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Quality and Technique

Your success in the practice of medicine depends largely upon two things: The quality of the remedial or medicinal agents used, and your ability to properly use them.,

Inert agents and faulty technique will make a failure of the best of physicians. A standard article cannot build a reputation for any man unless he has the wisdom to properly use it.

When called upon to treat a Non-Suppurative Synovitis, say of the knee in an adult, prescribe the best possible remedy—

ANTIPHLOGISTINE

Do not del

a Medium can, and heat by placing the can in hot water.
egate its application the first time to some one who has never seen the
thing done, but personally apply the entire contents of the can to the
affected joint, spreading it on the skin as thick as this
about the joint and beyond the boundaries of the inflammation. Cover
with a liberal amount of absorbent cotton and a suitable compress.
At the expiration of 24 hours, or when the dressing can be peeled off
nicely, remove it and apply a new one. After a few days the affection
will, as a rule, be but a memory.

You can rely upon Antiphlogistine for QUALITY
The TECHNIQUE depends upon you.

Antiphlogistine can be obtained at its best and more economically in original packages,-Small, Medium, Large, Hospital.

The Denver Chemical Mfg. 60.

Corporate Office,

NEW YORK

Branches

Go.

Denver, Colorado. London, Eng.; Montreal, Can.; Sydney, N. S. W

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Blood Nourishment

During Lactation.

At the time when a mother must share her food supply
with her child the liability to systemic depletion is
great. If the quality of the blood in the mother is
allowed to fall below normal, the food of the child
will not be of proper life-forming quality.

Pepto-Mangan
(“Gude”)

restores depleted conditions of the blood
by feeding it with manganese and iron.
It builds rich, red blood and is a nutrient
and general reconstructive tonic.

Pepto-Mangan ("Gude") is ready for quick absorption and rapid

infusion into the circulating fluid and is consequently of marked and certain value in all forms of

ANEMIA, CHLOROSIS, BRIGHT'S DISEASE,

RACHITIS, NEURASTHENIA, Etc.

To assure proper filling of prescriptions, order Pepto-Mangan (“Gude”) in original bottles containing xi. IT'S NEVER SOLD IN BULK.

SAMPLES AND LITERATURE

UPON APPLICATION.

M. J. BREITENBACH COMPANY,

Laboratory,

Leipzig, Germany.

53 Warren Street, NEW YORK.

The Kentucky School of Medicine conforms to the requirements of the laws of all State Boards, and its graduates may apply for registration in any State. It is the Pioneer Spring and Summer School, and its numerous alumni are in all States. It has a large hospital and dispensary adjoining the building, where all surgical operations are performed before the class, and its laboratories are equipped with the best modern apparatus.

For catalogue, address DR. WM. H. WATHEN, DEAN, Louisville, Ky. Students should go direct from Depot to College, No. 619 Sixth Street.

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ECTHOL.

FORMULA:-EVERY FLUID DRACHM CON-
TAINS TWENTY-EICHT CRAINS ECHINA-
CEA ANCUSTIFOLIA AND THREE CRAINS
THUJA OCCIDENTALIS. IT IS ANTI-PUR-
ULENT, ANTI-SUPPURATIVE, ANTI-MOR-
BIFIC, AND IS SPECIALLY INDICATED IN
BREAKING-DOWN CONDITIONS OF THE
FLUIDS, TISSUES, CORPUSCLES, AND
DYSCRASIA OF THE SECRETIONS.

"Our observation of the medical literature indi-
cates that ECHINACEA is being used far more
than formerly. -
-J. A. M. A., APRIL 8, 1905."
BROMIDIA

PAPINE

IODIA

BATTLE & CO., CORPORATION, ST. LOUIS, MO., U. S. A.

IDIOSYNCRASY OR SOME OTHER

REASON.

We meet with many cases in practice suffering intensely from pain, where for an idiosyncrasy or some other reason it is not advisable to give morphine or opium by the mouth, or morphine hypodermically, but frequently these very cases take kindly to codeia, and when assisted by antikamnia its action is all that could be desired.

In the grinding pains which precede and follow labor, and the uterine contractions which often lead to abortion, in tic douloureux, brachialagia, cardialgia, gastralgia, hepatalgia, nephralgia and dysmenorrhoea, immediate relief is afforded by the use of this combination, and the relief is not merely temporary and palliative but in very many cases curative. The

most available form in which to
exhibit these remedies is in “Anti-
kamnia & Codeine Tablets."

The physician cannot be too
careful in the selection of the kind
of codeia he administers. The
manufacturers of "Antikamnia &
Codeine Tablets" take every pre-
caution, in fact, they refine and
purify every grain of codeia which
enters into their tablets. This not
only prevents habit and consequent
irritation, which follow the use of
impure codeia, but it does away
with constipation or any other un-
toward effect.

Write S. A. Thompson, 324 East Chestnut St., Louisville, Ky., if you desire any medical books, or telephone Home 1506.