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<NAME>John Pas</NAME>
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<ITEM>Proofed and reviewed as part of batch B140220.apex.</ITEM>
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<STC T="G">551.a.32[88]</STC>
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<P> &rindx; AT the blew Ball in <HI>Haydon</HI> yard, in the Little <HI>Minories, London,</HI> near the Tower, liveth one Mr. <HI>Elmy,</HI> OPERATOR, who in a mo&s;t excel|lent manner Cureth all &s;orts of Deafne&s;s in any, from the Age of Se|ven to Four&s;core years, although it have remained on them twenty or thirty years; He performs the Cure without any Pain to the Patient, and that in the &s;pace of one Hour; He al&s;o re&s;olveth the Patient at fir&s;t Sight, if at all Cu|rable or not; He al&s;o giveth Remedies again&s;t all Noi&s;e or Pains in the Eares. All this he performeth, although the Patient have been left off by others as not Curable: He hath Cured &s;everal Hundreds in this City.</P>
<P>&rindx; He hath Remedies ready Prepared for the pre&s;ervation of the Hearing, in tho&s;e who through &s;ome great defects in the &s;ounding Membrane, and other Impediments in the Au|ditory Pa&s;&s;ages are not perfectly Curable, which Remedies pre&s;erves them from ever growing wor&s;e, and emproves their Hearing to their old Age.</P>
<P>&rindx; He hath likewi&s;e a <HI>Mo&s;t Sovereign Head-Pill,</HI> which infallibly Cures all Pains in the Head, whether old or newly Contracted, &s;peedily taking away all <HI>Swimmings</HI> and <HI>Giddi|ne&s;s,</HI> preventing the dangerous con&s;equence of <HI>Apoplectical</HI> Fits; pre&s;erves the Sight, and take away all Accidents offending the Eyes, &s;trengthens the Memory, and disburdens the Brain of all offen&s;ive Humours, thereby rendring the Under&s;tanding more clear and vi|gorous. The price of the Half-box eontaining ten pills is one &s;hilling &s;ix pence, and the whole box containing twenty pills, is three &s;hillings with Directions.</P>
<P>He is to be &s;poken with from Eight in the Morning till Six at Night&punc;</P>
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