues
,
at
Epsome
in
Surrey
.
-
A
child
of
the
Lady
Jolleys
near
Bloomsbury
Market
.
-
A
child
of
Mr.
Jenkins
,
Brewer
near
the
Horse
Ferry
at
Westminster
.
-
A
child
of
Mr.
Shepherds
,
Goldsmith
,
at
the
Vine
in
Lumbard-street
.
-
A
child
of
Mr.
Ringsteads
,
Vintener
,
at
the
St.
Pauls
Head
near
Doctors
Commons
.
-
A
child
of
Mr.
Leaders
at
the
Turks
Head
in
Market
street
,
in
St.
James's
.
-
The
children
of
Mr.
Grey
,
Suttler
to
the
Kings
Regiment
in
Scotland
Yard
.
-
The
children
of
Mrs.
Sutton
Sempstress
,
next
the
Rose
Tavern
without
Temple
Barr.
-
The
child
of
Mr.
White
,
Grocer
in
the
Old
Buyly
,
near
the
Sessions
House
.
-
The
children
of
Mr.
Whisker
Upholster
in
King
street
Westminster
,
near
the
Abby
.
-
A
child
of
Mr.
Cadmors
,
Joyner
in
Noble
street
.
-
A
child
of
Mr.
Bricknel
,
Brewer
in
Harts
Horn
Lane
.
-
A
child
of
Mr.
Willis
,
Bookseller
in
King
street
Westminster
,
against
Ax
Yard
.
-
A
child
of
Mr.
Hilliers
,
Trunkmaker
at
Holbourn
Bridge
.
-
A
child
of
Mr.
Bridges
,
Coat-seller
at
the
Angel
in
the
Strand
,
near
Somerset-House
.
-
A
child
of
Mr.
Thomsons
at
the
Swan
and
Ball
,
near
the
Horse
Ferry
at
Westminster
.
-
The
children
of
Mr.
Yearly
,
Chandler
,
next
Ely
House
in
Holbourn
.
-
A
child
of
Mr.
Saunders
in
Swan
Yard
against
Sommerset
House
in
the
Strand
-
The
children
of
Mr.
Barnes
a
Glass
seller
next
dore
to
the
Sun
Tavern
within
Criipplegat●