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WILLIAM R. WARNER & CO.’S

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CONTENTS.

Addenda, Pills, etc., 21-33

Agents, Abridged List of, 62-63

Aromatic Cachous. -4th page of cover.

Compressed Tablets, 57-58

“ “ Oval Bottles... 57

Discounts 64

Dosimetric Granules, 18-19

Elixir Salicylic Acid Comp., 59

| Fluid Extracts, 33-48

Granular Effervescing Salts. 49-55

Granules, Soluble Coated 16-17

Hypodermic Tablets. • 33

Ingluvin, 61

Liquid Pancreopepsine. 56

Parvnles, 28-29

Pills and Granules, Soluble Coated 1-17

Pills of Phosphorus and Combinations, 11-12

Pills of Quinine, 20

Pills, Gelatin Coated 34-27

Perfume}} for the Handkerchief, .31

Pills for Retailing, 30-56

Sachet Powders,.... 31

Shop Bottles. Warner’s Special - —60

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WARNER & CO.’S SUPERIOR

SOLUBLE COATED PILLS,OFFICINAL,

AND FROM RECIPES OF

EMINENT MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS,MANUFACTURED BY

WILLIAM R. WARNER & CO,PHILADELPHIA AND NEWYORK.

WARNER AND CO.’S Pills are unequalled in theirmedicinal qualities, as the best materials enter into theircomposition and the utmost care is used in their manufac-ture. An experience of twenty-eight years, with careful at-tentionand study of this branch, enablesus to achieve resultsotherwiseunattainable.

We claim the art of Sugar-Coating,which, while remain-ing permanent, avoids drying the mass so hard as to renderit insoluble and inert.

Skilful preparationand the scientific method ofmanufac-ture, which we do not hesitate to call our own, are recognizedin the acknowledged success attained. We wishparticularlyto state that our pills will produce the effects expected, andour desire is that Physicians shall be able to realize this intheir practice; hence, to avoid inferior brands, we requestthat you will specify WARNER & CO.’S when ordering orprescribing.

The following list of Sugar-Coated Pills comprises a va-riety ofcombinations of great value. The CONVENIENCEOP THIS FORM of medicine, besides other advantages,will, we trust, be fully appreciated.

The following prices for Pills are subject to the largest discount.

SOLUBLE COATED PILLS, DOSE. PRICE.xoo’s 500’s$ 75Pulv. Aloes Soc’t, 2 grs.

Pulv. Ipecac., s-6 gr.Pil. Hydrarg,, i gr.Ext. Hyoscyam., 2 grs.

$3 5°

ACID ARSENIOUS. 1.20,1-30,1*50and 1.60grs. ..

Med. prop.—Antiperiodic, Alterative. I to 2 40 175

ACONITIA. 1-60 gr I to 2 75 3 5°Med. prop. —Nerve Sedative.AGUE

Med. prop.—Antiperiodic.Chinoidin, 2 grs.Ext. Col. Co., % gr.Ol. Pip. Nig., 1-6 gr.Ferri Sul., % gr.

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ALOES, U. S. P X to 3Med" prop. —Stimulating Purgative.

ALOES, COMPOUND (See Pil. Gentian Com-2 to 4Med. prop.—Tonic, Purgative.

aloes et asafcetida, u. s. p 2 to 5s X 75Med. prop.—Purgative, Antispasmodic.ALOES ET FERRI, U. S. P I to 3Med. prop,—Tonic:, Purgative

Purified Aloes, 1 gr.Aromatic Powder, 1 gr.Ferri Sulph. Exsic., 1 gr.Confection Rose, q. s.

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ALOES ET MASTICH, U. S. P, (Lady1 to 2Med. prop.—Stimulating, Purgative.


SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. DOSE, PRICE,IOO*S 500*5

ALOES ET MYREHjE, U. S P 3 to 6 $ 50 p 25Med. prop.—Cathartic, Emmenagogue.

AT.nHIS ET NTTC. TOMTfJA 1 to 2 ro 2 25Med. prop. —Tonic, Purgative.

Pulv Aloes Soc,, iy2 gr.Ext. Nuc. Vomica:, l/2 gr.

X to 2 X 00 4 75Med. prop.—Laxative.

ALOIN ET STRYCHNIN I to 2 60 2 75Med. prop,—Tonic, Laxative.

Aloin, x~S gr.Strychnine, x-6o gr.

ALOIN ET STRYCHNIN. ET BELLA-DO|Y I to 2 60 2 75Ivied, prop.—Tonic, Laxative.

Aloin, i-5 gr.Strychnine, 1-60 gr.Ext. Belladon., gr.

ALTERATIVE I tO 2 50 2 25Med. prop. —Alterative, with tendency to' Mercu-

rial Impression.Mass. Hydrargyri, i gr.Pulv. Opii, ]/s gr.Pulv. Ipecac, j/s gr.

ALTERATIVE (Dr. C. C. Cox) I tO 2 50 2 25Med. prop.—Alterative, with tendency to Mercu-

rial Impression.Mass. Hydrarg. i gr.Pulv. Rhei, i gr.Sodii Bicarb., x gr.

A MMON. BSOMTD i str r-rt

Med. prop.—Sedative, Alterative, Resolvent.

ANALEPTIC x to 4 60Med. prop.—Stimulant, Diaphoretic.

Pv. Antimonialis, Y gr.Pv. Res. Guaiaci, r gr,Pv. Aloes Soc., Y gr.Pv. Myrrhae, Y gr.

ANDERSON’S SCOTS 2 to 5Med. prop.—Cathartic.

Pv. Aloes Soc.Pv. Saponis.Pv. Colocynth.Pv. Gamboge.

ANODYNE 1 to 2 r*/-»

Med. prop. —Anodyne.Pv. Camphor®, i gr.Morphia: Acetat., 1-20gr.Ext. Hyoscyami, 1 gr.Ol. Res. Capsid, x-20gr.

1 to 2 I COMed. prop. —Anthelmintic.

Santonin, 1 gr.Calomel, 1 gr.

A NTTRTT.TOTTS (Vegetable) 2 to 3 5° 2 25Med. prop. —Cholagogue Cathartic.

Pv. Ext. Coloc. C., 2% grs.Podophyllin, % gr.

A TSTT'TriTTTT.T. I to 2 T ' vx

Med. prop. —Antiperiodic. Applicable to obsti-nate intermittcnts.

Cbinoidin, i gr.Ferri Ferrocyan., i gr.OL Pip. Nig-, 1 gr,Ac. Arsenious, r-20 gr.

WPTflTTT.OEOTIC 75Med. prop. — Antichlorotic.

Potass. Chlor., 1 gr.Ferri Chlor., Y gr.Pv. Podophylli, x gr.Pv. Myrrhte, Y, gr.

a wmrnTrnpnMa tmt a X to 2Med. prop. —Antispasmodic.

Zinci Valer., 2 gr.Ferri Valer., Y gr.Ext. Surabtd, Y gr.

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ANTICONSTIPATION X to 4 $3 SoPodophyllin, x-io gr.. Ext. Nux. Void., % gr.

Pv. Capsicum, y gr.Ext. Belladon., i-xo gr.Ext. Hyoscyara., y gr.

ANTIDYSPEPTIC I to 2 1 00Med. prop.—Applicable where Debility and Im-

paired Digestion exist.Strychnia;, 1-40 gr.Ext. Belladonna, 1-10 gr.Pulv. Ipecac., x-xo gr.Mass. Hydrarg., 2 grs.Ext. Col. Comp., 2 grs.

ANTIMALAEIAIi I to 2Med. prop.—Antimalarial.

Quinina: Sul., 1 gr.Cinchonae Sul., y gr.Ferri Sul. Exs., y gr.Ac. Arsenious, 1-40 gr.

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AUTIMALAEIAL (Me Caw) x to 2 1 5° 7 25Quinina: Snlph., 1 gr.Ferri Snlph. Exs., y gr.Ac. Arsenious, 1-80 gr.Gelsemin, y gr.Podophyllin, ]/s gr.Ol. Res. Pip. Nig., 1-16 gr.

ANTIMALARIAL (Philadelphia) I to 2 I OO „

Med. prop.—Antimalarial.Ferri Sulph., 1 gr.Pv. Capsici, ys gr.Cinchonid. Sulph., 2 grs.Strychnine, 1-30 gr.

ATsTTIMOWII COMP. U. S. P. (Sec Pil. Plum-1 to 3 4° 1 75

Med. prop.—Alterative.ANTIPERIODIC T 3 SO 3 7"

Med, prop.—Antiperiodic.Cinchonidia; Sulph., 1 gr.Res. Podophylli, 1-20 gr.Strychninae Sulph., 1-33 gr.Gelsemin., 1-20 gr.Ferri Sulph. Exs., % gr.01. Res. Capsici, 1-10 gtt.

/\ isr rPTST> a aivroDTri I tO 2 75 3 50Med, prop. —Antispasmodic.

Ext. Hyoscyami, % gr.Morphinte Acetat., 1-10 gr.Brom. Camphor., gr.Pv. Capsici, l/2 gr.

ft NTTIfCPT'ENETin 2 tO 4 60Med. prop. —Anlisplenetic.

Pv. Aloes Soc., 1 gr.Pv. Ammoniac!, yx gr,Pv. Myrrh, % gr.Ext. Bryony, 1 gr.

APERIENT 1 tO 2 85 4 00Med. prop.—Aperient, Tonic.

Ext. Nuc. Yom., y gr.Ext. Hyoscyami, % gr.Ext. Coloc. C.. 2 grs.

APERIENT (Dr. Fordyce Barker) I to 2 I OO 4 75Med. prop. —Aperient.

Ext. Coloc. Co., 1% gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom., y gr.Ext. Hyoscyam., iy gr. ,Pulv. Ipecac., 1-12 gr.Pnlv. Aloes Soc’t, 5-12 gr.Res. Podophylli., 1-12 gr.

I tO 2 60 2 75Med. prop. —Aperient.

Pv. Rhei., iy gr.Pv. Ipecac., 5-12 gr.Pv. Aloes Soc’t, gr.Pv. Nuc. Vom., y gr.

ARTHROSIA 2 to 4 SOMed. prop.— Autilithic, Tonic, Alterative,

Acid Salicylic.Ext. Colchicum. '

Ext. Phytolacca.Res. Podophyllin.Quinine.Pv. Capsicum.

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ASA FfTiTT’TD A TT R P 1 to 3

2 to 4

2 to S

2 to 5

2 to 4

1 to 2

I to 2

I to 2

I tO 2

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1 tO 2

2 to 5

I tO 2

1 tO 2

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2 tO 4

2 tO 3

2 to 3

1 to 2

i to 3

I to 3

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I to 3

I to 2

I to 2

I to 2

1 tO 2

2 tO 4

$ 4°

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75

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75

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1 50

75

1 50

1 00

2 00

50

60

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1 00

40

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85

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5°

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1 5°

75

75

1 75

1 75

1 75

3 5°

2 75

3 50

3 So

3 5°

3 So

7 2S

3 5°

7 25

9 75

2 25

2 75

3 5°

4 75

t 75

2 25

4 00

3 5°

1 75

2 25

2 25

7 25

3 5°

Med. prop.—Nerve Stimulant.ASA FCRTTD A . ?. gr

Med. prop. —Nerve Stimulant.ASAFCETIDA, Comp

Med. prop.—Tonic and Nerve Stimulant.Asafoetida, 2 grs.

• Ferri Sulph. Exsic., x gr.ASAFCETIDA ET ALOES

Med. 'prop.—Purgative Antispasmodic.ASAFCETIDA ET RHEI

Med. prop.—Tonic, Laxative, Nerve Stimulant.Asafoetida, 1 gr.Pulv. Rhei, 1 gr.Ferri Red., 1 gr.

ASTEIHGEHTMed. prop.—Astringent.

Ext. Geranii, 2 grs.Pv. Opii, ]/x gr.Ol. Menth. Pip., 1-20 gtt.Ol. Res. Zingiber., 1-20 gtt.

ATEOPINA. 1-60 gr

Med. prop.—Anodyne.

Med. prop.—Anodyne.ATEOPIK2E SULPH. 1-60 gr

Med. prop.—Anodyne.BISMUTH SUBHIT. 3 grs

Med. prop.—Sedative, Antlperiodic.BISMUTH ET IGHATIA

Med. prop.—Sedative, Antiperiodic, Tonic.Bismuth Subcarb., 4 grs.Ext. IgnatiaAmara, Y gr.

BISMUTH SUBCARB. 3 grs

Med. prop. —Sedative.BISMUTH ET HUG VOMICA

Med. prop.—Sedative, Tonic.Bismuth Subcarb, 4 grs.Ext. Nuc. Vomicae, Y gr.

BLE1NOEEHAGIC. (Warner & Co.)Terebinth alba, 1% grs.Ext. Humuli, i/, gr.Camphor Monob., M gr.Res. Podophyl., % gr.

CAFFEIH CITEAS. 1 grMed. prop.—Nerve Stimulant.

CALCIUM SULPHIDE no grMed. prop.—Useful in Cutaneous

CALCIUM SULPHIDE. Y grMed. prop.—Useful in Cutaneous Diseases.

CALCIUM SULPHIDE. V gr

Med. prop.—Useful in Cutaneous Diseases.CALCIUM SULPHIDE. 1 gr

Med. prop.—Useful in Cutaneous Diseases.

Med. prop.—Alterative.CALOMEL, s grs

Med. prop.—Alterative, Purgative.CALOMEL. ET OPII

Med. prop.—Cathartic, Anodyne.Calomel, 2 grs.Opium, 1 gr.

CALOMEL. ET EHEIMed. prop. —Mild purgative.Cafomel, gr.

Ext. Rhei, % gr.Ext. Coloc. C., % gr.Ext. Hyoscyami, 1-6 gr.

CAMPHOE. VgrMed. prop. Carminative.

Med. prop. —Diaphoretic, Carminative.CAMPHOE ET EXT. HYOSCYAMUS

Med. prop. —Anodyne, Cerebral Stimulant.Camphor, 1 gr.Ext. Hyoscyami, Eng., 1 gr.

CAMPHOE, MONOBEOMATED. 2 grsMed. prop. —Antispasmodic.

flARflARA COMPMed. prop. —Laxative, Cathartic.

Ext. Cascara Sagrad., 3 grs.Res. Podophylli., % gr.

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CATHAHT, COMP., U. S. PMed. prop. —Cathartic.

2 to 4 $ 50 $2 25

CATHAHT. COMP., IMPROVED. 3 grs...Med. prop.—Cathartic.

Ext. Coloc. Comp.Ext. Jalap.Podophyllin, Leptandrin,Ext, Hyoscyami.Ext. Gentian.01. Month. Pip.

2 tO 4 50 2 25

CATHAHT. COMP. VEGETABLE grs.Med. prop.—Cathartic.

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

2 tO 3 50 2 25

CATHAHT. COMP. CHOLAGOGUEMed. prop.—Cathartic.

Res. Podophylli, *4 gr.Pil. Hydrarg., Y\ gr.Ext. Hyoscyami, Ys gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom., 1-16 gr.Ol. Res. Capsici, Yi gtt.

2 to 4 60 a 75

CAT)LOPHYLLIN. 1-10 grMed. prop. —Emmenngogue.

i to 4 40 1 75

CEHII OXALAT. 1 grMed. prop.—Nerve Tonic.

CHALYBEATE. 3 grsMed. prop.—Antichlorotic.

Ferri Sulph., 1% gr.Potassa Carb., 1Y2 gr.

i to 3

1 to 5

I 00

60

4 75

CHAPMAN’S DINNERMed. prop.—Stimulating Laxative.

Pulv. Aloes Soc.Pulv. Rhei.Gum Mastich.

1 to 3 60 2 75

CHINOIDIN. 1 grMed. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.

2 to 4 41 1 75

CHINOIDIN. 2 grsMed. prop. —Tonic, Antiperiodic.

2 to 4 50 2 25

CHINOIDIN COMPMed. prop. —Tonic, Antiperiodic.

Chinoidin, 2 grs.Ferri Sulph. Exsic., 1 gr.Piperina, % Sr -

I to 2 75 3 5°

CHOLAGOGUE (Dr. Blackwood)Med. prop.—“ An Admirable Cholagogue.’'

Cinchonid. Sulph., Yi gr.Euonymin, gr.Leptandrin, % gr.Iridin, Y gr-

Juglandin, y2 gr.Podophyllin, % gr.Ext. Belladon., % gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom., % gr.Ext. Hyoscyam., % gr.

1 to 2 I 00 4 75

CIMICIPUGIN. t-io grMed. prop. —Tonic, Nerve Stimulant.

CINCHONIDIN. COMP. (Warner & Co.)(Salicylic Acid Comp.)

Med. prop. —Tonic, Antiperiodic.Cinchonid. Sulph. 2 grs.Ac. Salicylic, 1 gr.Pv. Opii. Y gr.Ol. Res. Capsici. Y gr.

1 to 4

I to 2

40

I 50

1 75

7 25

CINCHONINE SULPH. grMed. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.

I to 3 75 3 5°

CINCHOUT WHO SULPH. 2 grsMed. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.

I to 3 75 3 50

CINCHONIDIN. SALICYLATE. grs..Med. prop.—Antirheumatic.I to 2 1 5o 7 25

CINCHONIDIN. SULPH. 1 grMed. prop.—Antimalarial, Antiperiodic.I to 3 40 1 75

CINCHONIDIN. SULPH. 2 grsMed. prop.—Antimalarial, Antiperiodic.i to 3 45 2 OO

CINCHONIDIN. SULPH. 3 grsMed. prop.—Antimalarial, Antiperiodic.

I tO 2 60 2 75

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ctnctftontdtn rttt.ptt 5 m-? 1 to 2 $1 00 U 75Med. prop.—Antiperiodic, Antimalarial.

GTNnUO-QTTTNTNFl I err I to 3 1 OO 4 75Med. prop. —Tonic, Antiperiodic.

nTNGTTO-QTTTNINE. 2 trrs t to 2 I 90 9 2 5Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.

COCCIA 2 to 4 90 4 25Med. prop.—Hydragogue Cathartic.

Pulv. Res. Scammony, i gr.Pulv. Soc. Aloes, iY gr.Pulv. Colocynth, % gr.Potass. Sulph., l/a gr.Ol. Carophyl., Y* gtt.

GODFITN Y err 2 to 4 1 25 6 00Med. prop..—Anodyne, replacing morphia without

the usual disagreeable after-effecis produced bythe latter.

COLOCYNTH. ET HYDEAEG. ET IPE-CAC . . . . i to 3 75 3 5°

Med. prop.—Cholagogue Cathartic.Pulv. Ext. Coloc. Comp., 2 grs.Pil. Hydrarg., 2 grs.Pulv. Ipecac., ]/s gr.

COT.OCVNTIT TIT TTV08CV AMTTS 1 to 2 75 3 5°Med. prop.—Gentle Laxative.

Ext. Coloc. C,, 2 Y gr.Ext. Hyoscyami, i% gr.

COLOCYNTHIDIS COMP. 3 grs 2 to 5 80 3 75Med. prop.—Purgative.

COOK’S 3 GRS 2 to 4 5° 2 25Med. prop.—Purgative.Pulv. Aloes Soc., 1 gr.Pulv. Rhei, 1 gr.Calomel, % gr.Sapon. Hispan., gr.

COPAIBA 2 to 6 0 05Med. prop.—Alterative to Mucous Membrane.

COPAIB-33 COMP 2 to 4 80 3 75Med. prop.—Alterative to Mucous Membrane,

Tonic.Pil. Copaib.Resin. Guaiac.Ferri Cit.Oleo-Resin. Cubeb.

COPAIBA ET EXT. CUBEBA 80Med. prop.—Alterative to Mucous Membrane.

Pil. Copaiba, 3 grs.Oleo-Resin. Cubeba, 1 gr.

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CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE. 1-12, 1-20, andI tO 2Med. prop.—Mercurial Alterative.

DAMIAN A CUM PHOSPH. ET NUC.VOM

Med. prop.—Aphrodisiac.Ext. Damians, 2 grs.Phosphorus, 1-100 gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom., Ygr.

DIAPHORETICMed. prop.—Diaphoretic.

Morphiae Acet., 1-25 gr.Pv. Ipecac., y, gr.Pv. Potass. Nil., 1 gr.Pv. Camphors, Y gr.

DIGESTIVAMed. prop.—Useful in Indigestion.

Pepsin. Concentrat., 1 gr.Pv. Nuc. Vom., Y gr.Gingerine, 1-16 gr.Sulphur, Yi gr.

DIGIT ALIN. (Alkaloid) 1-60 gr j I tO 2 3 —

Med. prop.—Arterial Sedative.DIGITALIS COMP I to 3 0 ,,,

Med. prop.— Arterial SedativePulv. Digitalis, 1 gr.Pulv. Scills, 1 gr.Potass. Nit., 2 grs.

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rmiRTHTTn 1 to 3 $ 50Med. prop.—Diuretic, Antacid.

Sapon. Hispan. Pulv , 2 grs.Sodii Garb. Exsic., 2 grs.01. Baccae Junip., 1 gtt.

DUPUYTEEN o

Med. prop.—SpecificAlterative.Pulv. Guaiac., 3 grs.Hydrarg. Chlor. Corros., 1-10 gr.Pulv. Opii, Ya gr.

ECCOPROTIC 60 0

Med. prop.—Mild Cathartic.Ext. Aloes Soc., 2 grs.Ext. Nuc. Vomica;, 1-5 gr.Res. Podophylli, 3-10 gr.Ol. Caryophylli, 1-10gtt.

ELATERIUM (Cluttcrbuck’sl. 1-10 er 1 to 2 95 5°Med. prop,—Diuretic, Hydragogue Cathartic.BMMENAGOGUE i to 3Med. prop.—Active Emmenagogue, Tonic.

Ergotin, 1 gr.Ext. Hellebor. Nig., 1 gr.Aloes, 1 gr.Ferri Sul. Exs., 1 gr.Ol. Sabina:, % gr.

