Supplement to the Christmas Herald. SUPERIOR TO PEPSIN IN ALL CASES A A Powder:-Prescribed in the same manner, dose <INGLUVIN DO Also in Tablets where it is regarded as more WARNER & CO. ONLY. Specific For Vomiting In INGLUVIN IN SPAIN. The following letter on INGLUVIN was recently received by Vilanova, Hermanas & Co., of Barcelona, from Dr. F. VIDAL SOLARES:: "I have to acknowledge duly having received the INGLUVIN which you were good enough to send me for the purpose of proving the therapeutic effects of this excellent medicine amongst my clients, from Messrs. W. R. Warner & Co. "The results which I have obtained in my dispensary for sick children, together with my private cases, have been extremely satisfactory. In fact, I have treated various cases of dyspepsia, in which the patients, fully prostrated and without power to digest their food, have, thanks to the use of INGLUVIN, been rapidly cured. "In the case of 'apepsia,' or loss of appetite, in children, accompanied with diarrhoea, I have obtained good results from the use of INGLUVIN, which therapeutic agent is prepared by the house of Warner & Co. from the gizzard of the chicken. "I have also found Ingluvin useful in the organic complaints of the stomach, and in the indomitable vomiting and painful dyspepsia to which women are subject during pregnancy. I have employed the agent, morever, in the convalescent state of many patients, when I have not only noted the alteration of the gastric secretions, Gestation but of the extreme instability of the stomach. "I have not the least doubt that the Ingluvin, of which you have the sale in Spain, will shortly be a substitute for pepsin on account of its being more active than the latter; but, as is only logical, you should obtain a rapid result by bringing this preparation to be known in all Spain by the opportune measure you usually adopt. 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