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A PURGATIVE FOR MUCOUS MEMBRANE, INDICATED IN NASAL CATARRH ham Douche on or about January 20, 1899. At that time I M.D., Ark.-Will] state I received a sample bottle (1 lb.) of Glyco-Thymoline (Kress) and the Berminghad been a sufferer from Nasal Catarrh for fifteen years. Every winter and spring I would have catarrhal fever and headache for months at a time, but at this time I had it bear the light of the sun at all; had tried everything I could worse than usual; was confined to my room and could not hear of with no effect. I was so bad that the inflammation had extended to the optic nerve, and my right eye was swollen and so painful I could not rest day or night; had been that way for a month, when looking over my Medical Brief I saw your advertisement. I sent for a trial package and I received it promptly. Before I had used it a week I could go about and attend to my practice. 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