THE ANALYST.PURE ACIDS AND CHEMICALSFOR ANALYSIS.KNOWLES & PHILLIPS,47, MINORIES, E.C.PRICE LIST FORWARDED ON APPLICATION.N.B.-References as to quality and price kindly allowed by severalleading Analysts already supplied.L. OERTLING,TURNMILL STREET,(Opposite Farringdon Street Station,)MIA~UFACTURER OFCHEMICAL, ASSAY & BULLIONBALANCES.Maker to the B a a of England, Assay Office of the Royal Mint, &c., &c. Bv ADDointment.COUNCIL NEDAL, 1851. FIRST GLASS JIEDAL, 1851 and 1862.THE SANITARY FLUID.ANTISEPTIC DISINFECTANT for Preventing Epidemics and Destroying InfectionsThis Fluid is a powerful Antiseptic, Disin-fcctnnt and Deodoriser, and from its linrmlcssiiess may be applied in any direction without any ill-effects,2nd with the best possible results.THE u PR,INCESS ALICE " CALAMITY.-The Sanitary Fluid was uscd at the Woolwicli Dor1,--, ard for Disinfecting over 600 bodies. The Clothing taken from the Bodies ail11 o ~ c r 500 Slieets 1 ~ 1 ~nlso Disinfected in large Cauldrons.Also the Building, Yards, Rrc., giving ilic greatcst sztisfaction to 11 c1)oclryard 2nd Parish Aut!iorities. The work wa3 carried out under the superinteiidmce of Alr. I-Ian~r~i:,SIR,--I beg to inforin you llintI consider your Disinfcctant, as applied in the Dockyard, both to buildings and clothing, after tlwremoval of the dead from the premises, very efficacious, and, from its cleanliness and abscncc of smc 11,wry superior to the Disinfectants in the form of powder generally used.-Faithfully jours, J .T.BARRIN~TON, Assistant Commissary General.For Asylums, Schools, Sanitary Authorities,Railway and Dock Companies, Workhouses, Shipring k c .Price 1s. pcr bottle ; 3s. 6d. per gallon ; large quantities at a cheaper rate, of the Sole Manufactu! 1 I.,The MAGIC FLUID for General Household Purposes, price 1s. 6d. per gallon. Write for PamphletDiseases, as supplied to the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich.TESTIJIONIAL.--" H.M. Dockyard, Woolwich, September 23, 1878.MI.. Harmer, Stratford, E."TV. J. HARMER, West Ham Lane, Stratford, E., or through Agents.with Tsstimonids, &c. NON-POISONOUSTHE ANALYST,THE ANGLO-AMERICAN TIN STAMPING COMPANY, LIMITEDSTOUJ3PORT, WORCESTERSNIRE.SEAMLESS, PLAIN, RETINNED, AND JAPANNED WARE,BIANUFACTURERS OF IMPROVEDDEEPDISH PAN.Ware by American Machinery.AlsoSole Licencees, unlter Letters Patent of August 7th, 1877, for t.hc Manufacture of WROUGHT-IRON MOTTLEDENAMELLED WARE in the TTnited Iiiiigdom.SAUCEPAN.V7ASH BASIN. ROUKD DEEPFL AJIIXG PUDDING PAN.nmx PAN.THE ANGLO-AMERICAN ENAMELLED WAICE is a NC \V articlc of Enamelled Krought-Iron Hollow-ware differing froillsimilar articles manufactured in Europe in the tenacity with which the enamel cling? to the iron upon which it & fused; in thebrilliancy of its glaze ; in the beauty of its ornamentation, due to the colonriug oxide supplied by the iron body, which in theenamelling process is absorbed by the glaze and distributed through i t in great variety of curious and attractive forms - in thethinness of the enamel, which insures its elasticity, whereby it the better resists fracture ; in the nbsohte puritp an$ 7ial.m-lessness of the enamel ingredients ; in its perfect insolubility under any action of hrat, acid, or water, in culinary operations,which insures ITS ABSOLUTE SAFETY IN USE, as the following certificate will testify :-[Corn] JOHNSON, MATTHEY & CO., Assayers and Rfe?ters to the Bank of England, Her Majesty’s Mint, &o.Asmy Offices and Ore Floors, Hatton Garden, London, E.C.CERTIFICATE O F ASSAY.February8th, 1879.We examined the sample ENAMELLED PANS FOR EXANINATION AND ANALYSIS, inarked as under, and find thofollowing to be the result :The pieces of enamel consist of a silicate of Sodn, Alumina, nnd Lime; entirely free from Antirnong and Lead.Theenamel, ’1.9 set upon thc pans, confirms our experiments -4th the sample of ennmel itself received separately. The pans havebeen subjected to the action both of acetic acid nnd dilute mineral acids, mhich they resist perfectly. We consider, therefore,that as ennmelled mare i t is thoroughly adapted for culinary and domestic purposes.For the Anglo-American Tin Stamping Company, Limited.JOHNSON, MATTHEY & CO.The Anglo-American Tin Stamping Co. will be glad to correspond with bqers regarding special sizes or patterns of goodsfor their markcts.Illus/i-ated Catalogue, Prices, and Terms furnished on application, 01’ througlr. any Merchant 01’ Factor.Export Liverpool Agants, HENRY NASH & Co., 12 and 14, Tower Buildings North, Water Street.Export London Agents, BROOKER, DORE Co., 2, Rood Lane, Fenchurch- Street;S I L X C A T E FAINbTIS THE BEST FOR ALL PURPOSES.NON - POISONOUS, INODOUROUS, ECONOMICAL.Specially adapted for HOSPITALS, INSTITUTIONS, &c.SILICATE PAINT CO., CHARLTON, KENT. LONDON OFFICE-107, CANNON STREET,LIVERPOOL OFFICE-32, SEEL STREET,W. E- BUTT 87; CO-,UNION CHEMICAL WORKS, DEBlVAMS RD., SOUTH BERMONDSEY, S. E.,MANUFACTURERS OFPharmaceutic, Photographic, and Pure Chemicals for Analysis,539 ec tar @rep A rat to it$+HYDROGEN PEROXIDE. FRUIT ESSENCES.IODOFORM. I FERRUGINOUS SYRUPS.SCALE PREPARATIONS,Printed for the Proprietors by JOHN DAVIS, Old Kent Road, S.E. ; and published by BAILLIJ~AE, TINDILL & cox, RingWilliam Street,, Stmnd, W.C., to whom all communiostions should be addressed