THE CHEMIST & DRUGGIST - 31 JANUARY 1914

j'UARy 31, 1914 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST 133

Be well advised, and in

1914 take up a
pStrong
...

Jr osition bv

always using and selling

Duncan's

Preparations.

!

134 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST Janl-art 31. 19

Extract of Malt

PLAIN, OR WITH IN ALL KINDS
COD LIVER OIL OF PACKAGES

BUYERS' LABELS

SUPPLIED

IF WANTED

GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY PURE
\

Jarme^s iJ &Quotations from bo'ness distillery
ualder a Co., tL-tldj. boness, n,b.

Dr. BOW'S LINIMENT, LTD

On P.A.T.A. Ltst. BK. BOW'S Minimum Ret&il Price

PREPARED BT HIS GRANDSON, 2/6 &

The Gothic window (shown above) and also the name " Dr. BOW'S LINIMENT" are registered Trade Marks and
appear on every bottle, and anyone using the name or any similar name or any liniment or similar preparation
not prepared by th« Company is liable to be proceeded against.

FAe aJbove Caael in blue agyoears on the outs/ore trapping of overy bottle.

I Or. BOW'S LINIMENT, Limited, ^ ^l^^r^^i^^

THE I/ION OF THE DAY,

BURGESS' LION OiNTMEN

others may come and others may go.

But Lion Ointment stays for ever.

For over tMrty years this preparation has steadily progressed in public favour wherever the use of an Ointmentj

Indicated, its sale is world wide, and the trade mark is protected by registration in aU the Colonies, and other countn'i
To Chemists it may be considered an addition to their Sundries trade, as
nearly all users of same reqmre W

bandages, antiseptic fluid, or some accessory. f

Kept ia stock by aU Wholesale Houses. Showcards, Counter Bills, &c., direct from the PeOPEIETOB—

B. BUEtGESS, 53 Gx>£i.y's Inn Roskd, ILiondon, W.Ci

Ianuaey 31, 1914 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST 13^

Gold Medal Awarded, International

1^ Congress of MedicinOi London 1913.

FOR

HEWLETT'S

Special Preparations

D. CARBOLIC. PURISS. (Hewlett's). 1-lb. bottles only LIQUOR PAPAIN ET. IRIDIN CO. (Hewlett's)
LIQUOR PEPSINS. (Hewlett's)
OHOLIC SOLUTION OF COAL TAR. (Hewlett's) LIQUOR PEPSINS ET PAPAIN
'ISEPTIC CREAM. (Hewlett's) LIQUOR PODOPHYLLIN. (Hewlett's)
'ISBPTIC JELLY (Otto, Eucalyptus, "or Thymol). LIQUOR PODOPHYLLIN c. BELLAD. ET STRYCH.

ijwlett's)
'ITHERMOGEN
iS. COPAIBA Soluble. (Hewlett's) (Hewlett's)

LIQUOR QUININE SULPH. AMORPH. (Hewlett's)

IPHORADYNE. (Hewlett's) LIQUOR SANTAL FLAV. C. BUCHU et CUBEBA. Trade Mark.
ORODYNE (Hewlett's) LIQUOR SANTAL CO. c. COPAIBA. (Hewlett's)
iNDODENDRINE. (Hewlett's) LIQUOR SANTAL FLA v. CO. HYOSCY. (Hewlett's)
LIQUOR SANTAL
CHIDINB. (Hewlett's) LIQUOR SECALE AFMLAMVO.N.CO.(Hce. wMleAtTt'IsC)O. (Hewlett's)
EaRO (Mist. JMeuro Co.) Trade Mark.
OSALGEN. Trade Mark. LIQUOR TARAXACI. (Hewlett's)
OSALGEN. Surgical
OSALGEN JELLY. (Hewlett's) MALTO PREPARATIONS. (Hewlett's)

EX. Trade Mark. MENTHYMOLINE. Trade Mark.
MIST. ANTI-ASTHMATIC CONC. (Hewlett's)
ICIOL. Trade Mark. MIST. AAPPEORMIOENRTP.HIINNFAANCTOA..CO(NHCe.wlet(tH'esw)lett's))
MIST.
ICIOL. Liquid. Trade Mark.
MA-COLLOID. (Hewlett's)
aR ACETO-SALICYLIC (Hewlett's) MIST. BISMUTH AROMAT. (Hewlett's)
MIST. BROMIDI CO. CONC. (Hewlett's)
IIR DCCAAALSMCCIIIAARNC^H^LAOCRRO.IODM(IHA.eTwl.(eHtet(w'Hlsee)wtlte'tst)'s) MIST. CCCDAAAALRSMCDCIIIAAAMBNCO^HAMLCOICOOR..C.OC.c(O.HNeF(CwHEl.eeRwtRlt(eO'Hts.et)w'lse)(tHte'wsl)ett's)
CIR MIST.
ilR LACTATED PEPSINS. (Hewlett's)
MIST.
OR MIST.

:IR TSOHDEIOICFIONRCMOA.T.(He(wHleewtlte'tst)'s) MIST. EUONYMIN. c. PEPSIN CO. (Hewlett's)
MIST. EUONYMIN. PEPSINS c. BISMUTHO.
JR

. ACONIT. FLUID. (Hewlett's) (Hewlett's)
PbMO^GfEeN^S^.T^T^raOdNeN^MarFkL.UID. (Hewlett's) MIST. H.,5]MATOXYLI CO. CONC. AROMAT. (Hewlett's)
HEPATICA CONC.
MIST. HEROIN ET ( Hewlett's)
MIST. THYMI CO. (Hewlett's)
^-^iS^S^ J^^S - Miscible. (Hewlett's) MIST. NEURO CO. (Hewlett's)
DmM-^A^oL9SD?^Im^G9SEJ^NS^.^yS*°T"^r^^ad'eLTIMaQasr-tke.lSeoslsu.bl(eH.ewl(eHtetw'lse)tt's)
MIST. PECTORALIS INFANT. CONC. (Hewlett's)

iJrO^RWRiH^A^L^IiN^E-. PEPSINS. (Hewlett's) MIST. PEPSIN/E CO. C. BISMUTHO. Trade Mark.

Trade .Mark. MIST. PEPSINS CO. BISMUTHO (sine Opio) (Hewlett's).
MIST. PEPSINS CO. c. CASCARA. (Hewlett's)
rl-RR^MTI^OL?.^^-Tr.a^d^e^M-a^rUkC.AINE. (Hewlett's) MIST. PEPSINS CO. c. EUONYMIN. (Hewlett's)
MIST. PEPSINS CO. c. PODOPHYLLIN. (Hewlett's) '
AB* LTBG^T^U.MLil^d(.HCeOMw.leedti(tH'uesm)wleotrt'Sst)rong. MIST. PRUNI VIRG. CONC. (Hewlett's)
S^PSICI ^THBR. (Hewlett's) MIST. QUININE CO. CONC. (Hewlett's)
MIST. SALICYLAT. CO. CONC. (Hewlett's)
&rA^B°- <^^-^«"'«> MIST. SENECIO CO. (Hewlett's)
MIST. SODIi SULPH. CO. (Hewlett's)
. f#e^w°llt?s^^'^-
MIST. STOMACHIC ANTISEPT. (Hewlett's)
T4^TRn9O§^R5i^41^Iti^J9^;?,^^^^^PA^i^S;?^i^^^?W^O„RACAOP.-CEPCpE(MOaHPNpOeSwCaSlI.ieENtntS.('C.HsOe)wN(lH(GeeH.twetlw'els(te)tHt'etsw')lse)tt'e)
TtOXRS ^CSF5myT^°*n^<r2?;^f(eH^e^wlEetTt'Ps)ULSATILLA. (Hewlett's) MIST. TERPIN-HEROIN. CO. (Hewlett's)
MIST. TONICA PHOS. CONC. (Hewlett's)
MIST. TUSSI RUB. CONU. (Hewlett's)

MIST. VERONAL CO. (Hewlett's)
MIST. VERBASCI CO. c. CODEINA
" NEBULIQUE " COMPOUNDS. Trade Mark.
Soluble. (Hewlett's) OLEUM COPAIBA ESSENT. (Hewlett's)

II S^NfTOR BUCHU. (Hewlett's) PANCREOPEPSIN. (Hewlett's)

IcM BUCHU et CUBEBA. (Hewlett's) PEPSIN PORCI. (Hewlett's)
BUCHU et HYOSCY. (Hewlett's) PETROLATINE. (Hewlett's)
rroR BUCHU et MATICO. (Hewlett's)
PHOSPHORISED EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL.
TOR
TOR
nR?iil^ c. CUBEBA. (Hewlett's) (Hewlett's)
SR?^i§^ c.
rR?^?§^
pR?i?l^ HYOSCYAMI. (Hewlett's) PHYSIO-TINCT. Preparations. Trade Mark.

'^^-^^^^'-^ SOLTABS. Trade Mark.
SOMNIGEN. Trade Mark.
^ife^^e^t^^; SYRUP. EASTONI. (Hewlett's)
SYRUP. GLYCEROPHOS. (Hewlett's)
^Rl iS9;OTA PURIF. (Hewlett's: SYRUP. GLYCEROPHOS. CO. (Hewlett's)
lPpyrrrRtr^ta^jRSJt-?'SoPluEbPleS.IN(SH.ewle(tHte'wsl)ett's)
aOR SYRUP. HYDROBROM. CO. (Hewlett's)
aOR SYRUP. HYPOPHOSPH. CO. (Hewlett's). In 1-Ib. bott.
TEREBENE, PURE. (Hewlett's)
il llF°^eX?t\T^^«^^"'- TESTS FOR URINARY ANALYSIS. (Hewlett's)
UNG. CAPSICI ATHER. (Hewlett's)
it S?KcV?H^e^wl^^^^^^^^^ VALIGENOL. (Hewlett's)
VINUM PEPSINA. (Hewlett's)
SollStS^H^^!S^'^> "WITCH HAZEL JELLY. (Hewlett's)

CAUTiON.-Please note
that all our Specialties
bear our brand with

registered Trade Mark

and Signature-

C. J. HEWLETT S, SON, LTD., Charlotte Street & Curtain Road. LONDON. E.C,
Telephones— 1172 London Wall; S271 Central.
Telegraphic Ailclrcsi.—" PhPslNE. Norton, London. "

136 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST Jaxuary 31. 191-.

THIRD NOTICE

THE RING R.eplying to numerous inquiries, Unfettered Prices

in the we beg to inform our friends for

Tablet Trade in the Trade that, contrary to COMPRESSED TABLETS
a widely circulated rumour,

we have not joined an y com -

hination of Tablet Makers, and

are therefore free to quote

& &KIRBYH. T. CO., Ltd., LONDON, W., ENGLAND.

Established 1866. Send for Illustrated Descriptive List.

JOHN & JAMES WHITE,
7 WEST GEORGE STREET, GLASGOW, SCOTLAND.
Manufacturers of-

Ohromates & Bichromates of Potash, Soda & Ammonia

(CRYSTAL, GRANULAR, CAKE, POWDER, GROUND).

Also High Streng^th Sulphate of Ammonia and Tar.

AGENTS I YORKSHIRE DISTRICT; &E. G. Jepson Co., Leeds'; LANCASHIRE DISTRICT: Tennants (Lancashire) Ld., Liverpool and
Creenhoug:h & Son, CONTINENT & EXPORT : &Boolt Co., Glasgow.
Manchester LONDON DISTRICT : D. W. London ; Leisler,
;

Tel. Addrets : "WAND." NAT. TEL. 1145.

WANDTHE MANUFACTURING CO.,

21 WELLINGTON STREET, LEICESTER.

SPECIALISTS IN

PILLS, TABLETS, CAPSULES,

PRIVATE FORMULAE faithfully COMPOUNDED,

COUNTER ATTRACTIONS.

BEST DRUGS. Send a P.C. for New List. SPECIAL QUOTES TO LARGE BUYERS.

WHOLESALE TRADE ONLY.

Established 1900.

DR. B. W. GATHERGOOD'S EXOR.

Terrlngton St. John, WISBECH

For GREEN EXTRACTS and DRIED HERBS

of BELLADONNA, HENBANE, &c.

Tanuary 31 1914 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST 137

The therapeutic worth of the Phylacogens

has been conclusively proved.

J^EFORE a single dose of Phylacogens was marketed

in this country they had been subjected for more
than two years to searching, patient, probing investigation

—an investigation conducted at the bedside, in homes

and in hospitals, by hundreds of competent and

disinterested physicians.

On February 22nd, 1913, the first Phylacogen was

formally offered to the medical profession in Great

Britciin.

To-day the growing mass of clinical evidence
comprises more than seven thousand cases. It shows

—83 per cent, of recoveries a record unmatched, we

believe, by any other therapeutic agent.

Rheumatism Phylacogen.
Pneumonia Phylacogen.
Gonorrhoea Phylacogen.

Erysipelas Phylacogen.

Mixed Infection Phylacogen.

(Vlals of 10 C.C.)

FULL INFORMATION WILL BE SENT ON REQUEST.

50, Beak Street, Regent Street, &Parke, Davis Co.
London W.

;

138 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST Jaxuaet 31. 19-

Winter Requisites

in great demand.

Formalin Throat Lozenges.

The favourite remedy for Septic Sore Throat, Catarrh, &c. The most

efficient antiseptic for mucous tissue and oral asepsis. In lozenge form the
action is sufficiently prolonged to destroy all bacteria present. Strongly
recommended as being more efficacious than sprays or gargles. Attractively
put up in screw-cap bottles, 6/- per doz. ; in bulk 2/6 per lb.

