Business Ghances.

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Medical Practices for sale; lists mailed free;

200 practices and drug stores bought and sold;

assistants and partners provided. Address The Medical Echo, Lynn, Mass.

SPECIAL OFFER to Physicians and Surgeons.

150 No. 6 XXX, high-cut white envelopes, printed to order and postpaid, 50 cents; note heads, do. W. J. Kafroth, printer, Talmage, Lancaster Co., Pa. Samples free.

DON'T YOU KNOW that every progressive physician is using prescription envelopes in dispensing in place of boxes? They are much neater and cheaper. Send for sample forms and prices. William Koehl, Jamestown, N. Y.

50 cents.

"HYPNOTISM FXPLAINED"-For sale by the author, Rev. L. Schlathoelter, Moberly, Mo.; 2d edition; revised and enlarged; fancy cloth, This book shows how you may hypnotize successfully in relieving the sick.-"The Medical Brief." The entire subject is ably handled and the book well worth reading.-"Tri-State Med. Journal." TYPEWRITERS-All kinds; some special bar

gains. Address A. E. Wilbur, Binghamton, N. Y. GALL-STONE COLIC.-The ideal treatment; always reliable; sample free. W. Davis, M. D., Lansing, Iowa.

DOCTOR.-If you want a good location and outfit cheap, write me. Frank E. Burcham, Fredericktown, Mo.

PHYSICIAN'S Office Operating Chair, best make and entirely new, for såle at a bargain. Address "Doctor," care MEDICAL SUMMARY, P. O. Box 1217, Philadelphia, Pa.

FOR SALE Sajous's Annuals, '90 to '95; the six sets, 30 vol's, all new, for only $40; any single set, $8 per set. Address "Doctor," care MEDICAL SUMMARY, 2321 Park Ave., Philadelphia.

DOCTORS.-I will sell you the formulas that will cure the morphine habit in 3 days for $10.00. Address, with stamp, L. H. Morphew, M.D., Stuttgart, Ark. DOCTOR.-If you would cure from 50 to 75 per cent. of your consumptive patients, address, for par ticulars, Weeks Drug & Chemical Co., Jackson, Mich. DOCTOR- Do you want to rent a good practice and residence? If so, address J. T. Crocker, M. D., Lonelm, Ark.

DOCTOR.-If this interests you I can interest you more by private correspondence. H. F. Merrill, M. D., West Gardiner, Me.

IF YOU want to buy or sell anything advertise in

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PROPERTY and $2,000 practice for $20,00;

$2,000 railroad town; county seat; good climaté

for weak lungs. Lock Box No. 8, DeWitt, Ark. PATTERSON HOME. -Devoted exclusively to the cure of drug habits-morphine, opium, etc.; no Keely or gold cure is used, but instead, the Patterson System of treatment, originated by Dr. C. E. Patterson, the founder of the Home. The system is based upon the theory that the so-called habit is disease proper of the nervous system, and that it must be restored in advance of the taking away of the opiate, hence there is no sickness or torture attending a cure. Write for full information. Dr. C. E. Patterson, Grand Rapids, Mich.

FREE.-A reprint of how I treat respiratory diseases with antiseptics, viz: Catarrh, Throat, Bronchial and Lung Diseases. More than 95 per cent. successful in 2000 cases treated. Address R. C. Cottingham, M. D., 513 Reed St., Moberly, Mo.

IF YOU are looking for a practice, or if you have yours for sale, make it known in this column.

Therapeutic Notes.

Of course you have noticed what the Chas. Roome Parmele Co.. has to say about that new laxative Fikulax, on our title page of this issue.

Malto-Yerbine (Maltine with yerba santa) has proved more efficient than any other remedial agent in allaying the otherwise intractable cough which so frequently accompanies an attack of the la grippe.

Dr. Samuel Wolfe, of Philadelphia, in an article says: "A man of 42, in the course of an attack of la grippe, was enduring extreme torture from the pain of a trigeminal neuralgia. The second 10 grain dose of Antikamnla gave such complete and permanent relief, that my patient, a druggist of large experience upbraidingly asked me, 'why didn't you prescribe this remedy before?"

Something to be admired, as well as a thing for practical use, is a paper cutter recenlly sent out to the patrons of Listerine, by the Lambert Pharmical Co., of St. Louis. This is certainly something that will not allow its recipient to forget the great value of Listerine.

In cases where dry scabs or scales form in the nose, I order to give, say a half ounce of Unguenine, make a small mop with a small roll of absorbent cotton on the end of a small stick, roll the mop in the Unguentine and apply well up both nostrils, at the same time have patient to snuff the nose until the Unguentine can be plainly tasted. Use only once a day, just before retiring for the night, This generally cures within three weeks.-Dr. T Pickles, Anna, Ill.

The Dios Chemical Co., St. Louis, Mo., are determined to stop the nefarious business of substituting their two products, Dioviburnin and Neurosine. Physicians recognize the therapeutic value of these products in the class af cases in which they are indicated and whereas this company caters exclusively to the professiou, we believe it is due them that the physicians co-operate in stopping substitution, and if they will report to the Dios Compauy such druggists as attempt substituting their products it will be considered strictly confidential and their name will in no wise be mentioned. We trust the SUMMARY readers will co-operate, not only in protecting the manufacturer, but themselves as well.

