Two quack doctors (left) are having a heated altercation in a street or square outside their respective houses. From the corner of a house on the left hangs a sign, "Dr Walker's veritable antiscorbutic Pills. Beware of Impostors". From the house on the right. a sign projects, "True antiscorbutic Pills". The doctors wear large wigs and swords, and carry three-cornered hats. One (left) holds in his hand a medicine-bottle; behind them are two dogs fighting. Their wives (right) are fighting violently; one (left) has seized the other by the hair and is kicking her. Behind them (right) two cats with arched backs are spitting at each other. In the upper part of the print (centre) is a shield with two ducks, and beneath is the motto: "Quack Quack Quack". Beneath the design is etched:
<p><br><br>"When once you've told &amp; cant recall a Lye 
<br>Boldly persist in't or your Fame will die. 
<br>Learn this ye Wives, with unrelenting Claws 
<br>Or right or wrong, Assert your husbands cause."  3d January 1774
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<br>Etching
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<p>After: Henry William Bunbury
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<dl><dd>Print made by: James Bretherton</dd></dl></div>
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