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<HEAD>UNDER GOD; Humbly De&s;iring His BLESSING to this Famous and Wonderful Never-failing CORDIAL DRINK OF THE WORLD, The Great PRESERVER of Mankind. A SECRET Far Beyond any Thing YET KNOWN TO THE WORLD. Never Publi&s;hed by any but by me <HI>Thomas Hinde</HI> G. in <HI>London,</HI> Mo&s;t Approved and Admirable for its EXCELLENT VERTUES AND USES.</HEAD>
<P>To be &s;atisfied of the Truth, Pray Read this PREFACE.</P>
<P><HI>This is to give notice to all Per&s;ons, That they may not be deceived by the bold and injurious abu&s;es of &s;everal Pretenders, &s;tarted up of late, (&s;ince the publi&s;hing of my Bills) which doth now mo&s;t fal&s;ly lay claim to the Practice of this my Never-Failing-Cordial: and to prevent further fraud of the&s;e &s;everal Counterfeits; I have with full power ordered and confirmed my Elde&s;t Brother Mr.</HI> John Hinde <HI>to be my &s;ucce&s;&s;or, and the faithful true preparer of my Cordial as my own &s;elf; and to di&s;po&s;e and put to &s;ale my Cordial as he &s;hall approve and &s;ee fit, (and for the general Benefit of all) he doth &s;ell it at his own hou&s;e, as at the end of my Bills will fully direct you, and the Price of each Bottle; (And is &s;old no where el&s;e in</HI> YORK.)</P>
<P>&rindx; <HI>And that you may know (that I</HI> Thomas Hinde <HI>am the true Author) I would fain know of the&s;e three New Up&s;tarts, [If they would be the true Authors] where were they, their Books or Bills of the</HI> GOUT, <HI>and other Di&s;tempers, before I Publi&s;hed mine? * But that they cannot produce, &amp;c. Therefore, I have, for prevention of all Pretenders and Counterfeits, &s;et my Seal on my Bottles, being the Wounded Hinde with</HI> T. H. <HI>incom|pa&s;&s;ed in a Lawrel, that none may be Deceived by taking the Wounded Hinde with</HI> S. W. <HI>incompa&s;&s;ed in a Lawrel, (which I declare to be none of mine) but a New Up&s;tart, as the other Pretenders mentioned in my Directions: Therefore look well to the Seal on my Bottles; for the Counterfeiting of it is daily Attempted to the Di&s;plea&s;ure of many that has been Deceived, and brought into great danger thereby. And though my Bills and Directions are now Counterfeited, and &s;et forth in Books and Bills to Deceive the People; yet notwith&s;tanding, if they have it at my tru&s;ty Friend Mr.</HI> John Hindes <HI>Hou&s;e, they * cannot be deceived.</HI></P>
<P><HI>But of late one boldly takes upon him to make u&s;e of my Cures in the words of my Bills and Directions, and &s;ets them forth in his own Name, and wilely under the Notion of the People, and injurious abu&s;e of my Name, so di&s;gorge inveterately his de&s;igned malice, &s;pight and envy, with clo&s;e and great deceit again&s;t my &s;ucce&s;sful Proceedings, and great Cures atte&s;ted by the People, and not only &s;o, but willfully inventeth what he will, and u&s;eth endeavors to defame me too, and this to draw his purpo&s;e about, by amu&s;ing the People, to bring a reputation on his Liquor, by maligning of my Never Failing-Cordial, which is above the Malice of a Libeller, where I am known, and where I am not, let my Cordial plead for it &s;elf and me, &mdash; again&s;t &s;uch known new Up&s;tarts, that would, if po&s;&s;ible, A&s;&s;ume the Body of the Dead.</HI></P>
<P>** <HI>As for his near driven &s;hift, with hardy Brazen Brow, to &s;ay mo&s;t impudently that he taught me, and that my Cordial which I &s;old in the Country, I bought it of him, &amp;c.</HI> (&rindx; <HI>can be proved notorious fal&s;e) for it is impo&s;&s;ible that &s;uch an Illiterate Fellow could teach that [which him&s;elf never knew] or &s;ell me that, which he could never make, Or I to Ju&s;tifie his fal&s;e Tran&s;actions, that has filched the very words of my Cures out of my Bills and Directions, and fal&s;ly &s;ets them down, as his (own)</HI> &amp;c.&mdash;<HI>and thus he has Po&s;ted him&s;elf as a Mark, that all that Runs may Read a Libeller (a Fellow of no Value) not worth the an&s;wering, for he finding his Forgeries not at all Credited, has bodly pre&s;umed to Print them with Allowance (which is &s;ince proved fal&s;e to his face) &s;o 'tis like he may hire Vouchers to Swear he is the Man right or wrong, as well as Impudence, to imploy &s;uch de&s;perate Hectors of the Quill, as value not to Stab any mans Reputation for half a Crown.</HI></P>
