October the 6 th. 169 [...].

RUptures or Broken Bellies Cured in Men, Women or Chil­dren; or Bearing down in their Privy Parts: No Cure, no Money; but Trusses of all Sorts with Springs or Scrues, or Plain, made Easy beyond any yet in England, by Experience; Practised these Thirty Years The Poor may have Advice for Nothing, take it in time: Licensed by the Colledge of Physicians, London; and not to go to Outlandish Mountebanks, to be But­cher'd and Cheated of your Money, and then run away, when we have able Doctors and Chyrurgions of our own.

By Richard Collings, from 9 to 12, at the Bell, facing the Ditch-side at Fleet-street Bridge. The Afternoon at his House at the Bell in St Jones's Court in Clarkenwell Parish.

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