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

THE CHARLOTTE MEDICAL JOURNAL.
NEURILLA FOR NERVE DISORDERS NEURILLA
If Patienr suffers fromTHE BLUES (Nerve Exhaustion),
Nervous Insomnia, Nervous Headache, Irritabitify or
General Nervousness, pive four Hmes a day one
feaspoonrul NEURILLA ;r-*i
Prepared from ScutoUarlo Lateriflora.
Fasst Oora Irtcarnata and AromatlcS.
DAD CHEMICAL COMPANY, NEW YORK and PARIS
MALIGNANT GROWTHS.
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knife and my skill, or Oleian Creosyn Comp. {Alexander), but I do
know that when I use Oleum Creosyn Comp. for six weeks before and after
an operation, I ?iever have a recurrence.
l-s of treatment of one thousand cases of mali^uaney.with Qleun
following results; —
P»lliarii6r 4rf, of .1906, No. 12,912, No morphine or other deleteriou
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Since 1900 thousands of physicians have employed this method, and the results on the whole have been
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in the therapeutics of mallignancy.
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