THE FEMALE DOCTRESS OR, Mother Midnight's Cure FOR Barrenness in Women,  
BEING A True Relation of a Woman that pretended to Cure Women of Barrenness; Especially in the Mint in Southwark.  
Licenced according to Order.  
Tune, In Cold Nights when ● Froz●…  

[1]  
ALL you Ladies that are Barren,  
If Old-age bened crept too far on;  
In a Month or two it may be,  
You may if willing conceive with Baby  
Take but the Measures which I shall here given you,  
I have Rare Medicines will ne'er deceive you,  
For I have studdyed Copulation.  
Above this Sixty Years in this Nation.   

[2]  
Young brisk Wives who ne'er have Lain-in  
Who of Wedlock are Complaining,  
And at Christening tell your Neighbour,  
How sparing your Spouse is of his Labour:  
Let it proceed from what Causes soever,  
Suffer me but to use my Endeavour;  
Take a Dose of my Elixir,  
And I am certain, 'tw; ll do the Trick Sir.   

[3]  
You in your Neighbour's Houses,  
Swear the Fault to be your Spouses,  
If too weak we●ll make him stronger,  
If he's too short we'll make him longer:  
Let him oh serve the Directions I'll given him,  
Of all Impediments I'll relieve him,  
To a Shilling I'll hold Twenty,  
Next merry Bout he does content ye.   

[4]  
If your Husband's O●d and Crazy,  
Or if Young, and grown too lazy,  
I'll renew their Strength or Beauty,  
And make them able to do their Duty  
Of their forbearance I quickly would ease you  
They every Ni●ht should take pain● to please you:  
My Receipt should I but 〈◊〉 it,  
You would be satisfied I c●●●ld d● it   

[5]  
Ladies who in Town are Wed●●●  
And in 〈…〉 are B●dded  
Ill soon teach you i● 〈◊〉  
To do the Business with Dis●●●…  
You at the End of Three 〈…〉  
With what will please you best, 〈…〉  
Take but my Elix●r fairly,  
You shall do T●●●…k a Track most rarely   

[6]  
Barren Wive● let me beseech you,  
If you want or covet Issue,  
Make to me your Application,  
I'll assist you in Procreation,  
I●m to be Head of, at Sign of the Stallion,  
Closely embracing 〈…〉 Mag-Mallion,  
Jest that these Directions fail you.  
In the Mint they'd better tell you.    

Printed by J. Wilkins, in White-Frier.