WANTED AND FOR SALE PRACTICES advertised in this column for parties who are not agents for the practice, for THREE CENTS THE WORD. Twenty-five words will be inserted one time free for subscribers. For additional words or for subsequent insertions, three cents per word required. Advertisements of books, instruments, preparations, etc., or regular business advertisements inserted in this column for six cents per word; no free words. If answers are to be sent in care of our office, an extra fee of fifty cents for each insertion is charged. An advertisement intended for any particular issue must reach us not later than the 12th of the month preceding. Cash must accompany all orders. In estimating, the name and address must be counted, and every three figures, or fraction thereof, and every letter representing a word counts as a word. FOR SALE: Leading drug store in a town of 2500 inhabi tants; 50 miles from Indianapolis. On account of death of proprietor who has done the aristocratic practice of the town for past twenty five years. Address, 71 Lumbard Build. ing, Indianapolis, Ind. WANTED; A location in Texas. Good black prairie farming country preferred. Address, TOMS, Alikchi, Indian Ty. WANTED. A physician to take charge of a large practice. 1400 inhabitants; no opposition. J. S. DODGE, M.D., Lincoln, Vt. WANTED; By & Physician-a pharmacist with $2500 to take one-half interest in a drug store and take charge of the same. Address, Box 53, Opelousas, La. NOR SALE;-Real estate and practice at value of former. City 30,000, about 75 miles from Chicago. Rare chance for competent physician and surgeon. Owner wishes to retire. Address, "Badger," care of WRIGHT DRUG CO., Milwaukee, Wis. Business established thirty years SALE;-ractice two thousand yearly; house eight FOR House; ice house; granery barn 82x42 two story; all new. Fruit orchard. Wealthy farming community. For terms address, P. HYNDMAN, M.D., Tompkins, Mich. See page xxvi for later For Sale advs. FORMULA. Each fluid drachm contains Arsenici Iodidum, 1-125 grain: Ferri Iodidum, 1-12 grain, Hydrargyri Iodidum, 1-125 grain, Manganesii Iodidum, 1-10 grain; Potassil Iodidum, one grain; sodu Lodidum; one grain, with Aromatics. MEDICAL PROPERTIES. The greatest value of this combination is, it relieves those obscure and chronic obstructions to gland action-the Kidney Liver, Pancreas, as well as the lympathic system, which may exert so great an influence for evil on the economy. It enjoys the confidence of the medical profession, as its use is indicated in a wide range of diseases, particularly so in Pernicious Anemia, Skin Diseases both scaly and papular; has remarkable curative effects In Specific Diseases and other manifestations of Systemic Infection, Chronic Uterine and Pelvic Diseases, and in complaints were an alterative and tonic are indicated. This combination proves that the united action of remedies are often requisite when either, alone, is insufficient. Physiclans when prescribing, will please write: ELIXIR SIX IODIDES -WALKER GREEN'S-ONE BOTTLE. The druggist will please write directions on his own abel. Elixir Six Todides is always sold in eight oz. oval bottles and never in bulk. Wholesale Price $8.00 per doz. bottles. We also prepare the Elixir six Bromides- Elixir six Hypophosphites EACH at $6 per dozen and the Elixir six Aperiens at 4 per dozen. The Elixirs are kept in stock by Wholesale Druggists throughout the United States. SEND FOR CIRCULAR, The Walker-Green Pharmaceutical Co. (Inco.) 180 W. Regent St., Glasgow, Scotland, and Kansas City, U. S. A. Samples of the four Elixirs will be sent prepaid on receipt of $1.00 66 Standard of the U. S. Gov't Printing Office, the U.S. Supreme Court and of nearly all the Schoolbooks. Warmly commended by every State Superintendent of Schools, and other Educators almost without number. "For A College President writes: "ease with which the eye finds the "word sought, for accuracy of defini'tion, for effective methods in indi"cating pronunciation, for terse yet "comprehensive statements of facts, "and for practical use as a working "dictionary, Webster's International' "excels any other single volume." The One Great Standard Authority, So writes Hon. D. J. Brewer, Justice U.S. Supreme Court. G. & C. MERRIAM CO., Publishers, Send to the publishers for free pamphlet. Farbenfabriken vorm. Friedr. Bayer & Co.'s = = Piperazine-Bayer - Europhen - Sulfonal-Bayer - Salophen - Lycetol = PAMPHLETS FORWARDED ON APPLICATION. W. H. Schieffelin & Co., New York. Passiflora Incarnata. In the December number of the News, Dr. J. A. Hemming tells what he has used Passiflora for (Sleeplessness). I have used it for the same disease for the last three years with the grandest success; also for convulsions of children due to any