Physicians' complete formula book

pYSICIfIHS’RELIABLE PERMANENTmm

■^SllLlLsr^f;liilflLli etc.-Wh.R.Warner & Co.

Philadelphia1New Yd ?̂

LofJoofJ.

FOR THE BREEDY RELIEF OF

Nervous Headache and Brain Fatigue.

(WARNER A CO.)

SODJVUseful in Nervous Headache, Sleeplessness, Excessive

Study, Over Brainwork, Sea Sickness, Epilepsy,Nervous Debility, Mania, etc., etc.

Dose.—A heaping teaspoonful in half a glass ofwater, to be repeated after an interval of thirtyminutes, if necessary.

It is claimed by some prominent specialists innervous diseases, that the Sodium Salt is more accept-able to the stomach than the Bromide Potassium. Analmost certain relief is given by the administration ofthis Effervescing Salt. It is also used with advantagein indigestion, deprkssion following alcoholic andother excesses, as well as nervous headache. It affordsspeedy relief for mental and physical exhaustion.

PREPARED ONLY BY

WM. R.WARNER & CO.MANUFACTURERS OF

SOLUBLE COATED PILLS,

PHILADELPHIA aud NEWYORK.

PHYSICIANS’COMPLETE

FORMULA BOOKGIVING DOSES AND MEDICAL

PROPERTIES

-OF-

WM. R. WARNER & CO.’SRELIABLE SOLUBLE-COATED

PILLS,GRANULES and PARVULES

WITH REFERENCE NOTES RESPECTING

POISONS AND ANTIDOTES, DISEASES AND

REMEDIES, Etc., Etc.. Etc.

PUBLISHED BY

WILLIAM R. WARNER & CO.Philadelphia and New York.

1888.

CONTENTS.

PAGE.

Eff. Gkan. Bromo Potash, 3

Physicians’ Medical Cabinet, • ■ • -4

Introductory, 5-6

Soluble Coated Pills, ....

7-40

Soluble Coated Granules, '

• • 41-44

Soluble Coated Phosphorus Pills, • • 45-48

Parvules, 51-54Hypodermic Tablets, • • ■ • • jj

Dosimetric Granules, .... 56-61Parvulk Cases, for Pocket, Handand Buggy, 62-65Parvules, Endorsement of, • • • '66

/

Dose Table, 67Ingluvin, ... • ■ • 68

Arthrosia, 69Abridged Table of Diseases, ' ’ 70-71Pil. Chalybeate, ••”**' 73Pil. Comp., 73

The Metric System, 74

Cocaine Pocket Case, 75

Poisons and Antidotes, • • 76-77Liquid Pancreopepsink, .... 73Fluid Extract Ergot, 79

Elixir Salicylic Acid Comp., • • • 80Special Recipes, ■ ■ ■ 3rd page cover.

Awards, •

' 4th page cover.

FOR THE SPEEDY RELIEF OF

Nervous Headache and Brain Fatigue.WARNER’S EFFERVESCING

(WARNER & CO.)

AS SPECIALLY PREPARED BY WILLIAM R- WARNER A. CO

Dose.—A large teaspoonful, in water, containing:Hydrobromate ofCaffein, I gr.Bromide of Potassium, 20 grs.

Wehave adopted the above shortened title for ourpreparation of Bromid. Potash and Caffeine.

PROPERTIESUseful in Sleeplessness, Over Exercise ofthe Brain,

Intense Study, Nervous Debility, etc., and in allcases for which the above remedies are

given singly to advantage.Analmost certain relief is given by the administra-

tion of this Effervescing Salt. Itaffords a pleasantand delightful draught, by mixing a large teaspoonfulwitha glass of water and drinking while effervescing.It is also used with advantage in indigestion, de-pression following alcoholic and morphia excessesand nervous headache. It affords speedy reliefformentaland physical exhaustion. The therapeu-tic valueand great advantage of this preparation willbe readily recognized by the Profession.

WM. R, WARNER & CO.,Chemists,

1228 MARKET ST.,PHILADELPHIA.

22 LIBERTY ST..NEWYORK.

mucm & co/eMedical Cabinet fon Dh^iclan?

Dispensing fhelr own medicinewhen) (hero are no drug stores.SUPPLIED WITH WARNER & CO.’S BEAUTIFUL BOTTLES, WITH INOESTRUCTIBLBCLASS LABELS.

PRICE8125.00. InWalnnt orAsh Wood.petiole' contained in Physician’' Cabinet, or changed'io suit your wishes.

9l|«do* Bo*. Tine,

/Acid Bulph. Aram,;Aqua Ammoni®.

Bpiritui Lava. Como.Ext. Bonn® Fluid.Ext. Ergot® Fluid.Ext. Bar. Comp. Fluid.Tinclur* Opii.

Fulv. Acacia,

»• Bhol.

»• Pota.si Nitraa.

Pulv. Alum'll* “ Or|L

Pouwli Chlor,Potiwii lodidum.

Potattii Broroidum,

Zinc! Sulpha*.

MoSrpnhi«Bu7p^

Ferri Subtulph.

Pil: Cath. Comp U.S.P

“ Opii et Camphor®.“ QU inia,o., a r.

I pair Scales, a Spatulas, Pill Boxes, Powder envelopes, Powder Papers, Gallipots,Isinglass Plaster, Belladonna Plaster, Adhesive Plaster, I o:.Graduate, 4 or.Graduate,I-4 Cross Assorted Vials, I Cross Corks, I IV.-Vtson's Syringe, Class Male Syringes,Class Female Syringes, Citrine Ointment, Resin Cerate, Blue Ointment,Soidiltz Powders,Small Mortar, Larger Mortar and Pill Tile

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Soluble Coated Fills.

These Pills are unsurpassed in their medic-inal qualities, as only the best materials enterinto their composition, while the most scrupul-ous care is exercised in their manufacture.

An extended laboratory experience compris-ing unceasing attention to details during aperiod of more than a quarter of a centuryenables us to arrive at results otherwise unat-tainable.

We claim a method ofcoating whichremainspermanent and avoids the necessity for dryingthe mass so hard as to render it insoluble orinert. This scientific method which we do nothesitate to call our own is fully recognizedand appreciated, as is demonstrated by theconfidence reposed and the success attained.

It is our wish to emphatically impress uponthe minds ofprescribers, that our make of Pillswill produce the effects as should be expectedin connection with the drug employed, andthat every other desire is subordinate to thisend. We thank the Profession for the veryliberal endorsement and patronage that hasbeen accorded us and oifer our assurance thatour efforts shall, as heretofore, be directed to-wards the production of the highest class ofPharmaceutical preparations.

Respectfully,

WM. B. WARNER .t CO.

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TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

While presenting this revised edition of our For-mulary we take the opportunity to extend our thanksto our many friends; who have aided us by their pat-ronage and influence in distributing PharmaceuticalPreparations of the highest standard and to expressthe hope that our efforts, in this direction, may con-tinue to gain for us a confidence and feeling that ourexperience covering as it has, a period of thirtyyearsand comprising deep scientific research and skilfulmanipulations, in conjunction with a conscientious de-sire to produceonly thebest, should at least warrantus in claiminga perfection of manufacture unexcelled.

Such facts are worthy the attention of Practi-tioners who are called upon to battle with disease,and who must in using ready prepared medicines, de-pend upon the correctness of manufacture to gain thelooked for therepeutical effects, whereby their ownreputations are sustained and the ills of their patientsalleviated

It may be well, in this connection, to reiteratethat our endeavors havealwaysbeen directed towardsthe production of first-classpreparations, regardless ofcost and passing the question of extreme cheapnesswhich so often arises through competition and ananxiety to dispose of products; all of which verynaturally has a tendency todepreciate quality corres-pondingly with the falling off in price.

We maintain that quality is ofprimary importanceand in this we flatter ourselves that we have receivedthe undivided encouragement and support of an intel-ligent profession, throughout the course of our busi-ness career.

With these few preliminary words outlining ourpolicy, we beg leave tosuggest the importance of spec-ifying Warner & Co.’s make when ordering or pre-scribing.

Very RespectfullytWM. R. WARNER A CO.

A COMPLETE FORMULA BOOK-OF-

WM. R. WARNER & CO.’S

RELIABLE AND PERMANENT

SOLUBLE COATED

PILLS.Of theUnited States Pharmacopoeia and Recipes

ofEminent Physicians.

PILLS. BOTTLE.ioo I 500

Aberriethy’s (Aperient) 75 350Pulv. Aloes Socot., 2 grs.~)Pulv. Ipecac., 5-6gr. !Pil, Hydrarg., x gr. (Ext. Hyoscyam., 2 grs.J

Acid Arsenious. 1-20, 1.30, 1-50 40 175and 1-60 grs

Medical properties—Anti-periodic, Al-terative. Dose, xto 2.

Aeonltla. 1-60 grMed. prop.—Nerve Sedative. Dose, x. ,r

3 ,.0Ague

Med. prop.—Anti-periodic. Dose, 2 to 4.Chinoidin, 2 grs.'lExt. Coloc. Comp. gr. I01. Pip. Nig., % gr. fFerri Sul., % gr. J

Aloes, TLT. S.P 40 1 75Med. prop.—Stimulating, Purgative.Dose, 1 to 4.

Aloes Compound. (See Pil. Gen- jtian Compound) 40 [ 1 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Purgative. Dose,2 to 4.

Aloes et Asafoetlda, U. S. P.. .. 40 1 75Med. prop.—Purgative, Anti-spasmod-.

ic. Dose, 2to 5. 1

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Aloes et Ferri 4° 1 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Purgative. Dose,

i to 3.Pv. AloesSocot., y2 gr. "jPv. Zingiber Jam., i gr. IFerri Sul. Exs., I gr. fExt. Conii, gr. J

Aloes et Ferrl, U. S. P 4° i 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Purgative Dose,

i to 3.Pur. Aloes, 1 gr. ]Aromat. Powd., x gr. iFerri Sul. Exs., 1 gr. |Confect. Rose, q. s. J

Aloes et Mastiell. (Lady Webster). 50 225Med. prop.—Stimulating Purgative.

Dose, 1 to 2.

Aloes e* Myrrhse, U. S. P 5° 2 25Med. prop.—Cathartic, Emmenagogue.

Dose, 3 to 6.Aloes et Jfuc Vomicae 5° 2 25

Med. prop.—Tonic, Purgative. Dose,1 to 2.

Pulv. Aloes Soc., 1% gr. \Ext. Nuc. Vom., % gr. J

Aloin. %gr ■» 4 73Med prop.—Laxative.

Aloin Comp..,, 5° z 2 SMed. prop.—-Tonic,Laxative. Dose i

to 2,Aloin, y«S T -'|Ext. Belladon. K gr. >■Podophyllin, Ys gr. )

Aloiu et Strychnin.. 60 2 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Laxative.

Aloin, 1-5gr. 1Strychnine, 1-60 gr. J

Aloin e* Strychnin, et Bella- 60 275<lon

Usedvery largelyand with great successin the treatment of habitual constipation.

Med. prop.—Tonic,Laxative.Aloin, t-Sgr)Strychnine, 1-60 gr. >

Ext. Belladon., Mi gr. J


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Aloin et Strychnin, et Bellad. 75 350Comp.

Med. prop.Aloin, 1-5 gr. IExt. Belladon, J/g gr. 1Strychnin®, 1-60 gr. (Ext. CascaraSag., % gr. j

Alterative 5° 2 2 5Med. prop.—Alterative, with tendency

to Mercurial Impression. Dose, xto 2.

Mass. Hydrarg., 1 grAPulv. Opii., Ys gr. yPulv. Ipecac., Jigr. J

Alterative. (Dr. C. C. '"ox) 50 225Med. prop.—Alterative, witn tendencyto Mercurial Impression. Dose, 1to 2.

Mass. Hydrarg., 1 gr.hPulv. Rhei., x gr. >

Sodii. Bicarb., 1 gr. jAmmon. Bromid. 1 gr. 75 3 5°Med. prop.—Sedative, Alterative, Re-

solvent. Dose, 1.Analeptic 60 2 75

Med. prop.—Stimulant, Diaphoretic.Dose, 1 to 4.

Pv. Antimonialis, % gr."]Pv. Res. Guaiac., 1 gr. 1Pv. Aloes Socot., Y gr. jPv. Myrrh., J4 gr.J

Anderson’s Scot’s 4° 1 75Med. prop.—Cathartic. 2 to 5.Pv. Aloes Socot.,

Pv. Saponis.Pv. Colocynth.Pv. Gambogi®.

Anodyne 75 3 50Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 2 to 5.Pv. Camphorae, I gr. "I

MorphinAeetas, 1-20gr. 1Ext. Hyoscyami, I gr. f01. Res. Capsici, 1-20 gr.J

Anthelmintic i oo 4 75Med. prop.—Anthelmintic. Dose, 1 to 2,

Santonin, 1 gr. 1Calomel, 1 gr.J

BOTTLE,

too 500PILLS.

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Anti-Bilious (Vegetable) 50 2 25Med. prop. Cholagogue Cathartic.

Dose, 2 to 3.Pv. Ext. Col. Co., 2% grs. 1Podophyllin, % gr. j

Anti-Chill . i oo 4 75Med. prop.—Anti-periodic. Applicable

to obstinate intermittents. Dose,i to 2.

Chinoidin, i gr.")Ferri Ferrocyanid, i gr. 101. Piper. Nig., ' i gr. ["Ac. Arsenious, 1-20 gr.J

Antl-€hlorotic 75 3 5°Med. prop,—Anti-chlorotic. Dose i to 2

Potass. Chlor., 1 gr. "IFerri Chlor., 3£ Sr - LPv. Podophylli., 1 gr. fPv. Myrrhse, % gr. J

Anti-Choromanla 75 3 50Med. prop.—Anti-spasmodic. Dose, 1

to 2.Zinci Valer, agtsAFerri Valer, V gr. i-Ext. Sumbul., % gr. J

Anti-Constipation 75 3 5°Dose, i to 4.

Podophyllin, i-io gr.")Ext. Nuc. Yom. gr. IPv. Capsici, J4 S r - rExt. Belladon., i-io gr. IExt. Hyoscyami, g r J

Ai»ti-€onstipatlon. (Palmer.)... 75 350Dose, 1 to 2.

Aloes Soc’t 1 gr. "IExt. Hyoscyami, 1 gr. IExt. Nuc Vom., % gr. fIpecac Pulv., x-iogr. J

Anti-Dyspeptic 100 4 75Med. prop.—Applicable where Debility

and Impaired Digestion exist. Dose,1 to 2.

Strychnine, 1-40 gr. IExt. Belladon, 1-10 gr.Pulv. Ipecac., 1-10 gr. >

Mass. Hydrarg., 2 grs. IExt. Coloc. Gomp. 2 grs. J

PILLS. BOTTLE.ioo 500

Anti-l)yspeptlc. (Fothergill) 75 3 50Dose, 1.

Pv. Ipecac., % gr.*|Strychnine, 1-20 gr. 1Pv. Piper Nig. 1% gr. |Ext. Gentian, 1 gr.J

Anti-Malarial 1 25 6 00Med. prop.—Anti-malarial. Dose, 1 to 2

QuininseSulph , 1 gr."jCinchoninseSulph., gr. (Ferri Sulph. Exs. % gr. jAc. Arsenious, 1-40 gr.J

Anti-Malarial (Philadelphia) 1 00 4 75Med. prop.—Anti-malarial. Dose, 1 to

2.Ferri Sulph., 1 gr. "1Pv. Capsici, % gr. !Cinchonid. Sulph,, 2 grs. |Strychnine, 1-30 gr. J

Anti-Malarial. (McCaw) 1 50 7 25Dose, 1 to 2.

