The chemist and druggist, 15. September 1859
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CODDARD'S. NON-MERCURIAL PLATE POWDER. THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE. Sold in Boxes, Is., 2s. 6d., and 4s. 6d. each. The great success which has attended the introduction of this preparation renders it well worthy of the attention of the Trade. It has now sustained the test of public experience for more than 14 years, and has obtained a reputation throughout the United Kingdom and the Colonies unequalled by any preparation previously introdi;ed for cleaning Plate. Every facility is afforded to the Trade by the Proprietor for its introduction to the public, and past experience enables him to assert with confidence that any effort made in this direction will prove highly satisfactory. In proof of which the following Testimonials are selected from numerous others, the truthfulness of which may be fully depended upon:— From Mr. J. Mather, Ironmonger, 14, Dean Street, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Dec. 29th, 1856. To Mr. Goddard. Sir,—I feel pleasure in saying I find I have sold over my retail counter durine'the short tune I have been your AKent, upwards of THREE THOUSAND SHILLING BOXES of your Plate Powder and nearly TWO HUNDRED of the is. 6cZ. CANISTERS; a stronger proofthatits Ztf aJi 7ttatt&£2£*«desire- My e—<enabies «*W*S CX: From Mr. John Burditt, Silversmith, Woodbridge, Suffolk, January 3rd, 1353. th„ f^'n/ T qUitB °Ut °f y°Ur N?n:Mercu»al Plate Powder; may I trouble you to send me Six Dozen of am ^ZSJ^S^ U 15 my mtenti°" t0 ^USh its sale in Pref™ to any other, so satisfied From Mr. Thomas Saunders, Silversmith, Dorchester, February 24th, 1854. Sir-I herewith enclose you a cheque for £7. to settle your account. I find the Plate Powder to answer uncommonly well; it is decidedly the best I have met with. *-uwuw iu answer From Messrs. Gill and Ward, Furnishing Ironmongers, 5, High Street, Oxford Street September 30th, 1858. as potibTe!" WUh a V^ ready Sale' We tbM* to send us, as early From Mr. H. Reymond (Butler to Wm. Brown, Esq., M.P., Richmond Hill, Liveruoott September 22nd, 1856. * Sir,—It is now upwards of six years since I had the good fortune to find out your Plate Powder- I havP used it ever since, and shall continue to do so as long as I have Plate under my charge, because I have race verf ■° mu(,h, creiht from my employer and others who have visited our house. Many of their servants wanted to know what I did to keep my Plate in such a beautiful state. I told them there was no secretSu ; that they could have theirs to look as well as mine, if they would try a box of your Plate Powder. X From Mossrs. Wolton, Durrant, & Co., Grocers, London Street, Norwich, Oct. 14th, 1857. Blr,—Welike your Plate Powder and Furniture Cream very much, and hope to do a good trade in them. From Messrs. William and Joseph Lankester, Furnishing Ironmongery Warehouse 136 Hi<?h Street, Southampton, December 7th, 1847. ' William and Joseph Lankester have pleasure in stating to Mr. Goddard, they have received one unvarvin- t.vtimnny to the decided superiority of his Plate Powder over every other. The sale of it is steadily increasing and they request he will send them another gross. They b*g to add that it is found to keen Plate in far bPttrr condition at Sea than any other preparation of its kind. ALSO, GODDARD'S FURNITURE CREAM, For Cleansing and Polishing all kinds of Cabinet Furniture, Papier Mache, Oil Cloth Covers, &c. This Preparation will be found well worthy the attention of the Trade. Its large and daily increasing sale proves most satisfactorily, that, like the Non-Mercurial Plate Powder, it has only to be once tried, in order to secure its general adoption. Sold in Bottles, 6d. and Is. each. PREPARED AND SOLD WHOLESALE BY THE PROPRIETOR, J. GODDARD, 16, GALLOWTREE GATE, LEICESTER. And by Barclay &i Sons, Farringdon Street, Crowden <fc Garrod, Falcon Square, and Morgan Brothers, Jewin Crescent, London; J. Rogers k Sons; Sheffield; ltaimes & Co., Hanover Street, Liverpool.