cause; also for all complaints arising from teething; even to diarrhoea is benefitted as by magic. All nervous diseases of the bladder in adults, frequency of urinating, or coming away drop by drop, with burning or any spasmodic action of the bladder or rectum, where Bell or Nux should be indicated. I found one-half to one teaspoonful of Passiflora O given every thirty minutes, for a few doses, and then once in two hours or three times a day, acts like magic. It controls restlessness of nervous people better than anything I ever used. W. H. FISHER. LeSueur, Minn. Passiflora in Deiirium Tremens, "In delirium tremens and in the insomnia following the excessive use of alcoholic stimulents it (Pasilora) acts like a charm. It should be given in full doses, say one teaspoonful every two hours, until the desired result is obtained. It is valuable in fretful, teething children, use it both internally and as a local application to the swollen gums. My colleague, Dr. Brewer, uses it in spasmodic incontinence of arine, especially in those cases where the patient is very nervous and complains of a burning sensation when the urine is voided. He also commends it very highly in the treatment of cerebro-spinal meningitis." DR. H. M. HENNEL, in Ec. Medical Journal. Passiflora Incarnata in Insomnia-Spasms. From a paper, read before the Chicago Academy of Medicine and published in the Medical Era of December, 1892, we extract the following concerning Passiflora: "It is a neurotic, anti-spasmodic, soporific, anodyne and sedative. It has special action on the ganglionic cells of the gray matter of the cord. "It exerts a special influence over the ganglia of the thorax, pelvis and abdominal regions and gener ally quiets the excitement of the medulla oblongata, "In insomnia it acts like a charm, without any unpleasant after-effects. It is valuable in neuroses, and reliable in tonic spasms which are present in a great number of cases of spinal meningitis, and it will prevent chronic spasms. "In the nervous affections following congestion of the cord and ganglionic centers, it produces & quieting effect not produced by any other remedies, in the rapid, irregular respiration, due to irritation of the medulla. It is a specific in pains of the heart, when there is a great fear of immediate dissolution and constant fear of death, with an irregular pulse. "In the irregular pains of pregnancy its action is sure. "In dismenorrhoea its action is decisive and pleasing, tiding the patient over the menstrual period with comfort. "In facial neuralgia and neuralgia of the fifth pair of nerves, it is very useful. "In insomnia from over-indulgence in alcoholic beverages it acts like a charm, given in full doseS every hour until rest is produced. It relieves innervation of the nerve centres-sympathetic innervation, especially so in epilepsy, given at night when nightly attacks occur. "In enlarged prostate, through its action upon the ganglia of the pelvis, it exerts a special action. In spasms of children you will be more than pleased with this remedy. "In the middle stages of typhoid fever, in the initial stages of scarlet fever, where the great restlessness of the patient is so trying to the physician and friends. "I have here presented quite a number of different manifestations in which the remedy is indicated, all depending in a greater or less degree upon the same conditions. They are only given as pointers, as it were, showing the large number of different manifestations, depending upon the same parts at fault in which it is admissible by its action upon these certain parts of the nervous system, by either not performing their functions or from an over action." Concentrated Tincture Passiflora Incarnata. DR. F. G. WELCH, No. 77 W. 45th St., MR. JNO. B. DANIEL, Atlanta, Ga. Dear Sir: Enclosed find check for another dozen DR. S. BRUMBAUGH, 421 S. Jefferson St., MR. J. B. DANIEL, Atlanta, Ga. Dear Sir: Please send me by express five pounds Conc. Tr. Passiflora. The pound bottle received from you about a year and a half ago was the best preparation I have used from this plant. I have used the remedy which was prepared by other reliable drug houses, but the result was not satisfactory. Respectfully yours, J. H. KIME, M.D. E. M. CARRELL, M.D., 675 Brazelton St., BOSTON, May 26, 1893. MR. DANIEL, Atlanta, Ga. Dear Sir: Send me one dozen bottles of Conc. Tr. Passiflora Incarnata as soon as you can. Enclosed find check. Do as well as you can; I will be quite Very respectfully, customer. E. M. CARRELL, M.D. Office of DR. A. E. NEUMEISTER, KANSAS CITY, MO., Jan. 10, 1894. MR. JNO. B. DANIEL, Atlanta, Ga. Dear Sir: I used up the last bottle of the fifteen bottles of Passiflora you shipped me in November, '93. I am well pleased with the tincture. I find it to