QuininseSulpti., 1 gr."Ferri Sulph. Exs., gr.Ac. Arsenious, 1-80 gr. IGelsemin, gr.

*

Podophyllin, J/g gr.01. Res. Pin. Nie.. x-i5 sr.

Jr * ' &- • J

Antinionii Comp., IT. S. P. (Pil.Plummer) 4° 1 75

Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, x to 3.Anti-Periodic 80 3 75

Med. prop.—Anti-periodic. Dose 1to 3.Cinchonidin Sulph., 1 gr.T

Res. Podophylli, 1-20 gr. jStrychninm Sul., 1-33 gr. (Gelsemin., 1-20 gr. fFerri Sulph. Exs., gr. [01. Res. Capsici, x-10 gtt. J

Anti-Periodic. (One-halfsize) 45 2 ooDose, 1 to a.

Anti-Spasmodic 75 3 5°Med. prop.—Anti-spasmodic. Dose, i

to 2.Ext. Hyoscyami, gr.~jMorphinse Acetas., i—io gr. [Brom. Camphor., % gr. jPv. Capsici, % gr.J

BOTTLE.ioo 500PILLS.

WARNER & CO.’S SOLUBLE COATEO PILLS.

WARNER & CO.’S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS.

Amttsplemetlc 60 2 75Med. prop.—Anti-splenetic. Dose, 2

to 4.Pv. Aloes Soc., x grAPv. Ammoniaci, gr. IPv. Myrrhse, y2 gr. (Ext. Bryony, 1 gr.J

Aperient 85 4 00Med. prop.—Aperient, Tonic. Dose,

x to 2.Ext. Nuc. Vom., )A, gr.'iExt. Hyoscyami, y 2 gr. >

Ext. Coloc. Co., zgrs.JAperient. (Dr. Fordyce Barker.).. . i oo 475Med. prop. —Aperient.

Ext. Coloc. Co.,Ext. Nuc. Vom., % gr.Ext. Hyoscyam., gr. IPulv. Ipecac, 1-12 gr.Pulv. Aloes Soc’t, 5-12 gr.Res. Podophylli., i-xagr.J ■

Aperient. (Drysdale.) go 2 75Med. prop.—Aperient. Dose, 1 to 2.Pv. Rhei, gr.'jPv. Ipecac, 5-12 gr. IPv. Aloes Soc., gr. fPv. Nuc. Vora., J

Ar< llrosia. (See special page) g0Med. prop.—Antilithic, Tonic, Altera-tive.

Acid Salicylic.Ext. Colchicum.Ext. Phytolacca.Res. Podoyhyili.Quinine.Pv. Capsicum.

Asafoeticla, U. S. P x 7SMed. prop. —Nerve Stimulant. Dose,i to 3.

Asafcetida. 2gr5... ; 1 5Med. proo.—Nerve Stimulant. Dose,2 to A.

Asafcetida Comp , 0 t_ sMed. prop.—Tonic and Nerve Stimu-lant. Dose, 2to 5.

AsaicEtidse, 2 grs. 1Fetri Sulph. Exsic., 1 gr. /



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Asafoetlda et Aloes... 4° 1 75Med. prop.-Purgative, Anti-spasmodic.

Dose, 2 to 5.Asafoetida et Rliei 75 3 5°

Med. prop.—Tonic, Laxative, NerveStimulant. Dose, 2to 4.

Asafcetidse, 1gr.'jPulv. Rhei, . 1 gr. VFerri Redact., igr.J

Astringent 6° 2 73Med. prop.—Astringent. Dose, 1 to 2.

Ext. Geranii, 2 grs.lPv. Opii, yi gr. I01. Menth. Pip., 1-20 gtt. f01. Res. Zingiber., 1-20 gtt. J

Atropina. 1-60 and I-100 gr 75 3 5°Med. prop.—Anodyne.

Atropinse Snlph. i-6ogr 75 3 5°Med. prop.—Anodyne.

Bismuth Subcarb. 3 grs 75 3 5°Med. prop.—Sedative. Dose, 2 to 5.

Bismuth Submit. 3 grs 75 35°Med. prop.—Sedative, Anti-periodic.

Dose, 1 to 5.Bismuth et Ext. Xne. Vom. i 5° 7 2 S

Med. prop.—Sedative, Tonic. Dose,i to 2.

Bismuth. Subcarb., 4grs. (

Ext. Nuc. Vomicae, % gr. jBismuth et Ignatia ............. *s° 7 2 S

Med. prop.—Sedative, Anti-periodic,Tonic. Dose, xto 2.

Bismuth. Subcarb., 4 grs. )

Ext. Ignatiae Amara, % gr. JBleimorrliaglc. (W & Co.) 1 00 4 75

Dose, 1 to 2.TerebinthAlb., grs.lExt. Humuli, Y\ Sr - ICamph. Monobrom. % gr. fRes. Podophyllin, gr. J

The remedypar excellencefor ChronicBlennorrhcea, uncomplicated with organicstricture, very frequently effecting aspeedy cure in gleet of long standing.

It is also almost equally serviceable asa remedy for cystorrhoea and inflamma-tion of whatever kind effecting theurinaryor sexual organs.


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CalTein Citras. Igr ... 2 75 13 50Med. prop.—NerveStimulant. Dose, 1.

Calcium Sulphide, i-iogr 50 2 25Med. prop.—Useful in Cutaneous Dis-

eases. Dose, 2to 4.[Extract prom Dr. Howard Cane’s

Article in the London Lancet,]From the great frequency of occurrence

of acne, and from its manifesting itself onthe faces of individuals ofboth sexes, anytherapeutic agent which promises successin this often intractable skin disease willbe welcomed by most practitioners. Idonot bring the sulphideof calcium forwardas a new remedy in the treatment of thisdisease, for it was recommended someyears ago by Dr. Sydney Ringer, but Iwish to bring it more prominently intonotice as a drug which will often prove ofsignal service in acne when other meanshave failed. Thesuccess which I attainedin my first case which was of a most obsti-nate nature, led me to try it in others.Calcium Sulphide. %gr 60 2 75

Med. prop.—Useful in Cutaneous Dis-eases. Dose, 2to 3.

Calcium Sulphide. % gr 75 3 5°Med. prop.—Useful in Cutaneous Dis-

eases. Dose, 2to 3.Calcium Sulphide. 1 gr t °° 4 75

Med. prop. —Useful in Cutaneous Dis-eases. Dose, Ito 2.

Calomel. gr., 1, 2, and 3 grs 40 1 75Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, 1 to 3.Calomel, sgrs... 50 225Med. prop.—Alterative, Purgative.

Dose, 1 to 3.Calomel et Opii 85 4 00

Med. prop.-Cathartic,Anodyne. Dose 1Calomel, 2 grs.)Opium, 1 gr. J

Calomel et Rliei 75 3 5°Med. prop.—Mild Purgative. Dose, I

to 3.Calomel, % gr. ")

Ext. Rhei, % gr. IExt. Coloc. Comp., l/2 gr. |

Ext. Hyoscyami, % gr. j

BOTTLE.iooi 500PILLS.

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Camphor. V 2 gr 4° 175Med. prop.—Diaphoretic Carminative.

Dose, 2 to 4.Camphor. Igr ... 50 225Med. prop,—Diaphoretic, Carminative.

Dose, 1 to 2.Camphoret Ext. Hyoscyamus 50 225Med. prop.—Anodyne, Cerebral Stimu-

lant. Dose, Ito 2.Camphor, 1 gr. 1Ext. Hyoscyami, Eng., 1 gr. J

CamphorMonobromated. 2grs. 1 50 7 25Med. prop.—Anti-spasmodic. Dose, 1

to 2.

Cascara Comp 75 3 soMed . prop.—Laxative, Cathartic.

Ext. Chscara Sagrad., 3 grs. )

Res. Podophylli., Va S r ■)

Cathart. Comp., U. S. P So 2 25Med prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 2 to 4.These pills are made strictly in accord-

ance with the formula as directed by thePharmacopoeia.Cathart. Comp., Imprv’d 50 2 25

Med. prop. —Cathartic. Dose, 2 to 4.Ext. Coloc. Comp.Ext. Jalap.Podophyllin, Leptandrin.Ext. Hyoscyami.Ext. Gentian.01. Menth. Pip.

Cathart. Comp., TeeelaMe.... 5° 22 SMed. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 2 to 3.

Podophyllin, Scammony.Ext. Colocynth.Aloes, Soap, and Cardamom.

Cathart. Comp., ClioiagosiKl..

60 2 75Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 2 to 4.Res. Podophylli, y 2 gr. 1

Pil. Hydrarg., gr.Ext. Hyoscyami, yi gr. }-

Ext. Nuc. Vom., x-16 gr.01. Res. Capsici, ]/s gtt. J

Canlophyllin. i-iogr 4° 1 75Med. prop.—Emmenagogue. Dose, i

to3.

PILLS. BOTTLE.100 500

Chalybeate. 3 grs 60Med. prop.—Antichlorotic.

Ferri Sulph., r % gr. )

Potassa Carb., gr. fThis combination which we have suc-

cessfully and scientifically put in pill formproduces when taken into the stomach.Carbonate c. Protoxide of Iron, (FerrousCarbonate) in a quickly assimilable con-dition.

This pill contributed to make the repu-tation of Niemeyer, and the following lan-guage, whichspeaks without comment, istaken from his Text Book on thePractice of Medicine.

PROF. NIEMEYER says: “For morethantwenty years I have used these pillsalmost exclusively in Chlorosis, and havewitnessed such brilliant results from themin a large number of cases that I havenever needed any opportunity to experi-ment with other articles. At Madgeburgand Greifswald I often had to send myrecipe for the pills to a great distance, mygood fortune in the treatment of Chlorosis—to which, by-the-by, I owe the rapidgrowth of my practice—having given megreat repnte as the possessor of a sover-eign remedy against that disease.”

Thedose of Pil: Chalybeate is from 1 to4 at meal times and is recommended andsuccessfully used in the treatment ofPulmonary Phthisis or Consumption,Ansemia and Chlorosis, Caries and Scrof-ulous Abscesses, Chronic Discharges,Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, etc.

JtSSfT'he physician may see that he isobtaining exactlywhat he prescribes, byordering inbottles containing zoo each.Cerii Oxalas. igr 1 00 4 73

Med. prop.—Nerve Tonic. Dose, 1 to 3.Chapman’s ©inner ©ills 60 2 75

Med. prop.—Stimulating, Laxative.Dose, 1 to 3.Pulv. Aloes Soc.

Pulv. Rhei Opt.Gum Mastich.

Chlnoldin. igr 4° 1 75Med. prop.-—Tonic, Anti-periodic.

Dose, 2 to 4.

WARNER & CO.'S SOLUBLE COX. TED PILLS

BOTTLE.100 500PILLS.


Ctiinoidin. 2grs 50 2 25Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.

Dose, 2 to 4.Cliinoidlii Comp 75 3 50

Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.Dose, 1 to 2.

Chinoidin, 2 grs.'lFerri Sulph. Exsic., 1 gr. >

• Piperin, y2 gr. jCholag'Ogrie. (Dr, Blackwood.)... . 100 475

Med. prop.-—“An admirable Cholago-gue.’’ Dose, Ito 2.

Cinchonid. Sulph., % Sr-'\Euonymin, l /2 gr.Leptandrin, gr.Iridin, y 2 gr.Juglandin, l / 2 gx. -

Podophyllin, % gr.Ext. Belladon., ]/i gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom., gr.Ext. Hyoscyam., % gr. J

Cli: .icifngln. x-xog- 40 175V.ed, prop.—Tonic, Nerve Stimulant.

Dose, 1 to 4.Cinchoninte Snlpls. 1% gr 75 350

Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.Dose, x to 3.

Cl 11clionI use Sulph- 2 grs 75 3 50Med. prop. —Tonic, Anti-periodic.

Dose, 1 to 3.Cinchonidin. Comp. (Warner &

Co.) 1 50 7 25Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.

Cinchonid. Sulph., 2grs.~|Ac. Salicylic., 1 gr. iPv. Opii, y2 gr. I01. Res. Capsici., y gr. J

This pill is also termed Pil. SalicylicAcid Comp.Cinchonidinte Salicylate. 2% 150 725

grsMed. prop.—Anti-rheumatic. Dose, 1

to 2.Cinchonidime Sulph. xgr...... 45 200

Med. prop.—Anti-malarial, Anti-perio-dic. Dose, Ito 3.


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Clnchonidlme Snlph. 2 grs 65 300Med. prop.—Anti-malarial, Anti-perio-

dic. Dose, Ito 3.Cinchonldinte Snlph. 3 grs 90 4 25

Med. prop.—Anti-malarial, Anti-perio-dic. Dose, Ito 2.

Clnchonldinte Sulph. 5 grs 1 50 7 25Med. prop.—Anti-periodic, Anti-mala-j

rial. Dose, Ito 2.

Clncho-Qulnine. 1 gr. 1 00 4 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.

Dose, 1 to 3.Cincho-Qninine. 2 grs 19° 92S

Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.Dose, x to 2.

Coccia 9° 4 2 SMed. prop.—Hydragogue cathartic.

Dose, 2 to 4.Pulv. Res. Scammon., 1 gr IPulv. Soc. Aloes, 1 Y gr.Pulv. Colocynth., Y gr. fPotass. Sulph., Y>. gr.01. Caryophyl., % gtt. J

Codein. Ygr 12 5 600

Med. prop.—Anodyne, replacing mor-phine without theusual disagreeableafter-effects produced by the latter.

Dose, x to 2.

Colocynthid ih Comp., U. S. P.3 grs 80 3 75Med. prop.—Purgative. Dose, 2 to 5.

Colocynth. et Hydrarg.etIpe-cac 75 3 50Med. prop.—Cholagogue, Cathartic.Dose, 1 to 3.Pulv. Ext. Coloc. Co., 2 grs.)

Pil. Hydrarg., 2 grs. >

Pulv. Ipecac, Ys gr. jColocynth. et Hyoscyamns. .. 75 3 50

Med. prop.—Gentle laxative. Dose, 1to 2.

Ext. Coloc. Comp., 2% grs. \Ext. Hyoscyami, 1 gr. j



Cook’s 3 Grs 50 2 25Med. prop.—Purgative. Dose, 2 to 4.Pulv. Aloes Soc., 1 gr.Pulv. Rhei, 1 gr.Calomel, % gr.

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Sapon. Hispan., % gr.Copaibte, U. S. 1* 50 2 25

Med. prop. Alterative to MucousMembrane. Dose, 2to 6.

Copaibse et Ext. Cnbebse 80 3 75Med. prop.—Alterative to MucousMembrane. Dose, 2to 4.Pil. Copaibae, 3 grs. \

Oleo-Resin, Cubebae, 1 gr. )

Copaibse Comp 80 3 75Med. prop.—Alterative to MucousMembrane, Tonic. Dose, 2to 4.Pil. Copaib.

Resin. Guaiac.Ferri Citras.Oieo-Resin. Cubebae.

Corrosive Sublimate. 1-12,1-20,1-40and 1-100 gr 4o 17SMed. prop.—Mercurial, Alterative.

Corrosive Sublimate has been adminis-tered with most gratifying results incertain forms of Chronic Dyspepsia.Ringer and other eminent therapeutistsextol it very highly in x-xoo gr. doses indysentery of children, regarding it asalmost specific.JDamianae cum PUos. et Jfnc.

