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Tonsillitis Scarlet Fever Diphtheria

Infection in these diseases enters through an inflamed throat. The neighboring lymph glands guard against the passage of toxines into the circulation. But just at this critical time they become engorged and need assistance.

ANTIPHLOGISTINE

permits of the continuous application of moist heat, the physical principle of osmosis and the continuous stimulation of cutaneous reflexes, all of which tend to maintain the blood and lymph circulation in the affected part and to hasten the elimination of toxines.

The enlarged glands are depleted and the liability to Mastoiditis, Middle-ear and Laryngeal complications is lessened. Pain and sense of oppression are overcome, the patient experiences decided comfort and convalescence is materially hastened.

Directions: Always heat
Antiphlogistine in the can
(never on cloth) by placing
it in hot water. Do not al-
low water to get into the
preparation. When as hot
as can be borne, take a suit-
able knife and spread the
Antiphlogistine as quickly as
possible on the
the skin from
ear to ear, at least an eighth
of an inch thick. Cover
with a liberal supply of ab-
sorbent cotton and hold in
place with a suitable com-
press. Change the dressing
every 12 hours

The seamless, air-tight original containers of Antiphlogistine not only insure its delivery in perfect condition, but are economical for the patient; therefore always order an original package and specify the size required-Small, Medium, Large or Hospital Size.

The

(Never sold in bulk.)

Denver Chemical Mfg. Co., New York.

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REASON

Just cause for action.-Webster.

The high esteem in which ERGOAPIOL (Smith) is held by all calculating clinicians needs no
speculative explanation. It is due to no other cause than that of REASON.

REASON guides the selection of each agent embraced in the remedy; REASON dictates the
methods by which their absolute purity is attained; REASON prescribes the proportions
in which they are presented, and REASON appoints the cases in which the remedy may be
employed with absolute certainty of satisfying results.

AMENORRHEA yields, with almost incredible promptness, to the curative properties of ER-
GOAPIOL (Smith) for the REASON that the collaborative effects of its components at once
institute functional activity.

DYSMENORRHEA is relieved by the administration of ERGOAPIOL (Smith) for the REASON
that the remedy possesses marvelous tranquilizing properties despite the fact that it con-
tains no narcotic drugs.

DOSE,

One to two capsules
3 or 4 times a day.
Note. To obviate sub-
stitution it is advisable to
order in Original Pack-
ages only.
Package contains

MENORRHAGIA invites the employment of ERGOAPIOL
(Smith) for the REASON that the remedy restricts the
flow to normal limits.

Physicians prefer ERGOAPIOL (Smith) to all other agents
of a similar character for the REASON that it is unques-
tionably the most dependable preparation eve- designed
for the relief of

Original Irregular Menstruation

20 capsules.

MARTIN H. SMITH CO.

NEW YORK, N. Y.

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Salacetin gr. 5

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removes the pain and congestion and no objectionable results follow.

"Trial is Proof"

and will prove this to be a fact.

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Blood Food

To feed the body and starve the blood is like pouring water through a sieve. If the blood is thin and weak, the digestive power of the body is weak. Why feed it food that it cannot take care of?

Feed the blood with

Pepto-Mangan ("Gude")

and the whole body is strengthened and re-
organized, and the digestive tract will promptly
perform its normal function. The already
weakened stomach is not compelled to do
extra work; PEPTO-MANGAN ("GUDE") is
immediately taken up by the blood
blood and
does not produce any gastric disturbance.