Ink for marking linen and fabrics advertised in 19th century text
An advertisement touts a marking ink for linen and cotton that resists washing and bleaching. It promises clear branding, possible use for cyphers and coats of arms, and notes availability through various suppliers and locations.
Antiscorbutic Essence at Dalvishoy’s Promoted
Ad advertises Dalmahoy’s antiscorbutic essence claimed to cure leprosy cancers skin eruptions and serpent quick diseases by purifying blood. Promoted as strengthening stomach and aiding digestion with pepperming remedies and a noted general health impact.
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