Vom i 50Med. prop.—Aphrodisiac. Dose, 1 to 2.Ext. Damianae, 2 grs.')Phosphori, I-ioc gr. >

Ext. Nuc. Vom., %Sr -)

A valuable remedyindicated in sexualdebility, over work of the brain, impo-tency,etc. It isalsohighlyrecommendedas an uterine tonic. Also of value inLeucorrhoea, Amenorrhoea, Dysmenorr-hoea, etc.Diaphoretic 73 350Med. prop.—Diaphoretic, Dose, 1 to 2.

Morphniae Acetas., 1-25 gr."]Pv. Ipecac, % gr. 1Pv. Potass. Nitras., 1 gr. [Pv. Campborae, gr. J


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Dlgfestlva 75Med. prop.—Useful in Indigestion.

Dose, i to 2.Pepsin Concentrat., i gr.'|Pv. Nuc. Vom., l/i gr. IGingerine, 1-16 gr. fSulphur, % gr. J

This combination is very useful in re-lieving various forms of Dyspepsia andIndigestion and will afford permanentbenefit in cases of enfeebled digestion,where thegastric juices are not properlysecreted.

As a corrective of nausea or lack ofappetite in the morning, induced by overindulgence in food or stimulants during thenight, these pills are unsurpassed; theyshould be takenin doses of two pills beforeretiring or in the morning at least onehour before eating; the first mentionedtime is the most desirable as the effectsare more decided, owing to the longerperiod for action and the natural rest ismore fully experienced through their mildbut effective influence.

As a dinner pill, Pil: Digestiva is un-equalled and may be taken in doses of asingle pill either beforeor after eating.Dig'italin. (Alkaloid.) x-6ogr 75 3 so

Med. prop.—Arterial sedative. Dose,x to 2.

Digitalis Comp 50 2 25Med. prop.—Arterial sedative. Dose,

1 to 3.Pv. Digitalis, 1 gr.)Pv. Scillse, 1 gr. >

Potass. Nitras., 2 grs. )

Diuretic S° 2 2 SMed. prop;—Diuretic, Antacid. Dose,

1 to 3.Sapon. Plispan. Pv., 2 grs."|Sodii Garb. Exsic., 2 grs. V01. Baccae Junip., 1 gtt.J

S° 2 2SDupuytrenMed. prop.—Specific Alterative. Dose,

x.Pulv. Guaiac., 3 grs.)Hydg. Chlor. Cor., 1-10 gr. >

Pulv. Opii, Vr6 gr. j



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Eccoprotic 60 2 75Med. prop.—Mild cathartic. Dose, 2to 4.Ext. Aloes Soc., 2 grs. ~)

Ext. Nuc. Vomicae, 1-5 gr. IRes. Podophylli, 3-10 gr. [01. Caryophyl., 1-10 gtt. J

Elatevium. (Clutterbuck’s) i-iogr. 95 450Med. prop.—Diuretic, HydragogueCathartic. Dose, xto 2.

Enimenag-ognc i 25 6 00Med. prop.—Active Emmenagogue,

Tonic. Dose, Ito 3.Ergotine, 1 gr.Ext. Hellebor. Nig., 1 gr.Aloes, x gr. VFerri Sul. Exs., 1 gr.01. Sabina;, y2 gr. J

(Mutter) 40 1 75Med. prop.—Emmenagogue. Dose, 1

to 3.Ferri Sulph. Exs., gr.'lAloes Pv., ]/2 gr. VTerebinth. Alb., r l/2 gr. J

Ergotin. i gr..... j OD 4 7SMed. prop.—Parturient.Erg-otin. 3 grs... ; x so 7 25Med. prop,—Parturient.

Dose, 1 to 2.

£rgotln. Comp. (Dr. Reeves.) i 75 8 50Med. prop.—Sedative, Parturient.Ergotin, 3S rsoExt. Carmab. Ind., S r- rExt. Beiladon., % gr.J

Extract Belladonna.(Eng.) j(gr. 40 175Med. prop.—Anodyne.

Extract Cannabis Indica. % gr. 60 275Med. prop.—Anodyne.

Ext. <«!iarame. 3 grs 2 00 9 75Med. prop.—Nervine. Dose, 1 to 3.Extract Hyoscyamus. (Eng.)

Vi gr 4° I 75Med. prop.—Nerve Stimulant.Ext. Coca. 3 grs 80 3 75Med. prop.—A powerful Tonic and

Sedative. Dose, xto 2.

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Extract Ig'uatia Amara. % gr. S° 225Med. prop. —Nerve Sedative. Dose, 1

to 2.

Extract Nnc. Vom. % and gr.. 40 r, 75Med. prop.—Nerve Stimulant. Dose,

1 to 3.Fel Bovinnni 5° 2 25

Med. prop.—Laxative. Dose, i to 3.Fel Bovis. Ins. 2 grs. )

Pv. Zingiber Jam., , igr.JFerri lodid. igr 80

Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative. Dose,i to 2.

In cases where lodide of Iron is pre-scribed, it is absolutely necessary, for thephysician, who relies on the therapeuticaction for beneficial results, that the com-pound should be perfectly protected, andso prepared as to remain inalterable andstable.

With this important fact in view, wehave devoted special study to lodide ofIron in pilular form, and are warranted inannouncing that Warner & Co.’s lodideof Iron Pills meet all therequirements, andare the most perfect preparation of thekind.

A salt is formed and so prepared as toguard against oxidation, and will remainunchanged for years. A coating of puresugar renders them pleasant to ad-minister, and further insures protection.^

In proof of the above statement, a pillcut throughpresents all the characteristicsof a perfectpill mass and the presence oflodide Iron, without the free lodine, form-inga clearsolution; and dissolving readilyif thrown into a glass of water.

The dose of lodide Iron Pills is fromone to two at meal time and is recom-mended and successfully used in the treat-ment of PulmonaryPhthisis or Consump-tion, Anoemia and Chlorosis, Caries andScrofulousAbscesses, ChronicDischarges,Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, etc.

Ferri Carlb. (Vallett’s) IT. S~ I*.3 grs 4° 1 75

Med. prop.—Tonic. Dose, i to 4,



Ferri Citras, F. S. P. 2 grs 50 223Med. prop.—Tonic. Dose, 1 to 3.

Ferri Comp.. lI.S. P 40 1 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Emmenagogue.

Dose, 2 to 6.Ferri Faetas. Igr 50 2 23

Med. prop.—Tonic. Dose, 1 to 3.Ferri Pyrophos. Igr 40 1 73

Med. prop.—Tonic. Dose, 1 to 3.Ferri et Quas. et Jfnc. Tom 75 3 S°

Med. prop.—Tonic, Nerve Stimulant.Dose. 1 to 2.

Fer. per Hydrog., gr. "1Ext. Quassia;, 1 gr. IExt. Nuc. Vom., y gr. jPulv. Saponis, % gr. J

Ferri et Strychnin 75 3 50Med. prop.—Tonic, Nerve stimulant.

Dose, 1 to 2.Ferrum per Hydrog., 2 grs. )

Strychninae, 1.60 gr. JFerri et Stryclminse Clt 75 3 50Med. prop.—Tonic, Nerve stimulant.

Dose, 1 to 2.Strych. Citras., 1-30 gr. )Ferri Citras., 1 gr. J

Ferri Snlpli. Exs. 2 grs 40 1 73Med. prop.—Tonic. Dose, 2 to 4.

Ferri Taler. Igr 100 4 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-spasmodic.

Dose, x to 2.Ferrum. (Quevenne’s.) Igr 50 225

Med. prop.—Tonic. Dose, 1 to 3.

Ferrum. (Quevenne’s.) 2 grs 75 3 50Med. prop.—Tonic. Dose, 1 to 2.

Onlbani Comp 50 2 25Med. prop.—Anti-spasmodic. Dose, 2

to 4._Galbani, 1% gr.')

Pv. Myrrh., y2 gr. VAsafoet, Vo. gr. I

Oambogise Comp . 4° 1 75Med. prop.—Active purgative. Dose,

2 to 5.Pv. Gambogia.Pv. Aloes Socot. *

Pv. Zingib. Jam.Pv. Saoonis.


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Gelsemin. 1-16 gr 40 1 75Med. prop.—Arterial sedative. Dose,

1 to 4.Gelsemin. %gr 50 2 25

Med. prop.—Arterial sedative. Dose,1 to 2.

Gelsemln. %gr 75 3 50Med. prop,—Arterial Sedative. Dose,1 to 2.

Gentian. Clomp. (Aloe Comp.) 40 1 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Purgative. Dose,

2 to 4.Ext. Gentian, % grAPv. Aloes Soc., 2 grs.01. Carui, x-5 gr. j

Cronorrlioea 60 2 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative to Mu-

cous Membrane. Dose, xto 3.Pulv. Cubeb., 2grs.lBals. Copaib. Solid., x gr. 1Ferri Sulph., fTerebinth. Venet., i J A gr. 1

Helm’s (Niemeyer.) 1 25 600Med. prop.—Anti-periodic, Tonic.

Dose, 1.Quininas Sulph., 1 gr. "IPulv. Digital. Fol., gr. IPulv. Ipecac, % gr. (

Pulv. Opii, V. gr. IHeionin. 1-10 gr 5° 2 25

Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to 4.

Hcpatlca ;••• 80 375Med, prop.—Cholagogue, Cathartic.

Dose, 1 to 2.Pil. Hydrarg., 3 grs. IExt. Coloc. Com]:’., 1 gr. >

Ext. Hyoscyami, 1 gr. IHooper. (Female Pills.) 2% grs 40 1 73

Med. prop.-Emmenagogue. Dose, 1 to 3

Hydrarg. S grs 5° 2 25Med. prop.—Mercurial alterative.

Dose. 1 to 2.

Ilvdrargj!'!. 3;'. S. I*. 3 grs 4° r75Med. prop.—Mercurial alterative.

Dose, 2 to 3.

Hydrarg. Bin lodide. 1-16 gr... 40 1 75Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, 1 to 3.



Hydrargyri Comp 75 3 5°Med. prop.—Mercurial alterative.

Dose, 1 to 2.Mass. Hydrarg., 1 gr. -)Pulv. Opii, % gr. j-Pulv. Ipecac, gr.J

Hydrargyri lod. et Opii.(Ricords.) 75 3 So

Med. prop.—Mercurial alterative.Dose, 1 to 2.

Hydrarg. lodid., 1 gr. IPulv. Opii, y 3 gr. J

Hydrarg. Prot lodide. 1-5 gr.. 40 175Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, 1 to 4.Our preparationof Prot lodid. Mercury

is made by precipitation and is entirelytree from traces of the Bin-lodid.Hydrarg. Prot lodide. % gr... 40 1 75Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, 1 to 4.Hydrarg. Prot lodide. K gr,.. 40 1 75

Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, 1 to 2.

Hydrarg. Prot lodide. % gr... so 22SMed. prop. —Alterative. Dose, x to 2.

Hydrastin. gr 9S 4soMed. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to 2.

Hyoscyamlse. i-ioogr... 30014 75(Crystals, Pure Alkaloid.)

Med. prop.—Anodyne, Soporific.Dose, x.

lodoform, xgr 1 00 4 75Med. prop,—Tonic, Alterative. Dose,1 to 2.

lodoform et Ferri i 50Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative. Dose,1 to 2.

lodoform, 1 gr. IFerri Redact., gr. )

lodoform et Ferri etSfuc. Vom 1 50Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative. Dose,1 to 2.

lodoform, 1 gr.')Ferri Redact., 1 gr. VExt. Nuc. Vom., J^gr.j

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lodoform et Hydrarg 1 50Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, 1 to 3.lodoform, y2 gr. IHydrarg. Prot lodid., ya gr. j

lodoform et Inc. Vom. Comp.. 1 50Med. prop.—Alterative, Tonic, Laxa-tive, Repellant. Dose, xto 3.lodoform y2 gr. j

Ext. Nuc. Vom., l/s gr. IPodophyllin, x-16 gr. (Ext. Belladon., j/g gr. J

lodoform et Quinine 1 25Med. prop.—Alterative, Tonic. Dose,1 to 3.

lodoform, y 2 gr. |

Quininae Bisulph., ji gr. jlodoform et Qninina et Ferri . 1 75 8 50Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative. Dose,

1 to 2.lodoform, 1 gr.lFerri Carb., (Vallet’s) 2 grs. >

Quininse Sul., y 2 gr. jlodoform therapeutically is alterative,

nervine, sorbefacient, anti-periodic, andanaesthetic. As analterative it acts withmore rapidity than othermedicines of thatclass, in doses of one, two, or three grains,repeated thrice daily. As a nervine it isprompt and efficient; while itgives nervousstrength,it calms speedily the most severepains.

It is rapidly absorbed into the blood.Accumulative effects have not been ob-

served.lodoform is destitute ofany local irri-

tant action, and has that advantage overall other iodic remedies.

It may be administered, with reason-able expectation of success, in the follow-ing diseases:

Neuralgia of every description, chronicrheumatism, consumption, scrofula, oph-thalmia, chronic ulcerations, and skindiseases, syphilis, and certain affectionsof the neck of the bladder and prostrategland, and whenever a powerful alterativeagent is needed. This quality of lodo-form is greatly enchanced, in the majorityof cases, by the addition of pure iron,Fer. per hydrog.

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Ipecac,, et Opii. 3% grs. (Pulv. 50 225Doveri, U. S. P.)Med. prop.—Anodyne,Soporific. Dose,

1 to 3.

Ipecac, et Opii. 5 grs 65 3 00Med. prop.-Anodyne, Soporific. Dose 1.

Irisin Comp 50 2 25Med. prop.—Cathartic, Nerve stimu-

lant. Dose, Ito 2.Irisin, y grAPodophyllin, 1-10 gr. >

Strychnine, 1-40gr. jLaxative 60 2 75

Med. prop.—Gentle purgative. Dose,1 to 2.

Pulv. Aloes Soc., x gr. 1Sulphur, 1-5gr.Res. Podophylli, 1-5gr. 1Res. Guaiaci, y gr.Syr. Rhamni, q. s.J

Leptandrin. %gr 40 1 75Med. prop. Cathartic. Dose, Ito 4.Leptandrin. %gr 50 2 25

Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to 2.Leptandrin. igr 75 3 5°

Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1.

lieptamlriii Comp 1 00 4 75Med. prop.—Laxative, Diuretic. Dose,1 to 2.

Leptandrin, 1 gr. IIrisin y, gr. VPodophyllin, yg gr.J

liliptllin. 3 grs 40i i 75Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 2 to 4.Morpliinte Acetas. y& gr 70 3 25

Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2.

Morphiiiie Comp x 25 6 00Med. prop.—Anodyne, Febrifuge.

Dose, 1.Morph. Sulph., y gr.lAnt. et. Pot. Tart., y gr. >

Hydrarg. Chlor. Mit., l 2 gr. 1Morpliinse Sulpli. 1-20 gr 4° 1 75


Morphlnse Bulpli. 1-10 gr 50 2 25Med. prop,—Anodyne. Dose, 1 ton.

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Morphinse Sulph. l/g gr 60 2 75Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2.

Morphinse Sulph. % gr 70 3 25Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2.

Morphinse Sulph. Ygr go 425Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2.

Morphinse Sulph. % gr 1 50 725Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1.

MorphimeValerianas, 9Q 4 25Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2.

JieuralgTc 2 50 12 25Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative, Ano-dyne. Dose, Ito 3.

