BATHES For The benefit of such as would shorten their Journey to BATH. There are lately made, and shall be continued several sorts of bathes wet and dry, both mineral and Vegetable, equivolent in their affects to those at Bath very necessary and usefull for most bodies as well the whole for prevention, as sick for com- fort; the vertues of bathes being so commonly known, I shall not need to particularis, but in generall they are good for all colds and moist bodies, and distempers proceeding from coldness and moisture, they often much the cures of many diseases and perfect some otherwise incura- ble with the help of very little Physick. If any shall magine, that we cannot have our bathes here so good and ef- fect all those at Bath; to them, I shall thus answer: That if we truly un- derstand (as we pretend to do) what those bathes of Bath consist of, and finding them to be things commonly known, and easie to be had, we un- doubtedly may by art compose as good here.Nay more,we can add what we find defective, and diminish or take away what we find disagreable accor- ding to the several constitutions of our Patients, which they at Bath can- not do,but all constitutions and distempers, must be content with the same mixture of Minerals imbib'd in the same water, onley some a degree hotter then other. Mineral Baths for Venereal Diseases There are also certain new invented Minerall Bathes, provided purpose- ly for eradication of Veneral Distempers, being the speediest most cer- tain, and easie way that hath hitherto been used In this Nation. They work a most perfect and absolute cure of the French Pox, whereby any that have been imperfectly cured,and have any symptoms of that disease remaining, as pains in their limbs, &c. may have it perfectly eradicated and confirmed found. Also such as have had any venemous,corrupt, or virulent Gonor- rhea, or Fluxes of the Reins,which,leave the body in unsound and dange- rous condition, may by these have all remaining venome and corroding humors dissolve and extracted.In a word, Mineral bathes are things most absolutely neccessary in all kind of veneral distemper, without which the body can very hardly be secured from future relapse, or warranted sound, as too many by costly experience can testifie. If any shall desire a larger account,they may at my house next door to the the Pomegrantsia Barbican can receive further satisfaction, where these baths are to be had, with all accommodation necessary.