Cinnamon Influenza Tablets.

Containing Menthol, Cinammon Oil, Benzoic Acid, and Formalin, are
strongly recommended as a preventive and cure for Influenza. They are

also invaluable in the treatment of Pharyngitis, Laryngitis, Diphtheritic Sore
Throats, Quinsy, Catarrh, &c. Put up in screw-cap bottles, 6/- per
doz. ; in bulk 3/- per lb.

Bismuth Dyspepsia Tablets.

These Tablets, composed of Bismuth, Soda, Lavender, etc., will be found
t'o give immediate relief in all cases of Indigestion, Flatulence, Acidity,
Heartburn, Palpitation, Sick Headache, etc. Invaluable for Strengthening
the Digestive Organs, inducing a speedy and complete assimilation of food,
and promoting a hearty appetite. In screw-cap bottles, 6/- per doz.

in bulk 3/- per lib.

Meggeson^s Delectable Lozenges.

These Lozenges, prepared according to the original formula, are absolutely
unequalled for quality and flavour. Put up in tinted tins to retail at 6d.,
4/- per doz. ; and in hanasome decorated tins (Regd.) to retail at 1/-, 8/-
per doz. ; also in bulk 2/2 per lb.

Manufactured by

MEGGESON & CO., Ltd.

&14 15 Miles Lane, London, E.C.

I

ia-ARv 31, 1914 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST

EVANS' Laboratories—the most extensive in the trade

EVANS' Coated and Uncoated Pills. Vaccines,
EVANS' Compressed Tablets.
EVANS' Concentrated Infusions and Decoctions.
EVANS' Essential Oils and Soluble Essences.
EVANS' Extracts (Fluid and Solid).
EVANS' Liniments.
EVANS' Liquors.
EVANS' Ointments.
EVANS' Pharmacopoeia Wines.
EVANS' Scammony, Podophyllin, Euonymin, &c.
EVANS' Spirits of Nitre, Ammonia, &c.
EVANS' Syrups.
EVANS' Tinctures.
EVANS' Bacteriological Products : Lymph, Sera,

Tuberculins, &c.

EVANS. Pioneers of Counter Adjuncts with Customer's Name and

Address. (Send for List.)

EVANS. Druggist Sundries. Best value. Complete stock.

(Send for List.)

EVANS. For Photographic Requisites of all descriptions.

(Send for List.)

EVANS. For Patent Medicine and Proprietary Articles.

(Send for List.)

"GRAND PRIX," St. Louis Exhibition, 1904.

LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.

Also NEW YORK, U.S.A.

140 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST January 31, 1914

Crand Prix, Paris, GRAND PRIX, Grand Prix, Lonc'oo,
BRUSSELS, 1910.
1900. 1908.

OFFER

MORPHINE AND SALTS

CODEINE and SALTS 1

CAFFEINE and SALTS
STRYCHNINE and SALTS

CHLOROFORM PURE B.P

ANSWERING ALL THE RECOGNISED PURITY TESTS.

ALOIN CANTHARIDIN
ERGOTIN
CAPSICIN
JALAP RESIN
GINGERIN
SCAMMONY RESIN
SALICIN

OTHER ALKALOIDS AND FINE CHEMICALS

Edinburgh * Londaon ** Glasgow

BLANDFIELD CHEMICAL WORKS. 22 CITY ROAD, £.C. 37 WASHINGTON STREH

—

Ja- OABI 31, 1914 THE CHEMIST AND DBUGGIST

^ROMURAL

m THE P.A.T.A

i

Wei herewith beg to inform Pharmacists that the above has been

put on the P.A.T.A., and that the following prices are now

in force : Tubes of 10 Tabs. Tubes of 20 Tabs.

Minimum Selling Price (Face Value) .... 1/- each 2/- each

Minimum Wholesale Price 8/3 doz. 16/- doz,

Bromural is not a narcotic, nor is its action akin to that of the
bromides. It is a powerful nerve sedative which, taken before

bedtime, acts as a safe sleep producer. It is absolutely harmless,

I

and has become indispensable to thousands of brain-workers,
business men, actors, sportsmen, inhabitants of the tropics, etc.

;

I Not being a substance within the meaning of the diethylbarbi-

turic acid resolution, the packages

MUST NOT BE LABELLED POISON.

Interesting Literature gladly sent on application.

I

INOLL & CO., LTD., 8 harp lane, LONDON

142 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST January 31, 1914

MACFARLAN'S

&Medical Surgical Requisites.

The two principal features which distinguish the progress of

medicine in the Nineteenth Century are the discovery of
the Anaesthetic qualities of Chloroform, by which surgical
operations were rendered painless, and the Antiseptic treat-
ment of wounds by which putrefactive germs were excluded
and blood poisoning banished from Hospital Wards.

For purity, reliability, and PURE CHLOROFORM

safety in use, our anesthetics AND
are unsurpassed by any
AN/ESTHETIC ETHER.
others made from whatever

source.

"Uhe full percentage of LISTERIAN
—antiseptic
uniformly dis- SURGICAL DRESSINGS.
—tributed is guaranteed in

all our

Machine cut and wrapped,

—entailing the minimum of BANDAGES.
handling all kinds. SURGICAL CATGUT.

—In whatever form Plain,

Chromic-Carbolic. Forma-

—line,Iodine, Sulpho-Chromic,

&c. we supply the most

finely finished and strongest

CONTRACTORS TO H.M. GOVERNMENT.

OUR SPECIALITIES ARE TO BE FOUND IN CONTINUOUS USE IN PRACTICALLY
EVERY HOSPITAL AND INFIRMARY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.

J. F. MACFARLAN & CO.,

Manufacturing Chemists,

EDINBURGH and LONDON.

NUAET 31, 1914 : 143

U THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST .

—
:

May we send you

QUOTATIONS ?

'y^E invite the attention of Merchant Shippers,

Export Agents and Buyers generally to the

following specialities, which we have on offer

on very special terms

Sauces Jelly Powder

Fruit Essences Custard Powder

Olive Oil Baking Powder

Spices and Herbs Egg Powder

Insect Powder Flavouring Essences

Lemon Squash " Hardy Norseman "

Milled Ointments Brand Cod Liver Oil

Chemical Foods (Parrish's) Emulsions

Seidlitz Powders Tartaric Acid

Liquorice Juice (*' Pocliano ")

Toilet and Medicinal Preparations (in tubes)

»/» Jg* Si*

Sole Manufacturers of the Celebrated Yorkshire

Relish.

&Copies of Price Lists (Home Export) post free.

Goodall, Backhouse & Co.

Importers and Grinders of Drugs and Spices,

White Horse St., Leeds, and 54 Southwark St.,
London, S.E.

144 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST Januaet 31, 1^

BLHON, ASTLEY & C(.

Manufacturing Pharmaceutical Chemisis

^M^anufadure

MEDICATED LOZENGES

JUJUBES & PASTILLES

IN ALL VARIETIES

MEDICINAL, POROUS &

MARGINAL PLASTERS

COMPRESSED TABLETS

and

COATED & UNCOATED

PILLS

at

Eagle Laboratories, MANCHESTER

ANUARY 31, 1914 ;; ;; ;;;;

THE CHEMIST AND DKUGGIST lib

liSiMi Packages can generally be supplied at the Current Prices auoted In the Trade Report of this Paper on Terms as bolow.

@ @knilide, B.P., 1 cwt. @Ext. Nucis Vom. Liq., P.B., 5 lbs. @Soda Salicyl. Pulv., 7 lbs. 1/5 lb. ; phys. pur.
9id. lb. ; 7 lbs. 3/- lb.
; @ @28 Its

@nil- lb. ; 1 lb. lb. powder, @ @1 lb. 2/4 lb.
1/1 ; Id. lb. 3/3 lb. ; solid, 5 lbs. 2/9 lb. ; 1 lb. 2/1 lb. ; 1 lb.
@Soda Sulphite, Recryst., 1 cwt.
@'it. Ipecac. B.P., 7 lbs. 1/5 lb. [extra. @ 31- lb. 16/6 cwt. ;

@• Scillje, P-B., 7 lbs. @ @Ext. Ouassiae, SoUd, 7 lbs. @7 lbs. 4d. lb.
3d. lb. 6/- lb. 1 lb. 6/4 @Soda Sulphocarbolas, B.P., 7 lbs.
;

@ @•,:me, 6 lbs. 1/6 lb. lid. lb.;
1/4 lb. ; 1 lb. lb.

@>i i. Acet. Glacial., 99%, Carboys, 160 lbs. @ @Ext. Sarss Co. Solid, 7 lbs. @1 lb.
4/- lb. ; 1 lb. 1/1 lb.
@Sodii Bromid., P.B. ; 1 cwt.
@4id. lb. ; 12 6-lb. bots. 7d. lb. ; 6 lbs. j(-J 4/6 lb. 1/lli lb. ; 7 lbs.

@ 8d. lb. @Inf. Aurant. Cone, 1 to 7, 6 lbs. @ 2/1 i lb.
@Acetylo-Salioyl., 1 cwt. 2/- lb. : 56 lbs. @Soda Hyposulphite, pea cryst., 1 cwt. 8/6
1/3 lb.

@ @'@ 2/Oi lb. ; 7 lbs. @I„ Aurant. Comp. Cone, 1 to 7, 6 lbs. 1/3 lb. cwt.
2/4 lb. ; 1 lb.

12/7 lb. @„ Buchu Cone, 1 to 7, 6 lbs. 2/2 lb. @•Spt. /Ether Nit. P.B., 4i lbs. 3/7i lb. ; 1 lb.
@ @JBenz. P.B., 7 lbs. @,, Calumba Cone, 1 to 7, 6 lbs. lid. lb. @ 3/lOi lb.
1/8 lb.; 1 lb. 2/- lb. @•Spt. Ammon. Aromat., P.B., 5 lbs. 2/10 lb.

@ @Jsoric Pulv., 3 cwt. 32/- cwt. ; 1 cwt. @,, Caryoph. Cone, 1 to 7, 6 lbs. 1/- lb.

'32/6 cwt. ; levigd. 3/- cwt. or id. lb. extra. @„ Cascarilla Cone, 1 to 7, 6 lbs. 1/4 lb. @*Spt. Chloroform, P.B., 5 lbs. 3/7 lb.

@jCarbol. Xtls., 39/40 ; 56 lbs. SJd. lb. ; @„ Cinchona Acid, 1 to 7, 6 lbs. 1/7 lb. @Strychnina cryst., B.P., 25 ozs. l/7i oz. ; 1 oz.

@10 lb. Tins 6/- each ; 36 1-lb. Bots. @„ GentiauEB Co., 1 to 7,t6 lbs. 1/1 lb. @ 2/3 oz. ; Hydrochlor. and Sulphate, 2d.
@„ Quassiffl Cone, 1 to 7, 6 lbs.
@,g 9d. lb.
9id. lb. Single Bots. 1/- lb. oz. less.
; ;
@IDetached Cryst. 10 lb. Tins @•Syr. Aurant. P.B., 7 lbs. 9id. lb.
8/- each. @„ Rhei Cone, 1 to 7, 6 lbs. 1/6 lb.

@11 lb. @„ Rosa Acid. Cone, 1 to 7, 6 lbs. 1/8 lb. @• „ Easton, B.P., 7 lbs.

@ @Ijasks
1/2 lb.; Crude Black, 45 gall. 1/Oi lb.
@• „ Ferri lodid. P.B., 7 lbs.
1/- gall.; 5 gall, drums 1/4 @„ Senega Cone, 1 to 7, 6 lbs. 2/4 lb. 1/5 lb.

@jall. ; 1 gaJl. tins 1/6 each. @„ Valerian Cone, 1 to 7, 6 lbs. 1/3 lb. @• „ Ferri Phosph. Co., 7 lbs. 5id. lb.

@.':itric Cryst., B.P., '85, 1 cwt. 2/- lb. • „ Hypophosph. Co. B.P.C., 7 lbs.@9id. lb.
;

@' lb. in Bags 2/2 lb. powder id. lb. @ @Lin. Camph. P.B., 40 lbs. @• „ Pruai Virg. B.P. 8 lbs. 7id. lb.
; lid. lb. ; 9 lbs.
@Rhamni, 7 lbs. lOid. lb.
!xtra. 1/- lb. •„ @Rhei, P.B., 7 lbs. 8d. lb.
•„ @Scilla, P.B. 7 lbs. 5d. lb.
@ @Diethylbarbiturlc, 16 oz. 16/- Jb. ; loz. •„

1/4 01. Mag. @Calc. Levis, 56 lbs. (i !8d. lb.; 5 lbs. lOd. @• „ Senna, P.B., 7 lbs.

@ @3aUic par. P.B., 7 lbs. 8id. lb.

,
2/- lb. ; 1 lb. @lb. ; 1 lb. l/-lb.

2/2 lb. @ @Mag. Cale Pond., 7 lbs. 1/10 lb. ; 1 lb. 2/- lb. @• „ Tolut, P.B., 7 lbs. 8id. lb.

