Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-19

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We will only offer for you
considers stion a few Of the best
combina tions which ooureown
experience for many years has
proved to be trustworthy.
r. l. ANr1MALAR1AL AND Tonic
Pl1L.-R., Quinia Sulnh., 100
grs. ;;Cinchona Sulph., ,100ig,s.;
Ferr Preparata [Queyennesl
so grs.; Oleo, Piper Mgr, Gs.
To make 100 pills One every
night and morning from July
lst to frost. rh 20 81 naslgrdi I.
H. ANTlBMloUs ASpsasER,MAs--
/ LARlAL PILL. r. Pedophylin,
Is grs.s; Qnlnia Sulph. o LOO
grs-; Acid Arsenisus, 2ocgrsA;
Ferr. Sulph. Dsssiep $3.50 grs.;
Oleoos Piper Nigr.sq qs. To
made 100 pills-One highland
morning. g5Ga y1Japoo
q Finally, when the exposure
to the climate is great in the
swmapy and rank portions of
the country, or when the Occur
patton is one necessarily, eausr
ing great expos ure toomofnings
dews or nigt fogs, or whereathe
person is entirely unacclima4-
ted, we offer with much conf.
dence this formula, which COM
bines all theadtgreat antipe-
RIDDLES knownoto man from the
earliest era to cur day believing
that by the presistsntiuse OF
this combination a large proper
1 ton Of those exposed to malaria
will be entirely protected, and
all will so moderate Its d3ferce
as to render it. easily and
speedily cured :sjgaa X enlay sai 80
: R, Podophylin,a 10 grsu;
| Galsemine s grs.; Acid ARISEN,
u grs.;b Strychnia sdSulph., q
grs., Quinia Snlph., j 100ogrs. d
! Fer. EQueyepnes] aai50 51grs.; j
fOleo, Piper Mgr, qssdj 10
make LOO pillsr7One highland
morning from, Julyaoalst to
frost. igo2 9dt 10 ssod} elifW g15
ltiis hardly necessary to say
that these formulas aqwill re-
Iquire alteration in 10 soIaes indi~
vidual cases. Some persons
cannot bear the administration
of arsenic for any length of
time. Others may req uiredmoreI
or less OF the purgative oingre-
dent Oar objectlsis totiglve|
such a prescription, asaawould
be adapted toasthe average
number of cases. If a5 81 .oIi fssg
| "A pill very similar to this
has been beautifully put up by
the sugar coated method, at
very moderate prices, gaby
Messrs. Bullock Sc 1Grensha W.
OFF Philadelphia, who arealwayst
reliable in their preparations.
These pills have been veryysuc-
cessful, but, recent experience
has shown that the gelsemine
a deriyative from the indigo
nous yellow jessamine, Of the
Southern States is there intro
duced in too large a proportion,
producing its peculiar symp-
toms of confusion of intellect
and double vision, very anala-.l
gous to the cinohonism which
follows the administration Of
large doses Of quinine, In this
prescription, thel etore, we have
diminished the quantity.
For children who cannot
take pulls, we would suggest
this prescription, which is, by
the addition oftanic acid, made
almost tasteless:
During the sickly season,
always avoid going out in the
early. morn without taking
your pill, and if possible get a
cup Of coffee or tea, with a it'll
tie simple food.
R: Quiniita sulphat, 81 dr.;
aoldl tannicl, s gr.; syrup
simp f., 3 dr.; aq. f., 3 o.. NJ
sig. Dose A teaspoonful
night andmorning e,.su9 i..,a
We will remark, in conclu-
sion, that a proper attention to
simple hygienic rules will aid
very much in this contest with
malaria.
Never bathe in the rivers
during the heat of the day, or
at any time for more than a
few minutes.
Stay within doors after dark
unless necessity drives you
ont, and then wear wooden
clothing and good shoes. .r'; .., D.,