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THE AMERICAN

Correspondence School of Nurses

In the towns, hamlets and country places, there is A GREAT SCARCITY OF TRAINED NURSES. There are hundreds of physicians in these isolated localities who are deprived of the assistance that a trained nurse would afford them. In these towns there are to be found a number of GOOD YOUNG WOMEN who have THE QUALITIES OF A NURSE, but who are obliged to fill the duties of a nurse without training, because training is not accessible. Our school makes the technical knowledge of training immediately accessible to these women. We give a complete course in all the branches essential,--more comprehensive even than that insisted upon by the usual training school. We secure the services of a physician in her town and advise him concerning the PRACTICAL TRAINING that he is to give her in conjunction with our lectures. In addition to this, we are so situated that we give these nurses, who so desire it, SIX MONTHS HOSPITAL TRAINING. We grant no diplomas

until this is acquired.

NO ONE IS MORE DIRECTLY INTERESTED IN THIS THAN THE PHYSICIAN. He can call the attention of all untrained nurses in his locality to our institution, and by writing us directly can assist us materially in the bedside training of these nurses.

Write us for full particulars and our handsome illustrated announcement. This is the pioneer school in this branch of training.

Suite 750 Crilly Bldg., Chicago, Ill.

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SANMETTO GENITO-URINARY DISEASES.

A Scientific Blending of True Santal and Saw Palmetto in a Pleasant Aromatic Vehicle.

A Vitalizing Tonic to the Reproductive System.

SPECIALLY VALUABLE IN

PROSTATIC TROUBLES OF OLD ME N-IRRITABLE BLADDER-
CYSTITIS-URETHRITIS-PRE-SENILITY.

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TABLETS-FIVE GRAIN-are invaluable in the treatment of Headaches from all causes Nervousness,

Insomnia, Hysteria, Neuralgia,

Rheumatism, La Grippe, Dysmenorrhoea.

It is a prompt, safe and certain Antipyretic, Analgesic, Anodyne and Sedative.

REDUCES TEMPERATURE without heart depression.

RELIEVES PAIN without bad after-effects.

SEND FOR SAMPLES

AND LITERATURE....

Monalgin is prescribed in five-grain tablets, one every

two hours until relief has been obtained

Monalgin Chemical Co., Madison, Wisconsin.

ALKALOMETRY

(ALKALOIDAL MEDICATION)

NO MONOPOLY

BUT DON'T LET OUR IMITATORS DECEIVE YOU

THE SOLUTION OF THE PROPRIETARY QUESTION IS THE USE OF THE ALKALOIDS ACTIVE-PRINCIPLE THERAPY

There is no monopoly upon the active principles. Everything is, technically, wide open.

Every druggist in the United States may, if he can, make and supply them without paying any one for the priv ilege.

In fact, every large manufacturer of pills and tablets in the world now carries many or a few of these agents upon his list.

Nevertheless, physicians should not fall into the error of supposing that even these agents from different houses are invariably alike because their mere names are identical.

On the contrary, there is an enormous and dangerous variability in many of these preparations as presented, by different manufacturers, for the use of the physician.

In the W-A Text-Book of Alkaloidal Therapeutics, page 2, are mentioned five aconitines, whose total daily doses vary from gr. 1-20 to 15 grains, while aconitine, A. A. Co. (standard) is usually (and always safely and efficiently) given in doses of gr. 1-134 frequently repeated till the desired effect is produced.

The Abbott Alkaloidal Co. makes it its business to secure or make the best preparations which it is possible to obtain, to secure or make these always of exactly the same strength, and to put them up and out in exactly the same way; and that is why "Abbott quality" is not approached by any of our imitators.

For instance: Of many millions of aconitine granules sent out during the

past ten years no two lots have ever been found to differ in strength.

This result is obtained by the care taken to secure the alkaloids in exactly the same form, and from the same manufacturers, and by the continuous employment of specially-skilled operatives to prepare them in granules and tablets that are just right.

As an example of the care which is taken to secure quality, we buy especially purified sulphocarbolates for that "Prince of Specialties," the "W-A Intestinal Antiseptic," by the ton, and pay far more than the ordinary market price for commercial goods. That's why our sulphocarbolates are just right.

This is but one instance of many in which the question of cost is not considered, as it never is by us, where quality is in question.

For these reasons, we invariably decline to enter into a contest over prices. There are other things more important to the physician than cheapness, and among these absolute certainty as to quality and strength (absolute dependability) is not the least.

Of course, if one were to go into the open market and buy the cheapest thing offered under the same name, as many do, and employ the cheapest labor to work this material up into granules, a considerable reduction might be made in prices, but what do you get for the risk you run?

Good drugs are cheap enough. Nothing is too good for the doctor. Our goods are right-right from start to finish. If you are interested write and say so, mentioning this advertisement.

-SAMPLES AND LITERATURE FOR THE ASKING

THE ABBOTT ALKALOIDAL CO.

New York Office

50 West Broadway

Manufacturing Chemists

RAVENSWOOD STATION, CHICAGO

San Francisco Office 9-11 Phelan Bldg

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The Eclectic Review

A MONTHLY JOURNAL

Devoted to

Eclectic Medicine and Surgery

GEORGE W. BOSKOWITZ, M. D., Editor,

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To teach disease conditions as modified by
the climate of Southern California

To demonstrate the latest methods of surgical
technic

To afford facilities for a thorough review of
the theoretical branches -

To provide modern laboratory apparatus for
the study of Pathology and Bacteriology

J. A. Munk, M. D., Climatology

FACULTY:

L. A. Perce, M. D., Practice of Medicine

H. Scott Turner, M. D., Obstetrics

E. R. Harvey, M. D., Diseases of Children

J. C. Solomon, M. D., Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat

O. C. Welbourn, M. D., Major Surgery and
Gynecology

L. Paul Zahn, M. D., Minor Surgery and
Physiology

A. O. Conrad, M. D., Electrotherapy and
X-Ray Materia Medica

J. Park Dougall, M. D., Pathology and Bac-
teriology

H. Ford Scudder, M. D., Anatomy and
Chemistry

For further information Address, Dr. J. A. MUNK, DEAN,

445 S. Olive St., Los Angeles, Cal.

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It has proven to be of priceless value to the Physician
in the treatment of

Gonorrhea, Cleet, Vaginitis, Catarrh, Ulcers, etc.
A specific for night sweats.

Rio Chemical Co. New York.

Nerve Disorders.

If your patient suffers from THE BLUES (Nerve Exhaustion),
Nervous Insomnia, Nervous Headache, Irritability or General
Nervousness, give one teaspoonful four times a day.

Neurilla is prepared from Scutellaria and Aromatics, and is
absolutely harmless even under prolonged use.

Dad Chemical Company, . New York and Paris.

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In Tuberculosis, Convalescence, Gestation, Lac-
tation, Nervous Impairment, or in any condition
where Nature requires a lift, it is of prime im-
portance to determine the perfect digestion and
assimilation of food.

FOR FORTY YEARS

WHEELER'S TISSUE PHOSPHATES

have accomplished this, sides assuring the
complete absorption of its contained Iron and
other Phosphates. Hence its remarkable pres-
tige among scientific Therapeutists.

"AS RELIABLE IN DYSPEPSIA AS QUININE IN AGUE."

T. B. WHEELER, Montreal, Canada

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