@•,|Hydrobrom., Dil. P.B., 6 lbs. 7id. lb. @ @Mag. Carb. Pond., 56 lbs. @Tmct. .Aurantii Recens, B.P., 5 lbs. 3/6 lb.;
6id. lb. ; 7 lbs.
Alion. Brom., P.B., 1 cwt. @2/lilb.; 7 lbs.
7id. lb. bond. 8id. Aquos, lOd. lb.
@ 2/3i lb. @ @Mag. Carb. Levis., 1 cwt. 25/- ; 7 lbs. 4d. lb.
@AUon. Carb. lump, 3 cwt. ®•Tinct. Belladoa., B.P., 5 lbs. 2/11 lb. ;
4d. lb. ; 28 lbs. @Mag. Sulph., fine druggists', B.P., 1 cwt.
7/3 bond, 6id. Aquos, 1/- lb.
@,@ 5id. lb. ; 7 lbs. 5id. lb. ; powder, id.
cwt. @•Tinct. Benzoini Comp., P.B., 5 lbs. 3/6 lb, ;
lb. extra.
@•Mist. Senna Comp. B.P., 20 lbs.
@99%Ajion. Chlor., 33/- cwt. 6id. lb. ; bond, 9d.
pulv., I cwt.
@6 lbs. @•Tinct. Camph. Comp. P.B., 5 lbs.
@)7 lbs. 4d. lb. Batteries, 4/- cwt. extra. 7id. lb. 2/5 lb, ;
;
@Ail, 1 lb. bond,6id. Aquos, 1/1 lb.
27/6 lb.
@•Tinct. Cantharidis, P.B., 5 lbs.
@•paLaurocerasi, 53 lbs. for 20/- ; 6 lbs. 3/9 lb, ;

7d. lb. LINES bond, 6d. lb.

I 3/- lb. WORTH ATTENTION. @•Tinct. Capsici, B.P., 5 lbs. 3/3 lb. ; bond ;

@•; Menth. Pip. Cone, 1-40, 1 lb. CHLOROFORM 6d. lb. Aquos, lOd. lb.
COCAINE
@ @lis. CopaibjB, pure, 44 lbs. EXT, ERGOT LIQ. @•Tinct. Card. Comp., P.B., 5 lbs. 2/3 lb.
2/2 lb. ; 9 lbs. MORPHIA

@';2/5 lb.; 1 lb. 2/9 lb. And our bond, 7id. lb. Aquos, 1/- lb.
DETAILED PRICE LIST @•Tinct. Catechu, P.B., 5 lbs.
@ @I Peruv.. P.B., 7 lbs. 2/8 lb. bond.
8/- lb. ; 1 ID. 8/4 FOR JANUARY,

lb. 7id. lb. Aquos, 1/- lb.

@Sulphur, 7 lbs. 8d. lb. [lb. •Tinct. Chlotof. c. Morph., B.P., 1885, 5

@ @Tolut. B.P., 50 lbs. 4/- @ 2/- lb. ; bond, l;6i lb.

: •Tinct. Cinchon. Comp., B.P., 5 lbs, I 3/5 fl}. ;
I
2/8 lb. ; 1 lb. bond, l/0|lb. Aquos, 1/4 lb.

@ @Ijzo-Naphthol, 7 lbs. 3/- lb.
2/8 lb. ; 1 lb.

@1 QUth, P.B., Carb., 28 lbs. 8/8 lb. ; 7 lbs.

@ @ @8/10 lb. ; 3 lbs. 9/3 •Tinct. Cinchon. Rub., P.B., 5 lbs, 3/- lb.
9/1 lb. ; 1 lb.

lb. ; subnit. 1/- lb. less, bond, lOd. lb. Aquos, l/2_lb.

@llicic Mixture, 1 cwt. 41/6 cwt. •Tinct. Digitalis, B.P., 5 lbs. 2/8 lb. ; bond,

@Ilix, 1 cwt. 18/6 ; powder 1/- extra. 6id. lb. Aquos, 1/- lb.

@Il'l Chloral Hydras., P.B., 1 lb. 8/10 lb. •Tinct. Gelsem. P.B., 5 lbs. ( 2/10 lb. ; bond,

6id. lb. Aquos, 1/3 lb.
@•Tinct. Gentiana Comp., B.P., 5 lbs.
@Ilaceum, No. 1 , fine white, 64 lbs. 1! id. lb. Uili

; Aquos, 1/- lb.

@ @'I 7 lbs. bond, 7id. lb.
1/1 lb. powder, 7 lbs. 1/6 lb. lb.
; ;
@•Tinct. Hyoscyami, B P., 5 lbs.
@Clral. Hydras. Crys. B.P., 7 lbs. 3/1 lb. 2<5 lb.
;

lib. @3/61b. bond, 7Jd. lb. Aquos, 1/5 lb.

@• orodyne, 5 lbs. 2/- lb. Morphina Acet. Hydrochlor. or Sulph., Pulv. @•Tinct. lodi. B.P., 5 lbs. 4/4 lb. ; bond, 1/8

@ioroform, pure, B.P., 12 8-lbs. @ @B.P., 25 oz. @lb. ; decolor. 5 lbs. 4/8 lb. ; bond, l/5i.
1/6 lb. 8/1 oz. ; 16 oz. 8/3 oz. ; @•Tinct. Lavandula Comp., B.P., 5 lbs. 3(10
;

8 lbs. @ @8 oz.

@ @;
l/7i lb. ; 6 1-lb. bots. l/9i lb. 8/6 oz. ; 1 oz. 9/6 oz. ; Pur.

@ @qrophyU, 7 lbs. @Pracip. Biineconate or Tart. 1 oz. 1 1/6 oz. lb. ; bond, 7Jd. lb. Aquos, 1/- lb.
5/- lb. ; 1 lb. 5/9 lb.
@•Tinct. Myrrha, B.P., 5 lbs. 3/9 lb. ; bond,
@C:.me Hydrochlor., B.P., 25 ozs. 5/- oz. @ @Morphina Diacetyl., 4 oz.
; 11/8 oz. ; 1 oz.

@ @4 ozs. 12/2 oz. Hydrochlor., 6d. per oz. less.
5/7 oz. ; 1 oz. 6/3 oz. ; 9Jd. lb.

CI @•Tinct. Nucis Vom., B.P., 5 lbs.

@sote,
Beechwood, P.B., 22 lbs. 1/11 lb. ; 2/10 lb,

I 71bs.@2/llb. @Naphthalene Candles or Balls, 1 cwt. 13/6 cwt.; bond, 6d. lb. Aquos, 1/2 lb.

@ @56 lbs. •Tinct. Opii. B.P., 5 lbs.@ 3/4 lb. ; bond, 2/5 lb.
16/- cwt. ; 28 lbs. 18/- cwt.
@•Tinct. Opii Aquos., 5 lbs. 2/5 lb.
@Ki. Picis, P.B., 7 lbs. Sid. lb. @Tinct. Quinina Amm., B.P., 5 lbs. 2/7i lb.

@•l, Plumbi, P.B., 7 lbs. 8id. lb. 01. Amvgdal. Essent., Artificial, free from

@Resina, P.B., 7 lbs. sjd. lb. @ @Chlorine, 5 lbs. bond, 1/Oid. lb.
3/- lb. 1 lb. 3/9 lb.
;

@Roborans, 7 lbs. 8id. lb. @Ol. Anethi Ang. B.P., 1 lb. 14/6 lb. @•Tinct. Rhei Co., B.P., 5 lbs. 2/6 lb. bond,
bond,
@Eiilsio 01. Morrhuae, 5 lbs. lid. lb. @ @Ol. Aurant., 12 lbs. lOd. lb. Aquos, 1/- lb.
15/- lb. ; 1 lb. 15/6 lb. ;

@:. Belladonna Liq., B.P., 5 lbs. 4/3 lb. : not guaranteed absolutely pure. @•Tinct. Scilla, B.P.. 5 lbs. 2/6 lb.
@ @1i lb.
4/8 lb. soUd, 7 lbs. 3/2 lb. @01. Cajuput, B.P., 21 i oz. botts. 3/- lb. 7id. Aquos, lOd. lb.
; @01. Caryoph. Aug., B.P., 9 lbs. 4/3 lb.; 4i lbs.

@,C^cara Sag. Liq., B.P., 1 cwt. UOis lb. ,; @ 4/S lb. @•Tinct. Senega, P.B., 5 lbs. 3/3 lb. bond,
@, 10 lbs. ,
1/2 lb. 1/5^ lb. Aquos, l/5i lb.

@ @Ergot. Liq. P.B., 5 lbs. 01. Oliva, P.B., good yellow, guaranteed pure, 45 @•Tinct. Strophanth., P.B., 5 lbs.
4,6 lb. ; 1 lb. 3/5 lb.

@^* "'s. @ @gall. Barrels bond, 8id. lb.
@, iZ A°V', 23/I 6 lb.; 4/10 gall. 2-gall. tins
, ; @•Tinct. Valeriana, 5 lbs. 2/8 lb. ; bond, 6d. lb.

1 lb. 24/6 lb. @5/9 gal. ; fine cream, 9 lb. tins 7/2 each. Aquos, 1/- lb.

@! lOid. lb. @5°"<^' 1 "^wt- 91d. lb. ; 7 lbs. @01. Ricini Alb. Opt. Medicinal, 176 lbs. 40/6 @•Tinct. Valeriana Ammon., P.B., 5 lbs. 3/1 lb.;

I @ @cwt. ; 88 lbs. 42/- cwt. ; 44 lbs. 44/-

@, t. Glycyrrh. Liq., B.P., 61bs. l/4i lb. @cwt. ; 9 lbs. 6d. lb. ; for export, 1 cwt. bond, 8id. lb. Aquos, 1/2 lb.
@Hamamelis Liq., P.B., 5 lbs.
3/5 lb. drums recommeiided, 9/6 each extra. @•Tinct. Zingib., P.B. 5 lbs. 4/- lb. : bond,

@l'xlPf,f; Liq., P.B., 5 lbs. 13/6 lb. ; 1 lb. @Ol. Santal Flav. Ang. B.P., 5 lbs. 22/6 6id. lb. [lOid. lb.

(S 14/6 lb. @1 lb. 23/6 lb. @•Tinct. Zingib. Fortior., 5 lbs. 4/3 lb. ; bond.

j

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SUPPLEMENT TO THE CHEMIST AND ORUCCIST, JANUARY 31, IQU

IMPORTANT REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE IN LIST PRICE!

4dMcK. St R." eapsule^ Pilk

According to Formulas of the British Pharmacopoeia and other Standard Authoiies

ACONITE CRYSTALS, 1-500 gr. ALOIN OR APERIENT, No. 1. CALOMEL COMP., B. P. umnI' c :

Dr. A. Dumas considers aconitine an [Aloin, Ext. Nucis \'om.,] CALOMEL AND OPIUM.

energetic and very efficacious remedy, < Ferri Sulph., Saponis pulv.,
.

especially in congestive facial neuralgia. [Myrrhae pulv., aa, 1-2 gr. J Hyd. Subchlor., .,

) 1

He lays great stress on the necessity for This formula was recommended by the ( Opii pulv.,

a reliable preparation, and we, therefore, late Sir Andrew Clark in the treatment CAMPHOR. MONO-BROMATED, 2d5f

call particular attention to these , pills. of simple constipation. CANNABIS INDICA EXTRACT, 1-4 i

ALOES. DILUTE (Dr. Hall Dinner Pill), 4 grs. ALOIN OR APERIENT, No. 2. CASCARA SAGRADA EXTRACT. 2 o

j .Moes IJarb., Pulv. Ext. Glycyrrh., I I .Aloin, ^ Ext. Nucis \"om., This extract is prepared
i
[ Saponis pulv., Theriaca, aa, 1 gr. ) -i Ferri Sulph., Sajionis pulv.,
laboratory, and can be relied
ALOES AND IRON, B. P., 5 grs. Myrrhje pulv., aa, 1-8 gr. ful in habitual constipatiun,
jaundice, and similar affect;
|_ digestive organs.

This pill is one-quarter the strength of

ALOES AND MYRRH, B. P., 3 and 5 grs. the one mentioned above, but is of the

same formula and is recommended by the

ALOIN, 1-10, 1-4, 1-2 and 1 gr. same authority. It is to be given in cases

In an article on the management of where "No. 1 is too strong." CATHARTIC COMPOUND, U.S. P. <V x-.t
Simple Constipation, the late Sir .Andrew
ALOIN OR APERIENT, NO. 3. f Ext. Jalapa; pulv..
Clark said: If the use of drugs is un-
avoidable, try the aloin pill. Take one Aloin, 1 Hyd. Subchlor., aa. 1
half an hour before the last meal of the
day, or just so inuch of one as will suf- f E.Kt. Nucis \'om., 1 Ext. Coloc. Co. pulv., 1 1-3 5.
fice to move the bowels in a natural way
the next morning before breakfast. If it J Ferri Sulph., [ Cambogia; pulv., 1-4
Ipecac, pulv.,
should produce a copious motion, or sev- One pill will act as a laxat;

I Myrrhae pulv., as a cathartic. Particularly a
1
the early stages of bilious fevi
[Saponis pulv., aa, 1-8 gr.
itis, jaundice and all thi-
eral small motions, the pill is not acting This pill, the third one of the series,
ments of the alimentary car..-ii
right; only a foiu"th,~ or even less, should will be found of value where No. 2
general health, which depeiiil
be taken for a dose. When the right (above) is indicated, provided there is no
dose has been found it may be taken tion of the portal circle.
special weakness of the heart.
daily or on alternate days until the habit
ALOIN OR APERIENT, No. 4. CATHARTIC IMPROVED iSec LAXAT!
of defecation is established." Dr. Clark VEGETABLE.
used aloin in combination with nux vom- Aloin,
ica, iron, myrrh, etc. (See Aloin or
Ext. Nucis \'om., CODEINE, 1-8. 1-4, 1 indlf
.Aperient, No. 4.)
Ext. Belladonnas,
ALOIN COMPOUND. COLOCYNTH COMP.. B. P., '?<l5j«.
I Ferri Sulph.,
I Aloin,
-! Ext. P> . Uadonnas, Myrrhffi pulv., COLOCYNTH COMP. AND BLUE MA' S«i
LPodophyllin,
1-8 gr. Saponis pulv., aa, 1-8 gr.
1-4 gr.
1-8 gr. In cases in. which the above formulas ( Pil. Coloc. Comp., B, P.. o s

appear to act in a more or less irregular \ iNIassa Hydrarg., -'
;^

ALOIN, HYOSCYAMUS, N!JX VOM. AND IPECAC. manner, and belladonna appears to be in-

dicated, this pill will be found of service. COLOCYNTH COMP. AND CALOMEL 6j>»

(Pil. Salutis, Dr. Thomas.) The above four formulas, which have \ Ext, Coloc. Co.. ^5I

.-\loin, 1-2 gi-.l been graduated to form, as near as pos- ( Hyd. Subchlor.. 1 ,i

f ' sible, a "natural" ajiericnt, were recom- COLOCYNTH AND HYOSCYAMUS, B.l 5 |iv
mended by the late Sir .Andrew Clark.
Ext. Hyoscy., 1-2 gr.