EMMENAGOGUE (Mutter) 1 to 3 40Med. prop.— Emmenagogue.

Fern Sulph. Ex., gr.Pulv. Aloes, % gr.Terebinth Alba, gr.

ERGOTIN. 1 grMed. prop.—Emmenagogue, Parturient.

ERGOTIN. 3 grs 1 to 2 „

Med. prop.—Emmenagogue, Parturient.ERGOTIN COMP. (Dr. Reeves) 8 5°Med. prop.—Sedative, Parturient.

Ergotin, 3 grs.Ext. Canuab. Ind., % gr.Ext. Bclladon., gr.

EXTRACT BELLADONNA (Eng.).Med. prop. —Anodyne.

Va gr... I to 3 40 I 75

EXT. CANNABIS INDICA. tEmO \A- <rr 1 to 4 60 75Med. prop.—Anodyne.

EXTRACT GUARANA. 3 grs T tri q

Med. prop.—Nervine. 3

EXTRACT HYOSCYAMUS (Eng.).Med. prop.—Nerve Stimulant. H gr... 1 to 3 40 I 75

EXTRACT IGNATIA AMARA. # grMed. prop.—Nerve Sedative,

1 to 2 5° 2 25

EXTRACT NUC. VOMICA. % and grMed. prop.—Nerve Stimulant.

1 to 3 40 I 75

EEL BOTINUMMed. prop.—Laxative,

Ox-Gall, 2 grs.Powdered Jamaica Ginger, 1 gr.

FERRI CARR. (Vallet’s), U. S. P. 3 grsMed. prop.—Tonic.

i to 4 40 75

FERRI CITRAS. (U. S. P.) 2 grs r tn 3 0

Med. prop.—Tonic.

FERRI COMP., U. S. P 2 to 6 40Med. prop. —Tonic, Emmenagogue.FERRI DIALYSATI. 2 grs 1 25 6 OO

Med. prop.—Special Chalybeate, Tonic.ferri et quas. et nuc. VOM I to 2 75 5°Med. prop.—Tonic, Nerve Stimulant.

Fer. per Hydrogen, ; % gr.Ext. Quassia, 1 gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom,, % gr.Pulv. Saponis, % gr.

FERRIET STRYCHNIN 1 tO 2Med. prop.—Tonic, Nerve Stimulant.Strychnia:, i-6o gr.Ferrum per Hydrog. (Quevenne’s),2 grs.

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ioo’s 500*5FERRI ET STEYCHNIN. CIT

Med.prop.—Tonic, Nerve Stimulant.Strych. Cit., 1-50 gr.Ferri Cit., 1 gr.

PERBI IODID. (U. S. P.) 1 grMed. prop. —Tonic, Alterative.

I tO 2

1 tO 2

$ 75

80

$3 5°

PERBI LACTAT. 1 grMed. prop. —Tonic.

1 to 3 5° 2 25

PERBI PYBOPHOS. 1 grMed. prop.— Tonic.

1 to 3 4° » 75

PERBI SULPH. EXS. 2 grsMed. prop.—Tonic.

2 to 4 4° 1 75

PERBI VALEE. 1 grMed. prop. —Tonic, Antispasmodic.

1 to 2 1 00 4 75

PEHRUM (Qncvenne’s). 1 grMed. prop. —Tonic.

I to 3 5° 2 25

PEREUM (Quevenne’s). 2 grsMed. prop. — Tonic.

x to 2 75 3 So

GALBANI COMPMed. prop. —Antispasmodic.

Galbani, 1% gr.Pv. Myrrh, % gr.Assafoet., y2 gr.

2 to 4 5° 2 25

GAMBOGIAl COMPMed. prop. — Active Purgative.

Pulv. Gambogiae.Pu!v, Aloes Socot.Pulv. Zingib. Jam.Pulv. Saponis.

2 to 5 40 * 75

GELSEMIR, 1-16 grMed. prop. —Arterial Sedative. i to 4 40 1 75

GELSEMI1. % grMed. prop. —Arterial Sedative.

1 to 2 5° 2 25

GELSBMIN. y grMed prop. —Arterial Sedative. 1 to 2 75 3 5o

GENTIAN. COMPMed. prop. —Tonic, Purgative.

Ext. Gentian, % gr.Pv. Aloes Soc., 2 grs.01. Carui, 1-5 gr.

2 to 4 40 1 75

GONORRHOEAMed. prop. —Tonic, Alterative to Mucous Mem-

brane.Pulv. Cubebae, 2 grs.Bals. Copaib., Solid, 1 gr.Ferri Sulph., y2 gr.Venet. Terebinth., gr.

i to 3 60 2 75

HEIM’S (Niemeyer)Med. prop. —Antiperiodic, Tonic.

Qaininse Sulph,, 1 gr.Pulv. Digital. Fob, y2 gr.Pulv. Ipecac., y gr.Pulv. Opii, y gr.

I x 25 6 00

HEIiONIN. 1-10 grMed. prop. —Cathartic. I to 4 50 2 25

HEPATICAMed. prop. —Cholagogue Cathartic.

Pil. Hydrarg., 3 grs.Ext. Coloc. Comp., 1 gr.Ext. Hyoscyami, 1 gr.

X to 2 80 3 75

HOOPER’S (Female Pills). grsMed. prop. —Emmenagogue. I to 3 4° * 75

HYDRARG. 5 grsMed. prop. —Mercurial Purgative.

I to 2 5° 2 25

H2TDRARGYRI, U. S. P. 3 grsMed. prop. —Mercurial Alterative.

3 tO 3 4° 1 75

HYDRARG. BIN IODIDE, i-i6grMed. prop. —Alterative.

I to 3 40 * n

HYDRARG, PROT IODIDE. % grMed. prop.— Alterative.

2 tO 4 40 175

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SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. DOSE. PRICE.100’s 500*5

HYDKAEG. PEOT IODIDE. 1-5 gr I to 4 40 1 75Med. prop.—Alterative.

DVDR A T-f.fr PHOT 1 IODIDE. *4 gr 1 to 4 40 * 75Med. prop. —Alterative. •

TfVDR A RR PHOT IODIDE. V, gr 1 to 2 50 2 25Med. prop.—Excitant Alterative.

HYDE A RRVRT flOMP 1 to 2 75 3 50Med. prop.—Mercurial Alterative.

Mass. Hydrarg., 1 gr.Pnlv. Opii, % gr.Pulv. Ipecac., % gr.

HYDRAEGYRI IOD. ET OPII (Ricord’s)...Med. prop.—Mercurial Alterative

Hydrarg. lodid., 1 gr.Pulv. Opii, y g r -

I to 2. 75 3 5»

HYDEASTIN. Y gr 1 to 2 95 4 5°Med. prop.—Cathartic.

HYOSCYAMIyE. r-roogr 3 00 14 75(Crystals Pure Alkaloid.)

Med. prop. —Anodyne, Soporific.

IODOFORM, i gr I tO 2 1 00 4 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative.

IODOFORM ET1 FEHRI I to 2 * 5°Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative.Iodoform, i gr.Ferri, gr.

IODOFORM ST FERRI ET NUC. VOM.Med. prop. —Tonic, Alterative.Iodoform, * gr,Ferri Red. 1 gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom. y. gr.

I to 2 150

IODOFORM ET HYDRARG 1 to 3 150Med. prop.—Alterative.

Iodoform, % gr.Mercury Proto. lodid. % gr.

IODOFORM ET NUC. VOMICA COMP.Med. prop. —Alterative, Tonic, Laxative, Repel

lant.Iodoform, gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom., gr.Podophyllin, i-i6 gr.Ext. Belladon., % gr.

I to 3 x 50

IODOFORM ET QUININE 1 to 3 r *5Med. prop.—Alterative, ionic.

Iodoform, y gr.Quininae Bisulph., y gr.

IODOFORM ET QUININA ET FERRI.Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative.

Iodoform, 1 gr.Ferri Carb. (Valiet’s), 2 grs.Quininae Sul., % gr.

I to 3 * 75 8 50

IPECAC. ET OPII. 3% £rs- (Pulv. Ipecac.Comp., U. S. P.)

.I to 3 So 2 25

Med. prop.—Anodyne, Soporific.

IPECAC. ET OPII. s grs 1 to 2 65 3 00Med. prop.—Anodyne, Soporific.

IRISIN COMP 1 to 2 So 2 agMed. prop.—Cathartic, Nerve Stimulant.

Irisin, % gr.Podophyllin, 1-10 gr.Strychnia, x-40 gr.

LAXATIVE I to 2 60 2 75Med. prop.—Gentle Purgative.

Pulv. Aloes Soc., 1 gr.Sulphur, 1-5 gr.Res. Podophylli, 1-5 gr.Res. Guaiaci, Yt. gr.Syr. Rhamni, q. S.

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r.Tr.'PT' A TVTT) rtoivrp 1 to 2 Jr 00 U 75Med. prop.—Laxative, Diuretic.

Leptandrin, i gr.Irisin, % gr.Podophyllin, l/s gr.

i to 4 40 1 75Med. prop.—Cathartic.

LEPTAUDEIN. V2Med. prop.—Cathartic.1 to 4 50 2 25

75 3 50Med. prop.—Cathartic.

2 to 4 40 1 75Med. prop.—Anodyne.

1 to 2 70 3 25Med. prop. —Anodyne.

Jyjr»p‘PTTTT\T POMP I 1 25 6 00

Med. prop. —Anodyne, Febrifuge.Morph. Sulph., 'A gr.Tart. Emetic, % gr.Calomel, l/i gr.

40 ■* 75Med. prop.—Anodyne.

1 to 2 So 2 25Med. prop.—Anodyne.

ivroT?'PTTT1\r 7TH RTTT/PTT Va err I to 2 60 2 75Med. prop.—Anodyne.

I tO 2 70 3 25Med. prop.—Anodyne.

I tO 3 90 4 25Med. prop.—Anodyne.

MnPPTTTTiTTfil aTTT.'PTT V zr 1 S° 7 25Med. prop.—Anodyne.

‘’VLOPPTTT'N V A t.evrr a tnt a a. hSgr I tO 2 90 4 25Med. prop. —Anodyne.

1 t0 .1 2 50 12 25Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative, Anodyne.

Quiniae Sulph., 2 grs.Morphias Sulph., 1-20 gr.Strychnine, 1-30 gr.Acid Arsenious, 1-20gr.Ext. Aconiti, % gr.

1 5° 7 *5i to 3 2 50 12 25

Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative.X 2 OO 9 75

Med. prop.’—Anodyne.Ext. Hyoscyami, % gr.Ext. Conii, % gr.Ext. Ignat. Am., y gr.Ext. Opii, ]/2 gr.Ext. Aconiti, % gr.Ext. Cannab. L, y gr.Ext. Stramon., 1-5gr.Ext. Bellad., % gr.

J 60Med. prop.—Anodyne, Nerve Sedative.

Pulv. Opii, 1 gr.Camphor®, 2 grs.

OPII FT n A MPHOTt EIT 'PAWNIN' I to 3 2 75Med. prop.—Anodyne, Astringent.

Pulv. Opii, % gr.Camphor®, 1 gr.Acid Tannic, 2 grs.

50Med. prop.—Anodyne, Sedative.

Pulv. Opii, gr.Plumbi Acet., 1 1/2 gr.

2 25Med. prop.—Anodyne.

50 2 25Med. prop. —Anodyne, Soporific.


SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. DOSE. PRICE.loo's 500's

PHOSPHORI. l-ioo gr., 1-50 gr., 1-25 gr., inJSI 00Med. prop. —Nerve Stimulant.

PHOSPHORI COMPMed. prop. —Nerve Tonic.

Phosphor!, 1-100 gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom., gr.

PHOSPHORI CUM ALOE ET NUC.VOMICA

Med. prop. —Useful in the atonic form of Dyspep-sia and Neurosis of the Stomach.

Phosphori, 1-50 gr.Ext. Aloes Aq., J4 gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom., % gr.

PHOSPHORI CUM BELLADONNAMed. prop. —Useful in Anaemic Conditions and

Neuralgia.Phosphori, 1-100 gr.Ext. Belladonna, Ys gr.

1 to 2 ■ I SO

PHOSPHORI CUM CANNAB INDICA-Med. prop. —Narcotic, Aphrodisiac.

Phosphori, 1-50 gr.Ext. Cannab. Ind., Y gr.

I to 2 1 75

PHOSPHORI CUM CANTHARIDE CO...Med. prop. —Stimulating Emmenagogue and Diu-

retic.Phosphori, 1-50 gr.Pv. Nuc. Vom., 1 gr.Sol. Cantharidis Con., 1 m.

I tO 2 r 50

PHOSPHORI CUM DIGITAL. CO 1 SoMed. prop.—Valuable as a Heart Tonic.Phosphori, 1-50 gr.Pv. Digitalis, 1 gr.Ext. Hyoscy., 1 gr.

PHOSPHORI CUM DIGITALE ETEERRO

Med. prop. —Valuable as a Heart Tonic.Phosphori, 1-50 gr.Pv. Digitalis, 1 gr.Ferri Red., 1 gr.

PHOSPHORI CUM. EXT. ACONITIMed. prop. —Useful in the Treatment of Phthisis

with Pyrexia.Phosphori, 1-50 gr.Ext. Aconiti, 1-16 gr.

I 1 50

PHOSPHORI CUM FERRO 1 to 2 T

Med, prop.—A Powerful Nervine Tonic andBloodRestorer.

Phosphori, 1-50 gr.Ferri Red., 1 gr.

PROS. CUM FERRO COMP. (Warner’s)....Med. prop.—Nutritive, Tome and Stimulant to the

Nervous System.Phosphorus, 1-50 gr.Strychnia, 1-60 gr.Reduced Iron, t}4 gr.

X I 5°

PHOSPHORI CUM FERRO ET NUC.VOM 1 to 2 I 25Med. prop.—Nerve Stimulant, Tonic.

Phosphori, 1-100gr.Ferri Carb., 1 gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom., Y gr.

PHOSPHORI CUM FERRO ET QUI-NINA I to 2 X 60

Med. prop.—Nerve Tonic.R Phosphori, 1-100 gr.

Ferri Carb., 1 gr.Quininae Sul., 1 gr.

PHOSPHORI CUM FERRO ET QUI-NINA ET NUC. VOM I tO 2 I 60

Med. prop.—Nerve Tonic.Phosphori, 1-100 gr.Ferri Carb., 1 gr.Quininae Sul., 1 gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom., Y gr.

PHOSPHORI CUM FERRO ETSTEYCHNINA 1 to 2 I 50Med. prop. —Nerve Tonic and Stimulant.

Phosphori, 1-100 gr.Ferri Carb., 1 gr.Strychniae, 1-60 gr.

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SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. DOSE. PRICE.loo’s 500’s

PHOSPHOEI GUM MOEPHISTA ETHTTVTGO VAT.T1R $2 OO

Med. prop.—Nerve Tonic and Sedative.Phosphori, 1-50gr.Morphinse Sul., 1-12 gr.Zinci Yaler., 1 gr.

PHOSPHOR! GTTM WUC. VOMTDA 1 to 2 I 25Med. prop.—Nerve Tonic and Stimulant.

Phosphori, 1-50 gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom., pg gr.

PHOSPHORI CUM OPIO ET DIGITAL...Med. prop.—Useful in Arresting Abnormal Calori-

fication.Phosphori, 1-50 gr.Pv. Digitalis, y2 gr.Pv. Ipecac., y gr.Pv. Opii, y, gr.

I to 2 I so

PHOSPHOR! GUM QUT'N’T'N’ A I tO 2 I 80Med. prop.—Nerve Tonic.

Phosphori, 1-50gr.Quininae Sul., 1 gr.

RHOSRHORT C1TTM QTTTTSTTH ZP1 GO t 3SMed. prop.—-Nerve Tonic.

B. Phosphori, 1-50 gr.Ferri Red., 1 gr.Quininae Sul., l/2 gr.Strychniae, 1-60 gr.

PHOSPHORI CUM QUININA ET PER-RO ET STRYCHNIN A 1 60

Med. prop.—Powerful Nerve Stimulant.Phosphori, 1-100 gr.Quininae Sul., 1 gr.Ferri Carb., 1 gr.Strychniae, 1-60 gr.

PHOSPHORI CUM QULNTNA ET DIGI-TAT.Fl GO I tO 2 1 35

Med. prop.—Valuable as a Sedative and Diuretic.Phosphori, 1-50 gr.Quininae Sul., y2 gr.Pv. Digitalis, y2 gr.Pv. Opii, y gr.Pv. Ipecac., y gr.

PHOSPHORI CUM QUINIHA ET HUC.VOM 1 60

Med. prop. —Nerve Tonic.Phosphori, 1-50gr.Quininae Sul., 1 gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom., y gr.

p-prosTrpinpT rrrnvr pppR.VGTnvrnsr a 1 25Med. prop.-—Nerve Tonic and Stimulant.

Phosphori, 1-50 gr.Strychniae, 1-60 gr.

’PTTr»RTPTrr»T?T niTivr tittvoo GO 1 to 2 1 5°Med. prop.—Useful in Uterine Disturbances, Leu-

corrhoea and Hysteria.Phosphori, 1-50gr.Zinci Sul., 1 gr.Lupulinae, 1 gr.

PHOSPHORI ET DAMIAM CUMTNTTTG VOM I to 2 1 50

Med. prop.—Aphrodisiap.Ext. Damianas, 2 grs.Phosphori, 1-100 gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom., y8 gr.

PODOPHTTiTiT (Ur E R Squibb) 1 to 2 75 3 50Res. Podophylli, y gr.Capsicum, y2 gr.Ext. Belladon., y8 gr.

POUOPTTVTiT.TTVT i-io gr i to 4 40 1 75Med. prop.—Cathartic.

1 to 4 40 1 75Med. prop.—Cathartic.

1 to 2 5° 2 25Med. prop.—Cathartic.

75 3 5°Med. prop.—Cathartic.

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PODOPHYLLIN COMP I to 2 $ 75 $3 50Med. prop.—Cathartic and Tonic.

Podophyllin, l/2 gr.Ext. Hyoscyami, y% gr.Ext. Nuc. vomicae, 1-16 gr.

PODOPHYLLTN COMP. fEclecticl 2 to 4 75 3 50Med. prop.—Purgative.

Podophyllin, gr.Leptandrin, 1-16 gr.Juglandin, 1-16gr.Macrotin, 1-32 gr.Ol. Capsici, q. s.

PODOPHYLLIN ET BELLAD 75 3 50Med. prop.—Stimulating Laxative, mild.Podophyllin, y gr.Ext. Bellad., % gr.Ol. Res. Capsici, y gr.Saccharum Lact., 1 gr.

PODOPHYLLIN ET HYDRAEG 2 to 4 5° 2 25Med. prop.-—Laxative.Podophyllin, y gr.Pil. Hydrarg., 2 grs.

PODOPHYLLIN ET HYOSCYAMUSMed. prop.—Gentle Carthartic.

Podophyllin, % gr.Ext. Hyoscyami, y gr.

1 to 2 60 2 75

PODOPHYLLOTOXIN, % grMed. prop.—Cathartic, without the nausea in-duced by Podophyllin.

1 to 2 50 2 25

PODOPHYLLOTOXIN gr I to 2 75 3 50Med. prop.—Cathartic, etc.

POST PARTUM (Dr. Fordyce Barker) I I OO 4 75Ext. Coloc. Comp., iy gr. Ext. Nuc. Vom., % gr.Hydrarg. Chlor. Mit., gr. Pulv. Aloes, % gr.Ext. Hyoscyami, Sr - Pulv. Ipecac., % gr.

POTASS. BEOMID. 5 grs I to 2 i 25 fyy

Med. prop, —Nervous Sedative. (Made fromMerck’s Salt.)

85 4 OOMed. prop.—Alterative. '

PRAWniT 1 to 2 75 3 50Med. prop.—Stimulating Purgative.Ext, Aloes Aq., 1 gr.Ext. Gentianse, 2 grs.Ext. Anthem., 1 gr.Pv. Capsici, y gr.

QUININ-3B BISULPH. gr t tr. 1 0 ™

Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.QUININJE BISULPH. x gr 60 7

Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.,

3

QUININiE BISULPH. 2 grs i to 3 I OO 4 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.

QUININE BISULPH. 3 grs I to 2Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.

QUININJE BISULPH. 5 grs I tO 2 2 35 II 50Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.

QUININJE COMP I tO 2 I OOMed. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.Quin. Sulph., 1 gr.Ferri Carb. (Vallet’s), 2 grs. *Acid Arsenious, 1-60 gr.

QUJNINA CUM CAPSICUM i to 3 I OO 4 75Med. prop.—Antiperiodic, Stimulant.Quininse Sulph., 1 gr.Capsicum, y gr.

QUININA ET EXT. BELLADON I tO 2 I OO 4 75Med. prop.—Nerve Tonic, Antiperiodic.Quin. Sulph., 1 gr.Ext. Belladon., % gr.

QUININA ET PEERI I tO 2 I OO 4 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.Quin. Sulph., 1 gr.Eerrum per Hydrog. (Quevenne’s), 1 gr.

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SOLUBLE COATED PILLS, DOSE, PRICE.,100’s 500’sQUIEIEA ET PEREI CAER 1 to 2 $1 00 $4 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.

Quininae Sul., i gr.lerri Carb. (Vallet’s), 2 grs.

QUIEIEA ET PEERI GIT. 1 gr I to 2 55 2 50Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.QUIETIN' A ET PBEEI GIT. 2 grs I to 2 4 25Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.

QUIEIEA ET PEEEI ET STEYCH-EIEE I to 2 4 75 1

!

Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.Quin. Sulph., 1 gr.Ferri Carb, (Vallet's), 2 grs,Strych. Sulph., 1-60 gr.

QUIEIEA ET PEERI ET STEYCH.PHOS 1 to 2

Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.Quininae Phos,, 1 gr.Ferri Phos., 1 gr.Strychninse Phos., 1-60 gr.

