HOME TREATMENT AND CARE

OF THE SICK.

BY

A. TEMPLE LOVERING, M. D.

Graduate of Boston University School of Medicine; Graduate of Boston Training School for Nurses, Massachusetts General Hospital; formerly Superintendent of the Phillips' Private Hospital, Boston; Author of Hints in Domestic Practice and Home Nursing, Stories of New York, Stories of Ohio, etc.

In One Attractive 12mo Volume

of 376 Pages. Price, Cloth, $1.50 net.

This new work by Dr. Lovering contains, among others, chapters on the Preservation of Health, Home Nursing, Marriage and Maternity, The Baby: In Health and Sickness, Approaching Maturity, Suitable Food for the Sick, etc, etc. It differs from other books of its class in advocating, in the actions on diseases in general and their treatment, the early seeking of professional advice.

It is a book which will prove exceedingly helpful to young phy. sicians, and even to older ones, not only because of the suggestions and hints it contains, but also because, placed in the homes of patients it will supplement the doctor's efforts to teach the necessity for the observance of the laws of health and right living, and the desirability of caring for the sick under a physician's guidance.

OTIS CLAPP & SON, PUBLISHERS, 10 Park Square, Boston.

A Palatable and Nutritious Stimulant
and Tissue Forming Reconstructive.

Alboferra contains fifty per cent. of a concentrated extract of finely flavored Beef Juice, rich in soluble Albumen, combined with a soluble organic salt of Iron prepared by a new and improved process.

An aromatic stimulant is added, producing a superior Nutrient Tonic and Reconstructive which is easily assimilated and pleasant to take.

Valuable as a food tonic in nervous exhaustion, debility, atonic dyspepsia, etc.
Useful in all conditions due to mal-nutrition or mal-assimilation follow-
ing severe illness. Relished as a nutrient stimulant by
convalescents, invalids and aged people. Espe-

cially to be recommended because of
the quick results following its
administration.

It loosens mucous crusts and mucous accumulations; lessens abnormal secretions; neutralizes offensive odors; renders aseptic, septic matter; soothes inflamed surfaces; establishes alterative changes.

Sold in 4, 8, and 16 ounce bottles. Price, 35, 50, and 75 cts.

Prepared only by OTIS CLAPP & SON

BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.

This is Otis Clapp & Son's Glyco-Antisepo Nasal Douche a nasal douche of ideal simplicity, effectiveness, and inexpensiveness; to be used with Glyco-Antisepo. Perfect irrigation. is secured; distribution of muco-pus is avoided by the use of this douche. Price, 20 cents.

For Sale by OTIS CLAPP & SON,

BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.

A Compound with Passiflora.

A Soporific, Sedative and Anodyne, free from injurious narcotics.

The chief essential of a remedy for the relief of pain or the inducing of sleep is the accomplishment of the desired result by a physiological and not a toxicological action of the drug.

The physician of today requires a drug or compound whose exhibition is not followed by depression of the vital forces causing disturbances of the heart's action, mental or physical inertia, loss of appetite, indigestion or headache. He must have at his command a remedy which he can safely order for, or leave with, a patient, knowing that his prescription will not establish abnormal cravings.

We can assure the profession that SOMNAFLORA meets all these conditions. It contains no opium or other injurious narcotics; can be given with perfect safety to children, or to adults whose health is impaired. It will not depress, but rather slightly stimulate the heart's action. It may be given with confidence for the relief of pain at the menstrual period, or after surgical operations; also for headache, neuralgia, rheumatism, excessive nervousness, and especially for insomnia as it gives quiet and refreshing sleep. No unpleasant after-effects are experienced when SOMNAFLORA is used.

This new therapeutic agent is put up in glass tubes each. containing 10 tablets. The appropriate dose is from 1 to 3 tablets.

A Stimulant excites vital action, a Tonic supports vital action, but a Food repairs the waste caused by vital action.

HERE
IT IS
IN A
NUTSHELL

Samples sent to

physicians free
on application

"The body derives its energy from the food it assimilates. Fat contains more energy than any other kind of food."

PROF. WM. H. HOWELL, M.D., PH.D.

Hydroleine is a fatty food which contains this "energy" in its most nutritious form. It is a pancreatized, palatable emulsion of pure cod-liver oil, completely digested, and capable of absorption and assimilation by the weakest system.

Sold by druggists.

THE CHARLES N. CRITTENTON COMPANY Sole Agents for the United States

LABORATORY: 115 AND 117 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK

Used in Pneumonia, Phthisis, Anaemia & Heart Disease.