Year: 1887

page_text: Date of Application, 22nd Mar., 1887
Complete Left, 20th Dec., 1887
Complete Accepted, 10th Feb., 1888
WILLIAM CORBOULD 215, Southampton Street, Camberwell Scenic Artist do hereby
declare the nature of this invention to be as follows :-
By crushing and mixing Camphor with Jeyes Sanitary Powder which forms a
valuable Compound. I mix this with Manufactured Whiting, making it a valuable
Sanitary Agent, to be used for all purposes that whiting is used for.
Invaluable for Barracks, Schools, Hospitals, Parochial Buildings, Shipboard Stabling
Farm Buildings, Dog Kennels, Bird cages, Fowl Houses, etc. etc. keeping them clean
wholesome, and free from Insects and disease.
Highly recommended for Bleaching and Laundry purposes, will not injure the finest
colours, or Fabrics.
Valuable for distemper work, it will improve and not injure the best colours.
Also for clearcoating walls before repapering, the valuable sanitary particles remaining
behind the new paper cannot be to highly prized.
It has a pleasing aroma may he used in the Mansion or Cottage non-poisonious, a
small packet keept in the wardrobe drawers Boxes, etc. etc. will keep away moths and
other insects.
For the sick room a little of the whiting placed in a saucer and moistened with a
little water will render the atmosphere pure and refreshing. A valuable safeguard
against infectious diseases; should be used in every household for all domestic purposes
that whiting is used for.

page_text: WILLIAM CORBOULD 215 Southampton Street Camberwell, S.E. Decorative Artist
do hereby declare the nature of this invention and in what manner the same is to
be performed, to be particularly described and ascertained in and by the following
statement:
By crushing and mixing Camphor and Jeyes Powder with the Whiting I make it
a valuable sanitary agent, to be used for all purposes that whiting is used for. It will
retain its sanitary properties a long time.
Invaluable for Hospitals, Schools Barracks, Shipboard, Stabling Parochial Buildings,
Farm Buildings Warehouses, etc., etc.
Altho used for all whitewashing purposes it
is to be used as a dry powder for sprinkling about cellars sculleries, water closets,
Drains, etc. etc.
Description of properties of the Ingredients. I take of Camphor and "Jeyes Sanitary
Powder, equal proportions, crushing the camphor and mixing the two ingredients
together. I, take half ounce of this compound and mix with every pound of Whiting.
Having now particularly described and asertained the nature of my Inven-
tion and in what way the same is to be performed I declare that what I
claim is,
(1) Its pleasing aroma not a bad smell to be used to destroy another bad smell, it
may be used in the mansion or the cottage, the particles of the compound remaining
where placed with the whitewash. Altho the Aroma may have gone the Sanitary
properties still remain.
(2) It will not injure but improve the finest colours when used in distemper, is
non-poisonous it will not burn or injure the finest Fabrics. A packet kept in the
wardrobe, drawers, boxes, etc. etc. will keep away moths, and other insects. Rooms
when striped of paper previous to repapering should be done over with the whiting
it will destroy all insects besides the valuable sanitary particles remaining behind the
new paper cannot be to highly prized.
(3) It is the cheapest and only powder in the market that can be used for so many
purposes, its pleasing aroma bighly recommending its use.
Dated this 19th day of December 1887.
WILLIAM CORBOULD.