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

THE CHARLOTTE MEDICAL JOURNAL
Elleg'ant PHarmaceutical ^Specialties.
Attention is caUed to tlie EXCELLENCE and VALUABLE THERAPEUTIC PROPERTIES
of These Preparations.
ROBINSON'S LIME JUICE & PEPSIN ROBINSON'S PHOSPHORIC ELIXIR
Pnre fonfentrattd Pepsin fombined with
Pore Lime Juice.
An exceedingly valuable combination In cases o
Dyspepsia. Indigestion, BilloUBnees, Heartburn anc
MalAsslmllation
APERIENT AND CHOLAGOGUE
Impaired Digestion Is the consequence of a seden
tary life, coupled with nervous and mental strain.
RELIABLE PEPSIN is one of the best DIOESTIVI
agents known. PURE LIME JUICE with its aper
lent and cholagoqce characteristics, with the Pepsii
furnishes a compatib'e and most efficient combin
ation as a remedy for the disorders named.
ROBINSON'S LIME JUICE and PEPSIN is PALAT
ABLB and GRATErnL to the taste.
DOSB— Adnlt. dessertspoonful to tablesponful
after eating. Chi dren one-half to one tespoonful
according to age'
l>rlce, 6 oz. Bottles. SO cents.
16 oz. Bottles, $1.00.
Solution Albumina.te of Iron .
Syrup Albuinina.te of Iron Comp. I $1
We make &Uo FLEXNER'S
A lodiSed and Improved Form of Chemiral Food.
A Solution of the Phosphate of Iron, Sodium
Potassium and Calcium, in an excess of Phosphoric
Acid.
Each fluidounce represents:
Phosphate Sodium 12 gr.
Potassium 4 gr.
Calcium 4 gr.
Iron 2 gr.
FREE Monohydrated Phosporic Acid 16 grains,
Each fluidounce is approximately equal to [30]
thirty graius of Monohv drattd Phosphore Acid.
Free'and Combined,
Unsurpassed in excellency and palatability.
An invaluable remedy In the trcRlment of NER-
VOUS EXHAUSTION. INCIPENT PARALYSIS-
DERANGED DIGESTION. MELANCHOLIA. GEN
ERAL DEBILITY. RENAL TR.OUBLES. ETC.
Dose—The average dose is o dessevlspoou [2 fldrs]
diluted w.th water, to be takeu immediately before.
PINT*, $1.00.
I Pint^ I Solution Albuminito Iron and Slrychnine. - - I V4 Pints
00 Syrup !
Albuminate Iron wllh Quinine and Strychnine . 1 $1.00
Please Specify R0B1^S0NS Original Bottles. For Sale by Druggists.
fttr/p:^a^ri8^. ROBINSON-PETTET CO., ^^i^^irT^'^""
(INCORPORATED.)
Pamphlets Gratis to Practitioners by Mail Upon Request. LOUISVULE, Ky
BLOOD
DYSCRASIA as a pathological
entity is as indefinable as ever. But recent
physiological studies have emphasized
anew the part played by certain constituents of
the blood as protective, restorative and reparative
forces. Modern therapeusis, therefoie, finds a
fundamental utility in the correction of any varia-
tion or deficiency of these forces. Herein lies
the speciail value of ECTHOL—an eligible
preparation of selected Echinacea Angustifolia
and Thuja Occidentalis, presenting m potent
form a remedy of uncommon anti-morbific power.
When other remedies of the so-called
alterative type fail to exert the slightest effect
in the various forms of blood dyscrasia,
ECTHOL may be depended upon to promptly
produce tangible results.
BATTLE & COMPANY
LONDON ST. LOUIS PARIS