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

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ADVERTISEMENTS.
I
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n Quihgesim
{.See "New and Non-Official Remedies '
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Does NOT dissolve Gail-Stones.
It DOES
OVERCOME HEPATIC INSUFFICIENCY,
INCREASE THE FLOW OF BILE,
RELIEVE CATARRH OF THE BILE TRACT,
PREVENT FORMATION of GALL STONES,
CHECK INTESTINAL PUTREFACTION,
RELIEVE INTESTINAL AUTO-TOXEMIA.
DOSE . One Tablespoonful well diluted, after each meal.
BLOOD
I
F. H. STRONG CO.
58 Warren Street, New York
I oxmct bottles onty.
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. Modem therapeusis, therefore, finds a
fundamental utility in the correction of any varia-
tion or deficiency of these forces. Herein lies
the special value of ECTHOL—an eligible
preparation of selected Echmacea Augustffolia
and Thuja Occidentalis, presenting in 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 8T. LOUIS PARIS
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