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SUPPLEMENT TO THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, January 15th, 1883.

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Supplement to The Chemist and Druggist, January 15, 1883.

FOULKES' CE ME NT

AS USED IN ALL THE GOVERNMENT MUSEUMS.

This Cement has obtained a reputation unequalled by any other for repairing G-Jass,
China, Earthenware of all kinds, Wood, Ivory, Leather, Marble, Cardboard, and Inlaid
Work, Papier Mache, Fossils, Jewellery, Children's Toys, Fastening the Tips of Billiard
Cues, and every description of Fancy Work; the articles repaired will bear washing

in boiling water.

ITS PRINCIPAL FEATURES ARE —

1. GREAT TENACITY. 4. TRANSPARENCY" AND NEATNESS IN USE,

2. EAST MODE OF APPLICATION. together with its GENERAL APPLICABILITY,

3. FREEDOM FROM UN PLEAS 4 NT SMELL. as it may be used to almost every Material.

—A FEW OF THE USES TO WHICH IT MAY BE APPLIED:

The repairs of every description of Household Glass and Earthenware, Glass-shades, Chimney Orna-
ments, Pieces of Veneer, the Binding of Books, Chippings of Furniture, Picture Frames, Mounting
Prints, Marble and Alabaster Goods, Fossils, Ornaments in Ivory and Bone, Vases, and Pendants. Costly
wares, Ancient and Modern that cannot be replaced, may with this Cement he renewed, however much broken.

The following TESTIMONIALS, epitomised for want of space, have been selected from amongst a large number of eminent

—Scientific Gentlemen, who have kmdly allowed their names to be published as using and recommending it :
BRETT, —Professor
Ph.D., E.L.S., &c., Lecturer on Chemistry, &c, at the Liverpool Royal Infirmary. " I have never met with

anything like it as regards tenacity."
WOODWARD, —J. P.
Esq., Superintendent Geological Department, British Museum. "It answers capitally for mending fossil

bones, and in all cases where it is desirable thnt the things stuck together should not come apart again. About six weeks ago I mended

mya bell-glass with it experimentally, expecting that the heat of the lamp would soon cause it to fall apart, but hopes have been
—disappointed the broken glass has defied both lire and water.''

JOHNGeneral SIR GEORGE,ST. K.C.B., Director of Ordnance, Woolwich.—" I know of no other Cement at all equal to it."

ARCHER, —Professor
Edinburgh. " I can testify most unhesitatingly to its great utility in the various occasions which continually

arise in Museum work for a first-rate cement. I have invariably found yours superior to all others, and have extensively recommended

myits u e to all friends."

—W. THOMSON", Esq., Superintendent Natural History Department, Crystal Palace, Sydenham. "I know of no kind more

generally useful and more readily manageable than yours."
HANSON, —Captain
Cork. " I have now no hesitation in expressing my opinion that a better Cement cannot be made."

MERVYN RICHARDSON, —Captain
Rock Ferry. " I believe that 1 was the first to discover the great excellence of your

Cement in its application to fix on the leather tips to Billiard Cues. It was your own Cement also which has been introduced by me at

Croxteth Hall, and so much praised by the late Lord Sefton. I recommend its exclusive use in every Billiard Room, and shall continue

to do so, so long as I find ils virtues unimpaired."

MACKEI,Extract from a treatise " On Cements, Indurating Compositions, and Artificial Stone," by B. J. E<q., of the "Official
— MyReview." " . . .
readers will see, by referring to the foregoing list of recipes, that Foulkes' Cement does as much as all the others put

together, and in a far more efficient manner. Of course, the mode and principle of manufacture of this cement are a secret, and the

proprietors are jealously careful that it shall remain so ; but its chemical constituents must be numerous, and of that class that fill up

the minutest pores and irregularities in the materials named, by affinity or simple cohesion. Foulkes' Cement must bi of such a character

as largely to shut out the air under the surface to which it is applied, and so to get perfect pneumatic power by a gelatinous cohesion of

the finest particles. It is also easy of application, has no unpleasant smell, and is transparent. All speak highly of its value, in anatomy

and natural history museums, for the repair of fractures ; in geological museums, for mending fossil bones, &c. ; in infirmaries, for

mechanical and surgical vessels ; in households, to repair the casualties of housemaids and 'pussies'; and in billiard rooms, to fasten

myon the leather tips to 'cues.' Two of friends, analytical chemists, who have used it for repairing their apparatus, have frequently

had occasion to subject the mended articles to a high degree of temperature, nearly approaching to a red heat, and have invariably found

the cement to withstand the test admirably, thus enabling these gentlemen to employ apparatus which otherwise would have been useless."

Sold in bottles at 6d. and Is. (equal to three of the small), and in larger bottles at Is. 6d. and 2s. 6d.
also in cases, containing large bottle with glass cap, and requiring no cork, with brush, 3s. 6d. each.

PREPARED ONLY BY THE INVENTOR,

W. J. FOULKES, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, BIRKENHEAD,

And sold by all respectable Chemists, Patent Medicine Vendors, and Bazaars in Town and

Country, and in the principal Cities of the World.

The success that has attended the introduction of this Cement has occasioned a host of imitations, under a
variety of names. The public are therefore respectfully requested to observe that what they purchase has

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Supplement to The Chemist and Druggist, January 15, 1883.

PATRONAGE.TTZDsTIXElR, ZDISTIILSra-TTTSIIIEID

FOU LK ES' TO I LET & N U RSE RY POWDER.

IMPALPABLE AND DELICATELY PERFUMED,
Possessing1 the Emollient IPi-opevties of Fuller's Earth, entirely void

of colour, and in :i high state of parity.

This Powder is perfectly harmless, possesses in an eminent degree soothing and healing qualities, and when applied to

the skin forms a beautifully soft, smooth, and ivory surface. For infants and others suffering from abrasion or redness of
the skin, for the toilet as a cosmetic, and for the use of bed-ridden invalids, it stands without a rival.

It will be found superior even to the most costly kinds (some of which are of, a very questionable character)
for improving, beautifying, and preserving the skin. It speedily removes redness, sunburns, and the effects of cold
winds, and by its soothing properties quickly allays irritation or uncomfortable feeling, whether produced from atmospheric
or any other cause, while its simple and delicate fragrance will commend it to all.

Unlike Starch, which in various guises forms the "Violet Powder" of commerce, this preparation absorbs
without caking, and remains unchanged by both heat and moisture; therefore, to the tender skin of infants it is
peculiarly beneficial and perfectly innocuous. By its use all abrasion or chafing is prevented, and the action of any
acrid humour or secretion at once neutralised.

In producing this Powder recourse has been had to the opinions of several of the leading Members of the Medical
Profession, as well as some eminent scientific Chemists. Fuller's Earth has been taken as a basis, and the Powder now
offered is the result of much study and anxious investigation. It is uniformly prepared with the most scrupulous attention

—to the objects it has to fulfil, and neither cost or trouble has been spared to make it what it now is the finest Skin

Powder extant.

Sold in Boxes at Is., and in Packets at 6d. each.

From the Late Dr. BRETT.

" I have, at the request of Mr. W. Foulkes, submitted to a qualitative chemical examination his Toilet and

Nursery Powder, and find it to be free from any 'ingredient in the slightest degree calculated to irritate the

most delicate skin. I am decidedly of opinion that it is extremely well calculated to fulfil the objects for which

it is recommended. " B. H. BRETT, Ph.D., M.B.C.S.,

&c" Formerly Lecturer on Chemistry, at the Liverpool Royal

Infirmary School of Medicine."

From A. NORMAN TATE, Esq., F.I.C.

" I have very carefully examined specimens of " Foulkes' Toilet and Nursery Powder." Its chemical compo-

sition is such as to fit it admirably for the purposes for which it is intended; many of the powders sold for like

use are very liable to change or decomposition when in contact with the secretions from the skin, and conse-

quently often produce injurious results. This Powder is entirely free from this objectionable quality, and the

very carelul mechanical treatment to which it evidently has been subjected in reducing to such fine impalpable
" A. NORMAN TATE, F.I.C.,
powder still further enhances its suitability.

"Analytical Laboratory and School of Technical Chemistry, "Analjtical Chemist.

7, 9, and 11 Hackins Hey, Liverpool."

A Recent Opinion as to the Merits of this favourite Powder.

. "As regards the proper form of dusting powder we have numerous kinds in vogue, such as Violet

Powders, fine Starch, Native Carbonate of Zinc, and Puller's Earth. On the whole there is nothing better in our

estimation than Mr. Foulkes' (of Birkenhead) Toilet and Nursery Powder. It is an impalpable, pure emollient
Weand elegant dusting powder, and safer in its use than the preparation of Zinc, &c.
recommend it in prefer-

ence to all others."

Extracted from a work, page 11, entitled,

"THE CHILD, AND HOW TO NURSE IT."

by Dr. ALEXANDER MILNE, of Edinburgh, M.D , L.R.C.P. and S., Member of the Gynaecological Society of Berlin and of Boston ; Ex. Vice-President

of the Edinburgh Obstetrical Society ; Author of a work on Midwifery and Diseases of Women, Materia Medica, and various other important works
Published by E. & S. Livingstone, Edinburgh.

PREPARED ONLY BY THE INVENTOR,

W. J. FODLKES. PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, BIRKENHEAD,

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(Prepared by the Daughter of the late John Bond.)
THIRTEEN PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED, FIVE GOLD, FOR PERFECTION.

Purveyor to the Army, Crown Agents for the Colonies, and the Admiralty.
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CAUTION.

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Purveyor to the Army. Crown Agents for the Colonies, and the Admiralty.
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Palace Ink

is required.

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EVERY BOTTLE HERMETICALLY NO HEATING REQUIRED UNLESS

SEALED. PREFERRED.

WHOLESALE PRICES. CAUTION TO WHOLESALE AND

Gross. RETAIL VENDORS.
Costa and Damages awarded in
6d. Blue Wrappers . 30/ actions tried December, 1875, and
November, 1877, for selling and
1/ * „ .60/ manufacturing Colourable Imita-
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HE great reputation acquired by Rimmel's Perfumery in all the Markets of the "World is due to several causes Thf

Wmmm first is the unceasing and scrupulous attention paid by E. Rimmel to the selection and preparation of its ingredients
which causes it to retain its excellent quality for a very long time in the most trying climate ; the second is the fact thai
he is the onVy manufacturing perfumer possessing a factory in Paris as well as in London, thus uniting French eleganc«
to English soundness, and also a distillery at Nice where the aroma is extracted from freshly gathered flowers by a process
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to sell a thoroughly gosd article at a price generally charged for an inferior one. It results from the foregoing that Rimmel's Perfumerj

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on application to the Head Establishment, No. 96, Strand, London, the prices mentioned in the following pages, being the retail ones,

Albums, representing the principal articles of the natural size, are presented to purchasers to the amount of .£20 and upwards.

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SUPPLEMENT TO THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. {January 15th, 1883.

OP lilMMSD'S +• PEl^BUmE^Y

RIMMEL'S TOILET VINEGAR.

The most refreshing tonic and fragrant Lotion for the Toilet or Bath. An indispensible Requisite in all families, none

Bhonld travel by land or sea without it. Price, in square bottles, 1/-, 2/6, and 5/-. Also in sprinkler and wicker bottles.

NEW PERFUMES FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF,

Extracted by means of Rimmel's Patent Myrogene.