Dr. F. A. Rew, Imboden, Ark., says: "My experience with S. H. Kennedy's Extract of Pinus Canadensis was so decidedly satisfactory and gratifying that I prescribed it with a posative assurance that benefit will follow its use. On the principle that "all astringents are tonics," I use the Pinus Canadensis, in small doses, in pneumonia; bronchitis, typhoid fever; indeed, where the mucous membranes need a tonic, and recognizing the similarity between mucous membranes and the external skin, I use it in erysipelas, nervous forms of eczema, and wherever the skin needs a tonic. It is all I need in many cases of ophthalmia and gonorrhea. Its special therapeuties would fill many pages, and I am satisfied that we will yet find new uses for it."

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DOCTOR-If you have a case of Neurasthenia accompanied by Anemia, you can get immediate result by the use of Lacto-Marrow Comp., a predigested, delicious preparation of Beef Marrow (long bones), Eggs, Cream and Saccharine, which is now being used in all leading State Hospitals with great success. We refer, by permission, to Dr. S. J. Hickly, Supt. State Asylum for Insane, Newark, N. J. Price, per pint, $1.00. VAN NESS-COOPER CO., 87 Seventh Ave., New York.

Matthews' Home For treatment of Opium,

Morphine, Cocaine and other Drug Habits. After an experience of more than 3 years, and during which time having cured more than 200 cases, we take no hesitancy in saying that we can cure any case of Opium, Morphine, Cocaine or Chloral Habit in 12 to 72 hours with absolutely no pain or injury to patient. We ask no fee until patient is cured and perfectly satisfied. In case of failure we make no charge, beside will pay all patient's expenses while in this institution, as well as pay patient's railroad fare both ways from any point in the United States. Treatment absolutely private. Correspondence strictly confidential. HARVEY M. MATTHEWS, M. D., Supt.; J. ANDERSON Fox, Asst. Lock Box 205, Corsicana, Tex.

ZYMOTOID.

Doctor, possibly you have heard of the remarkable work of the ZYMOTOID during the past four years in the "Summary. The Zymotoid covers a wider therapeutic field, and will do you more and better work, as an antiseptic, germicide and antiphlogistic, than any other remedy known. That all may verify this statement, we will ship one gallon to any physician who will pay express charges, thoroughly test it and report results. Bill at $3.00, and agree also to receipt bill if it does not please your. Order at once. It will surprise and delight you. Formula and literature furnished. W. B. ARNOLD, M. D., Rockford, Ill.

BRIGHT'S DISEASE

The Van Ness-Cooper Company have received a letter from Dr. David F. Bright, of Constantinople, Turkey. He states that most of the people in Turkey suffer from Bright's Disease, and that it is curable by the use of Lacto-Lithiated Strontium Compound, made by the Van Ness-Cooper Co. Dr. Bright is a direct descendent of Hon. Richard Bright, M. D.. who discovered the disease and after whom it was named. is the most eminent and best known physician in Turkey, and an authority in his profession. The above preparation can be had direct from the VAN NESSCOOPER CO., 87 Seventh Ave., New York. Price, per pint, $2.00.

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Therapeutic Notes.

Dr. A. P. Dalrymple, of New York City, says: "I have used Peacock's Chionia and find it very effective. I shall continue to prescribe it in my practice."

Dr. C. B. Mathews, cf Kent, Ind., writes: "I take great pleasure in offering my testimony to the great value of Cactina Pillets, in cases of weak and irregular action of the heart. I have used them for four years and have naver been disappointed in them. They not only stimulate the heart, but improve that organ permanently. I find them very useful in all cases of typhoid fever and pneumonia."

The twenty-first volume of the SUMMARY commences with next issue. Now is a good time to subscribe.

The importance of an absolutely sterile food for the baby has been repeatedly urged by eminent authorities for some time past, and while this is possible to be attained with cow's milk, yet it is rarely that we have found absolute sterilization of commercial infant foods. In a paper by Dr. O. W. Krueger, entitled "Sterilization of Infant Foods," read before the recent meeting of the American Pharmaceutical Association, he states that after testing eight different samples of Eskay's Albumenized Food, purchased in the open market, every sample was found to be sterile.

The successful treatment of la grippe depends upon the thoroughness of tne remedy employed, hence we ask why temporize with other unsatisfactory measures, when Tongaline always secures prompt and efficient as well as permanent results. The internal use of Tongaline Liquid taken at short intervals in hot water, washed down with copious draughts of hot water, may be supplemented by its local application to the inner parts of the thighs and to the abdominal surfaces. Or as la grippe invariably renders the stomach irritable and the nerves sensitive, the disturbing effects of internal medication can be entirely avoided by the external use of Tongaline Liquid alone. In fact when the system is thoroughly under the influence of Tongaline, the progress of the grippe is arrested and as a result there is immediate recuperation, followed shortly by a perfect cure.

Dr. L. S. Hanley, of Buffalo, N. Y. late Surgeon io Emergency and Sisters' Hospitals, etc., reports the following case: "Earl H., boy, Oct. 13, scrofulous makeup, Jan. 15, 1895, fell into tub of boiling water, both legs badly scalded; skin and subcutaneous tissue wholly destroyed. Dressed antiseptically, and after sloughing had been completed, skin grafts tried-no effect. Glands in neck and groin greatly enlarged. Feb. 14, given McArthur's Syr. Hypophos. Comp. and can say that boy's health has greatly improved; has gained in weight; glands have reduced. On March 17, when grafting was again tried, skin grew well, and to-day, April 20, there is only one spot about the size of a silver dollar on the outer and middle third of leg, which will soon be covered. Evidently this case needed the lime and soda that were given him, and I shall continue to use it when occasion demands. Certainly, one swallow does not make a summer,' but it is pleasing to see_that_one_in_season."