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

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ADVERTISKiMENTS.
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Qmogestin
(See "New and Non-Official RemtdU,--)
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Does NOT dissolve GaJl-Stones.
It DOES
OVERCOME HEPATIC INSUFFICIENCY,
INCREASE THE FLOW OF BILE,
RELIEVE CATARRH OF THE BILE TRACT,
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2 PREVENT FORMATION of GALL STONES, g
J CHECK INTESTINAL PUTREFACTION,
RELIEVE INTESTINAL AUTO-TOXEML\.
One Tablespoonful well diluted, after each meal.
DOSE .
F. H. STRONG CO.
S8 Warren Street, New York
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e botttts ontu.
THE CONTROL OF PAIN
is almost invariably
the first indication for treatment in every acutely painful affection.
But, in obtaining effective analgesia, care must always be taken never to
alter or obscure the pathologic picture. The great therapeutic utility of
PAPINE
depends not alone upon its remarkable pain-relieving properties but
also on its complete freedom from the narcotic and toxic action common
to other opiates. Papine does not nauseate, constipate nor create a
habit It has, therefore, no contraindications of age or physical condition
BATTLE & COMPANY
PARIS ===^=^^= ST. LOUIS :
SL JL
LONDON