TRUE ANIMAL IRON

Physicians everywhere are looking for a Blood reconstructant that contains every element of nutrition of the animal, mineral and vegetable kingdoms, viz.: Animal Iron; a reconstructant that will supply every deficiency in the blood of anaemic patients in adequate quantity and quality: one that will nourishstimulate-assimilate-without tax on the digestive organs. These requirements are all found in perfection in

BOVININE

It Contains 10% Animal Iron,
20% Coagulable Albumen, and all the constituents
of healthy Blood.

It is thoroughly sterile, requires little or no diges-
tion, and produces blood corpuscles that Mature.
Corpuscles of fullness and integrity. Herein lies its
great superiority over any and all the preparations of
inorganic iron. Your microscope will prove the truth
of these facts. Our scientific treatise on Haematherapy
for the asking. It contains reports of hundreds of cases.

THE BOVININE COMPANY 75 West Houston St., New York

No physician can afford to be in different regarding the accurate fill'n o hi prescrip 10) 8.

WAS NOT BUILT
IN A DAY"

nor can an impoverished constitution be restored in a like time.

Everything, when building up a strengthexhausted body, depends upon the patient's assimilative power.

COLASAYA

Coca-Cola-Calisaya Tonic

not only restores the appetite for food but it makes that food do the most good.

Digestion is essentially a nervous process— Colasaya feeds and strengthens the tired nerves.

It gives tone and vigor to the entire alimentary canal and nervous system-the food is absorbed as well as digested.

With good assimilation and perseverance everything is possible.

Colasaya is a palatable, common-sense tonic-an alliance of cola nut, calisaya bark, erythrox. coca, and the tissue cell-salts of iron, calcium, sodium, potassium and magnesium phosphates.

In sixteen-ounce bottles, 75c.-One dozen bottles, $8.00.
Sample sent for 25c. to pay mailing charges.

ZWARTS PHARMACY Co.,

Fourth and Locust Sts., ST. LOUIS.

This restorative was formerly called Coca-Cola-Calisaya Tonic, a name unwieldy to use and often leading to confusion with other preparations. The word Colasaya has now been adopted.