Punch, 50 (1866), 137.
'Which of You has Done This?'
Anon
Genre: | News-Commentary |
Subjects: | Quackery, Periodicals, Medical Treatment, Charlatanry, Patronage |
Discusses an advertisement in The Times from an Hungarian baron who seeks a cure for lumbago, an advertisement that Punch speculates was written by a quack. Accordingly, anticipates that there will shortly appear another advertisement from the baron upholding a quack remedy as the solution to his problem. Concludes by warning, 'We shall look out for you, Quack, whoever you are'. | |
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