Physicians’ 
jfo 
RELIABLE 
PERMANENT 
m 
g&iajpjis 
,Pllf ILli etc: 
Wm.R.Warner & Co. 
. Philadelphia, 
New York, 
LoHdoH- Nervous Headache and Brain Fatigue. 
FOR THE SPEEDY RELIEF OF 
(WARNER & CO.) 
sod b- 
Useful in Nervous Headache, Sleepless* 
ness. Excessive Stndy, Over Brainwork, 
Sea Sickness, Epilepsy, Nervous De- 
bility, Mania, etc., etc. 
Dose.—A heaping teaspoonful in half a glass of water, 
to be repeated after an interval of thirty minutes, if 
necessary. 
It is claimed by prominent specialists in nervous 
diseases, that the Sodium Salt is more acceptable to the 
stomach than the Bromide Potassium. An almost certain 
relief is given by the administration of this Effervescing 
Salt. It is used with advantage in Indigestion, depression 
following alcoholic and other excesses, as well as Nervous 
Headache. It affords speedy relief for mental and physical 
exhaustion. 
WM. R. WARNER & CO. 
PREPARED BY 
MANUFACTURERS OF 
SOLUBLE COATED PILLS, 
PHILADELPHIA and NEWYORK. PHYSICIANS’ 
COMPLETE 
FORMULA BOOK 
GIVING THE DOSES AND MEDICAL 
PROPERTIES. 
WM. R. WARNER & CO.’S 
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RELIABLE SOLUBLE-COATED 
PILLS, 
GRANULES and PARVULES 
EFFERVESCENT SALTS, etc. 
WITH REFERENCE NOTES RESPECTING 
POISONS AND ANTIDOTES, 
DISEASES AND REMEDIES, 
Etc., Etc., Etc. 
WILLIAM R. WARNER & CO 
PUBLISHED BY 
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND LONDON. 
1890. CONTENTS. 
PAGE. 
Eff. Gran. Bromo Potash, - - - - - 3 
Physicians' Medical Cabinet, 4 
Introductory, ------ 5-6 
Soluble Coated Pills, ----- 7-40 
Gelatin Coated Pills, - 41-50 
Soluble Coated Granules, - 51-54 
Antiseptic Pastilles, - 54 
Addenda Soluble Coated Pills, - - - 55-57 
Parvules, - - - - - - - 58-61 
Hypodermic Tablets, ----- 62 
Dosimetric Granules, ----- 63-68 
Granular Effervescent Salts, - - - 69-78 
Parvule Cases, for Pocket, Hand and Buggy, 79-82 
Parvules, Endorsement of, 83 
Dose Table, -------- 84 
Ingluvin, - -- -- -- -85 
Arthrosia, - 86 
Abridged Table of Diseases, - 87-88 
Pil. Chalybeate, - - - - - - - 89 
Pil. Chalybeate Comp., ----- 90 
The Metric System, 91 
Poisons and Antidotes, - - - - 92-93 
Liquid Pancreopepsine, - - - - - 94 
Fluid Extract Ergot, ----- 95 
Salicylic Acid Comp., - - - - - - 96 
Bromo Soda, - - - - 2nd page cover. 
Galenical Preparations, - - 3rd page cover. 
Special Recipes, - - - 4th page cover. FOR THE SPEEDY RELIEF OF 
Nervous Headache and Brain Fatigue. 
(WARNER & CO.) 
WARNER’S EFFPRVESOING 
AS SPECIALLY PREPARED BY WILLIAM R. WARNER A. CO. 
Dose.—A large teaspoonful, in water, containing; 
Hydrobromate of Caffein, i gr. 
Bromide of Potassium, 20 grs. 
We have adopted the above shortened title for our 
preparation of Bromid. Potash and Caffeine. 
Useful in Sleep, es ness, Over Exercise of the Brain, 
Intense Study, Nervous Debility, etc., and in ail 
cases for w i.ch the above remedies are 
given singly to advantage. 
PROPERTIES. 
An almost certain relief is given by the administra- 
tion of this Effervescing Sait It affords a pleasant 
and delightful draught, by mixing a large teaspoonful 
with a glass of water and drinking while effervescing. 
It is also u-ed with advaniage in indigestion, de- 
pkesSlON following alcoholic and morphia excesses 
and nervous headache It alfords speedy relief for 
mental and physical BXHAusiiON. The therapeu- 
tic value and great advantage of this preparation will 
be readily recognized by the Piofession. 
WM, R. WARNER & CO. 
1228 MARKET ST-, 
PHILADELPHIA. 
Chemists, 
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Dispensing their own medicine where there are no drug stores; 
SUPPLIED WITH WARNER & CO.'S BEAUTIFUL BOTTLES, WITH INDESTRUCTIBLE GLASS LABELS. 
PRICE 8125.00. In Walnut or Ash Wood. 
contained in Physician's Cabinet, or changed to enlt your vlsHai. 
doz. 8 ox. BalK 
mouth BottleSa 
IM dot 8 ox. Tine 
lure Bottletc 
Uf dox. 2 ox. Assort* 
ed Bottles, 
(Acid Sulph. Arom.i 
Aqua Ammonia. 
Soiritus /Elhoris NIL. 
Spiritus Lava. Oomp. 
Ext. Senna Fluid. 
Ext. Ergolas Fluid. 
Ext. Sar. Comp. Fluid* 
Tincture Opii. 
Tmctura Opii Camph. 
Chloroformum. 
Llq. Potass. Arsena 
Syrupus Scilla Comp. 
Syrupus Ipacao. 
Copaiba. 
01. Torebinthlna* 
Pulv. Acacia, 
»' Rhel. 
u Potasti Nitras. 
i Pocket, Parvule Case, 
Fulw. Alumefc 
> » OpIL 
“ Ipecstt. 
" Doviri. 
Camphors. 
Polassii ChloPa 
Potassii lodiduim 
Potassii Bitart. 
Potassii Bromidum. 
Bodii Borai. 
Sodii Bicarbonate 
Sulphur Sublimatunts 
Zinc! Sulpha* 
Sal Rochella* 
Acidum Tannlcurm 
Crefa Prepsrat* 
Magnesia Calc. 
Argent! Nitras. 
Morphia Sulphas* 
Ferri Subsulpha 
Acidum CarbolicuOft 
. Pil: Cath. Comp U.S.P 
** Anti-Bilious Veg. 
M Anodyne. 
** Anti-Chtorofio. 
** Anti-Chromania. 
*' Anti-Dyspeptic. 
* Assafosiida. 
k> Opil at Camphors. 
“ Quinia 8. I gr. 
4000 Parvulas. 40 varMlei 
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Isinglass Plaster, Belladonna Plaster, Adhesive Plaster, I or. Graduate, 4 ox. Graduate, 
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Class Female Syringes, Citrine Ointment, Resin Cerate, Blue Ointment* Seldlltt Powds«| 
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4 WARNER <sc CO.'S 
Soluble Coated Fills. 
These Pills are unsurpassed in their medic- 
inal qualities, as only the best materials enter 
into their composition, while the most scrupul- 
ous care is exercised in their manufacture. 
An extended laboratory experience compris- 
ing unceasing attention to details during a 
period of more than a quarter of a century 
enables us to arrive at results otherwise unat- 
tainable. 
We claim a method of coating which remains 
permanent and avoids the necessity for drying 
the mass so hard as to render it insoluble or 
inert. Tbis scientific method which we do not 
hesitate to call our own is fully recognized 
and appreciated, as is demonstrated by the 
confidence reposed and the success attained. 
It is our wish to emphatically impress upon 
the minds of prescribers, that our make of Pills 
will produce the effects as should be expected 
in connection with the drug employed, and 
that every other desire is subordinate to this 
end. We thank the Profession for the very 
liberal endorsement and patronage that has 
been accorded us and offer our assurance that 
our efforts shall, as heretofore, be directed to- 
wards the production of the highest class of 
Pharmaceutical preparations. 
Respectfully, 
WM. K. WAIIXKK & CO. TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. 
While presenting this revised edition of our For- 
mulary we take the opportunity to extend our thanks 
to our many friends ; who have aided us by their pat- 
ronage and influence in distributing Pharmaceutical 
Preparations of the highest standard and to express 
the hope that our efforts, in this direction, .-may con- 
tinue to gain for us a confidence an i feeling that our 
experience covering as it has, a period of thirty years 
and comprising deep scientific research and skillful 
manipulations, in conjunction with a conscientious de- 
sire to produce only the best, should at least warrant 
us in claiming a perfection of manufacture unexcelled. 
Such facts are worthy the attention of Practi- 
tioners who are called upon to battle with disease, 
and who must in using ready prepared medicines, de- 
pend upon the correctness of manufacture to gain the 
looked for therapeutical effects, whereby their own 
reputations are sustained and the ills of their patients 
alleviated. 
It may be well, in this connection, to reiterate 
that our endeavors have always been directed towards 
the production of first-class preparations, regardless of 
cost and passing the question of extreme cheapness 
which so often arises through competition and an 
anxiety to dispose of products; all of which very 
naturally has a tendency to depreciate quality corres- 
pondingly with the falling off in price. 
We maintain that quality is of primary importance 
and in this we flatter ourselves that we have received 
the undivided encouragement and support of an intel- 
ligent profession, throughout the course of our busi- 
ness career. 
With these few preliminary words outlining our 
policy, we beg leave to suggest the importance of spec- 
ifying Warner & Co.’s make when ordering or pre- 
scribing. 
Very Respectfully, 
WM. R. WARNER & CO. 
6 A Complete Formuue Book. 
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WM. R. WARNER & CO.’S 
RELIABLE AND PERMANENT 
SOLUBLE COATED 
PILLS. 
Of the United States Pharmacopoeia and Recipes 
of Eminent Physicians. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
ioo 500 
Abernethy’s (Aperient) 75 3 50 
Pulv. Aloes Socot., 2 grs. 1 
Pulv. Ipecac., 5-6 gr. 1 
Pil. Hydrarg., 1 gr. f 
Ext. Hyoscyam., agrs.J 
Acid Arsen lons. 1-20, 1.30, 1-50 40 175 
and 1-60 grs 
Medical properties—Anti-periodic, Al- 
terative. Dose, Ito 2. - 
Aconitia. x-6o gr 
Med. prop.—Nerve Sedative. Dose, i. 
Ague 
Med. prop.—Anti-periodic. Dose, 2 to 4. 
Chinoidin, 2 grs.") 
Ext. Coloc. Comp. ]A gr. I 
01. Pip. Nig., U gr. I 
Ferri Sul., % gr. J 
Aloes, U. S. P 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Stimulating, Purgative. 
Dose, x to 3. 
Aloes Compound. (See Pil. Gen- 
tian Compound) 40 i 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Purgative. Dose, 
2 to 4. 
Aloes et Asafoetlda, U. S. P.... 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Purgative, Anti-spasmod- 
ic. Jjose, 2to 5. WARNER * CO.’S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
Aloes et Ferri 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Purgative. Dose, 
1 to 3. 
Pv. Aloes Socot., y2 gr. 'I 
Pv. Zingiber Jam., 1 gr I 
Ferri Sul. Exs., x gr. [ 
Ext. Conii, y2 gr. J 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
ioo 500 
Aloes et Ferri, 11. S. P 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Purgative Dose, 
1 to 3. 
Pur. Aloes, i gr. ~) 
Aromat. Powd., 1 gr. ! 
Ferri Sul. Exs., 1 gr. j 
Confect. Rose, q. s.J 
Aloes et Mastich. (Lady Webster). 50 225 
Med. prop.—Stimulating Purgative. 
Dose, x to 2. 
Aloes et Myrrlise, U. S. P 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Cathartic, Emmenagogue. 
Dose, 3 to 6. 
Aloes et Xnc Vomicae 50 225 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Purgative, Dose, 
1 to 2. 
Pulv, Aloes Soc., 1% gr.) 
Ext. Nuc. Vom., % gr. j 
Aloin. }4 gr too 4 75 
Med prop.—Laxative. 
Aloln Comp. 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Laxative. Dose 1 
to 2. 
Aloin, i/h gr. 
Ext. Belladon. yx gr. v 
Podophyllin, ya gr. J 
Aloin et Strychnin 60 2 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Laxative. 
Aloin, i-S gr. \ 
Strychnine, x-60 gr. J 
Aloin et Strychnin, et Bella- 60 275 
cion 
Used very largely and with great success 
in the treatment of habitual constipation, 
Med, prop.—Tonic, Laxative. 
Aloin, 1-5 gr. 1 
Strychnine, 1-60 gr. > 
Ext. Belladon., Vs & ■} WARNER & CO.'S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Aloin et Strychnin, et Bellad. 75 350 
Comp 
Med. prop. 
Aloin, 1-5 gr. 1 
Ext. Belladon, t-g gr. 1 
Strychnin®, x-6o gr. j 
Ext. Cascara Sag., % gr. J 
Alterative 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Alterative, with tendency 
to Mercurial Impression. Dose, i 
to 2. 
Mass. Hydrarg., 1 gr.") 
Pulv. Opii., Ys gr. >- 
Pulv. Ipecac., Ys gr.J 
Alterative. (Dr. C. C. r'ox) 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Alterative, wita tendency 
to Mercurial Impression. Dose, 1 
to 2. 
Mass. Hydrarg., 1 gr.-) 
Pulv. Rhei., j gr. V 
Sodii. Bicarb., 1 gr. j 
Ammon. Bromid. Igr 75 3 s<> 
Med. prop.—Sedative, Alterative, Re- 
solvent. Dose, 1. 
Analeptic 60 2 75 
Med. prop.—Stimulant, Diaphoretic. 
Dose, 1 to 4. 
Pv. Antimonialis, % gr.") 
Pv. Res. Guaiac., x gr. 1 
Pv. Aloes Socot., gr. f 
Pv. Myrrh., y2 gr.J 
Anderson’s Scot’s 4° 1 75 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. 2 to 5. 
Pv. Aloes Socot.i 
Pv. Saponis. 
Pv. Colocynth. 
Pv. Gambogiae. 
Anodyne 75 3 5° 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 2 to 5. 
Pv. Camphors, 1 gr."l 
Morphin Acetas, 1-20 gr. i 
Ext. Hyoscyami, I gr. f 
01. Res. Capsici, 1-20 gr.J 
Anthelmintic . oo 4 75 
Med. prop.—Anthelmintic. Dose, i to 2, 
Santonin, 1 gr. ) 
Calomel, 1 gr. j WARNER &. CO.'S SOLUBLE COATED RILLS. 
Anti-Bilions (Vegetable) 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Cholagogue Cathartic. 
Dose, 2 to 3. 
Pv. Ext. Col. Co., •2% grs.l 
Podophyllin, % gr. j 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Anti-Chill t 00 4 75 
Med. prop.—Anti-periodic. Applicable 
to obstinate intermittents. Dose, 
x to 2. 
Chinoidin, 1 gr."| 
Ferri Ferrocyanid, 1 gr. I 
01. Piper. Nig., 1 gr. f 
Ac. Arsenious, 1-20 gr.J 
Anti-Chlorotic 75 3 5° 
Med. prop,—Anti-chlorotic. Dose 1 to 2 
Potass. Chlor., 1 gr.") 
Ferri Chlor., V£ gr. 1 
Pv. Podophylli., 1 gr. f 
Pv. Myrrhse, % gr.J 
Anti-Clioromama 75 3 5° 
Med. prop.—Anti-spasmodic. Dose, 1 
to 2. 
Zinci Valer, 2 grs. I 
Ferri Valer, V gr. V 
Ext. Sumbul., gr. j 
Anti-Constipation 75 3 5° 
Dose, 1 to 4. 
Podophyllin, 1-10 gr.T 
Ext, Nuc. Vom. gr. 
Pv. Capsici, J4 gr. > 
Ext. Belladon., 1-10 gr. I 
Ext. Hyoscyami, % gr.J 
Anti-Constipation. (Palmer.)... 75 35° 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Aloes Soc’t 1 gr. "| 
Ext. Hyoscyami, 1 gr. I 
Ext. Nuc Vom., v % gr. | 
Ipecac Pulv., 1-10 gr. J 
Anti-Dyspeptic i“ 4 75 
Med prop.—Applicable where Debility 
and Impaired Digestion exist. Dose, 
i to 2. 
Strychnine, x-40 gr. I 
Ext. Belladon, 1-10 gr. I 
Pulv. Ipecac., 1-10 gr. > 
Mass. Hydrarg., 2 grs. I 
Ext. Coloc. Comp. 2 grs.J j WARNER & CO.’S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Anti-Dyspeptic. (Fothergill) 75 3 50 
Dose, x. 
Pv. Ipecac., yz gr."| 
Strychnine, I—2o gr. I 
Pv. Piper Nig. I% gr. f 
Ext. Gentian, 1 gr.J 
Anti-Malarial 1 25 6 00 
Med. prop.—Anti-malarial. Dose, 1 to 2 
(Quininae Sulph , 1 gr. T 
Cinchoninae Sulph., gr I 
Ferri Sulph. Exs. % gr. j 
Ac. Arsenious, 1-40 gr.J 
Anti-Malarial (Philadelphia) 1 00 4 75 
Med. prop.—Anti-malarial. Dose, 1 to 
2. 
Ferri Sulph., 1 gr. "1 
Pv. Capsici, gr. ! 
Cinchonid. Sulph., 2 grs. ( 
Strychnine, 1-30 gr. J 
Anti-Malarial. (McCaw) x 50 7 25 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Quininae Sulpn., 1 gr."| 
Ferri Sulph. Exs., gr. 
Ac. Arsenious, 1-80 gr. 
Gelsemin, gr. 
Podophyllin, gr. 
01. Res. Pip. Nig., 1-16 gr._ 
Antimonii Comp.,U.S.P. (Pil. 
Plummer) 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, 1 to 3. 
Anti-Periodic 80 3 75 
Med. prop.—Anti-periodic. Dose 1 
to 3. 
Cinchonidin Sulph., 1 gr.") 
Res. Podophylii, 1-20 gr. ] 
Strychninae Sul., 1-33 gr. ( 
Gelsemin., 1-20 gr. f 
Ferri Sulph. Exs., gr. 
01. Res. Capsici. x-iq gtt. 
Anti-Periodic. (One-half size) 45 2 00 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Anti-Spasmodic 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Anti-spasmodic. Dose, 1 
to 2. 
Ext. Hyoscyami, % gr.T 
Morphinae Acetas., 1-10 gr. 1 
Brom. Camphor., gr. f 
Pv. Capsici, gr.J WARNER «. CO.’S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
Antisplenetic 60 2 75 
Med. prop.—Anti-splenetic. Dose, 2 
to 4. 
Pv. Aloes Soc., 1 grA 
Pv. Ammoniaci, gr. I 
Pv. Myrrhxe, % gr. [ 
Ext. Bryony, xgr.J 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Aperient 85 4 00 
Med. prop.—Aperient, Tonic. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
Ext. Nuc. Vom., % grA 
Ext. Hy’oscyami, % gr. >• 
Ext. Coloc. Co., 2 grs. J 
Aperient. (Dr. Fordyce Barker.)... xOO 475 
Med. prop.—Aperient. 
Ext. Coloc. Co., 1% gr.) 
Ext. Nuc. Vom., y2 gr. 
Ext. Hyoscyam., gr. I 
Pulv. Ipecac, 1-12 gr. 
Pulv. Aloes Soc’t, s-12 gr. 
Res. Podophylli., 1-12 gr. _ 
Aperient. (Drysdale.) 60 2 75 
Med. prop.—Aperient. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Pv. Rhei, zj£ grA 
Pv. Ipecac, S-12 gr. I 
Pv. Aloes Soc., IyA gr. f 
Pv. Nuc. Vom., yz gr. J 
Artlirosia. (See special page) g0 
Med. prop.—Antilit’nic, Tonic, Altera- 
tive. 