I 1-4 gr.

1 Ext. Nucis Vom.,

[Pulv. Ipecac. 1-6 gr. ANTI-DYSPEPSIA (FOTHERGILL)

A gentle laxative and an aid to diges- CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE, 1-30, l-2I-10jt

tion; one at bedtime and repeat just after f Strychnina, 1-20 gr. "1 DA.MIANA AND PHOSPH. COMP.lAPH DISUC

breakfast if necessary. J Pulv. Ipecac. 2-3 gr. [
1 Pulv. Piper. Nig , 1 1-2 grs.
ALOIN AND STRYCHNINE. lEE..Nxt. Turners .Aphro.,
[ Ext. Gentians;, [
\ EExnt. Nucis X'omica". I--'
Recommended by the 1 gr. ]
.Moin, 1-5 gr. ) [Phosphorus. MOi
late Dr. Fother-
I .

( Strychnina, 1-60 gr. ) gill in his article on ".-Atonic Dyspepsia." Useful in sexual debility. I

.-\ tonic laxative granule, prescribed for ANTI-MALARIAL (See QUININE COMPOUND) DIGITALIN, f

chronic constipation where a painless

peristaltic action is desired. Especially APHRODISIAC (See DAMIANA AND PHOS- DINNER (Lady Webster).
PHORUS COMPOUND).
useful in the treatment of the aged. I Pulv. .Aloes Soc, - '-

ALOIN, STRYCHNINE AND BELLADONNA. ARSENIOUS ACID, MOO. 1-60. 1-30 and 1-20 gr. \ Pulv. Mastiches, 1-2 :
\

f Aloin, 1-5 gr.] [Pulv. Rosse Gallics. 1--
i
One or two pills taken slioij b^ tMn
Strychnina, 1-60 gr. ASAFETIDA COMP.. B. P., 5 grs.
\
\ ATROPINE, 1-200 and 1-100 gr. a meal will usually produce |ic n"

[Ext. Belladonnae, 1-8 gr. J BLENNOSTASINE, evacuation. i
granule, prescribed
A tonic laxative An invaluable remedy 1 . 2. 3 and 5 grs
common colds. In hay
where a painless peristaltic action is in influenza and ECLECTIC OR PODOPHYLLIN.
most as a specific. fever it acts al-
required.

ALOIN, STRYCH. AND BELLADONNA COMP. Res. Podophylli.

.Moin, 1-5 gr. BLUE MASS, B. P., 1 , 2, 3 and 5 grs. [ aa, 1-16;.
1-60 gr, 1-32 .
[ Res. Leptand.,
\ Res. Juglandis,
J Strychnina,
Res. Cimicif.,
1 F-xt. Belladonna", 1-8 gr. BLUE MASS, COLOCYNTH AND HYOSCYAMUS. [Ol. Capsici.

[Ext. Rhamni Purshians, 1-2 gr. Massa Hydrarg., 1 gr. EMMENAGOGUE.
E.xt. Hyoscy.. 1 gr.
.A laxative in habitual constipation. Ext. Colocynth. Co., 3 grs. r Ergotiu.
Ext. Helleb. Nig.,
Dose, 1 pill, repeated three times a day
\ Ferri Sulph. Exsic,
if necessary. MO,CALCIUM SULPHIDE, Pulv. .Aloes See,

ALOIN, STRYCH., BELLADONNA AND IPECAC. 1-4, 1-2 and 1 gr. [Ol. Sabinse, 1 i'
1 1.
Aloin, 1-4 gr. CALOMEL, 1-20, 1-10, 1-4, 1-2.1, 2, 3 and 5 grs.
f Strychnina. 1-60 gr. 1-1 !
gr.
) 1-8 gr. CALOMEL, COLOCYNTH AND HYOSCYAMUS. EMMENAGOGUE (Mutter),
1-16 la.x'ative;
1 Ext. Bellad., tonic Hyd. Subchlor.. 1 gr. Ferri Sulph. Exsic, 1 1-2
[Pulv. Ipecac. Iv.xt Coloc. Co., ]
.A prompt and efficient Ext. Hyoscy., f
does not gripe. 3 grs. \
Tercbinthina,
1 gr. J
1

L .\loes Soc.

THE READY SOLUBILITY of " IVlcK. & R." Pills is easily proved by placing a quinine pill on the tongue and noticing W

rapid dissolution of the gelatine

Complete list of formulas on application

In ordering be careful to specify " McK. & R."

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SUPPLEMENT TO THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, JANUARY 31, 1914

NOTE CHANCES AND ADDITIONS TO THE LIST

I

&*VlcK. R." eapsule^ Pills

cc ding to. Formulas of the British Pharmacopcxia and other Standard Authorities

2, 3 and 5 grs. OPIUM POWD., 1 gr. QUININE AND STRYCHNINE. >

put contains the active priucitlcs PEPSIN, PURE, CONCENTRATED, 1 gr. ) Ouininae Sulphas, 1 gr. (
„„ rains Ergot of Rye, or 30 niiniiiis (Strychnina, -^1-60 gr.
llie >uid or fluid Extract. Kach i)ill equal in digestive properties Dose, 1 or 2 pills.
to 5 grs. SaccharateJ Pepsni.
2 and 3 grs.
PHOSPHORUS, 1-100, 1-50 and 1-30 gr. QUININE VALERIANATES, 1-2, 1, 2, and 3 grs.
Mir
Contains the full amount of I'hos- In di-liilily, attundej with nervous dis-
MIf OMP.
ordir, 1 or 2 ]iills may be given, two or

1 gr. phorus in unoxidized form. three times a day.

1-4 gr. PHOSPHORUS AND IRON. RHUBARB COMP., B. P. 5 grs.
gr.
hei, 1 gr. Phosphor. Pur.. 1-50 gr. I RHUBARB COMP. AND BLUE MASS, 5 grs.
gr- 2 grs.
I iicis Vom., 1-8 j ) Pil. Rhei Comp., 3 grs. (
ii joscyami,
1 ( Perrum Reduct.,
l^,S(B:aud)
grs. PHOSPHORUS, IRON AND QUININE. [ Pil. llydrarg., 2 grs. j

S (Blaud) grs. Phosphnr. Pur.. 1-100 gr.] SALYCILIC ACID, 2 and 5 grs.
1 gr. j-
nilphas, f 1 gr. J GTROPHANTHUS AND IRON.
ii Carb.,
-] ! crri fail). ( \'allet), Pulv. .Sein. .Strophanthi,

(_yuinin;e Sulph., (

PHOSPHORUS AND NUX VOMICA. 1-4 gr. 1

1, 2 and 3 grs I l-'erri Sulph., 1 1-2 grs. j-

Phosphor. Pur., 1-50 gr. | [ Potassii Carb., 1 1-2 grs. J
1-4 gr. J
Quinine Bisiilphonate.) ( This pill represents Blaud's formula in

•ht in malarial fevers, an.-eniia. ( Ext. jMucis Vom.,
and as an intestinal disinfect-
PHOSPHORUS, NUX VOMICA AND IRON. combination with strophanthus, and may
I'd with much success in the
of enlarged glands of the neck be given where a ferruginous heart tonic
sducing adenoid growths.
f Phosphor. Pur., 1-50 gr.] is indicated. Dose, 1 or 2 pills.
m 1 gr. - lixt. Nucis \'om., 1-4 gr. -
[perri Carb., 1 gr. J STRYCHNINE, 1-200. 1-100, 1-60, 1-50,

PHOSPHORUS AND QUININE. 1-40, 1-30 and 1-20 gr.
Dose, according to case, from 1-200 to
SSUTE, 1-8 gr. Phosphor. Pur.. 1-50 gr. ) 1-20 gr.
1 gr.J
I STRYCHNINE SULPHATE, 1-200, 1-100, 1-60,
5 grs.
[ Ouinina; Sulph.,

arInate, B. p. PHOSPHORUS, QUININE, IRON AND STRYCH.

Y (i)ROGEN, 21 , and 4 grs. C Phosphorus. 1-50 gr. 1-50, 1-40 and 1-30 gr.
j Ferruni Reduct., ] Dose, 1-200 tu 1-30 gram at bed time.
iOlj, (Blancard)
1 cr. Ouinina; Sulphas, 2 grs. L THYMOL (Thymic Acid)
1-2 gr. I 2 1-2 grs.

ND JIMNE CITRATE, 2 grs. [Strychnina, 1-60 gr. J Used in cases of typhoid fever, pneu-
monia and pleurisy, and also as a taeni-
)uInE AND STRYCHNINE, PHOSPHORUS AND VALER. ZINC,

m Reductum. fuge. Dose, two 2 1-2 gr. pills every six

ii:c Sulph., aa, 1 gr j Phosjibor. Pur., 1-50 gr. ( hours.
1-60 gr ( Zinci \'aler., 1 gr.J
liniiia, TONIC (Dr. Aiken)

iVliEGETABLE (Improved Cathartic) PODOPHYLLIN, 1-8, 1-4 and 1-2 gr. f Ouinina; Sulph., 1 gr.^

\ ""odoph., PODOPHYLLIN COMP. J Acid. Arseniosum, 1-50 gr.
'.xl lyoscy., 1 Ferrum Reductum, 2-3 gr.
[Res. Podoph.. 1-3 gr. 1
i'.xirarax., i Ext. Coloc. Co., [Strychnina, 1-50 gr.
l_Ext. Hyoscy., 2 grs. J
Ii: Coloc. Co. pulv.,
fajc pulv., , 1-4 gr. \ .\ valuable general tonic. Dose, 1 pill
Kcj'.eptand., 1 gr.
Oh enth. Pip., 1 gr. three times a day.
'^'is no mercury , 1-2 gr.
PODOPHYLLIN COMP. (Dr. Janeway) TONIC-LAXATIVE ( 1- othergiU)
i ';oiiibination. An excellent
f Res. Podophylli, 1-2 gr. f Ouinins Sulph., 2-3 gr.
.\loe Soc, 1 gr.
Strychnina, 1-30 gr.
i aa, 1-4 gr.
1
E.xt. Bellad.,
1 Eerrum Reduct.,
I E.xt. Nucis \'omic3e,
.NI'BINOXIDE, [Ext. Bellad., aa, 1-4 gr.
I
2 grs. TRIPLEX.
Dose, 1 or 2 pills. ( Ext. Aloes,
Res. Podophylli,
JRimiODlOE, 1-16 gr. QUININE B:iOMIDE(Hydrobromate) 1,2,3 grs. 2 grs.
1-4 gr.
JR 'ROTO-IODIDE, 1-20, 1-16,1-8,1-4 gr Unites the alterative effects of bromine

i.,>tain this salt absolutely pure. with the tonic properties of quinine. [Massa Hydrarg., 1 gr.
1 lation of the stomach so fre- Dose, 1 to 3 grs.
tljaused by the ordinary salt is no X'aluable where a cathartic is required

>t jue to impurity, such as red QUININE MURIATE, 1 , 2 and 3 grs. with a peculiar action on the liver. Dose,
^
1 to 3 pills.
le.lid is not observed in the use of
QUININE AND CAPSICUM. VALERIANATES QUININE, IRON AND STRYCH.

l'i!>iodide. j Ouinina; Sulph., 2 grs. Ouin. \'al., 1 gr.

JRIVITH CHALK, No. 1 (Hutchinson) / Pulv. Capsici, 1-2 gr. f 1-60 gr.
gr. J
fj' arg. cum creta, gr. Capsicum is said to assist the action of Strych. Val., _1
) Dose,
•-1 ect. Rosse, \

[Ferri \'al.,

1 quinine. Dose, 1 to 3 pills. Useful in nervous debility.

1

q. s. J pill three times a day.

^B|ViTH CHALK, No. 2 (Hutchinson) QUININE BI-SULPHATE, 1-4,1-2,1,2,3,4,5 grs. WARBURG TINCTURE.
Each iiill represents 1 fluid drachm of
arg. cum creta. 1 gr ni-Sulphate of Quinine is much more

•iripulv. 1 gr. soluble than the sulphate, the latter re- the tincture.
(piiring seven hundred parts of water to
i-- Centianae, q. s. ^ WARBURG TINCTURE WITHOUT ALOES.
dissolve it. while the 1!PSULPII.\TE
NITH CHALK, No. 3 (Hutchinson) Each pill represents 1 fluid drachm of
DISSOLX'ES IN TEN PARTS.
arg. cum creta,
1 gr. "I QUININE COMP. (Anti-Malarial) the tincture.

