Saint Louis Medical and Surgical Journal . iH., .H. U. Cor. 6th & Market Sts., St. Louis. T hnvp used Bromidia loith great success, and am much pleased with.^„ ^ ^ W. T. GREGORY, M. D. 10 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo. Bromidia so far exceeds anything else as an anodyne, that I am never imthoiit it, It is the king OF HYPNOTICS. Olney, Mo!^ ALFRED H. CHENOWETH, M. D. I am DELKiHTEi) with Bromidia, and carry a bottle with me con-stantly in case of an emergency. C. R. CARR, M. , Ills. I have used Bromidia in several casesioi7A success, where morphia andother opiates had failnl. I regar
Saint Louis Medical and Surgical Journal . iH., .H. U. Cor. 6th & Market Sts., St. Louis. T hnvp used Bromidia loith great success, and am much pleased with.^„ ^ ^ W. T. GREGORY, M. D. 10 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo. Bromidia so far exceeds anything else as an anodyne, that I am never imthoiit it, It is the king OF HYPNOTICS. Olney, Mo!^ ALFRED H. CHENOWETH, M. D. I am DELKiHTEi) with Bromidia, and carry a bottle with me con-stantly in case of an emergency. C. R. CARR, M. , Ills. I have used Bromidia in several casesioi7A success, where morphia andother opiates had failnl. I regard the preparation as «^g^^^ 2/P««* S. Clark St., Chicago, Ills. W. H. HEbb, M. D. I have frequently used Bromidia as an anodyne and hypnotic.,. more active and agreeaUe than any other <^^^^^^^:^^^ .j. D. 9 S. Halstead St., Chicago, Ills. It phkiaued only A: CO CHEIVIISTS, 100 South Main Street, _ - - - ST. liOUIS. 12 E. F. HOUCHTON & CO. PUT UP IN pf-^^ 1 Ponurt Cans. ^ ^WSW^^K^/f^s\ ^^. ^ i^^ 4 10 25 50 100. SAMPLES FURNISHED ON APPMCATION. The PostortieeInwM forl>if itii oleagi-iiioiiK iisttiirt^ be-ing Mcnt throusjhthe mail. In chemical com)}Ositioii, Cosmoline [l^ngiientuni Petrolel] is an oleaginous hydrocarbou,correspoudiug to tlie lieavy petroleum oils, and contaiuiug a large amount oJthe paVaffiues andOletines ol the Ibrmulte Cielisi and ( 16H32. It contains buta small percentage of the parallinesandoleflues, corresponding to the Iormulw (J 7 H16 and C7H14, respectively, and the oflensive and ir-ritating l)ro))erties of the crude oil have been carefully removed. In the process of purification,no acids, alkalies, or other chemicals are employed, and no injurious ailditions of any kind are-made to the natural product. The result is a semi-solid, translucent substance, with a faintodor,an unctuous feel and a slightly tarry taste. Cosmoline [Unguentum Pelrolei] melts at about lOOO Pah. (380 Cent.); and boils at about6250 Fah. (S-iiJO Cent.); s
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