DIGESTIVE TABLETS CONVENIENT PALATABLE ACCURATE ECONOMICAL A convenient dosage form of digestive ferments, combined with compatibles which, in addition to their individual medicinal properties, accelerate the action of the pepsin. Accurate in dose, convenient in administration and friable-permitting immediate activity. Packed in bottles of 100 tablets. We supply physicians with these tablets at the wholesale price, and will send, upon receipt of 25 cents in stamps, A SAMPLE 100 TABLETS (ASSORTED) FREE of expense to any physician mentioning the MEDICAL TRIBUNE. Dr. R. A. Gunn, has called attention editorially to formula No. III, as being most perfect in proportions of ingredients. TABLET FORMULE. I. Pepsin I grain and aromatics.. Wholesale Price per 100 •34 .50 .50 ..50 II. Pepsin and Bismuth-Pepsin I grain, subnitrate Bismuth 2 grains. IV. Pepsin, Bismuth and Charcoal-Pepsin 1 grain, Subnit, Bismuth V. Pepsin and Charcoal-Pepsin 1 grain, Charcoal 2 grains... +40 .50 Correspondence Solicited. Winslow Pharmaceutical Laboratories. NEW YORK, U. S. A. It will be given as A PREMIUM to every subscriber of the MEDICAL TRIBUNE for 1895. Fill out the enclosed blank and send in your name. No money necessary until the History is ready for delivery. Following is a prospectus and synopsis of contents of this valuable work: PROSPECTUS. THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE, BY ALEXANDER Wilder, M. D., Secretary National Eclectic Medical Association. Being a complete History of the healing art from the earliest periods of antiquity to the present day, including all schools and sects in medicine. When the work was begun the author only intended to write a history of Eclectic medicine, but in consequence of the difficulty of getting correct data from many of the states, he was delayed in this work. He then decided to prepare a sketch of medical history from the Archaic Period down to the rise of the American schools, including sketches of the principal characters, forms of medical practice, etc., that have flourished and had their influence in broadening and modifying the current sentiment and methods. SYNOPSIS OF CONTENTS. CHAPTER I. ARCHAIC MEDICINE: Egypt-Babylon and Assyria-India and Persia-The Indian Materia Medica-Charaka-China and Outer Asia-China in Later Years-The Skythic Autochthones-Prehistoric Greece. CHAPTER II. MEDICINE IN THE ANCIENT HISTORIC PERIOD: Demokedes-Curing a Cancer-Eminent Teachers of Medicine-Medical Practice at Athens-Hippo. krates-Ktesias-Aristotle-Theophrastos-Praxagoras-Erasistratos-The Alex andrian School-The Empire School-Pergamos-Hebrew Medicine-Buddhistic India-Physicians in Ancient Rome-The Methodists-Celsus-The Pneumaticists or Spiritualists--The Eclectics-Medicine in the Roman Empire-DioskoridesGalen-Last Years of Ancient Medicine, |