Acid Salicylic. 
Ext. Colchicum. 
Ext. Phytolacca. 
Res. Podoyhyili. 
Quinine. 
Pv. Capsicum. 
Asafoetida, U. S. P 4o x7S 
Med. prop.—Nerve Stimulant. Dose, 
1 to 3. 
Asa fuel id *. 2 grs 4Q j 7S 
Med. prop.—Nerve Stimulant. Dose, 
2 to 4. 
Asafoetida Comp 4o x7S 
Med. prop.—Tonic and Nerve Stimu- 
lant. Dose, 2to 5. 
Aspi'oetidse, 2 grs. 1 
Ferri Sulph. Exsic., 1 gr. j WARNER & CO.'S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Asafcetida et Aloes 40 1 75 
Med. prop.-Purgative, Anti-spasmodic. 
Dose, 2 to 5. 
PILLS, 
Asafcetida et Rhei 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Laxative, Nerve 
Stimulant. Dose, 2to 4. 
Asafoetidae, 1 gr.") 
Pulv. Rhei, • 1 gr. j- 
Ferri Redact., 1 gr, J 
Astringent 60 2 75 
Med. prop.—Astringent. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Ext. Geranii, 2 grs. 1 
Pv. Opii, % gr. 1 
01. Menth. Pip., 1-20 gtt. f 
01. Res. Zingiber., 1-20 gtt. J 
Atropina. 1-60 and 1-100 gr 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. 
Atropinse Snlph. 1-60 gr 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. 
Bismuth Subcarb. 3 grs 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Sedative. Dose, 2 to 5. 
Bismuth Snbnit. 3 grs 73 3 50 
Med. prop.—Sedative, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 5. 
Bismuth et Ext. Jfnc. Vom 15° 7 25 
Med. prop.—Sedative, Tonic. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
Bismuth. Subcarb., 4 grs. ) 
Ext. Nuc. Vomicae, gr. j 
Bismuth et Ignatla i 5° 7 as 
Med. prop.—Sedative, Anti-periodic, 
Tonic. Dose, rto 2. 
Bismuth. Subcarb., 4 grs. > 
Ext. Ignatiae Amara, % gr. J 
Blennorrhagic. (W & Co.) 1 °° 4 75 
Dose, i to 2. 
Terebinth Alb., grs.) 
Ext. Humuli, yx gr. I 
Camph. Monobrom. y gr. | 
Res. Podophyllin, ]/? gr. J 
The remedy par excellence for Chronic 
Blennorrhoea, uncomplicated with organic 
stricture, very frequently effecting a 
speedy cure in gleet of long standing. 
It is also almost equally serviceable as 
a remedy for cystorrhosa and inflamma- 
tion of whatever kind effecting the urinary 
or sexual organs. 
13 WARNER * CO.’S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
(’itfl’cln ('ifras. Igr 2 75 13 50 
Med. prop.—Nerve Stimulant. Dose, 1. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 j 500 
Caleinm Sulphide, i-iogr 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Useful in Cutaneous Dis- 
eases. Dose, 2to 4. 
[Extract from Dr. Howard Cane’s 
Article in the London Lancet.] 
From the great frequency of occurrence 
of acne, and from its manifesting itself on 
the faces of individuals of both sexes, any 
therapeutic agent which promises success 
in this often intractable skin disease will 
be welcomed by most practitioners. Ido 
not bring the sulphide of calcium forward 
as a new remedy in the treatment of this 
disease, for it was recommended some 
years ago by Dr. Sydney Ringer, but I 
wish to bring it more prominently into 
notice as a drug which will often prove of 
signal service in acne when other means 
have failed. The success which I attained 
in my first case which was of a most obsti- 
nate nature, led me to try it in others. 
Caleinm Sulphide. Ygr 60 2 75 
Med. prop.—Useful in Cutaneous Dis- 
eases. Dose, 2to 3. 
Caleinm Sulphide. gr 75 35° 
Med. prop.—Useful in Cutaneous Dis- 
eases. Dose, 2to 3. 
Caleinm Sulphide. 1 gr 1 00 4 75 
Med. prop.—Useful in Cutaneous Dis- 
eases. Dose, Ito 2. 
Calomel. Y gr., 1, 2, and 3 grs 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, 1 to 3. 
Calomel. 5 grs 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Alterative, Purgative. 
Dose, x to 3. 
Calomel et Opii 85 4 00 
Med. prop.-Cathartic, Anodyne. Dose 1 
Calomel, 2 grs.) 
Opium, 1 gr. J 
Calomel et Rliei 75 3 5° 
Med. prop.—Mild Purgative. Dose, x 
to 3. 
Calomel, Y gr. "I 
Ext. Rhei, % gr. I 
Ext. Coloc. Comp., Yz gr. f 
Ext. Hyoscyami, % gr. J WARNER & CO.’S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
Camphor. Mgr 4° 175 
Med. prop.—Diaphoretic Carminative. 
Dose, 2 to 4. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Camphor. Igr .... 50 225 
Med. prop.—Diaphoretic, Carminative. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Camphor et Ext. Ilyosoyamns 50 225 
Med. prop.—Anodyne, Cerebral Stimu- 
lant. Dose, Ito 2. 
Camphor, 1 gr.) 
Ext. Hyoscyami, Eng., 1 gr. j 
Camphor Monobromßted. sgrs. 1 50 7 25 
Med. prop.—Anti-spasmodic. Dose, 1 
to 2. 
Ca«*cara Comp.. 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Laxative, Cathartic. 
Ext. Cascara Sagrad., 3 grs. \ 
Res. Podophylli., VsSr-) 
Cafhart. Comp., U. S. P 5° 2 25 
Med prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 2 to 4. 
These pills are made strictly in accord- 
ance with the formula as directed by the 
Pharmacopoeia. 
Cat hart. Comp., Imprv’d 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 2 to 4. 
Ext. Coloc. Comp. 
Ext. Jalap. 
Podophyllin, Leptandrin. 
Ext. Hyoscyami. 
Ext. Gentian. 
01. Menth. Pip. 
<'alhart. Comp., Vrgoiahlo 5° 2 25 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 2 to 3. 
Podophyllin, Scammony. 
Ext. Colocynth. 
Aloes, Soap, and Cardamom. 
Cathart. Comp., Cholagrojjne.. 60 275 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 2 to 4. 
Res. Podophylli, % gr. "1 
Pd. Hydrarg., _ % gr. 
Ext. Hyoscyami, gr. j- 
Ext. Nuc. Vom., 1-16 gr. 
01. Res Capsici, Ya gtt. J 
CanlophyUfn. i-iogr 4° 1 75 
Med. prop,—r.mmenagogue. Dose, I 
to 3. WARNER & CO.'S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
Chalybeate, sgrs 60 
Med. prop.—Antichlorotic. 
Ferri Sulph., 1% gr.) 
Potassa Caro., Iy2 gr. / 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
This combination which we have suc- 
cessfully and scientifically put in pill form 
produces when taken into the stomach, 
Carbonate oi Protoxide of Iron, (Ferrous 
Carbonate) in a quickly assimilable con- 
dition. 
This pill contributed to make the repu- 
tation of Niemeyer, and the following lan- 
guage, which speaks without comment, is 
taken from his Text Book on the 
Practice of Medicine. 
PROF. NIEMEYER says: “Formore 
than twenty years I have used these pills 
almost exclusively in Chlorosis, and have 
witnessed such brilliant results from them 
in a large number of cases that I have 
never needed any opportunity to experi- 
ment with other articles. At Madgeburg 
and Greifswald I often had to send my 
recipe for the pills to a great distance, my 
good fortune in the treatment of Chlorosis 
—to which, by-the-by, I owe the rapid 
growth of my practice—having given me 
great repnte as the possessor of a sover- 
eign remedy against that disease ” 
The dose of Pil: Chalybeate is from 1 to 
4 at meal times and is recommended and 
successfully used in the treatment of 
Pulmonary Phthisis or Consumption, 
Anaemia and Chlorosis, Caries and Scrof- 
ulous Abscesses, Chronic Discharges, 
Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, etc. 
physician may see that he is 
obtaining exactly what he prescribes, by 
ordering in bottles containing 100 each. 
Ceril Oxalas. igr 1 00 4 75 
Med. prop.—Nerve Tonic. Dose, 1 to 3. 
Chapman’s Dinner Pills 60 2 75 
Med. prop.—Stimulating, Laxative. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Pulv. Aloes Soc. 
Pulv. Rhei Opt. 
Gum Mastich. 
Chinoidin. igr 4° 1 7. 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 2 to 4. WARNER & CO.’S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
Chinoidin. 2grs 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 2 to 4. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Cliinoidin Comp 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Chinoidin, 2 grs.') 
Ferri Sulph. Exsic., 1 gr. V 
Piperin, % gr. J 
Cholagogne. (Dr, Blackwood.) 100 475 
Med. prop,—“An admirable Cholago- 
gue.’’ Dose, Ito 2. 
Cinchonid. Sulph., gr."| 
Euonyrain, x/2 gr. 
Leptandrin, y2 gr. 
Iridin, y2 gr. 
Juglandin, y2 gi. J- 
Podophyllin, % gr. 
Ext. Belladon., % gr. 
Ext. Nuc. Vom,, % gr. 
Ext. Hyoscyam., y> gr-. 
Cimicifngin. 1-10 gr 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Nerve Stimulant. 
Dos xto 4. 
Cinehoninse Snlpli. gr 60 2 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Clnchoninse Snlpli. 2 grs 60 2 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Cinclionldin. Comp. (Warner & 
Co.) x 5° 7 25 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Cinchonid. Sulph., 2 grs.) 
Ac. Salicylic., 1 gr. ! 
Pv. Opii, y2 gr. I- 
01. Res. Capsici., y gr. I 
This pill is also termed Pil, Salicylic 
Acid Comp. 
Cinchonidinte Salicylate. 1 50 7 25 
grs 
Med. prop.—Anti-rheumatic. Dose, 1 
to 2. 
Clnchonidinse Snlpli. xgr 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Anti-malarial, Anti-perio- 
dic. Dose, xto 3. WARNER & CO.'S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 I 500 
Cinohonidinae Sulph. 2 grs 4c 1 75 
Med. prop.—Anti-malarial, Anti-perio- 
dic Dose, Ito 3. 
Cinchonidlnse Snlph. 3 grs 5° 225 
Med. prop,— Anti-malarial, Anti-perio- 
dic. Dose, xto 2. 
Clnchonldinte Sulph. s grs 1 00 4 75 
Med. prop.—Anti-periodic, Anti-mala-j 
rial. Dose, xto 2. < 
Clncho-Qnlnine. igr 1 00 4 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Clncho-Qninine. 2 grs 19° 925 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Coccia S° 4 25 
Med. prop.—Hydragogue cathartic. 
Dose, 2 to 4. 
Pulv. Res. Scammon., igr") 
Pulv. Soc. Aloes, gr 
Pulv. Colocynth,, l/ 2 gr. }■ 
Potass. Sulph., y& gr. 
01. Caryophyl., % gtt. J 
Codein. %gr 1 25 6°° 
Med. prop.—Anodyne, replacing mor- 
phine without the usual disagreeable 
after-effects produced by the latter. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Coloeynthidis Comp,, U. S. P. 
~ 3grs 80 373 
Med. prop.—Purgative. Dose, 2 to 5. 
Colocynth. et Hydrarg. et Ipe- 
CftC 5O 
Med. prop.—Cholagogue, Cathartic. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Pulv, Ext. Coloc. Co., 2 grs.'j 
Pil. Hydrarg., 2 grs. >- 
Pulv. Ipecac, l/% gr. j 
Colocynth. <>t Hyoseyamns. .. 75 350 
Med, prop.—Gentle laxative. Dose, 1 
to 2, 
Ext. Coloc. Comp., 2grs. \ 
Ext. Hyoscyami, il/3 gr. j 
18 WARNER A CO.’S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
Cook's 3 ©rs 50 3 25 
Med prop.— Purgative. Dose, 2to 4. 
Pulv Aloes Soc., 1 gr.-) 
Pulv. Ruei, 1 gr. 
Calomel, * 
Sapon. Hispars., % gr. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Copaiba*. U, 8, P 50 2 25 
Med. prop. Alterative to Mucous 
Membrane. Dose, 2to 6. 
Copaibte et Ext. Cubebse 80 3 75 
Med. prop.—Alterative to Mucous 
Membrane. Dose, 2to 4. 
Pil. Copaibae, 3 grs. ) 
Oleo-Resm. Cubebae, 1 gr. j 
Copaibte Comp. 80 3 75 
Med. prop. Alterative to Mucous 
Membrane, Tonic. Dose, 2to 4. 
Pil. Copaib. 
Resin. Guaiac. 
Ferri Citras. 
Oleo-Resin. Cubebse. 
Corrosive Sublimate. 1-12,1-20, 
J-40 and 1-100 gr 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Mercurial, Alterative. 
Corrosive Sublimate has been adminis- 
tered with most gratifying results in 
certain forms of Chronic Dyspepsia. 
Ringer and other eminent therapeutists 
extol it very highly in 1-100 gr. doses in 
dysentery of children, regarding it as 
almost specific. 
Damiante cum Pbos. et Nnc. 
Vom 1 50 
Med. prop.—Aphrodisiac. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Ext. Damianae, » grs. 1 , 
Phosphori, l-ioc gr. V 
Ext. Nuc. Vom., 14 gr.) 
A valuable remedy indicated in sexual 
debility, over work of the brain, impo- 
tency, etc. It is also highly recommended 
as an uterine tonic. Also of value in 
Leucorrhoea, Amenorrhoea, Dysmenorr- 
hoea, etc. 
Diaphoretic 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Diaphoretic. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Morphnise Acetas., 1-25 gr. 1 
Pv. Ipecac, gr. I 
Pv. Potass. Nitras., 1 gr. | 
Pv. Camphors, % gi .J WARNER & CO.’S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
Digestiva 75 
Med. prop.—Useful in Indigestion. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Pepsin Concentrat., 1 gr.'l 
Pv. Nuc. Vom., gr. I 
Gingerine, 1-16 gr. f 
Sulphur, y& gr. J 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
This combination is very useful in re- 
lieving various forms of Dyspepsia and 
Indigestion and will afford permanent 
benefit in cases of enfeebled digestion, 
where the gastric juices are not properly 
secreted. 
As a corrective of nausea or lack of 
appetite in the morning, induced by over 
indulgence in food or stimulants during the 
night, these pills are unsurpassed; they 
should be taken in doses of two pills before 
retiring or in the morning at least one 
hour before eating; the first mentioned 
time is the most desirable as the effects 
are more decided, owing to the longer 
period for action and the natural rest is 
more fully experienced through their mild 
but effective influence. 
As a dinner pill, Pil; Digestiva is un- 
equalled and may be taken in doses of a 
single pill either before or after eating. 
Digitalln. (AlkaloidA 1-60 gr ?s 3so 
Med. prop.—Arterial sedative. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
Digitalis Comp 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Arterial sedative. Dose, 
1 to 3. 
Pv. Digitalis, 1 gr.-) 
Pv. Scillte, 1 gr. > 
Potass. Nitras., 2grs.J 
Diuretic— 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Diuretic, Antacid. Dose, 
1 to 3. 
Sapon. Hispan. Pv., 2 grs."l 
Sodii Carb. Exsic., 2 grs. v 
01. Baccae Junip., xgtt.J 
Diipnytrcn 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Specific Alterative. Dose, 
x. 
Pulv. Guaiac., 3 grs."| 
Hydg. Chlor. Cor., 1-10 gr. S- 
Pulv. Opii, Yi gr. j 
20 WARNER & CO.’S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
Eccoprotlc 60 2 75 
Med. prop.—Mild cathartic. Dose, 2 
to 4. 
Ext. Aloes Soc., 2 grs. I 
Ext. Nuc. Vomicae, 1-5 gr. [ 
Res. Podophylli, 3-10 gr. | 
01. Caryophyl., i-iogtt. J 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
ioo 500 
Elaterlum. (Clutterbuck’s) i-io gr. 95 450 
Med. prop.—Diuretic, Hydragogue 
Cathartic. Dose, Ito 2. 
EmmenagogTie i 25 6 00 
Med. prop.—Active Emmenagogue, 
Tonic. Dose, Ito 3. 
Ergotine, 1 gr. 1 
Ext. Hellebor. Nig., 1 gr. 
Aloes, 1 gr. 
Ferri Sul. Exs., x gr. 
01. Sabinse, XA gr. J 
Hmmenag-ogue. (Mutter) 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Emmenagogue. Dose, 1 
to 3. 
Ferri Sulph. Exs., 1% gr.) 
Aloes Pv., y, gr. V 
Terebinth. Alb., gr. j 
KrsfOtiu. igr joo 4 75 
Med. prop.—Parturient. 
Ergot! n. 3 grs 150 725 
Med. prop.—Parturient. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
ErgOtlli. Comp. (Dr. Reeves.).... i 75 8 50 
Med. prop.—Sedative, Parturient. 
Ergotin, 3grs-) 
Ext. Cannab. Ind., gr. > 
Ext. Belladon., % gr.J 
Extract Belladonna. (Eng.) gr. 40 175 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. 
Extract Cannabis Imlica. gr. 60 275 
Med. prop.—-Anodyne. 
Ext. Gnaranae. 3 grs 2 00 9 73 
Med. prop.—Nervine. Dose, 1 to 3. 
Extract Hyoscyamus. (Eng.) 
%gr 4° i 75 
Med. prop.—Nerve Stimulant. 
Ext. Coca. 3 grs 80 3 73 
Med. prop.—A powerful Tonic and 
Sedative. Dose, Ito 2. WARNER & CO.'S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Extract Isrnatla Amara. VA gr. 50 225 
Med. prop.—Nerve Sedative. Dose, 1 
to 2. 
PILLS. 
Extract JTnc. ‘Vein. and % gr.. 40 175 
Med. prop.—Nerve Stimulant. Dose, 
1 to 3. 
Fcl lioviiniiii 5° 2 2S 
Med. prop.—Laxative. Dose, 1 to 3. 
Pel Bovis. Ins. 2 grs. 1 
Pv. Zingiber Jam., 1 gr. f 
Ferri lodid. Igr 80 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
In cases where lodide of Iron is pre- 
scribed, it is absolutely necessary, for the 
physician, who relies on the therapeutic 
action for beneficial results, that the com- 
pound should be perfectly protected, and 
so prepared as to remain inalterable and 
stable. 
With this important fact in view, we 
have devoted special study to lodide of 
Iron in pilular form, and are warranted in 
announcing that Warner & Co.’s lodide 
of Iron Pit's meet all the requirements, and 
are the must perfect preparation of the 
kind. 
A salt is formed and so prepared as to 
guard against oxidation, and will remain 
unchanged for years. A coating of pure 
sugar renders them pleasant to ad- 
minister, and further insures protection. 
In proof of the above statement, a pill 
cut through presents all the characteristics 
of a perfect pill mass and the presence of 
lodide Iron, without the free lodine,form- 
ing a clear solution; and dissolving readily 
if thrown into a glass of water. 
The dose of lodide Iron Pills is from 
one to two at meal time and is recom- 
mended and successfully used in the treat- 
ment of Pulmonary Phthisis or Consump- 
tion, Anoemia and Chlorosis, Caries and 
Scrofulous Abscesses, Chronic Discharges, 
Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, etc. 
Ferrl Carb. (Vallett’s) IT. SL P. 
, 3 Srs 4° 17S 
Med. prop.—Tonic. Dose, 1 to 4. 
22 WARNER & CO.'S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
ioo 500 
Ferri Citras, F. S. P. 2 grs 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Tonic. Dose, 1 to 3. 
Ferri Comp., 11. S. P 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Emmenagogue. 
Dose, 2 to 6. 
