E. T. BAINBRIDGE, M. D.

Lickton, Tenn.

THE phosphates of iron, soda, lime, and potash, dissolved in an excess

of phosphoric acid, is a valuable combination to prescribe in nervous

exhaustion, general debility, etc. Robinson’s Phosphoric Elixir is an

elegant solution of these chemicals. (See advertisement.)

=LABOR SAVING=: The American Medical Publishers’ Association is prepared

to furnish carefully revised lists, set by the Mergenthaler Linotype

Machine, as follows:

=List No. 1= contains the name and address of all reputable advertisers

in the United States who use medical and pharmaceutical publications,

including many new customers just entering the field. In book form, 50

cents.

=List No. 2= contains the address of all publications devoted to

Medicine, Surgery, Pharmacy, Microscopy, and allied sciences, throughout

the United States and Canada, revised and corrected to date. Price,

$1.25 per dozen gummed sheets.

List No. 2 is furnished in gummed sheets, for use on your mailer, and

will be found a great convenience in sending out reprints and exchanges.

If you do not use a mailing machine, these lists can readily be cut

apart and applied as quickly as postage stamps, insuring accuracy in

delivery and saving your office help valuable time.

These lists are furnished free of charge to members of the Association.

Address CHARLES WOOD FASSETT, Secretary, cor. Sixth and Charles streets,

St. Joseph, Mo.

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