The medical age : a semi-monthly journal of medicine and surgery . ttledantiseptic solutions.) This Is all pure capital—you pay for no can take it with you—no liquids to carry. J. S. TYREE, Chemist, WASHINGTON, D. C. and that, too, without a penalized stop, thuswinning the highest possible award — thePresidents Cup. Take the Auto-Surgeons advice, and forGeneral Oldsmobility use an Oldsmobile. Our readers attention is particularly calledto Wm. Sedgwicks advertisement of Brass andSwing Signs on page 25 of this issue. Thebrass signs are engraved by hand filled with the best blackenamel.
The medical age : a semi-monthly journal of medicine and surgery . ttledantiseptic solutions.) This Is all pure capital—you pay for no can take it with you—no liquids to carry. J. S. TYREE, Chemist, WASHINGTON, D. C. and that, too, without a penalized stop, thuswinning the highest possible award — thePresidents Cup. Take the Auto-Surgeons advice, and forGeneral Oldsmobility use an Oldsmobile. Our readers attention is particularly calledto Wm. Sedgwicks advertisement of Brass andSwing Signs on page 25 of this issue. Thebrass signs are engraved by hand filled with the best blackenamel. Thenewswing signsare made en-tirely of metalstrongly rivetedtogether, en-ameled black,and baked; theyare lettered withthe white enamel letters, aluminum, gold orsilver glass letters, or in gold leaf. Also write him if you are in need of win-dow lettering. Mr. Sedgwick carries thelargest and most varied stock of sign lettersin the United States. Price list mailed onapplication. FoLLicuLARJToNsiLUTis.—In this disease,so common among young children, Glyco-. Thymoline (Kress) may be employed withadvantage. Its exosmotic properties are ex-tremely serviceable in reducing the size ofthe swollen glands. The enlargement is aptto subside slowly, even after the active stageof the inflammation has passed. Childrenwho are old enough to gargle may employthe remedy in this manner. In those tooyoung it may be applied upon absorbentcotton. Representative cases are: Case 1.—A boy, eleven years of age, hadsuffered for a day from headache and fever,with pain in swallowing. Both tonsils werered and swollen, especially the right, whichwas studded with patches of exudation fromthe crypts. Case 2.—A girl, aged fifteen years, had hada chill twenty • four hours previously, herthroat felt sore, and it pained her to glands of the neck were swollen andthere was fever. Both tonsils were consid-erably enlarged. The crypts were exudingtheir characteristic discharge. Case 3.—A youn
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