Quininae Sulph., 2 grs. IMorphinae Sulph., 1-20 gr,Strychnine, 1-30 gr. >

AcidArsenious, 1-20 gr.Ext. Aconiti, V 2 gr. J

Jiesiralg'ic. (One-halfsize.) 1 50 7 25Med. prop.—As above. Dose, Ito 3.IVeuralg'iC. (Brown Sequard.) 2 00 9 75

Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1.Ext. Hyoscyami, % gr.Ext. Conii, % gr.Ext. Ignat. Amar., ]/ 2 gr.Ext. Opii, l/i gr. 1Ext. Aconiti, gr.Ext. Cannab. Ind., Y gr.Esct. Stramon., i-S gr.Ext. Belladon., % gr.

BfeuralgTe. (Sine Morphine.) 2 50 12 25' Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative. Dose,

1 to 3.Opii. $£ gr• •. 40 1 75


Opii, IT. S. P. Igr 50 225Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1.

Opii et Camphor 60 2 75Med. prop.—Anodyne, Nerve sedative.

Dose, 1.Pulv. Opii, 1 gr. \Camphor®, 2 grs. J


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Opii et Camphor etTannin 60 275Med. prop. Anodyne, Astringent.

Dose, 1 to 3.Pulv. Opii, % grACamphorae, 1 gr. >

Acid Tannic, agrs.JOpil ct Pluinbi Acetas 5° 2 2 5

Med. prop.—Anodyne, Sedative. Dose,x to 2.

Pulv. Opii, Vi gr. 1Plumbi Acet., I gr. J

Opium, Purified. %gr 50 225Med. prop.—Anodyne,Soporific. Dose,

x to 2.Phosphor!, r-ioo gr., 1-50 gr., x-25

gr., in eacl 1 °°

Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant. Dose, 1.

The method of preparing Phosphorusin pilular form has been discovered andbrought to perfection by us, without thenecessity ofcombining it with resin, whichforms an insoluble compound. The ele-ment is in a perfect state of subdivisionand incorporated with the excipient whilein solution. The non-porous coating ofsugar protects it thoroughlyfrom oxida-tion, so that the pill is not impaired byage. It is the most pleasant and accept-able form for the administration of Phos-phorus.l*3iosj>liori Com)> 1 2 5

Med. prop.—Nerve tonic. Dose, i.Phosphori, i-ioo gr. 1Ext. Nuc. Vom., }{sr -f

Phosphori cum Aloe et Bfuc.Vomica z so

Med. prop.—Useful in the atonic formofDyspepsia and NeurosisoftheStomach.

Dose, i.Phosphori, 1-50gr.')Ext. Aloe Aq., J£gr. fExt. Nuc. Vom., gr. j

Phosphori cum Belladonna.. 1 5°Med. prop.—Useful in Anaemic Condi-

tions and Neuralgia. Dose, Ito 2.Phosphori, 1-100 gr. \Ext. Belladonna, /a gr. j

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Phosphor! cum Cannato. Inti ■ i 75Med. prop —Narcotic, Aphrodisiac.

Dose, 1 to 2.Phosphori, 1-50 gr. )

Ext. Cannab. Ind., gr. jPhospliorl cnm Ferro Comp.. 1 5°

Med. prop.—Nutritive, Tonicand Stim-ulant to the Nervous system. Dose, I.

Phosphori, 1-50 gr. 7

Strychnine, 1-60 gr.VFerri Redact., 1% gr.)

PHOSPHORUS has recently been pre-scribed with great advantage in cases ofextreme debility and mental depression,from prolonged anxiety or excessive ex-citement; also, in nervous prostration fromoverwork, especially brain-work. It isrecommended in cases which are attendedwith great prostration of thevital powers;in exhausting diseases, such as Cholera,Diphtheria, and the letter stages ofTyphus and other Fevers, etc. In Epi-lepsy, Epileptiform-Vertigo, Melancholia,Softening and some other diseases of theBrain, it has been given with markedbenefit; also in Neuralgia, Tuberculosis,and Scrofula, in chronic and inveteratediseases of the skin, Leprosy, Lupus, andPsoriasis. Dr. Burgess recommends it inPruritus Pudendi and other forms ofPruritus.

Phosphorus, Strychnine, and Iron,combined in the proportions above indi-cated, is a safe and valuable remedy. Asa nutritive tonic and stimulant to thenervous system, especially the spinal cord,it is admirably adapted for the treatment■of a large number of nervous disordersdependent on defective nutrition and de-bility. It increasesappetite and promotesdigestion. It may be safely given in allthose cases in which hypophosphites areemployed. It is strongly recommendedin Consumption, Neuralgia, Atonic Dys-pepsia, Lowness of Spirit, in GeneralDebility, and in that general condition ofdepression and loss of power popularlyknown as below par, and in breakdownfrom overwork and mentalfatigue.


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Phosphor! cnm Digital. Co ... i 50Med. prop.—Valuable as a Heart tonic.

Dose, 1.Phosphor!, 1-50 gr.Pv. Digitalis, 1 gr. VExt. Hyoscy., 1gr. )

PhosphorI cum Digitale etFerro i 50Med. prop.—Valuableas a Heart tonic.Dose, 1.

Phosphor!, 1-50 gr. 1Pv. Digitalis, ■ 1 gr. >

Ferri Redact., 1 gr. )Pliosphori cnm Ext. Aconiti.. i 50

Med. prop.—Useful in the Treatmentof Phthisis with Pyrexia. Dose, 1.

Phosphori, 1-50 gr. )

Ext. Aconiti, 1-16 gr. JPl»«s>pli«ri cnm Ferro i 25

Med. prop—A Powerful Nervine tonicand Blood restorer. Dose, Ito 2.

Phosphori, 1-50gr. )

Ferri Redact., 1 gr. JPhosphor! cum CantharideCo i 50Med. prop.—Stimulating emmenagogue

and Diuretic. Dose, Ito 2.Phosphori, x-50 gr.'lPv. Nuc, Vom., 1 gr. >

Sol. Cantharidis Con., 1 m.)Phosphor! cum Ferro et Jfuc. i 25

TomMed. prop.—Nerve stimulant. Tonic.

Dose, i to 2.Phosphori, x-ioogr.~)Ferri Carb., 1 gr. >-

Ext. Nuc. Vom., gr.JFhosphori cum Ferro et Qui- i 60

nin.HMed. prop.- Nerve tonic. Dose, xto 2

Phosphori, i-roogr.')Ferri Carb., x,gr. vQuininae Sul., 1 gr.j

Phospliorl cum Ferro et Qni- i 60nina et Jfnc. ¥om

Med. prop.—Nerve tonic. Dose, i to 2Phosphori, 1-100gr. 1Ferri Garb., x gr. IQuininae Sul., 1 gr. jExt. Nuc. Vom., % gr. J

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Pliospliorl cum Ferro etStrychnlna i 50Med. prop.—Nerve tonic and Stimulant.Dose, 1 to 2.

Phosphori, i-iccgr.")Ferri Carb., 1 gr. VStrychnin, 1-60 gr. J

Phosphor! cum Morphina etKinco Valer 2 00Med. prop.—Nerye tonic and Sedative.Dose, 1.

Phosphori, 1-50 gr. iMorphinse Sul., 1-12 gr. yZinci Valer, 1 gr. j

l‘lii>sphori cum Sue. Vomica.. i 25Med. prop.—Nerve tonic and Stimulant.Dose, 1 to 2.

Phosphori, 1-50 gr. \Ext. Nuc., Vom., j/ggr. f

Pliospliori cum Oplo et Digi-tal . i 50Med. prop. —Useful in ArrestingAbnor-mal calorification. Dose, Ito 2.

Phosphori, 1-50 gr. 1Pv. Digitalis, y2 gr. IPv. Ipecac., V gr. JPv. Opii, t-Z gr- J

Phosphor! cum Quinlmi i 80Med. prop.—Nerve tonic. Dose, ito 2

Phosphor!, 1-50 gr. 1Quininae Sul., 1 gr. J

Phosphor! cum <(niiiina* Co., i 35Med. prop.—Nerve tonic. Dose, 1.Phosphori, I -sogr. "IFerri Redact. 1 gr. IQuininse Sul., 34 gr. fStrychnin., 1-60 gr. J

Phosphor! cum Qninlna etFerro et Strychnina i 60

Med. prop.—Powerful nerve stimulant,Dose, i.

Phosphori i-roo gr. ~|Qnininse Sul., i gr. 1Ferri Redact!, i gr. ]Strychnin, 1-60gr. J


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Phosphori cnm Qninina et 1 35Digital e Co

Med.prop.—Valuable as a Sedative andDiuretic. Dose, Ito 2.

Phosphori, 1-50 gr.lQuininaeSul., ]/-z gr.Pv. Digitalis, x/i gr. ■Pv. Opii, ' gr.Pv. Ipecac., % gr.

Phosphori cnm Qninina etXnc Vom 1 60

Med. prop. —Nerve tonic. Dose, Ito 2Phosphori, 1-50 gr.'lguininae Sul., 1 gr. v

xt. Nuc. Vom., y gr. jPhosphori cnm Strychnina.,. i25

Med. prop.—Nerve tonic and Stimulant,Dose, 1.

Phosphori, 1-50 gr. IStrychnin, 1-60 gr. /

Phosphori cnm Zinco Co 1 50Med. prop.—Useful in Uterine disturb-

ances, Leucorrhoea and Hysteria.Dose, 1 to 2.

Phosphori, 1-50 grAZinci Sul., 1 gr. J-Lupulin, 1 gr.J

Phosphor! et Damiana cum\lie. Vom ... i 50Med. prop.—Aphrodisiac. Dose, 1 to 2.

Ext. Damiana, 2 grs.~)Phosphori, i-xoo gr. >

Ext. Nuc. Vom., 1 %Sr-j

Podopliyllin. 1-10 gr 40 1 75Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to 4.

Podophyllin. %gr 40 1 75Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to 4.

Podophyllin. y2 gr 50 2 25Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to z.

Podophyllin. igr 75 350Med. prop, —Cathartic. Dose, i.

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I*««IophylIi. (Dr. E. R, Squibb.)... 75 350Dose, 1 to 2.

Res. Podophylli, gr.'lPv. Capsici, gr.Ext. Belladon., gr. IPv. Sacch. Lact., 1 gr.Acacia and Glycerin., aa q. s. J

The composition of this pill is the sameas Dr. Squibb’s recipe, and for adminis-tration ispreferable, being just as solubleand more elegant in appearance.

Practical testfor Solubility:—Suspend 3of these pills in water and they will dis-solve, coating included, as soon as theplain pills ready prepared. This is ac-complished throughour method ofmanip-ulationand coating, and physicians shouldnot regard the prejudice against sugar-coated pills as applying to Wm. R. War-ner & Co.’s manufacture.Podophyllln et Bellad .. 75 35°

Med. prop.—Mild stimulating laxative.Dose, 1 to 3.

Podophyllin, gr."!Ext. Bellad., J-jj gr. I01. Res. Capsici, gr. (Saccharum Lact., 1 gr. J

Podophyllin Comp 75 3 5°Med. prop.—Cathartic and Tonic.

Dose, i to 2.Podophyllin, gr."!Ext. Hyoscyami, % gr. >

Ext. Nuc. Vomicae, i-i6gr. jPodophyllin Comp. (Eclectic.).. 73 350

Med. prop.—Purgative. Dose, 2 to 4.Podophyllin, gr.)Leptandrin, 1-16 gr.Juglandin, 1.16 gr. IMacrotin, x-32 gr,01. Res. Capsici, q. s. J

Podophyl. et Hydrarg 50 2 25Med. prop.—Laxative. Dose, 2 to 4.

Podophyllin, gr. 1Pil. Hydrarg., 2 grs. J

Podophyllin et Hyoscyamns. 60 27sMed. prop.—Gentle cathartic. Dose,

1 to 2.Podophyllin, l/i gr. \Ext. Hyoscyami, gr. j


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Podopliyllotoxin. gr 50 2 25Med. prop.—Cathartic, without thenau-

sea induced by Podophyllin. Dose,1 to 2.

I’odopliyllotoxin. 75 3 50Med. prop.—Cathartic, without the nau-sea induced by Podophyllin. Dose,1 to 2.

Post-Partum. (Dr. FordyceBarker.) i oo 4 75Dose, x.Ext. Coloc. Comp., gr. -

]Hydrarg. Chlor. Mit., 1% gr. IExt. Hyoscyami, gr. IExt. Nuc. Vom., gr. (

Pulv. Aloes, *4 gr.Pulv. Ipecac,. % gr. J

Potass. Broinld. igr 7S 35°Med. prop.—Nerve sedative. Dose, 2

to 5.Potass. Bromid. s grs 1 25 600

Med. prop.—Nerve sedative. Dose, 1to 2.

Potass. lodid. (Merck’s) 2 grs 85 400Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, Ito 3.Potass. Perniang'anas. 50 225

Med. prop.—Dr. Roberts Bartho-low, Professor of Materia Medica andTherapeutics in the Jefferson MedicalCollege of Philadelphia, says (“Perman-ganate of Potassium, its Action andUses”):—

“One of the most important therapeuti-cal applications of permanganate of po-tassium, a recent discovery, is in thetreatment of amenorrhoea. We owe thisvaluable improvement, as indeed manyothers, to Drs. Ringer and Murrell. Theyhave shown that this remedy is remark-ably certain whenapplied in suitablecases.Given in doses of two to five grains threetimes a day, for several days precedingthe menstrual molimen, thisagent is quitesure to start theflow. Dose, 2to 5 grs.

Potass. Permang-anas. igr 75 3 50Med. prop.—As above. Dose, Ito 4.

Potass. Permanganas. 2 grs— 1 00 4 73Med. prop.—As above. Dose, Ito 2.



Prandii 75 350Med. prop.—Stimulating purgative.Dose, 1 to 2.

Ext. Aloe Aq., 1 gr. "1Ext. Gentian, 2 grs. IExt. Anthemid., 1 gr. (Pv. Capsid, gr. J

Quininse Bi-Snlpb. gr 45 200Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.

Dose, 1 to 4.Quinliire Bi-Snlpli. igr 60 2 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.

Dose, 1 to3.Qnininie Bi-Sulpti. 2 grs 00 4 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.

Dose, 1 to 3.Qniniliic El-Siilpli. 3grs i 45 700


Quiiiiiiiv Bi-Sulph. 5 grs 2 35 11 50Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.Dose, 1 to 2.

Q,iiininse Comp i oo 4 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.

Dose, 1 to 2.Quininae Sulph., 1 gr.")Fer. Carb. (Vallett’s), 2 grs. >•

Acid Arsenious, x-6ogr.JQninliiic cum Capsicum i oo 4 73

Med. prop.—Anti-periodic, Stimulant.Dose, 1 to 3.

Quininse Sulph., igr.)Capsicum, gr. J

Qnininse et Ext. Bellad 100 4 75Med. prop.—Nerve tonic. Anti-periodic.

Dose, 1 to 2.Quininas Sulph., 1 gr. 1Ext. Belladon., % gr. J

Qiilninse et Ferrl i oo 4 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.

Dose, 1 to 2.Quininae Sulph., 1 gr. |

Ferrum per Hydrog., I gr. j

Qiilninse et Ferri Carl) i oo 4 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.

Dose, 1 to 2.Quminse Sulph., igr. \Fer. Carb. (Vallett’s), 2 grs. |

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Qnininie et Ferrl Cl*, i gr. 5S 2 5°Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.

Dose, i to 2.

Qnininie et Ferrl Clt. 2 grs.... 90 425Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.

Dose, 1 to 2.

Qnlninte et Fer. et Strycli- i oo 4 75nin


Quininse Sulph., 1 gr.]Fer. Carb. (Vallett’s), 2 grs, >

Strych. Sulph., 1-60 gr.JQuinine et Fer. et Strych. x 25 6 oo

PhosMed. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.

