Philosophical Apparatus, S;c., sold Ip Hoem, Thoexth'wjjte, & Wood , 123, JS'ewgaie Street, London .
MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c.
MANUFACTURED AND SOLD DY
HORNE, TIIORNTII WAITE, & WOOD ,
Chemical and Philosophical Instrument Makers to St. Bartholomew's, and chief London andProvincial Hospitals, Dispensaries, &c.
APPARATUS FOR ADMINISTERING MEDICAL GALVANISM
OF THE MOST RECENT AND IMPROVED DESCRIPTION.
IIorne and Co.’s IClectro-Galvanic Machines, for administering Medical Galvanism,manufactured only at 123, Newgate Street, London .
The great superiority of these machines, which were first invented by ITorne, Thorn-tiiwaite, and Wood , over others previously made, consists in the current of electricitypassing uniformly in one direction, which is of great importance for medical purposes.They will be found of the greatest advantage in Liver and Nervous complaints, Rheuma-tism, Sciatica , Tic Doloureux, Paralysis , and a variety of diseases arising from an imper-fect action of the secretions.
No. 1. Horne and Co.’s Flectro-Galvanic'Apparatus, fitted with the water regu-lator, invented by the Rev. F. Lockey, by which the intensity of the currentcan be regulated to the greatest nicety. Complete, in portable mahogany
case, with medical directors and directions for use.3 3 0
No. 2. Horne and Co.’s Electro-Galvanic Apparatus, oflarger size and greaterpower, with medical directors, conducting wires, and regulator for adjustingthe intensity of the current, packed in mahogany case, with directions for
use.5 5 0
No. 3. Horne and Co.’s complete Electro-Galvanic Apparatus, for medical pur-poses, of great power, but furnished with contrivances, whereby the quantityand intensity of the galvanic current can be regulated to the greatestnicety, so as to allow its administration, in its mildest form, to the mostnervous individuals, or in its greatest intensity, for the resuscitation ofapparently drowned persons, and other cases of suspended animation.
Complete, with vaginal, and various other medical directors for differentparts of the body, the whole packed in mahogany case, about twelve
inches square, with lock and key. £8 8s. and 15 15 0
Dr. Radford’s vaginal conductor.0 12 (>
Sponge directors . ..per pair 0 5 0
Directors, for applying galvanism to the eye.0 2 0
Ditto, Tylee’s improved.0 10 0
Ditto ditto ear.0 2 0
Ditto ditto teeth.0 2 0
Amalgamated Zinc Plates, for renewing the batteries of No. 1 of the foregoing
machines.per pair 0 0 9
Ditto, ditto, for Nos. 2 and 3.per pair 0 10
HORNE * C?’S URINARY CABINETS,
CONTAINING TI1E REQUIRED APPARATUS AND CHEMICALS.
For the analysis of urine.5 5 0
Ditto, ditto, smaller.3 3 0
Horne and Co.’s Improved Urinary Cabinet for the pocket . . . . 1 J5 0
containing the following articles, packed in leather case:—
Urinometer and leather case, for taking the specific gravity of urineGraduated jar, for holding the urinometer
Thermometer, with ivory scale, for taking the temperature of urineGlass spirit lamp and cap
Two capped bottles, to contain nitric acid for testing urea, &c.
Pipette, three test tubes, for detecting the presence of albumen, &c.
VV atch glass and test papers for ascertaining the presence of free acid or alkali.
URINOMETERS.
Urinomcters, in paper cases..
Ditto, and Glass , in pull-ofF case for pocket.o 9
Ditto ditto in hinged leather case.. . 0 10 (j
Ditto ditto with thermometer.0 15 0
Ditto ditto ditto and Acid Bottle.1 1 0
Silver Urinometers, in case.200
Brass ditto .110
Small Thermometers for ditto.05Q
Litmus and Turmeric Papers, Id. per sheet, or 2d. per book.