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

THE CHARLOTTE MEDICAL JOURNAL.
In Summer Complaints
THINK. C
OF USE
ALKARHEIN I[N
INDIGESTION.
We do not claim that it will cure all cases of dyspepsia, but it will be sur-
prising how useful it will prove in very many derangements of the gastro-iutesti-
nal tract.
COMPOSITION-With Physiological Action.
Rhubarb A superior laxative because it does not impair but
2 1-2 Grains improves the digestion—Is a tonic, also astringent.
Golden Seal (with the acrid resin removed)—The great tonic
' '"^ Grams a^d corrector of the mucous surfaces.
Polassium Bicarbonate
Antacid. Increases Alkalinity of the blood and the
oxidation and excretion of effete matters.
Pancreatin Promotes intestinal digestion, converts starch into
I Grain sugar and dextrose; proteids into peptones; emulsi-
fies fats, digests the casein of milk.
Ceylon Cinnamon valuable in atonic conditions of the intestinal mu-
cous membranes, with flatulence and diarrhea.
Spirit of Peppermint and a minimum of Simple Elixir is a menstruum that
will commend itself to physicians.
Think of Alkarhein in acid dyspepsias, flatulent colic, infantile colic, cholera
infantum, cholera morbus, diarrhea and all abnormal acid conditions of the ali-
mentary tract. Think of Alkarhein in these cases and prescribe it as thousands
of physicians have been doing for many years with the confidence born of ex-
perience.
ORIGINAL WITH AND PREPARED BY
The Wm. S. Merrell Chemical Company
Manufacturing Chemists.
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