QUIEIEA ET PEERI VALER. 2 grsMed. prop.—Tonic, Nerve Sedative.

i to a 2 OO 9 75

QUIEIEA ET HYDRARG r to 2 6 00 |Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.

Quin. Sulph., 1 gr.Mass. Hydrarg., 2 grs.Oleo-Resin. Piper. Nig., gr.

QUIEIEA ET IODOPOEM ET PEERIMed. prop.—Tonic, Alterative.

Iodoform, 1 gr.Ferri Carb. (Vallet’s), 2 grs.Quininee Sul., % gr.

I to 2 1 75 8 50

QUIEIEA ET STRYCHNIA 1 to 2 4 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Nerve Stimulant.Quminse Sul., 1 gr.Strychnise, 1-60 gr.

QUIEIEA ET STRYCHNIA COMPMed. prop.—Tonic, Alterative.

Quininae Sulph., 1 gr.Ferrum per Hyd., 1y2 gr.Strychnia:, 1-20 gr.Arsenious Ac., 1-20 gr.

I 1 25 6 00

QUIEIE2E SULPH. y2 gr 1 to 4 45 |

Med. prop.— Tonic, Antiperiodic.QUIEIEJ9B SULPH. 1 gr 1 to 3 60 2 75Med. prop. —Tonic, Antiperiodic.QTTTETTV AT! STTTi'PH 2 grs 1 to 3 4 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.

QUIEIEA SULPH. 3 grs I to 2 1 45Med. prop. —Tonic, Antiperiodic. r°°

QUIEIEHD SULPH. s grs 1 to 2 2 35 11 50Med. prop. —Tonic, Antiperiodic.

QUIEIEJE VALEEIAEAS. y2 gr I to 2 1 45 7 00Med. prop. —Tonic, Nervine.

QTTTlMTDTTVr AT! SULPH i gr 1 to 3 5 5°Med. prop. —Antiperiodic.

QUTETUTTSr A?. STIT.PH. 2 grs 1 to 3 2 15 10 50Med. prop.—Antiperiodic.

QUIEIDIEiE SULPH. 3 grs I to 2 3 2 5Med. prop. —Antiperiodic.

RHEI COMP , U. S. P 2 tO 4 75 3 soMed. prop. — Purgative.

Pulv. Rhei, 2 grs.Purified Aloes, gr.Myrrh, 1 gr.01. Menth. Pip., 1-10 gr.

RHEI ET HYDRARG. 4 grs 2 tO 5 80Med. prop.—Cholagogue Cathartic.

Pulv. Rhei.Mass Hydrarg.Sodii Carb., Exs.

0 /o

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SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. DOSE. PRICE.ioo’s 500*3

RHBI, U. S. P 1 to s

1 to 3

1 to 2

I to 2

I to 3

1 to 3

1 to 2

i to 4

1 to 4

1 to 2

1 to 3

1 to 3

1 to 3

1 to 3

1 to 3

1 to 3

i to 3

1 to 2

2 to 3

2 to 4

2 to 4

1 to 3

1 to 3

1 to 3

$ 75

90

75

i 3°

1 00

5°

75

75

75

5°

40

40

40

40

40

40

40

1 00

60

75

75

75

1 00

1 00

$3 50

4 25

3 So

6 25

4 73

2 25

3 So

3 So

3 50

2 25

1 75

1 75

1 75

1 75

1 75

1 75

1 75

4 75

2 75

3 50

3 So

3 50

4 75

4 75

Med. prop.—Gentle Laxative.Pulv. Rhei, 3 grs.—Pulv. Saponis, 1 gr.

RHEUMATIC ....

Med. prop.—Antirheumatic Purgative.Ext. Coloc. C., 1% gr.Ext. ColchiciAcet., 1 gr.Ext. Hyoscyami, % gr.Hydrarg. Chlor. Mit., % gr.

SALiICYLIC ACID. grsMed. prop.—Antirheumatic.

SALICYLIC ACID, s grsMed. prop,—Antirheumatic.

SALICYLIC ACID COMP.— (SeeCinchoni. Co.)SANTONIN. 1 gr

Med. prop.—-Anthelmintic.RCTT.T./E HD ATP. IT. S P

Med. prop.—Expectorant, Diuretic.Pulv. Scillse, y2 gr.Pulv. Zingib. Jam., 1 gr.Gum Ammoniac, 1 gr.Pulv. Saponis, gr.

SEDATIVEMed. prop.—Sedative.

Ext. Sumbul, l/2 gr.Ext. Valerianae, l/2 gr.Ext. Hyoscyami, y2 gr.Ext. Cannab. Ind., i-iogr.

SILVER NITRAS. % grMed. prop.—Alterative to Mucous Membrane.

SILVER IODID. y grMed. prop.—Alterative to Mucous Membrane.

STOMACHIC (Lady Webster) U. S. PMed. prop. —StimulatingPurgative.

Aloes Soc., z grs,—Gum Mastich, y2 gr.Flor. Rosse, gr.

STRYCHNINA. 1-60 gr

Med. prop,—Nerve Stimulant. Tonic.STRYCHNINA. 1-40 gt

Med. prop.—Nerve Stimulent, Tonic.STRYCHNINA. 1-32 gr

Med. prop.—NerveStimulant, Tonic.STRYCHNINA. 1-30

Med. prop.—Nerve Stimulant, Tonic.STRYCHNINA. 1-20 gr

Med. prop.—Nerve Stimulant, Tonic.STRYCHNINA. 1-16 gr

Med. prop.—Nerve Stimulant, Tonic.STRYCHNINE SULPH 1-32 gr

Med. prop.—Tonic.SYPHILITIC

Med. prop.—Specific Alterative.Potass, lod., grs.Hyd. Chlor. Corros., 1-40gr.

TONICMed. prop.—Tonic.

Ext. Gentian®, 1 gr.Ext. Humuli, y2 gr.Ferri Garb., Sacch., y gr.Ext. Nuc. Vomic®, 1-20 gr.Res. Podopbylli, 1-25 gr.Oleo. Res, Zingiber., i-iogtt.

TRIPLEXMed. prop.—Purgative.

Aloes Socot., 2 grs.—Mass. Hydrarg., 1 gr.Podopbyllin, yA gr. >

TRIP!.EX IMPROVEDMed. prop.—Purgative.

Pulv. Scammon, Virg., x 1-5 gr.Pulv. Aloes Soc,, 1 1-5 gr.Pil. Hydrarg., 1 1-5 gr.Ol. Tiglii

, 1-20 min.01. Carui., y min.Tr. Aloes, et Myrrh., q. s.

ZINC PHOSPHIDE. %, y grMed. prot).—Tonic.

ZINC PHOSPHIDE AND NUX VOMMed. Prop.—Tonic, Stimulant.

Zinc Phos , x-xogr.—Ext. Nuc. Vom., y gr.ZINC VALERIAN, igr

Med. prop.—Antispasmodic.

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SUGAR-COATED GRANULES.SUGAR-COATED GRANULES. DOSE, PRICE.

ioo*s 500*5ACID, AESENIOUS. t-zo, 1-30, 1-50,1-60 gr...

Med. properties—Antiperiodic, Alterative.1 to 2 $ 4° $175

t fn 0 75 3 SoMed. prop. —Nerve Sedative.ALOIN ET STRYCHNIN 2 60 2 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Laxative.

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

ALOIN ET STRYCHNIN. ET BELLA-DON 1 to 2 60 2 75Med. prop. —Tonic, Laxative.

Aloin, 1-5gr.Strychnine, 1-60 gr.Ext. Belladon., l/% gr.

A TROPIN A r-60 gr 1 to 2 3 SoMed. prop. —Anodyne.

I to 2 3 50Med. prop.—Anodyne.

ATBOPINAE SULPH. 1-60 gr I to 2Med. prop.—Same as Atropina.

CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE, 1-12, 1-20, andI to 2 1 75Med. prop..—Mercurial Alterative.

CAULOPHYLLIN. 1-10 grMed. prop.—Emmenagogue.

CTMTOTPIIGIN. i-iogr 1 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Nerve Stimulant.CODEIA. y gr f,

Med. prop.—Anodyne, replacing morphia withoutthe usual disagreeable after-effects produced bythelatter.

o

DIGITALIN. (Alkaloid) 1-60gr I to 2Med. prop.—Arterial Sedative.

I to 2 95 4 5oMed. prop. —Diuretic, Hydragogue Cathartic.EXTRACT BELLADONNA (Eng.) y gr

Med. prop. —Anodyne.I to 3 40 1 7S

EXTRACT IGNATIA AMARA. y grMed. prop.—Nerve Sedative. I tO 2 5° 2 25

EXTRACT CANNABIS INDICA. y gr...Med. prop.—Anodyne.

1 to 4 60 2 75

EXTRACT HYOSCYAMUS (Eng.) y grMed. prop.—Nerve Stimulant.

X to 3 40 1 75

EXTRACT NUC. VOMICA. # and % grMed. prop. —Nerve Stimulant.

1 to 3 40 1 75

rEFlI.S'FlMTN. 1-16 er I to 4 40 1 75Med. prop.—Arterial Sedative.GNT.RTiyiVrTN. V* pt I to 2 2 25Med. prop.—Arterial Sedative.GET.REMTN. y gr I tO 2Med. prop.—Arterial Sedative.HYDBASTIN. y gr I to 2

Med. prop.—Cathartic.

HELONIN. 1-10 gr I to 4 7 7'Med. prop.—Cathartic.

HYOSCYAMLZE. 1-100 gr 3 00 M 75(Crystals Pure Alkaloid.)Med. prop.—Anodyne, Soporific.

T.ERT A NDRTN y gr I to 4Med. prop.—Cathartic.

LEPTANDRIN. y gr I to 4Med. prop.—Alterative.

MERCURY PBOTIODIDE. y gr I to 4Med. prop.—Alterative.

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SUGAK-COATED PILLS IN BULK.NO CHARGE FOR BOTTLES.

Cathartic Comp., U. S. P per pound, $z 15Cathartic Comp., Imp ** x 15CatharticComp., (Warner& Co.’s New Recipe) “ 1 15

1000 10,000VEGETABLE LITER PILLS, ... $ .90 §B.OO

1000 10,000LITTLE CATHARTIC GRANULES, ... § .90 §B.OO

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MERCURY PROTIODIDE. y gr I to 2 $ 5° $2 25Med. prop.—Excitant, Alterative.MERCURY PROTIODIDE. ys gr 2 to 4 40 1 75Med. prop. —Excitant, Alterative.

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MERCURY PROTIODIDE. 1-5 gr t 40 1 75Med. prop.—Excitant, Alterative.MERCURY BmiODIDE, 1-16 gr. 40 * 75 1Med. prop.—Anodyne.

° 4

MORPHIA!AS ACET. y8 gr 1 to 2 70 3 25Med. prop. —Anodyne.

MORPHIMl SULPH. 1-20 gr 1 to 2 40 1 75Med. prop.—Anodyne.

MOEPHI5TA! SUE,PH. i-iogr 1 to 2 5° 2 25Med. prop.—Anodyne.MORPHINj® SULPH. y8 gr I to 2 60 2 75Med. prop.—Anodyne.MORPHIMYB SULPH. 1-6 gr 1 to 2 70 3 2 5Med. prop.—Anodyne.

MORPHIHJB SULPH. y gr 1 to 2 90 4 25Med. prop.—Anodyne.MORPHIHIB VALERIANATE. ya gr

Med. prop.—Anodyne.1 to 2 90 4 25

Mrm.pvrai! .sttlph. y?

gr

PETROLEII COMPMed. prop.—Recommended in Consumption and

Wasting Diseases.Mass. Petrolei., 1 gr.Pix Liquida, 1 gr.Magnes Carb,, y gr.Strychnia Sul., r-roogr.Ol. Gaulther., 1.20 gr.

4 75

PODfVPITVT.T.TTSr 1-10 gr 1 to 4Med. prop.—Cathartic.pnDOPTTYT.T.TTST y gr 1 to 4

Med. prop.—Cathartic.PODOPTTVT.TiTTSr y gr I to 2 50 2 25

Med. prop. —Cathartic.■pODOPHYT.T.TTNr COMP 1 to 2

Med. prop.—Cathartic and Tonic.Podophyllin, y2 gr.Ext. Hyoscyami, gr.Ext. Nuc. Vomica;, 1-16 gr.

RTT.VEIR ISTTTRATE y er i to 4 75Med. prop.—Alterative to Mucous Membrane.

TOT*T'n‘P V qr 1 to 4 75 3 5°Med. prop.—Alterative to Mucous Membrane.

1-16, 1-20, 1-30, 1-32, 1-40, and1 to 3 40Med. prop.—Nerve Stimulant, Tonic.

STRYCHHINTE SULPH. 1-42 gr i to 3 4°, * 75Med. prop.—Tonic.

VERAT'RTNffil STTT,PTT 1-12 gr 5° 2 25Med. prop.—Powerful Topical Excitant.

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ordering or prescribing, please specify WARNER &. CO'S.

DOSIMETRIC GRANULES.The dose is one granule, and repeated to meet the requirements

of the ease.

• Priceper 100.

ACONITINEL— 1-65 gr. (1 milligram).* 75Med. prop.—Nerve Sedative.

ACID AKSENIOSUM 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40Med. prop.—Antiperiodie, Alterative.

ACID PHOSPHOEIC 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40Med. prop.—Nerve Stimulant.

ACID TANNICUM 1-6gr. (1 centigram) 40Med. prop.—Astringent.

ACID SALIOYLICUM 1-6 gr. (1 centigram) 40Med. prop.—Anti-rheumatic.

AHTIMONII ABSENTAS 1-65 gr. (1,milligram) 40Med. prop.—Alterative, Diaphoretic.

ABSENT! lODIDUM 1-65 gr. (1milligram) 40Med. prop.—Alterative.

ASPAEAGIN 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40Mod. prop.—Arterial Sedative.

ATBOPINA3 SULPHAS 1-130 gr. (y2 milligram) 75Med. prop.—Anodyne, Antispasmodlc.

BBUCINE 1-130 gr. QA milligram) 40Med. prop.—Tonic.

BBYOIIF 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50Med. prop.—llydragogue, Cathartic.

CAPPBINH3 ABSENIAS , 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50Med. prop.—Alterative.

CAPPEINiE CITEAS ....1-65 gr. (I milligram) 50Med. prop.—Nerve Stimulant.

OAPPEIN.33 VALEBIANAS .1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50Med. prop.—Stimulant, Antispasmodlc.

CALABABIN SULPHAS 1-130 gr. (]/ 2 milligram) 75Med. prop.—Spinal Sedative.

CALOMEL 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40Med. prop.—Alterative, Purgative.

CAMPHOBSI BEOMATED Y gr. (1 centigram) 40Med. prop.—Sedative.

CIOUTIN'B ; 1-130 gr. milligram) 50Med. prop.—Nerve Sedative.

CICUTINE HYDBOBBOMAS 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 75Med. prop.—Nerve Sedative.

CODEINE 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 75Med. prop.—Hypnotic, Sedative.

COLCHIOIN 1-130 gr. [}/ 2 milligram) 75Med. prop—Sedative, Diuretic, Emetic.

CEOTON CHLOEAL % gr. (1 centigram) 75Med. prop.—Hypnotic.

CUBEBINE - ; - ...1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50Med. prop.—Diuretic.

D ATUBINE 1-130 gr. (y milligram) 75Med. prop.—Narcotic, Anodyne.

DIASTASE Y gr. (1 centigram) 75Med. prop.—Possesses the power of converting starch into sugar

(of the grape).ELATEEINE v 1-65gr. (1 milligram) 75

Med. prop.—Purgative.EMETINE 1-65gr. (1 milligram) 75

Med. prop.—Emetic, Diaphoretic, Expectorant.EBGOTINE Y gr- (1 centigram) 40

Med. prop.—Emmenagogue, Parturient.PEBBI ABSENIAS 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40

Died. prop.—Tonic, Alterative.PEBBI SALICYLAS - Y Sr- (1 centigram) 40

Med. prop.—Tonic.

PEBBI VALEBIANAS Y gr. (1 centigram) 40Med. Prop.—Tonic, Antispasmodlc.

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DOSIMETRIC GRANULES—Continued.Price

per 100.HYDRAEGYEI lODID. RUB 1-65 gr. (1 milligram).! 40Med. prop.—Alterative.

HYDRAEGYEI lODID. VIE % gr. (1 centigram) 40Med. prop.—Alterative.

HYOSCYAMINE 1-130 gr. milligram) 75Med. prop.—Hypnotic, Antispasmodic.

lODOFORM 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40Med. prop.—Alterative.

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

KOOSINE 1-65gr. (1 milligram) 50-

- Med. prop.—Anthelmintic.LITHII CARBONAS % gr. (1 centigram) 50

Med. prop.—Diuretic.LITHII BENZOAS —% gr. (1 centigram) 75

Med. prop.—Diuretic, Expectorant.MORPHINE HYDROBROMAS 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 75

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

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

Med. prop.—Supposed toinfluence the inferior part of the spinalmarrow, diminishing sensation and mobility in the inferior ex-tremities.

PIPERINA 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40Med. prop. —Local and general stimulant.

PICROTOXIN 1-130 gr, (% milligram) 75Med. prop.—Narcotic.

PILOCARPINE 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 75Med. prop.—Sudorific.

PODOPHYLLIN % gr. (1 centigram) 40Med. prop.—Cholagogue, Cathartic.

POTASSII ARSENIAS 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 46Med. prop.—Alterative.

QUASSINj 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50Med. prop.—Tonic, Febrifuge, Anthelmintic.

QUININE HYDROBROMAS % gr. (1 centigram) 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Antispasmodic.

QUININE ARSENIAS 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative.

QUININE HYDEOFERROOYANAS.I-65 gr. (1 milligram) 75Med. prop.—Tonic.

QUININE SALICYLA9 y gr. (1 centigram) 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Stimulant.

QUININE SULPHAS % gr. (1 centigram) 40Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.

QUININE VALERIANAS % gr. (1 centigram) 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Antispasmodic.

SANTONINUM % gr. (1 centigram) 40Med. prop.—Anthelmintic.

SCILLITIN 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50Med. prop.—Cardiac Sedative, Diuretic.

SODII BENZOAS y gr. (1 centigram) 40Med. prop.—Diaphoretic, Expectorant.

SODII SALICYLAS y gr. (1 centigram) 40Med. prop.—Hepatic Stimulant.

STRYCHNINE ARSENIAS , 1-130 gr. {% milligram) 50Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative.

STRYCHNINE HYPOPHOSPHIS...I-130 gr. CMmilligram) 50Med. prop.—Tonic.

STRYCHNINE SULPHAS 1-130 gr. Q4milligram) 40Med. prop.—Tonic.

SULPHUR lODIDUM % gr. (1 centigram) 40Med. prop.—Alterative.

VERATRINA 1-130 gr. (M milligram) 40Med. prop.—Topical Excitant.

ZINCI CYANIDUM 1-65 gr. <1 ’milligram) 40Med. prop.—Antispasmodic.

ZINCI PHOSPHIDUM 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40Med. prop.—Tonic, Stimulant.

ZINCI VALERIANAS % gr. (I centigram) 40Med. prop.—Antispasmodic.

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' WM. R. WARNER & CO.’S *

IquiminepillsMade of pure material and of full weight.

PRICES CURRENT.

Seluble Coated. Cougar.)Per bottle Per bottle

of 100. of 500.PIL. QUINIM SUL., i gr $ .45 $2.00“ “ “ 1 gr 60 2.75“ “ “ 2 grs 1.00 4.75“ “ “ 3 grs 1.45 7.00“ “ “ 5 grs 2.35 11.50

Coated, (Gelatin.)Per bottle Per bottle

of 100. of 500.PIL. QUININE SUL., i gr $ .45 $2.00“ “ “ Igr .60 2.75“ “ “ 2 grs 1.00 4.75“ “ “ 3 grs 1.45 7.00“ “ “ 5 grs ...... 2.35 11.50

Oompireaaed (tablet*.)Per bottle Per bottle

of 100. of 500.PIL. QUININE SUL., 1 gr $ .60 $2.75“ “ “ 2 grs 1.00 4.75

“ “ 3 grs 1.45 7.00“ “ “ 5 grs 2.35 11.50

PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT.

WARNER <Sc CO.’S

Tasteless Quinine TabletsEach Tablet contains 1 gr. Tannate of Quinine

with Chocolate.

Per dozen boxes, of 30 Tablets eacb, $3.00.

Also Tablets each containing 2 grs. Tan. Quinine.Per dozen, $4.00.

WILLIAM R. WARNER & GO.Makers of Soluble Coated Pills,

PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK.

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When ordering or prescribing, please specify WARNER & CO.’S.

ADIlENEiLSOLUBLE COATED PILLS.

DOSE. PRioo's

CE.soo’s

ALOES BT FERRIMed, Prop.—Tonic, Purgative.

Pv. Aloes Socot., y2 gr.Pv. Zingiber Jam., i gr.Ferri Sul. Exs., i gr.Ext. Conii, % gr.

1 to 3 40 I 75

ALOIN COMPMed. Prop.—Tonic, Laxative.

Aloin, Yz gr.Ext. Belladon., Y gr.Podophyllin, % gr.

I to 2 50 2 25

ALOIN ET STRYCHNIN. ET BELLAD.COMP

Med. Prop.Aloin, 1-5 gr.Ext. Belladon., ]/g gr.Strychnin, 1-60 gr.Ext. Cascara Sag., gr.

75 3 50

ANTI-CONSTIPATION. (Palmer) ....

Aloes Soc’t, i gr.Ext. Hyoscyam, i gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom., % gr.Ipecac Pv., i-iogr.

I tO 2 75 3 50

ANTI-DYSPEPTIC. (Fothergill)Pv. Ipecac, % gr.Strychnin, 1-20 gr.Pv. Piper. Nig., grs.Ext. Gentian, 1 gr.

1 75 3 50

EUONYMIN. 1 grMed. Prop.— Tonic, Laxative, Diuretic.

