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

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ADVERTISEMENTS
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Treatment oi Intestinal Allectlons.
Ill the latest edition of his Practical Therapeutics,
Professor Hare says that salol "renders
the intestinal canal antiseptic, and so
removes the cause of the disorder, instead
of locking the putrid material in the bowel,
as does opium." He regards salol as "one
of the most valued drugs in the treatment of
intestinal affections." When we add the
antiin-retic and anodyne effects of aiitikamnia,
we have a happy blending of two valuable
remedies, and these cannot be given
in a better or more convenient form than is
offered in "Antikamnia & Salol Tablets,"
each tablet containing 2]^ grains aiitikamniaand2'j
grainssalol. The average adult
dose is two tablets. Therefor*, we conclude
that to invaluable reniedv in solol; while to
remove accompanying i)ain, to (juiet the
nervous system, and to reduce any fever
which may be i)resent, we haxe a remedv
equally efficacious in antikamnia; an ideal
combination for the treatment of this class
of diseases.
Prickly Heat
Prickly Heat can be relieved and prevented
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Dr. W. M. Chartier, of the I'aculte de Paris.
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it possesses curative and preventative prf)perties
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It is not an expensive preparation, and
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