Dose, 1 to 2.Quininae Phos., 1 gr."|Ferri Phos., 1 gr. >

Strychninae Phos., 1-60gr.JQuintuple et I'errl Valer. 2 gr.. 2 00 9 75

Med. prop.—Tonic, Kcrve sedative.Dose, 1 to z.

Qiiiniiiie et Hytlrarj? i 25 6 00Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.

Dose, 1 to 2.Quininte Sulph., 1 gr."lMass. Hydrarg., 2 grs. VOleo-Res. Piper. Nig., % gr. j

Qnininre et lodoform i s°Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative. Dose,I to 3.lodoform, y2 gr. 1

Quininte Bi-Sulph., l/ 2 gr. jQuinine lodoform cf Fer i 75 8 50

Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative. Dose,1 to 2.

lodoform, 1 grAFer. Carb. (Vallett’s), 2 grs. >

QuininaeSulph., y2 gr, JQuinline et Strychnin ioo 475

Med. prop.—Tonic, Nerve stimulant.Dose, 1 to 2.

QuininseSulph., x gr. "IStrychninae, 1-60gr. J

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Qiilniiise el Strychnin Comp., i 25 6 00Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative. Dose, 1.Quininae Sulph., 1 gr.lFerri per Hydrog,, gr. IStrychnine, 1-20 gr. fAcid Arsenious, 1.20 gr. J

<1ii IDime Suljili. y2 g r 45 200Med. prop.-—Tonic, Anti-periodic.

Dose, 1 to 4.Our Quinine Pillsare manufacturedfromPowers& Weightman's Quinine,and otherbrands having an established reputation.An examination by a competent Chemistis made to verify our tests. Each Pillcontained in packages to which our labelis attached, is warranted to have the fullcomplement of pure material as expressedthereon.Quininse Snlpli. igr 60 2 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.

Dose, 1 to 3.Qnininsß Snlpli. 2 grs 1 00 4 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.

Dose, 1 to 3.Qniniiia' Snlph. sgrs i 45 700Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.

Dose, 1 to 2.

Qnininse Snlpli. sgrs 2 35 n 50Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.Dose, 1 to 2.

Qniniiiae Valeriaiias. y 2 gr i 45 700Med. prop.—Tonic, Nervine Dose, 1to 2.

Qninulinie Snlpll. rgr i 15 5 50Med. prop.—Anti-periodic. Dose, 1 to 3

Qnlnldiiise Sulpli. 2 grs 2 15 10 50Med. prop.—Anti-periodic. Dose, 1 to 3Ctutnicliiise Snlpli. 3 grs 3 25 16 00

Med.prop.—Anti-periodic. Dose, 1 to 2

Kliei Clomp., U. So 1® 75 3 50Med. prop.—Purgative. Dose, 2104.Pulv. Rhei, 2 grs. IPur. Aloes, gr. IMyrrh., x gr. (01. Menth. Pip., i-iogr.J


Rtiei et Hydrarg 80 3 75Med. prop.—Cholagogue cathartic.

Dose, 2 to 5.Pulv. Rhei.Mass. Hydrarg.Sodii Carb. Exsic.

Rhei, U. S. I* . 75 3 5°Med. prop.—Gentle laxative. Dose, i

to 5.Pulv. Rhei, 3 grs. 1Pulv. Saponis, 1 gr. J

Rheumatic 90 4 25Med. prop. —Anti-rheumatic, Purgative.

Dose, 1 to 3.Ext. Coloc. Comp., rj£ gr. ~]Ext. ColchiciAcet., 1 gr. IExt. Hyoscyami, jA, gr. |Hydrarg. Chlor. Mit., gr.J

Salicylic Acid. 75 3 5°Med. prop.—Anti-rheumatic. Dose, i

to 2.

Salicylic Acid, sgrs x 3Q 6 25Med. prop.—Anti-rheumatic. Dose, 1to 2.

Santonin, igr 100 475Med.prop. —Anthelmintic. Dose, i to 3.Seillfe Comp., U. S. P.. so 2 25Med. prop.—Expectorant, Diuretic.

Dose, 1 to 3.Pulv. Scillse, % gr. "IPulv. Zingiber. Jam., 1 gr. IGum Ammoniac, 1 gr. [Pulv. Saponis, gr. J

Sedative 75 3 soMed. prop.—Sedative. Dose, i to 2.

Ext. Sumbul, y2 gr. )

Ext. Valerian, ]4 gr. (Ext. Hyoscyami, l/ 2 gr. IExt. Cannab. Ind., 1-10 gr. )

Silver Jfitras. ■% gr 75 3 50Med. prop. Alterative to MucousMembrane. Dose, Ito 4.

Silver loclid, % gr„ 75 3 50Med. prop.—Alterative to MucousMembrane. Dose, Ito 4.



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Stomachic}*;. (Lady Webster.) 50 225Med. prop —Stimulating purgative.Dose, 1 to 2.

Aloe Socot., 2 grsAGum Mastich., y2 gr. vFol. Rosse, y 2 gr. J

Strychnina. i-6ogr. 1-40gr. 1-32 gr. 40 1751-30 gr. 1-20 gr. 1-16 gr

Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant, Tonic.Dose, 1 to 3.

Strychninse Snlph. 1-32 gr 40 1 75Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant. Tonic.Dose, 1 to 3.

Syphilitic 1 00 4 75Med. prop—Specific alterative. Dose,x to 2.

Potass. lodid., 2% grs. IHyd. Chlor. Cor., 1-40 gr. j

Tonic 60 2 75Med. prop.—Tonic. Dose, 2 to 3.Ext. Gentian, 1 gr.Ext. Humuli, gr.Ferri Garb. Saccb,, % gr. 1Ext. Nuc. Vom., 1-20 gr. (Res. Podophylli, 1-25 gr.01. Res. Zingiber., 1-10 gtt. J

Triplex 75 3 50Med. prop.—Purgative. Dose, 2 to 4.Aloe Socot., 2grsA

Mass. Hydrarg., 1 gr, >

Podophyllin, Va S r - jTriplex Improved 75 3 50Med. prop.—Purgative. Dose, 2 to 4.

Pv. Scammon, Virg., 1 1-5 gr. 1Pv. Aloes Soct., 1 1-5 gr. [Pil. Hydrarg., 1 i-s gr. I01. xigiii, 1-20 fn. r01. Carui, (T).Tinct. Aloes et Myrrh., q. s. J

Zinc Phosphide. gr 75 3 50Med. prop.—Tonic. Dose, x to 3.Zlnci Phosphide et Sine. Vom. 1 00 4 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Stimulant. Dose,

x to 3.Zinci Phos., 1-10 gr. 1Ext. Nuc. Vom., . y gr. JZinci Valerianas. Igr i 00 4 75Med. prop,—Anti-spasmodic. Dose, 1)

to 3. 40


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GRANULES.BOTTLE.xoo 500GRANULES.

Acirt Arsen ions. 1-20, 1-30, 1-50,and 1-60gr 40 1 75

Medical properties.—Anti-periodic, Al-terative. Dose, Ito 2.

Aconitia. 1-60 gr 75 3 50Med. prop. —Nerve sedative. Dose, 1to 2.

Aloin et Strychnin 60 2 75Med. prop.—Tonic laxative. Dose, 1to 2.

Aloln et Strychnin, et Bella-don 60 2 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Laxative. Dose,1 to 2.

Aloin, _ 1-5 gr.hStrychnine, 1-60gr. >

Ext. Belladon., /4gr.JAtropina. 1-60 gr 75 3 50


Atropina. 1-100gr 75 3 50Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, x to 2.

Atropina; Sulpli. x-6ogr 75 3 50Med. prop.—Same as Atropina. Dose,1 to 2.

Canlophyllin. i-iogr 40 1 75Med. prop.—Emmenagogue. Dose, xto 4.

Cimicifngin. x-xogr 40 1 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Nerve timulant.Dose, 1 to 4.

Codcin, Ygr 1 25 600Med. prop.—Anodyne, replacing mor-

phia without the usual disagreeableafter-effects produced by the latter.Dose, 2 to 4.

Corrosive Sublimate- 1-12,1-20,1-40, and 1-100gr 40 1 75

Med. prop.—Mercurial alterative.Dose, 1 to 2.

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Dlgitallll. (Alkaloid.) i-6ogr 75 3 50Med. prop.—Arterial sedative. Dose,

1 to 2.

Elatcrium. (Clutterbuck’s) 1-iogr. 95 45°Med. prop.—Diuretic, Hydragogue

cathartic. Dose, Ito 2.

Ext. Belladonna. (English ) gr 40 17SMed. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 3.

Extract Cannabis Imlica. '/( gr. 60 275Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 4.

Extract Hyoscyam. (Eng.) gr. 4° 175Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant. Dose,

1 to 3.Extract Ignatla Amara. % gr.. 50 2 25

Med. prop. —Nerve sedative. Dose, 1to 2.

Extract ST UC. Voni. V and gr.. 4° 175Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant. Dose,

1 to 3.

Gelsemin. 1-16 gr 40 1 75Med. prop.—Arterial sedative. Dose,

1 to 4.Gelsemin. Jdjgr 5° 2 25

Med. prop.—Arterial sedative. Dose,1 to 2.

Gelsemin. gr 75 3 5°Med. prop.—Arterial sedative. Dose,

Dose, 1 to 2.

Helonin. i-iogr 5° 2 2SMed. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, i to 4.

Hydrastin. %gr 95 4 5°Sled. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to 2.

Hyoscyamise. x-ioogr 300 14 75(Crystals, Pure Alkaloid )

Med. prop.—Anodyne, Soporific.Dose, x.

Lieptandrln. gr 4Q 17SMed. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, i to 4.Beptandrin. %gr So 225

Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to 4.Morcury Bln-lodidc. 1-16 gr 1 ,

Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 4. 4 '

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Mercury Protiodide. gr 40 1 75Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, 1 to 4.Prepared from the precipitated lodide

and free of all traces of the Bin-lodid.Mercury Protiodide. gr 5° 2 25

Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, 1 to 2.

Mercury Protiodide. %gr 4° 1 75Med. drop.—Alterative. Dose, 2 to 4.

Mercury Protiodide. i-sgr 4° 1 75Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, 1 to 4.

Morpliinse Acet. J'sgr 7° 3 2SMed. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2.

Morpliinse Snlpli. 1-20gr 4° 1 75Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2.

Morpliinse Snlph. i-iogr 5° 2 25Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2.

Morpliinse Snlpti. %gr 60 2 75Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2.

Morpliinse Snlph. %gr 70 3 25Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2.

Morpliinse Snlpli. yA gr 90 4 25Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2.

Morpliinse Snlph. gr : m 7 2sDose, 1.

Morpliinse Valer. gr 9 o 425Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2.

Podoptiyllln. i-iogr 40 1 75Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to 4.Podopliyllin. gr 40 1 75Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to 4.Podophyllln. gr 50 2 25Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to 2.

Podopliyllin Comp 75 3 50Med. prop.—Cathartic and Tonic.

Dose, 1 to 2.Podophyllin, y gr.'iExt. Hyoscyami, gr. VExt. Nuc. Vom., x-i6gr.J

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Silver lodld. yx gr 75 3 30Med. prop.—Alterative to Mucous

Membrane. Dose, Ito 4.

Silver Xitrate. %gr 75 350Med. prop.—Alterative to Mucous

Membrane. Dose, Ito 4.

Strychnin. 1-16,1-20,1.30,1-32,1-40, 40 175and 1-60 gr 1 .

Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant. Tonic.Dose, 1 to 3.

Strychnina; Snlph. 1-32 40 1 75Med. prop.—Tonic. Dose, x to 2.

Veratrinte Snlph. 1-12 gr 50 2 23Med. prop.—Powerful topical excitant.

Dose, 1.

Zinc Phosphide. % and gr 75 350Med. prop.—Tonic. Dose, 1 to 3.

SOLUBLE COATED

Fills and Granules.

I have used William E. Warner & Co.’sSugar-Coated Pills for more than fifteenyears, and I do not hesitate to say that, inrespect of solubility, they are superior to any

COATED PILLS I HAVE EVER TRIED, not exceptingthose coated with gelatine. They possess onequality which I do not find in most other pills,viz: a moist condition of the enclosed ingre-dients. Robt. Hubbard, M. D.Bridgeport, Conn.

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WARNER Sc CO.'S

PHOSPHORUS PILLS.Bottles

100A TABLE OF COMBINATIONS.

I.—Pil. Phosphori. 1-25 gr x 00Medical properties.—Nerve stimulant.

Dose, 1.The method of preparing Phosphorus in

pilular form has been dicsovered and broughtto perfection by us, without the necessity ofcombining it with resin, which forms an insol-uble compound. The element is in a perfectstate of subdivision and incorporated withthe excipient while in solution. The non-porous coating of sugar protects it thoroughlyfrom oxidation,so that thepill is not impairedby age. It is the most pleasant and accept-ableform for theadministrationofPhosphorus.2.—Pil. Phosphori. 1-50 gr 1 00Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant. Dose, 1.

3.—Pil. Phosphori. i-xoo gr 1 00Med. prop,—Nerve stimulant. Dose, 1.

4.—Pit. Phosphori Comp 1 25Med prop.—Nerve tonic. Dose, 1.Phosphori, 1.100 gr.lExt. Nuc. Vom., gr. j

s.—Pil. Phosphori cum sfnc. Vom 125Med. prop.—Nerve tonic and Stimulant.Dose, 1 to 2.

Phosphori, 1-50 gr."lExt. Nuc. Vom., %S r-)

6.—Pll. Phosphor! cum Ferro.... 1 25Med. prop.—A PowerfulNervine tonic andBlood restorer. Dose, Ito 2.

Phosphori, 1-50 gr. "IFerri Redact., 1 gr. j

7.—Pil. Phospliort cum Ferro etJfnc. Voin i 25Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant, Tonic. Dose,1 to 2.

Phosphor! i-ioogr.'jFerri Carb., 1 gr. yExt. Nuc. Vom., gr. J

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B.—Pil. Phosphori cum Ferro etQuinina 1 60

Med. prop.-—Nerve tonic. Dose, Ito 2.Phosphori, x-xoogr.')Ferri Garb,, x gr. VQnininae Sul., 1 gr.J

9.—Pil. Phosphori cum Ferro etQuinina et Jfuc. Vom 1 60

Med. prop.—Nerve tonic. Dose, Ito 2.Phosphori, 1-100 gr."]Ferri Garb., 1 gr. IQuininae Sul., 1 gr. fExt. Nuc. Vom., y gr.J

10.—Pil. Phosphori cum Quinina 180Med. prop.—Nerve tonic. Dose, xto 2,

Phosphori, 1-50 gr.lQuininae Sul., xgr. j

11.—Pil. Phosphori cum Quinina i35Clomp

Med. prop.—Nerve tonic. Dose, 1.Phosphori, 1-50 gr.Ferri Redact., 1 gr. !

Quininae Sul., y2 gr. [Strychnin, 1-60 gr. J

12.—Pil. Phosphori cum Quinina 160ct Nne. Yom..

Med. prop. —Nerve tonic. Dose, xto 2.Phosphori, x-sogr.'|Quininae Sul., 1 gr. yExt. Nucl Vom., y gr.J

13.—Pil. Phosphor! cum Quinina 135et IHgitale €0Med. prop.—Valuable as a Sedative and

Diuretic. Dose, Ito 2.Phosphori, 1-50 gr."]Quininae Sul., y gr.Pv. Digitalis, y gr. [■Pv. Opii, y gr.Pv. Ipecac., }^gr.J

14.—Pil. Phosphor! cum Plgltale is°Comp

Med. prop.—Valuable as a Heart tonic.Dose, i.

