Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-08

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Ripams Tabules have a
very large sale. Fol-
lowing are the opinions
expressed by the physi=
clans regarding this
famous remedy:
FIRST PHYSICIAN.
Thought the combination good one
and very desirable"
SECOND PHYSICIAN.
Believed the formula very sensible.
Often had occasion to prescribe the ill.,
gradients.
THIED PHYSICIAN.
1.-The formula is good and they are
put up in good shape"
FOURTH PHYSICIAN.
Thought they could be used to good
advantage in many cases
FIFTH PHYSICIAN.
Pronounced the formula good and ad-
mired the idea of putting them up in
glass tubes"
SIXTH PHYSICIAN.
Thought they would DO a success
when better known among physicians
SEVENTH PHYSICIAN.
Thought the formula excellent
EIGHTH PHYSICIAN.
Thought the formula good, and often
prescribed q similar remedy in powders,
but never heard OF tablet of the same
composition
NINTH PHYSICIAN.
Thought the formula good and one
that ought to answer for the troubles
for which they are recommended
TENTH PHYSICIAN.
''Often lad occasion to use a formula
rather similar. Asked II they were ad-
vertised and said he didn't care what
was advertised If 1t had merit"
ELEVENTH PHYSICIAN.
deed. and was sorry they We're consider
ed q patent medicine
TWELFTH PHYSICIAN
''Said he should prescribe them IL they
proved good as they seemed
THIRTEENTH PHYSICIAN.
Believed them good and should try
them In his hospital practice"
FOURTEENTH PHYSICIAN
"a graduate Of the College Of Physi-
clans and Surgeons, New York, expressed
himself as very familiar with the
formula which, he said, was much more
used In New York than in Boston. Spoke
of fluid mixture considerably used in
the Polytechnic Hospital in New York that
is pretty nelrly the exact formula, but
not 30 convenient to administer. Thought
the tabules would take we'll with many
physicians
FIFTEENTH PHYSICIAN.
Should be glad to recommend them.
Believed them good"
SIXTEENTH PHYSICIAN.
''Said he should use them
SEVENTEENTH PHYSICIAN
cases. In some, he thought, the absence
of sloes would be advantageous, but,
generally speaking, they were good. Said
lie should try them
EIGHTEENTH PHYSICIAN.
Thought them very convenient. Often
had occasion to use such q formula. but
never saw it in that form before. Liked
the idea. Said he should prefer such a
formula to the ordinary u S. z. Pill,
alon, beIladonna ard strychnia, which
are meant for similar action. Thought
them, on the whole. excellent
NINETEENTH PHYSICIAN
said they were very convenient and
ought to be just the thing
TWENTIETH PHYSICIAN
Thought the formula good and that
they were gotten up very nicely indeed.
Often prescribes something very simi-
lar"
TWENTY FIRST PHYSICIAN.
Thought the formula q very good one
indeed. Had very often such u mixture
In liquid FORM
TWENTY SECOND PHYSICIAN.
Said he liked the formula and thought
II u very convenient way to administer
such combination and dose"
TWENTY-THII;D PHYSICIAN.
Liked such u recipe, and very often
used such remedy
TWENTY FOURTH PHYSICIAN.
''Said he should have occasion to use
them in the hospital of which he Is
member. ard he believed they would be
very useful to physicians, for the formula
was good
TWENTY FIFTH PHYSICIAN.
said he thought they might be very
efficient in many cases; spoke highly Of
the formula
TWENTY-SIXTH PHYSICIAN
Relieve them very excellent thing.
indeed: said he thought they would be
just as wall free Of alOes. but the small
dose would do no harm"
2ipans,
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