Punch,  28 (1855), 134.

Anecdote from Sydenham

Anon

Genre:

News-Commentary, Drollery

Subjects:

Medical Treatment, Quackery, Exhibitions, Commerce, Display


    Discusses the visit to the Crystal Palace of the well-known advertiser of a 'miraculous Ointment' that can allegedly cure everything. Claims that the advertiser wanted his named prefixed to the word 'SALVE!', which appears above the threshold of the Pompeian House.



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