Ferri f.aetas. Igr 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Tonic. Dose, 1 to 3, 
Ferri Pyrophos. Igr 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—'Tonic. Dose, 1 to 3. 
Ferri et Q,nas. et Jfnc. Vom 7S 3 50 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Nerve Stimulant. 
Dose. 1 to 2. 
Fer. per Hydrog., 1 % gr.") 
Ext. Quassia;, x gr I 
Ext. Nuc. Vom., y gr. | 
Pulv. Saponis, % gr. J 
Ferri et Strychnin 75 3 5° 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Nerve stimulant. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Ferrura per Hydrog., 2 grs. ) 
Strychninae, 1.60 gr. j 
Ferri et Sirychnime Cit 75 3 5° 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Nerve stimulant. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Strych. Citras., 1-50 gr. 1 
Ferri Citras., 1 gr. j 
Ferri Snlph. Exs. 2 grs 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic. Dose, 2 to 4. 
Ferri Valer. Igr 1 00 4 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-spasmodic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Ferrnm. (Quevenne’s.) Igr 50 225 
Med. prop.—Tonic. Dose, 1 to 3. 
Ferrnm. (Quevenne’s.) 2 grs 75 3 50 
Med. jrop.—Tonic. Dose, x to 2. 
Oalbani Comp 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Anti-spasmodic. Dose, 2 
to 4. 
Galbani, gr.") 
Pv. Myrrh., y2 gr. >- 
Asafoet, % gr. j 
Gambogise Comp 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Active purgative. Dose, 
2 to 5. 
Pv. Gambogia. 
Pv. Aloes Socot. 
Pv. Zingib. Jam. 
Pv. Saponis. WARNER & CO.’S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
Gelsemin. 1-16 gr 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Arterial sedative. Dose, 
1 to 4. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
too 500 
Gelsemin. %gr 50 2 23 
Med. prop.—Arterial sedative. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
Gelsemin. Vgr 75 3 5° 
Med. prop.—Arterial Sedative. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
Gentian. Comp. (Aloe Comp.) 40 i 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Purgative. Dose, 
2 to 4. 
Ext. Gentian, % gr.'i 
Pv. Aloes Soc., 2 grs. J- 
01. Carui, 1-5 gr. J 
Gonorrhoea 60 2 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative to Mu- 
cous Membrane. Dose, Ito 3. 
Pulv. Cubeb., 2 grs.l 
Bals. Copaib. Solid., 1 gr. 1 
Ferri Sulph., % gr. | 
Terebinth. Venet., IIA Sr- J 
Heim’s (Niemeyer.) 1 25 600 
Med. prop.—Anti-periodic, Tonic. 
Dose, 1. 
Quininae Sulph., igr.-) , 
Pulv. Digital. Fol., gr. I 
Pulv. Ipecac, Sr- I 
Pulv. Opii, gr. J 
Helonin. i-iogr 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to 4. 
Hepatiea 80 3 75 
Med. prop.—Cholagogue, Cathartic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Pil. Hydrarg., 3 grs.) 
Ext. Coloc. Comp., 1 gr. > 
Ext. Hyoscyami, 1 gr. j 
Hooper. (Female Pills.) 4O 1 75 
Mecf. prop.-Emmenagogue. Dose, 1 to 3 
Hyclrarg. sgrs ; 50 225 
Med. prop.—Mercurial alterative. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Hydrargyiri, IT. S. P. sgrs 40 17s 
Med. prop.—Mercurial alterative. 
Dose, 2 to 3. 
Hydrarg. Bin lodide. 1-16 gr... 4° i 75 
Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, 1 to 3. WARNER & CO.'S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
Hydrargyrl Comp 75 3 5° 
Med. prop.—Mercurial alterative. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Mass. Hydrarg., 1 gr.-) 
Pulv. Opii, gr. >- 
Pulv. Ipecac, y gr. J 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Hydrargyrl lod. et Opii. 
(Ricords.) 75 3 S° 
Med. prop.—Mercurial alterative. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Hydrarg. lodid., 1 gr. 1 
Pulv. Opii, % gr. J 
Hydrarg. Prot lodide. 1-5 gr.. 4Q 175 
Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, 1 to 4. 
Our preparation of Prot lodid. Mercury 
is made by precipitation and is entirely 
free from traces of the Bin-lodid. 
H.ydrars;. Prot lodide. % gr... 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, 1 to 4. 
Hydrarjf. Prot lodide. &gr... 40 175 
Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Hydrarg1. Prot lodide. gr... so 22S 
Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, x to 2. 
Hydrastin. ygr 9S 4so 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Hyoscyamlte. 1-100 gr 30014 75 
(Crystals, Pure Alkaloid.) 
Med. piyp.—Anodyne, Soporific. 
Dose, 1. 
lodoform, igr ioo 475 
Med. prop,—Tonic, Alterative. Dose, 
i to 2. 
lodoform et Ferrl 1 50 7 25 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative. Dose, 
i to 2. 
lodoform, 1 gr. \ 
Ferri Redact., i] 4 gr.) 
lodoform et Ferrl et >’ 11 c. Tom 1 50 7 25 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
lodoform, I gr.-) 
Ferri Redact., 1 gr. v 
Ext. Nuc. Vom., % gr.J WARNER A CO.'S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
lodoform et Hydrar&r 1 50 7 25 
Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, 1 to 3. 
lodoform, y<z gr. I 
Hydrarg. Prot lodid., gr. J 
lodoform et Inc. Vom. Comp.. 1 50 7 25 
Med. prop.—Alterative, Tonic, Laxa- 
tive, Repellant. Dose, Ito 3. 
lodoform % gr. I 
Ext. Nuc. Vom., Yi gr. I 
Podophyllin, 1-16 gr. j 
Ext, Belladon., y% gr- J 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE, 
too 500 
lodoform et Quinine 1 25 6 00 
Med. prop.—Alterative, Tonic. Dose, 
1 to 3. 
lodoform, gr. I 
Quininae Bisulph., y2 gr. J 
lodoform et Qninlna et Ferri. i 75 8 50 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
lodoform, 1 gr."l 
Ferri Carb., (Vallet’s) 2 grs. > 
Quininae Sul., y2 gr. ) 
lodoform therapeutically is alterative, 
nervine, sorbefacient; anti-periodic, and 
ansesthetic. As an alterative it acts with 
more rapidity than other medicines of that 
class, in doses of one, two, or three grains, 
repeated thrice daily. As a nervine it is 
prompt and efficient; while it gives nervous 
strength, it calms speedily the most severe 
pains. 
It is rapidly absorbed into the blood. 
Accumulative effects have not been ob- 
served. 
lodoform is destitute of any local irri- 
tant action, and has that advantage over 
all other iodic remedies. 
It may be administered, with reason- 
able expectation of success, in the follow- 
ing diseases: 
Neuralgia of every description, chronic 
rheumatism, consumption, scrofula, oph- 
thalmia, chronic ulcerations, and skin 
diseases, syphilis, and certain affections 
of the neck of the bladder and prostrate 
gland, and whenever a powerful alterative 
agent is needed. This quality of lodo- 
form is greatly enchanced, in the majority 
of ‘cases, by the addition of pure iron, 
Fer. per hydrog. 
26 WARNER & CO.'S SOLUBLE COATEO BILLS. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Ipecac., et Opii. grs. (Pulv. 50 225 
Doveri, U, S. P.) 
Med. prop.—Anodyne, Soporific. Dose, 
1 to 3. 
Ipecac, et Opii. 5 grs 65 300 
Med. prop.-Anodyne, Soporific. Dosei. 
Irisin Comp 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Cathartic, Nerve stimu- 
lant. Dose, Ito 2. 
Irisin, y grA 
Podophyllin, 1-10 gr. > 
Strychnine, 1-40 gr. J 
Laxative 60 2 73 
Med. prop.—Gentle purgative. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
Pulv. Aloes Soc., 1 gr. I 
Sulphur, 1-5 gr. 
Res. Podophylli, 2-5 gr. j- 
Res. Guaiaci, % gr. 
Syr. Rhamni, q. s.J 
Leptandrin. ygr 40 1 75 
Med. prop. Cathartic. Dose, Ito 4. 
Leptandrin. gr 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Leptandrin. Igr 75 35° 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1. 
Lapland rin Comp 1 00 4 75 
Med. prop.—Laxative, Diuretic. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
Leptandrin, 1 grA 
Irisin _ U gr. V 
Podophyllin, yg gr.) 
Lupuliii. 3 grs 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 2 to 4. 
Morphinse Acetas. ys gr 70 3 25 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Morphinse Comp 1 25 6 00 
Med. prop.—Anodyne, Febrifuge. 
Dose, 1. 
Morph. Sulph., % gr.") 
Ant. et, Pot. Tart., % gr. y 
Hydrarg. Chlor. Mit., y gr. j 
Morphinse Sulph. 1-20 gr 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Morphinse Sulph. i-iogr 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2. WARNER 4. CO.’S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Morphinse Sulph. y% gr 60 2 75 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Morphinse Sulph. % gr 70 3 25 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Morphinse Sulph. Y gr 90 4 25 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Morphinse Sulph. % gr 1 50 7 25 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1. 
Morphinse Valerianae, /agr... go 4 25 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Neuralgic 2 50 12 25 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative, Ano- 
dyne. Dose, Ito 3. 
Quininse Sulph., 2grs.'| 
Morphinse Sulph., 1-20 gr, 
Strychnine, 1-30 gr. !■ 
Acid Arsenious, 1-20 gr. 
Ext. Aconiti, 'A gr. J 
Neuralgic. (One-halfsize.) 1 50 725 
Med. prop.—As above. Dose, Ito 3. 
Neuralgic. (Brown Sequard.) 2 00 9 75 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1. 
Ext. Hyoscyami, 
Ext. Conii, % gr. 
Ext. Ignat. Amar., gr. 
Ext. Opii, Yz gr. 
Ext. Aconiti, Y gr. 
Ext. Cannab. Ind., Y Sr- 
Ext. Stramon., 1-5 gr. 
Ext. Belladon., % Sr- J 
Neuralgic. (Sine Morphine.) 2 50 12 25 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative. Dose, 
1 to 3. 
Opii. %gr 40 x 75 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Opii, U. S. P. IST 50 225 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1. 
Opli et Camphor 60 2 75 
Med. prop.—Anodyne, Nerve sedative. 
Dose, 1. 
Pulv. Opii, 1 gr.) 
Camphorse, 2 grs. j WARNER A. CO.’S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Opii et Camphor et Tannin 60 2 75 
Med. prop.—Anodyne, Astringent. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Pulv. Opii, z/( grA 
'amphorae, 1 gr. > 
Acid Tannic, 2grs.J 
Opii et Plumbi Acetas S° 2 25 
Med. prop.—Anodyne, Sedative. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
Pulv. Opii, x/2 gr. I 
Plumbi Acet., 1 y gr. J 
Opium, Purified. y, gr 1 25 600 
Med.'prop.—Anodyne, Soporific. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
Phosphori. 1-100 gr., 1-50 gr., 1-25 
gr., in each 1 00 
Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant. Dose, 1. 
The method of preparing Phosphorus 
in pilular form has been discovered and 
brought to perfection by us, without the 
necessity of combining it with resin, which 
forms an insoluble compound. The ele- 
ment is in a perfect state of subdivision 
and incorporated with the excipient while 
in solution. The non-porous coating of 
sugar protects it thoroughly from oxida- 
tion, so that the pill is not impaired by 
age. It is the most pleasant and accept- 
able form for the administration of Phos- 
phorus. 
Phosphori Comp x 25 
Med. prop.—Nerve tonic. Dose, x. 
Phosphor!, x-100 gr. I 
Ext. Nuc. Vom., y gr. J 
Phosphor! cum Aloe et Nuc. 
Vomica x 50 
Med. prop.—Useful in the atonic form 
of Dyspepsia and Neurosis of the Stomach. 
Dose, 1. 
Phosphori, 1-50 gr. I 
Ext. Aloe Aq., y gr. V 
Ext. Nuc. Vom., y gr.J 
Phosphori cum Belladonna., t S° 
Med. prop.—Useful in Anaemic Condi- 
tions and Neuralgia. Dose, Ito 2. 
Phosphori, 1-100 gr.) 
Ext. Belladonna gr- J 
29 WARNER & CO.'S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Phosphor! cum Cannab. Inti ■ 1 75 
Med prop —Narcotic, Aphrodisiac. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Phosphori, 1-50 gr. \ 
Ext. Cannab. Ind., gr.J 
Phosphor! cum Ferro Comp.. 1 5° 
Med. prop.—Nutritive, Tonic and Stim- 
ulant to the Nervous system. Dose, i. 
Phosphor!, 1-50 gr.J 
Strychnine, 1-60 gr. > 
Ferri Redact., Ifi gr.J 
PHOSPHORUS has recently been pre- 
scribed w 11.ii great advantage in cases of 
extreme debility and mental depression, 
from prolonged anxiety or excessive ex- 
citement; also, in nervous prostration from 
overwork, especially brain-work. It is 
recommended in cases which are attended 
with great prostration of the vital powers; 
in exhausting diseases, such as Cholera, 
Diphtheria, and the latter stages of 
Typhus and other Fevers, etc. In Epi- 
lepsy, Epileptiform-Vertigo, Melancholia, 
Softening and some other diseases of the 
Brain, it has been given with marked 
benefit; also in Neuralgia, Tuberculosis, 
and Scrofula, in chronic and inveterate 
diseases of the skin, Leprosy, Lupus, and 
Psoriasis. Dr. Burgess recommends it in 
Pruritus Pudendi and other forms of 
Pruritus. 
Phosphorus, Strychnine, and Iron, 
combined in the proportions above indi- 
cated, is a safe and valuable remedy. As 
a nutritive tonic and stimulant to the 
nervous system, especially the spinal cord, 
it is admirably adapted for the treatment 
of a large number of nervous disorders 
dependent on defective nutrition and de- 
bility. It increases appetite and promotes 
digestion. It may be safely given in all 
those cases in which hypophosphites are 
employed. It is strongly recommended 
in Consumption, Neuralgia, Atonic Dys- 
pepsia, Lowness of Spirit, in General 
Debility, and in that general condition of 
depression and loss of power popularly 
known as below par, and in breakdown 
from overwork and mental fatigue. WARNER 4 CO.'S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Phosphori cum Digital. Co .. 1 50 
Med. prop.—Valuable as a Heart tonic. 
Dose, 1. 
Phosphori, 1-50 gr.-) 
Pv. Digitalis, x gr. > 
Ext. Hyoscy., 1 gr. ) 
PILLS. 
Phosphori cum Digitale et 
Ferro 1 50 
Med. prop.—Valuable as a Heart tonic. 
Dose, x. 
Phosphori, 1-50 gr. J 
Pv. Digitalis, 1 gr. V 
Ferri Redact., 1 gr. ) 
Phosphori cum Ext. Aconiti.. 1 50 
Med. prop.—Useful in the Treatment 
of Phthisis with Pyrexia. Dose, 1. 
Phosphori, 1-50 gr. ) 
Ext. Aconiti, 1-16 gr. / 
Phosphori cum Ferro 1 25 
Med. prop —A Powerful Nervine tonic 
and Blood restorer. Dose, Ito 2. 
Phosphori, 1-50 gr. 1 
Ferri Redact., 1 gr. j 
Phosphori cum CantharicleCo 1 50 
Med. prop.—Stimulating emmenagogue 
and Diuretic. Dose, Ito 2. 
Phosphori, x-sogr.'j 
Pv. Nuc. Vom., 1 gr. V 
Sol. Gantharidis Con., 1 m.J 
Phosphori cum Ferro et Jfnc. 1 25 
Vom 
Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant. Tonic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Phosphori, x-xoogr.J 
Ferri Garb., 1 gr. V 
Ext. Nuc. Vom., gr.J 
Phosphori cum Ferro et Q,ni> 1 60 
11 i 11 *t 
Med. prop.—Nerve tonic. Dose, Ito 2 
Phosphori, 1-100 gr. 
Ferri Garb., 1 gr. v 
Quininae Sul., 1 gr.J 
Phosphor! ram Ferro et Qni- i 60 
11 in it el line. Vom 
Med. prop.—Nerve tonic. Dose, tto 2 
Phosphori, i-xoo gr. ] 
Ferri Garb., x gr. I 
Quininae Sul., 1 gr. f 
Ext. Nuc. Vom., gr. J WARNER A. CO.'S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Phosphori cnm Ferro et 
Strychnina 1 50 
Med. prop.—Nerve tonic and Stimulant. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Phosphori, x-xoo grA 
Ferri Garb., 1 gr. 
Strychnin, i-fiogr.J 
Phosphori cnm Morphina et 
Zinco Valer 2 00 
Med. prop.—Nerve tonic and Sedative. 
Dose, 1. 
Phosphori, 1-50 grA 
Morphinae Sul., x-12 gr. V 
Zinci Valer, 1 gr. J 
Phosphori cnm Tfnc. Tomlca.. 1 25 
Med. prop.—Nerve tonic and Stimulant. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Phosphori, 1-50 gr. \ 
Ext. Nuc., Vom., J4gr. J 
Phosphor! cnm Oplo et Digi- 
tal i 50 
Med. prop.—Useful in Arresting Abnor- 
mal calorification. Dose, Ito 2. 
Phosphori, 1-50 gr. 1 
Pv. Digitalis, y2 gr. I 
Pv. Ipecac., y. gr. [ 
Pv. Opii, iigr.J 
Pbosphorl cum Qnlnina 1 80 
Med. prop.—Nerve tonic. Dose, Ito 2 
Phosphori, 1-50 gr. 1 
Quininae Sul., 1 gr. J 
Phosphori on in Qninliiie Co.. x 35 
Med. prop.—Nerve tonic. Dose, 1. 
Phosphori, 1-50 gr. 1 
Ferri Redact. 1 gr. I 
Quininae Sul., % gr. f 
Strychnin., 1-60 gr. J 
Phosphori cnm Qninina et 
Ferro et Strychnina x 60 
Med. prop.—Powerful nerve stimulant. 
Dose, i. 
Phosphor! i-xoogr.'l 
Quininae Sul., i gr. 1 
Ferri Redacti, x gr. [ 
Strychnin, 1-60 gr. J WARNER & CO.’S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Phosphori cum Qninina et 1 35 
IMsfitale Co 
Med. prop.—Valuable as a Sedative and 
Diuretic. Dose, Ito 2. 
Phosphori, 1-50 gr. 
Quininse Sul., y2 gr. 
Pv. Digitalis, y2 gr. ■ 
Pv. Opii, y, gr. 
Pv. Ipecac., % gr. 
Phosphori cum Qninlna et 
Jfnc Vom 1 60 
Med. prop.—Nerve tonic. Dose, Ito 2 
Phosphori, 1-50 grA 
guininse Sul., 1 gr. V 
xt. Nuc. Vom., j 
Phosphori <‘(iin Strychnina... 125 
Med. prop.—Nerve tonic and Stimulant. 
Dose, 1. 
Phosphori, 1-50 gr.) 
Strychnin, 1-60 gr. j 
Phosphori cum Zinco Co 1 50 
Med. prop.—Useful in Uterine disturb- 
ances, Leucorrhoea and Hysteria. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Phosphori, 1-50 grA 
Zinci Sul., 1 gr. > 
Lupulin, 1 gr. J 
Phosphor! et Damiana cum 
Nnc. Vom i 50 
Med. prop.—Aphrodisiac. Dose, x to 2. 
Ext. Damiana, 2 grs.'l 
Phosphori, 1-100 gr. V 
Ext. Nuc. Vom., Vsgr-J 
Podopbyllln. x-iogr 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, i to 4. 
Podopbyllln. %gr 40 175 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to 4. 
Podopbyllln. y2 gr 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Podopbyllln. igr 75 350 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, x. WARNER & CO.’S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
Podophylll. (Dr. E. R. Squibb.)... 75 350 
1 to 2. 