IlTLANG-TlILANG, New Mown Hat, Magnolia, Lilt of the Vallet,

White Eose, Malvetta, B.ESEDA, Vanda,
White Pink,
White Lilac, Eose Laurel, Ess. Bouquet. Henna,
Gardenia, Oriental Htacinth,
Nice Violets, Meadow Flowers,

Stephanotis, Frangipane, Eose Geranium, &c, &c.

Price, in plain bottles, 2/6, 3/6, 4/6, 8/6, and 16/-. In richly-cut bottles, 5/-, 7/6, 10/6, 15/-, and .£1 la.

THE EXQUISITE, the most delicious and lasting perfume ever produced, 5/-, 10/-, 15/-, 20/-, and 30/-.

RIMMEL'S NEW TILIA PERFUMERY,

A set of Toilet Articles scented with the flowers of the Lime Tree (Tilia Europea), which are famed for their soothing

and cooling effects and their sweet aroma.

Tilia Soap, 1/6. Tilia Pommade, 2/-. Tilia Cold Cream, 1/6.

Tilia Perfume, 2/6, 4/6, and 6/-. Tilia Hair Oil, 1/6. Tilia Soap Cream, 1/6.

Tilia Toilet Water, 2/6, 4/6, and 8/6. Tilia Cosmetique, 1/6. Tilia Rice Powder, 1/- and 1/6.

RIMMEL'S WHITE HELIOTROPE PERFUMERY.

A New Set of Toilet Articles, deliriously scented with the Flowers of the White Heliotrope.

TOILET SOAP, 1/6. EXTRACT for the Handkerchief, from 2/6. TOILET "WATER, 3/6.

BRILLANTINE for the Hair and Beard, 1/6. PELLUCID COLD CREAM, 1/6. SACHET, 1/-,

POUDRE DE BEAUTE a superfine powder for imparting a dazzling fairness to the complexion, 2/6.

TOILET SOAPS. TOILET WATERS.

IMPROVED BROWN WINDSOR in ?lb. boxes. RIMMEL'S TOILET WATER of delicious fragrance.
WUSK SCENTED WINDSOR, in packets. IMPERIAL AND SYDENHAM EAU DE COLOGNE.
ASSORTED SOAPS, in lb. bars, for family use. LAVENDER WATER, distilled from Miteham Flowers.
NEW TRANSPARENT COAL TAR SOAP, for purifying the skin. FLORIDA WATER, much improved from the original recipe.
RIMMEL'S DUCONG OIL SOAP, scented with Eucalyptus.
THE COLDEN SOAP, do., in boxes of three. SKIN PREPARATIONS.
SAVON DE LA REINE, asu P eri)r Soap, exquisitely perfumed.
PURE WHITE AND PELLUCID CLYCERINE SOAP. RIMMEL'S LOTION, for improving the complexion.
POCKET TOILET SOAP, in metal cases for travelling.
SAPONACEOUS CREAM OF ALMONDS AND MALAKTIKON for shaving. NEW GLYCERINE CREAM, excellent for the skin, in pots.
THE OFFICER'S SHAVING SOAP, in metal tubes. STRAWBERRY, ROSE, OR CLYCERINE COLD CREAM, in pots.
ROSE LEAF POWDER AND RICE POWDER, in boxes.
HAIR PREPARATIONS. VIOLET POWDER, in packets or barrels.
MAY-DEW, a fragrant wash for beautifying the skin.
EXTRACT OF LIME JUICE AND CLYCERINE, for softening an 1 beautifying
the Hair, and refreshing the head. BLANC MARIMON, a splendid and innocuous Liquid White.
VELVETIN E,arefined,imperceptible and adherent Toilet Powder (3 shade*)
RIMMEL'S STIMULUS, for promoting the growth of the Hair. VIOLET-SCENTED OATMEAL, in barrels, for softening the hands.
QUEEN'S POMMADE, PHILOCOME, AND CRYSTAL CREAM, in bottles.
HAIR OILS SWEETLY SCENTED WITH FLOWERS. DENTIFRICES.
WEST INDIA BAY RUM, for tonifying the Hair.
RIMMEL'S AOUADENTINE, an extract of Southern flowers for oleansin*
NEW INDELIBLE COSMETIQUE, in box, with glass and brush. aud whitenin? the teeth, and refreshing the mouth.
RIMMEL'S PHOTOCHROME, ft Pommade for dying the hair and beard.
NEW BLOND TINCTURE, to give the Hair a natural fair shade. RIMMEL'S WHITE ROSE TOOTH SOAP, in metal boxes.
RIMMEL'S ODONTINE TOOTH POWDER.
AUSTRALIAN HAIR WASH, for removing daudriff and cooling the head. ASSORTED TOOTH POWDERS, in stoppered bottles.
CHERRY AND CORAL TOOTH PASTE in illuminated pots.
RIMMEL'S NEW DENTIFRICE WATER, deliciously perfumed.

Sachets, for scenting drawers, Fumigating Papers and Ribbons, Smelling Salts, Perfumed Almanacs,
Christmas Cards, and Valentines, Fancy Crackers, &c.

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'anuary 15th, 1883^3 SUPPLEMENT TO THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST,

RIMMEL'S NEW SANITARY APPLIANCES.

DIPLOMA AND SILVER MEDAL,
EASTBOURNE SANITARY EXHIBITION,

1881.

fUMMEL'S AR OZONIZER,

A NATURAL AIR PURIFIER.

oducing by simple slow evaporation, the fragrant, reviving and health-giving emanat ions of the Pine and Eucalyptus

A natural instirct prompts us to dislike fetid smells, which are generally poisonous, and to enjoy the sweet and refreshing

ours of flowers and plants. It will occur to every reflective mind that Nature has not misled us in this instance, but has in

Lny cases placed the antidote by the side of the poison, in endowing certain subjects of the vegetable kingdom with the mission

air purifiers. Some, however, possess this property to a much greater extent than others ; the plants of the labiate order,

|

instance, such as lavender, rosemary, thyme, rue, &c, have long been esteemed for their antiseptic qualities, and the old

atom still remains of strewing rue before the magisterial bench at the sessions as a protection against jail fever ; their merita
(wever, are now somewhat eclipsed by the recent discovery of the wonderful virtues of the Eucalyptus.

The sanitary properties of that tree have been fully tested and established by M. Pepin, Dr. Carlotti, Dr. Lorinser, Dr. Sicard,
. Triatani, Professor Gubler, Dr. Keller, Dr. Maclean, Dr. Gimbert, Dr. Day (of Geelong), and other eminent practitioners,
3 as stated in the annexe4 analysis of Dr. Hassall, these properties chiefly reside in its leaves, which emit a quantity of ozone,

) best air-purifier.

The soothing and beneficial effects produced on the respiratory organs by the emanations of the pine and most of the coni-

eus trees have also been long known, and at Arcachon, Bournemouth, and other places, consumptive patients are sent to inhale
) invigorating breezes of the pine woods, which bring them immediate relief.

Those well-established facts have given E. Eimmel the idea of concentrating in a simple and convenient form the active
nciples of the Eucalyptus and Pine, so that by slow evaporation they may generate in dwellings precisely the same atmosphere

kt would be breathed in a forest of those trees ; the flattering reports received from all sides since offering his invention to the
blic lead him to hope he has succeeded.

Eimmel's Ozonizer possesses the undeniable advantage of emitting a delicious and refreshing fragrance which cannot affect
most nervous or delicate persons, whilst nearly all other disinfectants have a nauseous and irritating odour. As to its
[ciency, it is equally undoubtable, for the ozone it develops in the atmosphere not only covers but destroys all foul air and

[pleasant smells.

Its applications are almost endless it is not only invaluable in private dwellings, hotels, clubs, ofiices, &c, but it will be
;

und a great boon in saloons and cabins of ships, whence it removes sickening effluvia, also in hospitals, law-courts, sc'iool-rooms,

eatres, halls, and all other places of public resort, where the air becomes vitiated by a great concourse of people. It is specially

commended for the nursery, as its emanations are highly beneficial for the respiratory organs of ehildren.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE,

Spread from one to three tablespoonfuls of this powder on a saucer or plate, according to the size of the place, and simply
.ve it exposed. Stir it up every morning, and renew it entirely every two or three days. Keep the tin well closed, and in a

pi place.

Price in 4 oz tins, 1/- (Sent by post on receipt of 13 stamps). 1 lb tins, 3/6. Spreading Plate, 6d.

EIMMEL'S CONCENTEATED LIQUID AEOMATIC OZONIZEE,

Price in 1£ oz. bottles, with Sprinkler, 1/. ; in 6 oz. bottles, do., 3/6.

^Plis is specially prepared for large establishments where economy is an object, or for exporting to distant parts, to save freight.
* tew 3 thrown every morning on a plateful of fresh pine sawdust, will purify and refresh the atmosphere wonderfully.

Eimmel's Aromatic Ozonizer is particularly adapted to purify the air in the following places :

ikUECHES, FOR PUBLIC USE. HOTELS, FOR PRIVATE USE. OFFICES,
CLUBS,
fpSPITALS, THEATRES, COLLEGES, BEDEOOMS, NURSERIES, SCHOOL-ROOMS
L&YLUMS, CONCEKT-EOOMS, SHIP SALOONS, SICK-BOOMS, DRAWING-ROOMS, YACHTS,
LECTURE HALLS, DINING-ROOMS, WORK-ROOMS,
IIOEKHOUSES, BALL ROOMS, LAVATORIES, SHIPS' CABINS
LAW COURTS,
&c.
&c.

RIMMEL'S OZONIZED PERFUMERY,

A series of Toilet Waters (Ean-de Cologne, Lavender and Florida), which are oxygenated by a chemical process, and evolve
quantity ot Ozone. They are strongly recommended to bo used on the handkerchief when attending crowded places, visiting
9 sick, or travelling by land or sea ; also to be sprinkled on beds or carpets, or on a pad hung up in the air.

? DynUr ^tes to E. Eimmel :— In manufacturing and making known the hygienic value of oxygenated perfumery, yon
bedrooms, closets, &o."
' " oz. round bottles, 2/6

be conlerrmg a great benefit on the public, for it ia the best means of disinfecting
Eimmel s Ozonized Eau-de-Cologne,
... e„ ) 4

Itimmel s Ozonized Lavender Water, „s ,„ ( 8 do do 5/-

Eimmel's Ozonized Florida Water ... ... t 16 do.' do." 7/

Rimm Sanitary Pads to bo impregnated with the above and hungup in the air, 1/-

liiivimmeil»o Aaromatic s Ozonized Soap, to exercise a healthy influence on the skin, per box of 3 cakes, 1/6 for 7 stamps.
®OJzonized Cassolette, to carry in the pocket, and preserve from 6d., by post
infection,

N.B.-THE USUAL ALLOWANCE TO THE TRADE.

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i SUPPLEMENT TO THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, [January 15th, 1883,

H$ 0 TIG OZONIZER.

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MEDICAL REPORTS AND TESTIMONIALS.

Dr. HASSAL'S REPORT.

THE ANALYTICAL SANITARY INSTITUTE,

54, Holboon Viaduct, London, December 21st, 1877.
" I have carefully examined and tested samples of Mr. Rimmel's Aromatic Ozonizer.
The solid basis of the preparation consists of particles of pine, cedar, and other coniferous woods, impregnated with a
mixture of volatile aromatic oils, of which that of the Eucalyptus tree is the most important.
The powerful disinfectant and salubrious properties of Eucalyptus have long been known, and it is also undoubted that the
tree derives its virtues from the volatile oil, which is secreted by the leaves in considerable proportion, and which, when diffused

through the atmosphere, generates a notable quantity of 020ns, the most efficient and strongest atmospheric purifier. I have'
readily succeeded in detecting Ozone in the air of a room in which some of Mr. Rimmel's preparation had been exposed.