; Nucis Vom., ].4 gr. I WARBURG TINCTURE WITHOUT ALOES.

:':um Reductum, 2 grs. [ Ouininje Sulph.. aa, 1 gr. Each pill represents 2 fluid drachms of
( Cinchonid. Sulph., 1-40 gr.
t-j Gcntian:e, q. s. J
I aa, 1-8 gr.
'"I reparation of mercury is the one 1-4 gr. J the tincture.
J Acid. Arsenics.,
^'11 by Dr. Jonathan Hutchinson. .\cid. Carbolic, prescribed in ZINC PHOSPHIDE AND EXT. NUX VOMICA.

^1 MURIATE, 1-8 and 1-4 ar. i (Zinci Phosphidum, 1-10 gr.

''|CERIN, Menthol, (Ext. Nucis \'omicae. 1-4 gr.J

1-100 and 1-50 gr. I the Tonic. Useful in palsy, neuralgia and

Capsici pulv.,

(

This pill is largely

I ' CANiPHOR. most severe malarial districts of America, chronic constipation, also in brain dis-
'

. 1 gr. Camphlorje, 2 grs. with remarkable results. eases. Dose, 1 to 3 pills.
1 pill. [
QUININE SULPHATE, 1-4, 1-2, 1,2, 3,4, 5 gps. ZINC VALERIANATES, 1 and 2 grs.

Combinations of 3,000 or more Pills made or Capsuled to order for Hospitals and large consumers at special quotations

Address: McKESSON & ROBBINS, 91 Fulton Street, New York, U. S. A.

& R. Capsuled Pills are prepared expressly for the use of Physicians and Surgeons and to be dispensed in Prescriptions

In ordering be careful to specify "McK. &R."

SUPPLEMENT TO THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, JANUARY 31, 1914

(TRADE MARK KKGISTERED)

THE OXYGEN TOOTH POWDER

Late studies of the causes which produce decay

of the teeth show that beside the fermentative action

of bacteria producing acids, which eat their way into

the tooth, causing cavities in the tooth substance, it is

necessary for the production of caries or decay of the

teeth for the bacteria of decay to become fixed upon,

or attached to, the surface of the tooth, in order to be

able to carry on the destructive work. The necessary

fixation of the bacteria of tooth decay is accomplished

by the property which they possess of surrounding

themselves with an adhesive gelatinous substance,

which glues them to the enamel in protected places,

forming what are known as gelatinous plaques. It

has been found by experimental study that the most

active solvent for the gelatinous plaque is lime water,

or milk of lime, to which hydrogen peroxide has been

added. This combination of milk of lime and hydrogen

peroxide is spontaneously generated whenever

CALOX comes into contact with a decay producing

plaque, with the result that the adhesive material, of

which the plaque is composed, is immediately dissolved by the milk

of lime, and is chemically decomposed by the nascent oxygen liberated

at the moment of contact of the CALOX with the plaque of decay.

CALOXHence it is that is a scientifically constructed dentifrice that

is exactly adapted to the conditions which, the most modern views

as to the cause of dental caries have shown, must be met by a

dentifrice for the successful home treatment of this universal disorder.

Price of Calox to the trade, 9 6 per dozen
Sold on the P. A. T. A. Plan

BRITISH DEPOT ^
&G. B. Kent Sons, Ltd., 75 Farringdon Road, London, E. C.

Manufacturers and Agents for America and Great Britain, McKESSON & ROBBINS, New York, U. S. A.

Canadian Depot, National Drug and Chemical Co. af Canada, Ltd., Montreal

Supplement to the Chemist and Druggist, January 31st, 1914.

INNER, MOND S Co. LIMITED,

NORTHWICH, CHESHIRE.

. . . Crescent Bratib , » ,

PURE SUBSTITUTE

Fir Chalk, Whiting, Limestone, Marble, &c.

wgly ur^e all Mineral Water Manufacturers not now using Bicarbonate of
% before committing themselves to Whiting for the coming Season, to try
a 2-cwt Bag of our Bicarbonate of Soda, which we shall be pleased

to send carriage forward on receipt of Postal Order for 8s.

VI ineral -Water

IICARBONATE

SPECIALLY MADE FOR THE PRODUCTION OF

CARBONIC ACID GAS FOR AERATED WATERS.

ADVANTAGES

^eration of Plant necessary. The same quantity of Sulphuric

a Economy of Time and Acid will yield TWICE THE

Ibour is effected. AMOUNT of Carbonic Acid

S! Cleanliness in Manu- Gas.

f cturing is ensured. There is NO SEDIMENT in the

jame Generator will yield Residual Liquors, and conse-

'^REE TIMES the amount quently no Mud to deal with.

0 Carbonic Acid Gas per A Marketable Bye-Product (Glau-

^'arge. ber Salts) can, if desired, be
obtained.

First-class Waters are produced.

IPLEA3B TUEN OVEH

Supplement to the Chemist and Druggist, January 31st, 1914.

BRUNNER, MONO & CO. LIMITED, NORTI|^

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING

Bicarbonate of Soda in making Mineral %[

PRODUCTION OF CARBONIC ACID GAS.

PROPORTIONS TO BE USED:

1 Cwt. Bicarbonate.

Minimum quantity of Water: 17 to 20 Gallons.

3| Gallons (say 68 lbs.) Sulphuric Acid of 167 Twaddell.

These quantities give about 58 lbs. Pure Carbonic Acid Gas.

THE METHOD OF CHARGING the Generator, and of running in

exactly the same as when Whiting, Chalk, &c., are used ; no agitation is requirec[

the very end of the charge. About 60 % more bottles (or half as many again) will

than with the same weight of Whiting.

A Generator capable of holding 1 cwt. of Whiting, 36 gallons of Water and
I

(1 cwt.) of Acid can be charged with 2 cwts. of Bicarb., .S4 gallons of Water andt

(li cwt.) of Acid. This will yield Three Times as much Carbonic fiam

as is given by the Whiting process, and consequently three times as many bottles pfjcH

an immense advantage where space is limited and when business is brisk.

It will be seen from the proportions given above that only about two-fifths ^
and two-thirds of Bicarbonate (weight for weight, as compared with Whiting) are
produce the same amount of Carbonic Acid Gas.

The proportion of Water can be varied according to circumstances. Withf
proportions the liquor from the Generator (which liquor is always perfectly cle;

from sediment) will, if run into tubs or into crystallising pans, crystallise in aboutiwoMj

at ordinary temperatures. The Crystals obtained are Glauber Salts, a readily saleaef^

in place of the mud from Whiting, so disagreeable to handle and so difficult to get U '
When the minimum quantity of Water is used, the liquor should not be allow i

in the Generator after work is finished, or the Glauber Salts will crystallise in it

hmdelay by having to be dissolved out with water, or otherwise removed, before a fw

can be inserted. If it is not wished to recover the Glauber Salts, fill up the Genc.t
water after the charge is worked off, or work with more water in the original charg

If the residual liquors are disposed of by pouring them down a drain, it is adM
to dilute them with water, or to pour water down the drain, either at the san '

or immediately after, the liquors, in order to prevent a possible blockage of the|ral
by crystallisation.

Mineral Water Manufacturers who use the above process might, with advai
their Glauber Salts to the firms who supply them with their Acid.

BRUNNER, MOND S CO. LIMIT

Northwich, England.

1

CHEMISTS ARE INVITE
TO GIVE THESE FILTERING PAPERS A TRIAL.

THIS IS A SAMPLE OF THE BEST SEIDLITZ BLUE MANUFACTURED, AND A

PERFECTLY FAST, SELF-COLOURED PAPER, UNAFFECTED BY ACIDS, STRONG AND
J

RELIABLE. nSTOCKED IN DEMY 13, 15, «7, & nibs. (This Sample is i-lbs.)

mdboar SundriesnxAn or SMiontr for 633 Mill Self, Bkt see ihd R«^m Wropptrs bt^r the Mil! Lak(.

CHEMISTS ARE INVITE

TO GIVE THESE FILTERING PAPERS A TRIAL.

THIS IS A SAMPLE OF THE BEST SEIDLITZ BLUE MANUFACTURED, AND A

PERFECTLY FAST, SELF-COLOURED PAPER, UNAFFECTED BY ACIDS, STRONG AND

RELIABLE. STOCKED IN DEMY 13, &15, 17, 23 arlbs. (This Sample is i7!bs.)

^*iio«r Sundritsmm or Stationer for 633 Mill Stlf Btat und see thai R«»m Wrappers hmr ift€ Milt Lals<(,

.THE "GEI

GREP

Sold] ill Rolls (perforated) and Packets (wire-looped).

A splendid and remunerative line.

Made by special process and recommended by the Medical

profession.

Packets and Rolls wei^h about 7-oz., but bulk like

ordinary i2~oz. Rolls.

NOTE GIVING
UaHTNESS
VAL0E IN
IN PAPER
SPINDLE,
INSTEAD OF
CARDBOARD,

FACSIMILE OF LABEL.

To sell retail at 3|d. per roll

in all the principal ports of the United Kingdom,

to 6e had of all Wholesale Houses, or where not obtainable, write and
give name of your usual wholesale supplier to-—

1;
,

OTTO ROSeWSTIEL, •
.

4, CHARLES STREET, HATTON GARDEN,

Tekgr^hic ladress--" GLASTOS, SMITH, LONDON."

i

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omvio

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Supplement to The Chemist and Druggist, January 31st, 1914.

COnriERCIAL

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148 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST January 31. 19U

largely increased Production and Sale. Special Terms to large Shippers.

PRECIPITATED CHALK
CRBTA PR^CIPITATA (Calc. Carb. Prsecip. Leviss.)

FINEST, LIGHTEST, EYery particle is piaM

and through a mesh of
PUREST
IN THE MARKET. 40,000

to the square loci

NICHOLS CHEMICAL CO., Ltd., Nr. ACCRINGTOn!

COBLENTZ,VIRGILCeriificateftfajaljfsjsfr^ A.M., Ph.G., Ph.D., F.C.S.,

Profeusor ef Theory and Practice of Pharmacy, Director of the Pharmaceutical Laboratory, New forli College of Pharmacg.

• The sample of Precipitated Chalk, G. W. N. Brand, which was submitted for my examination, 1 found to fulfil all tfat

requirements of the United States Pharmacopoeia as regards tests of purity. The sample is remarliably pure and free from the
Signed. V. COBLENTZ, Ph.D.
tisual impurities found in Precipitated Chalk.

STEVENSON &H.London Agents:
E. CO., 122 Great Suffolk Street, S.E,

Paris Agent. New York Agents.

L. WEILER. 2 Rue Theophile Roussel, I2e. P. E, ANDERSON & CO., 99 John Street, New York.

SAHi AIVUVEONIAC Ax>x>ly dli?ec4:. (1)

STEVENS' CONSUMPTION CURE

M^nppiies of the above can always be obtained from the principal wholesale houses, sizes and price*

fellows :

To the Trade. Advertised Seriinif Price.

2 oz. . - - 3/6 - 4/6

6 oz. ; . 8/6 . 11/-

Cfaemists are only supplied on the distinct understanding that STEVENS' CONSUMPTION CL'KB

will BOt be sold for less than the advertised prir^^^s

Sole Proprietors ana thet'r only Aeldress—

C. H. STEVENS, Ltd., Wimbledon, LONDON, S.W.

Chlorate of Potash i

Schmitf&Wildenhayn, Chlorate of Soda

DARMSTADT, Germany. Chlorate of Baryum |

Headquarters for all European Pharmaceutical Crude Perchlorate of Potash |
Drugs, Kitchen Herbs, etc. ; also Importers of
Colonial and Exotic Drugs (Jaborandi Leaves, Perc hlorate of Am monia

Manaca Root, Gum Chicle, etc.)

PURE Cliemicals, Dressed Drugs, Piiarmaceuticai Selling Agents: CHAS. MANGOLD & CO., LONDON

and Alcolioiio Preparations, Metliylaled Spirit. 9 IMINCiNG LANE.

Special for the TROPICS All Correspondence promptly SOCiiTi D'ELEOTRO-CHIMIE, PARIS,
; and courteously attended to.
ANT EXTERIVIINATORS. 2 RUE BLANCHE.

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CoioQics, Foreign Gove nments, and Principal
I
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Id

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DRUGS & CHEMICALS

GALENICALS,

TINCTURES AND FLUID EXTRACTS IN BOND,
COUNTER SPECIALTIES - PACKED GOODS.

SPECIALITIES

Extract ol Mall and Cod Liver Oil

8 oz. Glass Jars in Cartons, 5/6 dozen ; without Cartons, 4/9 dozen. <

16 oz. „ „„ 9/6 ,, 8/6 „ (

21b. „ „ „ 15/6 „ „ 14/6 „

This article is put up in attractive Cartons, with labels to match,

in Amber Glass Jars with Patent Covers.

QUANTITIES OF 3 DOZ. PRINTED WITH CHEMIST'S OWN NAMEo

1 Gross Lots 6d. doz. less.

Gesoline Jelly (Curling)

This article is a pleasantly flavoured preparation of Petroleum, which article has recently been
pronounced by the IMedical Profession to be one of the most eSective medicines for administration

in all cases of Constipation.

Being in the form of a Jellv it is easy to take, and the taste of the Petroleum is disguised with suitable
flavouring agents, making it a medicine especially suitable for children.

—Price 2 oz. pots 4/3 per lb.