Res. Podophylli, Y gr. ) 
Pv. Capsici, Yt. gr. 
Ext. Belladon., Ys gr. > 
Pv. Sacch. Lact., 1 gr. 
Acacia and Glycerin., aa q. s. J 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
The composition of this pill is the same 
as Dr. Squibb’s recipe, and for adminis- 
tration is preferable, being just as soluble- 
and more elegant in appearance. 
Practical test for Solubility:—Suspend 3 
of these pills in water and they will dis- 
solve, coating included, as soon as the 
plain pills ready prepared. This is ac- 
complished through our method of manip- 
ulation and coating, and physicians should 
not regard the prejudice against sugar- 
coated pills as applying to Wm. R. War- 
ner & Co.’s manufacture. 
Podophyllin et Bellad 75 3 5° 
Med. prop.—Mild stimulating laxative. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Podophyllin, y gr. ) 
Ext. Bellad., J4 gr- 1 
01. Res. Capsici, Y\ gr. | 
Saccharum Lact., 1 gr.J 
Podophyllin Comp 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Cathartic and Tonic. 
Dose, x to 2. 
Podophyllin, gr.') 
Ext. Hyoscyami, Ya gr. > 
Ext. Nuc. Vomicae, 1-16 gr.J 
Podophyllin Comp. (Eclectic.).. 75 350 
Med. prop.-—Purgative. Dose, 2 to 4. 
Podophyllin, l/a gr. ~| 
Leptandrin, 1.16 gr. 
Juglandin, 1.16 gr. > 
Macrotin, 1-32 gr. I 
01. Res. Capsici, q. s. J 
Podophyl. et Hydrarg1 50 a 23 
Med. prop.—Laxative. Dose, 2 to 4. 
Podophyllin, y gr.) 
Pil. Hydrarg., 2 grs. j 
Podophyllin et Hyoscyamns. 60 273 
Med. prop.—Gentle cathartic. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
Podophyllin, gr.) 
Ext. Hyoscyami, gr. J 
34 WARNER & CO.'S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
Podophyllotoxin. %gr 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Cathartic, without the nau- 
sea induced by Podophyllin. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Podopliylloloxin. 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Cathartic, without the nau- 
sea induced by Podophyllin. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
Post-Partum. (Dr. Fordyce Barker.) 1 00 4 75 
Dose, 1. 
Ext. Coloc. Comp., gr.) 
Hydrarg. Chlor. Mit., 1% gr. 
Ext. Hyoscyami, % gr. I 
Ext. Nuc. Vom., lfl> gr. | 
Pulv. Aloes, \4> gr. 
Pulv. Ipecac,. % gr. J 
Potass. Bromid. Igr 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Nerve sedative. Dose, 2 
to 5. 
Potass. Bromid. 5 grs 1 25 6 00 
Med. prop.—Nerve sedative. Dose, 1 
to 2. 
Potass. Todid. (Merck’s) 2 grs 85 400 
Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, 1 to 3. 
Potass. Permang’anas. gr... 50 225 
Med. prop.—Dr. Roberts Bartho- 
low, Professor of Materia Medica and 
Therapeutics in the Jefferson Medical 
College of Philadelphia, says (“Perman- 
ganate of Potassium, its Action and 
Uses”):— 
“One of the most important therapeuti- 
cal applications of permanganate of po- 
tassium, a recent discovery, is in the 
treatment of amenorrhoea. We owe this 
valuable improvement, as indeed many 
others, to E*s. Ringer and Murrell. They 
have shown that this remedy is remark- 
ably certain when applied in suitable cases. 
Given in doses of two to five grains three 
times a day, for several days preceding 
the menstrual molimen, this agent is quite 
sure to start the flow. Dose, 2to 5 grs. 
Potass. Permanganas. i gr— 75 350 
Med. prop.—As above. Dose, Ito 4. 
Potass. Permanganas. 2gr5.... 1 00 4 75 
Med. prop.—As above. Dose, Ito 2. WARNER & CO.’S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Prandii 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Stimulating purgative. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Ext. Aloe Aq., x gr. 
_Ext. Gentian, 2 grs. I 
"Ext. Antheraid., 1 gr. | 
Pv. Capsici, % gr. J 
PILLS, 
Quininae Bi-Snlpli. ftgr 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 4. 
Quininae Bi-Sulph. Igr 55 2 50 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Quininae Bi-Sulpli. 2 grs 80 3 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Quininae Bi-Sulpb. 3 grs x 05 5 00 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Quininae Bi-Snlph. 5 grs 1 70 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
• Dose, 1 to 2. 
Quininae Comj* 1 00 4 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Quininae Sulph., 1 gr.-) 
Fer. Carb. (Vallett’s), 2 grs. V 
• Acid Arsenious, x-60 gr.) 
Qnininse cum Capsicum i oo 4 75 
Med. prop.—Anti-periodic, Stimulant. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Quininae Sulph., 1 gr. 1 
Capsicum, % gr. j 
Quininae et Ext. Itellad 1 00 4 75 
Med. prop.—Nerve tonic. Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Quininae Sulph., 1 gr. "1 
Ext. Belladon., % gr. J 
Quininae et Fcrri 1 00 4 73 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Quininae Sulph., I gr. I 
Ferrum per Hydrog., I gr. J 
Quininte et Fcrri Carb 1 00 4 73 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Quininae Sulph., 1 gr. 1 
Fer. Carb. (Vallett’s), 2 grs. j WARNER &. CO.’S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE, 
too 500 
Quininae et Ferri Cit. xgr 55 2 50 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Quininae et Ferri Cit. 2 grs.... 90 425 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Quininae et Fer. et Sir.veil- 100 475 
nin 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Quininae Sulph., 1 gr.'] 
Fer. Carb. (Vallett’s), 2 grs. V 
Strych. Sulph., 1-60 gr.J 
Qnininse et Fer. et Strych. 1 25 6 00 
Phos 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1(0 2. 
Quininae Phos., I gr.) 
Ferri Phos., 1 gr. V 
Strychninae Phos., 1-60 gr.J 
Quininae et Ferri Valer. 2gr.. 2 00 9 73 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Nerve sedative. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Qnininae et Hydrarjf 1 25 6 00 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Quininae Sulph., x grA 
Mass. Hydrarg., 2 grs. V 
Oleo-Res. Piper. Nig., gr. j 
Quininae et lodoform 1 50 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative. Dose, 
1 to 3. 
lodoform, gr. 1 
Quininae Bi-Sulph., *2 gr. j 
Quininae lodoform et Fer r 75 8 50 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
lodoform, I gr.-) 
Fer. Carb. (Vallett’s), 2 grs. V 
Quininae Sulph., gr.j 
(tn ininai et St ry elm In 1 00 4 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Nerve stimulant. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Quininae Sulph., 1 gr. ) 
Strychninae, 1-60 gr. j WARNER & CO.'S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
Qnininee et Strychnin Comp.. 1 25 6 00 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative. Dose, 1. 
Quininae Sulph., 1 gr. ~) 
Ferri per Hydrog., gr. [ 
Strychnine, 1-20 gr. | 
Acid Arsenious, 1-20 gr. J 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Qninime Snlpli. y2 gr 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 4. 
Our Quinine Pills are manufactured from 
Powers & Weightman’sQuinine, and other 
brands having an established reputation. 
An examination by a competent Chemist 
is made to verify our tests. Each Pill 
contained in packages to which our label 
is attached, is warranted to have the full 
complement of pure material as expressed 
thereon. 
Qnininte Snlpli. Igr 55 2 50 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
tininiiisc Snlpli. 2 grs 80 3 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Qnininae Snlpli. 3 grs 1 05 5 00 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
ifcnininre Snlph. 5 grs 1 70 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Qninlnse Valeriana*, 1 45 700 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Nervine Dose, x 
to 2. 
Qnlnidinse Snlpli. Igr 1 15 5 50 
Med. prop.—Anti-periodic. Dose, x to 3 
QulnldiniC Snlpli. 2 grs 2 15 xo 50 
Med. prop.—Anti-periodic. Dose, 1 to 3 
<inlnMime Snlpli. 3 grs 3 25 16 00 
Med. prop.—Anti-periodic. Dose, 1 to 2 
Rhei Comp., U. S. P 75 3 50 
Med. prop —Purgative. Dose, 2104. 
Pulv. Rhei, 2 grs. 1 
Pur. Aloes, gr. I 
Myrrh., 1 gr. | 
01. Menth. Pip., 1-10 gr. J 
_o WARNER & CO.’S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Rhci et Hydrarg 80 3 75 
Med. prop.—Cholagogue cathartic. 
Dose, 2 to 5. 
Pulv. Rhei. 
Mass. Hydrarg. 
Sodii Carb. Exsic. 
Rhei, U. S. I* 75 3 5° 
Med. prop.—Gentle laxative. Dose, 1 
tos. 
Pulv. Rhei, 3 grs. 1 
Pulv. Saponis, 1 gr. j 
Rheumatic 90 4 25 
Med. prop.—Anti-rheumatic, Purgative. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Ext. Coloc. Comp., gr. 
Ext. Colchici Acet., 1 gr. I 
Ext. Hyoscyami, % gr. f 
Hydrarg. Chlor. Mit., gr. J 
Salicylic Acid, 75 3 5° 
Med. prop.—Anti-rheumatic. Dose, 1 
to 2. 
Salicylic Acid. sgrs.. !3o 625 
Med. prop.—Anti-rheumatic. Dose, 1 
to 2. 
Santonin. Igr 100 4 7S 
Med. prop.—Anthelmintic. Dose, 1 to 3. 
Seillse Comp., U. S. I» 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Expectorant, Diuretic. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Pulv. Scillae, y2 gr. ~j 
Pulv. Zingiber. Jam., 1 gr. I 
Gum Ammoniac, 1 gr. [ 
Pulv. Saponis, gr. J 
Sedative 7S 3 so 
Med. prop.—Sedative. Dose, i to 2. 
Ext. Sumbul, Yi gr. 'j 
Ext. Valerian, y2 gr. I 
Ext. Hyoscyami, y2 gr. f 
Ext. Cannab. Ind., 1-10 gr. J 
Silver Jfitras. gr 75 3 so 
Med. prop.—Alterative to Mucous 
Membrane. Dose, Ito 4. 
Silver lodid, y gr 7S 3 50 
Med. prop. Alterative to Mucous 
Membrane. Dose, Ito 4. WARNER 4 CO.'S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
Stomachics?. (Lady Webster.) 50 2 25 
Med. prop —Stimulating purgative. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Aloe Socot., 2 grs.') 
Gum Mastich., gr. J- 
Fol. Rosse, y2 gr. J 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Strychnlna. 1-60 gr. 1-40 gr. 1-32 gr. 40 175 
1-30 gr. 1-20 gr. 1-16 gr 
Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant. Tonic. 
Dose, x to 3. 
Strychiiimc Stilph. 1-32 gr 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant. Tonic. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Syphilitic 1 00 4 75 
Med. prop—Specific alterative. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
Potass. lodid., grs.l 
Hyd. Chlor. Cor., 1-40 gr. J 
Tonic 60 2 7s 
Med. prop.—Tonic. Dose, 2 to 3. 
Ext. Gentian, 1 gr. 1 
Ext. Humuli, gr. 
Ferri Garb. Sacch., y gr. 1 
Ext. Nuc. Vom., 1-20 gr. | 
Res. Podophylli, • 1-25 gr. 
01. Res. Zingiber., i-iogtt.J 
Triplex 75 350 
Med. prop.—Purgative. Dose, 2 to 4. 
Aloe Socot., 2grsT 
Mass. Hydrarg., 1 gr. y 
Podophyllin, y gr. j 
Triplex Improved 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Purgative. Dose, 2 to 4. 
Pv. Scararaon. Virg., 1 1-5 gr. 1 
Pv. Aloes Soct., 1 1-5 gr. | 
Pil. Hydrarg., 1 1-5 gr. I 
01. Tiglii, 1-20 rn.f 
01. Carui, y (T). 
Tinct. Aloes et Myrrh., q. s. J 
Zinc Phosphide. ygr 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Tonic. Dose, 1 to 3. 
Zinci Phosphide et Muc. Vom. 1 00 4 73 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Stimulant. Dose, 
1 to 3. 
Zinci Phos., 1-10 gr. 1 
Ext. Nuc. Vom., gr. J 
Zinci Valerianas. igr i oo 4 75 
Med. prop.—Anti-spasmodic. Dose, 1 
to 3. 40 WM. R. WARNER & CO.’S 
GELATIN COATED PILLS. 
Prepared for Physicians- Prescriptions. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE 
100 500 
Aloes, F. S. P 4° 1 75 
Med. prop.—Stimulating, Purgative. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Aloes et Asafoetlda, F. S. P... 4° 175 
Dose, 2 to 5. 
Aloes et Ferri, F. S. P 4° 1 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Purgative. Dose, 
1 to 3. 
Pur. Aloes, 1 gr. I 
Aromat. Powd. 1 gr. | 
Ferri Sulph. Exs. 1 gr. [ 
Confect. Rose, q s. ) 
Aloes et Mastich. (Lady Webster) 50 225 
Med. prop.—Stimulating purgative. 
Dose, x to 2. 
Aloes et Mvrrlue, F- S. P 5° 2 2S 
Med. prop.—Cathartic, Emmenagogue. 
Dose, 3 to 6. 
Aloes et Nne. Vomica; 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Purgative. Dose, 
i to 2. 
Pulv. Aloes Soc. grs. ) 
Ext. Nuc. Vom. y2 gr. j 
Aloln et Strychnin, et Bella- 
lion 60 2 7s 
Med. prop —-Tonic, Laxative. 
Aloin, 
Strychnine, 1-60 gr. V 
Ext. Belladon. Vs gr ) 
Used very largely and with great suc- 
cess in the treatment of habitual constipa- 
tion. 
Alterative 5° 2 25 
Med. prop.—Alterative with tendency 
to mercurial impression. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Mass. Hydrarg. 1 gr.l 
Pulv. Opii, % gr. > 
Pulv. Ipecac, % gr. I 
Anti-Billon*. (Vegetable) 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Cholagogue, Cathartic. 
Dose, 2 to 3. 
Pulv. Ext. Coloc. Co. 2Yz grs. \ 
Podophyllin, % gr. j | WARNER & CO 'S GELATIN COATED PILLS. 
Antiperiodic 80 3 75 
Med. prop.—Antiperiodic. Dose, 1 to 2 
Cinchona Sul. 1 gr. ] 
Podophyl. x-20 gr. | 
Strych. Sul. 1-33 gr-l 
Gelsemin. x-aogr. j 
Ferri Sul. Ext. y2 gr. I 
01. Res. Caps. i-xogtt. I 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE 
100 500 
Aperient , 85 4 00 
Med. prop.—Aperient, Tonic. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
Ext. Nuc. Vom. J^grA 
Ext. Hyoscyami % gr > 
Ext. Coloc. Comp. 2 grs.) 
Aperient, (Dr. Fordyce Barker) 1 00 4 75 
Med. prop—Aperient. 
Ext. Coloc. Comp. t?^grs l 
Ext. Nuc. Vom. y2 gr. | 
Ext. Hyoscyam. ■ 1% grs. I 
PuLv. Ipecac, 1-12 gr. [ 
Pulv. Aloes Soc. 5-12 gr. 
Res. Podophylli, 1.12 gr.J 
Asafoetida, IT. S. P 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant. Dose, 
1 to 3, 
Camphor et Ext. Il.voscyanms 50 225 
Med. prop.—Anodyne, Cerebral stimu- 
lant. Dose, Ito 2. 
Camphor, 1 gr. J 
Ext. Hyoscyami, Eng. 1 gr. / 
Cascara Comp 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Laxative, Cathartic. 
Dose, 2 to 4. 
Ext. Cascara Sagrad. 3 grs. J 
Res. Podophylli, y& gr. J 
Catliart. Comp. IT. S. P 30 1 35 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 2 to 4. 
These pills are made strictly in accord- 
ance with the formula as directed by the 
Pharmacopoeia. 
Catliart. Comp. Improved 30 1 35 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 2 to 4. 
Ext. Coloc. Comp. J 
Ext. Jalap. 
Podophyllin, Leptandrin. i 
Ext. Hyoscyami. 
Ext. Gentian. 
01. Menth. Pip. 3 grs. J WARNER & CO ’S GELATIN COATED PILLS. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE 
100 500 
Catbart. Comp. Vegetable so 2 25 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 2 to 3. 
Podophyllin, Scammony, 'I 
Ext. Colocynth, V 
Aloes, Soap and Card. 3 grs. j 
Cinch on Isc ftnlpb. 1% grs 60 2 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Antiperiodic. . / 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Cincbonidise Salicylate,2% grs. xso 725 
Med. prop.—Antirheumatic. Dose, 1 
to 2. 
Cincbonidise Snlph. Igr ,Q x,, 
Med prop.-Antimalarial, Antiperiodic, 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Cincbonidise Snlph. 2 grs 45 2 OQ 
Med. prop.-Antimalarial, Antiperiodic. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Cincbonidise Snlph. 3 grs JO 2 2S 
Med. prop.-Antimalarial, Antiperiodic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Colocyntb et Hydrarg. 
et Ipecac 75 3 so 
Med. prop.—Cholagogue, Cathartic. 1 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Pulv. Ext. Coloc. Co. 2 grs.'l 
Pil. Hydrarg. 2 grs. > , 
Pulv. Ipecac, gr. j 
Coloeynth et Hyoscyamn®— 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Gentle laxative Ppse, 
1 to 2. 
Ext. Coloc. Comp. 2Y grs. > 
Ext. Hyoscyami, 1% grs. j | 
Damianse cum Ptaos. 
et Sfuc Voni i 50 7 25 
Med. prop —Aphrodisiac. Dose, 1 to 2, 
Ext. Damianse, 2 grs.'l 
Phosphori, 1100 gr. y 1 
Ext. Nuc. Vom. Ys gr. j 
A valuable remedy, indicated in sexual 
debility, overwork of the brain, impo- 
tency, etc. It is also highly recommended 
as a uterine tonic. Also of value in Leu- 
corrhos, Amenorrhoea, Dysmenorrhos.a, 
43 WARNER &. CO.'S GELATIN COATED PILLS 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE 
100 500 
Digestiva 75 3 5° 
Med. prop.—Useful in Indigestion. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Pepsin Concentrat. 1 gr. ~| 
Pulv. Nuc. Venn. gr. I 
Gingerine, 1-10 gr. j 
Sulphur, Migr.J 
This combination is very useful in re- 
lieving various forms of Dyspepsia and 
Indigestion, and will afford permanent 
benefit in cases of enfeebled digestion, 
where the gastric juices are not properly 
secreted. 
As a corrective of nausea or lack of 
appetite in the morning, induced by over- 
indulgence in food or stimulants during 
the night, these pills are unsurpassed 
They should be taken in doses of two pills 
before retiring, or in the morning at least 
one hour before eating; the first mentioned 
time is the most desirable, as the effects 
are more decided, owing to the longer 
period for action, and the natural rest is 
more fully experienced through their 
mild but effective influence. 
As a dinner pill, Pil. Digestiva is tin-[ 
equalled, and may be taken in doses of a 
single pill either before or after eating. 
Dlgltalin (Alkaloid) 1-60 gr 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Arterial sedative. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
Eminenagogiio 1 25 6 00 
Med. prop.—Active emmenagogue. 
Tonic. Dose, Ito 3. 
Ergotine, 1 gr. 1 
Ext. Hellebor. Nig. 1 gr. 
Aloes, 1 gr. }- 
Ferri Sulph. Exs. i gr. j 
01. Sabinae, Vi gr-) 
Ergo tin, 1 gr i 00 4 75 
Dose, 1 to 4. 