The ' Ozonizer ' acts as an aerial disinfectant, absorbing foul and polluted: and replacing it by cool, healthy and fragrant

breezes.

I consider that Mr. Rimmel's preparation will be of great value to the Public at large, on account of its efficiency, of its
pleasant and reviving aroma, which must please even the most fastidious, and of its simplicity of application, which requires
neither skill nor care.

A more effective and agreeable disinfectant ha3 never been produced."
ARTHUR HILL HASSAL, M.D., Lond.,

Author of " Food, and its Adulteration," Sec.

Extract from Mr. Wentworth Lascelles Scott's Report.

ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES, London and Wolverhampton, Sept. 10th, 1881.

Refreshing and beneficial for use in sleeping apartments as an air purifier and harmless to children and domestic animals,
Rammers Ozonizer exerts a tonic influence upon the lower forms of life and may thus be employed advantageously as an insecticide.'

WENTWORTH LASCELLES SCOTT,

\

Chemical and Microscopical Analyst, Lecturer on Chemistry and Physics, SfC, %t.

From Dr. A. VINTRA.S, FRENCH HOSPITAL & DISPENSARY, 10, Leicester Square, London ; Nov. 23rd, 1831.

" I have much pleasure in certifying that Mr. E. Rimmel's ' Aromatic Ozonizer ' has been in use for a long time at the

French Hospital with the best results. It not only completely removes all bad smells but has proved most pleasant and

refreshing to the patients.

I am confident that it will be found very valuable also for private sick-rooms, children's dormitories, schools, or anyi

establishment where there is an agglomeration of persons."

From Mr. W. SHOOLBRED, Secy., CHARING CROSS HOSPITAL, London, "VV.O, Dec. 8th, 1881. I

" Since first supplied in 1878 it ha* proved, as a disinfectant, most pleasant and effective, and the reports by members of the

Professional and Nursery Staff, only corroborate the good opinion first formed of its good qualities."

From Dr. D. S. BROWN, L.R.C.A.I., Londonderry.

" I have tried Rimmel's Aromatic Ozonizer in sick rooms, where Condy's Fluid and Chloride of Lime have failed. In every;

ease the disagreeable and polluted atmosphere was replaced by a most pleasant and healthy aroma.

I consider the ' Ozonizer ' a most useful, effective and refreshing disinfectant."

From Mr. E. P. MADDICK, Surgeon, Steamship " German."

" I had good opportunities of trying your ' Aromatic Ozonizer ' on my way to youth Africa, and found it to be most,

mybeneficial to patients. Those who have travelled much by sea know what smells arise from a number of cabins occupied by

ABea-sick passengers. little of the ' Ozonizer ' placed on the floor of the cabin (under the carpet) is sufficient to kill any smell,

and is not only most comforting to the occupants of the cabin but most beneficial to the health generally of crew and passengers.

I strongly advise all who travel by sea to provide themselves with it. I myself shall not go to sea again without asking you for

ome."

From Mr. W. JONES, Medical Officer, Strand Union Workhouse, Edmonton^

I have used your " Aromatic Ozonizer" in the sick and bed-ridden wards of the above Institution, and found it to replaofl'

the disagreeable and polluted atmosphere by a healthy and fragrant aroma. It acts as a disinfectant and is most refreshing to

the patients. It far excels my expectations before trial. From Mr. HENRY NEVILLE, Olympic Theatre.

" I have been using your Aromatic Ozonizer for some time past at my Theatre with thorough satisfaction. The fragrance'

it diffuses throughout the house is very pleasant and refreshing, and far superior to any disinfectant I know."

—From the Morning Advertiser, Report of the Licensed Victuallers' Ball. St. James's Hall.

*' Upon entering the ball-room we experienced the pleasing influence of a delightful odour which completely perfumed the,

splendid chamber in which the opening quadrille was being danced. Upon enquiry, we ascertained that the odoriferous exhala«

tions resulted from the ' Aromatic Ozonizer,' invented by Eugene Rimmel, the well-known perfumer."

From Mr. J. SHAW, South Eastern Railway, London Bridge Station.

" Cur Steam Packet Superintendent reports favourably upon the Ozonizer which was sent to him the other day."

From Dr. VEILERE, The English and Continental College, Harrow._

" I have used your ' Aromatic Ozonizer,' for nearly twelve months, and find it very beneficial. I have recommended it to

all my friends, who agree with me as to its great merit. I consider that no household should be without it."

RIMMEL'S AROMATIC OZONIZER is giving great satisfaction at the following and many other places
:

Willis's Rooms, The English & Continental College, St. Teresa's House, Morley's Hotel,
British Hotel,
Royal Olympic Theatre, French Hospital, Claridge's Hotel, Charing Cross Hospital,
Brighton Aquarium, Junr. United Service Club
Dental Hospital, Langham Hotel, Comptoir d'Escompte,
Bow Street Police Court, Royal Hotel,
The Highbury College, British Home for Incurables, Union Hotel,
Portobello Road Asylum,

It has also been introduced with success on board of the following lines :

Orient Steam Navigation Co., Donald Currie and Co's., Folkestone to Boulogne.

Peninsular and Oriental Co., Union Steam Ship Co., West African Co.,

Supplement to The Chemist and Druggist, January 15, 1883.

FLETCHERS'

Concentrated Liquors

We beg to direct attention to the following important additions to our

List of Liquors for the extemporaneous production of Syrups.

Liquor (£occi. Liquor Papaveris.

A highly concentrated and neutral solution of the PREPARED from the Capsules of the White

colouring matter of Cochineal. -t Poppy.

ONE volume added to seven volumes of Syrupus, ONE volume added to seven volumes of Syrupus,
B.P., forms Syrupus Cocci. B.P., forms Syrup of Poppies of full Phar-

macopoeia strength.

Lipor (£roci. Liquor f^hei.

/N the manufacture of this preparation, only the /N the manufacture of this preparation, only

finest Valencia Saffron is employed. the finest East Indian Rhubarb is employed.

ONE volume added to three volumes of Syrupus, f~\NE volume added to seven volumes of Syrupus,
B.P., forms Syrup of Saffron. {J B.P., forms Syrup of Rhubarb of full

Pharmacopoeia strength.

Liquor Ipecacuanhas Liquor $ennse.

/T~ff/S preparation is eight times the strength of A fluid ounce of this preparation contains the

1 Vin. Ipecac. B.P. •£J- soluble portion of four ounces of Senna.

^S~\NE volume added to seven volumes of Syrupus, ONE volume added to seven volumes of Syripus,
B.P., forms Syrup of Ipecacuanha. B.P., forms Syrup of Senna of full Phar-

macopoeia strength.

Liquor Limonis. Liquor tolutani.

T)REPARED from the Fruit, and guaranted free pREPA RED from the finest Tolu Balsam.

•l from Artificial Essences. f^iNE volume added to seven volumes of Syrupus,
{J B.P, forms Syrup of Tolu of full Phar-
ONE volume added to seven volumes of Syrupus,
B.P., forms the Syrup of Lemons of the macopoeia strength.

British Pharmacopoeia.

The above are supplied in i-lb. Bottles at 2/3 each, and in l-lb. Bottles

at 4/- each. Special quotations for large quantities.

On receipt of a Post Card trial samples will be sent, carriage paid to
,

any address.

Detailed List, containing prices and particulars of upwards of thirty
different combinations, post free on application.

FLETCHER, FLETCHER & STEVENSON,

Holloway, London, N.

Supplement to The Chemist and Druggist, January 15, 1888.

NOTE SUR UNE SOLUTION OFFICINALE NOTE ON SOLUTION OF PR0T0-

DE PROTOIODURE DE FER.* I0DIDE OF IRON.

Par M. Ivan Obrecht. By M. Ivan Orleche.

(Extrait du Journal de Pharmacie d'Alsace-Lorraine.) (Reprinted from the Journal de Pharmacie d' Alsace-Lorraine.')

Nous avons presque tous sur quelque rayon une Most of us bave on our sbelves a solution of
solution d'iodure de fer, selon la formule de Dupas- iodide of iron prepared from the formula of
quier ou de Jeannel, et nous clierchons a la con- Dupasquier or Jeannel, which we endeavour to keep
server a 1'etat de protoiodure au moyen d'une lame in the state of proto-iodide, by means of pieces of
de fer on de pointes de Paris. Ces liquides ont au iron wire or pointes de Paris. The liquid is, how-
resfce un aspect peu elegant, et il n'est pas toujours ever, by no means elegant in appearance, and it is
agreable de manier en presence du public un flacon not always pleasant to be handling, in full view of

contenant de vieux clous. one's customers, a bottle containing old nails.

Le sirop d'iodure de fer de la Pharmacopee The syrup of iodide of iron of the German Phar-
germanique peut, a la rigueur, tenir lieu de solution macopoeia may be used in place of the solution, but
officinale ; mais il jaunit a la longue. II en est de this also turns yellow after a time. The same may
meine des preparations indiquees par les formulaires
be said both of the English and American prepara-
americains et anglais. United States Ph. et British
Ph. mentionnent l'iodure cristallise Squire's Com- Ations. solid iodide is mentioned in the United

; States and British Pharmacopoeias ; and in Squire's
" Companion to the British Pharmacopoeia " (1871)
panion of B.P. 1871 donne la formule d'une solution
a formula is given for a solution, which, however,
qu'il ne parvient a conserver qu'au moyen d'une
will not keep witkout tke addition of iron wire.
lame de fer.
II existe cependant en Angleterre une solution There is, kowever, to be found in England a

d'iodure ferreux repondant a toutes les exigences. solution of ferrous iodide, which meets all require-
ments. Fletcher and Stevenson, who prepare it, do
Fletscher et Stevenson, qui la preparent, n'ont pas
publie leur procede : ils nous apprennent seulement not publish their process, but simply state that
que 34 et demi gi-ains d'iodure sont renfermes dans
34' 4 grains of iodide are contained in each fluid
un drachme fluide de leur liquide, ce qui, en
grammes, equivaut a 2sr 167 pour 3sr54, en cen- drachm of their solution, equivalent to 2 167 grammes
in 3 '543 grammes, or 59 per cent. The proportion
tiemes 59 %. Ces donnees sont parfaitement exactes, indicated is perfectly correct ; and I have not found any
et je n'ai pu trouver dans le liquide aucmie autre sub-
other substance in the solution.
stance.
By having recourse to the process recommended
En ayant recours au procede recommande par M.
by M. Willm (Diet. Ch. Wurtz, p. 1,424), i.e.,
Willm (Diet. Ck. Wurtz, p. 1,424), et en evaporant
une solution d'iodure de fer dans un courant d'hydro- evaporating a solution of iodide of iron in a current

gene, j'ai reussi a obtenir la meme concentration que of hydrogen, I have succeeded in obtaining the same

les Anglais, et le produit s'est parfaitement con- degree of concentration as the English preparation,
serve en flacons bouches pendant quatre mois sitot
and the product kept perfectly well in closed bottles
;
for four months, but as soon as it was poured out it
mis en vidange, il a jauni comme les autres. Celui
turned yellow, like tke otkers. Tkat made by
de Fletscber et Stevenson ne varie pas. Un flacon
AFletcker and Stevenson does not alter. bottle of
de 750 grammes, entam6 en octobre dernier, renferme
encore actuellement environ 125 grammes d'un 750 grammes, opened in October last, still contains
liquide limpide, d'un beau vert d'eau, dont 29 gouttes,
prises au compte-gouttes de Lebaigue, correspondent 125 grammes of a clear Kquid, of a beautiful sea-
a 0gr50 d'iodure ferreux, e'est-a-dire la quantite
necessaire pour reproduire 100 grammes de sirop du green tint, 29 drops of which, measured by a
Codex.
Lebaigue' s pipette, correspond to 0'5 gramme of
Peut-etre quelque confrere s'interessera-t-il a ce
ferrous iodide, which is the quantity required for
produit et en trouvera-t-il le modus faciendi.
producing 100 grammes of the syrup of the Codex.

