The
true
Symptoms
of
a
CLAP
or
POX
with
its
Cure
,
By
Dr.
Rivers
;
At
the
Golden-Ball
in
Three
Kings-Court
on
Ludgate
Hill
,
entring
between
the
Three
Golden-Lions
a
Mercers
,
and
Ludgate
.
AS
Virulent
running
,
Heat
of
Urine
,
Pain
of
the
Members
and
Uretha
.
When
the
Yard
is
erected
chiefly
when
hot
in
Bed
it
is
bow'd
by
the
Contraction
of
the
Frenum
or
Bridle
.
A
higher
degree
of
Malignity
is
,
when
the
running
is
green
and
mix't
with
a
watry
Humour
ting'd
with
Blood
,
or
the
Yard
swoln
,
Ulcers
in
the
Foreskin
and
Glans
,
Stinking
Matter
of
several
colours
,
with
an
erection
of
the
Yard
;
also
the
Neck
of
the
Womb
with
itching
Pimples
,
Pustles
or
a
hardish
Tumour
of
the
Labis
:
The
Cod
Swelling
with
much
pain
and
heaviness
;
Ulcerous
breaking
out
in
the
Privities
,
Buboes
in
the
Groins
,
pain
in
the
Head
,
and
spaces
between
the
Joynts
when
hot
in
Bed
;
wandering
Pains
all
over
the
Body
,
falling
of
the
Hair
,
pain
in
the
Scull
,
Legs
and
Arms
;
eating
Ulcers
in
the
Jaws
,
creeping
through
the
Palate
to
the
Nose
;
Ringworms
in
the
Back
,
Loins
,
Arms
,
Thighs
,
Breakings-out
in
the
Palms
of
the
Hands
,
Soles
of
the
Feet
,
Face
,
Neck
,
Arms
,
Back
,
Belly
,
Thighs
,
&c.
Ulcers
in
the
Privities
.
Hard
Warts
or
Pustles
on
the
Forehead
,
Eye-brows
,
Chin
,
Neck
and
other
places
;
Ulcers
in
the
Mouth
and
Throat
;
Swelling
in
the
Glandules
of
the
Neck
and
Jaws
,
somthing
resembling
the
Evil
,
Hoarsness
of
the
Voice
,
Nocturnal
pain
in
the
Shins
,
Arms
and
other
parts
&c.
Pain
and
weaknes
in
the
Reins
and
Back
,
ouzing
Ulcers
in
the
Nose
,
a
Tumour
in
the
Fundament
,
Stinking-Breath
,
Consumption
or
wasting
of
the
Body
,
rottenness
of
the
Bones
,
ulcers
in
the
Womb
,
breaking
out
of
the
Head
,
with
Blotches
,
Boyls
,
Scabs
,
and
running
Sotes
.
All
the
Symptoms
and
degrees
of
this
Disease
are
perfectly
expeditiously
,
and
safely
Cured
tho
given
over
by
others
as
uncurable
And
for
those
,
that
have
got
a
small
Clap
,
running
of
the
Reins
,
Cordee
or
Heat
of
Urine
,
old
Gleet
or
seminal
weakness
,
are
Speedily
and
infallibly
Cured
,
with
a
Pot
or
Two
of
my
Electuary
,
one
Pot
seldom
fails
of
a
Cure
.
It
m●y
be
taken
without
hindring
any
Business
,
and
is
not
unpleasant
to
the
nicest
●alate
.
N.
B.
To
be
had
by
sending
any
Person
for
it
,
with
Printed
Directions
at
the
Authors
aforesaid
,
at
Ten
Shillings
the
pot
.
A
Light
at
the
Door
in
an
Evening
.