Erg-otin. 3 grs 1 50 7 25 
Med. prop.—Parturient. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Ext. Colocynth Comp. 3 grs— 80 3 75 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Ferrnm (Quevenne’s) 2 grs 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Tonic. Dose, 1 to 2. 
44 WARNER A. CO.'S GELATIN COATED PILLS. 
Gonorrhoea 60 2 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative to Mu- 
cous Membrane. Dose, Ito 3. 
Pulv. Cubeb. 2 grs. "] 
Bals. Copaib. Solid, 1 gr. I 
Ferri Sulph. Y gr. ( 
Terebinth Venet. i^grs.j 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE 
too 500 
Hepatica 80 3 75 
Med. prop —Cholagogue, Cathartic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Pil. Hydrarg. 3 grs. 
Ext Coloc. Comp. 1 gr. > 
Ext. Hyoscyami, 1 gr. j 
Hydrargyri, s grs 50 2 25 
Dose, x to 2. 
Hydrargyri, U. S. I*. 3 grs 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Mercurial alterative. 
Dose, 2 to 3. 
Ipecac et Opii, (Pulv. Dover!, 
U. S. P ) 3Y grs 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Anodyne, Soporific. 
Dose, x to 3. 
Ipecac et Opii, s grs 65 3 00 
Med. prop.—Anodyne, Soporific. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
laxative 60 2 75 
Med. prop.—Gentle purgative. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
Pulv. Aloes Soc. 1 gr.'l 
Sulphur, 1-5 gr. | 
Res. Podophylli, 1-5 gr. J- 
Res. Guaiaci, Y gr. 
Syr. Rhamni, q. s. J 
Morplilse Snlpli., 1-20 gr 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Morplilse Snlph.. i-iogr 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, x to 2. 
Morphise Snlph., %gr 60 2 75 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Morphise Snlph., Y> gr 70 3 25 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Horphiee Snlph., gr 90 425 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 WARNER & CO.'S GELATIN COATED PILLS. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE 
100 500 
Morphia? Sulph., %gr , 1 50 7 25 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Morphlie Valerianas. ys gr 90 425 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Neuralgic, (one-half size) 2 50 12 25 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative, Ano- 
dyne. Dose, Ito 3 
Neuralgic 1 50 5 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative, Ano- 
dyne. Dose, xto 3. 
Quiniae Sulph. 2 grs. I 
Morphise Sulph. 1-20 gr. 
Strychnine, 1-30 gr. J- 
Acid Arsenious, 1-20 gr. | 
Ext. Aconiti, % gr. J 
Neuralgic, (Brown-Sequard) 2 00 9 75 
Med. prop.—Anodyne, Dose, 1. 
Ext. Hyoscyami, gr. 1 
Ext. Conii, % gr. 
Exs. Ignat. Amar. Y gr. 
Ext. Opii, % gr. 
Ext. Aconiti, % gr. f 
Ext. Cannab. Ind. Y gr. 
Ext. Strammon. 1-5 gr 
Ext. Belladon.- %SX-J 
Opii. IT.S. P., 1 gr 50 2 25 
Medp. pro.—Anodyne. Dose, 1. 
Opii et Camphor 60 2 75 
Med. prop.—Anodyne, Nerve sedative. 
Dose, 1. 
Pulv. Opii, 1 gr. \ 
Camphorse, 2grs.J 
Pepsin et Bismuth 1 50 7 25 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Pepsin Sacch, 2 grs. 1 
Bis. Sub. Nit., 3 grs. j 
Pepsin Sacch 100 4 75 
Each containing 3 grs. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Pepsin Sacch 1 00 4 75 
Each containing 5 grs. 
Dose, 1. 
Phosphor! Comp 25 
. Med. Pro.—Nerve tonic. Dose, 1. 
Phosphori, 1-100 gr. \ 
Ext. Nnc. Vom. Y gr. J WARNER & CO.'S GELAT'N COATED PILLS. 
Phosphor! cnm Cantharide 
Comp i 50 
Med. prop.—Stimulating emmena- 
goge and diuretic. 
Phosphori, 1-50 gr.j 
Pulv. Nuc. Vom. 1 gr. > 
Sol. Gantharidis., 1 m.J 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE 
100 500 
Phosphori cnm Ferro 1 25 
Med. prop.—A powerful nervine tonie. 
and blood restorer. Dose, Ito 2. 
Phosphori, 1-50 gr. 1 
Ferri Redact, 1 gr.j 
Phosphor! cnm Ferro et Xuc. 
Vom 25 
Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant. Tonic. 
Dose, x to 2. 
Phosphori, 1-100 gr.j 
Ferri Garb, 1 gr. > 
Ext. Nuc. Vom. gr.j 
Phosphori cum Ferro et Qui- 
nina 6t> 
Med. prop.—Nerve Tonic. Dose, x to 2 
Phosphori, x-xoogr.J 
Ferri Garb., 1 gr. > 
Quinine Sulph,, 1 gr.j 
Phosphor! cum Ferro et l)ni' 
nina et Nnc. Yom 60 
Med. prop.-Nerve Tonic. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Phosphori, 1-100 gr, J 
Ferri Garb., 1 gr. I 
guinse Sulph , 1 gr. j 
xt. Nuc. Vom. gr.J 
Phosphor! (inn Qninina et 
Ferro et Strychnina 1 60 
Med. prop.—Powerful Nerve stimu- 
lant. Dose, 1. 
Phosphori, i-ioogr. 1 
Quinise, Sulph., 1 gr. 1 
Ferri Radacti, 1 gr. j 
Strychnina, i-6ogr.J 
Phosphor! cnm Ferro et 
Strychnia 50 
Med. prop.—-Nerve tonic and stimu- 
lant. Dose, Ito 2, 
Phosphori, x-xoogr.J 
Ferri Garb , 1 gr > 
Strychnina., 1-60 gr.j WARNER & CO.’S GELATIN COATED PILLS. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE 
100 500 
Phosphor! cum Jfiic.Tom 1 25 
Med. prop.—Nerve tonic and stimu- 
lant. Dose, 1. 
Phosphori, 1-50 gr. \ 
Ext. Nuc. Vom. ys gr. J 
Phosphor! cum Quinise 
C'omp 1 35 
Med. prop.—Nerve tonic Dose, 1. 
Phosphor!, 1-50 gr.j 
Ferri Redact., 1 gr. I 
Quinise Sulph., y2 gr. [ 
Strychnia. 1-60 gr. J 
Podophylli (Warner & Co.) 75 1 50 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Res Podophylli, y gr. "j 
Pulv. Capsici, gr. ( 
Ext. Belladona., j- 
Pulv. Sacch Lact., 1 gr. I 
Acacia and Glycerine, aa q. s. J 
■ The composition of this pill is the same 
as Dr. Squibb’s recipe, and for adminis 
tration it is preferable, being just as 
soluble and more elegant in appearance. 
Practical Test f®r Solubility. 
Suspend three of these pills in water, and 
they will disolve, coating included as soon 
as the plain pills ready prepared. This 
is accomplished through our method of 
manipulation and coating, and physicians 
should not regard the prejudice against 
sugar-coated pills as applying to Wm. R. 
Warner & Co.’s manufacture. 
Qninise Bi-Sulph., y2 gr 4° 1 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic 
Dose, 1 to 4. 
Quinite Bi-Sulph.. Igr 55 2 50 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Qulnlfe Bi-Snlph., 2 grs 80 3 75 
Med. prop.—Tome, Anti-periodtc. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Qniniie Bi-Snlph., 3 grs 1 °5 S 00 
Med. prop.—, Tonic Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 2, WARNER & CO.'S GELATIN COATED PILLS 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE 
100 500 
Qnlnlse Bi-Snlph., 5 grs 1 70 8 25 
Med. prop.—Tonic Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Qninise cum Capsicnm 100 4 75 
Med. prop.—Anti-periodic, Stimulant. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Quiniae Sulph., 1 gr. \ 
Capsicum, gr. j 
Qninte et Ferri et Strychnin 1 00 4 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic Anti- periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Quiniae, 1 gr.") 
Ferri Garb. (Vallett’s), 2 gr. > 
Strych. Sulph., 1-60 gr. j 
<tuini:e et Ferri et Strychnin 
JPhos 1 25 6 o° 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Quiniae Phos., 1 gr.') 
Ferri Phos., 1 gr. V 
Strych. Phos.. 1-60 gr.J 
Qniniie Snlph., gr. 4o 175 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 4. 
Our Quinine Pills are manufactured 
from Powers & Weightman’s Quinine 
and other brands having an established 
reputation. An examination by a com- 
petent chemist is made to vertify our 
tests. Each pill, contained in package, 
to which our label is attached, is war- 
ranted to have the full complement of 
pure material as expressed thereon. 
Qninise Snlph., 1 gr 55 2 50 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Qninise Snlph.. 2 grs 80 3 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Qninite Snip'll., 3 grs 1 05 500 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Qninise Snlph. s gts x 70 8 25 
Med pro.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. WARNER & CO ’S GELATIN COATED PILLS. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE 
100 500 
Salicylic Acid, 2% grs 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Anti-rheumatic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Salicylic Acid, 5 grs 1 30 6 25 
Med. prop.— Anti-rheumatic. 
Dose, 1. 
Salol, 2y2 and 5 grs 1 20 5 75 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Salutis (Dr. T. G. Thomas) .... 80 375 
Dose, 1. 
Aloin, Kgr.] 
Ext. Hyoscyam, gr. I 
Ext. Nuc Vom. gr ( 
Ext. Belladon, 1-16 gr. J 
Sedative 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Sedative. 
Ext. Sumbul, Ygr ] 
Ext. Valerian, x/2 gr. I 
Ext. Flyoscyami, y2 gr. I 
Ext. Cannab. Ind., 1-10 gr. J 
Strychnia. 1-20, 1-40, 1-60 gr 40 1 75 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Tonic (Dr. Aiken) 1 25 6 00 
Med. prop.—Tonic, 
Dose, 1. 
Quinin Sul , 1 gr.'l 
Ac Arsenious, 1-50 gr.- I 
Strychnine, 1-50 gr. f 
Ferri Redacti, Yi gr- J 
Tonic—Laxative (Dr. Skene) 80 375 
Dose, x. 
Quininae Sul. 1 gr.'l 
Ext. Colocynth, y2 gr. V ; 
Ext Belladon , 1-10 gr. j 
WM. R. WARNER & CO. 
Manufacturing Chemists, 
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK. 
50 WARNER <Sc CO.’S 
SOLUBLE COATED 
GRANULES. 
Acid Arsenions. 1-20, 1-30, 1-50, 
and 1-60 gr 40 1 75 
Medical properties.—Anti-periodic, Al- 
terative. Dose, Ito 2. 
GRANULES. 
COTTLE. 
100 500 
Aconitla. 1-60 gr 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Nerve sedative. Dose, 1 
to 2. 
Aloin et Strychnin 60 2 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic laxative. Dose, 1 
to 2. 
Aloln et Strychnin, et Bella- 
don ... 60 2 7S 
Med. prop.—Toni', Laxative. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
Aloin, _ r-S grA 
Strychnine, 1-60 gr. > 
Ext. Belladon., gr.J 
Atropina. r-6ogr 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Atropina. 1-100 gr 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Atropime Sulph. 1-60gr 75 350' 
Med. prop.—Same as Atropina. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
Canlophyllin. i-iogr 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Emmenagogue. Dose, 1 
to 4. 
Cimicifugln. i-iogr 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Nerve timulant. 
Dose, 1 to 4. 
Codein. gr 1 25 6 00 
Med. prop.—Anodyne, replacing mor- 
phia without the usual disagreeable 
after-effects produced by the latter. » . 
Dose, 2 to 4. 
Corrosive Sublimate. 1-12,1-20, 
1-40, and 1-100 gr 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Mercurial alterative. 
Dose, 1 to 2. WARNER &. CO.'S SOLUBLE COATED GRANULES. 
Digitalln. (Alkaloid.) x-6ogr 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Arterial sedative. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
GRANULES. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Elaterium. (Clutterbuck’s) 1-10 gr. 95 45° 
Med. prop. Diuretic, Hydragogue 
cathartic. Dose, Ito 2. 
Ext. Belladonna. (English.) ygr 40 175 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 3. 
Extract Cannabis Indica. gr. 60 275 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 4. 
Extract Hyoscyam. (Eng.) U gr. 40 175 
Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant. Dose, 
1 to 3. 
Extract Ignatia Amara. y gr.. 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Nerve sedative. Dose, 1 
to 2. 
Extract Kuc. Tom. y and % gr.. 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant. Dose, 
x to 3. * 
Oelsemin. 1-16 gr 40 1 7s 
Med. prop.—Arterial sedative. Dose, 
1 to 4. 
Oelsemin. yjgr 5° 2 as 
Med. prop.—Arterial sedative. Dose, 
1 to 2. 
Gelsemln. gr 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Arterial sedative. Dose, 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
II (‘I Oil ill. i-iogr 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to 4. 
Hydrastin. Agr 95 4 50 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Hyoscyamise. i-ioogr 3 00 14 75 
(Crystals, Pure Alkaloid.) 
Med. prop.—Anodyne, Soporific. 
Dose, 1. 
Eeptandrin. gr 4Q ,?5 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to 4. 
Eeptandrin. Agr So 225 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, x to 4. 
Mercury Bin-lodide. x-x6gr T 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 4. 4 75 
52 WARNER & CO.'S SOLUBLE COATED GRANULES. 
GRANULES. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Mercury Protiodlde. Ygr 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, 1 to 4. 
Prepared from the precipitated lodide 
and free of all traces of the Bin-lodid. 
Mercury Protiodlde. %gr 5° 2 25 
Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, x to 2. 
Mercury Protiodlde. Ya Sr 4° 1 75 
Med. drop.-—Alterative. Dose, 2 to 4. 
Mercury Protiodlde. i-Sgr 4° | 1 75 
Med. prop.—Alterative. Dose, 1 to 4. 
Morphinse Acet. Ya gr 7° 3 25 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, x to 2. 
Morphinse Sulph. 1-20 gr 4° 1 75 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Morphinse Sulph. x-xogr 5° 2 2S 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Morphinse Snlph. 60 2 75 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, x to 2. 
Morphinse Sniph. % gr 70 3 25 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Morphinse Sniph. Ygr go 4 2S 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Morphinse Sulph. gr rso 725 
Dose, 1. 
Morphinse Valer. Ys gr 90 425 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Podopliyllin. i-iogr 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to 4. 
Podopliyllin. Y\ gr 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to 4. 
Podopliyllin. y2 gr. 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Podopliyllin Comp 75 3 50 
Med. prop.—Cathartic and Tonic. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Podophyllin, % Sr-'\ 
Ext. Hyoscyami, Ya gr. V 
Ext. Nuc. Vom., 1-16 gr. J 
53 WARNER & CO.’S SOLUBLE COATED GRANULES. 
GRANULES. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Silver lodid. 75 350 
Med. prop.-—Alterative to Mucous 
Membrane. Dose, Ito 4. 
(Silver titrate. %gr 75 350 
Med. prop. Alterative to Mucous 
Membrane. Dose, Ito 4. 
Strychnin. 1-16,1-20,1-30,1-32,1-40, 40 175 
and 1-60 gr 
Med. prop.-—Nerve stimulant. Tonic. 
Dose, 1 to 3. 
Strychninfe Sulph. 1-32 40 1 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Veratrinae Sulph. 1-12 gr. 50 2 25 
Med. prop.—Powerful topical excitant. 
Dose, 1. 
Zinc Phosphide. \4> and gr— 75 350 
Med. prop.—Tonic. Dose, 1 to 3. 
Antiseptic Pastilles. 
(Dr. Carl Seiler’s Formula.) 
Useful in Nasal Catarrh and 
Inflamed Mucous Membranes. Used 
as an Antiseptic Spray, Nasal 
and Mouth Wash. 
Directions.—Dissolve one tablet in two fluid 
ounces of warm water to be sniffed up the nose 
or used as a spray or with a soft tooth brush, as 
a mouth wash for tender gums. It is a valua- 
ble antiseptic and healing agent, imparting a 
pleasant and cleansing after effect when used 
as directed. Per bottle, 50 cts. 
WILLIAM R. WARNER & CO. 
PREPARED BY 
PHILADELPHIA AND NEWYORK. 
54 WARNER & CO.'S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
ADDENDA 
SOLUBLE COATED PILLS 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Euonymin. 2 grs 2 00 9 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Laxative, Diu- 
retic. Dose, Ito 2. 
Cocaine Hydrochlor. i-iogr... jJO ? 
Med. prop.—Stimulant, Tonic, Aph- 
rodisiac. 
Erg-otiii. 2 grs i 25 6 00 
Med. prop.—Parturient. Dose, 1 to 2. 
Ext. Eucalyptus. 2 grs 1 00 4 75 
Med. prop.—Diaphoretic, Febrifuge. 
Morpliime Marias. %gr T 50 72S 
Med. prop.—Anodyne, Soporific. 
Dose, x. 
Morpliime Marias. gr 90 4 25 
Med. prop.—Anodyne, Soporific. 
Morptainxe Marias. y% gr 6o 2 
Med. prop.—Anodyne, Soporific. 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Sficfeel Bromid. 2% grs 1 s'o 25 
Med. prop.—Recommended in Epil- 
epsy. Dose, Ito 2. 
Sumbnl Comp r so ? 2J 
Ext. Sumbul, igr."] 
Asafoetida, 2 grs. I 
Ferri Sulph. Exsic., 1 gr. | 
Acid Arsen., 1-30 gr.J WARNER & CO.'S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS. 
PILLS. 
BOTTLE. 
100 500 
Quinlna et Ferri et Zinci 
Valer. x 50 7 25 
'Med. prop.—Recommended for the re- 
lief of Melancholia, Incipient Insanity, 
and as being particularly adapted for the 
cure of the worry of nervous females. 
Dose, 1. 
I|i Quininae Valer. 
Ferri Valer. 
Zinci Valer. aa 1 gr. 
Chalybeate Comp. (Warner & Co.) 80 
Med. prop.—Employed in the treatment 
of Anemia, Chlorosis, Phthisis, etc. Dose, 
1 to 3. 
Chalybeate Mass. 2 grs. ) 
Ext. Nuc. Vom. gr. ( 
Manganese Bin-Oxide, agrs... ,2j 600 
Med. prop.—Emmenagogue. Dose, 1. 
Aloin. ygr '. 7S 3 so 
Med. prop.—Laxative. Dose, 1 to 3. 
Antiseptic. (Warner & Co.) 80 
Med. prop.—Pil. Antiseptic is pre- 
scribed with great advantage in cases of 
Dyspepsia attended with Acid Stomach 
and Enfeebled Digestion following an 
over indulgence in eating or drinking. It 
is also useful in Rheumatism. Dose, 
1 to 3. 
Sulphite Soda, 1 gr.'l 
Salicylic Acid, 1 gr. > 
Ext. Nuc. Vom. Y\ gr.j 
Antiseptic Comp. (Warner & Co.) 80 
Med. prop.—Used with great advan- 
tage in cases of Dyspepsia, Indigestion 
and Malassimilaticn of food. Dose, 1 
to 3. 
Sulphite Soda, 1 gr.'l 
Salicylic Acid, 1 gr. 
Ext. Nuc. Vom. % gr. 
Powd. Capsicum, 1-10 gr. 
Concent. Pepsin, 1 gr, J 
Lapacticse 75 3 50 
Aloin, gr.'l 
Strychnin. i-6o gr. 1 
Ext. Belladon. % gr. f 
Ipecac, 1-16 gr. J 
56 WARNER & CO.'S SOLUBLE COATED PILLS 
PILLS. 
bottle 
ioo s°° 
Sallltls, (Dr. T. G. Thomas) 80 3 73 
Aloin, gr.] 
