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IRON ADMINISTRATION

A HIGHLY PALATABLE PREPARATION OF IRON CHLORIDE.

RON is easily chief among Hæmatinics. According to T. Lauder

IRON

Brunton, M.D., D.Sc., F.R.S., it increases the number of blood corpuscles; the percentage of hæmaglobin in them, and functional activity of all the vital organs; as a vascular tonic classes with digitalis and strychnine, and in its alterative qualities with arsenic.

The tincture of Chloride of Iron has long been recognized as the inost efficient of iron preparations, the objections to its continued. administration, its highly astringent taste, its corrosive action on the teeth, and constipating action have, however, been hitherto insurmountable.

We have succeeded in preparing an entirely palatable syrup of officinal Tincture Iron Chloride combining all its virtues with none of its drawbacks. It is prepared after the formula of Dr. G. W. Weld, and

is entitled:

"WELD'S SYRUP OF IRON CHLORIDE."

(P., D. & CO.'S)

We earnestly recommend its trial to all the profession, believing it to be the most acceptable preparation of Iron ever devised.

Samples will be sent on receipt of request to physicians who indicate their willingness to pay express charges.

PARKE, DAVIS & CO.,

Detroit, New York and Kansas City.

BY J. J. MAXFIELD, M. D.

A year ago Mr. A., fifty-one years old, consulted me for an oldstanding and intractable cystitis, as he supposed and had been informed by two physicians. I suggested an exploration and readily detected a stone. It was a large one, and it was so hard that you could hear the click of the instrument in any part of my office. I advised that he should have an operation performed, but as his brother had died

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after same operation a few years previously, he was afraid and refused to consent. In view to palliate, I ordered him to drink one quart of Buffalo Lithia Water every day. Washing out the bladder once a day with the same, warm, a careful attention to diet and bowels, with gentle tonics. This treatment was faithfully kept up for nine months, when pus appeared in the urine and the operation could no longer be

delayed. During the time he was under the treatment, large quantities of débris came away, some of the pieces were so large that it was only by great effort that they were passed via urethra. None of these were saved. The day before the operation, on the twentieth day of June, I examined him again, and the stone did not seem so large nor was the click so pronounced, though we could tell that there was a stone present by the grating as from a rough body. On the twentyfirst, I did the left lateral operation, and after getting into the bladder, I introduced the forceps, grasped the stone and pulling it away I found it was like a mass of putty filled with sand. It was sacculated and there was a quantity of pus in the viscus. With forceps, gouge, curette and fingers I finally got it all away. but that it could not be crushed with very little effort between the fingers. After the fragments were allowed to dry they became hard.

No part of it was so hard

The cut will illustrate better than I could tell how some of the mass looked, though a great deal of the finest particles were lost in the irrigation.

It will be noticed that there were very few large pieces, and these were so soft that they would drop to pieces on the slightest provocation. This friable quality showed me why I did not get so pronounced a sound at my second examination, nine months after the first. Had I known before I operated what I knew afterward, I would not have done it, but with a lithotrite I would have crushed it and washed it out, though I believe firmly that if I had continued the treatment of the Buffalo Lithia Water a few weeks more the stone would have fallen to pieces. The outer segments were roughened, showing the disintegrating action of the water in dissolving it. I believe the case is unique in every particular and shows the value of Buffalo Lithia Water so clearly that I thought it worth reporting. The patient made a complete recovery without an accident to mar it. The total weight of the pieces saved was 213 grains.-The Prescription.

Other Clinical Reports and Descriptive Pamphlet sent free.

Thomas F. Goode, Proprietor,

BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS, VA.

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The largest, most thoroughly equipped and one of the most favorably located in the United States. It is under strictl regular management. Eight physicians, well-trained and of large experience. A quiet, home-like place, where "trained nurses," "rest cure," "massage," "faradization," "galvanization," "static electrization," "Swedish movements," "dieting," "baths," "physical training," and all that pertains to modern rational medical treatment can be had in perfection at reasonable prices. A special Hospital Building (150 Beds) for surgical cases with finest hospital facilities and appliances. Large Fan for Winter and Summer Ventilation. Absolutely Devoid of Usual Hospital Odors. Delightful Surroundings. Lake-side Resort. Pleasure Grounds. Steamers, Sail-boats, etc.

PURE GLUTEN
BISCUIT

J. H. KELLOGG, M. D., Sup't, Battle Creek, Mich.

The undersigned have for several years been manufacturing a pure gluten for a few physicians. We are now prepared to furnish to the medical profession the only pure gluten biscuit manufactured in America. For samples and prices address SANITARIUM FOOD CO., Battle Creek, Mich.

