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Catälogue of the British Section. 
Colours derived from the above acids; Car- 
bolic Soaps, Disinfecting Fluid and Powder, 
Sheepwash, &c. (21) 
CORNELISSEN & TALLE, 22, 
Great Queen Street, London. — Printing Ink 
and Varnishes ; Colours for Chromo-Litho- 
graphy and general Lithographie Materials. 
(22) 
DENTON & JUTSUM, 8, New 
Broad Street, London.—Varnishes, Colours, 
Gums, Oils, and Greases. (23) 
GRANGER, John, Ilood Street 
Works, Birmingham.—Concentrated Marking 
Inks. (24) 
BORWICK, G., & SONS, 24, Chis- 
well Street, JLondon.—Knife Powder. (70) 
PICKERING, Joseph, Mowbray 
Street, Sheffield.—Plate Powder, Polishing 
Paste, Furniture Polish, Harness Blacking, 
Razor-strop Paste, and Knife Powder. (25) 
(See Appendix.') 
HICKISSON, M. A., 75, Southgate 
Road, London.—Marking Inks, and Appli- 
ances for their use. (26) 
{See Appendix.) 
HUTCHINSON, John, & COM 
PANY, Widnes, Lancashire.—Chemical Pro 
ducts of Alkali Manufacture—Soda, Caustic 
Soda, Sulphur, recovered from Alkali waste 
and Bleaching Powder. (27) 
JOPINSON, MATTHEY & COM 
PANY, Haiton Garden, London.—Platinum 
Refining Boilers, Sulphuric Acid Apparatus, 
Crucibles, Assay Apparatus, Syphons, and 
Condensing Coils; Measures and Weights 
in Iridio-Platinum for international use; 
Mineral Platinum, Palladium, Iridium, &c. 
(28) 
(See Appendix.) 
CLARKE, G. B., Woburn. — Sheep 
Dipping Composition; Wheat Protector for 
preserving seed wheat from Smut and In- 
sects. (29) 
DINNEFORD & COMPANY, ^2, 
New Bond Street, London.—Magnesia, Fluid 
Magnesia, Salts of Magnesia, Grannies, and 
other Pharmaceutical Preparations. (30) 
NEWCASTLE CHEMICAL 
WORKS COMPANY (Limited), The, 
Newcastle-on-Tyne.—Bicarbonate of Soda, 
Refined and Unrefined Alkali, Bleaching 
Pow'der, Soda Crystals, Caustic Soda, and 
Chloride of Calcium. (31) 
SMITH, T. & PL, & COMPANY, 
21, Duke Street, Edifiburgh, and 12, Worship 
Street, London. — Chemical Products and 
Pharmaceutical Preparations; Morphine, 
Codeine, Cryptopia, and all Principles of 
Opium ; Chloroform, Cantharidine, Aloine, 
Alkaloids, Pure Resins, Bromide of Potash, 
&c. (32) 
CROY, Andrew, 58, North Hanover 
Street, Glasgow.—Non-conducting Cement. 
(786) 
WILKIN & CLARK, 44, Finsbury 
Circus, London. — Bichromate of Potash, 
with the chrome ore from which it is made. 
(33) 
WATKINS, A. T., 20, Budge Row, 
London—Washing Fluid, called “ Panka- 
tharon,” to supersede soap and soda. (34) 
BUSH, W. J„ & COMPANY, 21 
and 22, Artillery Lane, Bishopsgate Street, 
London.— Fruit Essences, Essential Oils, 
Quintessences for culinary purposes, Harm- 
less Vegetable Colours for Confectionery, 
Effervescent Citrate of Magnesia, and other 
granulär preparations. (35) 
DUNCAN, FLOCKHART & 
COMPANY, 52, North Bridge, Edinburgh.— 
Chloroform; Medicated Pessaries, Supposi- 
tores, and Bougies; White Gutta-percha for 
Stopping Teeth. (36) 
CARSON, W., & SONS, BelleSauvare 
Yard, Ludgate Hill, London.—Paint—Anti- 
corrosive Paint for Iron Work, Porous Stoae, 
Brick, and Wood ; Improved Paint Pot. (37) 
ALEXANDER, Richard, 23, St. 
James’s Square, Edinburgh. — Furniture 
Polish. (38) 
JACKSON, T. S„ J99, High Street, 
Southwark, London. — Wood Stains, with 
Specimens of Stained Woods. (806)