The Powder of Simpathy, Prepared at Florence, by Dominico
Gratiano, Grician.
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THIS most excellent Powder stancheth all manner of Bleeding,
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present, and at a distance, by applying the least Grain of it
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upon the Blood, taken in a clean Handkerchief or Rag, it stops it
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immediately, though it bleeds never so fast, let the Accident be
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what it will, a Vein cut, or a cut with a Sword, Knife, Axe, thrust
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with a Rapier, Bleeding at the Nose, Bloody-Flux, or bleeding in-
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wardly, and Women after Child bearing, or any other excess of
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Bleeding whatsoever: Take five or six drops of the Blood in a
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piece of clean Cloth, pat a little of the Powder on it, then put up
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the Cloth in a warm decent place, it stops it to Admiration; and
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if the Blood is brought a far off, and it is dried up coming so far,
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warm a little Water, and moisten the Blood on the Cloth, then
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apply the Powder, it stops it, if it comes 40, or 50, or 100 Miles
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off; and not only stops Bleeding, but also, if it be a Wound, or
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Cut, it takes away the Pain, and cures the Wound without Plai-
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ster. Them that are troubled with the Tooth-ach, bleed your
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Gums two or three drops in a clean Rag, and apply the Powder,
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it takes away the Pain immediately.
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He has also another most Admirable Powder for Women in La-
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bour, that causeth a speedy and safe Delivery.
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The Powder of Simpathy is Sealed up in Boxes, and Papers, with
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the Eagle and Child. 2 s. 6 d. the Box, and 1 s the Paper.
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He has also all sorts of Medicines for all Curable Diseases, if
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you please to come to his Chamber.
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He Lodges at the Sign of the in street,
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The Powder of Simpathy, Prepared at Florence, by Dominico
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Gratiano, Grecian.
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THIS most excellent Powder stancheth all manner of Bleeding,
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present, and at a distance, by applying the least Grain of it
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upon the Blood, taken in a clean Handkerchief or Rag, it stops it
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immediately, though it bleeds never so fast, let the Accident be
|
what it will, a Vein cut, or a cut with a Sword, Knife, Axe, thrust
|
with a Rapier, Bleeding at the Nose, Bloody-Flux, or bleeding in-
|
wardly, and Women after Child-bearing, or any other excess of
|
Bleeding whatsoever: Take five or six drops of the Blood in a
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piece of clean Cloth, put a little of the Powder on it, then put up
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the Cloth in a warm decent place, it stops it to Admiration; and
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if the Blood is brought a far off, and it is dried up coming so far,
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warm a little Water, and moisten the Blood on the Cloth, then
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apply the Powder, it stops it, if it comes 40, or 50, or 100 Miles
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off; and not only stops Bleeding, but also, if it be a Wound, or
|
Cut, it takes away the Pain, and cures the Wound without Plai-
|
ster. Them that are troubled with the Tooth-ach, bleed your
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Gums two or three drops in a clean Rag, and apply the Powder,
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it takes away the Pain immediately.
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He has also another most Admirable Powder for Women in La-
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bour, that causeth a speedy and safe Delivery.
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The Powder of Simpathy is Sealed up in Boxes, and Papers, with
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the Eagle and Child. 2 s. 6 d. the Box, and 1 s. the Paper.
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He has also all sorts of Medicines for all Curable Diseases, if you
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please to come to his Chamber.
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