RHEUMATISM, AND OTHER DISEASES CAUSED BY Uric Acid EXCESS, WITH THE BEST RESULTS. KEASBEY & MATTISON CO., AMBLER, PENNA. Always Specify "Keasbey & Mattison" When Prescribing. signs of swelling and those awful scrofulous | to exercise a sedative influence in checking sores and blotches on his face are gone. Of course, his soft palate was destroyed by the disease long ago, and he thought I could make him a new one; I replied: 'Only God can do that.' He paid me enough so I can buy more of your remedies, and I shall keep a supply on hand. I buy from Dr. Barry, of Durango, Mexico, who orders for me from San Antonia, Texas."-Charles A. Bailey, M.D., Canatlan, Durango, Mexico, September 29, 1899. WHAT'S WORTH WHILE! It is worth while to sustain the patient in a definite way with the least effort on his part; to furnish essential elements of rational tissue-building in a readily-assimilated hydrocarbon of a type such as Angier's petroleum emulsion. The thoughtful physician is ever willing to take suggestions, and when the source of these suggestions is the bedside experience of competent overseers "whose hints show reason and allusions care," the practical importance of a remedy is established, independent of theory. The trend of professional effort to-day is to create a soil inimical to the life of bacteria, to kill the bacteria and neutralize their toxins. Resulting from these factors, we have prostration, cachexia, and blood poisoning, and it is precisely for such conditions that Angier's petroleum emulsion is particularly applicable. Angier's petroleum emulsion not only keeps the patient at par, but it also raises the processes of nutrition to their highest possible point, and in addition is of value. especially in pulmonary phthisis, chronic bronchitis, or other wasting diseases, as a true blood-maker and tissue-constructor. From the nature of its composition, it does not interfere with or crowd out other elements of nutrition, but it is cheerfully cooperative and is of distinct value as a demulcent expectorant. Secondarily, Angier's petroleum emulsion is a powerful vasomotor stimulant. It seems the paroxysmal coughing, so frequently associated with earlier stages of phthisis. The clinical test is the certain test. When Angier's petroleum emulsion is used in the class of cases for which it is indicated, it cannot fail to demonstrate its remarkable efficiency as a reliever of cough,-a restorer of rest. According to Loomis, the hypophosphites of lime and soda are serviceable where intestinal digestion is imperfect. Angier's petroleum emulsion is nutrition and rest combined. Where it has been prescribed a rapid gain in flesh and strength is invariably noted. NEW SYNERGETIC MEDICATION. The invaluable medical properties possessed by antikamnia, in its control over pain, and the power it possesses in the reduction of temperature are almost universally known and appreciated by physicians throughout the world. The acme of perfection, however, has been reached in the new medication recently given this product in "antikamnia laxative tablets" and "antikamnia and quinine laxative tablets," the formula of each, being found on page 4 of our current issue. In tablet form absolute accuracy of dose is insured, with maximum of activity, besides providing a most convenient form of administration. The profession will no doubt at once appreciate these unique and useful combinations, and accord to them the same degree of favor that has so long been extended to antikamnia. OBSTINATE OTORRHEA. W. C. Frederick, M.D., Lono, Ark., says: "I have used S. H. Kennedy's extract of pinus Canadensis (dark), 1 to 3 of water, in sore throat from cold, with splendid results, and have now under treatment a little boy, 3 years old, suffering from strumous diathesis, who has been afflicted over a year with otorrhoea. Have been using as an in (CONTINUED ON ADVERTISING PAGE 20.) Packer's MADE OF VEGETABLE OILS, PURE, ANTISEPTIC, EMOLLIENT. Tar Soap. Excellent for use in the treatment of Dermatic Diseases, such as chafing, eczema, erythema, seborrhoea, herpes, psoriasis, etc.; for cleansing ulcers, foul wounds, fetid discharges, bed-sores, and similar conditions. Superior to grease or oils for making gynecological examinations; they are uncleanly and often loaded with germs of disease; this soap, however, is CLEANLY, ANTISEPTIC, does not corrode, but leaves the skin smooth, soft, and supple. For the nursery, bathing, toilet, and shampooing purposes it is unrivalled. 25 cents. Druggists, or THE PACKER MANUFACTURING CO., 81 Fulton Street, New York. 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