Perhaps some brother pharmacist will interest
himself in this product, and find out the modus

faciendi.

* II sera utile de faire observer que nous n'e Dions en communication, ni * It may be desirable to state that we bave had no communication
directement ni indirectement, avec l'auteur de I'article. Ses remarques au
sujet de notre solution d'iodure de fer sont done entierement spontanees whatever, either directly or indirectly, with the author of this paper. His

et volontaires. remarks upon the Liquor Ferri Iodidi of our manufacture are entirely

H serait interessant pour les pharmaciens de comparer les remarques de spontaneous and disinterested.

M. Obrecht avec une " Note sur un echantillon commercial de la solution Pharmacists will do well to compare M. Obrecht's observations with a
d'iodure de fer," contribuee par M. B. S. Proctor a la " Brit. Pharm.
Conf." en aout 1882. La solution examinee par l'auteur contenait, suivant " Note on a Commercial Sample of Liquor of Iodide of Iron," contributed
son analyse, de l'acide oxalique, de l'acide phosphorique, de l'aeide sul-
phurique, de l'acide hydro shlorique avec de l'oxalate de fer, et (probable- by Mr. B. S. Proctor to the Brit. Pbarm. Conf., August, 1882. The solu-
ment) de l'acide sulfnreux.
,
En presence de ces rapports, nous ne pouvons assez recommander aux
tion which the author examined contained, according to his analysis, free
acheteurs " caveat emptor," et d'ecarter soigneusement les echantillons
commcrciaux. II est a peine necessaire pour nous d'ajouter que nous oxalic, phosphoric, sulphuric, and hydrochloric acids, in addition to ferric
garantissons que notre solution d'iodure de fer ne contient pas, et n'a
oxalate and (probably) sulphurous acid.
—jamais contenu, les preservatifs dont M. Proctor fait allusion. (P. F. et S.)
In view of these statements, the maxim of caveat emptor should be borne
in mind, and " commercial samples " of the preparations carefully avoided.

It is hardly necessary for us to say that we are prepared to give an

absolute guarantee that our " Liquor Ferri Iodidi " does not contain, nor
has it ever contained, any of the so-called " preservatives " alluded to by

— &Mr. Proctor. (F. F. S.)

Han. 15, 1883. THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. "

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" Send another 4 gross. My counter sale last week was over 10 dozen."

[Fourth order.] JOHN LEA, Chemist, Polisestone.

cisignees will be enhanced by the contracts covering as large " It answers the purpose admirably, and gives great satisfaction. It (or

•djtricts as can conveniently be managed. In these cases the you) may justly be called ' The Children's Friend.'
hole quantity contracted for should be taken out within three H. T. DOBLE, Chemist, Tavistock.

bps, and consignees must guarantee in writing not to supply " The Manna Cake is selling well, and gives great satisfaction. It is an
home trade through any source.
excellent preparation." S. STEPHENS, Chemist, Hudderstield.

I Applicants for these must state the boundaries of monopoly [Mr. Stephens has contracted for 150 gross.]

sight, and its population, which will be compared with printed "I highly approve of your system of Agencies. I find sales steadily in-
creaFe. and can recommend the article not only on its own merits, but
hp sties. Should these boundaries infringe on existing mono-
because of the assurance that I shall reap the advantage of futures also,

k ies, the fact will be pointed out, and arrangements made however large, without fear of a ruinous lowering of prices."

Wprdingly. J. H. KENDALL, Chemist, Blyth.

—Por samples, propaganda. &c, write W. BYDING- [Mr. Kendall contracts for 325 gross.J

jNNETTE, Chief Depot, 268 Walton Eoad, Liverpool. " I enclose cheque for last lot. If I take a larger quantity, how much
could you let me have off? "
—ty. If at any time an .1. G. FYVIE, Chemist, Coleraine.

9/i£ can prove that the conditions herein-named have been violated, he is entitled to return any

goods on hand, and to demand payment for tnem.

118 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, Jan. 15, 1883.

GREAT SAVING OF ELEGANCE AND

MONET AND LABOUR. DURABILITY COMBINED,

PATENT LABELLEDKSCESS SHOP ROUNDS. Parties about to Open New Establishments or Refit Old Premises should

compare following Net Prices. These Prices include Glass Labels attached to Bottles ready for use.

Flint Glass. Blue Glass. Flint Glass. Blue Glass.

Size. Height. N.M. W.M. N.M. W.M. Size. Height. N.M. W.M. N.M, W.M.

16 ounce 8 inches 16/6 18/6 20/ 22/ per dozen, 32 ounce 10i inches 20/ 22/ 22/ 26/6 per dozen.
23/ „
20 „ 9 „ 17/6 20/ 21/ 42 „ 11 22/ 25/6 26/6 30/ „

Prices of other Shcp Bottles, &c.,on application. Sample Boide sent on receipt of Is. Id. in stamps. Facsimile Sheet Labels, in various styles, sent on receipt

—of two stamps, Amongst others, the following parties have recently been supplied with these Bottles :

Ady, Dr. J. C, Rangoon. Gardner, A. W., Auckland, New Zealand. M'Caul, J. & G., Londonderry. Rodman, J. & R., Glasgow.

Beckwith, IT. B., Grenada. Gibbs, R. D-, Smethwick. M'Kirdy, J., Rothesay. Senior, Harold, Norwood Lne..London,S.E
(iibson, Robert. Hulme, Manchester.
Blair, John, Cork. Henry, J. P., Belfast. M'Rae, Alexander, Edinburgh. Sibthorpe, S., Wolverhampton.

Bray, W., Pollokshields, Keith, John, Leeds. Morris, J. L., Moss Side, Manchester, Smith, Albert, Ilfracombe.
Brevis, John. West Hartlepool. Kinninmont, A., Glasgow.
Noble, A.j Galashiels. Taylor, W. G., Hungerf'ord.
Brumwell, II. , button. St. Helens. Laid law, Walter, Denny.
Lonsdale, A. W. .Rangoon. Burmah. New Medical Hall, Campbeltown. Todd, Joe, Carlisle.
Brunton, W. W., South Kensington, London, Macfarlan, A. ST., Edinburgh.
Parsonson, T., Jersey. Wallace, Wm., Glasgow.
CarrutheraAc Allan, Dumfries. Mackie, Keith, Paisley.
Catford, O. W., Crewkerne, Somerset. Pattison, H., Coleham, Shrewsbury. Walton, M. F., Sowerby Bridge.
Cullen & Co., South Norwood, London. Mc Murray, J., Helensburgh.
Mason, W. D., Grimsby. Pettigrew,J. W.,Lenzie. Waterhouse, A., Dewsbury.
Cummincs Bros., Dundee.
Day. J., Savile Town, Dewsbury. Maston. G.. Hartlepool. Pittuck, F. W., Hebburn. Newcastle. Western Medical Hall, Glasgow.
Fowler, W. E.,Hull.
Quiiay, W. D., Belfast. [Walee. Wills & Wootton, Westminster Colleze,

Rand, E., Wagsza Wegga, New South Wing, Lewis, Chialehurat. [XondoDi

Robinson, H., Gu;ise r.v, Leeds. Woodcock, A., Coitishall, Norwich.

Sole Agents: GLASGOW APOTHECARIES' C0MPY ' Virginia Street, Glasgow,

FRENCH PATENT SCREW GLASS POTS & BOTTLES,
WITH METALLIC NICKLED CAPSULES.

The above new method will show advantageously Jams, Jellies, Honey, Drages, Cachous, Pills, Lozenges, &c, is specially adapted
for Export, and excels all others for neatness and elegance. Made in various new Designs—Pots, "Kalis" tube-shaped Bottles,
Bocals, &c. Speciality for Bottles for all kinds of Confectionery, Essences Manufacturers, and Sundries.

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN ENGLAND.

DE LUCA,G. V. French Flint Glass Manufacturer, 6 and 7 Long Lane, LONDON, B.C.

Wholesale and Export Agents— S. MAW, SON & THOMPSON, 7 to 12 Aldeesgate Street, London, E.C.

DESNOIX ET CIE S' SPA]
ADVANTAGES —Possesses the following
over the Adhesive Plaister in general use :

1. It is always soft and pliable. 2. It will not irritate the skin. 3. It will adhere to a fresh-bleeding wound.

4. It does not contain resin or turpentine. 5. It will not become discoloured by age.

Price 10d. per rouleau of one metre. A liberal discount on taking 25 rouleaux. A sample rouleau on receipt of 12 stamps,

SOLE AGENT for Great Britain and Ireland-BOLTON, Chymist, DOVER, KENT.

LONDON HOUSES: Battley & WArrs, Cripplegate: Barclay & Sons. Farringdon Street; Bourne & Taylor, 35 Castle Street, Holborn.

Original IPlaisteir Works. FRANCIS'S

Established over CO Years. BRONCHIAL PROTECTOR

A e^i\Porl1 ) a1 as 40 Belgrave Gate, Leicester. REGISTERED TBADB MABK.

o o S! l Is the best preventive and cure of Bronchitis, Asthma, Winter Cough,

MEDICAL PLAISTERS Tight Breathing, and all Throat Complaints. Is. lid. & 2s. 9d.

PATENTOf all kinds (Best Quality) for HOME and EXPORT. Mr. J. t>. Fisher, Chemist, Blackpool, in ordering another supply says—"I
POROUS PLAISTERS- Yards or Boxes.
have tried it myself, and have received great benefit from it. My customers

speak highly of its virtues. Have sold the last, so be prompt, please."

Order "St. Dalmas's " through Wholesale Houses. Prices on application. Manufactured by A. DE ST. D ALMAS I Leicester.
(Formerly MOOll),
)

HAYWOOD'S SURGICAL APPLIANCES.

NOTTINOHAM.J. H. 3EI_A.YWOOI>, Castle CS-ate,

THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. 119

FIRST ORDER OF MERIT AWARDED AT MELBOURNE EXHIBITION, 1880.

PRIZE MEDALS, INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS.

MANUFACTURERS OF

Of which the following are principal kinds :—

DRUGGISTS' BOTTLES, for Powders, Pills, Acids, Citrate of Magnesia, and other products supplied by Chemical

Manufacturers and Wholesale Druggists.

PASTOR OIL, COD LIVER OIL, AND HAIR OIL BOTTLES of various shapes, plain and fancy, with

or without stoppers.

I5ARBOYS for Vitriol, &c, of all sizes, with or without Baskets.

OTHERDISPENSING & BOTTLES, both green and white, for the use of Chemists, Surgeons, and Manufacturers

of Patent Medicines, &c.

I'ERFUME BOTTLES, indifferent sizes and shapes, suitable for both the Wholesale and Retail Trade.

WATER BOTTLES|/IINERAL for all kinds of Aerated Drinks, of every shape and colour, suitable either for Corks,

I or the various Patent Stoppers now in use.

