Never known to fail. A surprising cure for the tooth-ach, pains in the gums, and violent ear-ach.
[London,
1781]
"I have been curing the .. complaints since 1757 to this time 1781, .. Removed from no. 9, Yeoman's-row, Brumpton [sic], to no. 100, St. Martin's-lane, Charing-cross, ..".
Between "Never known to fail," and "a surprising cure for the tooth-ach, pains in the gums, and violent ear-ach" are two blocks of text, each connected with a flanking illustration of a figure.
In this edition the first line of text reads "This is to the nobility, gentry, and others; if your pains be ever so violent, and if".
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