<P><HI>My laborious Travels in divers forraign Countries, and great pains above Twenty years is truly well known, and how curiou&s;ly inqui&s;itive I was in the great concernment of Health, as now effectually appeareth, &amp;c. But the&s;e Jugling Impo&s;tors doth falaciou&s;ly pretend, by &s;etting forth a Book <GAP DESC="illegible" EXTENT="1 letter">alled</HI> ELIXIR SALUTIS, <HI>the choice Drink of Health, or Health-bringing Drink:</HI>) <HI>under the color of my Cordial, * which was never heard or known of before, (till &s;everal Years after I publi&s;hed my Bills <GAP DESC="illegible" EXTENT="1 word"> now they do mo&s;t Audaciou&s;ly aver, to be the true Authors of my Cordial, (but it is all in vain) for the thing like the thing, is not the thing it &s;elf, to work the effect intended, &amp;c. for my Cordial, through the Ble&s;&s;ing <GAP DESC="illegible" EXTENT="1 span"> doth powerfully prevail to effect the Cures my Bills mention, * as doth daily appear by the Peoples experience;&mdash;therefore I &s;hall not ob&s;erve the barking of tho&s;e that hireth others for gain, to &s;ay they are C<GAP DESC="illegible" EXTENT="1 word"> of &s;uch and &s;uch Di&s;tempers, &amp;c. as &s;ome Mercenary per&s;ons, by their jugling Counterfeits, hath pre&s;umed by their &s;ubtilty to beguile many)</HI></P>
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<P>THis Cordial is &s;o agreeable to NATURE, that it performs all its Operations as Nature would have it, as if She had fitted to her Self, or found out Mediums to Reduce all her Extreams to an equall Temper; <HI>It being fitted to all Humors, Ages, Complexions, Sexes, and Con&s;titutions.</HI> For if any Noxious Humor offend the Noble Parts, <HI>This Great Pre&s;erver</HI> will &s;o Highly Fortifie Nature, that it will not admit any Enemy to enter; and he or &s;he that keeps this Ine&s;timable Jewel by them, <HI>May bid farewel to former Ways they u&s;ed,</HI> and will &s;ave them that Great Expence of Charge.</P>
<P>THis Great Pre&s;erver, or Never-Failing-Cordial doth Cure the GOUT, for it Stifles it in its <HI>Birth,</HI> as true Experience hath Found: Extracting out of all parts of the Body, tho&s;e Crude and Vi&s;cous Humors, which are the Spawn and nouri&s;her of it, and doth free the Joints of all other Di&s;ea&s;es, <HI>to Admiration.</HI></P>
<P>Di&s;&s;olving the Stone and Gravel; a better REMEDY CANNOT BE, For when it's <HI>Congealed, it brings away</HI> the Sand and Gravel &s;oft as <HI>Butter or Fine Flower</HI> under your Finger; and not only &s;o, but doth de&s;troy the Original Cau&s;e: It <HI>Never faileth</HI> to Cure the Gravel in the Reins and Kidneys Ulcerated, that &s;endeth forth water like Blood, and * <HI>wonderfully</HI> Clean&s;eth the Reins of all Foulne&s;s and Imperfections, and forceth Urine.</P>
<P>It Re&s;toreth all Langui&s;hing Natures, and <HI>Melancholy drooping Spirits, Curing</HI> the Hypocondriack Melancholy; and do<GAP DESC="illegible" EXTENT="2 letters"> mo&s;t Powerfully Oppo&s;e all Black and mixed Hu+mors, as the Grand Enemy to Nature: for it is continually drawing them out of the Veins and Arteries into the Stomack, and from thence &s;endeth them away, <HI>(after that)</HI> Nature Rejoy|ceth.</P>
<P>It pur&s;ueth the SURFEITS from place to place; and though the BODY be &s;welled up, in <HI>two or three days time</HI> it will rai&s;e them out of their Beds, and &s;et them on their <HI>Feet again:</HI> It taketh away the Scurvy out of the Body Root and Branch; and the Drop&s;ie to Ad|miration, and all other Di&s;tempers that <HI>join with it.</HI> This is an Excellent <HI>Cordial</HI> for tho&s;e that dwells near the Sea-&s;ide, or goes long Voyages: neither Sun, nor Fro&s;t, can hurt it, for it will keep good &s;everal years.</P>
