3-078-108 - The Print Collector/Heritage Images

Advertisement for Elliman's Universal Embrocation, 1890. 'A Boon in the Colonies. Forres Estate, Maskellya, Ceylon. "April 21, 1889. In cases of acute rheumatism I have used it on coolies, as also for strains. The coolies suffer much from carrying heavy loads long distances, and they get cramp in the muscles, which, when well rubbed with your Embrocation, is relieved at once. CHAS. S. AGAR." Mr. ARTHUR J. EVANS, Portland, North Queensland, writes: "Aug. 10, 1889. The Embrocation is found to be a splendid remedy for ague, which complaint is pretty general here during the wet season". WALTER A. LIDINGTON, Esq., Handicapper and Starter, West Kent Harriers, writes: "March 3, 1890. "I am desired by the members of the above club to inform you that they have used your Embrocation for a considerable period, and that they think it more beneficial than any other that has been introduced into the club. "For running and cycling it is invaluable, and we would not be without it under any consideration." HUMAN USE [to differentiate from Elliman's Royal Embrocation for horses - supposedly the same product in different packaging] - ACHES AND PAINS - RHEUMATISM - LUMBAGO- SPRAINS - CUTS - SORE THROAT - CHEST COLDS - STIFFNESS'. From "Illustrated London News", 1890.