Ext. Hyoscy. % gr. I 
Ext. Nuc. Vom. Yg gr. f 
Ext. Belladon. 1-16 gr. J 
Tonic-Laxative, (Dr. Skene) 80 3 50 
Dose, 1. 
Quininse Sulph. 1 gr.’) 
Ext. Colocynth. Co. % gr. > 
Ext. Belladon. 1-10 gr. J 
Ferruginous, (Bland) 3 grs 4° 1 75 
Dose, 1 to 4. 
Ferruginous, (Bland) 5 grs 5° 2 25 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Ferrl Oarb. (Vallet) 5 grs 5° 2 25 
Dose, 1 to 2. 
Ext. Damiana, 2 grs 1 00 4 75 
Dose, 1. 
Ext. Damiana, 3 grs I 1 00 4 75 
Dose, 1. 
WM. R. WARNER & CO. 
Manufacturing Chemists, 
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK. A NEW 
Important Class of Remedies. 
FARITULES. 
YOU ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST IMITATIONS 
AND SUBSTITUTIONS OFFERED UNDER 
OTHER NAMES. 
This is a new class of medicines (minute pills), de- 
signed for the administration of remedies in small 
doses for frequent repetition in cases of children and 
adults. It is claimed by some practitioners that small 
doses, given at short intervals, exert a more salutary 
effect. The elegence and efficiency of Parvules, and 
the avoidance of cumulative effect, depend on our 
mode of preparation. 
of any of the parvules will vary from one to four, 
according to age or the frequency of their admisistra- 
tion. For instance, one Parvule every hour, or two 
every two hours, or three every three hours, and so 
on for adults. For children, one three times a day is 
the minimum dose. 
THE DOSE 
PRICE. 26 CENTS PER BOTTLE OF ICO EACH. DISCOUNT 
FOR QUANTITIES. 
POCKET CASES, WITH 20 VARIETIES, FOR THE USE OF 
PRACTITIONERS, $6.00 NET. 
POCKET CASES. WITH 10 VARIETIES, FOR THE USE OF 
PRACTITIONERS, $2.60. 
HAND OR BUGGY CASES, 40 BOTTLES, ALL THE VARIE- 
TIES, $lO.OO NET, 
SUPPLIED BY ALL DRUGGISTS, OR SENT BY MAIL ON 
RECEIPT OF PRICE. 
Acidi Arseniosi gr. 
Medical properties.—Alterative, Anti-periodic. 
Aci«l I Salley llc - • r-io gr. 
Med. prop.—Anti-rheumatic. 
58 WARNER & CO.'S PARVULES. 
Acldl Tannic 1-20 gr. 
Med. prop.—Astringent. 
Aconltl Rad gr. 
Med. prop.—Narcotic, Sudorific. 
Aloin i-iogr. 
Med. prop.—A most desirable cathartic. 
Dose.—4 to 6at once. This number of Parvules, 
taken at any time, will be found to exert an easy, 
prompt, and ample cathartic effect, unattended with 
nausea, and in all respects furnishing the most de- 
sirable aperient and cathartic preparation in use. For 
habitual constipation they replace, when taken in single 
Parvules, the various medicated waters without the 
quantity which they require as a dose, which fills the 
stomach and deranges the digestive organs. 
Am moil i i Clilorld i-iogr. 
Med. prop.—Diuretic, Stimulant. 
Antimonil et Potass. Tart i-ioogr. 
Med. prop.—Expectorant, Alterative. 
Arnicte Flor *-5 gr. 
Med. prop.—Narcotic, Stimulant, Diaphoretic. 
Arscnicl Iodi«l x-ioogr. 
Med. prop.—Alterative. 
Bclladonnse Fol 1-20 gr. 
Med. prop—Narcotic, Diaphoretic, Diuretic. 
Calomel 1-20 gr. 
Med. prop.—Alterative, Purgative. 
Dose.—i to 2 every hour. Two Parvules of calomel, 
taken every hour until five or six doses are adminis- 
tered (which will comprise but half a grain), produce 
an activity of the liver which will be followed by bil- 
ious dejections and beneficial eifects that twenty grains 
of blue mass or ten grains of calomel rarely cause, and 
sickness of the stomach does not usually follow. 
Calomel et Ipecac aa 1-10 gr. 
Med. prop,—Alterative, Purgative. 
Camphorse gr. 
Med. prop.—Diaphoretic, Carminative. 
Cantharidis 1-50 gr. 
Med. prop.—Diuretic, Stimulant. 
59 WARNER & CO.'S PARVULES. 
Capsid 1-20 gr. 
Med. prop.—Stimulant and Carminative. 
Cathartic Comp., Officinal gr. 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. 
Cathartic Comp., Improved % gr. 
Med. prop.—Cathartic. 
Digitalis Fol 1-20 gr. 
Med. prop.—Sedative, Narcotic, Diuretic. 
Rover’s Powder yz gr. 
Med. prop.—Anodyne, Soporific. 
Ergo tin gr. 
Med. prop.—Emmenagogue, Parturient. 
Ferri Redact wo gr. 
Med. prop.—Tonic. 
Gelsemlni Rad 1-50 gr. 
Med. prop.—Nervous and Arterial Sedative. 
Hydrarg. Bi-Cl»lor i-ioo gr. 
Med. prop.—Mercurial alterative. Germicide. 
Recently, Corros. Sub., in small doses, has been ad- 
ministered with most gratifying results in certain forms 
of Chronic Dyspepsia. 
Dose.—One Parvule, repeated according to the age 
or nature of the disease. Ringer and other eminent 
therapeutists extol very highly i-ioo gr. in dysentery 
of children, regarding it as almost specific. 
Hydrarg. cnm Creta i-xogr. 
Med. prop.—Alterative. 
Hydrarg. lodid 1-20 gr. 
Med. prop.—Alterative. 
Hydrastln gr. 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Astringent. 
lodoform 1-10 gr. 
Med. prop.—Alterative. 
Ipecac 1-50 gr. 
Med. prop.—Emetic, Expectorant. 
Morphinse Sniph 1-50 gr. 
Med. prop.—Narcotic, Sedative. 
60 WARNER & CO.'S PARVULES. 
Nncis Vomicae 1-50 gr. 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Stimulant. 
Opli 1-40 gr. 
Med. prop.—Narcotic, Sedative, Anodyne. 
Pbosphorns gr. 
Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant. 
Piperin 1-20 gr. 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic, Carminative. 
Podophy llin 1-40 gr. 
Med. prop.—Carhartic, Cholagogue. 
Two parvules of podophyllin administered three 
times a day will re-establish and regulate the peri- 
staltic action and relieve habitual constipation, add 
tone to the liver, and invigorate the digestive functions. 
Potass. Arsenitls i-ioogr. 
Med. prop.—Alterative. 
Potass. Bromld 1-5 gr. 
Med. prop. —Alterative, Resolvent. 
Potass. Nitratis t-io gr. 
Med. prop.—Diuretic and Refrigerant. 
Qnlnin* Sulphas i-iogr. 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-periodic. 
Santonin i-xo gr. 
Med. prop.—Anthelmintic. 
Strychnin* 1-100 gr. 
Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant. Tonic. 
PREPARED ONLY BY 
William R. Warner & Co., 
1228 MARKET STREET, 
PHILADELPHIA SOXjTJIBIjIKI 
ijpodei'mic Wlets. 
In compliance with repeated requests from the 
medical profession to manufacture Tablets for sub- 
cutaneous medication, we have prepared a series 
as per following list, which will be found easily 
and quickly soluble. 
PRICE PER BOX, ASSORTED, 12 TUBES, 
20 TABLETS IN EACH, $2.35. 
PILOCARPINE HYDROCHL., 1-5 gr. $0.20 |2.00 
ERGOTIN, 1-6 gr 20 2.00 
APOMORPHINE, 1-12 gr 20 2.00 
ATROPINE SULPH.. 1-60 gr 20 2.00 
STRYCHNINE SULPH., 1-60 gr 20 2.00 
MORPHINE SULPH., % gr. et 
ATROPINE SULPH., 1-120 gr 25 2.50 
MORPHINE SULPH., % gr 30 3.00 
MORPHINE SULPH., % gr..... 25 2.50 
MORPHINE SULPH., 1-6 gr 25 2.50 
HYOSCYAMIN SULPH., 1-100 gr 75 9.00 
HYDRARG. 81-CHLOR., 1-150 gr 20 2.00 
ESERINE SULPH., 1-60 gr 30 3.00 
THE YIALS SHOULD BE KEPT TIGHTLY CORKED. 
Per tube. Per doz. 
DR. GRANT’S 
IMPROVED HYPODERMATIC SYRINGE. 
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR SENT ON APPLICATION. 
PRICE, $3.50 EACH. 
Globules sent by mail on receipt of price. 
wmb su w& ©©. 
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, 
PHILADELPHIA AND NEWYORK. 
62 DOSIMETRIC GRANULES. 
WJI, R. WASHER & CO. 
As their name indicates, these Granules are 
measured, doses of the alkaloids, metals and 
metalloids in such definite and accurate pro- 
portions as may best meet the requirements of 
the physician. 
The most perfect system of Dosimetry is that 
comprised in Parvules originally introduced by 
Warner & Co. several years ago, but Dosimetric 
Granules are intended to comprise such reme- 
dies as are new and such as are 'proximate prin- 
ciples not so frequently repeated in a measured 
time for all cases. 
These Granules have been divided according 
to the metric system into strengths of half mil- 
ligramme, one milligramme and centigramme. 
In each instance, however, their equivalents 
are stated in grains or fractions thereof. Such 
a plan, we think will easily familiarize the 
practitioner with the metric system for all 
practical purposes and will commend itself at 
once to his recognition. 
The selection of the list is based entirely upon 
the physiological action of these active or essen- 
tial principles, and are therefore administered 
upon a rational basis, thus making therapeu- 
tics stand upon firmer ground than that which 
it has occupied or even still occupies, when 
compared with the advances which its sister 
63 sciences have taken within the last decade. 
Under the administration of these Granules, 
therapeutics partake of the character of a 
specific form of treatment. 
The cutting short or Strangulation of many 
acute diseases while as yet in their incipient 
or formative stages has not been sufficiently 
appreciated. That this is possible, the medical 
literature of the day affords ample evidence; 
but to accomplish it, treatment must be both 
scientific and energetic, i. e., must be based 
upon the physiological action of drugs and upon 
the action of reliable medications. 
With such an intention, these Granules have 
been prepared abroad, (in France particularly 
as suggested by Dr. Burggraeve.) 
This method of treatment has met with suc- 
cess, and it will be a matter of no surprise that 
therapeutists in this country should be prompt 
in adopting it. 
In the hands of the physician and his hands 
only, these Granules are potent remedies, capable 
of, accomplishing results far more quickly and 
certainly than the uncertain fluid extracts and 
tinctures, and far more pleasantly. 
See following pages for list comprising 66 
varieties. 
PREPARED BY 
WM, JSC. WARNER d CO. 
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS. 
PHILADELPHIA AND NEWYORK. DOSIMETRIC GRANULES. 
The dose is one Granule, repeated to meet the require- 
ments of the case. 
Per 100 
Aconltin 1-65 gr. (1 75 
Med. prop.—Nerve sedative. 
Acid Arseniosnm... .1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40 
Med, prop.—Anti-periodic, Alterative. 
Acid Phosphoric 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40 
Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant. 
Acid Taiiliicuin % gr. (1 centigram) 40 
Med. prop.—Astringent. 
Acid Salicyllcum % gr. (1 centigram) 40 
Med. prop.—Anti-rheumatic. 
Antiinonil Arsenias.. 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40 
Med. prop.—Alterative, Diaphoretic. 
Arsenli lodidum i-6s gr. (1 milligram) 40 
Med. prop.—Alterative. 
Asparagin 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40 
Med. prop.—Arterial sedative. 
Atropinse Sulphas. 1-130gr. milligram) 75 
Med. prop.—Anodyne, Anti-spasmodic. 
Brncln i-isogr. [}/2 milligram) 40 
Med. prop.—Tonic. 
Bryonin 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50 
Med. prop.—Hydragogue, Cathartic. 
Caffeinse Arsenias 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50 
Med. prop.—Alterative. 
Calfeime Hitras 1-05 gr. (1 milligram) 50 
Med. prop.—Nerve stimulant. 
CalFeinse Valerianas 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50 
Med. prop.—Stimulant, Anti-spasmodic. 
Calabarin. Sulphas.i-isogr. {% milligram) 75 
Med. prop.—Spinal sedative. 
Calomel 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40 
Med. prop.—Alterative, Purgative. 
Camphorse gr. (1 centigram) 40 
Med. prop.—Sedative. 
GRANULES ARE NOT PARVULES. WARNER A CO.'S DOSIMETRIC GRANULES. 
Cicntin 1-130 gr. ()£ milligra«) 50 
Med. prop.—Nerve sedative. 
Cicntin. llydrAbromas.. ..1-65 gr. 
(1 milligram) 75 
Med- prop.—Nerve sedative. 
Codein 1.65 gr. (1 milligram) 73 
Med. prop.—Hypnotic sedative. 
Colcllicin 1-130 gr. {% milligram) 75 
Med. prop.—Sedative, Diuretic, Emetic. 
Croton Chloral % gr. (1 centigram) 75 
Med. prop.—Hypnotic. 
Cnbebln x-65 gr. (r milligram) 50 
Med. prop.—Diuretic. 
JDatnrin 1-130 gr. milligram) 75 
Med. prop.—Narcotic, Anodyne. 
Diastase % gr. (1 centigram) 75 
Med. prop.—Possesses the power of convert- 
ing starch into sugar (of the grape.) 
Eiaterin 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 75 
Med. prop.—Purgative. 
Emetine 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 75 
Med. prop-Emetic, Diaphoretic, Expectorant. 
Ergotin % gr. (1 centigram) 40 
Med. prop.—Emmenagogue, Parturient. 
Fcrri Arsenias 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative. 
Fcrri Salicylas gr. (1 centigram) 40 
Med. prop.—Tonic. 
Ferri Valerlanas % gr. (1 centigram) 40 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-spasmodic 
Hydrargyri lodid. Rub.. 1-63 gr. 
(1 milligram) 40 
Med. prop.—Alterative. 
Hydrargyri lodid. Vir.>ggi. (1 centigram) 40 
Med. prop.—Alterative. 
Hyoscyamln ...1-130 gr. {% milligram) 300 
Med. prop.—Hypnotic, Anti-spasmodic. 
Per 100 
GRANIJEES ARE NOT PARVUIES. 
66 WARNER & CO.’S DOSIMETRIC GRANULES. 
lodoform 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40 
Med. prop.—Alterative. 
Jalapln 1-65 gr. (x milligram) 50 
Med. prop.—Hydragogue cathartic. 
Stoosiu 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50 
Med' prop.—Anthelmintic. 
Idthit farlKiiias % gr. (1 centigram) 50 
Med. prop.—Diuretic. 
lilthli Benzoas l/a gr. (1 centigram) 75 
Med. prop.—Diuretic, Expectorant. 
Morplisna- llydrobroinas.. 1-65 gr. 
(1 milligram) 75 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. 
Morpliiuae lodoliydras 1-65 gr. 
(x milligram.) 75 
Med. prop.—Anodyne. 
Efarcein 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 75 
Med. prop.—Supposed to influence the infer, 
ior part of the spinal marrow, diminishing 
the sensation and mobility in the inferior 
extremities; 
I*lpei"ina 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40 
Med. prop.—Local and general stimulant. 
Pierotoxin 1-130 gr. {1 milligram) 75 
Med. prop.—Narcotic. 
Piloearpin 1-65 gr. {1 milligram) 75 
Med. prop.—Sudorific. 
Podophyllin. ]/(, gr. (1 centigram) 40 
Med. prop.—Cholagogue cathartic. 
Potasii Arsrisias 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40 
Med. prop.—Alterative. 
Qliassln 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Febrifuge, Anthelmintic. 
Qnlnlnie Arsenias . .1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 50 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative. 
Qniiilnse Hydrobromas % gr. 
(1 centigram) 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-spasmodic. 
Per xoo 
GRAITULES ARE NOT PARVULES. 
67 WARNER & CO.’S DOSIMETRIC GRANULES. 
Per 100 
Qnininic Hydroferrocyanas 
r-6s gr. (i milligram) 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic. 
Quinlnse Salicylas % gr. (1 centigram) 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Stimulant. 
Qninlnse Sulphas % gr. (1 centigram) 75 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Auti-periodic. 
ttuininse gr. (1 centigram) 73 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Anti-spasmodic. 
Santonin... % gr. (1 centigram) 40 
Med. prop.—Anthelmintic. 
Scillitln 1 6t gr, (1 milligram) 50 
Med. prop.—Cardiac sedative. Diuretic. 
Sodii Renzoas Ye, gr. (1 centigram) 40 
Med. prop.—Diaphoretic, Expectorant. 
Sodii Salicylas Ye gr- (r centigram) 40 
Med. prop.—Hepatic stimulant. 
Strychnlnse Arsenias 1-130 gr. 
(A milligram) 50 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Alterative. 
Strychnlnse Hypophos.. .1-130 gr. 
Y/2 milligram) 50 
Med. prop.—Tonic. 
Strychnlnse Sulphas 1-130 gr. 
YA milligram) 40 
Med. prop.—Tonic. 
Sulphur Todidnni Ysr- (1 centigram) 40 
Med. prop.—Alterative. 
'Veratrlna i-ijogr. YA milligram) 40 
Med. prop.—Topical excitant. 
Kind tlyanldnm 1-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40 
Med. prop.—Anti-spasmodic. 
Zitici Phosphidum I-65 gr. (1 milligram) 40 
Med. prop.—Tonic, Stimulant. 
Zinci Valerianas Yu Sr- (t centigram) 40 
Med. prop.—Anti-spasmodic. 
GRANULES ARE NOT PARVULES. Granular Effervescent Salts. 
(EQUAL TO THE BEST ENGLISH.) 
PREPARED BY 
WILLIAM R. WARNER & CO. 
Granular Effervescent 
ANTALGIC SALINE. 
Each dessertspoonful contains 
Antipyrine, - - - - 4 grains. 
Salicylate Soda, - - - 4 grains. 
A specific in Neuralgic Headaches. 
Granular Effervescent 
ANTIPYRINE. 
Each dose or heaping teaspoonful contains 
5 grains Antipyrine. 
The effervescent form is the most desirable for the 
administration of this remedy because of the attending 
Carbonic Acid; which according to Prof. Germain, 
avoids the tendency to produce nausea and the rash, 
which frequently follows the administration of Anti- 
pyrine. 
Granular Effervescent. 
Each teaspoonful contains five grains of Salicylic 
Acid. Valuable in Rheumatism and analogous dis- 
orders. 
The temperature should be carefully watched in 
special cases. 
ACID. SALICYLIC. 
69 WARNER & CO 'S GRANULAR EFFERVESCENT SALTS. 
Granular Effervescent. 
BROMO SODA. 
COMPOSITION : 
Caffeine, . . i gr. 
Bromide Sodium, . 30 gr. 
In each teaspoonful. 
Useful in Nervous Headache, Sleeplessness, Exces- 
sive Study Over Brainwork, Nervous Debility, Mania, 
etc., etc. 
Dose—A heaping teaspoonful in half a glass of 
water, to be repeated once after an interval of thirty 
minutes, if necessary. 
It is claimed by some prominent specialists in ner- 
vous diseases, that the Sodium Salt is more accept- 
able to the stomach than the Bromide Potassium. An 
almost certain relief is given by the administration of 
this Effervescing Salt. It is also used with advantage 
in Indigestion, Depression following alcoholic and 
other excesses, as well as Nervous Headache. It 
affords speedy relief for Mental and Physical Ex- 
haustion, 
Granular Effervescent 
CAFFEINE 
BROMIDE OF POTASSIUM. 
AND 
Specially prepared hy Willliam R. Warner Co. 
