At Edward Martin's at the Hornes at Pancrass [sic], is that most excellent water, highly approved of by the most eminent physitians ... I shall open on Whitson-Monday, the 24th of May, 1697 and there will likewise be dancing every Tuesday and Thursday, all the summer season, at the place aforesaid. The poor may drink the waters gratis. ...

Followed by 16 lines of verse in praise of Martin's "Noble Water": If Worth and Merit can its Value Raise ... By making it your Early Favorite.
Handbill advertising Edward Martin's spa waters from St. Pancras Wells at the Horns Tavern in St. Pancras, London.
Handbill bound in on leaf 93 of an extra-illustrated copy of George Daniel's An Elizabethan garland (London : Privately printed, 1856) (see PML 19327).