Dose, 38s to 3j (Strength, 5 grains of Hydrochlorate of Apomorphine in a pint); gr. 1-32 in 3j. SYRUPUS BUTYL CHLORAL (Dose, 3 to 5iv (Strength, gr. ij in 3j). SYRUPUS CALCII, MANGANESSI, ET POTASSII HYPOPHOSPHITUM.... SYRUPUS CASCARE SAGRADE SYRUPUS FERRI HYPOPHOSPHITIS..... SYRUPUS FERRI PHOSPHATIS COMPOSITUS....... SYRUPUS FERRI, QUININE, БТ STRYCHNINE PHOS PHATUM... SYRUPUS HYPOPHOSHITUS COMPOSITUS....... Dose, 3ss to 3j (contains about 2 grs. of Hypophosphite of Calcium, and 1 gr. each of Hypophosphite of Manganese and of Potassium in 5j. Dose, 3j to 3iv (Ext. Casc. Sag. Liq. 3iv, Ext. Gleyrrhizæ Liq. 13, Tinct. Carminativæ šii, Syrup ad Of). Dose, 3ss to 3 ij (Ferri Sulph. gr. 232, Calc. Hypophosph. gr. 160, Acid Hypophosph. sp.. gr. 1.136 3ij in Oj of the finished syrup). Dose, 3ss to 3ij (It contains in each fluid drachm about 1⁄2 grain of phosphate of iron and 4-5 grain of phosphate of calcium, with small quantities of the phosphates of potassium and sodium). Dose, 3ss to 5j (each fluid drachm contains 1 grain of phosphate of iron, 3-4 grain of phosphate of quinine, and 1-32 grain of strychinine). Dose, 3ss to 3ij (each fluid drachm contains 1-160 grain of strychnine and 1-8 grain of quinine, Syr. Calc. Mangan. et Pot. Hyposphit. m xv, and Syr. Ferri Hypophosphitis m xxx). TINCT. BENZOINI SIMPLEX. (Benzoin 3 ij, Spir. Rect. Oj). (Cardamoms, Tincture of Ginger, and Oil of Cinnamon, Carraway and Cloves, in Rectified Spirit). TINCTURA CARMINATIVA... We have long been under the impression that the profession were not impressed, as they should be, with the importance of the quality of soap used by themselves and their patients; but from the number of letters received, asking for further information relative to the "Althene Skin Soap" referred to by Prof. Shoemaker in his lecture "Soap as a Factor of Health," an abstract of which we published in the April WORLD, we are sat isfied we underrated the interest of the brethren in this matter. As it is impossible, for want of space, to answer each inquiry, we must refer all in search of such information to the manufacturers, Messrs. J. W. Campion & Co., No. 916 Filbert St., Philadelphia. Dr. Benson's map of the tongue, which appeared in December WORLD, 1887, page 450, is now published in chart form, by Dr. George H. Field, of St. Louis, Mo. It is lithographed in colors, full text, and mounted, ready to hang in your office. Price, $1.00. Our bright and ably conducted contemporary, The Mississippi Valley Medical Monthly has changed its name to Memphis Medical Monthly. We have long considered this one of our very best exchanges, and we wish it abundant success under its new title. Prof. S. E. Woody, A.M., M.D., Professor of Chemis try and Diseases of Children in the Kentucky School of Medicine, Louisville, Ky., writes: "I make frequent use of your "Manual of Treatment," and find it worth many times the price. 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The publisher of the WORLD is enterprising, and his publications attest it."--California Med. Journal. The Annals of Surgery, the only English journal published devoted exclusively to Surgery, enters now upon its fourth year. Drs. L. S. Pilcher, of Brooklyn, N. Y., and C. B. Keetly, of London, England, are the chief editors, assisted by most all the able surgeons of this country, as well as Europe, which is sufficient guarantee of the literary merits. We bespeak for it the co-operation of the members of the profession who are interested in progressive surgery. J. H. Chambers & Co., St. Louis, Mo., are the publishers, and they deserve great credit for undertaking to produce such an important journal as Annals, and for its artistic execution. When prescribing PILLS OF ANY KIND secure them perfectly soluble and quickly assimilable by specifying "W. R. W. & Co.'s." 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A sample of Platt's Chlorides will be sent to any physician unacquainted with its use, free of expense, if this journal is mentioned. Send to Dr. Jensen for a sample of Pepsin. We speak personally of the benefits of the use of Lithiated Hydrangea in affections resulting from deficient action of the kidneys. In selecting a battery first investigate the merits of The Partz Portable Medical Battery. See their adv. and mention this journal. In your female practice have each patient to get a "Lady's Syringe." Have you tried Bromo-Caffein? If not, see adv. and send for a sample, always giving your opinion of THE WORLD. By all means write to Walter F. Ware, 70 North Third st., Philadelphia, Pa., for a sample nipple, free, and test its merits. Always give your opinion of THE MEDICAL WORLD. Are you using Geddes' Extract? If not, send for sample. See new adv. of Nestle's Milk Food. All progressive physicians are trying antifebrin in fevers. Send for their book of instruction in its use. See the adv. of a new remedy by the Union Pharmaceutical Co., 18 and 20 Platt st, New York. Send to Hasting's Truss Co., 224 S. Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa., for your trusses and supporters. Mention THE MEDICAL WORLD. Give a thorough trial to Tarrant's Seltzer Aprient in your practice this summer. See the adv. of Dr. Hayden's Viburnum Comp. Send for illustrated handbook, free. Mention MEDICAL WORLD. (Continued over next leaf.) Beside the above, Antifebrin continues to enjoy the decided preference of the Medical Profession OVER ALL OTHER ANTIPYRETICS; being, f. i., of Four Times the Strength of Antipyrine,—according to the Clinical Report of Drs. A. Cahn and P. Hepp of Prof. Kussmaul's Clinique at the University of Strassburg. Abstracts of numerous Medical Reports on the above-mentioned qualities of ANTIFEBRIN Will be mailed on application Manufacturing (73 WILLIAM ST., Chemist, to the Sole Licensee for the U.S.: E. MERCK, New York. Platt's Chlorides, A LIQUID DISINFECTANT. ODORLESS, COLORLESS, POWERFUL, ECONOMICAL. ENDORSED BY OVER 16,000 PHYSICIANS. INVALUABLE IN THE SICK ROOM, · A NECESSITY IN THE HOUSEHOLD. Sold by Druggists in quart bottles only. Price 50c. To any physician who may still be unacquainted with it, a sample will be sent free of expense, if this Physicians who prepare or keep their own medicines in stock, or who have their preparations ready-made at the drug stores, will please take notice, that Peptic Ferments in liquid forms gradually looses its digestive property and becomes totally inert. They should therefore never be carried in stock, but to be prepared only when prescribed. Owing to this fact, I have refrained from putting up the various liquid preparations of Pepsin. My Pepsin in its scaly (so-called crystal form), or in powdered state preserves its digestive strength for years. This Pepsin has won for itself a reputation all over the world phenominal in pharmaceutical literature. When prescribed in powder form Pulvis Aromaticus furnishes the best vehicle or adjuvant. Always underline my name when prescribing my pepsin. If you once try the Upjohn Pills and Granules, you will always give your medicine in that form. Write to Mariani & Co., 127 Fifth ave, New York, for their handsomely bound book, mailed free, if THE MEDICAL WORLD is mentioned. Write to W. H. Schieffelin & Co., 170 & 172 William st., New York, for their revised Treatise on Salol, and mention THE MEDICAL WORLD. Write to McArthur Hypophosphite Co., Boston, Mass., for their pamphlet on the curability of Consumption. See the adv. of J. C. Vetter & Co.'s New Departure in Medical Batteries. See adv. of Ford's Pepsin and price. An elegant new preparation to use in the place of Cod Liver Oil is Hepatic Extract. Send to the Hunt, Kiddie Co. for a liberal sample, free. See the new adv. of Charles Lentz & Sons. They are reliable dealers in surgical instruments. Don't forget those excellent Antipyretic Pills offered by Messrs Thurber, Whyland & Co. This combination is better, and perhaps safer, than any single remedy. If you have any money to invest see the adv. of The Real Estate Trust Co., of Philadelphia, No. 1340 Chestnut st. W. H. Schieffelin & Co., New York, offer to the pro fession some new remedies this month. See their ad- PROF. W. BAKER, 42 St. Mark's Ave., vertisement, write to them, and mention THE MEDICAL WORLD. THE OLD STYLE discarded on account of pulling apart, while the elastic is still in good condition. BROOKLYN, N. Y. THE "MASTER" SURGICAL ELASTIC STOCKINGS. FOR VARICOSE VEINS, WEAK AND SWOLLEN JOINTS, DROPSY PROVIDED WITH THE PATENT NON-ELASTIC STAYS AND ADJUSTING LOOPS,., POMEROY TRUSS COMPANY, 785 Broadway, New York. GREGORY'S FREE SAMPLES. SYRUP OF DOVER'S POWDER, A NEW FORM OF AN OLD REMEDY. Quinine. Each drachm of the SYRUP represents five (5) grains of the powder. Send address on postal card for prepaid samples, and full details. MANUFACTURER, consequently lasts until worn out. THE NEW STYLE can not pull apart, and Mellitra BUFFALO, N. Y. |