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

ADVERTISEMENTS, IX
PANOPEPTON
Considered Qinically
Cjiitiiiued clinical experience with Pauopepton shows a net gain from
ts use far beyond the original anticipations which are so thoroughly well
justified by the nature of the food itself.
There are records to show that in cases of extreme intolerance of food,
Pauopepton is often retained after ever}^ other form of nourishment has
seen rejected:
In persistent nausea, it renders truly remarkable service in allaying
rotation and preventing exhaustion. And under all conditions where
!uch a foDd is indicated, it acts promptly as a restorative, not only by pro-
/iding nutrition without taxing energy, but by the directly stimulating
effects of its savory and nitrogenous constituents.
Panopepton is a wholly absorbable food; leaves no debris to cause
:omplications due to putrefactive changes, and herein the patient derives
aeuefits, obvious and potential, that are beyond chemical and caloric esti-
mation.
FAIRCHHILD BROS. & FOSTER
New York
STAFFORD WATER
Noted (or It* Remarkable Remedial Properties In
PARENCHYMATOUS NEPHRITIS,
ACUTE NEPHRITIS, ALBUMINURIA,
and Its Therapeutic Value and Efficiency in
Diabetis. Chronic Interstitial
Nephritis and Cystitis.
For Sale: THEO. P. KLUTZ & Co., Salisbury, N. C.
For Literature write
S. M. PURCELL, Salisbury, N. C.
liURWELL & DUNN CO., Charlotte, N. C.
U. t^. FRIERSON, Charleston, S. C.
PATRICK MCINTYRE, AsheviUe, N. C.
MURRAY DRUG CO., Columbia, S. C.
COLBURN, MORGAN 6l CO.. lessees.
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