ECTHOL, NEITHER ALTERATIVE NOR ANTISEPTIC SAMPLE (12-oz.) BOTTLE SENT FREE ON RECEIPT OF 25 CTS. FORMULA:--Active principles of Echinacia and Thuja. BROMIDIA BATTLE & CO., COCHEMISTS ST. LOUIS, MO., U. S. A. Stone St. B A EPICARIN PRODUCTS BAYER E 長 R New York. ABRIKEN ELBERFELDO The Non-Toxic Dermal Parasiticide. SALOQUININE The Tasteless and Improved Quinine., HEDONAL The Promoter of Natural Sleep. FERRO-SOMATOSE PROTARGOL The Ferruginous Nutrient and Tonic. ASPIRI Antigonorrheal, Antiseptic The Best Salicylate machine, strong enough to stand the wear and tear of bad or indifferent country roads, and the difficulty in its management. The cost of a really good automobile is from $1,800 to $5,000, and the man who will attempt to drive one on a lonely rural road. without understanding its mechanism, and consequently being unable to repair it when an accident occurs, will surely come to grief. A country doctor, who has had a considerable amount of experience with motor cars, lays down the following points for intending purchasers to keep in view: "Firstly, every maker will assure you that his car is the best on the market and never breaks down. Secondly, every maker of repute will give a trial run. Before buying try several makers and compare experiences, but do not decide unless you have had at least a twenty-five miles' run, as many of the smaller cars seem excellent when tried over a few miles of good road, but in spite of what the makers say to the contrary, they often fail on a steep hill. My advice. therefore, is get a good car from a good maker; leave experimental cars to men who have time to make experiments, and when you have a car take a personal interest in it." Despite the primary cost, there is no doubt but that a large saving may be effected by the use of an automobile, provided that, in the country at least, a man can do any ordinary repairs himself. If the owner has not a mechanical turn of mind, or cannot spare the time to spend in acquiring the details of car construction, he will not only be at a very considerable expense, but-if a medical man-may be placed in an awkward position by his inability in these respects. Every medical man who depends upon an automobile to carry on his practice should make himself conversant with its mechanism, so that he can either remedy the fault himself or direct others to do so. The advantages of an automobile over a horse to a city physician in the United States are far more obvious than to a country practitioner.-Medical Record. Neoferrum-The New Iron. This new and important addition to the Maltine Company's list of standard remedies appealed to the medical profession the instant it was introduced. It presents iron in an entirely new form-the Malto-Peptonate a discovery and product of the Maltine laboratories. Neoferrum possesses several very important advantages over all other iron preprations, in that it has nutritive value and digestive (starch-converting) power. When You want the news Take a paper that Publishes it, and In other words, take The Minneapolis Journal NEURILLA NERVE CALMATIVE NERVE HEALTH follows its use. DOSE: Teaspoonful every half hour until nervousness is abated, then four times a day. Teething Children 10 to 20 drops. DAD CHEMICAL COMPANY, NEWYORK. "Indian Medical".The King of Spring Waters An Absolutely Pure Product of Nature Indian Medical Spring Water has the unqualified endorsement of the medical profession, and is recommended as a positive preventive of typhoid fever, if used exclusively, and as a cure for rheumatism, kidney disease, eczema and all of the allied diseases of the bladder and stomach. It acts especially upon the gastric juices, aiding the assimilation of food and producing new blood, which no medicine will do. For further information and prices, call on or address, INDIAN MEDICAL SPRING WATER CO. 604 Masonic Temple, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN, Rickets reproach the medicine of our Twentieth Century. It may be questioned as to whether there should be any room in the nosology for such a disorder. In other words, there is no excuse for any failure in maintaining the physiological balance of healthy nutrition. That agency which arms Nature with the force and power to procure the full food assimilation, and the transformation of the food elements into living tissues, is the same factor that should eliminate from the blood those materials which go to form the various secretions in the great secretory organs of the system, and that should effect a storage of animal fuel for purposes of combustion. Under modern conditions of life it is insured and made indispensable by increasing nerve influence, nerve force, and nerve control. And this increase being fully effected, and the general metabolism of the body provided for, there is no more excuse for a failure to erect and maintain the osseus structure than there would be for failure to maintain the alkalinity of the blood. If the Science of Therapeutics had done nothing else, its office in showing that phosphorus oxidation plays the one important part in the metabolism of tissue would be enough. And with the McArthur Chemically Pure Syrup of the Hypophosphites as the perfection of phosphorus compounds, what is American Medicine thinking of to permit of rickets? The disorder is a characteristic proof of disturbed metabolism, and the hypophosphites of lime and soda are the ever-active agents in correcting that disturbance, and in promoting the healthful and normal composition of bone, blood, and nerve substance. The effects of the Syrup are manifest in the bone tissues, through their vascular and nervous supplies, and in the ingredients of their growth and repair. There is no more sound medical and scientific ground for the use of the Syrup than in the prophylaxis and cure of rickets; and it must be tolerably evident that where a mis-shapen, rachitic body is to be seen, the family physician is behind the times and does not know that the Syrup is not more advantageously prescribed an any derangement. The record of cures is large, and the emphasis which is being placed upon its exhibition is of that character which accentuates medical progress. At the same time that note is made of the worth of the Syrup in influence on osseus growth, it is also to be noted that it causes that rise in blood-pressure which is essential to osseus health. Upon receipt of forty-five cents in stamps, we shall be pleased to forward, express prepaid, to any physician, one regular bottle, one dollar size. Small sample and literature free THE MCARTHUR HYPOPHOSPHITC CO., ANSONIA, CONN. IN NEED BUILDER WHERE THERE IS ALSO CORDOL MORRHUAE COMPA NEUTRAL, organic, assimilable, non-constipating form of iron combined with the valuable nutrient and starch-converter, Maltine (attenuated with high-grade sherry), and a minute amount of absolutely pure Arsenious Acid. A Palatable and Rational Specific for the treatment of Anaemia, Chlorosis, Blood Impoverishment arising from whatever cause, Malaria, etc. Neoferrum is to be preferred to mere solutions of the Pepto nate and other forms of Iron, because it contains sufficient Maltine to exercise a distinct digestive action on starches, and embodies easily assimilated nutriment instead of valueless and perhaps irritating and otherwise contra-indicated material. Introduced only to the Medical Profession in accordance with a long established policy which has secured for the Maltine Preparations the universal regard and unqualified endorsement of the Medical Profession. THE MALTINE COMPANY BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, NEW YORK. A combination of the Best Norwegian Cod Liver Oil with MALTINE, in which, by the vacuum process, rancidity is prevented and disagreeable odor and taste of the oil removed. Base a Powerful Reconstructive. Contains no Inert Emulsifier. DOES NOT DISTURB DIGESTION NOR OFFEND THE PALATE. Is an Active Starch Digester and Tissue Builder. Produces Rapid Improvement in Appetite. Is used where "Emulsions" cannot be tolerated. A complete list of Maltine Preparations and their formulae will be sent on application. THE MALTINE COMPANY, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, NEW YORK. (PLEASE MENTION THIS JOURNAL) |