LACTOPEPTINE. The most important remedial agent ever presented to the Profession for Dyspepsia, Vomiting in Pregnancy, Cholera Infantum, Constipation, and all diseases arising from Imperfect Nutrition. LACTOPEPTINE precisely represents in composition the natural digestive juices of the Stomach, Pancreas and Salivary Glands, and will, therefore, readily dissolve all foods necessary to the recuperation of the humam organism. LACTOPEPTINE ELIXIR We call special attention to our ELIXIR, which we have recently greatly improved, establishing as a fact that the compound-forming Lactopeptine can, by employing a proper menstruum, be entirely incorporated and suspended in fluid form. Each fluid ounce contains thirty-eight grains of Lactopeptine. DOSE: One to two teaspoonfuls after each meal. SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. Whenever satisfactory results are not obtained from the administration of Lactopeptine, we will consider it a favor if such facts are reported to us, for there can be no doubt that substitution of Pepsin or some of the cheap imitations of Lactopeptine has been practised, when the therapeutic activity of Lactopeptine is not uniformly demonstrated in its indications. GELATUM. PETROLEI. VASELINE Awarded a Silver Medal at the Paris Exposition. Awarded a GRAND MEDAL and DIPLOMA at the U.S. Centennial Exposition, Philadelphia, 1886. Highest Award at the London Medical Congress, 1882. The attention of physicians, druggists and hospitals is called to this article, and to the fact that it is favorably regarded and extensi. ely used, both in the United States and England, by the Profes sion and by pharmacists, for OINTMENTS, CERATES, etc. As a dressing for WOUNDS, CUTS, BRUISES, BURNS, SPRAINS, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SKIN DISEASES, CATARRH, SORES or ERUPTIVE DISEASES, and all contused and inflamed surfaces, it is not equalled by any known substance. In the treatment of Coughs, Colds, Croup, Diphtheria, and of Throat and Chest complaints, the best results are obtained. One-Pound Cans, 50c.; Five-Pound Cans, $1.50. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS. In consequence of the wide sale and popularity of Vaseline, many retail druggists have endea voured to force upon the physician and the public, imitations of this article; in some instances closely copying our labels and using our name on the same. It is not difficult to see that such a course tends to nullify the medical effect desired by the physician, works an injury and possibly a serious one to the patient, and impairs the high character for purity and efficiency obtained by Vaseline. The excuse for this course has been, that the imitative and spurious article could be furnished cheaper than the genuine in original packages. To obviate this objection we have reduced the price of Vaseline to a point which makes it as cheap to the physician and the public as are the imitations and substitutes, so that we hope to hear the last of this excuse. The new retail prices to the public are: One ounce bottles Vaseline at 10 cents each. Half pound tins Vaseline at 35 cents each. Two 44 "60 44 46 15 66 One 66 14 We respectfully request physicians to insist that druggists shall fill their orders and supply their patients with our original goods only, and at the new prices, and we appeal to the profession and the public generally to aid us in this direction, by refusing to accept any vaseline which is not in the original package, as put up by us. Chesebrough Manufacturing Co., Consolidated, No. 83 St. James St., MONTREAL. No. 24 State St., NEW YORK. THERE IS A PEPSIN WHICH IS UNIFORMLY ACTIVE, PERMANENT AND RELIABLE, IT IS "FAIRCHILD'S." This Pepsin will not spoil, will not become soft and sticky in the vial, even if left long uncorked. Fairchild's Pepsin will not "gum up" if dispensed in powders, plain, or with the drugs usually combined with pepsin. Fairchild's is not a partial peptone, and has none of the well-known characteristics of peptone. Fairchild's is the pioneer pepsin, it showed the way. It "got there" early. Its activity has never been exaggerated. All this time, whilst other manufacturers were still offering the high-dilution saccharated and amylated article, Fairchild's Pepsin was steadily making its way on its merit. Now, no one ventures to ask a hearing for these placebo-pepsins. When physicians now prescribe "pepsin," they mean pepsin-not milk sugar and pepsin. All these years, Fairchild's Pepsin was always and everywhere found to do just what was claimed for it in spite of the attitude, genuine or assumed, which held that all claims" about pepsin must be taken with a liberal discount. Every bona fide test demonstrated its reliability. We have never found it necessary to explain or excuse any deficiency or inaction as due to "deteriorated" specimens. Fairchild's will not disappoint the prescriber under any condition proper for pepsin ̧ WITH SUCH A RECORD Fairchild's Pepsin is a good one to stand by. FAIRCHILD BROS. & FOSTER, 7 Snow Hill Buildings, London, E. C. 82 and 84 Fulton Street, N. Y. 513 |