4 oz. „ 3/9 „
8 oz. 36

1 lb. 3/3

In bulk, 3/- per lb.

150 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST Jaxuary 31, 19U

PRECIPITATED CHALK

(Creta Prsecip.)

&ALL GRADES FROM THE LIGHTEST TO THE PUREST WHITEST DENSL

1

APPLY TO

AUG. LEVERMORE & CO. Ltd.

8-10 GREAT ST. HELENS, LONDON, E.G.

Telegrams: " Leuennore, Led, London." ABC Codes used. Telephone: 4613 Central.

{5th Edition.)

SPECIAL TERMS to LARGE BUYERS

Prepared Chalk in Cones and Powder, French, Tailors' and Billiard Chalks, also
Crayons of all descriptions.

&Wilcox, lozeau Co.

49 HAYMARKET, .

'"^''^_
S. I
LONDON, W.I

GER1.AKD 2521.

|

Importers of all kinds of

FOREIGN PROPRIETARY MEDICINES

and many kinds of PERFUMERY,

^ Whenever in doubt where to obtain any new or out-of-the-

COway article write to WILCOX, JOZEAU &

SHIPPERS ARE INVITED TO WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS,

Price List of Foreign Medicines on application.

Wilcox, JOZEAU & Co., 49 Haymarket, London, S.W\

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THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST 151
r.lXUARY 31, 1914

Season— 1914.

COD LIVER OIL
GUARANTEED GENUINE.
Manufacturers :

BRODR. AARS>ETHER, Aalesund, Norway.

Wholesale only. No Retail Orders Executed.

&Agents : FREUDENTHEIL CO., 21 Mincing Lane, LONDON, E.C.

Telegraphic Address ; " Freudenrcf." Codes used : A B 4th & 5th Editions. Tel. 12513 Central.

Offices and Warehouse ALFEED WHITE & SONS, Works and Wbarf:

23-31 ALLEN STREET, Established 1775. YIEWSLEY
GOSWBLL ROAD. CHEMICAL AVORKS,
LONDON, E.G. &Manufacturing Export Chemists.
WEST DRAYTON, MIDDX.

Telephone: 1315 Holborn. Telegpams : "Ether Methylated London."

ACIDS Pure and Commercial. LIQ. AMMONIAS Pare ami Commercial.
/ETHERS—2Iade from Duty Paid and Methylated Spirit. SOLDERING FLUIDS.

ANTIM. CROCUS. SPIRIT. /ETHER. NIT. P.B. and P.L.

BISMUTH SALTS—carb. free Nitrates. SPIRIT. AMMON. AROM. P.B. and P.L.

and Preparations of

ALUM, ANIMAL CHARCOAL, ANTIMONY, BARYTA, IRON, STRONTIA, ZINC, &c.

PRICE LISTS FREE ON APPLICATION.

Why it pays

ScoIT'S to sell SCOTT^S.
SCOTT'S Emulsion re-
flects credit on the
seller and gives satis-

faction to the buyer.
EMULSION It bears a good protec-
ted profit, yet is adver-
tised all over the
United Kingdom.
It is the only emulsion

PROTECTED QUICKPROFIT. with a 37 years' repu-
tation for value and

SALES-NO BAD STOCK. quality.
It sells quickly on

REPEAT ORDERS AND sight—involving little
trouble and no losses.
It is one of the few
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS advertised products,
costly to manufacture,
Never was SCOTT'S Emulsion more widely advertised than that yields fair remu-
at the present moment. The opportunity, to secure a fair neration to the retailer.
share of the season's demand for this preparation, is one
that few enterprising pharmacists can afford to neglect. Therefore, to sell

&SCOTT BOWNE, Ltd., 10-11, Stonecutter St., SCOTT'S not only

LONDON, E.C. pays, but encourages
the principles of fair
trade and good pro-
tected profits.

_

152 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST January 31. 19U

PARIS EXHIBITION. 1889

MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL JURY.

OUTSIDE COMPETITION.

Jervell's Cod Liver Oil

(NEW SEASON'S)

is the leading Brando

Made at the LOFOTEN FACTORIES OF JERVELL & CO., Ltd., AALESUND, NORWAY.

WE ARE NOW BOOKING ORDERS.

WHOLESALE ONLY.

SOLE AGENTS W. CHARITY & SONS, Telegrams :

— —for the 14 HARP LANE, LONDON, E.C. *' CHARITY
LONDON."
United Kingdom

COD LIVER OIL

PER MOYSTAD'S BRAND. FINEST NORWEGIAN.

Manufactured at Lofoten, Norway.

SUPPLIED IN BULK ONLY FOR WHOLESALE AND EXPORT.

tMOllERPp^ TARA NGuaranteed to be Pure Lofoten Cod Liver Oil in-Congealingr, and to comply

' in every respect with the requirements of the B.P

Standard Quality. SAMPLES AND PRICES ON APPLICATION.

Sole Consignees : PETER MOLLER, Ltd., 18 High Holborn, London, W.C

Telephone : Central 9338. ESTABLISHED 1853. Telegrams : "Peteroller London.'

CREMBAS' THE COMPLEXION

* CREAM CREATOR

FOR MAKING

Vanishing Cream, Lanoline Cream. Cold Cream, Massage Cream, Skin Foods, Ointments, and other
popular Specialties by the addition of water and perfume, or other simple ingredients.

A CIRCULAR aiVING FORMULAS WILL BE SENT ON APPLICATION.

SUPPLIED IN I -lb. PACKAGES at 26/- PER DOZEN, SUBJECT.

A sample pound package sent free by post to any part o( the United Kingdom for 2/6. To India and the Colonies, extra postage.

GENERAL AGENTS—

Peter MoUer, Ltd., 18 High Holborn, London, W.C.

Telephone: 9338 CENTRAL. ESTABLISHED 1853. Telegrarns : " PETEROLLER LONDON."

January 31, 1914 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST 153

GERAUDEL'S

PASTILL

The most popular and best selling Pastilles in the World,

Showcards on Application.

"Uhese Pastilles are most delicately and carefully prepared
from 3\Corivegian 'Pine '^ar and afford instant relief to

SORE THROAT, COLDS,

COUGHS, BRONCHIAL

AFFECTIONS, &c.

MINIMUM RETAIL PRICE, Is. l|d. PER BOX.

JECOL

complete treatment for all Liver Disorders.

CHOLAGOGUE. TONIC. DIURETIC. ANTITOXIC.

MINIMUM RETAIL PRICE, 3s. 3d. PER BOX.

GERAUDEL'S PASTILLES & JiCOL
AFFORD VERY REMUNERATIVE

PROFITS TO THE TRADE.

GERAUDEL,Prepared by A. Ste. Menehould, Marne, France.

BOTH THE ABOVE SPECIALTIES MAY BE
OBTAINED THROUGH THE WHOLESALE HOUSES.

KIMPTON &^^en/s .-GILBERT, Co., Monument St., LONDON, E.C.

1

154 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST Jaxuaky 31, 1914

PRECIPITATED CRETA

PRitCIP.

CHALK.Chalk, ' I ^^i^^V^ttV***!::;;^*^ I on t/»e Market.
"Sturge'm f \~~^f^LZi^TI^^TTt'^^^'-:^^" i Lightest

All grades from the LIGHTEST to VERY DEHSE.

MANUFACTURED BY

JOHN & E. STURGE, Ltd., is Wheeleys Lane, BIRMINGHAM.

Agents :

THE NATIONAL ANILINE & CHEMICAL CO., 100 William St., NEW YORK.

ALPtlONSE RUCH, 63 Rue des Archives, PARIS.

Also Manufacturers of—

CITRIC ACID, BICARBONATE OF POTASH, ROCHELLE
SALTS and pulv. SEIDLITZ, FLUID MAGNESIA, and
"CITRATE OF MAGNESIA," and other Effervescent Saline

Preparations.

Telegrams : " Sturgeon Birmingham,"

NEW SEASON'S

LIQ. VIOLi^:

SYR. RHCEADOS

Brilliant in Colour. Perfect Condition.

Enquiries Solicited for Wholesale Quantities.

RAIMES & CO. : YORK.

January 31, 1914 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST 155

The best package of

Extract of Malt

plain or with

Cod Liver Oil

Specially flavoured to disguise taste of oil

—In three sizes | lb., 1 lb., and 2 lb.

FOR PRICES SEE OUR MONTHLY LISTS
Including Giant Dummy and Showcard

Special prices to large Buyers and for Contracts

Evans Sons Lescher & Webb

Limited

&London Liverpool

;

1-56 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST Jaxcaey 31, 19U

SPUN =) OINTMENTS

For Home Trade and for Export

Are manufactured to suit the climate in which they are

to be used.

Are delivered carefully packed in air-tight tins unless

unsuitable or otherwise ordered.

Always arrive in good condition.
Are the lowest priced ointments on the market and

;

FOR QUALITY UNEQUALLED

(SHEN) ^

Lime Cream NEVER TURNS RANCID.
NEVER GETS THICK.

WILL KEEP IN ANY CLIMATE.

3 oz. from 21/- to 24/- 4 oz. 24/- to 30/-
:

6 oz. 30/- to 36/- 8 oz. 40/- to 48/- gross.
:

:: :: A LARGE SELECTION OF LABELS. :: ::

PACKED IN : DOZ. WOODEN OR CORRUGATED OUTERS.

Hair Dyes THE BILTON 3/6 & 6/- doz.
THE CARTOL
IN ALL SHADES. THE RECENT .... 6/- „
.... 10/-

Robert Blackie

Export SHEN WORKS, TOWER BRIDGE ROAD,
Manufacturing Chemist.
LONDON.

I

Jaxtaet 31, 19U THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST 157

Extract of Malt

AND. . ..

Cod Liver Oil.

PREPARED WITH FINEST BRITISH MALT AND
FINEST NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL.

PACKED IN 1-LB. LEVER LID TINS
with Chemist's Own Name Labels.

ALSO

Cod Liver Oil Emulsion
IN 1-lb. BOTTLES.

These packages are eminently

suitable for supply in response
to orders received under the

National Health Insurance Act

PRICES FOR QUANTITY ON APPLICATION.

These are in addition to the packages usually
supplied for retail trade which remain as usual.

ROBERT BLACRIE,

Wholesale and Export Manufacturing Chemist.

Head Office, Mills, emd Laboratory :

SHEN WORKS, TOWER BRIDGE ROAD, LONDON, S.E.

ir 1

1.5S THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST January 31. 1914

YOUR REQUIREMENTS BOOKED for

XTRACT OF MALT
XTRACT MALT OF Finest Quality

OF ITI^b. B WITH COD LIVER OIL

(15 per cent. B.P.C. and N.H.I.)

F REE PACKAGES. 8-oz. Jars Tins
REE SHOWCARDS. 1- lb. per doz. per doz.
REE DELIVERY. 2- lb.
4/- 36
6/- 56
99
10/6

4-lb. 20/6 19

Minimum, 3 dozen.

PACKED IN PATENT JARS OR SOLDERED TINS.
—A Sheffield Dispensing OWN NAME ON LABEL,

Chemist writes ; "People ~t
speak well of your Malt
and Oil. They like the

flavour."

—A Stockport Pharmacist

writes: "Very well satis-
fied with what you sent
last week. Let this lot
be the same."

Have you ordered your Manufacturing Chemists,

Lung Tonic yet 7 THE BRIDGE STREET, DERBY.

Dr. Charles Rooke's

World-Famous Remedies

are extensively advertised, sliow good profit, and
give entire satisfaction to seller and purchaser.

Count&B' Bills sent Carriage Paid to ail Applicants.

Face Pr tected Mln mum Face Protected Minimum
Value. Retail Value. Retail Wtiolesali
Pr cc. Wholesale Price.
1/H Price. 2/6 11- Price.
4/6
2/9 Dr. Rooke's Solar Eiix ir ... 1/- •• . 10/- 9/- Dr. Rooke's Cod Liver Oil .. 3/9 20-
4/6 71-
11/- Dr. Rooke's Oriental F ills ... 2/6 .. . 25/- 1/U ... 1/- 37/6
Dr. Rooke's Golden Ointment 2/f 2/3 70/-
1/H Dr. Rooke's Rheumatic LIxile 4 - .. . 40/- ... 41- 10/-
4/6 ...
2/9 10 - .. . 100/- 1/- Crosby's Cough Elixir 1/- 226
4/6 2/6 40-
i/ii V- 10/- 1/6 ... 1/-
2/9 25/- 86
2,6 ... . 40/- 1/U ... 13'-
2/9 4/- .. .
.. . 2/9 Salvine 10/-

1/- .. . 10/- 1/U Ki'e-Ozone 25/-
.. . 25/- 10/-
26 Embrocon 25/-
...
1/- • . 10/- ...

2/6 .. 25/- 2/9 ... 2/6

£5 orders, 5%, £tO orders and upwards, 10' Carriage paida

NOTE change of Address:

Dr. CHARLES ROOKE, Ltd., 27 Chancery Lane, London, W.C.

Sole Wholesale Distributing Agents; Messrs. BOTLEB & CRISPE, 82 Clerkenwell Road, London, E.C.

January 31, 19U -,

THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST

Marti ndale's Praescripta

Are extensively advertised to the Profession, hence when a
physician orders ' Martindale's' or ' Martindale ' we look to the

trade to support us as far as practicable by supplying only

Martindale's Original Packages

A Complete Price List of these goods (including hundreds of

other items in demand in Scientific Pharmacy) will, with

pleasure, be forwarded on receipt of trade card.

