# List of Illustrations explained — The Charing Cross Mystery

> Chapter companion for The Charing Cross Mystery by J. S. Fletcher.

## What happens

A list of illustrations is presented, featuring a medicine bottle with two torn labels. The first label shows partial text including 'C. A.' and 'No. A.1152', while the second label contains a chemist's guarantee with missing portions.

## Key lines

> A medicine bottle with two torn labels and incomplete text reading “ C. A. … Esq. , The mix… re as before. No. A.1152” on the first label and “Note This medicine has been dispensed by a fully qualified Chemist with the… to possible drugs… and is guaranteed… the wishes of… the Pres-… M.P.S. … St.  W.C. ” on the second.

An illustration depicts a medicine bottle bearing two damaged labels; one shows fragments of text including 'C. A.' and a reference number, while the other includes a chemist's certification that is partially legible.

_The illustration hints at a prescription possibly linked to Dr. Charles Ambrose ('C. A.') and a numbered formula, suggesting a clue in the mystery._

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