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... upon the Belly. There is no Diftemper incident Nature, ctellroys many Children a« WORMS, being often the Caufe of all their Complaints : And as they cannot alviayi be prevail'd upon to take proper Medicines, Reafon of their difagreeable therefore this Tin&ure ...
... alfo an excellent Spefcifick in the following Cafes ; in all Kinds of Fluxes, all inward Bleedings, Vomitings, and Spitting of I'.lood, Night Swears, and Confumptive Complaint*. It is wondcrlully goodT to.create an Appetite, and of great Seivice in mrft Cafci ...
... lafl the Memorial pre,cuted by the Ma>quejs de St. Gifles, leafl as copiius as the Memorial itfilf. In this Piece ever; Complaint made by the Court of Spain is with Strength'and Reflation, and mcjl than proved to be without Grounds. Great Pains have t'Ui ...
... reft have mov'd off their Goods, k The King of Denmark has afliired the Bntilh Minifter at Copenhagen, in Anfwer to the Complaints of the Eaft-India Company, *That he continued * inthe Refolution of .procuring to his Subjects all the Advantages in Jul ...
... the Belly. There no Diftcmpcr incident to humane Nature, deftroys lo many Children WORMS, they being often the all tbeir Complaint! : And a* they cannot always upon, take proper Medicines, of their difagreeable therefore this Tin&ure was invented ; the ...
... alfo an excellent Spe«':fick in the following Cafes; mi all Kinds of Fluxes, 'all inward Bleedings, Vomitings, and Spitting of Blood, Night Sweats, md Coiifumptive Complaints. It is wonderfully good- to create an Appetite, and of gieat .Seivice in moft Cafes ...
... Afcham's Party, with Sir John Cotton's Intercft, leave no Stone unturn'd defeat their Adversaries Defigns. On laft was enter'd inwards fromDubiin no lefs than 471,506 Yards of Irifh Linncn j a Proof .beyond Contradi&ion how large a Progrefs they have made the ...
... (in Proportion to their Imports from England) a very low Pricc, upon Pain of having their Etfefts ieized. As our repeated Complaints that Board have procured no Relief, wemuft give over ordering Cloth from your Parts, or ar.y other Parts in England ; the ...
... indulge our juft Dcfires; So wide eur Bounds of Liberty, That reliefs Fa&ions feels (he's free* Free to unload her wild Complaints, As if her Schemes were form'd by Saints; As if no People could be bleft, That dare be Grear, while ike's diftreft. RECITATIVO ...