Phosphor!, 1-50 gr."lPv. Digitalis, 1 gr. yExt. Hyoscyami, 1 gr. j

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A TABLE OF COMBINATIONS. Bottles100

15.—Pil. Phosphori cum Digitale 150et Ferro

Med. prop.—Valuable as a Heart tonic.Dose, 1.

Phosphori, 1-50grAPv. Digitalis, x gr. >

Ferri Redact., 1 gr j16.—Pil.Phosphori cum Caimabe 175

ImlicaMed. prop.—Narcotic, Aphrodisiac. Dose,

1 to 2.Phosphori, 1.50gr. IExt. Cannab. Ind., gr.J

17.—Pil. Phosphori cum Morph-ina et Ziuco Val 2 00

Med. prop.—Nerve tonic and Sedative.Dose, 1.

Phosphori, 1-50 grAMorphnise Sul., 1-12 gr. VZinci Valer., 1 gr.J

18.—PII. Phosphori cum Aloe et 15“Alice Vomica

Med. prop.—Useful in the Atonic Form ofDyspepsia and Neurosis of the Stom-ach. Dose, 1.

Phosphori, 1.50gr. IExt. Aloes Aq., % gr. yExt. Nuc. Vom., % gr. j

19.—Pil. Phosphori cum ZincoClomp..- 1 50

Med. prop.—Useful in Uterine disturban-ces, Leucorrhoea, and Hysteria. Dose,1 to 2.

Phosphori, 1-50 grAZinci Sul., 1 gr. >

Lupulin, 1 gr. J20.—PII Phosphori cum Opio et

Digitate • 1 5°Med. prop.—Useful in Arresting Abnormal

calorifications. Dose, Ito 2.Phosphori, 1-50 gr. ~|

Pv. Digitalis, gr. IPv. Ipecac., gr. fPv. Opii, % gr. J

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21. —PH. Phosphori cum Strych.. 1 25Med. prop.—Nerve tonic and Stimulant.

Dose, 1.Phosphori, 1-50 gr. \Strychnin, 1-60 gr. f

22. —Pil. Phosphori cum Can-tharide Comp 1 5°

Med. prop.—Stimulating emmenagogueandDiuretic. Dose, Ito 2.

Phosphori, 1-50 gr.'lPv. Nuc Vom., 1 gr. J-Sol. Canthar. Conct., 1 11). j

23.—Pil. Phosphori cum Bella-donna 1 5°

Med. prop.—Useful in Anaemic Conditionsand Neuralgia. Dose, Ito 2.

Phosphori, 1-100 gr. \Ext. Belladonnse, J4 Sr - J

24.—Pil. Phosphoricum Ferro etStrychnlna 1 5°

Med, prop.—Nerve tonic and Stimulant.• Dose, Ito 2.Phosphori, i-ioogr.'lFerri Carb., 1 gr. >

Strychnin, 1-60 gr.J25.—Pil. Phoshpori cum Quinina

et Ferro et Strychnlna 1 °°

Med, prop. Powerful nerve stimulant.Dose, 1.

Phosphori, i-ioogr.'lQuininae Sul., 1 gr. !Ferri Redact., 1 gr. jStrychnin, 1-60gr.J

26.—Pil. Phosphori cum Ext.Aconitl 1 5°

Med. prop.—Useful in the Treatment ofPhthisis with Pyrexia. Dose, 1.

27.—Pil. Phosphori et Damianacum Jfnc. Tom i 50

Med. prop.—Aphrodisiac. Dose, 1 to 2.Phosphori, i-ioogr.'lExt. Damiana, 2 grs. >

Ext. Nuc. Vom., Vsgr.) 1

A TABLE OF COMBINATIONS. Bottles100

WARNER i CO.'S PHOSPHORUS PILLS.

ADDENDA

SOLUBLE COATED PILLSBOTTLE.100 500PILLS.

Enonymln. 2 grs 2 00 9 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Laxative, Diu-

retic. Dose, Ito 2.

Cocaine Mydroclilor. i-xogr... x so 7 2SMed. prop.—Stimulant, Tonic, Aph-

rod'siac.

Ergotin. 2 grs 125 600Med. prop.—Parturient. Dose, 1 to 2.

Ext. Eucalyptus. 2 grs 1 00 4 75Med. prop.—Diaphoretic, Febrifuge.

MorphinwSlnrias. y2 gr x so 725Med. prop. —Anodyne, Soporific.

Dose, 1.

Jlorphinne HIIIri as. ygr 90 4 25Med. prop.—Anodyne, Soporific.

Morphiicc Murias. Vagr... 6o 2 ?5Med. prop.—Anodyne, Soporific.

Dose, 1 to. 2.

Nlchcl Bromid. grs x so ? 2SMed. prop.—Recommended in Epil-

epsy. Dose, Ito 2.

Sumbnl Comp x so ? 2SExt. Sumbul. i gr. "I .

Asafoetida, 2 grs. (Ferri Sulph. Exsic., 1 gr. [Acid Arsen., 1-30 gr. J



Quinina et Ferri et Zinci1 30 7 25Med. prop.—Recommended for the re-lief of Melancholia, Incipient Insanity,

and as being particularly adapted for thecure of the worry of nervous females.

Dose, 1.Quininse Valer.Ferri Valer.Zinci Valer. aa 1 gr.

Chalybeate Comp. (Warner &Co.) 80Med. prop.—Employed in the treatment

of Anemia,Chlorosis, Phthisis, etc. Dose,1 to 3.Chalybeate Mass. 2 grs. )

Ext. Nuc. Vom. y gr. )

Manganese Bin-Oxide, agrs... 1 25 600Med. prop.—Emmenagogue. Dose, 1.

Aloin. ygr 75 3 soMed. prop.—Laxative. Dose, 1 to 3.

Antiseptic. (Warner & Co.) goMed. prop.—Pil. Antiseptic is pre-.

scribed with great advantage in cases ofDyspepsia attended with Acid Stomachand Enfeebled Digestion following anover indulgence in eatingor drinking. Itis also useful in Rheumatism. Dose,1 to 3.

Sulphite Soda, 1 gr.'lSalicylic Acid, 1 gr. >

Ext. Nuc. Vom. l/ gr. JAntiseptic Com]). (Warner & Co.) | 80

Med. prop.—Used with great advan-tage in cases of Dyspepsia, Indigestionand Malassimilaticn of food. Dose, 1to 3.

Sulphite Soda, 1 gr.'lSalicylic Acid, 1 gr. IExt. Nuc. Vom. gr. [•Powd. Capsicum, i-io gr.Concent. Pepsin, 1 gr, J

Lajjacticsc 75 3 50Aloin, _ y gr.'lStrychnin, 1-60 gr. IExt. Belladon. y$ gr. (Ipecac, 1-16 gr. J

PILLS. I BOTTLE,

too 500

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A STEW

Important Class of Remedies.PAHTTULES.

ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST IMITATIONSAND SUBSTITUTIONS OFFERED UNDER

OTHER NAMES.

This is a new class of medicines (minute pills), de-signed for the administration of remedies in smalldoses for frequent repetition in cases of children andadults. It is claimed by some practitioners that smalldoses, given at short intervals, exert a more salutaryeffect. The elegence and efficiency of Parvuies, andthe avoidance of cumulative effect, depend on ourmode ofpreparation.

THE DOSEof any of the parvules will vary from one to four,according to age or the frequency of their admisistra-tion. For instance, one Parvule every hour, or twoevery two hours, or three every three hours, and soon for adults. For children, one three times a day isthe minimum dose.

PRICE. 26 CENTS PER BOTTLE OF 100 EACH. DISCOUNTFOR QUANTITIES.

POCKET CASES. WITH 20 VARIETIES, FOR THE USE OFPRACTITIONERS, $5.00 NET.

POCKET CASES. WITH 10 VARIETIES, FOR THE USE OFPRACTITIONERS. $2.60.

HAND OR BUGGY CASES. AO BOTTLES, ALL THE VA RIE-TIES, $lO.OO NET.

SUPPLIED BY ALL DRUGGISTS, OR SENT BY MAIL ONRECEIPT OF PRICE.

Acidl Arseniosi i-ioogr.Medical properties.—Alterative, Anti-periodic.

Acidl Salicylic i-io gr.Med. prop.—Anti-rheumatic.

Acicli Tannic 1-20 gr.Med. prop.—Astringent.

Aconiti Rad 1-20 gr.Med. prop.—Narcotic, Sudorific.

Aloln i-io gr.Med. prop.—A most desirablecathartic.

Dose.—4 to 6 at once. This number of Parvules,taken at any time, will be found to exert an easy,prompt, and ample cathartic effect, unattended withnausea, and in all respects furnishing the most de-sirable aperient and catharticpreparation in use. Forhabitualconstipation they replace, when taken in singleParvules, the various medicated waters without thequantity which they require as a dose, which fills thestomach and deranges the digestive organs.

Ammonii Chlorld i-iogr.Med. prop.—Diuretic, Stimulant.

Antlmonii et Potass. Tart i-ioogr.Med. prop.—Expectorant, Alterative.

Arnicse Flor ,-5 gr.Med. prop.—Narcotic, Stimulant, Diaphoretic.

Arsenicl lodid i-ioogr.Med. prop.—Alterative.

Belladonna; Fol 1-20 gr.Med. prop—Narcotic, Diaphoretic, Diuretic.

Calomel i-zo gr.Med. prop.—Alterative, Purgative.

Dose.—i to 2 everyhour. Two Parvules of calomel,taken every hour until five or six doses are adminis-tered (which will comprise but half a grain), producean activity of the liver which will be followedby bil-ious dejections and beneficial effects that twentygrainsofblue mass or ten grains of calomelrarely cause, andsickness of thestomach does not usually follow.Calomel et Ipecac aa 1-10 gr.Med. prop.—Alterative, Purgative.

Camphorse 1-20 gr.Med. prop.—Diaphoretic, Carminative.

Cantliaridis 1-50 gr.Med. prop.—Diuretic, Stimulant.

WARNER & CO.'S PARVULES.

Capsid 1-20 gr.Med. prop.—Stimulant and Carminative.

Cathartic Comp., Officinal % gr.Med. prop.—Cathartic.

Cathartic Comp., Improved % Sr -Med. prop.—Cathartic.

Digitalis Fol i-2o gr.Med. prop.—Sedative, Narcotic, Diuretic.

Dover’s Powder gr.Med. prop.—Anodyne, Soporific.

Ersotin 1-10 gr.Med. prop.—Emmenagogue, Parturient.

Ferri Redact i-iogr.Med. prop.—Tonic.

Oelscmini Rad 1-50 gr.Med. prop.—Nervous and Arterial Sedative.

Hydrarg. Bi-Chlor i-ioogr.Med. prop.—Mercurial alterative. Germicide.

Recently, Corros. Sub., in small doses, has been ad-ministered with most gratifyingresults in certain formsof Chronic Dyspepsia.

Dose. —One Parvule, repeated according to the ageor nature of the disease. Ringer and other eminenttherapeutists extol very highly i-ioo gr. in dysenteryof children, regarding it as almost specific.

Hydrarjf. cum Creta i-iogr.Med. prop.—Alterative.

Hydrarg. Ioil I<l i-zo gr.Med. prop.—Alterative.

Hydrastin gr.Med. prop.—Tonic, Astringent.

lodoform gr.Med. prop.—Alterative.

Ipecac 1-50 gr.Med. prop.—Emetic, Expectorant.

Morphinse Snlph 1-50 gr.Med. prop.—Narcotic, Sedative.

WARNER A. CO.'S PARVULES.

Jfucis Vomie.-B 1-50 gr.Med. prop.—Tonic, Stimulant.

gr.Med. prop.—Narcotic, Sedative, Anodyne.Phosphorus 1-200gr.Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant.Plperin 1-20 gr.Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic, Carminative.Podophyllin 1-40 gr.Med. prop.—Carhartic, Cholagogue.

Two parvules of podophyllin administered threetimes a day will re-establish and regulate the peri-staltic action and relieve habitual lconstipation, addtone to theliver, and invigorate thedigestive functions.Potass. Arsenitis i-ioo gr.Med. prop.—Alterative.

Potsiss. It roanid x-5 gr.Med. prop. —Alterative, Resolvent.Potass. Nitratis gr.Med. prop.—Diuretic and Refrigerant.

Qniniuse Sulphas i-iogr.Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic,

Santonin 1.10 gr,Med. prop.—Anthelmintic.

Strychninse 1-100 gr.Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant. Tonic.

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PHILADELPHIA.

WARNER & CO.'S PARVULES.

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SOULTJZBXjIE

ijpodei'niic Wlefs.In compliance with repeated requests from the

medical profession to manufactureTablets forsub-cutaneous medication, we have prepared a seriesas per following list, which will be found easilyand quickly soluble.

PRICE PER BOX, ASSORTED, 12 TUBES,20 TABLETS IN EACH, $2.35.

Per tube. Per doz.PILOCARPINE HYDROCHL., 1-5 gr. $0.20 §2.00ERGOTIN, 1-6 gr 20 2.00APOMORPHINE, 1-12 gr 20 2.00ATROPINESULPII., 1-60 gr 20 2.00STRYCHNINE SULPH., 1-60 gr 20 2.00MORPHINE SULPH., M gr. et

ATROPINE SULPH., 1-120gr 25 2.50MORPHINE SULPH.,Kgr 30 3.00MORPHINE SULPH., % gr 25 2.50MORPHINE SULPH., 1-6 gr 25 2.50HYOSCYAMIN SULPH., 1-100 gr 75 9.00HYDRARG. 81-CHLOR., 1-150 gr 20 2.00ESERINE SULPH., 1-60gr 30 3.00

THE VIALS SHOULD BE KEPT TIGHTLY CORKED.

DR. GRANT’S

IMPROVED HYPODERMATIC SYRINGE,PRICE, $3.50 EACH.

ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR SENT ON APPLICATION.

Globules sent by mail on receipt of price.

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MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,

PHILADELPHIA AND NEWYORK.

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DOSIMETRIC GRANULES.WM. R. WARMER & CO.

As their name indicates, these Granules aremeasured doses of the alkaloids, metals andmetalloids in such definite and accurate pro-portionsas may best meet the requirements ofthe physician.

The most perfect system ofDosimetry is thatcomprised in Parvules originally introduced byWarner & Co. several years ago, but DosimetricGranules are intended to comprise such reme-dies as are new and such as are proximate prin-ciples not so frequently repeated in a measuredtime for all cases.

These Granules have been divided accordingto the metric system into strengths of half mil-ligramme, one milligramme and centigramme.In each instance, however, their equivalentsare stated in grains or fractions thereof. Sucha plan, we think will easily familiarize thepractitioner with the metric system for allpractical purposes and will commend itself atonce to his recognition.

The selection of the list is based entirelyuponthe physiological action of these active or essen-tial principles, and are therefore administeredupon a rational basis, thus making therapeu-tics stand upon firmer ground than that whichit has occupied or even still occupies, whencompared with the advances which its sister

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sciences have taken within the last decade.Under the administration of these Granules,therapeutics partake of the character of aspecific form of treatment.

The cutting short or strangulation of manyacute diseases, while as yet in their incipientor formative stages has not been sufficientlyappreciated. That this is possible, the medicalliterature of the day affords ample evidence;but to accomplish it, treatment must be bothscientific and energetic, i. e., must.be basedupon the physiological action ofdrugs and uponthe action of reliable medications.

With such an intention, these Granules havebeen prepared abroad, (in France particularlyas suggestedby Dr. Burggraeve.)

