The chemist and druggist, 15. September 1859
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FLOWERS'
NON-MERCURIAL
PLATE F» O 13 B R,
As supplied for Cleaning the Plate at the Refreshment Rooms of the House of
Lords, Sfc. Sfc.
In Boxes at Is. and 2s. 6d. each and 4s. Canisters.
Refreshment Rooms,
HOUSE OF LORDS,
December 11th, 1858.
Sir,—On the recommendation of Mr. Hollow ay, I was induced to try your " Plate
Powder," and now after using it for twelve months, feel justified in giving an opinion:—and I
am enabled, with much pleasure, to pronounce it the best I have ever used, or seen in use,
and I shall most strongly recommend it to all whenever I have an opportunity.
I am, Sir, yours very respectfully,
To Mr. Flower. W. BLADON.
Devonshire House, Piccadillv, London,
May 10th, 1856.
Sir,—I have received the last box of " Plate Powder," and I have no hesitation in saying
that it is as good as any I have used before, during a period of twenty-five years.
Yours respectfully, ^
To Mr. Flower. H. HOLLOW AY.
MAY BE ORDERED OP
All the Patent Medicine or Drug Sundry Warehouses in London or the Provinces.
TWM I1W METALLIC. TOWSHESa
CHILD'S F-A-TEHSTT.
The HAIR possesses the advantages over the ordinary Bristle Brush in its facility of
cleaning the Hair and being cleaned itself; and being made of Metallic Pins inserted in a bed
of India Rubber it is beautifully pliable, and, of course, always retains its stiffness.
1 2
No. 45. Skittle pattern, either Satin or Rosewood, French polished...each /.../]
No. 46. Oval do. Super. ditto ditto ... „ / ... / ( g *
No. 47. Coburg do. ditto ditto ... „ / ... / ( cg "§
No. 49. Trucfit „ / ... / J M
The CLOTH removes dust and splashes with half the usual trouble, without injuring the nap
of the finest cloth.
1 2
No. 73. Roach mahogany, French polished each / ... / ) See
No. 48. Handled ditto „ / ... / J Index.
The HORSE, from its penetrating qualities, is unequalled; where used, no curry-comb is
required, as it brings every particle of dust and scurf to the surface, which is then removed by
the Wisp.
No. 74. Full size Roach back, French polished, with strap / See Index.
Especial SHOW CARDS for the Metallic Brushes.
Counter Bills are sent with all the above Goods.
Wholesale Agents—-MORGAN BROTHERS, Druggists' Sundrymen,
BOW LANE, LONDON, E.G.,
And each Brush is stamped with their Name, in addition to that of the Patentee.