1 to 3 1 25 6 00

EUONYMIN. 2 grsMed. Prop.—Tonic, Laxative, Diuretic.

I to 2 2 OO 9 75

EXT. COCA. 3 grsMed. Prop.—Tonic and Sedative.

I tO 2 80 3 75

COCAINE HYDROCHLOR. 1-10 gr. . . .

Med. Prop. —Stimulant, Tonic, Aphrodisiac.1 50 7 25

ERGOTIN. 2 grsMed. Prop.—Parturient.

I tO 2 i 25 6 00

EXT. EUCALYPTUS. 2 grsMed. Prop.— Diaphoretic, Febrifuge.

I OO 4 75

MORPHINE MURIAS. grMed. Prop. —Anodyne, Soporific.

I 1 50 7 25

MORPHINiB MURIAS. grMed. Prop. —Anodyne, Soporific.

I tO 2 90 4 25

MORPHINE MURIAS. yi grMed. Prop.— Anodyne, Soporific.

I tO 2 60 2 75

NICKEL BROMID. grsMed. Prop.—Recommended in Epilepsy.

I tO 2 1 5° 7 25

POTASS. PERMANGANAS. % grMed. Prop. —Recommended in Amenorrhoea and

Dysmenorrhoea.2 to $

50 2 25

POTASS. PERMANGANAS. 1 grMed. Prop. —As above.

I to 4 75 3 So

POTASS. PERMANGANAS. 2 grs ..

. .

Med. Prop. —As above.I tO 2 I OO 4 75

SUMBUL. COMPExt. Sumbul., 1 gr.Asafoetida, sgrs.Ferri Sulph. Exsic., 1 gr.Acid Arsen. , 1-30gr.

I 50 7 25

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WARNER & CO.’STABLETS OF

(WOUND LIEORIEE POWDER(PULVIS GI.YCYRRHIZA CO., U. S. P.)

Specially Prepared by WM. R. WARNER &ICO.Senna Alex. Sem. Foeniculi. Glycyrrhiza. Sulphur Lotum.

Saccharum Alb.

An agreeable laxative, in doses of 2 to 6 Tablets, to be takenat a time, dissolved in water or in the mouth aa a lozenge.

Per Dozen, §1.75 Per Pound, 75 cts.

WM. B.WAHSFSII is CO.Manufacturing Pharmacists.

PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.

When ordering or prescribing, please specify WARNER & CO.’S,

ABEENIIA.

SOLUBLE COATED PILLS.DOSK.

PRioo’s

ICE.

500*8QUININES ET FBRRI ET ZINCI VALER

Med. Prop.—Recommended for the relief of Melan-cholia, Incipient Insanity, and as being particu-larly adapted for the cure of the worry of nervousfemales.

Quininse Yaler.Ferri ValerZinci Valer. aa i gr.

I i 50 7 25

CHALYBEATE COMPOUND . fW;arner &Co)Med. Prop.—Employed in the treatment of Anemia

Chlorosis, Phthisis, etc.Chalybeate Mass. 2 grs.Ext. Nuc. Vom. % gr.

1 to 3 80

MANGANESE BIN-OXIDE, 2 grsMed. Prop.—Emmenagogue.

I 1 25 6 00

ALOIN, grMed. Prop.—Laxative.

I to 2 75 3 5°

ANTISEPTIC. (Warner & Co.)Med. Prop.—Pil. Antiseptic is prescribedwith great

advantage in cases of Dyspepsia attended withAcid Stomach and Enfeebled Digestion followingan over indulgance in eating or drinking. It isalso useful in Rheumatism.

Sulphite Soda, 1 gr.Salicylic Acid, 1 gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom„% gr.

I to 3 SO

ANTISEPTIC COMP. (Warner & Co.) . .

Med. Prop.—Used with great advantage in cases ofDyspepsia, Indigestion and Malassimilation offood.

Sulphite Soda, 1 gr.Salicylic Acid, 1 gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom. ys gr.Powd. Capsicum, 1-10 gr.Concent. Pepsin, x gr.

i to 3 80

Aloin, y gr.Strychnin, 1-60 gr.Ext. Belladon, % gr.Ipecac, x-16 gr.

I tO 2 75 3 So

QUICKLY SOLUBLE TABLETS

Hypodermic Medication.In compliance with repeated requests from the medical pro-

fession to manufacture quickly soluble Tablets for subcutaneousmedication, we respectfully call attention to the following list.

We desire to emphasize the statement, that in undertakingthe manufacture of these delicate agents, we have devoted muchtime and labor in bringing them to a state of perfection. Wehave been assisted in our efforts by the co-operation of ourmedical friends.

We claim (and a candid comparison will convince any one)for our soluble tablets the following points of superiority, viz:—

1. They are quickly and entirely soluble.2. They are permanent in form; accurate in dose.3. They are safe, and rapid in action.

FORMULAE AND PRICE LIST

WARNER & CO.’S TABLETS.Note. —Our Tablets are put up in tubes containing twenty; also in *

vials containing 100 Tablets. When ordering please specify Wm. R.Warner & Co.’s Hypodermic Tablets.

Price per box, 12 tubes, assorted, 20 tabletsin each, $2.35.

Per Vial Per doz.Per Tube. 100 Tubes.

Pilocarpinse Hydrochlor., I gr $ .20 $ .75 $2.00Ergotin, £ gr 20 .75 2.00Apomorphine, gr 20 .75 2.00Atropinse Snlph., gr 20 .75 2.00Strychnines Sulph., gr 20 .75 2.00Morph. Sul. i gr. et Atrop. Sul. x|7 gr. .25 1.00 2.50Morphinse Sul., | gr 30 1.25 3.00Morphinse Sul., Jgr 25 1.00 2.50Morphinse Sul., igr 25 1.00 2.50Hyoscyamise Sul., 75 3.25 9.00Hydrarg. Bi-Chlor., gr 20 .75 2.00Eserinse Sul., g gr 30 1.25 3.00

THE VIALS SHOULD BE KEPT TIGHTLY CORKED.

Hypodermic Syringes of all grades supplied at manufacturers’ prices.

WILLIAM R. WARNER &, CO.Manufacturers of Soluble Coaled Pills,

1228 MARKET STREET, 22 LIBERTY STREET,PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK.

WARNER & CO.’S•

SOLUBLE COATED PIGELATIN COATED.

LI iS.TRANSPARENT COATED PILLS. DOSE. PRICE.,ioo’s 500’s

ALOES TJ S. P $ 40Med. prop.—Stimulating, Purgative.ALOES ET EERRT TT S P 1 75

2 25

2 25

Med. prop. —Tonic, Purgative.Pur. Aloes, i gr.Aromat. PowcJ., i gr.Ferri Sulph. F.xs., i gr.Confect. Rose, q. s.

ALOES ET MASTICH. (Lady Webster)Med. prop,—Stimulating, Purgative.

ALOES ET MVRR.TT 7E. II. S. P

1 to 2

3 to 6

50

50

So

60

Med. prop, —Cathartic, Emmenagogue.ALOES ET TVTTTC VO MIC AT!

Med. prop. —Tonic, Purgative.Putv. Aloes Soc., i Yq, grs.Ext. Nuc. Vom., Yi gr.

ALOIN ET STEYCH, ET BELLADON...Med. prop.—Tonic, Laxative.

Aloin, jt gr.Strychnine, gr.Ext. Belladon., J gr.

AT.TEPATTVE

2 75

Med. prop.—Alterative, with tendencyto mercurialimpression.

Mass. Hydrarg., i gr.Putv. Opii, % gr.Pulv. Ipecac., Ys gr.

A TSrTT-PlTT.TOTTS (Vegetable') 2 to 3

I to 2

Med., prop.—Cholagogue, Cathartic.Pulv. Ext. Coloc. Comp., 2% grs.Podophyllin, Y gr.

APEPTETNTT 85Med, prop. —Aperient, Tonic.

Ext. Nuc. Vom., Y S r -

Ext. Hyoscyami, % gr -Ext. Coloc. Comp., 2 grs.

Med. prop.—Aperient.Ext. Coloc. Comp., 1 % grs.Ext. Nuc. Vom,, Y gr.Ext. Hyoscyam,, iY grs.Pulv. Ipecac,, gr.Pulv. Aloes Soc., xj gr.Res. Podophylli, gr.

ASS AEOTITTLA TT S.PMed. prop.—Nerve Stimulant.

CAMPHOR ET EXT. HYOSCYAMUSMed. prop.—Anodyne, Cerebral Stimulant.

Camphor, 1 gr.Ext. Hyoscyami, Eng., 1 gr.

CATTTART COMP., U. S. P

1 to 2

2 to 4

2 to 4

2 tO 3

I to 3

I tO 2

So

So

2 25

Med. prop.—Cathartic.OATTTAHT comp., improved

Med, prop.—Cathartic.Ext. Coloc. Comp.,Ext. Jalap,Podophyllin, Leptandrin,Ext. Hyoscyami,Ext. Gentian.,Ol. Menth. Pip.

CATTTART. COMP., VEGETABLE SoMed. prop.—Cathartic.Podophyllin, Scammony,Ext. Colocynth,Aloes, Soap, and Cardamom.

CINCHONTNAE SULPH. 114 grsMed. prop. —Tonic, Anti-periodic.

CINCHONTDIITJESALICYLATE. *^grs.Med. prop.—Anti-rheumatic.

CTT\rCTTOTSrTDTT\r TfP. STTLPH. 1 gr

/J

i So 7 25

Med. prop.—Anti-malarial, Anti-periodic.CTTSTCTTOTNTDTTSr 7B1 STTLPH. 2 ers x to 3 65

Med. prop.—Anti-malarial, Anti-periodic.

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When ordering or prescribing be careful to specify WARNER &. CO’S

GELATIN COATED PILLS. DOSE, PRICE,ioo\s 500*5

CINGHONIDINJE SULPH 3 grs

Med. prop.—Anti-malarial, Anti-periodic.COLOCYNTH.et hydrarg. et ipe-

cac 1 to 3Med. prop.—Cholagogue, Cathartic.Pulv. Ext. Coloc. Comp., 2 grs.Pit. Hydrarg., 2 grs.Pulv. Ipecac., ]/r gr.

COLOCYNTH. PIT HYOSCYAMUSMed. prop.—Gentle Laxative.

Ext. Coloc. Comp., 2% grs.Ext. Hyoscyami, i 1 grs.

DAMIAN AE CUM PHOS. ET NTJC. VOM.Med. prop.—Aphrodisiac.

Ext. Damianse, 2 grs.Phosphori, too gr.Ext. Nnc. Vom., Yi gr.

DIGBSTIYA

I to 2 #1 So

75

751 25

1 So

75.

$7 25

Med. prop.—Useful in Indigestion.Pepsin Concentrat., t gr.Pulv. Nuc. Vom., gr.Gingerine, gr.Sulphur, ys gr.

mnPPAT.TW ('AUraioid’l JL pt..... 3 50Med. prop.—Arterial Sedative.

1 TP.TVnVTTilAr ATrOfi-TITri i to 3Med. prop.—Active Emmenagogue, Tonic

Ergotine, 1 gr.Ext. Hellebor. Nig., 1 gr.Aloes, 1 gr.Ferri Sulph. Exs., 1 gr.01. Sabinte, gr.

Med. prop.—Parturient.3 50Med. prop.—Tonic.

GONOEEHCEA 1 to 3Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative to Mucous Mem-brane.

Pulv. Cubeb, 2 grs.Bals. Copaib. Solid., 1 gr.Ferri Sulph., % gr.Terebinth. Vend., grs.

HEP5 A TIC A 80Med. prop. —Cholagogue, Cathartic.

Pil. Hydrarg., 3 grs.Ext. Coloc. Comp., 1 gr.Ext. Hyoscyami, 1 gr.

HYDEARGYEI, U. S. P. 3 grsMed. prop.—Mercurial Alterative.

IPECAC. ET OPII (Pulv. Dover!, U. S. P.).

2 to 3

1 to 3

40

50

6s

t 75

Med. prop.—Anodyne, Soporific,IPECAC. ET OPII. s grs

Med. prop.—Anodyne, Soporific.T. A Y A TTVE

Med. prop. —Gentle Purgative.Pulv. Aloes Soc , 1 gr.Sulphur, £ gr.Res. Podophylli, jL gr.Res. Guaiaci, gr.Syr. Rhamni, q. s.

MORPHIN'AE SULPH. gr 40

50

1 75Med. prop.— Anodyne.MORPHIN2E SULPH. w gr

Med. prop.—Anodyne.MORPTTTN 7W. STTT.'PET V9 gr

Med. prop.—Anodyne.ATOP■PTTTN 7R1 STTT.PH Vh gr 70

90

1 So

90

2 50

1 50

Med. prop.—Anodyne. '

MORPTTTN 7P\ SULPH gr 4 25

7 25

4 25

12 25

7 25

Med. prop.—Anodyne.MORPHTN 7E RTTLPH. Y gr

Med. prop. — Anodjme.MORPTTTN/E VAT.BHTAWAS. Vs vr

Med. prop. —Anodyne.NEURALGIC

Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative, Anodyne.Quininse Sulph., 2grs.Morphinae Sulph., gr.Strychnin, Aj gr.Acid Arsenious, gr.Ext. Aconiti, gr.

NEURALGIC. (One-half Size) 1 to 3Med. prop.—As above.

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1CO’S

GELATIN COATED PILLS. DOSE. PRICE,loo’s 500’s.

9 75

2 25

Med. prop.—Anodyne.Ext. Hyoscyami, % gr.Ext. Conii, yi gr.Ext, Ignat. Amar., gr.Ext. Opii, % gr.Ext. Aconiti, y gr.Ext. Cannab. Ind., y gr.Ext. Stramon., £ gr.Ext. Belladon., % gr,

OPII U. S P I gr

Med. prop.—Anodyne.OPII ET CAMPHOR $ 60

Med. prop.—Anodyne, Nerve Sedative.Pulv. Opii, i gr.Camphors, 2 grs.

PHOSPFOBI COMPMed. prop. —Nerve Tonic.

Phosphori, rhs gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom., y gr.

PHOSPHORI CUM CANTHAE. COMPMed. prop.—Stimulating Emmenagogue and Diu-

retic.Phosphori, J* gr.Pulv. Nuc. Vom., z gr.Sol. Cantharidis Con., 1 m.

PHOSPHORI CUM EEBRO

I tO 2 I 50

Med. prop.—APowerful Nervine Tonic and BloodRestorer.

Phosphori, gr.Ferri Redact., 1 gr.

PHOSPHORI CUM FERRO ET HUG.VOM 1 to 2

I to 2

I tO 2

I 25

I 25

I 60

Med. prop.—Nerve Stimulant, Tonic.Phosphori, gr.Ferri Carb., 1 gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom., y gr.

PHOSPHORI CUM FERRO ET QUI-NINA

Med. prop.—Nerve Tonic.Phosphori, gr.Ferri Carb,, 1 gr.QuininseSulph., 1 gr.

PHOSPHORI CUM FERRO ET QUI-NTNA E1T NUC. VOM

Med. prop.—Nerve Tonic.Phosphori, T J5 gr.Ferri Carb., 1 gr.QuininsSulph., 1 gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom., y gr.

PHOSPHORI CUM QUININA ET FER-RO EVP STRYCHNIN I 60

Med. prop.—Powerful Nerve Stimulant.Phosphori, rfin gr -

Quininte Sulph., 1 gr.Ferri Redact!, 1 gr.Strychnin, gr.

PHOSPHORI CUM FERRO ET STRYCH-NIN

Med. prop.—Nerve Tonic and Stimulant.Phosphori, gr.Ferri Carb., 1 gr.Strychnin., gr.

PFnspwnRT OTTM NUC. VOMMed. prop.—Nerve Tonic and Stimulant.

Phosphori, A gr.Ext. Nuc. Vom., % gr.

PHOSPHORI CUM QUININxE COMPMed. prop. —Nerve Tonic.

Phosphori, gr.Ferri Redact., x gr.Quininte Sulph., l/2 gr.Strychnin., gr.TOOTH (Merck's). 5. grs

I I 35

85

75Med. prop.—Alterative.

pOTTOPHYT.T.T CDr. E. R. Squibb) 3 SoRes. Podophylli, y gr.Pulv. Capsici, gr.Ext. Belladon,, gr.Pulv. Sacch. Fact., 1 gr.Acacia and Glycerine., ak q. s.

QUINTN7R RT-SITT,PH. V, gr I to 4Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.

QXJINTN AP. RT-SUT.PTT I gr 60 2 75Med, prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.

Particular attention given to the Manufactureof Special Formulae.

ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON REQUEST.

When ordering or prescribing be careful to specify WARNER & CO'S

GELATIN COATED PILLS. DOSE. PRICE.loo's 500*8

QUININ AS BI-SULPH. 2 grs 1 to 3

1 to 2

t to 2

I to 3

1 to 2

I to 2

I to 4

I to 3

1 to 3

1 to 2

1 to 2

i to 2

I to 2

I 00

1 45

a 35

1 00

90

$1 00

45

60

1 00

1 45

2 35

75

75

4 75

7 00

11 so

4 75

4 *5

$4 75

2 00

2 75

4 75

7 00

ii 50

3 5°

3 50

Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.QUININA3 BI-SULPH. 3 grs

Med. prop. — Tonic, Anti-periodic.QUININE BI-SULPH. 5 grs

Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.QUININAE CUM CAPSICUM

Med. prop.—Anti-periodic, Stimulant.Quininae Sulph., 1 gr.Capsicum, gr.

QUININAS ET PERRI CIT 2 grs

Med. prop. —Tonic, Anti-periodic.QUININAE ET PERRI ET STRYCHNIN.

Med. prop. —Tonic, Anti-periodic.QuininaeSulph., 1 gr.Fer. Carb. (Vallett’s), 2 grs.Strych. Sulph., gr.

QUININaE SULPH. % grMed. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.

QUININAE SULPH. 1 grMed, prop.—Tonic, Anti periodic.

QUININAE SULPH 2 grs

Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.QUININAE SULPH. t grs

Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.QTTTT>JTN A51 RUT, PIT. s grs

Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic.S A T.TOYT.TC ACID. a 14 grs

Med. prop.—Anti-rheumatic.SEDATIVE

Med. prop.—Sedative.F.xt. Sumbul, % gr.Ext. Valerian, gr.Ext. Hyoscyami, y2 gr.Ext. Cannab. Irid., Aj gr.

PARVULES.DOSES FOR FREQUENT REPETITION.

We have prepared this new class of preparations, denominated Parvules todistinguish them from Pitts and Granules. They are designed for theadminis-tration of medicines in doses for children, and for frequent repetition in case ofadults. It is claimed by some practitioners that small doses given at short inter-vals exert a more salutary effect.

GRANULES MUST NUT BE SUBSTITUTED FOR PARVULES.

Price 25 Cents per Bottle of 100 Each.$l.lO in Bottles of 500 Eacli.

Pocket Cases Furnished with 20 Varieties, for Practitioners, Price sg.oo, Net.“ “

“ JO ““

“

2.g0“

Handor Buggy Cases Furnished with 40 Varieties.... 20.00“

The dose of Parvules will vary from one to four, according to age, or the fre-quencyof their administration. For instance, one Parvule every hour, or twoevery two hours, and so on, for adults. For children, one three times a day astheminimum dose..; —

ACIDI AESEMOSI i-toogr.Medical properties—Alterative, Antiperiodic.

ACIDI SALICYLICI i-iogr.Med. prop.—Antirheumatic.

ACIDI TAHHICI '. 1-20 gr.Med. prop.—Astringent.

ACONTTI BAD 1-20 gr.Med. prop.—Narcotic, Sudorific.

ALOIH i-to gr.Med. prop.—Cathartic.

ALUMIIIS I-iogr.Med. prop. —Astringent.

AMMONII CHLCIRIDI i-iogr.Med. prop.—Diuretic, Stimulant.

AHTIMONH ET POTASS. TART x-ioogr.Med. prop.—Expectorant, Alterative.

AEIICJI PL05..... i-Sgr.Med. prop. —Narcotic, Stimulant, Diaphoretic.

ARSEWICI lODIDI gr.Med. prop.—Alterative.

BELLADOETBTiE POL 1-20 gr.Med. prop.—Narcotic Diaphoretic, Diuretic.

CALOMEL 1-20 gr.Med. prop.—Alterative, Purgative.CAMPHORJe 1-20 gr.Med. prop.—Diaphoretic, Carminative.

CA3STTHARIDIS 1-50 gr.Med. prop.—Diuretic, Stimulant.

CAPSICI. 1-20 gr,Med. prop.—Stimulant and Carminative.

CATHARTIC COMP. GEEICLN AL i-3 gr.Med. prop.—Cathartic.

CATHARTIC COMP. IMPROVED r-3 gr-Med, prop.—Cathartic.

DIGITALIS POL- 1-20 gr.Med. prop.—Sedative, Narcotic, Diuretic.

DOVER’S POWDER 1-3 gr.Med. prop.—Anodyne, Soporific.

ERGOTLNYE.... ,1-10 gr.

Med. prop.—Emmenagogue, Parturient.PERRI REDUCTI i-iogr,

Med. prop.—Tonic.GELSBMIHI RAD r-5° gr.

Med. prop.—Nervous and Arterial Sedative.HYDRARG. 81-CHLOR i-toogr

Med. prop.—Mercurial, Alterative.HYDRARG. CUM GRETA i-iogr. IMed. prop.—Alterative.HYDRARG. lODID VIR 1-20 gr.

Med. prop.—Alterative.HYDRASTIH 1-20 gr.

Med. prop.—Tonic, Astringent.lODOPORMI i-iogr.

Med. prop.—Alterative.IPECAC 1-50 gr.

Med. prop.—Emetic, Expectorant.MORPHIMYE SULPH i-5° gr.

Med. prop.—Narcotic, Sedative.3STUCIS VOMICiE 1-50 gr.

Med. prop.—Tonic, Stimulant.OPII 1-40 gr.

Med. prop.—Narcotic, Sedative, Anodyne.PHOSPHORUS gr.