AND STOUTIVINE
BOTTLES, ALESPIRIT
of various shapes and sizes, and in suitable colours. and

Bottles in the dark green colour now so much preferred, both for Corks and Screw Stoppers.

BOTTLES,lipONFECTIONERS' with or without stoppers, comprising Drops, Barley Sugars, Jellies, Rock, Jam,

II and Marmalade Jars.

SAUCE, VINEGAR,MCKLE, and Wholesale Oilmen's Bottles in great variety, with or without Stoppers.

GLASS MEASURES.re ask special attention to our They are made of the very best quality of glass, and the accuracy of the graduations is
—verified. PRICES (including stamping in accordance with the new Act) :

Jdr. 2 dr. £ 1 2 3 4 6 8 10 12 16 20 32 40 oz.
10 / 6 8/G 28/- 35/- 39/- per dozen.
f- 9/6 10/6 12/6 14/- 17/- 1?/- 20/- 22/- 25/-

DISCOUNT ACCORDING TO QUANTITY ORDERED.

"Wo beg to solicit Orders lor om* Feeders,

OUR DARLINGS BOTTLE." OUR BABIES' BOTTLE."

With Ebony
Screw Cap, and

Black
ttings (1/- Eetail) [III
96/- per Gross.

rms and Discounts forwarded on receipt of application stating quantity required. Large buyers liberally treated with.

LONDON OFFICES AND WAREHOUSES:

»ATI m

If
WORKS :—THORNHILL LEES AND CONISBORO', YORKSHIRE.

Illustrated Price Lists and Samples forwarded on Application.

120 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. Jan. 15, 1883.

HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA ;

Continues to be prepared with scrupulous care in the greatest chemical purity, by

Messrs. THOMAS & WILLIAM HENRY, 11 East Street, St. Peter's, Manchester,

And is solil in bottles, authenticated by a Government Stamp bearing their Names and Trade Mark, " Henry's Calcined Magnesia."

Price 4s. 6d., or 9d.
NEW YORK— PARIS—Musses. J. & S. FERGUSON, Pine Street.
Messrs. ROBERTS & CO., 23 Place Vendoroe.

Pupa C ALLowt., Bag free. Containing
1^5/^5Best Quality, the Oil.

Crushed from Linseed specially cleaned and selected for the purpose.

Second Quality, 17/6 cwt. Special Quotations for 5 cwt. and upwards.
KEMJ? SON. HORNCASTLE,"W.
Ac MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,
Makers of GENUINE SHEEP OINTMENT. Sample and Quotations sent on application.

Will be found of great benefit in the following and numerous other complaints,

—in many cases acting as a specific :

Wounds of all Descriptions, Burns, Scalds, Chilblains, Soft Corns, Sunburns

Old Sores, Cuts, Chapped Hands, Blisters, Scurf, Piles, Ulcers, Boils, Sore
Eyes, Stings of Insects, Pimples, Chafings, Stiff Joints, Bad Legs, &c, &c.

When applied to a wound inflammation is reduced, pain diminished, and a speedy cure effected.

This valuable Ointment is made from the wild plants of the Australian bush, and is guaranteed

to be what it is represented A PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

// is of a pure green lint, the natural colour of the plants from which it is extracted. These plants grow nowhere except in
Australia, and the Ointment can therefore only lie prepared in that country. It is necessary then to beware of fraudu'ent imitations.

FULL DIRECTIONS GIVEN WITH EACH POT.

CAUTION —Observe that each Pot has the Registered Trade

Mark, a Label bearing upon it the signatures of the discoverer
and of the proprietors. Without this none is genuine.

SOLD I> POTS, PRICE 1/1}, EACH.

EDWARD IROW O SYDNEY,PEEl'AHED SOLELY BY THE PROPRIETORS- IST.S.W.
&c OIMI IP-A. IsTY,

AC.ENT FOH THE UNITED KING DOM-

A. G. DAWSON, Alma Buildings, Macclesfield.

Jan. 15, 1883. THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. 121

ESTABLISHED 1843. Will be readj this month. Third Edition. Kevised and

Enlarged, cloth, 10s. 6c?.; half bound, Us.

rHOMPSON & CAPPER THE

WHOLESALE AND EXPOET

HOMOEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, British Homceopathic

£>«5 jBold St., Liverpool, Pharmacopoeia,

And (late HENRY TURNER & CO.) PUBLISHED FOR THE

51 [Piccadilly, JVEanchester.

ILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION.

' THOMPSON & CAPPER have now for many years, 5 SI

nth the greatest benefit to their Agents throughout the E. GOULD & SON,
rorld, supplied, free of cost, Books for Gratuitous Distri-
bution, compiled by themselves, containing complete HOMCEOPATHiC CHEMISTS
irections for using the Homoeopathic Medicines, a plentiful
istribution of which invariably ensures a large sale, AND
landbills also, with name, ad lib.
MEDICAL PUBLISHERS
THOMPSON & CAPPER'S

DENTIFRICE WATER. 59 MOORGATE ST., LONDON, E.C,

Sells well everywhere, its beneficent qualities being attested

o by physicians in all parts of the world. (See Testimonials.) PRICE LISTS OF MEDICINES, MEDICINE CHESTS

In Is. 6d., 2s. 6d., 4s. 6d., and 8s. 6d. Bottles. POST FREE TO ANY PART OF THE WORLD.

SOMETHING NEW!!!

BEYNON STOCKENMESSRS. & beg to call the attention of Chemists,

and Druggists to the above convenient form of Cigarettes, put up in packets of 20, ami

nade from the finest Virginian Tobacco are cool smoking, and of excellent aroma.
;

lO GRACECHURCH STREET. E.O.

CAMERONMEDICATED & FERGUSON S ANALYST'S REPORT;

DISINFECTING H ^(/Ci I.:,fci "I have exiinined a sample

PERFUMED. of Hyirienio Pap->r sant by

JUG.*. Mes-rs. Cameron & Fertru-oti

and found it quite free from
irritant substances of any

kind. It co.itiius oaly n<

Approved by the minute proportion of the

Faculty. HOUSEHOLD PAPER mineral substances vrhioh are-

necessarily incident to the-
mannfact ire of paper, unci

whiob do not in anf way

SOLD BY ALL interfere with its utility. 3

am or opinion this Paper ii-

Chemists, Stationers, LAVATORY AND TOILET USE. well a tapced for the purpose
Perfumers, intended."
JAMES M. iilLNH,
Family Grocers, PRICE ONE SHILLING PER PACKET.
P.-..D..

AND Public Analyst r'>r thtr
Count!/ tt Pif', <&u
GLASGOW AND LONDON.talian Warehousemen.

—

122 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. Jan. 15, 1883.

HOW SPEAKTO SIUG- -A. 1STID "WITH IPIEJiaiF'IEJCT JE3-A.SIB.

VOCALINE.

REGISTERED. ' *P ^-] | REGISTERED. For Indigestion, Headache, Heartburn, Sickness, and all
Diseases arising from the Stomach and Liver.
For Hoarseness, Voice, Throat, and Chest Affections, Coughs, Colds,
In Bottles at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d.
Asthma, Sic. In Bottles at Is. l$d. and 2s. 9d.

Manufactured only by R. BUXTON, Consulting Ckemist, Cavendish St., BARROW-IN-FURNESS.

Trade Notice.] [Trade Notice,

ATKINSON & BARKER'S

ROYAL

Established by 90 years' experience as a safe and effective Medicine.

Sold universally t>y Chemists and Patent Medicine Dealers.

WHOLESALE AND EXPORT ORDERS SUPPLIED FROM THE MANUFACTORY-

SHOW11 RUSSELL STREET, DOWNING STREET, MANCHESTER.

C-^DRIDS J^ISTJD SILLS OU APPLICATIOIT.

OIL LAVENDER " 39

CLAUDE REYNATJDMessrs. CO.&c (Grasse), Depot 16 Eue de l'Echiquier, Paris, having

imported the Lavender plant from Mitcham, and giving the cultivation of it their special attention, have succeeded in producing an Oil of Lavender
which is considered equal to that of Mitcham, and are now prepared to offer it in 1 kilo, tins and upwards at 12s. per lb. Our other Specialities are

—POMADE EXTRACT OIL, ROSE AND ORANGE FLOWER WATER, &C.

Depot, JTEWBERY & SOI, 1 King Edward St.,
U\BESole Agent, G. Y.
LUCA, 6 & 7 Long Lane, E.C.

"FOR PIGS IN HEALTH, FOR PIGS IN DISEASE."

Are a certain remedy for all ailments to which Swine are subject
(especially Swine Fever).

They allow a fair margin of profit to the retailer. Wholesale and Export of Patent
Medicine Houses, or Proprietor

J. H. CALYERT, 57 Geneva Road, BRIXTON, L0NE0N, S.W.

Beware of Spurious Imitations. Each Powder protected by the Registered Trade Mirk.

GABRIELDRUGS, CHEMICALS, PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS.

<&c TXfcOKE,
CITY LOUDON.^Wholesale and Export Druggists and Manufacturing Chemists,
D8 2
OIR,
GABRIEL & TRGKE'S
a

Uso o am s yo
CO -rt
ra oj

PIa .8 'Vs.s

!a S|

c S go's >o ess s^sos

'3 §s -sat?"bo Manufactured solely by GABRIEL & TROKE, ,-5 „ a 83 S g.2 §
TS-o-
h n O W £p. .a LONDOWHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, 82 CITY ROAD,
IN".
U £-3
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL VETERINARY PREPARATIONS, EVERY KIND OF
a&1S „ "S2 g 5 mg VETERINARY INSTRUMENTS AND SUNDRIES.
>c lS s a
SAMPLES AND SPECIAL QUOTATIONS FOB LARGE BUTESB,
aog a>

8,2 d aiu oa P<z^ £o.SS
o
&7j

— —— —;

Jan. 15, 1883. THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. 123

a MAJESTY THp BY ROYAL APPOINTMENT. ^ THE PRINCE Qf>

By Special Warrant, INVENTORS AND SOLE PROPRIETORS OF THE By Special Warrant,
Dated 27th December, 1865. Dated 10th February, 1866.

II

RE CHESTS,

For all Disorders in Horses, Cattle, Calves, Sheep, and Lambs.

Patronised for 50 years by Royalty, and the principal Stock Breeders, Horse Proprietors, and Agriculturists

of the British Empire.

The No. 2 Medicine Chest contains the following matchless remedies :

" CHEMICAL EXTRACT," for all External Injuries, and Ewes Lamfrng.
" GASEOUS FLUID," for Colic, Scour, or Diarrhoea, and Debility.
" RED DRENCH," for Cleansing Cows and Ewes, and for Inflammation.
" RED PASTE BALLS," for Mares after Foaling, and Conditioning Horses.
" BRONCHOLINE," for Husk or Hoose in Sheep, Lambs, and Calves.
" GASEODYNE," for Heaving and Paining, " CARMINATIVE CHALK," &c.

Price of Chest, with Guide to Farriery, £2 16s. 6d. No. 1 Complete Medicine Chest, in Polished Case, £6 6s.
Horsekeeper's Chest, No. 4, £2 17s. 6d.

CARRIAGE PAID TO ALL PARTS OF THE BRITISH ISLES.

Admirably adapted for all ordinary ailments among Stock, and each preparation can be had separately. Full and easy directions enclosed.