An abbreviated list of Martindale's Special Preparations is to

be found in the Sundries Houses' Lists, e.g. those of

Messrs. Barclay &. Son. Messrs. May, Roberts.

&„ Butler Crispe. „ Newbery & Son.
Edwards & Co.
„ Sangers.

In live demand at the moment are :

W4 Allyl Sulphide Capsules Glycerole Glycerophcs. Co. Pheno/oid Disinfectant ^11
Arayl Nitrite Capsules Haemoglobin Capsules
Anti-asthmatic Tablets Piperaz Comps. m
Aperfine " Hindu Dates "
Arsenic and Iron Sterules Polyglandolin Tabs.
Bismuth and Pancreatin Inhalers, " Portable, " &c. " Pura " Soap
Bismuth-Salol Pills Iodine Sterilising Capsules
Brain Extract, Fresh Resorcin Hair Lotion
Bromoprotein lodoprotein " Sedeff "
Catha Cocoa Milk lodo-Tannic Syrup
Catha Milk and Glyceroph. lohydrin Sensitized Vaccines
Catha and Phenolphthalein " Solubes "
Cavendish Water Lecithin Elixir
CoIIapsubes of Ointments Lecithin Emulsion Santalol, Capsules
Lecithin Powder
Compound Asthma Fluid Lithium Hippurate Effervescent "
Digestive Dinner Tablets Stearettes
and *' Vescettes ''
Digitalis, Chemico-Physiol. Liq. Pepsin et Caffein ' Steriloid " Dressings
Tested " Sterules "(for Hypodermic and
Liquor Santal cum Kava
Dressings, Sterilised Ophthalmic use)
Effervescent Preparations Lithion
Lysoform Preparatisns Syr. Glyceroph. c. Formatibus.
Elixir & Emulsion of Lecithin Tablets, Chocolate and Com-
Magnesia Cream
Elixir Ero-ot c. Ferro pressed, in large variety
Elixir Haemoglobin with Maltolivine
Marrubin Thorium Compounds
Lecithin Mannitol Tablets
Emetine Sterules Thyraaglycin
Erythrol Nit. Tabellae " Methysal " Balm Thyroid Preps., " Standardised "
Ethyl Iodide Capsules Milk and Glycerophosph.
Faexin Moss, Compressed "Trilactine " in various forms
Formosyl Preps.
Glycaphorm Nebulae '*
Nitroglycerin Tabellae
Ovules **TyIcalsin
Ozonic Inhalers " Tyllithin "
Petroleum Emulsion with Hypo-
" Tylmarin "
phosphites
Ung, Rusci Corap.

Ung. lodi Intinctum

Ung. Thorii Oleas
Vaccines, Wimpole Institute
** Vescettes "
Vesalvine " S "

W.MARTIKDAL&—-"^ Mani facturing Chemist,
10 New Cavendish ST,
L O N DON . W.

160 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST January 31, 1914

EMETINE HYDROCHLORID. (Whiffens) The New Remedy in Amoebic Disease.—VideBnds)
Medical Journal, Aug. 24, 1912, pp. -JOj-iOfj. ' '

EMETINE HYDROBROMID. (Whiffen s) Emetine for Haemoptysis : Vide Press WdicaU
Pans, Septemb.-r 24.—"The result is su--
For Hypodermic Injection. prising. hsBmorrhage from the
lunc ceiuiin\.
at o""n"cfe "— Prof. C. FLA^DI.^ *"

Maybe obtained by ordering Whiffen's Brand, from all Chemists and Wholesale Erug Houses in the United Kingdom and Abroad

WHIFFEN & SONS, LIMITED. BATTERSEA, LONDON, S.W. Telephone—254 and 235 BATTERSEA.

SMITH &B. A. CO., 4 CHURCH ROW, ALDGATE, LONDON, E.(

(HENRY BOYCE, Manager), AGENTS FOR

JOH. DIEDR. BIEBER, HAMBURG:

Tinctures, Ethers, Liniments, and Spirituous Extracts, Sc., prepared with purest Spirit, and from best quality of raw Drugs, In aceoMai
with requirements of British and other Pharmacopoeias, Iodoform (absolute). Iodine Resublimed, Potassium Iodide, Sodium Iodide, all P
parations of Bromine, Santonin (from Turkestan factory), Cocoa Butter, Castor Oil, Chloroiorm, Cod Liver Oil, Resina Jalapa;, Resina Scamnool

r>\ Finest Pure Medicinal . iVy^VnrFlIJ fLifl HW/IILTIlD. AhJfIlLm
Lofoten IMon-Congrealingr
^1
WHITESole J^ents for United K/nj?Jom—SPARKS, & CO., LTD-
;
LONDON—Albion Mills, Tenter St. East. MANCHESTER—2 South King St. GLASGOW—13 Sutherland St., HlllhMd.
MiBS.t 1

191S

ALL Proprietaries 'Sterlind Brana

Jcc Pages Vi8 & ZS^in The Chemist&'Dniggist Diary ljH>. STRATFORD, LONDON, E.

FINE CHEMICALS for Scientific pur- GRAND PRIZE, LONDON, 1909^
GOLD MEDAL, ST. LOUIS, 1904.
poses and for College an(J Technical
Acids, Hydrochloric, Nitric,
Institute Laboratories,
Phosphoric, Sulphuric
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMICALS of PURE & TECHNICAL.

StandariJ Quality for Manufacturing and CHEMICALS

Dispensing. FOR

PHOTOGRAPHIC CHEMICALS in HORTICULTURAL

bulk or ready Packed for Retailing. AND

RADIUM and RADIO-ACTIVE AGRICULTURAL

MINERALS. PURPOSES, &c.

MINERAL and GEOLOGICAL Bismuths, Mercurials,
SPECIMENS and SETS.

TECHNICAL CHEMICALS for Glass,

China, Enamel, Varnish, and other
manufacturing purposes.

AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS, Per*

tilizers, etc.

Contractors to H.M. Government.

Price Lists sent free on Appllcatloa.

Hypophosphites, Ethers

HARRINGTON BROS., LTD., &and all Technical Special Chemicals.

Manufacturing Chemists,

4 OLIVER'S YARD, CITY ROAD, OUR SOL ' MAGNESIA BICARB/ CONTAINS NO ARSEHIC.
{

CTelephone No.:

KlWa10586 CENTRAL.
|l-/W^|lW^|lr^\W^|lW^|J Telegraphic Address." OUR YOURREPUTATION GUARANTEE

"SICCATIVE LONDON.

January 31, 1914 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST 161

HENRY'S

Calcined Ha6NEsia

For HEARTBURN, HEADACHE, GOUT,
BILIOUSNESS, ACIDITY OF THE
STOMACH, TRY

Henry's Calcined Magnesia

EVENUE FREE FROM TASTE, SMELL OR
ROUGHNESS TO THE PALATE.

ADULTS.

A Safe Aperient for the most delicate constitutions

CHILDREN.
May be given to children in early infancy. The addi

tioji of a small quantity of the Magnesia prevents milk
turning sour on the stomach.

HJESSRS. THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, of

Manchester, England, beg to inform
the Trade generally that they continue to
manufacture their old-established "CALCINED
MAGNESIA" ifl the Greatest Chemical Purity, and also
wish to warn Buyers against the numerous
spurious and very inferior imitations offered

in various foreign countries.

For the guidance of the Trade they
submit facsimiles of their Bottle, wrapped
and unwrapped.

THE LABELS CAN BE HAD IN ENGLISH, SPANISH, PORTUGUESE, OR ITALIAN

HENRYSlessrs. will be pleased to hear from Merchants who are suspicious

of any Stock in their possession.

THE MAGNESIA MAY BE HAD THROUGH ALL WHOLESALE HOUSES,

Registered Trade Mark;—"HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA."

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

162 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST January 31, 1914

ENO'S

If

FRUIT.

SALT '

mm,Prepared only by J. G. ENO, Ltd., ' FRUIT SALT ' WORKS, SJ

January 31, 1914 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST 163

VALDA

UP-TO-DATE LABORATORIES and WORKS

13 Hythe Rd., Willesden Junction, London, N.W.

CONSTANTLY NO BAD STOCK.
ALWAYS
ADVERTISED SELLING.
EVERYWHERE.

ASK FOR PARTICULARS OF WINDOW-SHOW—
ALL PARTICIPATE—SMALL AND LARGE BUYERS

'S\:Xr'r. Your VALDA DEVICE IS DRAWING LARGE CROWDS

WHAT THE "CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST" SAYS: "A representative of the -Chemist and
VALDA PASTILLESWWillfl^esjd'en,
""^""''y 'i^'^ 'he opportunity of inspecting the factory of equipped. at 13 Hythe Road.

NN .W.. and was pleased to find how well the factory is It is notable that the choicest

materials are used, that scrupulous care and cleanliness are apparent, and that the machinery employed in the

preparation of the pastilles is perfectly automatic, so ttiat the pastilles are not touched by hand in the process of

manufacture. The whole process from basis-making to packing is conducted on hygienic and scientific lines, so
'VALDAthat the
' pastille is essentially a piece of elegant pharmacy. . . . The process of manufacture is not

wittiout Its secrets, but it is

All Straightforward Pharmacy

MOTTO

—!

164 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST

Largest Sales ! Quickest Turnover

WORTH A GUINEA A BOX.

BEECHAM'S

PILLS BEECHAM'S PILLS
SAINT HELENA"
ALLFor Bilious and Nervous Disorders,

Sick Headache, Constipation, Wind and

Pains in Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Contains 56 Pills.
Disordered Liver, and Female Ailments.

The Sale now EXCEEDS SIX MILLION BOXES per annum.

Druggists will find BEECHAM'S PILLS the MOST SALEABLE Patent Medicine in the Market.

BEECHAM'S COUGH PILLS

STAND UNRIVALLED FOR

Coughs^ Asthma, Bronchial Affections,
Hoarseness, &c. &c.

IN BOXES, Is. lid. AND 2s. 9d. EACH. WITH FULL DIRECTIONS.

Home Retailers of BEECHAM'S PILLS desirous of exhibiting Showcards or Dummies,

and wishful to have a good supply of Handbills various sizes and colours, with name and address at

foot), Oracles, &c., should apply to the Proprietor

THOMAS BEECHAM, ST. HELENS, LANCASHIRE.

ANUARY 31, 1914 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST 165

Winter Line

Sow is the time to stock

6€

Owbridge's

The Original Lung Tonic.

*ro!it 20% to 25%

For £5 cash we send one

gross carriage paid any-

where in United Kingdom.

Showcards, &c., on receipt of Business Card.

W. T. OWBRIDGE, Ltd., The Laboratory, HULL.

166 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST Jaxcaey 31, 19U

PILLS

EVERY KIND OF COATING.

PRIVATE FORMULAE A SPECIALITY.
PREPARED BY QUALIFIED
CHEMISTS.

TABLETS

PLAIN or COATED

CAPSULES.

WE ABE MAKERS TO THE WHOLESALE TRADE, & INVITE YOUR INQOIWES.

BUY FROM SPECIALISTS.

CUSHION SHAPED

LIQUORICE and MENTHOL

PELLETS.

THE OmdlSrAI^ AND THE BEST.

3s. 6d. per lb. Also in Tins at 2/- and 4/- doz.

ERNEST JACKSON & CO., Telegrama :
j

Jackson Crediton.

&Creditor!, Plantain Place, Crosby Row, Borougfh, S.E.

25 per cent. Protected Profit on the following

-a-n^ EXTENSIVELY ADVERTISED

PREPA RA TIONS.

CROLAS OIL (Tasteless Castor Oil).
GLYPHOSPHER (Glycerophos. Comp.)
HIPPOSARGINE ROY (Extract of Meat).

LAOTEOL du Dr. BOUOARD (Lactic Ferment).

lODEOL-Electro Colloidal lodine-IODARGOL.

FUMIGATOR GONIN.

ENTERITIS Obtainable through any Wholesaler, or direct from

BRESILLON & LONDON,M. Sole Agents (or n.K..\
CO., Gamage Buildings,
E.G. (;Colonies i Dominions/

fiALENIGALS

FROM CHEMICALLY AND PHYSIOLOGICALLY TESTED D0^'

j

Willows, Francis, Butler 81 Thompson, Lli,

40 Aldcrsgatc Street, LONDON, E.C. j

— .

AXUARY 31, 1914 , 167

THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST

Clinical Thermometers

BEST ENGLISH MAKE GUARANTEED.

The " Empire " Brand. The " Duo in Uno " Patent

Reduction in Prices. (Quick Shake Down). d.

S. l1. 5. 0
0
Hospital pattern • • • per doz. 8 0 Hospital pattern ... ... per doz. 12 0
16 0
„ lens front ... ]J 0 ,, lens front ... ,, 15 0
20 0
60-seconds, plain ... ... , IvO 0 50-seconds, plain ... ... ,, 18
27 0
„ lens front ... 14 0 ,, lens front ... ,,
15
30-seconds, plain ... ... ,, 12 0 30-seconds, plain ... ... ,,

,, lens front ... 16 0 ,, lens front ... ,,

Certificate of accuracy verified by Kew Observatory for any of above Thermometers ,,

Each Thermometer is in a metal case, and packed in a specially

designed card box with descriptive label on lid.
Customers' names engraved on the Thermometers free of charge.

We accept all risk from breakage in transit, if advised by return of post.

5°o discount allowed for prompt cash off above prices. Carria^'c paid
on orders of £2 and upicards to any town in the United Kingdom

Special Offers of the Above.

