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... beft of Purges I clcanfe the Body of all grofs and vicious Humours contradled haiii Drinking, Surfeits, Colds, Mcaflcs, or Small-Pox. deflroys all Manner of Worms in Children or grown Perfons, gives [relent in the Cholick, expels Wind, and cures the Scurvy ...
... after Fevers Small-Pox, &c which arc often the Caufe of many People of both Sexes, being quite deprived of that lovely Ornament the Hair, which was the firft moft graceful Appearance Nature, Thirdly, It is of great Ufe after the Small-Pox, preventing any ...
... Freehold. Enquire of Mr. Thomas Walker, Town-Clerk of the faid City Oxford. Borough of Eurjkam, H'orceferfjire. I WHEREAS tic SMALL-POX lorâ fcvcral Months lall part, hath been withiii the Borough : W therefore, the Mayor, Jullices of the Peace. Minillers ...
... (with frequent Ufe) all Deformities of the Skin, letters, Ring-Worms. Morphtwt, Sun- Bum, Scurf, Pimples, and Rednefs of the Small-Pox. It foon alters red and rough Hands, is admirable in Shaving, comforts the Brain and Nervei, prevents catching Cold, and ...
... Week three Men were committed to Salifbury- Gaol for the Murder of a poor Woman, by taking her out of her Bed when in the Small-Pox, and laying her Under Hedge; in confequence of which Inhumanity (he died the fame Night. THURSDAY’S POST. FOREIGN AFFAIRS ...
... iy. It was Yefterday reported that Mr. Gilbert de Voifui, Frcudei.t at Mortier, was dead in his E::ile at Soiilons of the Small-Pox . 'Tiie Tub- lick, if this News fhould be c.mfirm'd, would fuller a confiderable Lofs by the Death of this ingenious young ...
... LONDON, Friday, Nov. 7 They write from Rome, that the dreadful i - z '■ lately made there by the Small-pox, put fome ?ct on propofing to introduce the Practice of Inoculation, hoping it might be favourably receiv'd under the Reign ofa Pontiff whofe extenfive ...
... via. Firft, it makes the Hair grow thick and faft, to Admiration. Secondly, keeps the Hair from coming off after Fevers, Small-Pox, &c. which are often the Caufc nury People, of butl) Sexes, being quite deprived of that lovely Ornament the Hair, which ...
... very beft of Puig-5 1« cleanfc the Body all grofc and vicious Humours contradled by Drinking, Surfeits, Colds, Mealies, Small-Pox, It defiroys all Man* ot Worms in Children or grown Perfons, gives prefent Hafe* in I Choliek, expels Wind, and turet Scurvy ...
... Phthifics, Shortnefs Breath, Confumptions, and Plettrifics j nor is r | the like Remedy in putrid and malignant Fevers, Small-Pox Mote; as this throws off all Impurities from the Heart, and prevents Pwfickncfs, Drops comfort the Cold, Raw, and Weal: s:amau ...
... Title-page, are not to found in any other Colleflion. By Mn. Lydia Honevwood, of Queen’s Square. SEXTON’s POWDER, For the SMALL-POX and FEVERS; HAVING merited the Public Attention, from incontellaWe Proofs of Soeccfs, in Hundreds of Calls in Families of ...
... eautifior by i* (with frequent Ufe) all .Deformities of the Sk'-T? Ring-Worms. Morphews, Sim. Bum, Scurf V.?* '' Redaefs of the SmalLPox. It fuon alte- s ' r , iffJ' Hands, is admirable in Shaving, comforts the E__h3 Nerves, prevents catching Cold, and are ofa ...