Upon the great Encouragement I received from the Kings Most Excellent Majesty; from His late Majesty of Ever Blessed Memory; from the Nobility and Gentry, and from many Eminent Physicians and others of great Learning and Travell, I Established a Magna in Long-Acre, known by the Name of the King's-Bagnio; and by His Majesty, the Nobility and Gentry highly Approved.

And by Experience of Thousands, found to be of great Use and Benefit for all Man-kind; not only to such as are in perfect Health, to continue it and prevent Diftempers, but of wonderful and sure Relief, to all Aged, Weak, and Consumptive Persons of both Sex, and to all in General, who are afflicted with any Chronical Diseases; Bed-rid Persons, and such as by Rheumatics Ach, &c. have had no Use of their Limbs, have been Restored to Admiration. Now for that, the constant Price hath hitherto been Five Shillings and Sixpence.

That now, all manner of Persons may receive so great a Benefit, with lefs Charge. I have thought fit, notwithstanding the great Expence of Building, and daily Charge attending it to re-trench the Prizes, and do hereby declare, that from, and after the Date herof, That if two come together in Company, they shall pay but Eight Shillings; if three, but Eleven Shillings; that if one single Person comes three times in 14 Days, he shall have the like Advantage.

Tuesdays, and Fridays for Women, and the other Days for Men.

From the King's-Bagnio,
March, 25. 1686.

Sir William Jennens Kt.
Sworn Servant to His
Majesty for the Bagnio.