WALNUT LODGE HOSPITAL, HARTFORD, CONN. Organized in 1880 for the special medical treatment of ALCOHOL AND OPIUM INEBRIATES. Elegantly situated in the suburbs of the city, with every appointment and appliance for the treatment of this class of cases, including Turkish, Russian, Roman, Saline and Medicated Baths. Each case comes under the direct personal care of the physician. Experience shows that a large proportion of these cases are curable, and all are benefited from the application of exact hygienic and scientific measures. This institution is founded on the well-recognized fact that Inebriety is a disease, and curable, and all these cases require rest, change of thought and living, in the best surroundings, together with every means known to science and experience to bring about this result. Only a limited number of cases are received. Applications and all inquiries should be addressed, T. D. CROTHERS, M.D., Sup't Walnut Lodge, Hartford, Co

THE RICHARD GUNDRY HOME.

HARLEM LODGE, CATONSVILLE, BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD.

Established for the treatment of Nervous and Mental Diseases, and for recuperation in cases of overwork and nervous exhaustion; also special cases of Opium and Alcholic addiction treated. This establishment offers all the comforts incident to retired country life in an exceptionally healthful locality, with constant medical care and home influences. Special arrangements made for chronic cases.

MRS. DR. R. GUNDRY, PROPRIETOR, Late Matron Md. Hospital for Insane. R. F. GUNDRY, M.D., RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, Late Asst. Phys. at Dayton and Athens Asylums, Ohio. CONSULTING PHYSICIANS:

PROF. HENRY M. HURD, M. D., Supt. Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore, Md.

G. G. W. MACGILL, M. D., Catonsville, Md.

PROF. GEORGE H. ROHÉ, M. D., Catonsville, Md.
PROF. GEORGE J. PRESTON, M. D., Baltimore, Md.
PROF. THOMAS OPIE, M.D.

REFERENCES:

PROF. WM.OSLER, M. D., Physician-in-Chief, Johns Hopkins Hosp.; DR. W. W. GODDING, Supt. Gov. Hosp. for Insane, Washington, D. C.; DR. P. BRYCE, Supt. Alabama State Hosp., Tuscaloosa, Ala.; DR. T. O. POWELL, Supt. Lunatic Hosp., Asylum P. O., Ga.; DR. A. B. RICHARDSON, Late Supt. Athens Asylum for Insane.

For further information, circulars, etc., apply to

R. F. GUNDRY, M. D., Resident Physician,

The Richard Gundry Home, CATONSVILLE, MD.

Ask Grocers for our Patent Barley CRYSTALS, anet, unrivalled Cereal Food, for Breakfast Tea & Dessert. not sold there, write us for free samples. LUEN LOUR and SPECIAL DIABETIC FOO are invaluable waste-repairing flours for Dyspepsia, Diabetes, Debility & Chil drens Food. No bran; mainly free from starch. For all family uses nothing equals our HEALTH FLOUR end for circular offering 4 lbs. free. FARWELL&RHINES,Props., Watertown.N.Y

SPECIFY "BATTLE" WHEN PRESCRIBING OUR PREPARATIONS.

FORMULA.

THE HYPNOTIC.

Every fluid drachm contains fifteen grains EACH of Pure
Chloral Hydrat. and purified Brom. Pot. and one-eighth
grain EACH of gen. im. ext. Cannabis Ind. and Hyoscyam.

DOSE.

One-half to one fluid drachm in WATER or SYRUP every
hour, until sleep is produced.
INDICATIONS.-

Sleeplessness, Nervousness, Neuralgia, Headache, Convulsions,
Colic, Mania, Epilepsy, Irritability, etc. In the restlessness
and delirum of fevers it is absolutely invaluable.

IT DOES NOT LOCK UP THE SECRETIONS.

PAPINE

THE ANODYNE.

PAPINE IS THE ANODYNE OR PAIN-RELIEVING PRINCIPLE OF
OPIUM, THE NARCOTIC AND CONVULSIVE ELEMENTS
BEING ELIMINATED. IT HAS LESS TENDENCY

TO CAUSE NAUSEA, VOMITING, CON

INDICATIONS.

STIPATION, ETC.

Same as Opium or Morphia.

DOSE.

ONE FLUID DRACHM-(represents the Anodyne principle of one-eighth grain of Morphia).

IODIA

THE ALTERATIVE AND UTERINE TONIC
FORMULA.-

Iodia is a combination of active principles obtained from the
Green Roots of Stillingia, Helonias, Saxifraga, Menispermum
and Aromatics. Each fluid drachm also contains five grains
Iod. Potas. and three grains Phos. Iron.

DOSE.

One or two fluid drachms (more or less as indicated) three times a day, before meals.

INDICATIONS.

Syphilitic, Scrofulous and Cutaneous Diseases, Dysmenorrhea,
Menorrhagia, Leucorrhea, Amenorrhea, Impaired Vitality,
Habitual Abortions and General Uterine Debility.

SPECIFY "BATTLE" WHEN PRESCRIBING OUR PREPARATIONS.

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