Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-03-08
Pensiar Liver Saline, Efferves-

Active Constituents: The Chlorides.
Sulphates and Phosphates of Sodium.
Magnesium, Potassium, Calcium and
Lithium.
Administration is the name given
to group of symptoms which arise as "A
result of disturbances in the processes of
digestion and excretion. The cause lies
in the reabsorption into the body of
poisonous substances which should have
been eliminated by way of the kidneys
or bowels These symptoms vary from
mental depression, headache, sallow
complexion, vertigo, nausea, fetd
breath, lassitude, hypochondria, etc, in
the milder cases, to jaundce, govt, rheu
matism, nervous prostration, various
skin diseases, and even sclerotic diseases
of the heart and blood vessels and
chronic inflammation of the kidney.
The value of various mineral waters
in the treatment of the above disorders
is well known. Penslar Liver Saline,
Effervescent is offered as a means of
preparing a properly proportioned min
eral water of high efficiency for use in
the relief of the symptoms already men,
toned.
For constipation and Biliousness,
Penslar Liver Saline. Efervescent is
useful for the purpose of relieving a
loaded bowel, whether the cause lies in
torpidity of the liver, indiscretions in
diet, or lack of exercise. For this pur-
pose from two to four teaspoonfuls
should be dissolved in a glass of water
preferably hot and taken before break
fast When so taken it will quickly
cleanse the entire alimentary tract and
entirely relieve the distressing head
ache, nausea and other dependent symp-
toms.
In acute indigestion, irritation of the
stomach and bowels as result of the
ingestion of improper food, or after ex-
cessive eating or drinking, large dose
Ia tablespoonful well diluted, will give
relief. 1t many cases it is well to grad
ually reduce the dose for several days,
that is, two teaspoonfuls for the second
dose, one teaspoonful for the third dose,
dissolved in full glass of water and
taken at bed time; this last to be con-
tinued for several days.
In complaints having their origin in
an excess of uric acid in the tissues,
Penslar Liver Saline, Effervescent is
useful, the proper dose being one half to
one teaspoonful dissolved in hot water
and taken at bed time
To reduce excessive stOutness it should
be given two or three times a day in
doses sufficient to cause several daily
movements In this condition dietetic
and hygienic regulation are an import
ant part of the treatment.
AS an active cathartic three or four
teaspOonfuls in a glass of water should
be taken before breakfast If taken
during the day or after a meal the dose
should be somewhat greater.
For sick headache, biliousness, etc.
one or two teaspoonfuls in a glass of
water to be repeated in an hour or two if
relief is not obtained.
For kidney and bladder affections,
rheumatism, uric acid diathesis. etc.,
take one teaspoonful night and morning
in full glass of hot water. If too
powerful action upon the bowels results,
the dose may be reduced For these and
similar conditions it should be taken
regularly over a period of time as
course of treatment" rather than for its
immediate effect
Dose and method of administration.
For measuring doses an aluminium cup
is provided, holding two teaspoonfuls.
The dose for an adult varies as stated in
the foregoing paragraphs. For children
the dose should be one fourth to one
half that for an adult. In all cases the
salt is to be put into full glass of water
and stirred until quite dissolved before it
is swallowed. The water may be hot or
cold as preferred hot water being in
general better. Children may take Pens
lar Liver Saline i'll lemonade if desired.
For sale at buttons Pharmacy.