Med. prop.—Nerve Stimulant.PIPBRLKLE 1-20 gr.

Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic, Carminative.PODOPHYLLIHI r-4°gr.

Med. prop.—Cathartic, Cholagogue.POTASSII BBOMIDI i-S gr.

Med. prop.—Alterative, Resolvent.POTASSII ARSEHITIS 1-100 gr.

Med. prop.-—Alterative.POTASSII KTITRATIS i-togr.

Med. prop.—Diuretic and Refrigerant.QUIHLE SULPHATIS 1-10 gr.

Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.SAWTOHim 1-10 gr.

Med. prop.—Anthelmintic.STEYCHMj® 1-100gr.

Med, prop. —Nerve Stimulant, Tonic.

PARVULESALE] IN, Parv. 1-10 gr.

Med. Prop.—A most desirable Cathartic.The most useful application of these Parvules is in periodic irregulari-

ties—Dysmenorrhcea and Aramenorrhoea. They shouldbe given in doses ofone or two every evening at and about the expected time.

Dose. —4 to 6at once. This number of Parvules taken at any time,will be found to exert an easy, prompt and ample cathartic effect, unattendedwith nausea, and in all respects furnishing the most desirable aperient andcathartic preparation in use. For habitual constipation, they replace whentaken in single parvules, the various medicated waters, avoiding the quantityrequired by the latter as a dose, which fills the stomach and deranges thedigestiveorgans.

CALDMELj Parv. 1-2□ gr.Med. Prop. Purgative.

Dose. —i to 2 every hour. Two Parvules of Calomel, taken everyhour,until five or six doses are administered, (which will comprise but halfa grain),produce an activity of the liver, which will be followed by bilious dejectionsand beneficial effects, that twenty grains of Blue Mass or ten grains of Calomelrarely cause, and sickness of the stomach does not usually follow.

PQI3DPHYLLIN, Parv. 1-40 gr.Med. Prop.—Cathartic, Cholagogue.

Two Parvules of Podophyllin, administered three times a day will re-establish and regulate the peristaltic action and relieve habitual constipationadd tone to the liver, and invigorate the digestive functions.

THE GREAT GERMICIDE.

Corros. Sublimate, Parv. MOO grMed. Prop.—An Alterative and Germicide.

Recently, Corros. Sub., in small doses, has been administeredwith mostgratifying results in certain forms of Chronic Dyspepsia.

Dos.—One Parvule, repeated according to the age or nature of the dis-ease. Riuger and other eminent therapeutists extol very highly i-ioo gr. indysentery of children, regarding it as almost as specific.

PREPARD ONLY BY

WILLIAM R. WARNER & CO.Gentlemen:—

Although a practitioner of over forty years, I think I may feel privilegedtoexpress my great pleasure and appreciation of the newclass of remedies pre-pared by you, called “Parvules,” Iregard them the greatest improvement inmodern medicine, and I could scarcely practice my profession without them, asthey are so handy, so convenient and easily taken by children and adults,Their most important quality is their unvarying and reliable strength andefficacy. 1 can obtain with a grain or less of Calomel, with a grain or less ofAloin, and with a grain or less of Podophyllin, divided respectively into thetenth, twentieth, or fortieth ofa grain, in “ Parvules,” all that 1 could desirein most cases, and in a more satisfactory manner than in the usual form. 1have used successfully a “Parvul” of one-fiftieth ofa grain of Sulph. Mor-phia repeatedly for two or three hours, and have relieved pain without theleast nausea or vomiting in patients that could not bear opiates in any otherform; I do not know what to attribute this to, except the peculiar mode ofpreparing the “ Pakvuls,” as they are soreadily dissolved and absorbed afterbeing taken, and in indorsing them I must disclaim any favoritism or sympathywith Homoepathy; a Parvule givenevery hourit will be seen is not Homoepathy,in theory or practice. I usuallygive two Parvules of Calomel every hour untilsix or seven doses are taken, and the result is the same as with ten grains ofthe same, without the embarrassing effect. I give four or five Parvules ofAloin, the effect is the same as four or five Cathartic Pills, also with the Podo-phyllin Parvules: they will relieve habitual constipation, derangement of theliver and digestive organs, if given, one two or three times a day.

(1 have nodoubt that every practitioner who will use these “Parvuls’will find the same results which convinced me of their importance and con-venience. Ihave no other medicine chest in mydaily rounds, than mypocketcase of Parvules.

Yours very truly, GEORGE P. REX, M. D.,To Messrs. Wm. R. Warner &• Co. Reaville, N. J.

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LIST OF ODORS AND PRICESJockey Club, White Rose, New-Mown Hay,

West End, Jasmine, Heliotrope,Frangipanni, Tuberose, Violet,

Ylang Ylang, Bouquet, Musk.PRICE, $3.00 PER PINT, in Warner’s Patent Bottles.

PRICE, §2.50 PER PINT, in ordinary bottles.

WARNER & CO.’SSACHET POWDERS.

The following variety ofodors will be found delicateand very lasting, and equalin all respects to anything ofthe kind hitherto offered tothe trade.

They are sold at the pricesannexed, in ordinary wide-mouth corked bottles.

When put up in Warner’spatent bottle with handsomeglass label, an additionalcharge of 50 cts. per pintbottle, and 78 cts. per quartbottle, is made.

LIST OF ODORS AND PRICES.Frangipanni, Milleflkur, Heliotrope,

Jockey Club, West End, Mignonette,Bouquet, New-Mown Hay, Violet,

Ylang Ylang, Musk, Rose TairutPrice per pound, hall pound bottles, §2.50

“ “ “ quarter “ “ 2.75PREPARED BY

WM. R. WARNER «& CO.,Manufacturing Chemists,

1228 Market St., Philadelphia; 22 Liberty St., N.Y.

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Standard Uiml Fluid UsDIRECTIONS FOR MAKING WINES, SYRUPS, AND

TINCTURES, THEIR DOSES AND MEDICALPROPERTIES ON EACH LABEL.

Report of Franklin Institute, Exhibition of American Manufac-turers:

“Fluid Extracts manufactured by Wm. R. Warner are well madeand above the standard of commercial articles of the kind.”—Edward Parrishand others. Committee.


FLUID EXTKAOTS. Dose inMinims

Priceper

Pint.

ACONITE LEAVES (Aconitum Napellus)Med. property.—Sedative.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.

1 to s JjSx 00

ACONITE ROOT (Aconitum Napellus)Med. prop.—Sedative.

Tincture, U. S. P.—F. E. 6 fl. oz., Alcohol 10 fl. oz.

I to 3 I IO

AGRIMONY", XJ. S. R., (Agrimonium Eupatoria)Med. prop.—Astringent, Stimulant.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.Wine—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Sherry Wine 14 fl. oz.

30 to 60 I OO

AILANTHUS GLANDULOSAMed. prop.—Antispasmodic.

10 to 30 I 90

ALOES [Aloe Socotrina)Med. prop.—Active Cathartic, Emmenagogue.

ALSTONIA CONSTRICTAMed. prop.—Used in Malaria.

ANAGALLIS ARVENSIS [Scarlet Pimpernel)Med. prop.—Used in Rheumatism.

10 to 20 1 50

3 00

2 00

ANGELICA [Angelica Archangelica)

Med. prop.—Aromatic Tonic.Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 12 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 3 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 13 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

30 to 60 140

ARBOR VIT-zB [Thuya Occidentalis)Med. prop. —Antiperiodic, Emmenagogue.

Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 10 fl. oz.. Water2 fl. oz.

Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

30 to 60 1 20

ARECA NUTS [Areca Catechu)Med. prop. —Powerful Astringent, Vermifuge.

60 to 360 180

ARNICA FLOWERS [Arnica Montana)Med. prop.—Stimulant, Diuretic.

Tincture—F. E. 3 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 13 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

10 to 30 I OO

ARNICA ROOTMed. prop. —Same as the Flowers. 4 to 15 I 25

AROMATIC, U. S. PMed. prop.—Aromatic. 30 to 60 2 OO

BAEL FRUIT [rEgle Marmelos)Med. prop. —Astringent. 60 to 240 2 OO

BALM [Melissa Officinalis)Med. prop. —Used chiefly as a flavor.

I 20(0240 1 OO

BALMONY [Chelone Glabra)

Med. prop. —Tonic, Aperient.Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Hot Water 14 fl. oz.

30 to 60 80

BARBERRY" BARK [Berberis Vulgaris)Med. prop. —Tonic, Laxative.

Tincture—F. E. 3 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 13 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. x fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

30 to 60 I OO

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FLUID EXTRACTS. Dose inMinims.

Priceper

Pint.

BAYBEBBY (Myrica Cerifera) 30 to 60Med. prop.—Tonic, Astringent.

Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 12 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

3 20Med. prop. —Tonic, Astringent.

Med. prop. —Tonic, Stimulant.

BELLADONNA FOL. {Atropa Belladonna ) 1 30Med. prop.—Narcotic, Diaphoretic, Diuretic.


BELLADONNA ROOT, U. S. P (Atropa Bella-I 30Med. prop.—Alterative, Diuretic, Diaphoretic.

BEBBERIS AQUIFOLIUM 15 to 60[ Med. prop.—Alterative, Tonic.


60 to 120Med. prop. —Astringent, Tonic, Alterative.

Tincture—F. E, 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Hot Water 14 fl. oz.

20 to 30Med. prop.—Astringent.

30 to 60 1 60Med. prop.—MildlyNarcotic, Astringent.

BITTER ROOT (Apolynum Androsamifolium) 10 to 50Med. prop,—Emetic, Diaphoretic, Tonic.Tincture—F. E. 2 fl, oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

30 to 60 80Med. prop.—Mild Narcotic, Alterative.

Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 12 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 3 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 12 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. x fl. oz.. Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

30 to 60 75Med. prop. —Astringent, Tonic.Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Water 14 fl. oz.

30 to 60 SOMed. prop. —Astringent, Tonic.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 4 fl. oz,. Simp. Syrup 12 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Hot Water 14 fl. oz.

BLACK COHOSH (Cimicifuga Racemosa)...Med. prop.—Tonic, Stimulant, Nervine.

Tincture—F.E. 4 fl. oz., Alcohol8 fl. oz., Water 4 fl, oz.

30 to 60 t OS

60 to 120 I IOMed. prop.—Antispasmodic, Diuretic, Tonic.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Hot Watei 15 fl. oz.

Med. prop,—Tonic,An Aperiodic, Stimulant,Carminative.Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Alcohol 14 fl. oz.

BLACK WALNUT LEAVES (7uglans Nigra) 1 75

20 to 60 95Med. prop.—Tonic, Diaphoretic, Emetic.

2 to 40 90Med. prop.—Emetic, Stimulant, Expectorant.

Tincture, U. S. P.—F. E. 3 fl. oz., Alcohol 10 fl. oz.Vinegar—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Acetic Acid 14 fl. oz.

xo to 40 90Med. prop.—Emmenagogue. Diuretic, Diaphoretic.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz,, Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

When ordering or prescribing be careful to specify WARNER & CO’S

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Priceper

Pint,

BLUE FLAG (Iris Versicolor) 20 to 40 $1 00Med. prop.—Alterative, Diuretic,Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz,, Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. x fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

15 to 30 1 S°Med. prop.—Bitter Tonic.

I to 5 3 40Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Alcohol 14 fl. oz.

30 to 60 80Med. prop.—Tonic, Diaphoretic, Emetic.Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 12 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 4 fl. oz.. Simp, Syrup iz fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

20 to 60Med. prop.—Demulcent, Refrigerant.

30 to 60 90Med. prop.—Diuretic, Cathartic, Emetic.Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol X4 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

30 tO 120 1 35ed. prop. —Stimulant, Diuretic, Diaphoretic.

BUCHU LONGLEAP 30 to 60

5 to 60

1 90BUCHU COMPOUND

ContainingBuchu, Cubebs, Uva Ursi and Juniper.Infusion—F. E. s fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz. 1

BUCHU AND PAREIEA BBAVA 30 to 60Med. prop.—Diuretic.

Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 8 fl. oz., Water4 fl. oz.

|

BUCKBEAN LEAVES {Menyanthos Trifoliata )

Med. prop.—Tonic, Purgative.20 tO 30 i 10 !

BUCKEYE BARE {JEsculus Glabra) 30 to 60

6o to 120BUCKTHORN (,Rhamnus Catharticus)Med. prop—Hydragogue Cathartic.

Syrup—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Syrup 12 fl. oz.

BUCKTHORN BARK, U. S. P. (.Rhamnus Fran-60 to 120

Med. prop. —Mild Cathartic.

60 to 120 85Med. prop.—Mild Narcotic, Astringent.

Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 12 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 4 fl. oz.. Simp. Syrup 12 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

BURDOCK {Lappa Minor)Med. prop.—Aperient, Diaphoretic, Diuretic.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Water 15 fl. oz.

30 to 60 90

1 20Med. prop.—Aperient, Diaphoretic.

BUTTERNUT BARK(W«»I Cinerea) 60 to 120 85Med. prop.—Mild Cathartic.

Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz,, Dil. Alcohol 12 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 11 fl. oz., F. E.

Cassia 1 fl. oz.

BUTTON SNAKEROOT (Liatris Spicata) 40 to 80 90Med. prop.—Diuretic, Tonic, Stimulant, Emmenagogue,


I to 3 3 ™

Med. prop.—Gastric Irritant, Spinal Sedative.Tincture, U. S. P.—F. E. fl.oz., Alcohol 13% fl. oz.

20 to 60 1 10Med. prop.—Aromatic, Stimulant.

Infusion—F. E. i fl, oz., Water 15 fl. oz.CALENDULA FLOWERS {Calendula Officinalis)...

Med. prop.—Antispasmodic, Sudorific.60 to 120 2 25

CALIFORNIAFEVER BUSH (GarryaFremontii)Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-intermittent, Sedative.

5 to 30 3 5°


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Pint.

CALIFORNIA LAUREL (Umbellaria Califarnica)..Med. prop.—Used in Nervous Headache, Atonic Diar-

rhoea, etc.

5 to 20 $4 00

I 50Med. prop.—Used in Hemorrhage and Diarrhoea.

CANELLA (Canella Alia) 20 to 30 85Med. prop.—Stimulant, Tonic, Cordial.


3 5°For External Use.

30 to 60 I IOMed. prop.—Stomachic, Carminative.


CARDAMOM COMPOUND 20 to 40 2 60Cardamom, Caraway and Cinnamon.Med. prop.—Aromatic, Carminative ; useful as an adju-

vant.Tincture, U. S. P.—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Honey 1 fl. oz,,

Dil. Alcohol 18 fl. oz.

CARDAMOM SEEDS (Elettaria Cardamomum)Med. prop.—Aromatic, Stimulant.

20 to 40 4 15

3 5°Med. prop.—Alterative. Claimed also to be a Diuretic

and Sudorific.CASCARA AMAEGA 60 to 120

Med. prop.—Alterative.

CASCARA SAGRADO 60 to 240Introduced as a remedy for Habitual Constipation and

Dyspepsia.

20 tO 40 90Med. prop.—Aromatic, Stimulant, Tonic.


IS to 30 1 60Med. prop.—Stimulant, Aromatic, Astringent.

60 to 240 1 60Med. prop.—Cathartic, promotes secretion of milk.

10 to 3:)

60 to 180 80Med. prop.—Carminative, Diuretic, Diaphoretic.

Syrup—F. E. a fl. oz.. Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

5 tri I 60Med. prop.—Powerful Stimulant.

Tincture, U. S. P.—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 18 fl. oz.Water 1 fl. oz.

Infusion—F. E. fl. oz., Hot Water 15% fl. oz.

I to 8Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic, Antispasmodic.CELERY SEED ( Apium Graveolens)

Med. prop.—Nervine Stimulant. 20 to 40 1 5°

30 to 60Med. prop.—Tonic.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Simp. Synip 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Water 15 fl. oz.Wine —F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Sherry Wine 14 fl, oz.

CERCIS CANADENSIS 15 to 30Med. prop.—Claimed to be a positive remedy in ChronicDiarrhoea, Dysentery, etc.

CEREUS GRANDIPLOHUSMed. prop.—Sedative, Diuretic. Especially useful in

functional diseases of the heart attended with irregu-larity of action.

CEREUS McDONALDIIMed. prop.—Similar to Cereus Grandifiorus.

5 to 20 1 80Med. prop.—Acrid Drastic Emeto-Cathartic.


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Priceper

Pint.

CHAMOMILE {Anthemis Nobilis) 20 to 60 $1 10Med. prop.—Tonic, Diaphoretic.

Infusion—F. E. fl. oz., Water fl. oz.

CHAMOMILE GERMAN {Matricaria Chamomilla)Med, prop.—Tonic.

30 to 60 I 20

CHESTNUT LEAVES (Castanea Vesca ) 60 tO 120 goMed. prop.—Astringent.

Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz,, Di!. Alcohol 4 fl, oz.. Water8 fl. oz.

Syrup—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 12 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. fl, oz.. Hot Water 1 pint.

30 to 60 2 OOMed. prop.—Apleasant Aromatic Bitter, recommended in

Atonic Dyspepsia.

20 tO 30 1 35Med. prop.—Bitter Tonic.

Tincture—F. E, 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl, oz.Infusion—F. E. fl. oz.. Hot Water 16 fl. oz.

CINCHONA AROMATIC 30 to 60 I 90Containing Cinchona, Orange Peel, Coriander, Caraway,

Cinnamon, and Serpentaria.Med. prop.—Aromatic, Tonic, Antiperiodic.

Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 8 fl. oz., Water4 fl. oz.

CINCHONA CALISAYA {Cinchona Flava) 20 tO 60 3 ooMed. prop. —Tonic, Antiperiodic.

Tincture—F. E. 3 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 13 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Ar. Sul. Ac. 1 fl. dr.. Water

15 fl. oz.Wine—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Deod. Alcohol 1 fl. oz., Sherry

Wine 13 fl. oz.

CINCHONA COMR 30 to 60 2 00Containing Red Cinchona, Bitter Orange, and Serpen-

taria.Med. prop,—Stomachic, Cordial, Tonic.

Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz,, Dil. Alcohol 1 pt.CINCHONA "P A T.TiTD A 60 to 120 , m

Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.

CINCHONA RUBRA 20 tO 60 3 00Med. prop. —Tonic, Antiperiodic.

Infusion—F. E. i fl. oz., Ar. Sul. Ac. 1 fl. dr. Water15 fl. oz.

40 to 80 80Med. prop.—Diuretic.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

5 to 10 135Med.prop.—Aromatic Stimulant.Infusion—F. E. 2 fl. dr.. Hot Water 15 fl, oz.

60 to 120 2 25Med. prop.—Powerful Nervous Excitant.

Syrup—F. E. 3 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 11 fl. oz., Lime-Water 2 fl. oz.

Infusion—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Cold Water 10 fl. oz., Lime-Water4 fl. 02.

Use Warner’s Liq. Coca.COFFEE, FOR SYRUP {Caffea Arabica) i20t0240 150

Med. prop.—Antisoporific, Anti-Emetic, Stimulant.COLCHICUM BOOT ( Colckicum Autumnale) 3 to 10

'

1 10Med. prop.—Sedative, Alterative, Diuretic.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Wine, U. S. P.—F. E. 6 fl. oz.. Strong. White Wine

9 fl. oz.

COLCHICUM SEED ( Colckicum Autumnale) 5 to 15 1 40Med. prop.—Sedative, Alterative, Diuretic.

Tincture, U. S. P.—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 1 pt.Wine,U.S.P.—F. E. 2% fl.oz.. Strong.WhiteWine 1 pt.

30 to 60 80Med. prop.—Emollient, Demulcent.


■ 20 to 40 105Med. prop.—Mild Tonic.

Tincture,U. S. P.—F. E. 1 Vn fl.oz., Dil. Alcohol 15 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. % fl, oz., Hot Water 1 pt.


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Priceper

Pint.

I4ptoz4o 1° 9°Med. prop.—Demulcent, Astringent.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.Wine—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Sherry Wine 14 fl. oz.

CONIUM,U. S. P., (Conium Maculatum—green unripe3 to 5 1 25

Med. prop.—Narcotic, Sedative.Tincture, U. S. P.—F. E. 2fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 1 pt.

5 to 20 1 °5Med. prop.—Sedative, Powerful Narcotic Poison.

20 to 60 I IOMed. prop.—Aromatic, Stimulant; employed as an adju-

vant.

IO to 20 I 30Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.

60 tO 120 125Med. prop.—Diuretic. Used in Nephritic affections.

GOTO BASK 2 tO IO 3 60Med. prop.—Recommended in Dysentery, Diarrhoea,

Neuralgia, Rheumatism, and Gout.Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Alcohol 10 fl. oz,. Water

4 fl. oz.

COTTON ROOT BARK {Gossypium Herbaceum)Med. prop.—Emraenagogue, Parturient.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 4 fl. oz.. Hot Water 12 fl, oz.

60 to 240 I IO

40 to 80 8SMed. prop.'—Antispasmodic.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl oz.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

30 to 60 90Med. prop. —Astringent.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

15 to 30 4 00Med. prop.—Diaphoretic.

CUCUMBER TREE (FLOWERS) (.Magnolia Acu-30 to 60 3 00

Med. prop.—Tonic, DiaphoreticCUBEBS, ALCOHOLIC {Piper Cubeba) 30 to 60 3 °o

Med. prop.—Stimulant, Diuretic.Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Alcohol 14 fl. oz.

20 tO 60 i 30Med. prop.—Laxative, Cholagogue, Cathartic.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 4 fl. oz.. Simp. Syrup 12 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

10 to 30

30 to 602 50

Med. prop. —Aphrodisiac, Tonic, Laxative.Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 12 fl. oz.

60 to 120 1 10Med. prop.—Tonic, Diuretic, Aperient.

Syrup—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Simp, Syrup 12 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Hot Water 14 fl. oz.

DANDELION COMPOUND 60 to 120 1 00Containing Dandelion, Mandrake, and Conium

DANDELION AND SENNA 30 tO 120 90Med. prop.—Alterative, Aperient, Diuretic, Laxative.