Awarded "Certificate of Merit" by the National Agricultural Society of Victoria, Australia, 1871; President's Medal, Spalcmg, 1872; Silvei

Medal, Manchester and Salford Show, 1874 Silver Medal, Preston, 1876 ; Silvet Medal, Northamptonshire Agricultural Society, Stamford, 1875
; ;

Silver Medal, Crewe, 1875 Special Prize, National Agricultural Society of Victoria, Australia, 1875 ; Medal. Chester, 1876 ; Silver Medal, South
;

African Exhibition, Cape Town, 1877 Silver Medal, Newdstle-on-Tyne, 1877-; Silver Medal, Knutsford, 1878 ; Medal, North Berwick. 1878 ; Medal,
;

Dairy Show. London. 1x78 Silver Medal. Derbv. 1879 ; Silver Medal. Wellingborough, 1879 Medal, Bentham, 1880 Medal, Melbourne Exhibition, 1880 J
; ; ;

Silver Medal, Stourbridge, 1881 ; Silver Medal, Doncaster, 1882 ; Gold Medal, Christchurch. New Zealand, 1SS2 ; and Silver Medal, Canterbury, 1882,

— &Caution. Beware of Imitations, and see that the name of Day, Son Hewitt is on all Bottles and Packet*.

Prepared only by DAY, SON & HEWITT, 22 DORSET STREET, BAKER STREET, LONDON, W.

And sold by Messrs. Burgoyne, Burbidges & Co., Barclay & Sons, W. Edwards, Newbery & Sons, Sanger & Sons, Hovenden & Sons, and all Wholesale
Druggists, in London ; Hood & Co., Melbourne ; Kempthorne, Prosser & Co.. Dunedin and Auckland ; Fairthorne & Co., Launctston.

HORSES. SaSSSS* BXJ»i:^!X3E3R
(Manufactured by E. J. JAMES, the Grandson of the Inventor).

A jAjfc. 6l this celebrated blister is now offered to the trade at the following reduced PRICES :—
^RfSWS! ^kfc, 1 oz. pots irom 14/- per aoz. to £13 0,,12/8 per doz. i J lb. pots from £i i u per aoz. to ii 0 0
7 16 0 „
-XVfTJtL':.-:..-: 2" " £15 6 „ 1„ „ 7 10 0

'"r WkMtm Observe the Trade Mark.—-" A Horse's Head on the top of each Pot, and the signature, R. J. James."

Wholesale Agents, Butler & Crispk, 4 Cheapside ; Newbery, 37 Newgate Street; Maw, Son Si Thompson, 11 Aldersgate Street ; Hayks&Co.j

Dublin Gouxding, Cork Foggitt, Thirsk ; and Sang & Barker, Edinburgh. Agents for the Colonies required. Apply, with reference, to B. J.
; ;

JAMES, 15 Union Bank Buildings, Ely Place, London, E.C.
JAMES v. JAMES. Lord Romilly, the Master of the Rolls, on February 23, 1872, declared " that I had an equal right with other members o2

the Inventor's family possessing the receipt to make and sell this Blister."— R. J. JAMES.

ESTABLISHED 1833. OTIC E.

—HORSES. L!EUT. JAiES'S BLISTER.

CAUTION. In consequence of the great reduction in all Pateni

The annexed Label ia at the Medicinos, the Proprietor has determined to reduce the Whole-

top of every Pot of the sale Prices of following Articles, viz.,

ORIGINAL and only GENUINE TAYLOR'S Condition Balls Per doz. Retail.
3/-
Ml-

BLISTER. Ditto ditto 12/6 1/9

The Messrs. Barclay & Sons, 95 TAYLOR'S Condition Powders 18/- 2/6

Farringdon Street, London, and Messrs. TAYLOR'S Cough Powders 18/- 2/6

Raimes & Co., Edinburgh, Liverpool, TAYLOR'S Cleansing Drinks 5/- (No retail price./

and York, are now and have been TAYLOR'S Foot Eot Mixture 7/- 1/-

Agents 45 years.

AGENTS:—Sutton & Co 10 Bow Churchyard; W. Edwards & Ditto ditto 14/- 2/-

Son, 157 Queen Victoria Street Newbery & Sou, 37 Newgate Street; Ditto ditto 28/- 3/6
,

Evans, Lescher & Evans, Bartholomew Close ; Burgoyne, Burbidges & Co., SUBJECT TO THE USUAL DISCOUNT.
16 Coleman Street &
; Lynch Co., 171a Aldersgate Street ; W. Mather,

Famngdon Road, London, and Manchester ; Ft. Hovenden & Sons, 93 & 95 T. TAYLOR would call especial attention of the Trade to his " Cleansing
City Road, Finsbury &
; Sanger Son, 150 Oxford Street ; Millard & Sons, Drinks," 5s. per dozen. They are put up in neat Packets, and save the

40 Charterhouse Square Corry U Soper, Shad Thames A. A. Campbell, — —Chemist immense trouble. 9iif* If preferred, the Drinks can be had
; ;
without the word " Taylor's " only " Cleansing Drinks " thereby enabling
Leadenhall Street, London Wooliey, Sons & Co., 59 Market Street, Man- the Chemist to affix his own slip label ; but to secure this, when ordering
; ask lor those with the pink label.

Chester Apothecaries Com oariy, Virginia Street, Glasgow ; Boileau & Co., car NO RETAIL PRICE AFFIXED.
;

&Bride Street, Dublin ; McMaster & Co., 121 122 Capel Street, Dublin
Clarke & McMullen, Victoria Street, Belfast ;
D. Galbraith. Londonderry
M. C. Delacre, Parmacie Anglais, BluxeUes. ;

And by all Chemists, in Pots,

1/6, 2/9, and 5/.
COLONIAL AGEIfTSGnmwade
& Co. : Melbourne and Wellington : Felton, Prepared by THOMAS TAYLOR, M.R.C.V.S., Derby,
; Sydney, Brisbane, and Launceston : Elliott Bros. &i Co.
and to be had from all the Wholesale Houses, or direct in gross
Dunedin and Auckland: Kempthorne, Prosser & Co. ; Calcutta : Smith, boxes at £3 per gross, less 20 per cent, cash (carriage paid).

Stanistreet & Co.

W. H. JAMES, Sole Manufacturer, STANFORD, FARIMGDOU, BERKS,

Advertised in " BelVt Life" <9 yean. Beware of Spurious Imitations.

— ... :

124 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. Jan. 15, 1883.

DOG MEDICINES AND SOAP.

TASTELESS APERIENT BISCUIT FOR DOGS,
—"*<£he Field, 28th January, 1832, says : " The satisfactory results we obtained leave no doubt in our mind as to the value of the

LOCTTRITJMinvention." 77

(PATENT)
CURES ALL KINDS OF CUTS, BRUISES, AND WOUNDS IN MAN AND ANIMALS.

"SPBATTS PATENT," Bermondsey, S.E., or order through your Wholesale House.

— & & &Wholesale Agents for the Soap and Dog Medicines : Barclay
&Sons Sanger Sons ; Sutton Co. ; F. Newbery Sons Lynch
; ;

& &Co. ; R. Hovenden & Sons, London ; Raimes Co., Edinburgh, York, and Liverpool ; Ravensdale Mill Co., Dublin ; Woolley, Sons
& & &Co., Manchester Taylor, Gibson
;
Co., Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Goodall, Backhouse Co., Leeds ; and of all Wholesale Houses.

DRUGS, CHEMICALS & PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS.

OLDFIELD, PATTINSON & CO.
EXPORT(Late WILLIAM MATHER),
)
AMWHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,

37 LONG MILLGATE, MANCHESTER.
SPECIALITIES.- Concentrated Infusions, Liquors and Decoctions, Soluble Essences of

Ginger Capsicum, Ginger Ale, Lemon, Orange, &c, for the Mineral Water Trade.

DALMATIAN INSECT FLOWERS AND POWDER.

PRICE LIST CAN BE HAD ON RECEIPT OF BUSINESS CARD.

CARBOLIC DRESSING CHEMISTS and DRUGGISTS

FOR SEED COUN. RESIDING IN

Prevents the Attack of Rooks, Game, and Vermin. Prevents Smut AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS
in Wheat. Is Suitable for all Descriptions of Corn.
Will save themselves much labour and trouble by introducing thoroughly
Sold Retail at 3/6 per Gallon, Can included.
to SPORTSMEN and FARMERS
LIBERAL COMMISSION.
gostli:
"COMMANDS A READY SALE WHEREVER INTRODUCED.
AGENTS WANTED WHERE NOT REPRESENTED. HORSE & CATTLE MEDICINES.

Some Chemists have entirely discontinued making their own, as they find
GOSTLING'S both to pay them well and to please their customers. The
Proprietors. GOSTLING &, CO., of Diss, in Norfolk, will assist any Chemist

in establishing a sale, by supplying PampLlets, &c. for distribution.

TRADE PRICE LIST. per doz.

BOOT, CDNDALL & CO., POCKLINGTON. GOSTLING S Cough Balls sell 1 6 per packet .«. d.
GOSTLING S Condition Balls .. 12 0
GOSTLING S Condition Balls . „26 „ 15 e
GOSTLING S Shepherd's Friend 10 3
GOSTLING' 3 Shepherd's Friend „16 „ 12 0
20 C
EDWIN HELLIAR, GOSTLING' S Shepherd's Friend „ 1 8 per bottle 34 0
13 6
GOSTLING' S Gangrene Oils „30 „ 18 0
13 6
MANUFACTURING CHEMIST, GOSTLING''8 Condition Powders „50 „ 12 0
„20
YEOVIL,, GOSTLING' S Cougli Powders . „ 2 9 per packet 36
70
GOSTLING' S Diuretic Balls „1 9 13
13
GOSTLING' S Purging Balls ,,16 12
GOSTLING 'S Grease Balls 7
GOSTLING' S Foot-Rot Ointment „ 0 6 each 19
„ 1 0 per packet
GOSTLING' S Iodine Ointment .
Bees to call the attention of the trade to the following specialities, which GOSTLING S Gripe Drink „ 2 0 per pot
will be found worthy of a place in the stocks of all Chemists, and the GOSTLING S Pig Powders
.favour of an order, either direct or through the leading London Houses, GOSTLING S Pig Powders ,.2 0 „

will much oblige. „ 1 6 per bottle

„ 1 0 per packet

iFly Tick aud Lear Powder, for dressing Sheep and „ 26

Lamhs in tins, 1/, 2/, 3/6 TERMS: NET CASH WITH ORDER.

iPoot Rot Paste pots, 1/, 2/6 —Wholesale Agents. London : Barclay & Sons, 95 Farringdon Street

Condition Powders for Horses tins, 2/6, 4/6 Newbery Si Sons, 37 Newgate Street ; Sanger & Sons, 150 Oxford Street;
CWaonrinmo or Dog Soap
Powders for Dogs 6d. W. &.Sutton Co., 10 Bow Churchyard ; Butler & Crispe, 4 Cheapside : W|
Balsam Honey tor Coughs 6d. Edwards & Son, 1S7 Queen Victoria Street; Hovenden & Sons, 63 Si 95 City
Vermin Killer Road. York : Raimes & Co. Edinburgh : Raimes, Blanshard & Co.
7£d.. 1/14, 2/9 Livkrpool : Raimes & Co. Norwich : Smith & Sons, Magdalen Street.
3d., 6d., 1/ Chester: Grindley & Son. Ipswich: Grimwade, Kidley & Co. Bir-
mingham : Southall Bros. & Barclay. Leeds : Gooda'l, Backhouse & Co.
tx>ndon Wholesale Agents: Hovenden & Sons, Barclay & Sons, Dublin : McMaster, Hodgson & Co. Thirsk : W. Foggitt.
Sanger & t*>N, W. Edwards & Son. Exeter :—Evans, Gaud Si Co.

