The Optical Magic Lantern Journal (May 1890)

Iv. Tho Optical Magio Lantern Journal and Photographic Enlarger. THE NEW LIMELIGHT. (Patent applied for.) WARM BATH SATURATOR, 25/-, 35/-, 80/-. COLD SATURATOR FOR COAL GAS, 45/ —=po——. "LANTERN CIRCLE “DEAR Str,—The small brass saturator you made ine a few weeks ee ~ Biunia! and Triple Lanterns now billancy tothe high pressure Tighe “Treat, @etwre caval in | am paige ot ts past you bestowed on the workmanship, I remain, tee Cree CHADWICK’S ECLIPSE i” CARRIER FOR SINGLE LANTERNS. VARNISH COLOURS . 5/each; post free, 5/3 For painting Lantern Slides. 15 tints, in bottles, 1s. each.—Used by : ——_——_ o Ele | LEACH'S LANTERN MICROSCOPE & A. W. SCOTT, CHADWICK’S NEW LANTERN. & ASHCOMBE ROAD, WESTON-SUPER-MARE. | [i SEND FOR CATALOGUE. Send for Catalogue of Specialties, W. I. CHADWICK, St. Mary’s Street, LANTERN-SLIDE CAMERA. | ie . MANCHESTER This ‘‘most useful instrument” leaves nothing to do beyond inserting Negative at one end and Lantern Plate atthe other, Expose and Develop, and you will find it always in Correct focus, size, and position, Prices complete, 4-plate size, 12/6; }-plate, 15/-, s . ‘ : x _— : of the Patentee and Manufacturer, rr } wy GRIFFITHS. Highgate 8q., Birmingham. TRADE MARK GeWW.W. REGISTERED. MARION & CO., London. — G. W. WILSON & Co., ‘ RICHARD H. MORAN, IMPORTER AND JOBBER, 2, St. Swithin St., Aberdeen, Scotland. ‘396, BROOME STREET, NEW YORK, U.S.A, Makers of the Highest class of P. 1 ials. A d hotographio paiore s 2 erican and Foreign PEOTOGRAPHIC LANTERN SLIDES Dark Room (free) for use ot Tourists. Catalogues and Bargain Catalogues and Price Lists post-free on application. List, post-free. POST FREE FOR 14 STAMPS. Sketches of Hospital Life —_ By HONNOR MORTEN. ——— CROWN 8vo. BOARDS. ‘This is an interesting and useful little book witha modest name. . , Nurses will enjoy it, and if they are sensible, will profit by it. Those who are not nurses, but who have cast longing eyes on the nursing field, should make a point of reading it.’"— Hospital, “A book which it is a pleasure to read, so simply and earnestly is it written. Nor is it lacking in hamour and in those touches of nature which give reality and vividness. Some of the sketches are pathetic (the death of “Lolo,” for example, will bring tears to many gentle eyes); but most of them have the ring of cheerfulness, which, Strange to say, appears to be the note of hospital life. The little book deserves, and should win, a wide success,” Graphic. “. . Is worth reading, and will pleasantly occupy a vacant hour, even leaving some food for after-thought.” —British Medical Journal. With 647 Illustrations. Royal Svo, leather binding, price 2{s. HANDBOOK OF SURGERY. 28y br. F. Esmarch, An Entire!y New Translation from the Third German Edition, by R. FarQguuAR Corrs, M.D, In his preface to this Edition the Author says:—‘I have taken pains to make.use of the extracrdinary advances which surgery, and especially its technique, has made in recent years, An Zndev, which is as complete as possible, will greatly facilitate the search for names, articles, and illustrations. I have omitted all the coloured plates which added to the expense and were not executed to my taste. I have had woudeuts made instead.” LONDON: SAMPSON LOW, MARSTON, SEARLE, & RIVINGTON, LIMITED, ST. DUNSTAN'S HOUSE, FETTER LANE, FLEET STREET, E.C., AND ALL BOOKSELLERS,