Health in the MarketplaceMuch like consumers today, late 19th century Londoners lived in a mass culture of commodified abundance and conspicuous consumption. Their consumer fetishism was fully represented by their avid pursuit of health related services and medicinal goods the market was rife with brand name patent medicines such as Dr. Scott's Little Liver Pills and Dr. William's Pink Pills for Pale People, and city dwellers frequently bought patented medico electrical