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OF LARYN GO LOGY AND RHINOLOGY;

AN ANALYTICAL RECORD OF CURRENT LITERATURE RELATING TO THE THROAT AND NOSE.

EDITED BY SIR MORELL MACKENZIE, M.D. Lond.,

AM) R. NORRIS WOLFENDEN, M.D. Cantab.,

WITH TUT'. CO-OI'EKAl IuN OF DR. JOHN N. MACKENZIE (BALTIMORE) DR. VALERIUS IDELSON (BERNE) DR. BRYSON DELAVAN (NEW YORK) DR. MICHAEL (HAMBURG) DR. W. PORTER (ST. LOUIS) PROF. RAMON DE LA SOTA Y LASTRA DR. JOAL (MONT DORE) (SEVILLE) PROF. MASSEI (NAPLES) DR. HOLGER MYGIND (COPENHAGEN) PROF. GUYE (AMSTERDAM) DR. SMYLY (DUBLIN) DR. CAPART (BRUSSELS) DR. DAVID COLLINGWOOD (SYDNEY; DR. CONSTANTIN KARWOWSKI (WARSAW) DR. G. W. MAJOR (MONTREAL) DR. BARCLAY J. BARON (BRISTOL) DR. MAXWELL ROSS (EDINBURGH)

Dr. G. HUNTER MACKENZIE (Edinburgh).

F. A. DAVIS, LONDON: PHILADELPHIA: 40, BERNERS STREET, \V. 1231, FILBERT STREET.

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Original Article— CHRONIC RHEUMATIC SORE THROAT. BY E. FLETCHER INGALS, p. 145.

Abstracts of Current Literature relating to—

INSTRUMENTS AND THERAPEUTICS, p. 149.

DIPHTHERIA, p. 151.

MOUTH, TONGUE, TONSILS, PHARYNX, &C, p. 153.

NOSE AND NASO-PHARYNX, p. 159.

LARYNX, p. 166.

THYROID GLAND AND NECK, p. 175.

Note— THE TENTH INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CONGRESS, BERLIN, 1890,

P. 178.

LONDON] APRIL. [1890.

ANTIPYRIN. throat, Chlorate of Potash" usually relieves the uneasiness This new antipyretic and analgesic has evidently come to in a few hours "(Cohen). stay, from the fact that it has been made officinal in the " It is used in ulcerated Austrian Pharmacopoeia. The literature written with mouth and follicular pha- reference to this drug is most voluminous, and its useful- ryngitis, and has been ness in numerous pathological con- employed in croup, diph- ditions is fully corroborated by the theria, and spasm of the mass of practitioners. As an anti- larynx " (Brunton). pyretic it has no equal in materia " Of convenient size, medica. In rheumatism it is said to they are beautifully made ; act as an anodyne for the relief of and, as they dissolve slowly in the mouth, are well suited pain, also in hemicrania, neuralgia, for throat affections."—The LANCET. sciatica, asthma, and headache. Most Supplied to the profession in beautifully graven white satisfactory results have attended its metal boxes, blue silk label, at 4d. and gd. Retail prices, employment as a haemostatic, in 6d. and is. each. uterine haemorrhage. Bilhaut and VOICE TABLOIDS. Henocque consider Antipyrin of Composed ^/"COCAINE, Chlorate of Potash and Boiax. much value. A 5 per cent, solution Impart a c'ear and silvery tone to the voice. Easily re- is •••.: , .• • ' ;:. ,-. •;•.•, :: ent strength tained in the mouth fo' ..: •... !•!••• :- . 'trfaces, or it while singing or m;:; •/ ;•.;; !••; . ••: ;. :. :npon. speaking. N ow used Bokenham obtained good results in over 100 cases of by the leading singers headache of different forms, especially in migraine, and en- and public speakers couraging effects in twenty cases of epilepsy. throughout the world. In some instances an abundant eruption of urticaria ap- DIRECTIONS. — A peared, probably due to the rapid assimilation of the drug single Tabloid may when given in solution. The Tabloids of Antipyrin are be slowly dissolved in said to prevent this effect, since when taken in the solid the mouth to remove form the assimilation is more gradual, while the physio- huskiness or hoarseness. logical effect is as certain. Su plied to the profession in beautifully graven white Antipyrin Tabloids, 5 grs., supplied to the medical pro- metal boxes, with blue silk labels, at 8d. and is. 4d. each. fession in bottles, containing 25 and 100, at is. 6d. and Retail prices, is. and 2s. per box. 4s. 6d. each. CHLORATE of POTASH *& BORAX TABLOIDS. CHLORATE OF POTASH TABLOIDS. The Tabloids afford an agreeable form in which to ad- minister Chlorate of Potash and Borax. By using the Tabloids the drug is effectually brought in Supplied to the profession in beautifully graven white contact with the oral mucous surfaces as a continuous metal boxes, with pink silk labels, at 4d. and 9d. Retail gargle, and its specific action made certain. In acute sore prices, 6d. and is.

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