For the scurvy, Pox, and dropsy.  
THat the World may no longer be deceived by the false and ignorant Pretenders to physic, of which this City has more than enough; I present to all the Ingenious the most Effectual Pills that ever Mankind yet proved or knew: Of which Pills the ever honoured Esquire boil was the Author. And as 'tis to be lamented that so many Thousands suffer yearly by these Distempers, not knowing where to address themselves to hone●able men, so the Publisher humbly conceives 'twere pity, wondrous pity, to conceal or bury so precious a Remedy. True it is indeed that the world( for the sake of a few notoriously ignorant physic peddlers) are ready to dis-esteem all Bills exposed to view, but if men will still continue in that humour, they may as well hate the Scripture because sometimes the Devil takes an Argument from it: They may likewise condemn all Trade by Sea, because some few suffer shipwreck. For which reason the Publisher did for a long time decline all thoughts of printing, but being at last prevailed upon by the unanswerable persuasions of worthy men, he is to tell the world, that if they will avoid the horrid tortures of ill Cures, if they will shun the dismal Effects of a Clap, the Pox, and its Concomitants, if they will disappoint the irrecoverable disgrace of the fall of the Nose▪ in a word, if they will prevent the slaughter of the Body, and the rape of the Purse, they may address themselves to a Physician learned in all Causes as well as this, at the Gridiron a Tallow-chandlers house without the Bars in Whit-Chappel; where those Pills are to be sold. The price is not great, the Dose most grateful, and the Operation most effectual.