Trade at S. Cook's, chemist, Hyson Green : also at Beech Avenue, Sherwood Rise.

Diecut card in the shape of a small, brown dog sitting down. Text is on a large disc hanging from the dog's collar. The reverse advertises Cook's Carbolic Jelly (very popular in 1884-5) for chaps, scurvy and skin diseases, Cook's Essence of Linseed for coughs, colds, bronchitis and asthma and Cook's Canadian Tincture for toothache, tic and neuralgia.