be A No. 1 and the results from it are the same, when the remedy is indicated. Please ship me three dozen bottles. Very truly yours, A. E. NEUMEISTR, M.D. J. L. MCNEELY & Co., Druggists. COVINGTON, TENN., Jan. 12, 1894. JNO. B. DANIEL, Atlanta, Ga. Dear Sir: You will please send us per express half dozen bottles Conc. Tr. Passiflora. Will make larger order next time. Very truly yours, J. L. MONEELY & CO. This Preparation is prepared and sold by JOHN B. DANIEL, Wholesale Druggist, 34 Wall Street, Atlanta, Ga. FLAVELL'S IMPROVED UTERINE SUPPORTER. SENG increases the secretion of the digestive fluid by FOR INDIGESTION, MALNUTRITION, AND ALL WASTING DISEASES DOSE:-Adults, one or more teaspoonfuls three times SULTAN DRUG CO., ST. LOUIS AND LONDON A to I, $2.50 4 00 5 50 Best Thread-Each. $1.50 2.50 400 1 00 1 00 1 00 Directions for Measurement.-Give exact circumference and length in all cases. We allow for expansion. Goods sent by Mail upon Receipt of Price or Express C. O. D. G. W. FLAVELL & BRO., Manufacturers, 1005 Spring Garden Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Paralysis, Epilepsy, St. Vitus' Dance, Chloral and Tobacco Habits, Sleeplessness, Nerve Exhaustion, Neuralgia, Alcoholism, Painful and Deficient Menstruation, Headache, Hysteria, Convulsions, and Prostration from Fainting, and the Convalescent Stage of Acute Diseases. DOSE-From ten to thirty drops or more, as often as may be indicated to meet the urgency of the case. Administer in hot water when quick action is desired. MESSES. B. KEITH & CO., BARNESVILLE, GA. Gentlemen:-The con. tinc. avena sativa has been more successful in the treatment of the opium habit than anything I have ever tried, and I have tried various other remedies, among them the advertised nostrums. J. C. HALLOWAY, M. D. ADAMSVILLE, O. MESSRS. B. KEITH & CO., Gentlemen:-G. M., aged 33 years, Merchant, had circumscribed peritonitis and thickening for some time. On account of pain and tenderness, his physician prescribed morphine in small doses, but he used it afterwards, of his own accord, until the habit was established. He tried hard to break off, but he would always be taken with great prostration and irritation of the stomach. vomit everything he took and would get down, and finally in about thirty-six hours would take morphine again, and in a short time feel all right. While under its influence he commenced to take whisky and beer to keep from the morphine. He also tried different doctors, but all the same. When I was consulted he would take stimulants and then increase the morphine to keep off big head (as he called it), taking one drachm of morphine every two days. He was miserable, and when trying to quit it said if the suffering and agony of hell was as bad he wanted to steer clear of the place. I tried valerian, and nearly all nerve tonics and nerve stimulants, and to diminish the dose of morphine, but all did no good. I then told him of the avena sativa about which I had read, and he said if he could quit without so much suffering he would, if not, he could not bear the agony, and would take it and die as soon as possible. Tobtained the avena and prescribed it in fifteen drop doses whenever he felt the need of morphine which was four times a day; and for two nights I gave him about a one-fourth grain of morphia, when he said he could do without it he did not suffer any more. Thus he left off taking morphine, and has never taken another dose of it. The first night without morphine he slept reasonably well, and each succeeding night better, until five nights, when he slept well; then I gave him only three doses of the avena for three days, then two doses for three days, then only one dose in the evening for one week. All this time he rested very well, said his suffering was nothing to what he had expected, and that any one could go through it with half grit. [His own language.] Since then he has taken neither avena nor morphine, and is now well and has no desire for any stimulant, and says that "he would not have the habit for the world." He has gained thirty pounds, namely, he has now his original weight. He never was an intemperate man until the morphine was prescribed for him by a physician, through which he was ruined, losing nearly all his property and a great deal of self-respect. He had never been without morphine for more than thirtysix to forty hours since he had contracted the habit, namely, during three years. A. L. JACKSON, M. D. Send for printed matter on CON. TINC. AVENA SATIVA in the Morphia or Opium Habit, and certificates from different members of the Medical Profession citing cases under their charge treated by it, also REVISED AND ENLARGED MANUAL, to ORGANIC CHEMISTS, B. KEITH & CO., No. 75 William Street, NEW YORK CITY. ESTABLISHED 1852. |