3° 1 20Med. prop.—Diuretic.

*5r 8 2 35Med. prop.—Said to be a substitute for Cinchona bark in

the treatment of fever and ague.

60 to 120 95Med. prop.—Aperient.

Tincture—F, E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.


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Priceper'Pint.

30 to 120 $0 85Med. prop.—Tonic, Astringent, Antiperiodic.


30 to 60 i 50Med. prop.—Narcotic, Anodyne.

Med. prop.—-Mydriatic. Largely substituted in eye prac-tice for Belladonna, as a dilator of the pupils, etc.

60 to 120 I OOMed. prop.—Diuretic.


30 to 120 90Med. prop.—Diaphoretic, Diuretic, Alterative.Tincture—F. E, 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 12 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.Wine—F. E. 2 fl. oz,, Sherry Wine 14 fl. oz.

ELECAMPAIfE (Inula Helenium)Med, prop.—Stimulant, Tonic, Diuretic.


20 tO 60 85

FOOT (Elephantopus Tomentosus)Med. prop.—Diaphoretic, Expectorant.

3 oo

EPHSDHA ANTISYPHILITICA 2 80Med. prop.—Suggested as a remedy for Gonorrhoea.

1 5°Med. prop.—Parturient.Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol xz fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. % fl. oz., Water 16 fl. oz.Wine—F. E. 2% fl. oz.. Strong. White Wine 1 pt.

10 to 60 1 60Med. prop.—Promotes muscular contraction.

EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS 60 to 120 130Med. prop.—Febrifuge.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Alcohol10 fl, oz.. Water 4 fl. oz.

EUPHORBIA PILULIFERAMed. prop.—Recommended in Asthma.

EUROPEAN ELDER B ARK (Samhucus Nigra)...Med. prop.—Hydragogue Cathartic.

145

10 to 60 1 10Med. prop.—Mild Sedative to Nervous Sensibility.


20 tO 30 1 20Med. prop.—Aromatic, Carminative.

FEVERBUSH BERRIES (Benzoin Odori/erum)Med. prop.—Claimed to have some reputation as a Ver-

mifuge.

1 20

30 bo 60 1 00Med. prop.—Tonic, Stimulant.

PIGWORT (Scrophularia Nodosa 1Med. prop.—Diuretic, Diaphoretic.

1 80

30 .to 60 90Med. prop.—Astringent, Alterative.


FTRTT BERRIES (Cocculus Tndicus) 96Med. prop.—Used externally only. Used as a local appli-

cation in Tinea Capitis.

FIVE-FLOWERED GENTIAN (Gentiana Quin-20 to 60 2 00

Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.

60 to 120 90Med. prop.—Diuretic.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Water 15 fl. oz.


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FLUID EXTEACTS. Dose inMinims.

Priceper

Pint.

FOXGLOVE {Digitalis Purpurea)Med. prop.—Narcotic, Sedative, Diuretic.

Tincture—F. E. 3 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 17 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. dr., Tinct. Cinnamon 1 fl. oz,,

Water 7 fl. oz.

2 to 5 $1 00

60 to 120 1 05Med, prop.—Febrifuge.

Tincture—F. E. 3 fl. oz,, Dil. Alcohol 13 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Hot Water 15 fl. oz.Wine—F. E. z fl. oz., Sherry Wine 14 fl, oz.

30 to 60Med. prop.—Tonic, Astringent, Alterative.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz,, Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. i fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

GALLS ( Galla) 10 to 40Med. prop —Astringent.

Tincture—I’, E. 4 fl. oz., Glycerine 3 fl. oz., Dil.Alcohol 4 fl, oz.

Infusion—F. E. y2 fl. oz.. Hot Water 15% fl. oz.

30 to 120 68Med. prop.—Stimulant, Expectorant, Tonic.

Syrup—F. E. 3 fl. oz.. Syrup 13 fl. oz.

GELSEMIUffi {Gelsemium Sempervirens)Med. prop.—Sedative, Relaxant, Febrifuge.

Tincturer U. S. P.—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Alcohol 12 fl. oz.

3 to 15 I TO

30 to 60 80Med. prop.—Bitter Tonic.

Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol12 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 12 fl. oz.

GENTIAN' COMPOUND 30 to 60 I IOMed. prop.—Aromatic, Bitter Tonic.

Tincture—F. E. 2 y2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 13% fl. oz.i

75 |Med. prop.—Emetic, Tonic.

Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol iz.fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.

10 to 30Med. prop. —Stimulant, Carminative.Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Alcohol, pur., 16 fl. oz.

GINGER SOLUBLE FOR SYRUP 30 to 60 1 00For making Syr. Gingef U. S. P.

30 to 60 90Med. prop.—Stimulant, Carminative, Diaphoretic.

Infusion—F. E. x fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

1 20Med. prop. —Tonic, Aperient, Antiperiodic.


GOLDEN SEAL WITHOUT ALCOHOL ( Hy-

10 to 40Med. prop.—Aperient, Tonic, Deobstruent.

GOLDTHREAD (Coptis Trifolia)Med. prop.—Bitter Tonic.


20 tO 60 1 3° I

jGRAVEXi PLANT ( Epiga’a Repens)

Med. prop. —Diuretic, Astringent.Tincture—F. E. 4IL oz.. Dil. Alcohol ra fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 3 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 13 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

60 to 120 S5

GREAT CELANDINE {Chelidonium Major)Med. prop.—Acrid Purgative, Diuretic.


20 tO 40 I OO

GRINDELIA ROBUSTA 30 to 60 1 50Med. prop.—Used as a remedy for Asthma.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Alcohol 10fl.oz.. Water 4fl. oz

GRINDELIA SQUAREOS A 30 to 60 v 50Recommended as an Antisplenetic and At timalarial.Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Alcohol10 fl. oz..Water 4fl. oz

GUACO LEAVES (Mikania Guaco)Med. prop.—Recommended in Diarrhoea, etc.

30 to 60 2 40

When ordering or prescribing be careful to specify WARNER &. CO’S |

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PriceperTint.

60 to 120 $0 85Med. prop.—Stimulant, Diaphoretic.

Tincture, U. S. P.—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Arom. Spts.Ammon. 16 fl. oz.

30 to 60 3 SoMed. prop.—Nerve Anodyne, TonicTincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Alcohol8 fl. oz., Water 6 fl. oz.

60 to 240 I OOMed. prop.—Powerful Diuretic.

io to 20Med. prop.—Tonic, Astringent.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

3 00Med. prop.—Aromatic Expectorant. Used in Chronic

Bronchitis, Asthma, etc.

HELLEBORE, AMERICAN (Veratrum Viride)Med. prop.—Arterial Sedative.

Tincture—F. E. 8 fl. oz.. Alcohol, pur. 8 fl. oz.

1 to 4 1 20

TTEIT.T.EBOBE BLACK {Helleborus N/g-er) 10 to 20 i 00Med. prop.—Cathartic, Emmenagogue.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl, oz.

30 to 60 1 10Med. prop.—Astringent, Tonic.

5 to 15 125Med. prop.—Narcotic.Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.

30 to 60Med. prop.—Tonic, Mild Narcotic.

Tincture—F. E. 3 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 13 fl. oz.Syrup—F, E. 2 fl. oz,, Simp. Syrup 13 fl. oz., Alcohol

1 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 4 fl. dr.. Hot Water fl. oz.

30 to 60 8SMed. prop.—Tonic, Expectorant.

Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 12 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E, 2 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

HORSE-CHESTNUT BARK {Msculus Hippocas-60 to 120 1 15

Med. prop.—Used in Malarial Diseases and Affections ofLiver and Bowels.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz,, Dil. Alcohol 14.fl. oz.

15 to 30 I 20Med. prop.—Stimulant, Rubefacient.

UOTIND’S TONG-TTE (Cvnoglossum Officinale) 1 35Med. prop.—Demulcent, Sedative.

30 to 120Med. prop.—Diuretic, Antilithic.

Tincture—F. E, 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 12 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

90

30 to 60 I OOMed. prop.—Aromatic, Stimulant.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Simp, Syrup 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

2 to 5 1 80Med. prop.—Laxative, Tonic, Diuretic.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl.oz., Alcohol 16 fl. oz.. Water z fl. oz.

5 to 15 1 55Med. prop.—Narcotic, Antispasmodic.

Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz.. Alcohol 16 fl. oz.

INDIAN HEMP, BLACK (Apocynum Cannabinum)

Med. prop.—Emetic, Diaphoretic.10 to 30 I 20

IKDTATN TTTB.TVT'P (Arum Trifihvllum) IO to 20 rMed. prop.—Acrid Expectorant, Diaphoretic.


5 to 60 5 00Med. prop.—Emetic, Diaphoretic, Expectorant.

Syrup, U. S. P.—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 19 fl. oz.Wine, U. S. P.—F. E. 9 fl. dr., Strong. White Wine

15 fl. oz.

When ordering or prescribing be careful lo specify WARNER &. CO’S

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FLUID ESTEACTS. Dose inMinims.Priceper

Pint.

30 to 60 $1 5°Med. prop.—Diaphoretic, Sialagogue.

Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 8 fl. oz.. Water4 fl. oz.

20 to 40 1 60Med. prop.—Cathartic.

Tincture—F. E. 3 fl. oz.. Alcohol 9 fl. oz.. Water4 fl. oz.

I 20Med. prop.—Astringent.

30 to 60 I OOMed. prop. —Astringent, Diuretic, Sedative.

60 to 120 8SMed. prop. —Stimulant, Diuretic.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. SherryWine 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Hot Water 14 fl. oz.. Hoi. Gin

1 fl. oz.

12010240Med. prop.—Vermifuge.

Syrup—F. E. 6 fl. oz.. Simp. Syrup 10 fl. oz.

30 to 60 1 80Med. prop. —Used in Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Gout, and Rheu-

matism.Tincture—F. E. 3 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 13 fl. oz.

10 to 30 1 5°Inspissated juice.

30 to 60 x 80Med. prop.—Recommended fordestroying and expelling

Tape-Worm.Infusion—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Hot Water 14 fl. oz.

LACTUCAKIUM 6 00Med. prop.—Sedative, Soporific.Syrup—F. E. x fl. oz.. Simp. Syrup 15 fl. oz.

30 to 60 I IOMed. prop.—Tonic, Stimulant, Antispasmodic.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Syrup—E. E. 3 fl, oz.. Simp. Syrup 13 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Water 15 fl. oz.

20 tO 60 I IOMed. prop.—Hypnotic, Calmative.

60 to 120 80Med. prop.—Expectorant, Emollient.

Infusion—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Water 14 fl. oz.

LICOBICE, FOB QUININE MIXTURESMed. prop.—Demulcent. Used for masking the taste of

Quinine.60 to 120 80

LIFE EVEHLASTINCf (Gnaphalium Polycephalum)Med. prop.—Aromatic, Astringent.

60 tO 120 70

30 to 60 8SMed. prop.—Diuretic, Pectoral, Tonic.


60 to 180Med. prop. —Mild Demulcent, Tonic, Astringent.


5 to 60 95Med. prop.—Emetic, Diaphoretic, Expectorant-Tincture—F. E. 2 fl.oz,, Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Vinegar—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Acetic Acid 14 fl. oz.

T.fVR PVr.TA flOMPOUNU 10 to 60 I OOMed, prop.—Emetic, Diaphoretic, Expectorant.


30 to 60 I OOMed. prop.—Stimulant, Aromatic, Tonic.

30 to 60 I OOMed. prop.—Sectoral, Demulcent.

15 to 30 3 00Med. prop.—Antaphrodisiac.



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FLUID EXTRACTS. Dose inMinims,Priceper

‘Pint.

Med. prop.—Aromatic, Narcotic.

30 to 60Med. prop.—Aromatic, Tonic, Diaphoretic.

60 to 180Med. prop.—Anthelmintic.

Infusion—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Hot Water 14 fl. oz.

30 to 60Med. prop.—Cathartic, Alterative.


Med. prop.—Recommended in Nasal Catarrh, also inDiarrhoea and Dysentery.

MAWZANTTA LEAVES (A rctostaphylos Glauca60 to 120

Med. prop.—Astringent, Diuretic.MABSHM ALLOW (.Alihcea. Officinalis) 30 to 60 8sMed. prop.—Demulcent.


T nr

Med, prop.—Astringent.

60 to 180 I 20Med. prop.—Stimulant, Carminative.

30 to 120 I 60Med. prop.—Aromatic, Stimulant, Astringent.


3 S°Med. prop.—Purgative, Emmenagogue.

MEZEREON BARK, U. S. P. (Daphne Mezereum)...Med. prop.—Emetic, Purgative, Kidney Stimulant. 5 to 15 I IO

30 to 60 I OOMed. prop.—Antispasmodic.


20 tO 60Med. prop. —Emmenagogue, Antispasmodic.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. z fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Water 15 fl. oz.

20 to 40Med.'prop.—Anthelmintic, Tonic, Emmenagogue.Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 12 fl. oz.

30 to 60 80Med. prop.—Demulcent, Emollient.

Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Water 15 fl. oz.

S to 20 T yn

Med. prop.—Stimulant.Tincture—F. E. 3 fl. oz., Alcohol 12 fl. oz.

X to 5 I IOMed. prop.—Tonic.

Tincture, U. S. P.—F. E. 3 fl. oz., Alcohol 12 fl. oz.

OPIUM AQUEOUS ! 10 to 60 2 OOMed. prop.—Narcotic, Stimulant.The F. E. Opium is of the same strength as Laudanum,

but denarcotized, and is largely used. Each fluid-ounce represents 48 grs. opium.

OPIUM CAMPHORATED (for making Paregoric).For making Tinct. Opii. Campk., U. S. P. S to 20 i 80

30 to 120Med. prop.—Tonic, Carminative, Stomachic.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Alcohol 18 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Simp. Syrup 15 fl. oz.

flRAWRE PEEL, BITTER, U. S. P 30 to 60Med. prop. —

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz. , Alcohol8 fl. oz., Water 6 fl. oz.

ORRIS ROOT (Iris Florentine:) 60 to 120 95Med. prop.—Diuretic, Aromatic.Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Deod. Alcohol 12 fl. oz.

15 to 60 r or,

Med. prop. —Emollient, Laxative, Cathartic.

When ordering or prescribing be careful to specify WARNER &. CO'S

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Priceper

Pint.

30 to 60 $1 80Med. prop.—Stimulant, Nervine.

30 to 60 * 35Med. prop.—Tonic, Aperient, Diuretic.


5 to 15 I 20Med. prop.—Aperient, Diuretic.

5 to 15Med. prop. —Similar to the Root.

"PAWPAW SEEDS (Uvaria Triloba\ 1® to 30Med. prop.—Said to possess Emetic properties.

5 to 10 1 25Med. prop.—Laxative, Anthelmintic.

30 to 60 1 40Med. prop.—Stimulant, Irritant.

90Med. prop.—Stimulant, Aromatic.

'P'FlTsTTTTO'RTTTVr SEDOTDER IO to 20 2 40Med. prop.—Laxative, Demulcent, Astringent.

30 to 60 90Med. prop.—Aromatic, Stimulant, Carminative,

Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl, oz.

I 20Med. prop.—Bitter Astringent.Used in Intermittents and Sore Throat.

60 to 120 1 35Med. prop. —Bowerful Anthelmintic.Tincture—F. E. 4fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 12 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. fl. oz., Hot Water 1 pt.

■PTTSnT"RDOT "FIT SEINTIST A 30 to 240 I 20Med. prop.—Vermifuge.

20 to 60 85Med. prop.—Diuretic, Tonic, Astringent.

Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol iz fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup ra fl. oz.

20 to 60 1 50Med. prop. —Stimulating Tonic, Diuretic, Laxative.

■PT-FlTrRTRV prinT (Axr?rptax Tnbtrnsa) 30 to 60Med. prop.—Diaphoretic, lExpectorant, Tonic.

Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Alcohol 12 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

5 to 10 1 40Med. prop.—Stimulant, Narcotic.

30 to 60 1 50Med. prop.—Emetic, Purgative, Narcotic.

I to 30 80,

Med. prop.—Emetic, Purgative, Narcotic, Alterative.Tincture—F. E. 3 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 13 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. 02., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

POMEGRANATE, BARK OF ROOT {Punica1 03

Med. prop.—Vermifugp.

60 .to 120 90Med. prop. —Tonic, Febrifuge.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 2 fl. 02., Hot Water 14 fl. oz.

20 to 40 95Med. prop.—Calmative.

Syrup—F. E. 4 fl. oz,, Simp. Syrup 12 fl. oz.

PRICKLY" ASH BARK (Xantkoxyluni Fraxineuni)...Med. prop.—Stimulant, Tonic, Alterative, Sialagogue.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E, 1 fl. oz.. Water 15 fl. oz.

10 to 40 90

PRICKLY" ASH BERRIES {Xanthoxylum Farx -

10 to 30 2 25Med. prop.—Alterative, Sialagogue, Stimulant, Antispas-

modic.IO to 20 I IO

Med. prop.—Alterative.


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FLUID EXTRACTS. jDose inHinims.

?rioeper

Pint.PTTMPKT¥ STntnn ( Cu.ru.rhitn. P?6n) 2010240; 1 80

Med. prop.—Taeniafuge.

30 to 60 80Med. prop.—Bitter Tonic.

Tincture—F. 12. i fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 15 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 2 fl. dr.. Hot Water 16 fl. oz.

QUEEN OP THE MEADOW {Eupatorium Pur-20 to 60 80

Med. prop.—Diuretic, Alterative, Sub-Astringent.Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 12 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Hot Water 14 fl. oz.

QUININE pLirviTfiP CMWm RUinttU) 10 to 20 2 25Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic.

15 to 30 90Med. prop.—Tonic, Astringent.

30 to 60 1 05Med. prop.—Used in Whooping Cough.

20 tO 40 I IO

Med. prop.—Astringent.Tincture—F. E. 3 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 13 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 6 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 10 11. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Cold Water 15 fl. oz.

30 to 60 2 OO

Med. prop—Cathartic, Tonic, Astringent.Tincture—F. E. fl. oz., F. E. Cardamom z fl. dr.,

Dil. Alcohol 15 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 1 y2 fl. oz.. Simp. Syrup fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. fl. oz.. Hot Water 15% fl. oz.Wine—F. E. 2 fl. oz., F. E. Canella 1 fl. dr.. Sherry

Wine 14 fl. oz.

RHUBARB, AROMATIC. (For Syr. Rhei Aromat.)Med. prop. —Stomachic, Laxative.

Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz.. Alcohol 8 fl. oz.. Water4 fl. oz.


30 to 60 2 OO

■RTTTTT} A "RTl A "KTTI STirMN A 60 to 120 1 60Med. prop. —Cathartic, Laxative.

HHUS A ROTVT A TIC A 30 to 120 3 00

Med. prop. —Astringent, Cathartic, Carminative, Tonic.20 to 40 1 80

Med. prop. —Diuretic, Emetic, Expectorant, Febrifuge.

15 to 30 1 00

Med. prop. —Stimulant, Antispasmodic.

SAFFRON, AMERICAN (Carthamus Tinciorius)...Med. prop.—Diaphoretic, Laxative.

15 to 30 2 00

30 to 60 1 00

Med. prop.—Aromatic, Stimulant, Diaphoretic.

30 to 120 2 50Recommended in the treatment of Gonorrhoea, Remittent

Fever, etc.

30 to 60 1 20

Med. prop. —Alterative.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

30 to 60 1 20Med. prop. —Alterative.

Decoction—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Hot Water 14 fl. oz.

SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND. (For Syr. Sars.i 20

’Med. prop. —Alterative in Scrofulous Affections.Syrup—F. E. 4% fl.oz.,*Simp. Syrup 11 fl. oz,, Alcoho

Y fl. oz.60 to,12C 1 20

Med, prop. —Alterative, Diuretic, Ionic.

20 tO 60 90Med. prop.—Stimulant, Diaphoretic.

Tincture—F. Fl. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 11. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Water 15 fl. oz.

. IO tO 20 1 00

Med. prop.—Emmenagogue, Stimulant.Tincture—F.E. 2 fl. oz., Alcohol 14thoz.

2 00

Med. prop. —Sedative, Diuretic.


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FLUID EITSA0T8. Dose inMinims.

Priceper

SAXIFRAGE (Pimpinella Saxifraga )

Med. prop.—Diaphoretic, Diuretic, Stomachic.15 to 30 $1 So

SCULIjCAP (Scutellaria Laterifolia)Med. prop.—Nervine.


30 to 60 I IO

SEA-WRACK (Fucus Vesiculosus)

Used as a remedy in reducing Morbid Obesity.Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 12 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Hot Water 14 fl. oz.

60 to 240 I IO

SENEKA {Polygala Senega )Med. prop.—-Expectorant, Diuretic, Emetic.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz., Aq.Ammonia 1 fl. dr.

Syrup, U. S. P.—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 10 fl. oz.,Aq. Ammonia iJ4 dr.

80 tO 30 2 50

SENNA, ALEXANDRIA (Cassia Acutifolid)Med. prop.—Active Purgative.

Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., 01. Coriander 1 dr.. Water15 fl. oz.

Syrup—F, E. 2 fl. oz., Ol. Coriander 1 dr.. Simp. Syrup14 fl. oz.

30 tO 120 1 35

SENNA, AQUEOUS (Cassia AcutifoHa)Med. prop.—Cathartic, withoutgriping.

60 tO 120 85

SENNA COMPOUNDMed. prop.—Cathartic.

60 to 120 90

SHEEP LAUREL (Kalntia Augusti/olia)Med. prop. —Astringent, Sedative, Antisyphilitic.

10 to 30 I 20

SHEEP SORREL (Rumex Acetosella)Med. prop. —Refrigerant, Diuretic.

SHEPHERD’S PURSE {Capsella Bursa-pastoris)Med. prop. —Diuretic, Tonic, Stimulant.

10 to 60 1 20

I 20

SILKWEED (Asclepias Syriaca)Med. prop. —Anodyne, Alterative, Cathartic.

