Given gratis the following treatises of venereal relicks, and a gleet : Of persons on a journey, curing themselves of the venereal distemper, & a gleet, whilst they only bait at their inn, without the knowledge of any one, with far less trouble, & much easier, than they ever possibly can, by taking physick at home. With the cause of a broken constitution ...

Early 18th century newspaper cutting advertising a booklet of instructions on how to cure gleet (gonorrhoea) and venereal distemper (sexually transmitted disease) in a quick and simple manner and getting rid of any lingering traces of previous venereal infections. Lurid descriptions are given of "a foul urine" as one of the symptoms. Treatises were also available "on the hainous vice of self-defilement" and "defileing the marriage bed".