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The obser vations gathered during the last two decades demonstrate conclusively the specise therapeutic value of McArthur's Syrup of the Hypophosphites in all chronic pal monary disease, and particularly in pulmonary consumption. It is set down as s Twentieth Century Fact that the chief utility of this matchless Syrup lies in ita improvement of the local nutrition of the diseased lungs by yielding up phos phorus. Under its administration—as has been shown over and over again at the hands of the best of practitioners-the patients improve in their general condition, the appetite is no longer capricious, the nutrition is augmented, and the further progress of the disease is stayed permanently. When it is considered that specific medication of the lung tissue is at best doubtful, and not attended with any gratifying material success, attention must be directed to such means as will improve the general condition of the patient; and among these means the Syrup maintains its high position. It is no longer a matter of experiment and theori ing, no longer a vexed question. Thinking practitioners look for no remedy of future discovery, but—with reliance on early diagnosis. tonics, stimulants and care of the possible complications-they place the utmost confidence in this well-proved measure, which nutrifies every tissue and every fluid, controls the suppurative tendencies, and promotes a healthy cicatrization. And these indien tions cannot be as well filled by any other measure or by any other preparation of the hypophosphites. The lungs ask for healthy tissues of such a character as will resist the encroachment of the tubercular bacillus, and for repair of those tissues which have suffered by such encroachment. And this Syrup gratifies the de mand. It has been preached and proclaimed, year by year: "The bacillus tuber culosis shuns the tissues where phosphorus abounds;" and, mark well the bul warks-the Syrup is the one preferable factor in procuring this abundance. The clinical reports of the utility would fill volumes, and the deduction is to be found unmistakably, incontrovertibly, in the manifesto that illuminates the doctrine → "Consumption is a curable disease of the lung." Will furnish you a valuable Chart on Diseases of the Throat and Lungs and Pamphlet on Tuberculosis, free, and a $1.00 bottle of the Syrup, express paid, upon receipt of 40 cents, if you wish to make a trial of it in your practice. THE MCARTHUR HYPOPHOSPHITE CO., ANSONIA, CONN. Substitution will soon stop if physicians will examine medicine ordered The PROPHYLACTIC CORSET GOODWIN PHYSIOLOGIC MODEL Imperfect corsets are a prolific Source of disease-the properly constructed corset-a true prophylactic measure BECAUSE 1. It prevents prolapse of abdominal viscera with its host of resulting disorders and discomforts. 2. It prevents undue pressure and constriction, thus permitting 3. It enables obese subjects to take the needed out door exercise. All these desirable features are embodied in the Goodwin Physiological Corsets, constructed on true anatomic and physiologic lines. A copy of "Corsets-An Analysis," which fully illustrates and describes right and wrong corsets, will be forwarded to any physician addressing the New York office GOODWIN CORSET Starch Indigestion is freely conceded to be the most common form of defective alimentation. The inability of the organism to digest and assimilate starchy foods not only gives rise to a wide variety of symptoms referrable to the digestive process, but the general metabolism always suffers with a corresponding depreciation of vital resistance. Treatment to be effective must be able not only to aid the digestion of starches, but also to supply in readily assimilable form the carbohydrates often so urgently needed. 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To countless physicians Trommer Malt Extract is the standard. THE TROMMER COMPANY Substitution will soon stop if physicians will examine medicine ordered |