The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-02 00:00:00

PURE WATER

inq OBINS'S ROYAL FILTERS.—Office, 69, Strand,
IVLon-
don.—The Royal Filters are confidently recommended to
the Public as the only invention capable of producing a con-
stant and plentiful supply of the most pure, wholesome, and
ii, brilliant Water, however foul o • rbib the source from which
they are supplied; and the si lre fact of more than 37,000
being now in daily use throng 'but the United Kingdom, the
navy and merchant vessels, independent of those adopted in
various public and private establishments on the Continent,
and in more distant quarters of the Globe, is a sure test of their
efficacy and advantages.—The following are selected from a
very numerous body of testimonials presented to the Patentee
by scientific and literary individuals :
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82, Gower-street.
I have at different periods, both in England and abroad, had
opportunities of observing and using the various contrivances
known as "Ascension Filters," " Spring Filters," " Water Fil-
ters," " Barbadoes Stone Filters," &c., but are all certain, after a
short trial, to fail in effect, producing a scanty supply of? water,
by no means of the first quality. Not so the Royal Filters;
the water is soon rendered pure and brilliant; the supply con-
stant, and, I conceive, the apparatus likely to be improved by
being many years in use.
T. C. CRANE, M. D., Bedford-row.
I consider these Filters a most. valuable Invention, and when
patients come to me, and finish 'their catalogue of the horrors
of indigestion, I say "Go to Robins's, and get a Royal Filter."
J. ABERNETHY, 'renterden-street.
After a constant use of the Royal Filter, I have much satis-
faction in giving my testimony in its favour, as the most com-
plete apparatus of the kind, and an indispensable requisite for
culinary purposes, and, consequently, for the preservation of
M.D., Calcutta.
health. BEATIE,
During our voyage, not a single case of indisposition occurred
among the passengers or crew, and 1 do not hesitate tp say, that
the total absence of sickness may be traced to the pure and de-
licious state of the water supplied by The ROyal Filter.
J. S. GR-EGORY, M.D., 'Vienna.
The Royal Filter is a most extraordinary discovery; and
many scientific persons who have drank the filtrated water, have
not scrupled to affirm, that such a state of purity could.only be
produced by distillation.
R. ZIDDER, F.F.J., F.V.A., A.G.R.
The increasing demand in this country and ou the Continent
for the Royal Filters having induced unprincipled and igno-
rant persons to fabricate humble imitations, and, in some cases,
pretended improvements of the Patent, all of which must of ne-
cessity utterly fail in effect, and to guard against such attempts
the Patentee earnestly requests Purchasers to observe that the
words " ROYAL FILTER, GI:011C;1., ROBINS PATENTEE, LON-
DON," are invariable placed upon each. and that they can be
obtained of his accredited Agents throughout the Kingdom.
PRICES. £. s. d.
Two Gallon size, purifying 12 Gallons per day.. 1 5 0
Three ditto
Four ditto
Six ditto
Nine ditto
Twelve ditto _
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Plans, Drawings, and Prospectuses can be obtained, and the
Apparatus inspected at the Office of Messrs: GotnouNE and
Donns,, Crown Chambers,' Red Cross-street, Livevool.

PRIVATE TUITION IN THE MATHEMATICS. •
-1,, iR. J. FENBY continues to give PRIVA' 'E IN STRITC .
IUIL TION in MENTAL AR ITHME" ', ALGEBRA,
GEOMETRY, MECHANICS, &c.—Ter s rnai..be knoWiliy
applying at the Mechanics' Instituti ; Mount Pleasani.
School; or at No. 7, Renshaw-street-
June 26, 1833.