Vol. 60, 1909 - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

ADBVETISEMENTS.
The Girculatorj Dangers
Common to Hot Weather
particularly for the aged and infirm, are easily avoided by^e ilBeof
Gray^s Glycerine Tonic Comp.
Its adtainistration in two to four teaspoonful doses throughout
the hot season aids digestion, tones the nervous system, strengtnens
the heart, and goes far toward maintaining a safe circulatory balance.
Unlike most tonics, Gray's Glycerine Tonic Comp. has no
contraindications, and can be used with maximum benefit at all
seasons and under all cooditioas.
THE PURDUE FREDERICK Ca
«» BROADWAY. NEW VORK OTV
RESISTING FORCE.
The treatment, control and cure of tuberculosis,
« especially in the incipient stage, is generally
conceded to be a matter of rest, fresh air, sunshine and proper diet. Oftimesa
patient needs help,—to keep up body warmth and supply new—resisting
force—to the blood.
EMULSION CLOFTLIN
because of its great ability as a nourishing tonic and
blood replenisher, is peculiarly adapted to—supply this
needed help—and— resisting force. Its great— palatability—
overcomes in most cases—the objection—and
solves the problem—of administering Cod-liver Oil.
R Emuisum Olei Morrhuae—(Cloftlin)
An efficient preparation for those needing Cod-liver Oil, superior
to Iron, bitter tonics or the prevalent alcoholic extractives.
THE CLOFTLIN CHEMICAL CO.
FrM.
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7S-77 Cliff St., N. Y.