This method oftreatment has met with suc-cess, and it will be a matter of no surprise thattherapeutists in this country should be promptin adopting it.

In the hands of the physician and Ms handsonly, theseGranules arepotent remedies, capableof accomplishing results far more quickly andcertainly than the uncertain fluid extracts andtinctures, and far more pleasantly.

See following pages for list comprising 66varieties.

PREPARED BY

WM, R, W&IINER <£ CO,Manufacturing Chemists.


DOSIMETRIC GRANULES.The dose is one Granule, repeated to meet the require-

ments of the case.

Per 100Aconltln 1-65 gr. (1 75

Med. prop.—Nerve sedative.Acid Arscniosum 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40

Med prop.—Anti-periodic, Alterative.AcidPhosphoric 1-65gr. (1 milligram) 40

Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant.Acid TaniJrnm ■■ ■■% gr. (1 centigram) 40

Med. prop.—Astringent.Acid Salicylscum..— % gr. (1 centigram) 40

Med. prop.—Anti-rheumatic.AntimonilArsenias. .1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40

Med. prop. —Alterative, Diaphoretic.Arscnii lodldum 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40

Med. prop.—Alterative.Asparag-in 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40Med. prop. —Arterial sedative.Atropinse Sulphas. 1-130gr. (% milligram) 75

Med. prop.—Anodyne, Anti-spasmodic.Brucin i-i 3ogr. [y2 milligram) 40

Med. prop.—Tonic.Bryonin 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50

Med. prop. —Hydragogue, Cathartic.CaffeinseArsenias.. . .1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50

Med. prop.—Alterative.Cafleinse Cltras 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50

Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant.Caffeince Valerianas 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50

Med. prop.—Stimulant, Anti-spasmodic.Calaharin.Sulphas. t-isogr. (% milligram) 75

Med. prop.—Spinal sedative.Calomel 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40

Med. prop.—Alterative, Purgative.

Camphorse gr. (1 centigram) 40Med. prop.—Sedative.

GRANULES ARE NOT PARVULES.

WARNER & CO.'S DOSIMETRIC GRANULES.

Per zoo

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Cientin 1.130 gr. ( y2 milligram) 50Med. prop.—Nerve sedative.

Cientin. Ilydrobroinas 1-65 gr.(1 milligram) 75

Med. prop.—Nerve sedative.Codeiu 1.63 gr. (1 milligram) 75

Med. prop.—Hypnotic sedative.Colcbicin i-i3ogr, milligram) 73Med. prop.—Sedative, Diuretic, Emetic.Croton Chloral % gr. (1 centigram) 73

Med. prop.—Hypnotic.Cubebin 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50

Med. prop.—Diuretic.Datnrin 1-130 gr. milligram) 75

Med. prop.—Narcotic, Anodyne.Diastase % gr. (1 centigram) 75

Med. prop.—Possesses the power of convert-ing starch into sugar (of the grape.)

Etaterin 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 75Med. prop.—Purgative.Emetine x-65gr. (1 milligram) 75

Med. prop-Emetic, Diaphoretic,Expectorant.Ergtd ill H gr. (x centigram) 40

Med. prop.—Emmenagogue, Parturient.Ferri Arsenias 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40

Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative.Ferri Salicylas % gr. (1 centigram) 40Med. prop.—Tonic.Ferri Valerianas gr. (1 centigram) 40Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-spasmodic.

Hydrargyri lodld. Rub. .1-65 gr.(1 milligram) 40

Med. prop.—Alterative.Hydrargyrilodid.Tir.J/ggi. (icentigram) 40

Med. prop.—Alterative.Hyoseyamin 1-130 gr. milligram) 3 00

Med. prop.—Hypnotic, Anti-spasmodic.

GRANULES ARE NOT PARVUIES.

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lodoform 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40Med. prop.—Alterative.Jalapin ..1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50Med. prop.—Hydragogue cathartic.Koosin 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50Med. prop.—Anthelmintic.Eitliii Carbonas % gr. (1 centigram) 50Med. prop.—Diuretic.Elthii Renzoas % gr. (1 centigram) 73Med. prop.—Diuretic, Expectorant.Morpliimc Hydrobromas.. 1-65 gr.

(1 milligram) 75Med. prop.—Anodyne.Morphinae lodohydras 1-65 gr.

(1 milligram.) 75Med. prop.—Anodyne.STarceln 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 75

Med. prop.—Supposed to influence the infer-ior part of the spinal marrow, diminishingthe sensation and mobility in the inferiorextremities.

Piperlna 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40Med. prop.—Local and general stimulant.Plcrotoxin 1-130 gr. (1 milligram) 75

Med. prop.—Narcotic.Pllocarpin x-65 gr. (1 milligram) 75

Med. prop.—Sudorific.Podophyllin % gr. (x centigram) 40Med. prop.—Cholagoguecathartic.Potasll Arsen las 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40

Med. prop.—Alterative.Oilass 111 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50Med. prop.—Tonic,Febrifuge, Anthelmintic.Qulninse Arsenlas. ..1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative.Qtilnlnee Hydrobromas... ■H gr-

(l centigram) 73Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-spasmodic.

GRAMIILES ARE NOT PABVTIEB.

Per 100

WARNER & CO.'S DOSIMETRIC GRANULES.

Qniuinse Hydroferrocyan as1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 75

Med. prop.—Tonic.Quinlnee Salicylas % gr. (1 centigram) 75Med. prop.—Tome, Stimulant.Qnininse Sulphas ]4> gr. (1 centigram) 75Med. prop.—Tome, Auti-periodic.Quininsc gr. (1 centigram) 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-spasmodic.Santonin gr. (1 centigram) 40

Med. prop.—Anthelmintic.

Sdllitin 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50Med. prop.—Cardiacsedative. Diuretic.

Sodii Renzoas % gr. (1 centigram) 40Med. prop.—Diaphoretic, Expectorant.

Sodii Salicylas % gr. (1 centigram) 40Med. prop.—Hepatic stimulant.Strychnin* Arsenias 1-130 gr.

milligram) 50Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative.Strychnin* Hypophos. . .1-130 gr.

milligram) 50Med. prop.—Tonic.Strychnin* Sulphas....i-ijogr.

(milligram) 40Med. prop.—Tonic.Sulphur lodidnm % gr. (1 centigram) 40Med. prop.—Alterative.

Veratrina i-i3ogr. (J/j milligram) 40Med. prop.—Topicalexcitant.Zinci Cyanidnm 1-65 gr. {i milligram) 40Med. prop.—Anti-spasmodic.

Zinci Phosphidum. .I-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40Med. prop.—Tonic, Stimulant.

Zinci Valerianas % gr. (1 centigram) 40Med. prop.—Anti-spasmodic.

GRANULES ARE NOT PARVULES.

Per 100

WARNER & CO.’S DOSIMETRIC GRANULES.

PocketParvule

Case,tilledwithtenvarieties,any

selection,$3.50

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convenientsizeforcarryinginthecoatpocket,andpresentsa

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“PARVULES.”Gentlemen:

Although a practitioner of over forty years, I thinkI may feel privileged to express my great pleasure andappreciation of the new class of remedies prepared byyou called “Parvules.” I regard them the greatestimprovement in modern medicine, and I could scarcelypractice my profession without them, as they are sohandy, so convenient, and easily taken by children andadults. Their most important quality is theirunvary-ing and reliable strength and efficacy. I can obtainwith a grain or less of Calomel, with a grain or less ofAloin,and with a grain or less of Podophyllin, dividedrespectively into the tenth, twentieth, or fortieth of agrain, in “ Parvules,” all that I could desire in mostcases, and in a more satisfactory manner than in theusual form. I have used successfully a “Parvule” ofone fiftieth of a grain of Sulph. Morphia repeatedly fortwo or three hours, and have relieved pain withoutthe least nausea or vomiting in patients that could notbear opiates in any other form. I do not know whatto attribute this to, except the peculiar mode of pre-paringthe‘‘Parvules,” as they are soreadily dissolvedand absorbed after being taken, and in endorsing themI must disclaim any favoritism or sympathy withHomoeopathy. A “Parvule” given every hour, itwill be seen, is not Homoeopathyin theory orpractice.I usually give two “Parvules” of Calomel every houruntil six or seven doses are taken, and the result is thesame as with ten grains of the same without theembarrassing effect. 1 give four or five “Parvules”of Aloin, the effect is the same as four or five catharticpills; also with the Podophyllin “Parvules;” theywill relieve habitual constipation, derangement of theliverand digestive organs, if given, one or two, threetimes a day.

I have no doubt that every practitioner who will usethese “Parvules” will find the same results whichconvinced me of their importanceand convenience. Ihave no other medicinechest in my daily rounds thanmy pocket case of “Parvules.”

Yours very truly.

GEORGE P. REX, M. D.Reaville, N. J.

DOSE TABLEShowing the ordinary mode of adjusting the

dose to suit the age of the patient.The average adult dose being represented by

one, the several doses at different ages may be

put down as follows.

Age Ito 3 months, Dose, 1-16“ 4to 12 “ « 1-10“ Ito 3 3T ears, “ i“ 4to 5' “ .......“ i“ 6to 8 “ “ J“ Bto 12 “ « i« 13 to 16 “ “ J“ 17 to 20 “ “J“ 21 to 45 “ “ 1« 50 “ “J“ 60 to 70 “ “ §

“ 80 to 90 “ “ i“ 100 “ “ i

The simplerule generallyapplicableisas follows:

Under 12 years of age diminish tlie dose of

the medicine in the proportion of the age to the

age increased by 12 thus:—at 6 years

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AN IMPORTANT MAV REMEDY.SUPERIOR TO PEPSIN OF THE HOG.

A POWDER,PRESCRIBED IN THE SAME MANNER, DOSES AND

COMBINATIONS AS PEPSIN.

iNELinriN.VENTRICULUS CALLOSUS GALLINACEUS.

From the Gizzard of the Domestic Fowl, PullusGallinaceus.

Dose.—10 to 20 Grains.

A Specific for Vomiting in PregnancyAND A

Potent and reliable remedy for the cure of Marasmus,Cholera Infantum, Indigestion, Dyspepsia

and Sick Stomach, caused from debilityof that organ. It is superior to the

pepsin preparations, since it actswith more certainty, and

effects cures wherethey fail.

PREPARED BY

WIVE. R. WARNER <Sc COMANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,

RHIEADEEPHIA and NEWYORK.

Sold by Druggists throughout the Country, orSent by Mail to any address.

PHYSICIANS WILL PLEASE SEE THAT NO OTHERARTICLE IS SUBSTITUTED.

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WARNER <6 CO.’S

PIL: ARTHROSIA.FORMULA.

Acidum Salicylicum.tSallcylic Acid.)

Resin Podophyllum(May Apple.)

Ext. Colchicum.(Meadow Saffron.)

Ext. Phytolacca. Quinina. Capsicum.(Poke Root.) (Quinine.) (Red Pepper.)

The attention of the Medical Profession is respect-fully directed to this valuable remedy in acute and'chronic Gout, Rheumatism, Rheumatic Headache,Sciatica, Neuralgia, and disorders of the Liver andKidneys. The ingredients entering into its compo-sition, when skillfully prepared and compounded, areeach well-known remedies in the cure of these painfuland dangerous conditions, and this preparation isregarded as specific.

ARTHROSIA is permanently anti lithic, a perfectantidote in Rheumatism and Gout, powerfully tonic,alterative and blood restorer. Arthrosia is preparedin pilular form for convenience of physiciai s’ prescrip-tions, and coated with the .f non-oxidlzable andreadily soluble coating of sugar.

Arthrosia is put up in bottles, simply labelled withdirectionsfor use; there are 100pills in each, and thephysicians’ directions are written by thepharmacist.

Pills forwarded by mail on receipt of price

DIRECTIONS FOR USE OF ARTHROSIA.Two to four pills at one dose, morning, noon and

night, one hour before meals, and when the pain orsuffering is severe, take two pills during the night. Itsuse should be persisted in until all inflammation andstiffness in the affected parts totally cease. The doseshould be modified according to the purgative effectproduced.

WILLIAM R. WARNER & CO.

Manufacturers of SOLUBLE COATED PILLSPHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK.

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Abridged Table of Diseases.For the convenience of Practitioners, we have class-

ified our Pills below, under a heading descriptive oftheir general properties and the diseases to which theyare applicable. The table is necessarily very muchcondensed. The name of each pill, with "formula, willbe found on list.

Amenorrhcea.An.emia.

Asthma.Bilious Fever.Biliousness.

Brain Diseases.

Catarrh.Chlorosis.

Chorea.Constipation.

Convulsions, Inf,Cutaneous Aff’ns.

Debility.

Delirium Tremens.Diabetes.Diarrhcea.

Dropsy.Dysentery.Dysmenorrhcea.

Dyspepsia.

Erputions.

Erysipelas.Flatulence.

Iron, lodide.Iron, Cit. and Cinchonida;

Iron, Cit. Quinia; and Phos-phorus and Iron.

Asafoetida.Ehubarb Co. and Calomel.Antibilious; Colocy. Ip. and

Blue; Cook’s; Hepatic; Podo-,phyllin and PodophyllinCompounds generally; Trip-lex.

Phosphorus, Zinc. Phos-phide; Zinc. Phos’ide & Nux,

Asaf. Comp.Iron, (Chalybeate ) Iron,

lodide; Iron, Protocaru;Phosphorus and Iron.

Cerium, Qxalate.See Cathartic and Laxative,

in list of Medical Properties.Camphor, Monobromated.Calcium Sul; Corros. Sub.;

Iodoform; Phos. and Iron.Aloes and Myrrh; Iron by

Hydrogen; Lupulin; Phos-phorus; Phos. Compounds;Phos. I. Q. and Strych.

Cannabis Indica.Calcium, Sulphide.Bismuth, Subnit; Opium;

Opium and Camphor.Elaterium.Bis. Subnit.Phosphorus, Zinc and Lu-pulin.Anti-Dyspeptic; Iron by

Hydr.; Digestiva; Quiuia anilIron Carb.

Calcium, Sulphide; CalomelComp.; Corros. Sub.

Gelsemin.Digestiva.

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Gleet.Gonop.rhcea.

Gout.Headache.

Hoopikg Oough.Hypochondria.

Hysteria.

Indigestion.

Intermit. Fever.

Jaundice.Leucokehcea.

Melancholia, Fem.Neuralgia.

Nymphomania.Palsy.

Phthisis.

Pyrosis.

Rheumatism.

Sciatica.Scrofula.

Skin Diseases.Spekmatoebhcea.

Syphilis.

Tetakus.Typhoid Fever.Vomitingin Preq.

Asafoetida Comp.Copaiba; Copaiba and Cu-

bebs; Gonorrhoea.Cannabis Indica.Caffeia, Citrate; Camphor,

Monobromated; GuaranaExt.Asafoetida; Belladonna.Phos. Nux and Aloes; Phos.

Iron and Aloes.Caraphor.Monobrom.;Can-

nab. Indie.; Iron, Valer.Leptandrin; Digestlva.Cinchonia; Cinchonidla;

Gelseminum; Sulph. and Bi-Sulph.; Quinia; Quinidia.Cathartic Co.; Ox-Gall.Iron, lodide; Phos. Zinc

and Lupulin.Phosphorus, Zinc & Lup’n.Cannab. Indie. Ext.; Neu-

ralgia, Pr. Gross’ and Brown-Sequard’s; Quinine.

Camphor, Monobromated.Nux Yomica.Hypophos. Comp.; Iodo-

form; lodoform and Iron ;Phosphorous and Ex. Acon-ite; Phos. Morph, and Yaler.Zinc.