To introduce our " EMPIRE " and " DUO IN UNO" (Patent) CLINICAL

THERMOMETERS to those buyers who have not yet tried these articles
we make the following special CASH OFFERS

The " Empire " Brand. The " Duo in Uno " Patent.

List Prices. List Prices.

12 Hospital pattern ... =8/- doz. 8 0 6 Hospital pattern ... 12/- doz. =6 d.
0 ^4
4 ., lens front =12/- „ 4 6 3 ,, lens front 16/- „ =1 0
2 15/- „ =1 0
3 60-seconds, plain ... =10/- „ 0 1 60-seconds, plain ... 20/- „ =6
0 18/- „ =6 8
1„ lens front =14/- „ 1 1 ,, lens front 27/- „ 0

6 30-seconds, plain ... -12/- „ 6 4 30-seconds, plain ...

3 ,, lens front -16/- „ 4 3 ,, lens front

29 Thermometers. List Price £1 5 8 18 Thermometers. List Price £1

The asjortment for 20/- nat cash with order. The assortment for 20, - net cash with order

if you desire to take advantage of both offers you may do so either at the same time or separately, but
lyou cannol; have more than one lot of either kind. Money will be returned in full to anyone who is

not satisfied with the goods.

We are the right House for Bandages, Catheters, Enemas, €lastic Hosiery, Hot Water BottSes, Ice
Bags, Injection Syringes, Pessaries, Spoiige Bags, Splints, Trusses, Water Beds, Water and Air Cushions,

Waterproof Sheeting, a d every description of Rubber Goods.

Illustrated Catalogue Post Free. Our goods are right. Money back if nci satisfied.

Burge, Warren & MIdgiey, Li

91 & 92 Great Saifron Hill, London, E.€.

:!

168

LONDON COLLEGE OF PHARMACY THE SCHOOL FOR SUCCES9

THE

With which is incorporated the South London School of Pharmacy l^pU. College Of
(founded by Dr. Muter in 1868).

_. . , I HENRY WOOTTON. B.Sc. (Lend.)
"^^ ARTHUR KIRKLAND, Ph.C.
Principals:

—MINOR Next full COURSE of LECTURES and PRACTICAL (Conclllo et labors,)

WORK begins on APRIL 1*. Fee to Julyj Examination, 186 CLAPHAM ROAD. LONDON. S.W.

9i Guineas. Principal— H. LUCAS, Ph.C. F.C.8.

—MAJOR. APRIL 14. Fee to July Examination, 6i Guineas. Assistant Masters— H. E. ARCHER, Ph.C. P. C. GRACKNELL, > |
;

EVENING CLASSES (MINOR and MAJOR). Students can join EXAMINATION RESULTS.

at any time. Fee from 1 Guinea per term of 3 months. At the January Examination just concluded, more Sti-nt«
than froran»
APOTHECARIES' HALL.- FEBRUARY 2. Fee 54 Guineas per passed the Minor from this College with a iMer
other school in the Kingdom, and
term. percentage.

JANUARY MINOR, 19 London College Students passed. PRACTICAL 91 % THEORY 95 %

The number of Students who have passed the Pharmaceutical New term commences for day students on April 2. Fee f< hia
Examinations from the London Coilegre, since its establishment,
exceeds that from any other school. months. £9 9 0. Enter at once to ensure success

For Prospectus. &c.. apply to The Secretary, LONDON COLLEGE OF CHEMISTRY Apply—The Prirpal,
AND PHARM'\CY. 3B1 Clapham Koad. London, S.W.

ELT'S COLLEGE BIRMINGHAM & MIDU4D

North Finchley, ILondon, N. COLLEGE OF CHEMISTRY
PHARMACY AND BOTANY
1913 RESULTS:
45 NEWHALL STREET, BIRMINGAM.
100 SUCCESSES
—Principal C. L. SCOTT, Pharmaceutical Chen t
To celebnte the brilliant success of the
Prelim. Department, one Scholarship of FULL-TIME, AFTERNOON & EVENING CL.SE8. i

10 Gs. THOROUGH UP-TO-DATE & RAPID TUIiON.

will be awarded to Prelim. Students in June. Full Particulars on Application.
The Secretary will send details with the
Little Bed Book and Points for Prelim.

THE Northern College of Pharmai.

BATH & WEST OF ENCLAND (Founded by GEO. CLAYTON, F.C.S. in 189

COLLEGE of Chemistry & Pharmacy. 100-102 BURLINGTON ST., MANCHErER.

DAVID J. WILLIAMS, F.C.S., Ph.C, Silver Medallist, Principal. GOWERPrincipal : E. BRYANT, F.C.S., F:.

BRILLIANT PHARMACEUTICAL SUCCESSES AN HOUR EACH DAY
and a half day at the " Northern " ea
WMINOR JANUARY 1914
PASSES week, for twelve months, is sufficient '
enable anyone to obtain a good and p<
lOOX
manent grounding in matters pharrr;
WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED PROSPECTUS.
DAY CLASSES & CORRESPONDENCE COURSES ceutical. There is no better preliminf
for MINOR, MAJOR, APOTHECARIES' HALL,
step to take for the Minor Examinatii
Schola.rships, etc. than this.
The Secretary, 6 Cleveland Place, E., BATH.
Full particulars on application to the Secrelnri;

The Postal Lectures—Minor and Major—are by far the b of MJ

course yet written. Obviously, they are only second best ">"™j

with oral tuition, but they are far superior to any f??,

:'

system. Lucidly written and clearly typed, the student c fO"""

and can grasp every fact with the greatest ease.

Ask for details of these courses, Preliminary. Minor, otajor.

British Optical Institute, Limited, COLLEGE OF OPTCS

FERN LODGE, 20a GROVE ROAD, BRIXTON ROAD, S.W.

(Late of 345 Clapham Road. S .W.)

OPTICAL TUITION. GLASGOW AND EDINBURG.

Preparation for all Optical Examinations by Postal Courses or Principal: T. S. BAIRD, F.R.M.S., F.I.O., F.S.M.C, jB.O.A..
Private Coaching.
Consulting Ophthalmic Optician, Holder of Science Scholarship. Fir ''1''°"''
Thorough, Practical Instruction in Subjective and Objective Advanced Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry, Glasgow
methods of
CLINIC, SEigXhPt-ETeRsItiMnEg NinTAclLassaens,dorLAprBivOaRteAlTy ObvRYhrrWanOgRemKe.iit.

Owing to the continued success of Students at the B.O.A. and Class Rooms— GLASGOW: 164 West Regent Street.
S.M.C. Examinations, resulting in largely increased numbers, the |
EDINBURGH : 14 South St. Andrew Stri

Institute has been removed to the above address. Here, in more All Communications should be directed to T. S. BAIED, F.R.M.3., 22 BtiM
commodious premises, off the main road, yet within easy reach
Clapham Road and Brixton Road, Day and Evening Classes will of Langside, Glasgow. [
be
held under the supervision of the Pbtncipal, assisted by Mr. H.
PiBTH, P.B.O.A., F.S.M.C., and Mr. Geo. Colebbook, F.B.O.A.. Optical Classes are conducted Summer xa^ f^^^-

P.S.M.C. MORNING, AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

The attention of qualified Opticians is drawn to the EveniiiK Candidates are prepared for the Examinations of the British Onli '^'""j.
Classes with a Clinic, held at the Institute, in view of theF.B O A.
Examination. Of the 31 successful candidates at this Examinatioi tion and the Spectacle Makers' Company, London, At the last B,( '"y
nation in Glasgow sixteen of the College students sat, and twelve wej J"'"
in recent years, 28 received their training at the Institute.
MODERA TE FEES.
MAXFor further particulars and fully detailed prospectus apply to tin Full Particulars from it^'ri""?'^

Principal. Dr. COQUE. B.Sc. Telephone; 67; Brixton CORRESPONDENCE COURSES IN ALL SUBtSTS'

M1

January 31, 1914 — 169

THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST

TO

PHARMACEUTICAL STUDENTS

PREPARATION BY CORRESPONDENCE for

Matriculation Coiiegfe of Preceptors

and other Preliminary Examinations

On a system ensuring indiuidual attention. Single subjects may be tafien.

For Prospectus, Testimonials, &c., address :

Mr. J. CHARLESTON, B.A. (Hons, Oxon and Lond.)

Burlington Correspondence College, 14 ELSHAM ROAD, KENSINGTON^ W.

^AMES HICKS, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER of STANDARD
J. METEOROLOGICAL AND SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS.

(Incorporated with W. F. STANLEY & CO.. Ltd.) HATTON GARDEN, LONDON.

By Special Appointment GAINED HIGHEST AWARDS.

GAINED HIGHEST AWARDS, PARIS, 1900. The only Gold Medal awarded

I Gold and Silver Medals were also awarded to me for CLINICAL THERMOMETERS.
—Paris, 1900.
Inventions Exhibition, 1885, London.
-ondon, 1862. Paris, 1867. Philadelphia, 1876.
Grand Prix, Franco-British Exhibition, 1908, 1909.
Gold Medal, Rio de Janeiro, 1909.

HICKS' CELEBRATED CLINICAL THERMOMETERS.
I made the first in 1862, and have now made and sold over twelve millions.

REALLY CHEAP. THE KATA-THERMOMETER

Sphygmometers for Blood Pressure and Research Work. (Wet and Dry Bulb)

or COMFORT METER

Invented by Professor Leonard Hill, F.R.S.,

of the London Hospital.

The comfort and good health
depend very largely on the
rate of heiit loss and evapora-
tion of moisture from the ekin
and upper air passages, upon
the vascular condition of these
parts and the excitation, of
sensory nerves therein, by
pleasantly cool moving air.

PRICE, complete in
mahograny case,

21/- net.

10/- Post Free. The Kata - Thermometer!
indicate what the human
Advantages—The use of Armlets. Taps, ^ body feels.
and Mercury is entirely obviated. In
size no larger than a Clinical Thermo- The ordinary thermometers,
meter. Zero adjustment is automatic. wet and dry bulb, give no
miication of the rate of heat
Sphygmometers of every description, including the Hill and Barnard, the Leonard Hill various lo ;s and of the important
modifications by Drs. French, Martin and Lockhart-Mummcry. Illustrated Price Lists and all influence of moving air.

improvements and the

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170 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST Jaxuaey 31, 19U

^r^^l ^^^^ fhe letters F.S.M.C. appended
^B^" name of an Optician denote
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SPECTACLE MAKERS
# kjr« COMPANY.

In 1898, at the solicitation of many of the most prominent members of the opticaT trade, the Court of the Worshipful Company of Spectacle
Makers undertook to resuscitate those examinations of craftsmen which were among the primary objects for which a Royal Charter was granted
to the Guild in 1629. The examinations conducted by the Master and Wardens of the Guild at "that early day had reference to skill in the handi-

—craft of spectacle making, but they fell into disuse over a hundred years ago, and at the same time the "Company began to lose touch with tie

Opticians' trade a state of things which continued until within the past quarter of a centurj'.

The modern examinations, as now conducted by the Company, are suited to the enormous advances that have taken place in the application

of science to optical design and work. The syllabus was framed in consultation with such eminent scientists as Prof. Pilvanus Thompson
D.Sc, P.R.S., Dr. R. T. Glazebrook, M.A., D.Sc, P.R.S., Dr. G. Lindsay Johnson, M.A., M.D., M.S., F.R.C.S., Dr. H. G. Critchley, AI.A.. M.D., ji.S.j
and Dr. 0. V. Drysdale. And up to the year 1903 the subjects of examination were limited to theoretical optics (in application to various instru-
ments and to the human eye) and practical spectacle fitting.

HIn 1903 the Court of the Company, acting on the Report of a Committee of Investigation composed of the Right Hon. Lord -Vldenham
M.A., the Right .n. Sir William Hart-Dyke, St., M.A.. P.C.. D.L., J.P., Sir Marcus Samuel, J.P., D.L., the late Lt.-Col. Sir Horatio d'

Davies, K.C.M.G., V.D., and the late Mr. AV. H. E. Thornthwaite, F.R.A.S., with Sir G. Fau del-Phillips, Bt., G.C.LE., J.P., D.L., as Chairman,
'
decided to include practical sight testing in their examination.

Up to tha present date thirty-three ejraminations in all have been held under the diploma scheme of the Company, and the mmiberof

diploma holders is at present about 1,000.

The Company's examinations, under the general direction of Sir Wm. Hart-Dyke, M.A., P.G., D.L., J.P., are conducted by a board of

examiners of which the Chairman is Prof. Silvanus Thompson, P.R.S. The structure and functions of the eye are dealt with by ophtlmlmic
surgeons, and the other scientific and practical work is in charge of experts. The examinations usually take place in May and November, in
London. By the generosity of liverymen of the Company, money prizes are open to those candidates recommended by the examiners.

MARCUSMaster of the. Spectacle Makers Comfany : Sir SAMUEL, Bt., D.L., J.P., Alderman.

Director of Examinations : TVxe Rig^ht Hon. Sir William Hart-Dyke, Bt., M.A., P.C., D.L.

Upper Warden: Sir John F. L. Rolleston, D.L., M.P. Renter Warden: The Right Hon, Viscount Hill, L.C.C

Clerk of the Company and Secretary to the Certification Scheme:

Colonel T. DA'i/IES SEWELL, F.R.A.S., 9,10, 11 Temple House, Temple Avenue, E.G., to whom all coromuuications should be addressed.

Official Instructor: Mr. LIONEL LAURANCE, 14, 15, 16 Temple House, Temple Avenue, E.O.

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