<P>It taketh away the Head ach, Dizzine&s;s, and Swimming in the Head, or Megrim; Convul&s;ion-Fits in the Head, Swooning away in their Night-Sleep, <HI>Though Afflicted for many years.</HI></P>
<P>It helpeth bad Dige&s;tion, Pain, or any &s;toppage of the Stomach, and &s;hortne&s;s of Breath: It Cau|&s;eth a good Appetite, and Defendeth the Head <HI>From all Vapors</HI> which a&s;cend from the Mo|ther and Spleen; and is a <HI>mo&s;t certain Remedy again&s;t</HI> the Cholick, or any griping of the Guts, and &s;tayeth Vomiting.</P>
<P>It taketh away all Pains from the Heart, and <HI>Perfectly</HI> Cureth tho&s;e that are &s;topt with Flegm<GAP DESC="illegible" EXTENT="1 letter"> as Choaked, and Stifled in their Sleep for want of Breath.</P>
<P>It giveth Ea&s;e to Antient People of the Ti&s;&s;ick, but <HI>Cureth tho&s;e</HI> that are not too far gone.</P>
<P>THis Harmle&s;s and Plea&s;ant Cordial is &s;o great a <HI>Friend</HI> to all Women kind, that they cannot have a Richer Jewel be&s;towed upon them, as Relating to their Health, than this; <HI>That will not fail to Clear them</HI> from Ob&s;tructions, &s;itting and inabling them for Con|ception, and after Delivery or Mi&s;carriage, though in danger of Death, it is an effectual Remedy.</P>
<P>It doth Cure The Green-Sickne&s;s of all &s;orts in a little time: * This is that which will <HI>not Fail</HI> but bring them to a Virgin-Blu&s;h, Upholding Nature in Her Strength and Vigor, <HI>Making</HI> the Vi&s;age well <HI>Colored,</HI> the Breath <HI>Sweet,</HI> the Body <HI>Lu&s;ty.</HI></P>
<P>And tho&s;e that doth Vi&s;it the Spaw for their Recreation in the Summer Sea&s;on, let them be &s;ure <HI>to Prepare their Bodies</HI> with this Cordial according to the Directions, and it will clear the pa&s;&s;ages, and carry off the Malignant Crudities. The like they mu&s;t do when they go home, to clear their bodies of that which may be left behind.</P>
<P>It doth free the Liver and Spleen of all <HI>Ob&s;tructions,</HI> and &s;o by that means helpeth the Fits of the Mother and Spleen; It is good for Nur&s;es which give Suck, for it will Clean&s;e their Blood, and Cau&s;e good and <HI>Whole&s;ome Milk;</HI> It Cures the Rickets in Children, by opening the Ob&s;tru|ction, and many other Scurvy Di&s;ea&s;es.</P>
<P>It bur&s;teth, and perfectly de&s;troyeth Worms in tho&s;e that are of Years, and almo&s;t over-gone with them, bringing away the skins of half a yard, and near a yard long, <HI>As hath been Proved.</HI></P>
<P>It helpeth &s;ore and Rheumy Eyes, it &s;tays all Rheums that fall from the Head upon the <HI>Lungs:</HI> It perfectly ea&s;eth all Coughs, Colds, and Whee&s;ings, and cures Con&s;umptions if not far gone, and likewi&s;e the Yellow Jaundies.</P>
<P>It keepeth a clear Pa&s;&s;age between the Head and Heart, * and will <HI>not Admit</HI> of any Noxious Humors to annoy the Noble Parts: It will keep off tho&s;e Frightful Fears and Griefs from their violent &s;eizing on the Heart, enabling a <HI>Weak Per&s;on</HI> to make wonderful Re|&s;i&s;tance, by taking away the &s;harp Humors, which they may &s;ee <HI>come away:</HI> A Happy Rid|dance.</P>
<P>It takes away the Extream Burnings in the bottomes of the Feet, and Palms of the Hands, which &s;o &s;ore Afflict the Heart: Tho&s;e that are too hot, it cooleth; and in them that are too cold, it increa&s;eth Heat and Strength, by taking <HI>away the Cau&s;e,</HI> as the Direction at large do &s;hew.</P>
<P>To Conclude, it highly Exalts the Generative Virtue, Re&s;toreth Radical Moi&s;ture, * <HI>Clean&s;eth and Strengthneth</HI> the Ve&s;&s;els <HI>in both Sexes.</HI></P>
<P><LABEL>I need not Name Particulars.</LABEL></P>