15 to 30 I 20

SKUNK CABBAGE (Symplocarpus Fcetidus)Med. prop. —Stimulant, Antispasmodic, Expectorant.


30 to 60 90

SOAP BARK ( Quillaya Saponaria)

Med. prop, —Used principally in Dentifrices and forcleansing silk and woolen goods.

60 to 140 I 20

SOAPWORT ( Saponaria Officinalis)Med. prop.-— Alterative.

10 to 30 I OO

SOLOMON’S SEAL (Convallaria Multiflora)Med, prop. —Tonic, Demulcent, Astringent.

Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

SOUR WOOD LEAVES {Oxydendron Arboreum)....Med. prop. —Recommended in Dropsy.

30 to 60 90

2 50

SOUTHERN WOOD (Artemisia Abrotanunt)Med. prop. —Tonic, Deobstruent, Anthelmintic.

20 to 40 1 20

SPANISH NEEDLES (Bidens Bipinnata )

Med. prop. —Emmenagogue, Expectorant.io to 30 I 20

SPEARMINT ( Mentha Viridis )Med, prop.—Aromatic, Stimulant, Carminative.

Infusion—F. E. 1 fl, oz., Water 15 fl. oz.

60 to 120 75

SPIKENARD ( Arabia Racemosa)Med. prop. —Stimulant, Aromatic, Alterative.

Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 12 fl. oz.

60 to 120 8S

SQUAW VINE {Mitchella Repens)Med. prop. —Uterine Tonic.

60 to 120 I IO

SQUILLS, ACETIC {Scilla Urgenea)Med. prop. —Diuretic, Expectorant, Emetic.

Syrup—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 15 fl. oz.

2 tO 20 65

SQUILLS, ALCOHOLICMed. prop. —Diuretic, Expectorant, Emetic.

Acetum—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Acetic Ac. 14 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.. Acetic

Ac. 1 fl. oz.

2 tO 5 90

SQUILLS, COMPOUND {Squills and Senega)Med. prop.—Emetic, Diaphoretic, Expectorant.

Syrup (Hive)—F. E. 4 fl. oz.. Ant. et Pot. Tart. 24 gr.,Simp. Syrup 20 fl. oz.

IO tO 20 I 65


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FLUID EXTEAOTS. Dose inMinims.

Priceper

‘Pint.

10 to 20 $1 25Med. prop.—Tonic, Cathartic.Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. 02.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.

STAVES ACHE SEED (Delphinium Stapkisagria)Med. prop.—Emetic, Cathartic.

2 25

RTTTiT.TTSrfrT A (Siillinria Svlvaticd) 30 to 60Med. prop.—Alterative, Cathartic.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. 02., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. 02.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Hot Water 15 fl. 02.

STILLESTGTA COMPOUND 30 to 60Med. prop.—Alterative.

Syrup—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 12 fl. 02.

JO to 20 9©Med. prop.—Tonic, Diuretic, Diaphoretic.


STRAMONIUM LEAP (Datura Stramonium)Med. prop. —Narcotic, Antispasmodic, Anodyne,

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Wine—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Sherry Wine 14 fl. oz.

3 to 10 93

STRAMONIUM SEED I to 3 95Med. prop.—Same as Leaf.

30 to 60 80Med. prop.—Astringent, Refrigerant.

70Med. prop.—Astringent.SUMMER SAVORY (Satureja Hortensis ) 90Used as a flavor for culinary purposes.

5 to 20 2 50Recommended in Asthma, Chronic Bronchitis, and cer-tain phases of Dyspepsia.

10 to 40 75Med. prop. — Tonic, Astringent.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. 02., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

10 to 60 1 iSMed. prop. —Aromatic, Stimulant.30 to 60 80

Med. prop. —Alterative, Astringent.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

30 to 60 75Med. prop. —Tonic, Diuretic, Emmenagogue.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. 02.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Water 15 fl. 02.

60 to 120 T nnFor making Syr. Tolutanum, U. S. P.

TONGA ( Raphidophora Vitiemis andPrenma Taitensis)..Med. prop.—Recommended as a remedy in Neuralgia.

5 50

Useful to flavor unpleasant medicines ; has been used inWhooping Cough with advantage.

10 to 40 1 75Med. prop. —Tonic, Diuretic, Alterative.Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.

60 to 120 90Med. prop. —Aromatic, Stimulant.Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

1 35Med. prop. —Tonic, Expectorant.

so to 60 1 5°Med. prop. —Tonic, Diuretic.Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 12 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

URTICA DIOICA 20 to 40 I OOMed. prop.—Diuretic.

Employed in Scorbutic and Febrile Affections, also inDiarrhoea, Dysentery, Hemorrhoids, etc.

USTILAGO MAIDIS (Ergot from Corn)Med. prop.—Parturient.

10 to 20 I 30


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FLUID EXTRACTS. Dose inMinims,Priceper

Pint.

20 to 60 $0 80Med. prop.—Astringent, Tonic, Diuretic.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Hot Water 15 fl. 02.

Med. prop.—Stimulant, Tonic, Antispasmodic.Tincture—F.E. 3 fl. oz., Alcohol, 7 fl.oz.,Water 5 fl. oz.Tincture Ammon.—F. E. 3 fl. oz., Ar. Spt. Ammon.

14 fl. oz.

"VIRGINIA SNAKE-ROOT (Aristolochia Serpenta-

Med. prop.—Diuretic, Stimulant, Tonic.Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. % A- oz.. Hot Water x pt.

30 to 60Med. prop.—Tonic.

30 to 120 1 35Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic, Diuretic.Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz. , Dil. Alcohol 12 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. or.. Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.

20 to 60Med. prop.—Tonic, Astringent.

Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

WATER PEirJNTEL SEER (OenanthePhellandrium) 1 75

"WATERMELON SEEDS (Cucurbita Citrullus) 1 75

30 to 60 85Med. prop.—Stimulant, Diuretic, Emmenagogue.

WHITE ASH BARK, AMERICAN (Fraxinus

WHITE BRYONY [BryoniaAbba) 10 to 60 2 IOMed. prop. —Cathartic, Discutient/

* to 4 I IOMed. prop.—DrasticCathartic, Emetic, Sedative.

"WHITE INDIAN HEMP {Asclepias Incarnata)Tincture—F. E. a fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz.. Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

10 to 30 95

WHITE OAK BARK (Querent Alba) 30 to 60 80Med. prop.—Astringent, Tonic.

Syrup—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

60 to 120 90Med.prop.—Tonic, Febrifuge.

30 to 60 80Med. prop.—Tonic, Sedative.

Syrup—F. E. 3 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 13 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Cold Water 16 fl. oz.

30 to 60 I 20Med. prop. —Stimulant, Tonic, Diaphoretic.

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl.oz., Dil. Alcoholi4fl.,oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

20 tO 40 8sMed. prop.—Antiseptic, Astringent.


20 tO 60 8sTincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 12 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz., Hot Water 15 fl. oz.

WINTERGREEN ( Gauliheria Procumbent) 60 to 120 8sMed. prop.—Carminative, Sialagogue, Rubefacient.

30 to 90 75Med. prop.—Tonic, Astringent, Sedative.


20 tO 60 95Med. prop.—Anthelmintic, Antispasmodic.

WORMWOOD ( Artemisia Absinthium)Med. prop.-—Anthelmintic, Tonic, Narcotic,

Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. oz., Dil, Alcohol 14 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Hot Water 15 fl. oz.,

20 tO 40 80


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We supply these Fluid Extracts in I gallon jugs, 5 pint, 1 pint,y2 pint and y pint bottles.

The prices named include the containers, and when not other-wise specified will be sent out in pint bottles; when ordered inbulk, a reduction of five cents per pint; in 4 oz. bottles, 25 centsadvance, and in 8 oz. bottles, 15 cents advance on list prices.

Orders invited for large quantities in bulk.

Awarded Gold Medal at New Orleans Exposition.

THE MOST EXTENSIVE PILL FACTORY

ORDERS FOR PROPRIETARY PILLS IN ANY STYLE WILL RECEIVEPROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION.

FLUID EXTRACTS. Dose inMinims,Friesper

Pint.XANTHIUM SPINOSUM

Med. prop. —Used for its prophylactic action againstHydrophobia.


15 to 30 #1 50

YAEEOW—(Achillea Millefolium)

Med. prop. —Mild Aromatic, Tonic, Astringent.Tincture—F. E. 2 fl. 02., Dil. Alcohol 14 fl. 02.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Hot Water 15 fl. 02.

30 to 60 8s

YELLOW DOCK ( Rumex Crispus)

Med. prop.—Alterative, Tonic, Astringent.Syrup —F. E. 4 fl. oz., Simp. Syrup 12 fl. oz.Tincture—F. E. 4 fl. oz., Dil. Alcohol 12 fl. oz.Infusion—F. E. 1 fl. oz.. Water 15 fl. oz.

60 to 120 I OO

YELLOW PAHILLA (Menispermum Canadense)Med. prop. —Tonic, Alterative, Diuretic. 30 to 60 1 20

YEHBA EEUMAMed. prop. —Used in diseases of the Mucous Passages,

Catarrh, Acute and Chronic Leucorrhoea, Gonorrhoea,and Dysentery.

10 to 20 2 25

YESBA SANTA {Eriodyciion Cali/ornicum)

Med. prop. —Employed in Laryngitis and Bronchial Af-fections generally.

10 to 60 2 25

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FOR THE SPEEDTRELIEF OF

Nervous Headache and Brain FatigueWarner’s Effervescing Hydrobromate ot

w. & co’.sAND BROMIDE OF

As specially prepared by WILLIAM B. WARNER & CODose. —A large teaspoonful in water, containing

Hydrobroraate of Caffeln, ... 1 gr.Bromide of Potassium, ....20 grs.

Properties. —Useful in SLEEPLESSNESS, over exertionof the brain, over study, nervous debility, etc., and in allcases for which the above remedies are given singly to advan-tage. An almost certain relief is given by the administrationof this Effervescing Salt. It affords a pleasant and delightfuldraught, by mixing a large teaspoonful with a glass of waterand drinking while effervescing. It is also used with advan-tage in indigestion, depression following alcoholic andother excesses, as well as nervous headache. It affordsspeedy relief for mental and PHYSICAL exhaustion. Phy-sicians recognize its great advantage. The dose named abovemaybe repeated, if necessary, three times at intervals of thirtyminutes.

Warner & Co.’s Granulated Effervescent

SALICYLATE OF SODAWITH

BROMIDE of POTASH.ANTI-RHEUMATIC, SEDATIVE.

Bach large teaspoonful contains 10 gr*. of SalicylateSoda with 10 grs. Bromide of Potash.

The dose is usually, one lieaping teaspoonful iu half of aglass of water, three times a day, before eating.

Per Dozen, $lO.OO

PREPARED BY

WILLIAM R. WARNER & CO.SOLUBLE COATED PILLS,


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EjpannMed Effervescent {Sallig.(EQUAL TO THE BEST ENGLISH.)

Prepared by WILLIAM R. WARNER & CO.

Granulated Effervescent

APOLLINARIS SALT.A dessertspoonful dissolved in half of a glass of -water forms

an agreeable refrigerant aperient draught, identical with thenatural water.

This aperient saltmakes one of the most cooling and gratefuldrinks in the febrile stages of all diseases, and can be freelyadministered according to the desire of the patient.

Per dozen, $4.00

Granulated EffervescentACID. SALICYLIC.

Each teaspoonful contains five grains of Salicylic Acid.Valuable in Rheumatism and analogous disorders.The temperature should be carefully watched in special cases.

Per dozen, $6.00

Granulated EffervescentBRCMO SODA.

composition;

Caffeine, . . . . i gr.Bromide Sodium, . . 30 grs.

Useful in Nervous Headache, Sleeplessness, Excessive Study,Over Brainwork, Nervous Debility, Mania, etc., etc.

Dose. —A heaping teaspoonful in half of a glass of water, tobe repeated once after an intervalof thirty minutes, if necessary.

It is claimed by some prominent specialists in nervous dis-eases, that the Sodium Salt is more acceptable to the stomachthan the Bromide Potassium. An almost certain relief is givenby the administration of this Effervescing Salt. It is also usedwith advantage in indigestion, depression following alco-holic and other excesses, as well as nervous headache. Itaffords speedy relief for mental, and physical exhaustion.

Per dozen, $lO,OO

Granulated EffervescentCAFFEINE

BROMIDE OF POTASSIUM.Speciallyprepared hy William E. Warner & Co.

Dose.—A large teaspoonful, in water, containingHydrobromatk of Caffeine, 1 gr.Bromide of Potassium, 20 grs.

Properties; —Useful in sleeplessness, oyer exertionof the Brain, over study, nervous debility, etc., and in allcases for which the above remedies are given singly to advan-tage. An almost certain relief is given by the administrationof this Effervescing Sait. It affords a pleasant and delightfuldraught, hy mixing a large teaspoonfulwith a glass of waterand drinking while effervescing. It is also used with advan-tage in indigestion, depression following alcoholic andother excesses, as well as nervous headache. It affordsspeedy relief for mental and physical exhaustion. Phy-sicians recognize its great advantage.

The dose named may be repeated, if necessary, three timesat intervals of thirty minutes.

Per dozen, $lO.OO

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GRANULATED EFFERVESCENT SALTS.


CITRATE OF CAFFEINE.A dessertspoonful containing one grain of Citrate of Caffeine

should he given for sick headache every hour or two, beforeand during paroxysms.

This preparation should he used more particularly in thosecases of sick headache, the cause of which is torpidity of theliver and other excretory organs.

Per dozen, $lO.OO


CRAB ORCHARD SALTPrepared from the exact analysis of the purified natural salt

as obtained from the Crab Orchard Spring, Ky.A heaping teaspoonful in half of a glass of water forma a

grateful, effervescing draught, producing the effect of thenatural water.

Per dozen, $4.00

Granulated Eppervescfnt

BROMIDE OF CAFFEINE.

A dessertspoonful containing one grain of Bromide of Caffeine,should be given for sick headache, every hour or two before andduring the paroxysms.

This most valuable therapeutic agent acts with marvelouspromptitude in those cases of headache, the cause of which isgastric irritability from over indulgence in food or drink, andalso when due to nervous exhaustion caused by want of sleepand overwork.

Per dozen, $lO.OO


NITRATE OF CERIUM.

Each heaping teaspoonful contains two grains of Nitrate ofCerium.

Useful in reflex vomiting and gastric distress not due toorganicdisease of the stomach.

The dose may be increased to four and even eight grains ofthe Nitrate of Cerium as occasion demands.

Per dozen, $6.50


CONGRESS SALT.

A Saline Aperient.

A heaping teaspoonful in a glass half full of water, forms anagreeable and refreshing draught identical with the water ofthe popular “ Congress Spring ; ’ at Saratoga.

Per dozen, $4.00

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GRANULATED EFFERVESCENT SALTS. ‘


OXALATE OF CERIUM.

Each heaping teaspoonfal contains two grains of Oxalate ofCerium.

Valuable in reflex vomiting not due to gastric irritability.In many cases of so-called nervous Dyspepsia it will controlthe paroxysms.

Per dozen, $6.50


FR9EDRICHSHALL SALTA dessertspoonful dissolved in half of a glass of water forms

a grateful refrigerant and laxative draught identical with thenatural water.

This is a minimum dose, and in many cases must be in-creased to obtain the desired laxative action of the salt. It isbest taken before breakfast.

Per dozen, $5.00


GINGERADE.

A tablespoonful dissolved in a glass of water forms an ex-ceedingly grateful summer drink, similar to Ginger Ale.

Per dozen, $4.00

Granulated EffervescentHUNYADf JANOS.

A heaping teaspoonful dissolved in a glass half full of water,forms an agreeable and refreshing draught, identical with thenatural water.

As an aperient take two teaspoonfuls.As a purge increase the dose to two tablespoonfuls in a

tumbler half full of cold water, taken before breakfast.Per dozen, $5.00


KISSINGEN SALT.

A heaping teaspoonful dissolved in half of a glass of water,forms an agreeable and refreshing draught, identical with thenatural water.

Per dozen, $4.00


BENZOATE OF LITHIA.Each teaspoonful contains four grains of the chemically pure

salt.This preparation has been strongly recommended as a remedy

for Gout. It may be used with good effect in all cases ofLithaemia, Gout and Rheumatic Gout.

Per dozen, $lO.OO


BROMIDE OF LITHIA.Each teaspoonful contains five grains of the chemically

pure salt.This preparationhas been strongly recommended as a remedy

for Epilepsy and as a hypnotic of great value.Per dozen, $lO.OO

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Granulated EffervescentSALICYLATE OF LITHIA.

Dose. —A teaspoonful, containing ten grains of the salt.A convenient and pleasant remedy in Gout and Rheumatism.

This preparation is intended for physicians’ use, and will befound to possess advantages over Salicylic Acid, being less irri-tating to the stomach, and combining the efficacy of Lithiaand Salicylic Acid.

Per dozen, $lO.OO

Granulated EffervescentCITRATE LITHIA.

Each heaping teaspoonful contains four grains of the chemi-cally pure salt. Valuable in Rheumatic, Gouty, and analo-gous disorders, and acceptable to delicate stomachs where theCarbonate is not well borne.

Per dozen, $lO.OO

Granulated EffervescentCARBONATE LITHIA.

Each heaping teaspoonful contains four grains of the chemi-cally pure salt. A remarkable and often magical resolvent ofGouty Rheumatic deposits.

Dr. A. Garrod, the well known English authority on Gout,and who was the first physician to introduce the Lithia Saltsin the treatment of the gouty diathesis, states that their actionis materially increased by being administered in a freelydiluted form.

The effervescing salts of Lithia furnish an easy and elegantway of applying Dr. Garrod’s methods.

Per dozen, $lO.OO


CITRATE OF MAGNESIA.Pleasant and Efficient.

DIRECTIONS

For a purgative effect take two or more tablespoonfuls added to a small glassof water, and drink while effervescing. As a laxative, one or two table-spoonfuls taken in the same manner. One or two teaspoonfuls in sweetenedwater, produces a delightful, cooling drink in summer.

This preparation of Citrate of Magnesia has the advantageover the liquid form, and a fresh and effective preparation ispossible in every household.

Per dozen, $4.00

Granulated EffervescentSULPHATE OF MAGNESIA.

Pleasant and Efficient.DIRECTIONS.

For a purgative effect, take two or more tablespoonfuls added to a smallglass of water, and drink while effervescing. As a laxative, one or moretablespoonfulstaken in the same manner.

This preparation is more agreeable and quite as efficient asthe old fashioned dose of salts, and is thus a great boon to thenursery.

Per dozen, $4.00


PEPSIN AND BISMUTH.Each heaping teaspoonful contains the dose of Saccharated

Pepsin and soluble Citrate of Bismuth.Useful in cases of Indigestion due to catarrhal conditions of

the gastric mucous membrane.Per dozen, $7.50

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' GRANULATED EFFERVESCENT SALTS. •

Granulated EffervescentPEPSIN, BISMUTH AND IRON.

Each heaping teaspoonful contains the dose of SaccharatedPepsin, soluble Citrate of Bismuth and one grain of Citrate ofIron.

Useful in cases of Dyspepsia, Indigestion and gastric irri-tability.

Per dozen, $lO.OO

Granulated EffervescentPEPSIN, BISMUTH AND STRYCHNINE.

Each heaping teaspoonful contains the dose of SaccharatedPepsin, soluble Citrate ofBismuth, and the one-sixtieth grainof Citrate of Strychnine.

A valuable and agreeable tonic, indicated in cases of atonicdyspepsia.

Per dozen, $B.OO


LITHIATED POTASH.Each heaping teaspoonful contains five grains of Carb. Lithia

and ten grains of Bi-Carb. Potash.Per dozen, $lO.OO

Granulated EffervescentBi-CARBONATE OF POTASSIUM.

A dessertspoonful in a glass of water makes an excellentneutral mixture and effervescing draught. The diaphoreticand refrigerant effects are readily produced.

Per dozen, $4.00

Granulated EffervescentlODIDE OF POTASSIUM.

Each heaping teaspoonful contains two grains of lodide ofPotassium.

This preparation of lodide of Potassium has the advantageofbeing easily borne by the stomach, and as the peculiar tasteis disguised, can be taken for a long time without arousingdisgust in the patient which is often found when other prepar-ations oflodide of Potassium have tobe taken fora long period.

Per dozen, $5.00Granulated Effervescent

BROMIDE OF POTASSIUM.Each heaping teaspoonful contains ten grains of Bromide of

Potassium.Per dozen, $5.00


CITRATE OF POTASSIUM.A dessertspoonful in a glass of water makes an excellent

neutral mixture and effervescing draught. The diaphoreticand refrigerant effects are readily produced.

Per dozen, $5.00

Granulated EffervescentNITRATE OF POTASSIUM.

A dessertspoonful in half of a glass of water makes an excel-lent mixture and effervescing draught. The diaphoretic andrefrigerant effects are readily produced.

Per dozen, $4.00

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PULLNA SALTS.A large teaspoonful dissolved in a glass half full of water,

forms an agreeable and refreshing draught, identical with thewater of the Pullna Spring in Germany.

Per dozen, §4.00

Granulated EffervescentSEIDLITZ MIXTURE.

(Seidlitz Powder, U. S. P.)An excellent aperient and refrigerant, very acceptable to

the stomach.Dose.—One tahlespoonful in a glass of water.Like the Citrate of Magnesia this preparation is a more con-

venient and agreeable form of an aperient medicine than isusually used.

Per dozen, $4.00

Granulated EffervescentBROMIDE OF SODIUM

Each large teaspoonful contains ten grains of Bromide ofSodium.

Per dozen, $5.00

Granulated EffervescentSELTZER SALT.

A tahlespoonful to half of a glass of water, forms a gratefuland refreshing saline draught, identical with the natural water.

Per dozen, $4.00

Granulated Effervescent81-CARBONATE OF SODIUM.

An excellent antacid, also antilithic and resolvent.Dose.—A heaping teaspoonful in part of a glass of water.Per dozen, $4.00

VICHY SALT{Grand Grille.)