Cerium, Oxalate.Calomel Co.; Cannab. Ind.;

Cor. Sub.; Salicylic Acid.Phosphorous and Iron.Calcium, Sulphide; lodo-

form ; lodoform and Iron;Mercury, Bin. and Prot.lodides.

Calcium Sulphide.Camphor, Monobrom.Calomel Comp.; Cor. Sub.;

Iodoform: lodof. and Iron;Iron, lodide; Mercury, Bin.and Proto lodides; Phosphor-ous, Q. I. and Stryoh.

Cannab. Indica.Gelseminum; Lupulin.Cerium Oxalate.

ABRIDGED TABLE OF DISEASES.

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WARNER & CO.’S

PIL: CHALYBEATE.3 Grains. Dose —i to 4 Pills.

COMPOSITION :

Ferri Sulph. Fe SO4 I Ferri Carb. Fe CO3Potass. Carb. K2 CO3 J Potass. Sulph. K2 SO4As prepared by Wm. R. Warner & Co., Philadelphia.

The above combination which we have successfullyand scientifically put inpill form, produces when takeninto the stomach, Carbonate of the Protoxide of Iron,(FerrousCarbonate) ina quicklyassimilablecondition.

This Pill contributed to make the reputation ofNiemeyer, and the following language, which speakswithout comment, is taken from his Text Book onthe Practice of Mf.dxcink.

PROF. NIEMEYER says: “Forraorethantwentyyears I have used these pills almost exclusively inChlorosis, and have witnessed such brilliant resultsfrom them in a large numberofcases thatIhave neverneeded any opportunity to experiment with otherarticles. At Madgeburg and Greifswald I often hadto send my recipe for the pills to a great distance, mygood fortune in the treatment of Chlorosis—to which,by-the-by, I owe the rapid growth of my practice—■having given me great repute as the possessor of asovereign remedy against that disease.”

The dose of Pil; Chalybeate is from 1 to 4 at mealtimes and is recommended and successfully used inthe treatment of Pulmonary Phthisis or Consumption,Anaemia and Chlorosis, Caries-and Scrofulous Absces-ses, Chronic Discharges, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appe-tite, etc.

fUr* The physician may see that he is obtaining ex-actly what he prescribes, by ordering in bottles 0/100 each.

CAUTlON.—Specify Warner & Co., and ,see tothe special marks and Autograph on wrapper. Thecoating is very soluble, and is colored a delicate pink.■ Pills can be safely sent by mail—discount for quan-tities

WM. R. WARNER & CO.MANUFACTURERS OF

SOLUBLE COATED PILLS AS A SPECIALTY.PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK.

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WARNER’S

PIL: CHALYBEATE COMP:COMPOSITION OF EACH PILL.

(ft (Chalybeate Mass.) Carb. Protoxideof Iron, gr. iiss.Extract Nux Vomica, gr. %.

Dose.—One or two pills may be prescribed three times aday. They shouldbe taken immediately after eating.

It is truly stated by eminent practitioners that thesepills will cause the pale lips to become red and the rosyflush of health to creep into the face in about two weeks’time.

La Progress Medicate: —“lron is one of the most im-portant principles of the organism and the only metalthe presence of which is indispensable to the mainte-nance of life. It exists in all parts of the system, butnowhere does it acquire such importance as in the blood.

The blood of a person in good condition containsabout forty-five grains of Iron; when this amount isdiminished a decline takes place, the appetite fails, thestrength is enfeebled, and the blood losesits fine naturalcolor and qualities.

In a greai. number of diseases such as ansemia, chlo-rosis, hemorrhages,debility, etc., it sometimes happensthat the blood has lost half its iron, and, to cure thesediseases, it is absolutely necessary to restore to the bloodthe iron which it lacks, and great care should be exer-cised that the most assimilable form of iron should beused, one that penetrates into the organism without un-duly taxing the digestive tract or interfering with theessential qualities of the gastric juice.”

In chloro-anremia, Warner’s Pll. Chalybeate Comp,regenerates the diseased red globules of the blood witha rapidity not before observed under the use of otherferruginous preparations; it adds to their physiologicalpower, and makes them richer in coloring matter.Moreover, being neither styptic nor caustic, and hay-ing no coagulating or astringent action on the gastro-intestinal mucous membrane, this preparation of ironcauses neither constipation or diarrhoea as it does notneed to be digested in order to be absorbed, it does notgive rise to the sensation of weight in the stomach, orthe gastric pain and indigestion occasioned by otherpreparations. In women who have not menstruated formany months, the amenorrhoea disappears; in otherssuffering from an anremic state of long duration, givein proportion as the ordinary preparations of iron havenot been well borne, Warner’s Pll. Chalybeate Comp,one or two after each meal, soon restore the digestivefunctions to their normal state.

The small quantity of Nux Vomica is added to in-crease the tonic effect, to give tone to the stomach andnerves and increase the appetite.

PREPARED BY

WM. R. WARNER & CO.PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK

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WARNER & CO.’S

COCAINE POCKET CASE.Price, $1.75.

This article is put up for use of Surgeons and Dentists,in morocco cases containing two vials ofthe solution withpipette for dropping, also camels hair pencil, spongepro-bang, watch glass, etc. Theprobang is for application inacute nasal Catarrh or Hay Fever.

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POISONS AND ANTIDOTES.COMPILED FROM VARIOUS SOURCES.

•Inall cases use the stomach pump at once if possible.

moBGANiP poisosts.

ACIDS.

Acetic.Citric.

Muriatic.Sulphuric.

Nitric.Oxalic.

Prussic.Laurel Water.Nitrobenzole.Oil Bitter Al-

mond.

ANTIMONY.

Butter Antim.Oxide Antim.Tarter Emetic.

ARSENIC.

White Arsenic

Arsenic Acid.

Yellow Arsen.

Emer’d Green.

COPPER.

and Salts.Verdigris.Pickles.

Carbonates of sodium, potassium,calcium and magnesium are all anti-dotes. In lhe case of sulphuric acid,water should not he drank, as theunion of the two produces great Meat.Subsequent inflammation may hetreated in the ordinary manner.

Carbonates ofcalciurn and magne-sium alone should be employed; seeabove.

Ammonia is an antidote but itshould not be employed in a veryconcentrated form. Liquid chlorinehas also been found efficacious. Thecold douche to the head has beenrecommended.

Vomiting should he produced bytickling the fauces and giving largedraughts of warm water. Astringentinfusions as galls, oak bark, Peru-vian bark, act as antidotes, andshould be given at once. Powderedyellow hark may be given until theinfusion is prepared.

Hydrated peroxide iron, diffusedthrough water, or the precipitatedcarbonate in very fine powder,should be given every five or tenminutes until relief is obtained.This isparticularlyefficacious wherewhite arsenic has been swallowed.

Dialysed iron solution has comemuch into vogue at the present timeand been highly recommended as anantidote, but the recent experimentsof E. Hirschsohn, Russia, prove thatwhen used alone, it has no valuewhatever in this respect, and, whenused in connection with ammonia,or magnesia, the resulting insolublecompound formed with the arsenic,is decomposed much more readilyin the presence of acids than whenthe hydrated peroxide of iron is em-ployed.

Albumen in form most readilyobtained, as milk, whiteof eggs, &o.Vinegar should not be given. Theinflammatory and nervous symp-toms to be treated on general prin-ciples.

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LEAD.

Acetate andGarb. LithargeGoulard’s Ex.

MERCURY.White and Red

Precipitate.Cor. Sublimate

Vermilion.

ZINC.

Acetate andSulphate.

White Yitirol.

CREASOTE.

Phosphorus.

Matches, &c.

Sulphate magnesium and phos-phate sodium are both good anti-dotes for the soluble salts. For thesolid forms, giving dilute sulphuricacid. The use of strychnia for theparalysis, and of iodide potassium,for the chronic forms generally, havebeen recommended.

Albumen such as white of eggs,milk and wheat flour beaten withwater, must be promptly adminis-tered. Counteract inflammation byordinary means. Gold finely mixedin dust with iron filings. The ironfilings and Jerri pulvis have beengiven enclosed in gold leaf.

The vomitingmay be relieved bycopious draughts of warm water.Carbonate sodium in solution willdecompose the sulphate. Milk andalbumen act as antidotes. Generalprinciples to be observed in the sub-sequent treatment.

Is immediately coagulated by al-bumen.

An emetic promptly; give copiousdraughts containing magnesia insuspension; mucilaginous drinks;genera] treatment for inflammatorysymptoms.

ACRONABOOTIC AND NARCOTIC.

Aconite.Baneberry.Belladonna.Bloodroot.Calabar bean.Camphor.CherryLaurel.Coco. Indc.Colchicum.Curare.Dogsbane.Ergot.Fox Glove.Gelsemium.Helebore.Hemlock.Henbane.Lobelia-Nux Yomica.Opium.Poison Oak.Rue.Squill.Strammon.Tobacco.Yerat. Vir.Wild Cherry.Wild Orange.

Evacuate the stomach with four orfive grains of tarter emetic, or ten totwenty of sulphate zinc, repeatedevery quarter hour until the fulleffect is produced, assist by ticklingthe throat with a feather. Largeand strong glysters of soap dissolvedin water, or ofsalt and gruel, shouldbe speedily administered toclear thebowels and assist in getting rid ofthe poison. Active purgatives maybe given after vomiting has ceased.When as much as possible of thepoison has been expelled, give alter-nately, a teacupful of strong hotcoffee and diluted vinegar. If thedrowsiness or insensibility be notrelieved by these means, blood maybe taken from the jugular vein,blisters applied to the neck and legsand the attention roused by everymeanspossible. If the heat declines,warmth and frictions must be per-servingly used. Vegetable acidshould on noaccount be given beforethe poison is expelled, and it is de-sirable that but little fluids of anykind should be administered.

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AX IMPORTANT NEW REMEDY.

LIQUID

PANCREOPEPSINE-OR-

LIQUOR PANCREATICUS COMP.(digestive fluid.)

This preparation contains in an agreeable form thenatural and assimilative principles of the digestivefluid of the stomach, comprising Pancreatine,Pepsin, tactic and Muriatic Acids. Thebest means of re-establishing digestion in enfeebledstomachs, where the power to assimilate and digestfood is impaired,is to administer principles capable ofcommunicating the elements necessary to convert foodinto nutriment.

The value of tiqnor Pancreopensine inthis connection has been fully established, and wecan recommend it with confidence to the profession assuperior to pepsin alone. It aids in digesting animaland vegetable cooked food, fatty and amylaceous sub-stances, and may be employed in all cases where fromprolonged sickness or other causes, the alimentaryprocesses are not in their normal condition.

It is usually given in tablespoonful doses after eachmeal, with an equal quantity of wateror wine, oralone,as it is most pleasant and agreeable to the taste.

Put up in 16 oz. French Square BottlesPrice, $l.OO.

PREPARED ONLY BY

WM. R. WARNER <Sc CO


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W ARNBR <sc C O .’SSPECIAL PREPARATION OF THE

FLOID BXTBACT OF ERGOT.(Ext. Sf.cale Cornutum, Warner & Co.)

FROM CAREFULLY SELECTED SPANISH GRAIN.

This preparation has been before the profession forsuch a length of time and its use attended with suchunvaried success, that we deem further than passingcomment upon its meritsunneccessary.

Positive action and uniformity is ensured by ourmethod of preparation—one minim can always be pre-scribed as fully representing one grain of Ergot.

Thefollowingletterfrom an active practitionerwillfully bear out whatwe claim :

Messrs. Wm. R. Warner & Co. 1228 Market St. Phila.Dear Sirs:—I have been engaged in the active prac-

tice of medicine in this part of the State forty years,and have had occasion to use Ergot in every form thatit can be used, but 1 am free to confess that the FluidExtract of that drug I got from you in February is themost active parturient I have ever found, and nau-seates less than I have ever seen Ergot in substance,tincture, infusion or extract, fluid or so.id (Bonjean’sErgotine).

Yours, most repectfully,VillaPlatte, La. C. D. TATMAN, M. D.

Report ofFranklin Institute, Exhibition ofAmerican Manufactures.

“Fluid Extracts manufactured bv Wm. R. Warner &

Co. are well made and above the standard of commer-cial articles of the kind.”

EDWARD PARRISH and others, Committee.

Our stock emhr ces a full line of Medicinal FluidExtracts, including all New Remedies of merit, pre-pared from selected materials with the utmost care, bya process gained by an activeworking experiencecov-ering a period of more than twenty-eight years, andby which we are enabled to offer, a discriminatingprofession and trade, products unexcelled in this par-ticular class of medicines.

WM. PI. WARNER. <sc CO.Manufacturing Chemists,

PHILADELPHIA. NEWYORK. LONDON

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ELIXIR

SALICYLIC ACID GOIP.A POTENT AND RELIABLEREMEDY IN

RHEUMATISM, GOUT, LUMBAGO AND

KINDRED COMPLAINTS.

This preparation combines, in a pleasant andagreeable form. Salicylic Acid, Cimicifugse, Gelsemi-num, Sodii Bi-Carb, and Potass. lodid., so combinedas to be more prompt and effective in the treatment ofthis class of diseases than either of the ingredientswhen administered alone.

This remedy can be given without producing anyof theunpleasantresults which so often follow the givingof Salicylic Acid and Salicylate Sodium—viz., gastricand intestinal irritation, nausea, delirium, deafness,nervous irritability, restlessness and rapidrespiration;on the contrary, it gives prompt relief from pain andquiets thenerves without the aid of opiates.

The dose is from a tea to a dessertspoonful. Eachteaspoonful contains five grains Salicylic Acid.

Elixir Salicylic Acid Comp, is put up in12 oz. square bottles.

PREPARED BY

WILLIAM R. WARNER & CO.MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,

PHILADELPHIA and NEWYORK.

Special ail Ht Baps.

We solicit orders for your Special Recipe, andbeg to say that our facilities for the manufacture of

SOLUBLE COATED PILLS,

aided by extensive and improved machinery, en-able us to furnish them at moderate prices. Weare prepared to fill orders for millions of pills, butwe cannot make less quantities than 3000, itbeing impracticabletosugar-coat a smallernumber.

With a view to their proper manipulation, it is

desirable toknow the composition. We will there-fore supply the ingredients and give the lowestestimate for same. When desired, this may com-prise boxes, printing, packing, etc., etc., ready forsale. Our long experience and the favor withwhich our products are received, attest the excel-lence of our work.

Soliciting jonr orders, we are,

Yours respectfully,

W». R. WARNER A CO.

TEKT

WORLD’S FAIR MEDALSTHE HIGHEST FOR THE CLASS

HAVE BEEN AWARDED TO

WM. R. WARNER & CO.FOR SUPERIORITY OF THEIR

SOLUBLE COATED PILLS—AND—-

GRANULES.HIGHESTAWARD AT

Vienna, 1873. Chili, 1875.Centennial, 1876. Sydney, 1877.

Paris, 1878.Sydney, 1879.

Special language on certificate indicating an awardabove all competitors.

Melbourne, 1880.SILVER MEDAL.

Adelaide, 1881.Gold Medal, the highest awardever given for Pills

ofany description.

London, 188 LAward of Merit, the highest given for Pills.

New Orleans, 1885, Gold Medal.Language of Award:—“Wm. R. Warner & Co.’s

Soluble Sugar-CoatedPills, first premium for greatuniformity and solubility.”

Vermeil Medal, Paris, 1885.

ALSO TWENTY HIGHEST MEDALS AND PREMIUMSFROM OTHER SOURCES.

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