The Fifteen Comforts of Matrimony: Responses from Men

Dedicated to Batchelors and Widdowers.
London. Printed in the Year, 1706.
The best and most Experienced Remedy for Sore or Weak Eyes , that ever yet was made known to the World, being of that wonderful Efficacy, that it infallibly dispels any Humour or Salt Rheum distilling from the Head; and takes away all Soreness, or Redness, or Swelling: It also strengthens weak Eyes (Sometimes occasioned by the Small-Pox ) and will disperse any Film or Cataract growing over the Eye , whereby the Sight oftentimes becomes dim; in a few times using this Excellent Remedy, to those that will be perswaded to use it often, it will preserve the Sight to an incredible Age, and read the smallest of Prints. It being a Secret acquired by a Gentleman in his long Study, whereby he has wrought wonderful Cures among his Relations and Acquaintance; and now made publick for the Benefit of all People that will make tryal of it.
For those that are really Poor they shall have it for nothing; to Others for 6 d. the Bottle .
BEING
Dedicated to Married Men and Women.
Licensed and Enter'd according to Order.
LONDON , Printed and Sold by Henry Hills , in Black-Fryars , near the Water-side.
At the Pastry-School , over against the Compter in Shovel-Ally in Wood-street , near Cheapside ; is Sold, a never failing Oyntment that Cures the GOUT , altho the Party be reduced to his Crutches,and that in two or three Days time; having often been found True by Experience, to the great Ease and Comfort of many: It also Cures Rheumatick Pains. Likewise a Cure for the Tooth-Ach , which Infallibly Cures without Drawing.
By the Author of the Fifteen Comforts of Matrimony.
LONDON Printed in the YEAR, 1706.
Written by a noted Cuckold in the New-Exchange in the Strand.