“IN PARTICULAR CASES.”
Therapeutic efficiency in the use of the bromides is often as dependent
on the avoidance of untoward effects as on the attainments of maximum
physiologic activity. For this reason Peacock’s Bromides offer the most
satisfactory bromide therapy, for not only does this happy combination
of carefully selected bromide salts insure all the benefits of the most
active bromide preparation, but it does so with the great advantage that
gastric disturbance and all tendencies to bromism are reduced to a
minimum. This is why in “particular cases” so many physicians are in the
habit of insisting on the use of Peacock’s Bromides.
* * * * *
Notwithstanding the large number of Hypophosphites on the market, it is
quite difficult to obtain a uniform and reliable syrup. “Robinson’s” is
a highly elegant preparation, and possesses an advantage over some
others, in that it holds the various salts, including iron, quinine, and
strychnine, etc., in perfect solution, and is not liable to the
formation of fungus growths. (See advertisement in this issue.)
* * * * *
“Many cases of acute coryza and naso-pharyngeal irritation are often due
primarily to the streptococcus rheumaticus and respond to the usual
rheumatic therapy.”
In these cases commonly called “colds,” generally deep-seated, painful
and exhausting, Tongaline mitigates the congestion and by rapid
elimination of the poison or germs, promptly relieves a condition often
very obstinate and if not corrected within a reasonable time, attended
with serious results and always with a tendency to become chronic.
For special stimulation to the kidneys, Tongaline and Lithia Tablets; if
malaria is indicated, Tongaline and Quinine Tablets.