Dose—A large teaspoonful, in water containing 
Hydrobromate of Caffeine, , . 1 gr. 
Bromide of Potassium, . . . 20 grs. 
Properties;— Useful in Sleeplessness, Over Exer- 
tion of the Brain, Over Study, Nervous Debility, etc. 
and in all cases for which the above remedies are 
given singly to advantage. An almost certain relief is 
given by the administration of this Effervescing Salt. 
It affords a pleasant and delightful draught, by mixing 
a large teaspoonful with a glass of water and drink- 
ing while effervescing. It is also used with advantage 
in Indigestion, Depression following alcoholic and 
other excesses, as well as Nervous Headache. It 
affords speedy relief for Mental and Physical Ex- 
haustion. Physicians recognize its great advantage. 
The dose named may be repeated, if necessary, 
three times at intervals of thirty minutes. WARNER & CO.'* GRANULAR EFFERVESCENT SALTS 
Granular Effervescent 
Each dose or heaping teaspoonful of the salt con- 
tains two grains of soluble Citrate of Bismuth, ami 
should be placed in part of a glass of water and drank 
while effervescing. 
CITRATE OF BISMUTH. 
CITRATE OF CAFFEINE 
Granular Effervescent 
A dessertspoonful containing one grain of Citrate 
of Caffeine should be given for sick headache every 
hour or two before and during the paroxysms. 
This preparation should be used more particularly 
in those cases of sick headache, the cause of which is 
torpidity of the liver and other excretory organs. 
CITRATE LITHIA AND POTASH 
Granular Effervescent 
Each dose or heaping teaspoonful contains 
Lithii Citras. 5 grains. 
Potassii Citras. 10 grains. 
To be taken in a glass of water at a temperature not 
under 6o° 
CRAB ORCHARD SALT. 
Granular EFFErvBSCENT 
Prepared from the exact of analysis, of the purified 
natural salt as obtained from the Crab Orchard 
Spring, Ky. 
A heaping teaspoonful in half of a glass of water 
forms a grateful, effervesceut draught, producing the 
effect of the natural water. 
Granular Effervescent 
A dessertspoonful containing one grain of Bromide 
of Caffeine, should be given for sick headache, every 
hour or two before and during the paroxysms. 
This most valuable therapeutic agent acts with 
marvelous promptitude in those cases of headache 
the cause of which is gastric irritability fiom over 
indulgence in food or drink, and also when due to 
nervous exhaustion caused by want of sleep and 
overwork. 
BROMIDE OF CAFFEINE. WARNER & CO.'S GRANULAR EFFERVESCENT SALTS 
Granular Effervescent 
Each heaping teaspoonful contains two grains < f 
Nitrate of Cerium. 
Useful in reflex vomiting and gastric distress not 
due to organic disease of the stomach. 
The dose may be increased to four and even eight 
grains of Nitrate of the Cerium as occasion demands. 
NITRATE OF CERIUM 
Granular Effervescent 
CONGRESS SALT. 
A heaping teaspoonful in a glass half full of water, 
forms an agreeable and refreshing draught identical 
with the water of the popular “Congress Spring” at 
Saratoga. 
Granular Effervescent 
A Saline Aperient. 
OXALATE OF CERIUM. 
Each heaping teaspoonful contains two grains of 
Oxalate of Cerium. 
Valuable in reflex vomiting not due to gastric irri- 
tability. In many cases of So-called nervous Dys- 
pepsia it will control the paroxysms. 
Granular Effervescent 
GINGERADE. 
A tablespoonful dissolved in a glass of water forms 
an exceedingly grateful summer drink, similar to 
Ginger Ale. 
Granular Effervescent 
A heaping teaspoonful dissolved in half of a glass of 
water, forms an agreeable and refreshing draught, 
identical with the natural water. 
KISSINGEN SALT 
Granular Effervescent 
BENZOATE OF LITHIA. 
Each teaspoonful contains four grains of chemically 
pure salt. 
This preparation has been strongly recommended as 
a remedy for gout. It may be used with good effect 
in all cases of Lithaemia, Gout and Rheumatic Gout. 
72 WARNER &. CO.’S GRANULAR EFFERVESCENT SALTS. 
Granular Effervescent 
Each teaspoonful contains five grains of the chem- 
ically pure salt. 
This preparation has been strongly recommended 
as a remedy for epilepsy and as a hypnotic of great 
value. 
BROMIDE OF LITHIA. 
SALICYLATE OF LITHIA. 
Granular Effervescent 
Dosk.—A teaspoonful, containing ten grains of the 
salt. A convenient and pleasant remedy in Gout and 
Rheumatism. 
This preparation is intended for physicians’ use, 
and will be found to possess advantages over Salicylic 
Acid, being less irritating to the stomach, and com- 
bining the efficacy of Lithia and Salicylic Acid. 
Granular Effervescent 
CITRATE LITHIA. 
Each heaping teaspoonful contains four grains of 
the chemically pure salt. Valuable in Rheumatic, 
Gouty, and analogous disorders being acceptable to 
delicate stomachs, where the Carbonate is not well 
borne. 
Granular Effervescent 
CARBONATE LITHIA. 
Each heaping teaspoonful contains four grains of 
the chemically pure salt. A remarkable and often 
magical resolvent < f Gouty Rheumatic deposits. 
Dr. A. Garrod, the well-known English authority 
on Gout, and who was the first physician to introduce 
the Lithia Salts in the treatment of the gouty 
diathesis, states that their action is materially in- 
creased by being administered in a freely diluted 
form. 
The effervescing salts of Lithia furnish an easy and 
elegant way of applying Dr. Garrod’s methods. 
73 WARNER &CO 'S GRANULAR EFFERVESCENT SALTS 
chalybeate saline. 
Granu'-ak Effervescent 
(Ferric Saline Effeevescens, Dr. Means.) 
Each heaping teaspoonful contains one grain of 
Citro-tartrate of Iron and twenty grains of Soda. 
Dose —A heaping teaspoonful of the Salt, contain- 
ing one grain of Citro-tartrate of Iron and twenty 
grains of Soda, to be taken in a glass two-thirds full of 
water and drunk while effervescing. If a more 
decided effect is desired, warm instead of cold water 
may be used. In all cases this draught should be 
taken but once or twice a day, and then on an empty 
stomach, preferably before breakfast. No restric- 
tions as to diet. One or two PM. Digestiva (W.&Co.) 
may be taken at noon, before eating as a dinner pill. 
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA. 
Granular Effervescent 
Pleasant and Efficient. 
DIRECTIONS. 
For a purgative effect take two or more tablespoon- 
fuls added to a small glass of water, and drink while 
effervescing. As a laxative, one or two tablespoonfuls, 
taken in the same manner. One or two teaspoonfuls 
in sweetened water, produces a delightful cooling 
drink in summe’- 
This preparation of Citrate of Magnesia has the ad- 
vantage over the liquid form, and a fresh and effective 
preparation is possible in every household. 
SULPHATE OF MAGNESIA. 
Granular Effervescent 
For a purgative effect, take two or more tablespoon- 
fuls added to a small glass of water, and drink while 
effervescing. As a laxative, one or more tablespoon- 
fuls taken in the same manner. 
This preparation is more agreeeable and quite as 
efficient as the old fashioned dose of salts, and is thus 
a great boon to the nursery. 
DIRECTIONS. 
Granular Effervescent 
PEPSIN AND BISMUTH. 
Each heaping teaspoonful contains the dose of 
Saccharated Pepsin and soluble Citrate of Bismuth. 
Useful in cases of Indigestion due to catarrhal 
conditions of the gastric mucous membrane. 
74 WARNER & CO 'S GRANULAR EFFERVESCENT SALTS 
Granular Effervescent 
Each heaping teaspoonful contains the dose of 
Saccharated Pepsin, soluble Citrate of Bismuth and 
one grain of Citrate of Iron. 
Useful in cases of Dyspepsia, Indigestion and 
gastric irritability. 
PEPSIN, BISMUTH AND IRON. 
Granular Effervescent 
PEPSIN, BISMUTH AND 
STRYCHNINE. 
Each heaping teaspoonful contains the dose of 
Saccharated Pepsin, soluble Citrate of Bismuth, and 
the one-sixtieth grain of Citrate of Strychnine. 
A valuable and agreeable tonic, indicated in cases 
of atonic dyspepsia. 
Granular Effervescent 
LITHIATED POTASH 
Each heaping teaspoonful contains five grains of 
Carb. Lithia and ten grains of Bi-Carb. Potash. 
Granular Effervescent 
81-CARBONATE OF POTASSIUM, 
A dessertpoonfu! in a glass of water makes an ex- 
cellent neutral mixture and effervescent draught. 
The diaphoretic and refrigerant effects are readily 
produced. 
lODIDE OF POTASSIUM. 
Granular Effervescent 
Each heaping teaspoonful contains two grains of 
lodide of Potassium. 
This preparation of lodide of Potassium has the 
advantage of being easily borne by the stomach, and as 
the peculiar taste is disguised, can be taken for a long 
time without arousing disgust in the patient which is 
often found when other preparations of lodide of 
Potassium have to be taken for a long period. 
Granular Effervescent 
Each heaping teaspoonful contains ten grains of 
Bromide of Potassium. 
BROMIDE OF POTASSIUM. 
75 WARNER & CO.’S GRANULAR EFFERVESCENT SALTS 
Granular Effervescent 
A dessertspoonful In a glass of water makes an 
excellent neutral mxiture and effervescent draught. 
The diaphoretic and refrigerant effects are readily 
produced. 
CITRATE OF POTASSIUM. 
NITRATE OF POTASSIUM. 
Granular Effervescent 
A dessertspoonful in half of a glass of water makes 
an excellent mixture and effervescent draught. The 
diaphoretic and refrigerant effects are readily pro- 
duced. 
Granular Effervescent 
PULLNA SALTS. 
A large teaspoonful dissolved in a glass half full of 
water, forms an agreeable and refreshing draught, 
identical with the water of the Pullna Springs in 
Germany. 
Granular Effervescent 
A pleasant and gentle laxative; its use is recom- 
mended when a mild purgative effect is desired. 
The dose is a heaping dessertspoonful in a glass of 
water to be drank while effervescing. The dose to be 
increased to a tablespoonful if required. 
ROCHELLE SALTS. 
Granular Effervescent 
SEIDLITZ MIXTURE. 
An excellent aperient and refrigerant, very accept- 
able to the stomach. 
Dose.—One tablespoonful in a glass of water. 
Like the Citrate of Magnesia this preparation is a 
more convenient and agreeable form of an aperient 
medicine than is usually administered. 
(Seidlitz Powder, U. S. P.) 
Granular Effervescent 
BROMIDE OF SODIUM 
Each large teaspoonful contains ten grrins of Bro- 
mide of Sodium. 
76 WARNER & CO 'S GRANULAR EFFERVESCENT SALTS. 
Granular Effervescent 
SELTZER SALT. 
A tablespoonful to half of a glass of water, forms a 
grateful and refreshing saline draught, identical with 
the natural water. 
Granular Effervescent 
81-CARBONATE OF SODIUM. 
An excellent antacid, also antilithic and resolvent. 
Dose.—A heaping teaspoonful in part of a glass 
of water. 
PHOSPHATE OF SODIUM. 
Granular Effervescent 
Each heaping teaspoonful contains thirty grains of 
Phosphate of Sodium. 
Granular Effervescent 
SALICYLATE OF SODIUM. 
A nti-Rheumatic. 
Each heaping teaspoonful contains ten grains of 
Salicylate of Sodium. 
Salicylate of Sodium is now generally preferred to 
other form of Salicylic Acid, owing to its greater 
solubility, etc. 
SALICYLATE OF SODA 
With BROMIDE OF POTASH. 
Granular Effervescent 
Anti-rheumatic, Sedative. 
Each heaping teaspoonful contains ten grains of 
Salicylate of Soda and ten grains of Bromide of 
Potash. 
The dose is usually one large teaspoonful in half of 
a glass of water, three times a day before eating. 
This is the minimum dose for adults, and may be in- 
creased with advantage in many cases of Rheumatism 
and Rheumatic Gout, 
This preparation is particularly valuable in cases of 
Lythiasis, in which the more prominent symptoms are 
inflammation of the mucous membranes of the respira- 
tory and digestive tracts and ill-defined muscular 
soreness. WARNER &. CO.'S GRANULAR EFFERVESCENT SALTS 
Granular Effervescent 
TRIPLE BROMIDES. 
Useful in Headache, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, 
Migraine, Diurnal Epilepsy, etc , etc , 
Dose.—A teaspoonful containing Sodium Bromide, 
15 grains ; Potassium Bromide, 10 grains; 5 grains 
Ammonium Bromide, three times daily. 
Administer one teaspoonful in half of a glass of 
water. Drink while effervescing. In Diurnal Epil- 
epsy take a dessertspoonful three times daily until 
sense of taste is partly destroyed. After this reduce 
the frequency of the dose, but keep the fauces in a 
benumbed condition. 
Granular Effervescent 
VICHY SALT. 
(Grand Grille.') 
A heaping teaspoonful dissolved in a half of a glass 
of water, forms a grateful and refreshing draught, 
identical with the natural water. 
VICHY SALT, LITHIATED. 
Granular Effervescent 
A large teaspoonful dissolved in half of a glass of 
water, forms a grateful and refreshing draught, 
identical with the natural water, combined with the 
antilithic properties of the Lithia. 
PREPARED BY 
WILLIAM R. WARNER & CO.. 
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, 
PHILADELPHIA AND NEWYORK. 
78 This case is of a convenient size for carrying in the coat pocket, and presents a handsome appear- 
ance. The dimensions, when closed, are:—Length, 8 in. Width, 3 in. Thickness, li in. 
wjkM'W'W'&M Q&mmm &o>m wss. 
Pocket Parvule Case, filled with ten varieties, any selection, $3.50 
DELIVERED BY POST ON RECEIPT OF PRICE. 
Manufactured only by WM. R. WARNER & CO. PAanma w@a. 
Pocket Parvule Case containing twenty filled bottles, any selection, 00 
A presentable a>. d compact case suitable for pocket or band. The dimensions, when closed, 
are .-—Length, 8 in. Width, 3 in. Thickness, 2 in. 
Manufactured only by WILLIAM R. WARNER & CO. 
DELIVERED BY POST ON RECEIPT OF PRICE. Q&mmm rsTßieiAira’ vsa.' 
Warner A Co.’s Buggy or Hand Parvnle Case, eonlainina: 40 filled bottles, 
all the varieties, 810.00. 
Manufactured only by WM. R. WARNER & CO. 
DELIVERED BY POST ON RECEIPT OF PRICE. Office or Stock Case, glass top, containing forty bottles, full variety, $lO.OO 
This case with glass top is intended as an office case for Physicians and as a stock or show case 
for Druggists. It is neat and shows the Parvules to good advantage. 
Manufactured only by WM. R. WARNER & CO. 
DELIVERED FREE ON RECEIPT OF PRICE. “PARVULES.” 
Gentlemen: 
Although a practitioner of over forty years, I think 
I may feel privileged to express my great pleasure and 
appreciation of the new class of remedies prepared by 
you called “ Parvules.” I regard them the greatest 
improvement in modern medicine, and I could scarcely 
practice my profession without them, as they are so 
handy, so convenient, and easily taken by children and 
adults. Their most important quality is their unvary- 
ing and reliable strength and efficacy. I can obtain 
with a grain or less of Calomel, with a grain or less of 
Aloin, and with a grain or less of Podophyllin, divided 
respectively into the tenth, twentieth, or fortieth of a 
grain, in “Parvules,” all that I could desire in most 
cases, and in a more satisfactory manner than in the 
usual form. I have used successfully a “ Parvule” of 
one-fiftieth of a grain of Sulph. Morphia repeatedly for 
two or three hours, and have relieved pain without 
the least nausea or vomiting in patients that could not 
bear opiates in any other form. I do not know what 
to attribute this to, except the peculiar mode of pre- 
paring the “ Parvules,” as they are so readily dissolved 
and absorbed after being taken, and in endorsing them 
I must disclaim any favoritism or sympathy with 
Homoeopathy. A “Parvule” given every hour, it 
will be seen, is not Homoeopathy in theory or practice. 
I usually give two “ Parvules” of Calomel every hour 
until six or seven doses are taken, and the result is the 
same as with ten grains of the same without the 
embarrassing effect. I give four or five “Parvules” 
of Aloin, the effect is the same as four or five cathartic 
pills; also with the Podophyllin “Parvules;” they 
will relieve habitual constipation, derangement of the 
liver and digestive organs, if given, one or two, three 
times a day. 
I have no doubt that every practitioner who will use 
these “Parvules” will find the same results which 
convinced me of their importance and convenience. I 
have no other medicine chest in my daily rounds than 
my pocket case of “ Parvules.” 
Yours very truly. 
GEORGE P. REX, M. D. 
Rbaville, N. J. 
83 DOSE TABLE 
Showing the ordinary mode of adjusting the 
dose to suit the age of the patient. 
The average adult dose being represented by 
one, the several doses at different ages may be 
put down as follows. 
Age 
1 to 
•3 
months, .... 
. . Dose 
1-16 
tt 
4 to 
12 
“ .... 
. . “ 
1-10 
“ 
1 to 
3 years, 
C( 
i 
tt 
4 to 
5 
“ 
6< 
i 
“ 
6 to 
8 
tt 
it 
i 
ii 
8 to 
12 
“ 
it 
i 
tt 
13 to 
16 
(< 
it 
S 
tt 
17 to 
20 
“ 
tt 
i 
tt 
2 L to 45 
“ 
. . « 
1 
tt 
50 
“ 
tt 
i 
“ 
60 to 
70 
(( 
tt 
S 
“ 
80 to 
90 
ii 
tt 
i 
tt 
100 
(( 
tt 
i 
The simple rule generally applicable is as follows: 
Under 12 years of age diminish the dose of 
the medicine in the proportion of the age to the 
age increased by 12 thus;—at 6 years 
84 AH IMPORTANT NEW REMEDY. 
SUPERIOR TO PEPSIN OF THE HOG. 
A POWDER, 
PRESCRIBED IN THE SAME MANNER, DOSES AND 
COMBINATIONS AS PEPSIN. 
INELUYIN. 
VENTRICULUS CALLOSUS GA LLIIM AC EUS. 
From the Gizzard of the Domestic Fowl, Pullus 
Gallinaceus. 
Dose.—lo to 20 Grains. 
A Specific for Vomiting in Pregnancy 
Potent and reliable remedy for the cure of Marasmus, 
Cholera Infantum, Indigestion, Dyspepsia 
and Sick Stomach, caused from debility 
of that organ. It is superior to the 
pepsin preparations, since it acts 
with more certainty, and 
effects cures where 
they fail. 
AND A 
WM. Ft. WARNER <Sc CO. 
PREPARED BY 
PHILADELPHIA and NEWYORK. 
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, 
Sold by Druggists throughout the Country, or 
Sent by Mail to any address. 
PHYSICIANS WILL PLEASE SEE THAT NO OTHER 
ARTICLE IS SUBSTITUTED. WARNER <S CO, 9S 
PIL: ARTHROSIA. 
FORMULA. 
Acidum Salioylicdm. 
(Salicylic Acid.) 
Ext. Colchicum. 
(Meadow Saffron.) 
Resin Podophyllum. 
(May Apple.) 
Ext. Phytolacca. 
(Poke Root.) 
Quinina. 
(Quinine.) 
Capsicum. 
(Red Pepper.) 
The attention of the Medical Profession is respect- 
fully directed to this valuable remedy in acute and 
chronic Gout, Rheumatism, Rheumatic Headache, 
Sciatica, Neuralgia, and disorders of the Liver and 
Kidneys. The ingredients entering into its compo- 
sition, when skillfully prepared and compounded, are 
each well-known remedies in the cure of these painful 
and dangerous conditions, and this preparation is 
regarded as specific. 