USUAL TEEMS.

Jan. 15, 188.°, ; .

Established 1877. THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. 125

Established 1877.

CHEAPEST CHEAPEST

OP AIL. OP ALL.

Eetail Prices. Trade Prices.

RED... Is. size, 4s. Dozen

2s. 8s.

GREEN 4s. » 16s.
6d. 3s. 6d.

Is. » 7s.

2s. 14s.

®^H0IBY'S OZONISED WATER 2s. J) 8s.
16s.
3s. 6d.
J»

OF ALL WHOLESALE H 0U8E3. WHOLESALE DISCOU NTS ON APPLICATION.

DISINFECTING FLUID MAKERS;,

j FORD'S FOLLEY, LONDON, S.W.

IN WATERPROOF, AIR-TIGHT, & ODOURLESS PACKAGES. \US3e SsM %j u

Is neat and clean, and convenient for use. Being air-tight and odourless, Protected by Royal Letters Patent.

retains its strength unimpaired'.

IT IS ADMIRABLY ADAPTED FOR EXPORT, AND WILL

KEEP FOR YEARS IN ANY CLIMATE. Per Box.

24-lb. BOXES, containing 24 1-lb. Packages 6/6

Ditto ditto 48 i-lb. ditto 7/0

Ditto ditto 96 1-lb. ditto 8/0
Ditto ditto 7/3
Ditto ditto 1-lb., J-lb., & }-lb., assorted 8/0

1 Gross Penny Packages l'er Cabe.

50-lb. CASES, containing 50 1-lb. Packages 13/0

Ditto ditto 10 5-lb. ditto 13/0

Ditto ditto 100 Hb. ditto 14/0

Ditto ditto 200 J-lb. ditto 16/0
Ditto ditto 14/6
&1-lb., *-lb., 1-lb., assorted

Also in 1 cwt. and J-cwt. Cases, to meet the requirements of large buyers
and the Export Trade.

Packed also in Jars, Bottles, Casks, and Cases to order. H^u^y

Tke I'attntcd Composition for Itxport <inl<rs is sjitcolli/ ///</<((/<</ to
bear any Climate*

A Liberal Discount allowed on all Orders of

5 Cases or 10 Boxes and upwards.

SPECIAL QUOTATIONS FOR CONTRACT OR LARGE ORDERS.

WHOLESALE AGENTS.

London : S. Maw, Son & Thompson Barclay

;

ii Sons ; J. Newbery Si Sons ; W. Edwards Si

Son ; J. Sanger & Son Lynch & Co.; Haivey,
;
Si Webb
Shepherd Si Co. ; Evans, Lescher Yates &
Burgoyne, Dury,
Burbidgea & Co.
;

Routledge ; Hovenden & Sons Wright, Lavman
; Francis Hodg-
& Umney Hearon, Squire &
; ;

kinson, Stead & Treacher. Liverpool : Evans,

Sons & Co. Manchester : James Woolley, Sons
& Co. Birmingham : Southall Bros. Si Barclay.

York : Raimes & Co. Edinburgh : Rainies,

Blanchard Si Co.

A SAMPLE BOX OR CASE CAN BE HAD FROM ANY OF OUR WHOLESALE AGENTS OR ANY LONDON'
OR COUNTRY WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE IN LONDON.

NATIONAL CHEMICAL CO., 29 Suffolk Grove, Gt. Suffolk St., Southwark, S.E.

——

126 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. Jan. 15, 1883.

BATTLE VERMIN KILLER. Mice eat it readily, and
{ Die on the spot.
Has an immense Sale, and wherever introduced never fails to give satis-

—faction.— Mice appear attracted to it aa by magic, eat it readily, tumble over,

and die on the spot. Rats usually die in their runs. Parties troubled with
Vermin may be cleared at once, either from Stacks, Houses, or Ships.

TESTIMONIALS. Thousands might be published.

From Mr. Thomas Colton, Agent for Selby A friend of mine pur-
chased a Packet of your Vermix Killer last night, doubting its efficacy t

to-day he called in to say that he had found fifteen dear! mice, and had only

used part of a packet. From Mr. Edwarp Sturdy, Flemington Mills—
I duly received by post the Packet of your Vermin Killer, and found it

jlb represented in jour advertisement. It speedily destroyed all the mice in

mv granary. I enclose 2s. for two more Packets. Leeds, November 6th,
1*57 I have tried Battle's Vermin Killer, and have found it most
effectual in clearing my premises of LARGE QUANTITIES OF RATS.™-
Thomas S. Crosland Mr. Stead.

Sold in Packets, 3d., 6d., and Is. each,

SOLE PROPRIETOR:

Mr. J. R. BATTLE, Chemist, Lincoln, England,

N"o Chemist or Storekeeper should be without a supply.

CRAVEN'S VERMIN

In Packets, 2d., 3d., 6d., and Is.

Chemists who have not yet tried "CRAVEN'S VERMIN
POISON " are respectfully requested to send Trial Order.

^>CJ \. s'»/'7 hi/ i>i<>xt of the London and Provincial Wholesale Souses, or

. <

^Sjjjk^l - « sent direct, carriage paid. Very liberal terms.

Tp§jpirai

SAMPLES AND TESTIMONIALS POST FREE.

WM.F. CRAVEN. Chemist. Batley Carr, DEWSBURY.

LOKTGSHAW
MANUFACTURERS OP

MEPTCINAL CABBOLIC ACID CRYSTALS, for In- PERFUMED SOLUTION OP CARBOLIC.

ternal & External application, and for commercial uses. AURINE. PICRIC CRYSTALS.
LIQUID CARBOLIC ACID, Nos. 4, 5, and 6.
BISMARCK BROWN. MAGENTA.
Ditto, white, in 16 oz. and 8oz. bottles.
NITRATE OP LEAD. PURE AMMONIA.
CARBOLIC ACID POWDER, in [casks, bags of 112 PURE NITRIC and HYDROCHLORIC ACIDS.

and 56 lbs., decorated tins and paper bags.
SANKEY BRIDGE WORKS, WARRINGTON.CHEMIOA.Hi
near

Hambuo Speckled. LEECHESI SPONG-E.

Warranted Healthy, Wholesale PETERSON & CO.,
and for Exportation, Direct
from Marshes. 66 SOUTH JOHN STEEET,

PITCH & NOTTINGHAM, For Home, Foreign, and Colonial Markets.

Leech Breeders, Wholesale only.

TRADE MARK Mabbbiixes, & 55 Penton VILLI 100 Rats destroyed for a Shilling by

REGISTERED. Road, London, N„ BARBER'S PHOSPHOR PASTE.
WRAPPED NEATLY FOR THE COUNTER.
All Orders by Post receive immediate attention. Handsome attractive Posters supplied; if conspicuously placed will command

EVANS'S EXTRACT OF MALT. constant sale.

Strongly Recommended in Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption, PM ft
Atrophy, Indigestion, and in Stomach Coughs.
-2 .9 ®
(Vide Report of Professor Attfield, Ph.D., F.C.S., Professor of Chemistry
So*"
to the Phar. Soc. of Great Britain.)
STov., 1872 "Evans's Extract ia incomparably more valuable than any pre- si

paration of Malt hitherto offered to the public." 3d., 6d., Is., 2s. Cd., and 5s. litis. Also

IEVA-HnTS'S STYPTIC. BARBER'S VERMIN KILLER.
The introduction of this Preparation to the notice of the Profession for SOLD THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
Kills Mice upon the spot. In packets, Sd., 6d., and It,
every variety of bleeding arose from the desire expressed by several eminent Be not deceived with worthless imitations. Observe the Name!!!

—Physicians and many patients to obtain an efficient Styptic at a moderate CHILBLAINS ! CHILBLAINS ! ! CHILBLAINS ! ! !

price Ruspini's celebrated Styptic being so costly. BARBER'S CHILBLAIN LINIMENT
Immediately arrests all irritation, and cures in a
P. C. Smylt, M.D., Sc.. Surgeon to the Mcath Hospital, writes :—" I find it of the lew applications.
greatest use, in f act, in every inst ince was equal, if not superior, to Ruspini's Styptic."
Sold in Bottles, lj. lid. and 2s. Sd. ; 8s. 6d. and 21s. per dozen net.
T. P. Mason, M.D.,&c, Physician to Mercer's Hospital, writes :_" Tie Myptic Applied with a brush.
you had the goodness to forward to me, I ibund Highly advantageous in the
Hajmorrhage of Phthisis. WORKS, SALISBURY: ESTABLISHED 1848.

Circulars of these Preparations may be had on application. Speoial Quotations to Shippers. Supplied by all the London Wholesale Houses.

UIUfnliUlN LITLUVAARnIOC, CHEMIST TO THE QUEEN and
H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES,

49 Dawso Street, Dublin, Ireland.

GENTS. U.S.A.—WYETH & BROTHER, Philadelphia.

WHAT IS IT?

SEE PAGE 117.

;

v^-LJ J II UUU1liXJ. 1 -L* I—' J_fc KTX;

To loss by breakage, ADVANTAGES OF CAREFUL
|Ekage, or evaporation.
DRUGGISTS,
Vill keep a thousand
is in any climate. Who do not sell arsenic

o Grease to soil the and strychnine indis-
Iwers or other goods. criminately, and yet do
not wish to incur dis-
feed for Insects, Bugs, pleasure of Patrons by
ft , as well as for Rats absolute refusal, can offer

:l Mice. 7^d. boxes of

dways does the work. " ROUGH ON RATS "

lowest price of its as a compromise sub-

d. stitute.

ays better than any

1er.

MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE PROPRIETOR,

E. S. WELLS, Jersey City, New Jersey, U.S.A.

d all Wholesale Druggists and Drug Sundrymen throughout Great Britain.



—

:

PURE HORDEU

— —Made of Bavarian Barley- as prescribed by Liebig containing more nitrogenous matter than any other cereal,

in special Vacuum Apparatus, at a temperature of 120° Fahrenheit, by the Original Manufacturers,

Ej O IE IF Xj TJT IN" TD &z 0 CL1
7
CENTRAL DEPOT, 1481 FENCHURCH STREET, LONDON, E.G.

o other Malt Extract can compare with this in nutritive and starch-converting power,
as confirmed by analyses of eminent Scientists.

No less an authority than the late Baron Justus von Liebig" prescribed barley, and barley alone,

r the manufacture of Malt-Extract, as confirmed by Dr. H. Fehling, in the subjoinod certificate :

" About 20 years ago Justus von Liebig discovered the excellent
" qualities, as a remedy for chest affections, of the sugar produced in

" barley-malt, the so-called ' Sacchamm Hordei ' of the old Pharma-

" copceias. Thereupon, at his request, I induced Mr. Edward Loeflund,
" in the autumn of 1865, to make this preparation on a large scale, for
" which purpose I communicated to him, by Baron Liebig's order, his own
" mode <f procedure. In May, 1866, Von Liebig inspected Mr. Loejiund's
"factory thoroughly, and expressed himself highly satisfied with everything.

" Therefore, according- to Liebig's prescription, Malt

"Extract is to be made only of pure barley-malt.

" Latterly the manufacture has been modified so as to retain in an

" active form the Diastase originally contained in the Malt Extract,

" thus securing the full power of the Diastase to dissolve starch and to
"promote digestion.

" By repeated examinations I have convinced myself that Loefitind's

" Diastase Malt Extract fulfils these requirements in an excellent degree.

(Signed) " Dr. H. FEHLING,

" Trofcssor of Chemistry at the Fdytcchnicon, Stuttqart."

