ANY Faded Article of _2£e.Mma£* be thoroughly Dyed m. , a^Few Minutes, "TIJDSON'S DYES, : d Diluted with water, make exoel. lent Marking Inks for backs of Sheep— the Crimson is an extra j dye— a little glue or »tai'ob' Irflay1 rflay be added to thicken the Ink, y_ ' INK^lnk— Ink.— A Smalllottle of Judson's Dyes— 'V^iolet^i.ed, or Magenta— will make half a pint of brilliant Writing Ink m one minute by simply adding hot water, ■ IVT T> —BEWAEE of Useless and l~y •_£>• Ridiculous Imitations of Judson's Dyes, JOHN GOSNELL 4 Go£ ' By Appointment to ; Her- Majesty,. The Princess; of Wales-, 4o^ Angel Passage, 93 Upper- Thames; street, liOndqn:.. John Gosnell 4 Co.'s Cherry Tooth Paste,, for beautifying and preserving the Teeth 4 Gums. Perfect freedom from premature decay,, and. teeth ..of a i pearl-like whiteness-, John Gosnell 4 Co.'s Fountain Per-. fumes for the -MlDXoon^Camivalsi&c Joh-J. Bosheil 400. 'a-Toilet 4;Nuirsery '< Powder^ celebrated, for its. purity a,n.d . exquisite fragrance. John Gosnell 4 Coy's Real QJd Brown Windsor S"oaps. , John, Gosnell: 4 Co-.'s for ] the h%ir^ The above^ with every descriptioa of Perf luaery,. Fancy Soap, and Brushes, may be obtained of all Qhemi.sts and Perf iianers.y tjhroughoiiit : the World.. , Agents, required m. all places, where not yet appointed.. , mHE: " WE3T-HEIM "• L.aCK- ; STTOH HAND- MACHINE; With extra; accessories, andilooso- wind.-. , ing, wheeU 1 j QA3JK— £4 - lOb-PRIGE; 1 . .- ~~ "*%■ y - . i fe th> 1-argest,. be<st finished^ and roost powerful: hand-anachine m; the worhlj.. " It cannot be dero-pg^V by ordinary use, and, work-Sv rapidly witlii the g^reatesJt easel. Fitted! with the most co-Opliete- set of' appliances, [see acees-. : soriesO',. the. WERTHEIM Hgsnd-ina-chine. .is- catpa,ble- of :: perfbrming the i widest range- 9^ .work-.-/ Its applicaition. is praflticajly- unlimited *,; it will sew any ! article of cl'otiiingt*a*nythi : ngf thai re-. ' guises; st^Qhing, from; nin.sliii to dressed calico, linen, woollen cloth, or even leather,, without change of- needle or : ailtera-tion- of' tensiiony ha-s a< Ibngyarm, akffordjngyroonii for a large quantity of work It, is; provided with a patent loose- winding- wheel,, and ba;s; a-larger atiti dv Wronger shuittle. than; any btiftjr ma^hiße. extant.. 5 ' v * yi. " '■■'•
TTIDSON'S DYES. Berlin Wool, Crape, or Silk Scarfs, Veil.*, Shetland Shawls, Opera Cloaks, &c, are easily Dyed witb these simple preparations m a pail of hot water. Cerise and Ponceau are very effectife for small articles ; Magenta, Violet, Sultan, for heavy goods. TUDSON'S DYES, Magenta Mauve ! Violet I*l*oo Purple Canary Maroon Cerise Scarlet Orange Blue Pink Green Claret Crimson , : Brown Black LavenderSlate Grey* Oxford and Cambridge Blues. Ponceau* Snltan lied.. CARPETS and Druggets, Carriage Linings, &v., where faded or worn, , may be painted or sponged with a ■ solution of JVdson's Simple Dyes. By adding small bottle m half-pint hot water (add more water for brighter-sha-dea)), THE following Articles ijnay be Dyed m a few minnttes; m a. basin, of ; boiling water, vis. :. Feathers Horsehair Leath,erWool SilkCotton Wood Hemp, Jute j Seaweed Ivory- :. Bono I Horn. Whalebone. Basketwoij-lf-; ArtifieiiaJ'. Flowers-,. Even&'sti-ng Flowers? qnd Grasses,. Willow Shavings, Croquet Balls,, 4c,, 4c, ~" ' THE" following Articles- receive, a ■variety of Beautiful. Tints by- th.eapplication of- Jud.son.'s. Dyes. :— ' Photographs Book Edges Book Backs: Sugar- '• Starcll, Glue,. G.u.m, Gelantine. Soap. Oil '* Can.dl.es. PaperPaper Pulp, Water. _ Spirit Maps 4 Pliant
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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 45, 16 March 1878, Page 4
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693Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 45, 16 March 1878, Page 4
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