<P>FOR, in a word, it's that which Stifles mo&s;t Di&s;ea&s;es in their Birth, or Kills them in their Strength, keeping all Sexes in their Pri&s;tine Health; who will Admire the Effects, and confe&s;s it to be a Rich Trea&s;ure in time of Need, which <HI>will not fail them</HI> (under God;) For it doth mo&s;t * <HI>wonderfully Purifie</HI> the whole Body of Man, &s;o that few Di&s;ea&s;es, (Gods appointed time being not come) is able to with&s;tand it: For mo&s;t Di&s;tempe<GAP DESC="illegible" EXTENT="2 letters"> are &s;ubject to its Innocent and wonderful Operation. <HI>Did the World but know it,</HI> * they would Highly E&s;teem it a <HI>&s;peedy Friend</HI> to HEALTH, Truly de&s;erving the due Prai&s;e of all Men. And (through the goodne&s;s of God) by long Travelling, I purcha&s;ed with a great Sum this Pearl, and <HI>Ine&s;timable Iewel,</HI> (as I did many) but this is the be&s;t that ever I heard of among them all. And through the Earne&s;t Defire of MANY that have Importuned with me &s;o far, for to Publi&s;h it, (though I need it not for Gain:) For I have a Competent E&s;tate otherways to live on, without the Practice of this.</P>
<P><LABEL>But out of an Hearty De&s;ign of Promoting the Health and Common Good of All.</LABEL></P>
<P>Who may and would be helped, I have &s;et forth this, to inform the wonderful Effects that have been wrought by this Cordial Spirit, and abundantly Te&s;tified at large by many, which this Bill cannot con|tain, to give all &s;orts of Per&s;ons full &s;atisfaction of its Innocent and wonderful Operation in the whole Body of Man; but for brevity &s;ake I have here omitted.</P>
<P>&rindx; And (to &s;atisfie the Curio&s;ity of &s;ome) I do faithfully promi&s;e all Per&s;ons, That my Cordial is not made by any Chymical preparations; neither is it offen&s;ive to Nature, as &s;ome doth boldly affirm, to hold up their particular intere&s;t, <HI>&amp;c.</HI>&mdash;but this my Cordial <HI>is &s;o &s;afe, and &s;o truly prepared,</HI> and does Ta&s;te &s;o Plea&s;ant, * <HI>That the lea&s;t Child may take it, Sick or Well,</HI> Winter or Summer. I have in&s;erted nothing but what my Cordial <HI>will not fail to Cure,</HI> AS EXPERIENCE HATH FOUND upon Men, Women, and Children, and doth find true to the End. And to prevent all doubts, that you may be certain and fully a&s;&s;ured never to be deceived by any dangerous Counterfeits, I have with full power ordered and confirmed my Elde&s;t Brother Mr. <HI>John Hinde</HI> to be my Succe&s;&s;or, and the Faithful true preparer of my Cordial as my own &s;elf, and to di&s;po&s;e and put to &s;ale my Cordial to whom he &s;hall approve and &s;ee fit. For he was the very fir&s;t that ever &s;old it, from the very fir&s;t time that ever it was Made, for he and I only knew, &amp;c. and after that, the jugling deceivers crept in. But to prevent the prejudice of many Poor Creatures langui&s;hing under grievous Di&s;tempers, that they may not be brought into great dangers by unknown cheating tra&s;h, as hath been affirmed to me by &s;everal Per&s;ons. And with prodigious impious impudence, doth not only Counterfeit my Bills and Directions in Print, but the Seal on my Bottles too, therefore to prevent the great deceit of &s;uch Notorious Counterfeits. * I do a&s;&s;ure the World, that THOMAS HINDES Famous and Never-Failing-Cordial Faithfully prepared, is no where el&s;e to be had, but at Mr. <HI>John Hindes</HI> Hou&s;e on the Pavement, at the &s;ign of the Hand and Pen, and no where el&s;e in <HI>York,</HI> at Six &s;hillings the Pint Bottle, and Three &s;hillings the half Pint Bottle. And if you have it at the above&s;aid Hou&s;e, you cannot be mi&s;taken, but may be a&s;&s;ured it is right, and at all times &s;hall have it as pure and good as out of my own hands. With Directions at large in Print for the U&s;e of it, and for the Conveniency of all to &s;ave Charges, <HI>and bid farewel to their former ways for ever.</HI> A Happy Rid|dance, and a Ble&s;&s;ed Remedy.</P>
<CLOSER>Soli Deo Gloria.</CLOSER>
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<P><HI>London,</HI> Printed for the Author, with Allowance, 1678.</P>
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