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Title: The Medical and surgical reporter
Year: 1858 (1850s)
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Subjects: Medicine Surgery
Publisher: (Philadelphia, Pa. : Crissy & Markley, Printers)
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c Purest Wioe obtziinztble. DINGER recommends Coca Leaves, as olJ-v great value in Febrile Disorders, by re-straining tissue metamorphosis, and for thesame reason in Phthisis. For their decidedanodyne and anti-spasmodic qualities, they havebeen successfully employed in Typhus, Scorbutus,Gastralgia, Anaemia, Enteralgia, and to assistdigestion. COCA WINE is probably the most valuableTonic in the Materia Medica when properly prt-pared. With stimulating and anodyne proper-ties combined^ Metcalf s Coca Wine acts with-out deliberating, being always uniform andtherefore always reliable. For Athletes it is in-valuable in imparting energy and resistingfatigue ; Public Speakers and Singers find itindispensable as a Voice Tonic, because, beinga tensor of the vocal chords, it greatlystrengthens and increases the volume of thevoice; and to the elderly it is a dependableaphrodisiac, superior to any other drug. Physicians Sample Bottles, bv express, car-riage prepaid, upon the receipt of One Dollar.
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Dr. ARCHIBALD Smith—PeruAS IT IS —states that Coca in-creases energy, removes drowsi-ness, enlivens the spirits, andenables the consumer to bear cold,wet, great bodily exertion and evenwant of food, to a surprising degree,with ease and impunity. THEODORE AVETCALF CO. 59 Trernont Street, Boston, f^ass XVE THE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL REPORTER. Bedford Springs Mineral Pf^ater natures remedy For diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Kidneys The Famous Bedford Mineral Springs N. W. Cor. 16th and Walnut Streets, Philadelphia, Pa., January 27, 1891. Bear Doctor: I have been in the habit of send-ing patients for many years to Bedford Springs, andalso prescribing the water to patients in the city. Ican most conscientiously certify to the value of thewater medicinally. I regard Bedford Spring Water as one of the mostvaluable waters in this country for all functional dis-eases of the liver and digestive organs. It is aperient,alterative, and diuretic. D. HAYES AGNEW, M. D. I take pleasure in certi

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