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

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was a notorious one. He not only violated
the law but did it openly and persistently,
in the very face of frequent warnings. Indeed,
he had been arrested, convicted and
fined by the criminal authorities of the
county in which he resided, but without
permanent results to his betterment. The
board was fo ced to do something and it
acted wisely in letting it be understood that
it stands for the rigid enforcement of the
laws."
It now remains for the local authorities
of Boone county, in which cjunty the offense
was committed, and for the Boone
County Medical Society, to see to it that
this oflfender against the laws of the State
and the tenets of the medical profession,
shall not violate the restrictions placed upon
him, during the period of suspension of
his license to practice, by any condonation
on their part should an attempt be made by
him to engage in the practice of his profession.—
Missouri State Medical Journal.
"Kelene" ^ Fries Bros. ) is a pure Chloride
of Ethyl, and is furnished only in new glass
automatic spraying tubes; no empty returned
tubes are ever accepted.
A large saving in cost might be made by
buying up tubes already used. But the risk
of spreading infection is too great to take
any chances.
This is specially applicable to Metallic
tubes, which offer a peculiar temptation to
collect and refill.
Metal Containers have been entirely discarded
by Fries Bros., as unsanitary. The
purity of the product can only be relied upon
when stored in glass. The collection and
refilling of empty tubes from dispensaries
and hospitals throughout the country where
"Kelene" or Chloride of Ethyl is extensively
used in Clinics, is a dangerous economy
and should be discouraged by operating
physicians.
The absolute purity of the product of
Fries Bros, is guaranteed by their glass
automatic spraying tubes, and can be used
with implicit confidence.
As preliminary to Ivther and Chloroform
in Cieneral Anesthesia it gives the utmost
satisfaction. Complete relaxation iselTected
in M) seconds with entire freedom from disagreeable
or dangerous aftereffects. When
chemically pure Chloride of I'Uhyl is a stable
solution. "Kelene" is jjure Chloride of
Ethyl.
"Kelene" requires no steam valve fo
discharge. Simply press the lever, and th
automatic sprayer will do the rest,
I^ucrapen, astringent and anesthetic, is
one per cent beta eucain lactate in 1:5000-
Sui)rarenalin solution. It is prepared
I Toilet-^ Hygienic I
I ANTISEPTICS 1
After trying various agents
recommended for the hygitne ot
the toilet without saiistactory
re-ults, give Tyree's Powder a
chance. T.y a twenty five cent
box. It has the highest indorsements
£rom fc "nti.sis acd practitioners,
who have usid
great many yf
wilti unfailing results in Leucorrhea.'Gon.
orrhea. Vaginitis Piuiitus, etc. as well as
Prickly Heat, Ulcers, Poison Oak, Tender
Feet, OflFensive Perspiration. Hives, Eczema,
Old Sores, ; nd Catarrhal Conditiciis
of the Nose and Throat.
It neither pains or stains. Is odorleFs
and economical, without the all pervading
tell tale odor of Carbolic. Iodoform, etc.
Be sure you get Tyree's Powder. A
sample and booklet containing its composnion.
bacteriological and clinical potencies
furnished the profession free upon
a:)plicati
I J. S. TYREE, Chemist WashiDgton, D. C. |
especially for eye, nose and throat work,
and for the convenience of dental surgeons.
By ajiplying Eucrapen locally or by injecting
it, pain and hemorrhage are avoided
and anesthesia is prolonged. Eucrapen is
supplied in stable solution and in triturates
by Armour & Company.
Dr. U. V. Williams,
Sec'y., Franklin County Medical
Society, Bank Place.
I'rankfort, Ky. Sept. 21 '0')
Laine Chemical Co.
New York.
Gentlemen;
—
Some weeks since I wrote you for
literature and sample of Sulpho-Lythin
with Hexamethylenamine ("Tablet
No. 6.") to which you promptly replied.
The sample I immediately administered to
a patient with infected gall-bladder and
ducts or gall stones—patient had beed suffering
for months and nothing seemed to
avail, until I was well nigh in despair
The sample seemed to so benefit her that I
made order direct to you. The order has
been duplicated through a local drug house
here twice. I am simply delighted. I
also had equally gratifying results in case
of Rheumatoid arthritis, lumbago and
sciatica of possible gonorrheal origin. Both
patients fast convalescing and will recover.
Yours verv truly;
(Signed) U. V. Williams, M. D.