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But here is A Sample, with the following valuable Reprints, sent to Physicians Some Obstetrical and Gynecological Treasures of the Army Medical Museum; A Report J. S. TYREE Chemist Washington, D. C. For FORTY years, Nothing has given the practitioner so much satisfaction in Anaemia, even in the pernicious form, as Wheeler's because it causes the perfect assimilation of food as well as of its contained phosphates. For the same reason it is used invariably by those who know it, in Marasmus, Gestation, Lactation, Convalescence, and wherever a perfect tonic and reconstituent is indicated. Prepared only by T. B. WHEELER, Montreal, Canada In pound bottles only at One Dollar. Send for pamphlet on the Phosphates in Therapy. You are careful about the pharmaceuticals that enter into your prescriptions, and justly so. 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