A heaping teaspoonful dissolved in half of a glass ofwater,forms a grateful and refreshing draught, identical with thenatural water.

Per dozen, $4.00


SALICYLATE OF SODA with BROMIDE OF POTASHANTI-RHEUMATIC, SEDATIVE.

Each heaping teaspoonfulcontains ten grains of Salicylate ofSoda and 10 grains of Bromide of Potash.

The dose is usually one large teaspoonful in half of a glassofwater, three times a day before eating.

This is the minimum dose for adults, and may he increasedwith advantage in many cases of Eheumatism and RheumaticGout.

This preparation is particularly valuable in cases of Lyth-iasis, in which the more prominent symptoms are inflamma-tion of the mucous membranes of the respiratory and digestivetracts and ill-defined muscular soreness.

Per dozen, $6.00

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WARNER & CO.’S

SpecialtiesforDruggistsOSMUN’S

Little Cathartic Granules.

Little Gatfiaftictjeanuleg10 Grannies in each vial, with any name and

address, ready for sale.

Per Gross, $7.00

SEE PAGE 34 OF THIS BOOK FOR VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS

WARNER & CO.'S

LITTLE

CatharticAND

Liver(^AfIULEf).

Special quotations

for large quantities

in bulk

1,000, 90 CIS

10,000, $B.OO.

PREPARED BY

WILLIAM R. WARNER & COHAMIFAfTI'UIXG CHEMISTS,


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WARNER & CO.’SSPECIALTIES FOR

Retail Druggists.

Compressed

soda MintdIn nickel capped bottles.

Per Doz. $l.OOPer Gross, $3.00

Special quotations for lotsof 5 gross or over with

buyer’s name andaddress.

Compressed

Cpf. Dotagli.In nickel capped bottles.

Per Doz. $l,OOPer Gross, $9.00

Special quotations for lotsof 5 gross or over with

buyer’s name andaddress.

PREPARED BY

WILLIAM R. WARNER & CO.MA»rUFACTITKISr« CHEMISTS,

PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORE.

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WM. R. WARNER & CO.’S

Qompressed Tablets.Furnished in small boxes, bottles or bulk.

Gross. PoundBi-Carb. Potash, 5 grs 615.00 61.00Bi-Carb. Soda, in bottles, 5 grs 12.00 .65

Borax, 5 grs 12.00 .75Chlorate Potash and Borax, 2} grs. ea. 12.00 .75Chlorate Potash, C. P., 5 grs 12.00 .65Muriate of Ammonia, 3 grs 15.00 1.00Soda Mint, in bottles, 5 grs 12.00 .65Chlorate Potash, (Squibb’s Chlorate.). 12.00 ,75

BroAvn Mixture, .60Paregoric, ,60

Compound Licorice Powder, 21.00 ,75

Quinine Tasteless Tablets,(i gr. Tan. Quinine) 36.00 2.75“ “ “

(2“ “ “ ) 48.00 3.75One Pound Glass Stoppered Bottles, 5 cts. extra.

These Tablets are handsomely put up and will befound a superior line of preparations.

Special Compressions made to order, if wantedin lots of live pounds or more.

WILLIAM R. WARNER & CO.Makers of Soluble Coated Pills,

1338 MARKET STREET, 23 LIBERTY STREET,

PHILADELPHIA. NEWYORK.

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LIQUIO

PANGREOPEPSINE•DIGESTIVE FLUID.)

This Preparation contains in anagreeable form the naturaland assimilative principles of the digestive fluid of the stom-ach, comprising Pancreatine, Pepsin, Lactic and MuriaticAcids. The best means of re-establishing digestion in enfeebledstomachs, where the power to assimilate and digest food isimpaired, is to administer principles capable of communicatingthe elements necessary to convert the food into nutriment.

The value of Liquid Pancreopepsine in this connectionhas been fully established, and we can recommend it with con-fidence to the Medical Profession as superior to Pepsin alone.It aids in digesting animal and vegetable cooked food, fattyand amylaceous substances, and may be employed in all caseswhere, from prolonged sickness or other causes, the alimentaryprocesses are not in their normal condition.

Put up in Sixteeu-ounce French Square Bottles.Retail Price, $l.OO

ELIXIR

SALICYLIC ACID COUP.A POTENT AND RELIABLE REMEDY IN

RHEUMATISM, GOUT, LUMBAGO AJfD KINDREDCOMPLAINTS.

This preparation combines, in a pleasant and agreeableform, Salicylic Acid, Cimicifugae, Gelsemium, Sodii Bi-Carb.and Potass. lodid., so combined as to be more prompt andeffective in the treatment of this class of diseases than eitherof the ingredients when administered alone.

This remedy can be given without producing any of theunpleasant results which so often follow the givingof SalicylicAcid and Salicylate of Sodium—viz., gastric and intestinalirritation, nausea, delirium, deafness, nervous irritability, rest-lessness and rapid respiration; on the contrary, it gives promptrelief from pain and quiets the nerves without the aid of opiates.

The dose is from a tea to a dessertspoonful. Each tea-spoonful contains live grains of Salicylic Acid.

Elixir Salicylic Acid Comp, is put up in12 ounce square bottles.

Retail Price, $l.OO

PREPARED BY

WILLIAM R. WARNER & CO.Manufacturing Chemists,

PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK.

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«c New Store Designed to be Modern or Handsomely Appointed,should be without

WAffiKßK9SNewly Designed

Drug phop Bottle.DESIGN PATENT.

Bound Shoulder. Square Shoulder.

A Hew anil Ornamental Form of Dispensing Bottle.Mounted on Foot or Base.

It furnishes handsomely, being beautiful and symmetrical, and Is a greatimprovement over the old-fashioned, square-bottom bottle so long in use. Thecontrast isas markedas between an ordinary tumblerand a handsome goblet.

A drug store fitted out with these bottles presents a very attractive appear-ance, and they are a graceful and ornamental feature.

They are stronger than the ordinary bottle, as the concussion whichwouldshiver tire latter does not break off the base of the new bottle. Notone bottleof 800 in use in one store was broken in a period of three years. No one whohas put them in use would exchange for the old style.

PRICES :

TINCTURES. SALT MOUTHS.

Half-pint, Height, 9% in., per doz, |2.65One pint, “ 11% “ “ 3.25Two pint, “ 13% “ “ 4.00Four pint, “ 16 “ “ 6.00

Half-pint, Height, 8% in., per doz. |3.ljOne pint, *• 10% “ “ 3.60Two pint, “ 13% “ “ 4.50Four pint, “ 15 “ “ 7.00

The difference in heightbetween this and the old style bottle is an econom-ical feature, Inasmuch as three lines of shelving will answer where four wereformerly required, and the smaller number of bottles brings their cost to aboutthe same as the ordinary ware.

Number of Bottles required to cover Ten Feet of Shelving,Half-pint, - - 2 10-12 doz.One pint, -

- 2 8-12 doz.Two pint, 2 2-12 doz.Four pint, - - 1 8-12 doz.

Glass labels running lengthwise, with two or three lines of lettering, suita-ble for this style of bottles, 18 cents each. Ordinary style of

Indestructible labels, 12 cents each.

NOTHING CAN SURPASS THE BEAUTY OF THESE DESIGNS.We supply the ordinarystyle shop bottles at following prices:

TINCTURES.X XXX

Will tall,Warner & Co. Tatum & Co.

Half-pint, $1.05 $2.75One pint, 1.60 3.25Two pint, 2.00 4.00Four pint, 3.30 6.00

SALT MOUTHS.X XXX

Whitall,Warner & Co. Tatum & Co.

Half-pint, $1.12 $3.13One pint, 1.65 3.63Two pint, 2.38 4.50Four pint. 3.50 7,00

Special attention given to the fitting out ofNew Stores.

ALL ORDERS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO

Wl. B. WilEB GO,Manufacturing Cliemists,

1228 Market St.,PHILADELPHIA.

22 Liberty St.,NEWYORK.

City of Washington, October 14 1884Dr. Wm. R. Warner, M. D., 1228 Market St., Philadelphia.

Dear Sir Your generous gift of shop bottles with Indestructible glasslabels has been received, and the Board of Directors of the Garfield MemorialHospital request me to acknowledge the receipt thereof, and to convey to youtheir thanksfor a contribution so useful.

Very Respectfully, B. G. Lovejoy, Secretary,

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AN IMPORTANT NEW REMEDY.

SUPERIOR TO PEPSIN OF THE HOG.

A Powder:—Prescribed in the same manner,doses, and combinations as pepsin.

INGLUVINVENTRICULUB CALLOBUB GALLINACEUS.

From the Gizzard of the Domestic Fowl (Pulius GaHinaceus).

A SPECIFIC FOR VOMITING IN PREGNANCYAND A

Potent and reliable remedy for the cure of INDIGES-TION, DYSPEPSIA, and SICK STOMACH, caused

from debility of that organ. It is superior to thePepsin Preparations, since it acts with more

certainty and effects cures where they fail.

Edward Warren (Bey), M.D., C.M., Paris, Prance. —

“ I am pleased to be able to chronicle the fact that in threecases of pronounced atonic dyspepsia and in one case of chronicindigestion it has acted like a charm—promptly relieving alldisagreeable symptoms and restoring the stomach to its properfunctions. My patients, who had previously tried withoutbenefit all ordinary forms of pepsin, bismuth, cerium, nuxvomica, etc., etc., are delighted with this new remedy, andassure me that they experienced benefit from the first dose.Hereafter I shall prescribe it liberally and with great confi-dence in its therapeutic value.”

Dr. Shelly, Philadelphia.—“ I have used this remedy fortwenty-five years, and it has never failed.”

Dr. F. W. Campbell, Montreal.—“ With Ingluvin Ihave cured three out of four cases of vomiting in pregnancy.”

Dr. C. F. Clark, Brooklyn, N. Y.—“ I have used Inglit-yin very extensively in my daily practice for more than ayear, and have fully tested it in many cases of vomiting inPregnancy, Dyspepsia, and Sick Stomach , with the best ofresults.”

TABES-MESENTERIC DISEASE.1, Elder Square, Newcastle-on-Tyne, England, October 31st, 1389.

Dear Sirs:—Will you have the kindness toinform me ifyou have an Agentin this town for WARNER’S INGLUVIN, as I shall most likely prescribe itfrom time to time, in order to give ita more extended trial. X was much grati-fied with itsaction ina distressing cuse of Tabes-Mesenteric Disease. I had nodifficultyin bringing the pain under subjection by opiates, etc., but in the vom-iting, emaciation, and disordered condition of the bowels, there wasno improve-ment. Finding a sample box of INGLUVINupon my consulting table, (and forwhich accept my thanks, for I firmly believe that the powder saved my littlepatient’s life,) I gave the mother the box containing a dozen powders, request-ing her to divide one into three, and administer one twice daily. The pain dis-appeared, the vomiting ceased, flesh was rapidly put on, and in the short spaceofa fortnight (the patient previously under treatment for six weeks,) was con-valescentand completely recovered, (aged ‘2}4 years).

Believe me, yours faithfully,ANTHONY BELL, L. R. C. P.Ed., M. R. C. S. Eng., L. 3. A.etc.

Late Senior Assistant to the Newcastle Infirmary, and Surgeonto the Hospitalfor Diseases of the Skin, etc.

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Warier & Co.’s MMPreiaraiis-May be obtained through the following well-known dealers.

Wm. R. Warner & Co.Kane & Behrens.Chas. N. Orittenton.Lanman & Kemp.R. W. Robinson & Son

Smith, Kline & Co.French. Richards & Co.H. K. Wampole & Co.Roller Shoemaker & Co.Johnston, Holloway & Co.Rommel, Rabe & Co.

NEW YORK CITY.W, H. Schiefelln & Co.Lazeli, Dailey & Co.Fraser & LeeLehn & Fink.Bruen, Bros. & Ritchey.

PHILADELPHIA.

G. W. Carpenter, Henszey & Co.BOSTON.

McKesson & Robbins.Tarrant & Co. nHall & Ruckel.Van Duzer & Co.Coffin, Redington& Co:

Robert Shoemaker & Co.V. H. Smith & Co.Barker, Moore & MeinGeorge D. Wetherill & Co.Aschenbach & Miller.E. O. Jones &Co.

Rust, Bros. & Bird. Carter, Carter & KilhamWeeks & Potter. Gilman Bros.Cutler, Bros. & Co. Doolittle & Smith.

George C. Goodwin & Co.PROVIDENCE. R. I.

Wm. B. Blanding. George L. Claflin & Co. Kenyon, Smith & Co.BALTIMORE, MD.

John J. Thompsen. Wm H. Brown & Bro. J. H. Winkelman & Co.Gilpin, Langdon & Co. Vogeler Son &Co. Muth, Bros. & Co.

Lily, Rogers & Co.

WASHINGTON, D. C.• Stott, Cromwell & Co. Tschiffely &Evans.

RICHMOND, VA.Purcell, Ladd & Co. Bodeker Bros.

Powers, Taylor & 00. Polk Miller & Co.MEMPHIS, TENN.

G.W. Jones&Co. YanYleet&Co. S. Mansfield & 00. J. J. Miles & Co.

CHARLESTON, S. C.Dr. H. Baer. Dowie & Molse.

NEW ORLEANS, LA.I. L. Lyons & Co. Finlay & Brunswig. E. J. Hart &Co.

P. L. Cusachs. R. N. Girling & Co.

ST. LOUIS, MO.Richardson Drug Co. Meyer Bros. & Co. George K, Hopkins &00.

CollinsBros. Drug Co. Koch & KempfDrug Co. MellierDrug 00.

CHICAGO, ILL.Fuller & Fuller 00. Peter Yan Schaaek & Sons.John A. King & Co. Lord, Owen & Co.Robert Stevenson & Co. Morrisson, Plummer & Co.

Humiston, Keeling & 00.CINCINNATI, OHIO.

Lloyd Bros. Hale, Justis & 00. Otto Bauchfuss & Co. Allen& Co.John I>. Park & Sons. C. F. Cavlert & Co. Wilmot J. Hall & Co.

C. E. Potts & Co.MILWAUKEE. WIS-

The F. Dohmen Co. Limited, H. Bosworth & Sons. Drake Bros.The Chas. Baumbach Co.

COLUMBUS, OHIO.Orr, Brown & Price. Cornell-Pheneger Chemical Co.

Kaufman, Latimer & Co.CLEVELAND, OHIO.

Cleveland Drug Co. Strong, Cobb &. Co. Benton, Meyers & Co.

LOUISVILLE, KY.R. A- Robinson & Co. Bush, Bagby & Co.

Arthur Peter & 00. . J. B. Wilder & Co.INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

A. Kiefer & 00. Richardson Drug Co. A. Browning &Sons.

PITTSBURGH, PA.George A. Kelly & Co. Chas. Babst. L. H. Harris Drug Co.

A. C. Henderson.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.Langly & Michaels. Pacific Drug Agency Co. Redington & Co,

J. J.Mack & Co. Greensfelder& Betelheim."PORTLAND, OREGON.

Snell, Heitshu & Woodard.

SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.Roberts & Neldon, God be Pitts Drug Co. Moore, Allen & Co.

OMAHA, NEB.Richardson Drug Co. Blake, Bruce & Co.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.R. P.Russell. Lyman-Eliel Drug Co.

ST. PAUL, MINN.Noyes, Bros. & Cutler. J. P. Allen. Ryan Drug Co.

KANSAS CITY, MO.Woodward, Faxon & Co. Meyer Bros. Drug Co.

EVANSVILLE, IND.Lemcke & Co. Haas, Bunge & Co. Keller & White.

ATCHISON, KANSAS. ST. JOSEPH. MO. DENVER, COL.MePike &, Fox. Smith Drug Co. J. .T. Reithmann &. Co.

SIOUX CITY, lOWA. PADUCAH, KY.Hornick Drug Co. Du Boise & Robertson.

ATLANTA, GA.Jno. B. Daniel. Lamar, Rankin & Lamar. Asa Q-. Candler & Co.

PORTLAND. MA NE.Cook, Everett &Pennell. J. W. Perkins &Co.

DETROIT. MICH.Farrand, Williams & Go. James E. Davis &Co. John A. Dodds &Co.

QUINCY, ILL. BURLINGTON, lOWA.B. Montgomery & Co. C. P. Squires & Co.

PEORIA, ILL.Singer & Wheeler. Sutliff, Shultz & Co. Colburn, Birks & Co.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL. TOLEDO, OHIO.'Funk &Lackey. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin.

STEUBENVILLE, OHIO. WHEELING, W, VA.Beall &Steele. Logan & Co.

BUFFALO, N. Y.Powell & Plimpton. Moore & Hubbard Drug Co. Stoddart Bros.

SYRACUSE, N. Y.Moore & Hubbard. C. W. Snow & Co.ROCHESTER, N. Y.

Czar Dunning. O. F. Paine & Co. E. H. Davis & Go.

NEW ALBANY, IND. MOBILE, ALA. LITTLE ROCK, ARK.O. L. Hoover. I. C. Du Bose & Co. O. J.Lincoln.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, HARTFORD, CONN.Kirk, Geary & Co. Talcott, Frisbie & Co. T. Sisson & Co.

NEW LONDON, CONN. NEW HAVEN. CONN. NORWICH, CONN.Nichols & Harris. C. S. Leete & Co. Lee & Osgood.

BRIDGEPORT, CONN.L. W. Booth & Co. L. F. Curtis & Co. S. F. Stevens & Co.

WILMINGTON, DEL.Z. James Belt, N. B. Danforth. HerbertK. Watson.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. AUGUSTA, GA,H. Robinson & Co. W. H. Barrett.

„ „ „ TERRE HAUTE, IND;E. H. Bindley & Co. C. H. Buntin & Co.

FORT WAYNE, IND,Meyer Bros. & Co.

TROY, NEW YORK.Robinson, Church & Co. J. L. Thompson Sons & Co.UTICA, N. Y. ZANESVILLE, OHIO. HARRISBURG, PA.

John H. Sheehan. W. A. Weller. E. W. Gross & Sons.

SCRANTON, PA. KNOXVILLE, TENN.Matthews Bros. Sanford, Chamberlain & Albers.

NASHVILLE, TENN.Pendleton Drug Co. Spurlock, Neal & Co. Handley, White & Co.SAN ANTONIA, TEX. DALLAS, TEXAS. BURLINGTON, VT.

Orynski,Thompson &Co, W. H.Howell &Bro. Wells & RichardsonCo.

WARNER & CO’S GOODS WILL BE FOUND ON SALE WITH MOST DRUGGISTSTHROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY, WANT OF SPACE PRECLUDES

FURTHER MENTION.

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DISCOUNTSTO

WHOLESALETRADE.

DISCOUNTS TO RETAIL TRADE—OF—

WILLIAM R. WARNER & CO.’S

jSnp-Coated fillg—AND—

STANDARD PREPARATIONS.

PAGE. DISCOUNTAromatic Cachous.. cover page 4 Net.

Compressed Tablets 57-58 Net.

Dosimetric Granules 18-19 50 per ct.

Elixir Salcylic Acid Co 59 Net.$8.50 per doz.

Fluid Extracts 32-48 25 per ct.

Granular Eff. Salts 49-55 20 per ct.

Granules 16 17 50 per ct.

Hypodermic Tablets, 23 20 per ct.Ingluvin, $10.00 per doz. Net.

“ 3 doz. to 1 gross 9.50 “ Net.

Liq. Pancreopepsine, 8.50 Net.

Parvules 28-29 20 per ct.

Pills and Granules, 1-17 50 per ct.Sugar-coated and. Gelatin-coated.

Pills in pound, bottles 17 Net.

“ ofQuinine according to theMarket price of Material, 20

Pills for retailing 30 and 66 Net.

Perfumes in Warner & Co.’shandsome bottles 31 Net.

Sachet Powders in W. & Co.’shandsome bottles 31 Net.

Shop Bottles 60 Net.

FOR THE SPEEDY RELIEF OF

Nervous Headache and Brain Fatigue

WARNER & CO.’S EFFERVESCING

(WARNER & CO.)

SOD&-Useful in Nervous Headache, Sleeplessness,

Excessive Study, Over Brainwork,Nervous Debility, Mania,

etc., etc.

DOSE. —A heaping teaspoonful in half a glass of water, tobe repeated after an interval of thirty minutes, if necessary.

It is claimed by some prominent specialists innervous diseases, that the Sodium Salt is moreacceptable to the stomach than the BromidePotassium. An almost certain relief is given bythe administration of this Effervescing Salt. It isalso used with advantage in indigestion, depres-

sion following alcoholic and other excesses, as wellas nervous headache. It affords speedy relief forMENTAL and PHYSICAL EXHAUSTION.

PREPARED ONLY BY

WILLIAM R. WARNER & CO.MANUFACTURERS OF

Soluble Coated Fills*PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK

WARNER & CO.’S* - «(

Cach.au Aramatise.Perfuming the Breath and >

imparting a pleasant |flavor. j

These Cachous are coated with |pure silver foil, and not Dutch >

Metal nor Bronze Powder, and <

are composed of the finest and ?

most fragrant aromatics.No deleterious effectneed there- ?

fore be anticipatedfrom their use. |, They are considered superior to Iany other brand in the market, |either foreign or domestic.

List of Prices. iPer Gross in Patent, Metal |

Slide Boxes, $6.00 |Per Gross in 2 oz. Blue Bot- j

ties, French Label, -.524.00 <Per Pound, in Handsome J

Glass Label and Stoppered jBottles, $1.75 J

Per Pound in bulk, $1. 25 j

AVOID INFERIOR IMITATIONS WHICH ARE

OFFERED FOR REFILLING THESEBOTTLES.

Special quotations given for large

quantities in bulk.

TER Sz CO.’S

Aromatic Cachons.In oval bottles with nichelert screw caps.

Per dozen, 75 cts.

WILLIAM R. WARNER & CO.Pharmaceutical Chemists,

duii MIFI PHIA and NEW YORK.

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