" 100 Parts of this Malt-Extract have the power of converting 112 parts of Starch into Sugar.

(Signed) Dr. GEISSLER, Dresden."

numerous Prize Medals, Awards of Merit, Testimonials, &c, including "London

\edical Congress of 1881," and "Philadelphia Exhibition, 1876." In the latter

the Group Judges have reported as follows :—

"Among all the preparations of Malt this has most fully met the requirements claimed for this most
luable agent."— JOSEPH F. TOBIAS,

—" Commended for the manufacture, &o &c, on scientific principles." Dr. von WAGNER.
,

Price 2s. 9d. per liottle. Stamp included.

ompounds Pure Hordeum Pepsine Malt Extract 3s. 6d. per Bottle.
r Stamp included.
Iron

i. I. Lime

,

130 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. Jan. 15, 1883.

THE ONLY I?ERFE CT EIVEIM^ OBTAINABLE.

INGRAM'S IMPROVED HIG6INS0N

ENEMA AND SYRINGE APPARATUS

(BY KOYAL LETTEES PATENT).

Made without Seams or Ribs by our Patent Process of dipping in a solution of India
Rubber, thus adding great strength and durability.

WARRANTED NOT TO SPLIT. A.-Metal Pin Valve.

INGRAM'S IMPROVED PATENT SEAMLESS ENEMA is perfectly smooth on the surface, will ,
;

not become hard or sticky, will not leak, and will not admit air while injecting or refilling. Specially prepared to

resist the heat of tropical countries.

The great superiority of INGRAM'S IMPROVED PATENT SEAMLESS ENEMA over all others

has given rise to various imitations, and it has become imperative that the Patentees should, in order to prevent

deception, explain the process of manufacture of their enema and the mode of manufacture of imitations

thereof, as they have undeniable proof that inferior enemas are positively being sold as their ' ' advertised '

PATENT SEAMLESS ENEMA.

INGRAM'S IMPROVED PATENT SEAMLESS ENEMA is made by a new patent process,

viz. : By repeated dipping in a solution of India Rubber until the required substance is attained. This process adds

greatly to its strength and durability, and, at the same time, dispenses with all seams, which, as is well known,

are weak points in an Enema. This improved mode of manufacture (the result of long study and experience)

enables the Patentees to produce a perfect enema without seams, thus overcoming the great fault to be found in i

all other Enemas, viz. : Splitting and leaking, which has always been a source of trouble.

INGRAM'S IMPROVED PATENT SEAMLESS ENEMA is fitted with improved valves, which

prevent the admission of air with the fluid and can at any time be repaired, if necessary.

CAUTIOKTg-Imitations of INGRAM'S IMPROVED PATENT SEAMLESS!

ENEMA are made of several pieces of Sheet India Rubber, which are cemented together and shaped in

a mould, thus producing ribs on the surface, and enemas so manufactured are always liable to split and
|

LEAK AT THE SEAMS, AND THUS TO BECOME QUITE USELESS. j

INGRAM'S IMPROVED PATENT SEAMLESS ENEMA may be distinguished from alS

imitations by its entire freedom from ribs of any description on its surface, and by having an IMPROVED metal

pin valve at the suction end A ; and it is acknowledged to be the only perfect enema obtainable.

Patented in England, No. 1474, April 12, 1878; in France, No. 126,909, October 11, 1878; and
in America, No. 212,939, March 4, 1879.

To be obtained of all Surgical Instrument Makers, Druggists' Sundriesmen, Chemists and Druggists, in

—the three following qualities:

No. la. Highly Polished, in Red, Green, Blue, Black, or White.
No. lb. Unpolished, in Red, Green, Blue, Black, or "White.
No. 2. Unpolished, in Drab only.

.. — 131
THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST.
an. 15, 1883.
ORIGINALITY AMD RELIABILITY

RECEIVED HIGHEST AWARDS-MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS—OVER
ALL EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN COMPETITORS.
NEW YORK, 1879,
PHILADELPHIA, 1870, PARIS, 187S,
MELBOURNE, 1S80, MATANZAS, 1881,
NEW YORK, 1880,
ATLANTA, 1881,
NEW YORK, 18S1, CHARLESTON, 1882

MANUFACTURERS OF

er, Mpcinai, Atsnesive, Kid, Leather, Mustard, I

union, Corn, Court, Pharmaceutical anil Surgical

every description, in the most approved form. Also, Absorbent, Borated, Salicylated and

Carboiated Cotton. Antiseptic Gauze, Bandages, Cotton Wool, Cutta Percha Tissue,
Lint, Oil Silk and Muslin, and every variety of Surgical and Antiseptic Dressings.

:— &J ECIALTY Surgical Piasters, in India Rubber Combination, Porous
Pharmacopoeia

TERMS FOROffice & Salesroom, 1 & 2 Australian Ave., London, E. G., England.
1382.

MONTHLY SETTLEMENTS. ONE PER CENT. FOR CASH WILL BE ALLOWED, PROVIDED BILLS ARE REMITTED FOR WITHIN TEN
DAYS FROM DATE OF SHIPMENT, NOT OTHERWISE.

D5SCOUNTS; Goods to be selected from our List at pleasure.

"...5j •<
•ders amounting to £25, nett, will be subject to 20 per cant, discount.

IO, " " " 15
....ders under £5, nett,
» io

long prices will be charged without discount.

CARRIAGE ALLOWED OR PREPAID ON £23, NETT, ORDERS ONLY.

EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED.

Pharmacopoeia & Medicinal India Salicylated t. Adhesive Plaster,

Rubber Porous Plasters. Porous or Plain Spread, on Strong Cotton Cloth.

Packed two dozen in a box. Size, 5x7^ inches. Yard Rolls, 7 inches wide per dozen, 17s. Od.
5 yard Rolls, 7 inches wide per roll, 6 0
^nite per gross
May also be had in Spools, 1, 2 and 3 inches wide,
ica
2 14 AND
adonna
On Twilled Linen and Moleskin.
sicum 20
. 28

3 12 Corn and Bunion Plasters.

Man's -" 28

ngthening " 1 10 Mead's MEDICATED per dozen boxes, 8s. Od.

ch Hazel " 30 Each box contains one dozen Plasters.

[Special Formula made to order. A full line of Plain Also a full line of Arnicated Corn and Bunion Plasters,

Spread and Porous at same rates. round, oval and Square, all styles, thick and thin ; in Glass
Top Boxes, and containing each 1 gro. Corn or Yi S ro Bunion.
YARD BOLLS
harmacopoeia & Medicinal Plas-
COURT PLASTER.
ters, in Rubber Combination.
40 different styles, elegant and Balsamic.
irous or Plain Spread, size, 7 in. wide by 1 yard long.

i lite and Belladonna per dozen, 1 1<> Surgeons' Salicylated Isinglass
adonna "
Cantharidal Piaster.
"

'.

leum On fine, pure silk, "Flesh, White or Black."
.

urial 7 inches wide, 1 yard long per dozen, £1 2s. Od.

m ... Also, on Tracing Cloth and Muslin.

Burgundy

rans Mustard Plasters,

sia Spread on Cotton Cloth.

ming A full line, Plain and Porous.

BREAST PLASTERS Tins, containing 10 leaves per dozen, 10s. Od.

ladonna, Lead & Phytolacca Decandra, Envelopes, containing 6 leaves " 00
" 30
SEPARATELY OR IN COMBINATION, Envelopes, containing 3 leaves
Yard Rolls, 6 inches wide GO" 10 0
r dozen in a box. 6 & 7 inches in diameter, Porous and Half-yard Rolls, 6 inches wide
"
Plain Spread.
Antiseptics and Absorbents.

Mead's Adhesive Plaster, A most extensive line, comprising Absorbent, Borated,

PLIABLE AND ANTISEPTIC. Carboiated and Salicylated Cottons Hospital and Flax Lint
; ;

Oil Silk and Muslin, Gutta Percha Tissue Carboiated, An-
;

rolls, 14 inches wide, per s yd. roll, 5s. Od. tiseptic, Eucalyptus and Iodoform Gauze Roller, Flannel
rolls, 7 inches wide per dozen, 14 0 ;

and Rubber Bandages, Catgut Ligature, and

lay also be had in Spools, X> J 2 an d 3 inches wide. Surgical Dressings of every description.
>

AOur New Catalogue of Specialties is ready for delivery, ami contains a complete assort

merit of our preparations; copy will be sent to any Chemist on application to
Yours very truly,

&SEABURY JOHNSON, I and 2 Australian Avenue, London, E, G.

—: |1
132 THE CHEMIST AXD DRUGGIST.

Made from Bark of Cinchona Succirubra, as grown in
Government Plantations of British India.

At the Medical International Congress, London, the
Indian Bark was declared to be the bark of the future.

Extensively used in Private OIE1
and Hospital Practice, on account
of its Elegance, Medicinal Value,
Moderate Cost. See Opinions of
the Medical and Pharmaceutical
Press, and testimony as to its
superiority over all other Fluid
Preparations of Cinchona.

JPjrice lOs. (>d. per* ll>.

To be obtained of all Druggists Wholesale and Betail) in the

(

United Kingdom.

IN ORDERING SPECIFY " UMNEY'S."

—Lancet. "An excellent preparation— contains all the alkaloids of the Bark."
—Medical Tunes and Gazette. "An excellent, elegant, reliable, and very convenient preparation."

—Medical Press and Circular. " Used in Hospital and private practice with the most satisfactory results."
—Pharmaceutical Journal. " Excellent preparation furnishing the constituents of the Bark in a concentrated form.
—Chemist and Druggist. " Pharmaceutical^ worthy of the valuable medicine which it represents."

WEIGHT, LAYMAN & UMNEY,

SOUTHWARK STREET, LONDON, S.E.

See TESTIMONIALS of ENTIRE MEDICAL PEE8S
[
and from LEADING DERMATOLOGISTS.

The Practitioner, of September, 1881, reports a lecture en-
titled, " Recent Advances in the Therapeutics of Diseases of the

—Skin," by Prof. W. A. Jamieson, M.J)., F.R.C.P.Ed. The 1

following is an abstract therefrom: " Itching, which owes its

origin to too slow a current of blood, of which the most typical example is that seen in Eczema connected with varicose veins of
||

—the leg— but to the same category also many examples of Pruritis Scroti, Labiorum and Ani may be referred is best relieved bji

careful flannel bandages, well applied suspensory bandages, and
laxative salts or mineral waters, which unload the rectal veins
by freeing the portal circulation, combined locally with weak
tarry lotion, one of the best of which is "Wright's Liquor
Carbonis Detergens, a well-made alcoholic solution of

|

Coal Tar, suitably diluted."

—From the Lancet, Dec. 22nd, 1866: "In our hands it has been a most effective agent in skin diseases, especially of tie

chronic eczematous class ; and one case psoriasis, which .had resisted all other kinds of treatment, speedily got well under i

Weapplication of the Liquor Carbonis Detergens. esteem it a very valuable addition to our list of skin remedies."

From the Medical Times and Kept in stock and soli I
Gazette, January 19th, IS 67 : by all Druggists (Whole-
sale and Eetail) through
" We have more than once called out the United Kingdom

attention to the value of this |

remedy in chronic eczema." and Colonies.

—"WeFrom the British Medical Journal, Sept. 22nd, 1871 : have tested it, and can affirm its value as a detergent ag

We consider the Liquor is an article of great utility."

Proprietors

W. V. WRIGHT & CO.,

South wark Street, London.