ARTHROSIA is permanently anti-lithic, a perfect 
antidote in Rheumatism and Gout, powerfully tonic, 
alterative and blood restorer. Arthrosia is prepared 
in pilular formfor convenience of physicians’ prescrip- 
tions, and, coated with the iayVrior non-oxidizable and 
readily soluble coating oisugar. 
Arthrosia is put up in bottles, simply labelled with 
directions for use; there are 100 pills in each, and the 
physicians’ directions are written by the pharmacist. 
Pills forwarded by mail on receipt of price 
DIRECTIONS FOR USE OF ARTHROSIA. 
Two to four pills at one dose, morning, noon and 
night, one hour before meals, and when the pain or 
suffering is severe, take two pills during the night. Its 
use should be persisted in until all inflammation and 
stiffness in the affected parts totally cease. The dose 
should be modified according to the purgative effect 
produced. 
WILLBAM R. WARNER & CO. 
Manufacturers of SOLUBLE COATED PILLS, 
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK. 
86 Abridged Table of Diseases. 
For the convenience of Practitioners, we have class- 
ified our Pills helow, under a heading descriptive of 
their general properties and the diseases to which they 
are applicable. The table is necessarily very much 
condensed. The name of each pill, with formula, will 
be found on list. 
Amenorehoea. 
Iron, Iodide. 
Anaemia. 
Iron, Cit. and Cinchonida; 
Iron, Cit. Quinia; and Phos- 
phorus and Iron. 
Asthma. 
Asafoetida. 
Bilious Fever. 
Rhubarb Co. and Calomel. 
Biliouiness. 
Antibillous; Colocy. Ip. and 
Blue; Cook’s; Hepatic; Podo- 
phyllin and Podophyllin 
Compounds generally; Trip- 
lex. 
Brain Diseases. 
Phosphorus, Zinc. Phos- 
phide; Zinc. Phos’ide & Nux. 
Catarrh. 
Asaf. Comp. 
Chlorosis. 
Iron, (Chalybeate.) Iron, 
Iodide; Iron, Protooarb; 
Phosphorus and Iron. 
Chorea. 
Cerium, Oxalate. 
Constipation. 
See Cathartic and Laxative, 
In list of Medical Properties. 
Convulsions, Inf. 
Camphor, Monobromated. 
Cutaneous Aff’ns. 
Calcium Sul; Corros. Sub.; 
Iodoform; Phos. and Iron. 
Debility. 
Aloes and Myrrh; Iron by 
Hydrogen; Lupulin; Phos- 
phorus; Phos. Compounds; 
Phos. I. Q. and Strych. 
Delirium Tremens. 
Cannabis Indica. 
Diabetes. 
Calcium, Sulphide. 
Diarrhcea. 
Bismuth, Subnit; Opium; 
Opium and Camphor. 
Dropsy. 
Elaterium. 
Dysentery. 
Bis. Subnit. 
Dysmenorehcea. 
Phosphorus, Zinc and Lu- 
pulin. 
Dyspepsia. 
Anti-Dyspeptic; Iron by 
Hydr.; Digestiva; Quinia and 
Iron Garb. 
Erputions. 
Calcium, Sulphide; Calomel 
Comp.; Corros. Sub. 
Erysipelas. 
Gelsemin. 
Flatulence. 
Digestiva. 
87 ABRIDGED TABLE Or 0|^CASES* 
Gleet. 
Asafoetida Comp. 
Gonorrhcea. 
Copaiba; Copaiba and Cu- 
bebs; Gonorrhoea. 
Gout. 
Cannabis Indica. 
Headache. 
Caffeia, Citrate; Camphor, 
Monobromated; Guarana Ext. 
Hooping Cough. 
Asafoetida; Belladonna. 
Hypochondria. 
Phos. Nux and Aloes; Phos. 
Iron and Aloes. 
Hysteria. 
Camphor, Monobrom.; Can- 
nab. Indie.; Iron, Valer. 
Indigestion. 
Leptandrin; Digestiva. 
Intermit. Fever. 
Cinchonia; Cinchonidia; 
Gelseminum; Sulph. and Bi- 
Sulph.; Quinia; Quinidia. 
Jaundice. 
Cathartic Co.; Ox-Gall. 
Leucorrhcea. 
Iron, Iodide; Phos. Zinc 
and Lupulin. 
Melancholia, Fem. 
Phosphorus, Zinc & Lup’n. 
Neuralgia. 
Cannab. Indie. Ext.: Neu- 
ralgia, Dr. Gross’and Brown- 
Sequard’s; Quinine. 
Nymphomania. 
Camphor, Monobromated, 
Palsy. 
Nux Vomica. 
Phthisis. 
Hypophos. Comp.; Iodo- 
form; Iodoform and Iron ; 
Phosphorous and Ex. Aeon- 
ite; Phos. Morph, and Valer. 
Zinc. 
Pyrosis. 
Cerium, Oxalate. 
Rheumatism. 
Calomel Co.; Cannab. Ind.; 
Cor. Sub.; Salicylic Acid. 
Sciatica. 
Phosphorous and Iron. 
Scrofula. 
Calcium, Sulphide; lodo- 
form; Iodoform and Iron; 
Mercury, Bin. and Prot. 
Iodides. 
Skin Diseases. 
Calcium Sulphide. 
Spermatorrhcea. 
Camphor, Monobrom. 
Syphilis. 
Calomel Comp.; Cor. Sub.; 
Iodoform: lodof. and Iron; 
Iron, Iodide; Mercury, Bin. 
and Proto Iodides; Phosphor- 
ous, Q. I. and Strych. 
Tetanus. 
Cannab. Indica. 
Typhoid Fever. 
Gelseminum; Lupulin. 
Vomiting in Preg. 
Cerium Oxalate. 
88 WARNER & CO.’S 
PIL: CHALYBEATE. 
3 Grains. Dose —i to 4 Pills. 
Ferri Sulph. Fe SO4 1 Ferri Carb. Fe CO3 
Potass. Carb. K2 CO3 / Potass. Sulph. K2 SO4 
As prepared by Wm. R. Warner & Co., Philadelphia. 
COMPOSITION : 
The above combination which we have successfully 
and scientifically put in pill form, produces when taken 
into the stomach. Carbonate of the Protoxide of Iron, 
(Ferrous Carbonate) in a quickly assimilable condition. 
This Pill contributed to make the reputation of 
Niemeyer,.and the following language, which speaks 
without comment, is taken from his Text Book on 
the Practice of Medicine. 
PROF. NIEMEYER says: “For more than twenty 
years I have used these pills almost exclusively in 
Chlorosis, and have witnessed such brilliant results 
from them in a large number of cases that I have never 
needed any opportunity to experiment with other 
articles. At Madgeburg and Greifswald I often had 
to send my recipe for the pills to a great distance, my 
good fortune in the treatment of Chlorosis—to which, 
by-the-by, I owe the rapid growth of my practice— 
having given me great repute as the possessor of a 
sovereign remedy against that disease.’’ 
The dose of Pil: Chalybeate is from i to 4 at meal 
times and is recommended and successfully used in 
the treatment of Pulmonary Phthisis or Consumption. 
Anaemia and Chlorosis, Caries and Scrofulous Absces- 
ses, Chronic Discharges, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appe- 
tite, etc. 
tfsf The physician may see that he is obtaining ex- 
actly what he prescribes, by ordering in bottles 0/ 
100 each. 
CAUTION.—Specify Warner & Co., and see to 
the special marks and Autograph on wrapper. The 
coating is very soluble, and is colored a delicate pink. 
Pills can be safely sent by .nail—discount for quan- 
tities 
WM. R. WARNER & CO. 
SOLUBLE COATED PILLS AS A SPECIALTY. 
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK. 
MANUFACTURERS OF 
89 WARNER’S 
PIL: CHALYBEATE COMP: 
Lfc (Chalybeate Mass.) Carb. Protoxide of Iron, gr. iiss. 
Extract Nux Vomica, gr. %. 
Dose.—One or two pills may be prescribed three times a 
day. They should be taken immediately after eating. 
COMPOSITION OF EACH PILL. 
It is truly stated by eminent practitioners that these 
pills will cause the pale lips to become red and the rosy 
flush of health to creep into the face in about two weeks’ 
time. 
La Progress Medicals; Iron is one ©f the most im- 
portant principles of the organism and the only metal 
the presence of which is indispensable to the mainte- 
nance of life. It exists in all parts of the system, but 
nowhere does It acquire such importance as in the blood. 
The blood of a person in good condition contains 
about forty-five grains of Iron; when this amount is 
diminished a decline takes place, the appetite fails, the 
strength is enfeebled, and the blood loses its fine natural 
color and qualities. 
In a great number of diseases such as anaemia, chlo- 
rosis, hemorrhages, debility, etc., it sometimes happens 
that the blood has lost half its iron, and, to cure these 
diseases, it is absolutely necessary to restore to the blood 
the iron which it lacks, and great care should be exer- 
cised that the most assimilable form of iron should be 
used, one that penetrates into the organism without un- 
duly taxing the digestive tract or interfering with the 
essential qualities of the gastric juice.” 
In chloro-anaemia, Warner’s Pil. Chalybeate Comp, 
regenerates the diseased red globules of the blood with 
a rapidity not before observed under the use of other 
ferruginous preparations; it adds to their physiological 
power, and makes them richer in coloring matter. 
Moreover, being neither styptic nor caustic, and hav- 
ing no coagulating or astringent action on the gastro- 
intestinal mucous membrane, this preparation of iron 
causes neither constipation or diarrhoea as it does not 
need to be digested in order to be absorbed, it does not 
give rise to the sensation of weight in the stomach, or 
the gastric pain and indigestion occasioned by other 
preparations. In women -who have not menstruated for 
many months, the amenorrhoea disappears; in others 
suffering from an ansemic state of long duration, give 
in proportion as the ordinary preparations of iron have 
not been well borne, Warner’s Pil. Chalybeate Comp, 
one or two after each meal, soon restore the digestive 
functions to their normal state. 
The small quantity of Nux Vomica is added to in- 
crease the tonic effect, to give tone to the stomach and 
nerves and increase the appetite. 
PKEPABED BY 
WM. R. WARNER & CO 
PHILADELPHIA AND NEWYORK. 
90 TABLE FOR CONVERTING 
APOTHECARIES’ WEIGHTS and MEASURES 
INTO METRIC WEIGHTS. 
ONOx 
ONOx to O'O OOV3 ON Ox CO NO H q 
3 or "S' *3“ v V 7 > 
wK s: Xi CJ fg o no on 2 
w w C, CP 
TROY WEIGHT. 
OJOJOJWKJNOhMHHMm 
vb NO 0 ONU) h MD ux OJ m o Q NO On Ox in i W W M io h 0 O O 0 0 0 Q Q 0 Q 
Ox OOOx 0 0 coca NO NO (JX NO NO ON 0 00 On Ox CO 10 h m 0 0 0 0 
Ox On 0 CO ONOx 4>- 
GRAMMES, 
KO W H H H M 
h CO ONOX NO o NO no on ONCn -^.-^.OJCOtOtOMHHHM 
OOOOOOOnOONooxOOOOOOxOOxO On Ox to 0 NO OOvj On Ox > W to h 
*-*x *■*> *■*> *-n »-*»*•+> .3 
or ot ot ot or or * g 
APOTHECARIES* 
MEASURES. 
w o NO CO OnCa 10 » (3 10 h h h 
CO m Q ox sq ON-b M Ox b ON-b Cob) NO ’o -b M NO ONOx U-N WW 10 10 w w O 
OOOOOxOOOOoxOOOOcnOOONOOO On Ox ox 0 ox co NO 00 NO OnQ 
Lighter 
than water. 
GRAMMES 
FOR LIQUIDS. 
W H on On Ox Ox W W CO to NO H H w H 
0 NO b OX Ox to b ON b OX b bj H b ox to NO OX NO b NO 00 vj ONOX OxiwWtOHHO 
Ox ox OX NO 0 0 C ox Ox Ox NO Ox NO On CO NO On 
Spec. Grav. 
of water. 
VJ OX CO NO o CO On On Ox (/.A-MjJtOtOtOHHHH 
Ox Q CO Ox b OJ bbx ON 0 W b H 0 CO NO Ox 0 On CO to H NO CO ONOx 4*- CO tO h . 
OOOOOOOOOxOOOoxOOOOOOtoOtoONOWOxoxCOOto^Oico 
Heavier 
than water. POISONS AND ANTIDOTES. 
COMPILED FROM VARIOUS SOURCES. 
In all cases use the stomach pump at once if possible. 
ACIDS. Carbonates of sodium, potassium, 
calcium and magnesium are all anti - 
Acetic. dotes. In the case of sulphuric acid, 
Citric. water should not he drank, as the 
Muriatic. union of I he two produces great heat. 
Sulphuric. Subsequent inflammation may he 
-—; treated in the ordinary manner. 
Nitric. Carbonates of calcium and magne- 
Oxalic. sium alone should be employed; see 
above. 
Prussic. Ammonia is an antidote hut it 
Laurel Water. should not he employed in a very 
Nitrobenzolc. concentrated form. Liquid chlorine 
Oil Bitter Al- has also been found efficacious. The 
mond. cold douche to the head has been 
recommended. 
Vomiting should be produced by 
ANTIMONY. tickling the fauces and giving large 
draughts of warm water. Astringent 
Butter Antim. infusions as galls, oak bark, peru- 
OxideAntim. vian bark, act as antidotes, and 
Tarter Emetic. should be given at once. Powdered 
yellow bark may be given until the 
infusion is prepared. 
ARSENIC. Hydrated peroxide iron, diffused 
through water, or the precipitated 
carbonate in very fine powder, 
should be given every five or ten 
White Arsenic minutes until relief is obtained. 
This is particularly efficacious where 
white arsenic has been swallowed. 
Dialysed iron solution has come 
Arsenic Acid. much into vogue at the present time 
and been highly recommended as an 
antidote, but the recent experiments 
of E. Hirschsohn, Russia, prove that 
Yellow Arsen. when used alone. It has no value 
whatever in this respect, and, when 
used in connection with ammonia, 
or magnesia, the resulting insoluble 
Emer’d Green. compound formed with the arsenic, 
is decomposed much more readily 
In the presence of acids than when 
the hydrated peroxide of iron is em- 
ployed. 
COPPER. Albumen in form most readily 
obtained, as milk, white of eggs, &c. 
and Salts. Vinegar should not be given. The 
Verdigris. inflammatory and nervous symp- 
Pickles. toms to be treated on general prin- 
ciples. 
IXORGAIfIO POISOJfS. 
92 LEAD. Sulphate magnesium and phos- 
phate sodium are both good anti- 
Acetate and dotes for the soluble salts. For the 
Garb. Litharge solid forms, giving dilute sulphuric 
Goulard’s Ex. acid. The use of strychnia for the 
paralysis, and of iodide potassium, 
for the chronic forms generally, have 
been recommended. 
MERCURY. Albumen such as white of eggs, 
milk and wheat flour beaten with 
White and Red water, must be promptly adminis- 
Precipitate. tered. Counteract inflammation by 
Cor. Sublimate ordinary means. Gold finely mixed 
Vermilion. in dust with iron filings. The iron 
filings and Jerri pulvis have been 
given enclosed in gold leaf. 
ZINC. The vomiting may be relieved by 
copious draughts of warm water. 
Acetate and Carbonate sodium in solution will 
Sulphate. decompose the sulphate. Milk and 
White Vitirol. albumen act as antidotes. General 
principles to be observed in the sub- 
sequent treatment. 
CRBABOTE. Is immediately coagulated by al- 
bumen. 
Phosphorus. An emetic promptly; give copious 
draughts containing magnesia in 
Matches, &c. suspension; mucilaginous drinks; 
general treatment for inflammatory 
symptoms. 
ACRONARCOTIC AND NARCOTIC. 
Aconite. 
Baneberry. 
Belladonna. 
Bloodroot. 
Calabar bean. 
Camphor. 
Cherry Laurel. 
Cocc. Indc. 
Colchicum. 
Curare. 
Dogsbane. 
Ergot. 
Fox Glove. 
Gelsemium. 
Helebore. 
Hemlock. 
Henbane. 
Lobelia. 
Nux Vomica. 
Opium. 
Poison Oak. 
Rue. 
Squill. 
Strain m on. 
Tobacco. 
Yerat. Vir. 
Wild Cherry. 
Wild Orange. 
Evacuate the stomach with four or 
five grains of tarter emetic, or ten to 
twenty of sulphate zinc, x’epeated 
every quarter hour until the full 
effect is produced, assist by tickling 
the throat with a feather. Large 
and strong glysters of soap dissolved 
in water, or of salt and gruel, should 
he speedily administered to clear the 
bowels and assist in getting rid of 
the poison. Active purgatives may 
he given after vomiting has ceased. 
When as much as possible of the 
poison has been expelled, give alter- 
nately, a teacupful of strong hot 
coffee and diluted vinegar. If the 
drowsiness or insensibility be not 
relieved by these means, blood may 
be taken from the jugular vein, 
blisters applied to the neck and legs 
and the attention roused by every 
means possible. If the heat declines, 
warmth and frictions must be per- 
servingly used. Vegetable acid 
should on no account be given before 
the poison is expelled, and it is de- 
sirable that but little fluids of any 
kind should be administered. 
93 AX IMPORTANT NEW REMEDY. 
LIQUID 
PANCREOPEPSIWE 
-OE- 
LIQUOR PANCREATICUS COMP. 
(digestive fluid.) 
This preparation contains in an agreeable form the 
natural and assimilative principles of the digestive 
fluid of the stomach, comprising Pancreatine, 
Pepsin, Eactlc and Muriatic Acids. The 
best means of re-establishing digestion in enfeebled 
stomachs, where the power to assimilate and digest 
food is impaired, is to administer principles capable of 
communicating the elements necessary to convert food 
into nutriment. 
The value of Eiquor Pancreopepsine in 
this connection has been fully established, and we 
can recommend it with confidence to the profession as 
superior to pepsin alone. It aids in digesting animal 
and vegetable cooked food, fatty and amylaceous sub- 
stances, and may be employed in all cases where from 
prolonged sickness or other causes, the alimentary 
processes are not in their normal condition. 
It is usually given in tablespoonful doses after each 
meal, with an equal quantity of water or wine, or alone, 
as it is most pleasant and agreeable to the taste. 
Put up in 16 oz. French Square Bottles 
Price, $l.OO. 
PREPARED ONLY BY 
WM.R.WARNER <sc CO, 
PHILADELPHIA AND NEWYORK. 
94 WARNER <Sc CO/S 
FLUID EITRACT OF ERGOT. 
SPECIAL PREPARATION OF THE 
(Ext. Skcalk Cornutum, Warner & Co.) 
FROM CAREFULLY SELECTED SPANISH GRAIN. 
This preparation has been before the profession for 
such a length of time and its use attended with such 
unvaried success, that we deem further than passing 
comment upon its merits unneccessary. 
Positive action and uniformity is ensured by our 
method of preparation—one minim can always be pre- 
scribed as fully representing one grain of Ergot. 
Thefollowing letterfrom an active practitioner will 
fully bear out what we claim : 
Messrs. Wm. R. Warner & Co. 1228 Market St. Phila. 
Dear Sirs:—l have been engaged in the active prac- 
tice of medicine in this part of the State forty years, 
and have had occasion to use Ergot in every form, that 
it can be used, hut I am free to confess that the Fluid 
Extract of that drug I got from you in February is the 
most active parturient I have ever found, and nau- 
seates less than I have ever seen Ergot in substance, 
tincture, infusion or extract, fluid or so.id (Bonjean’s 
Ergotine). 
Yours, most repectfully, 
Villa Platte, La. C. D. T ATM AN, M. I). 
Report of Franklin Institute, Exhibition of 
American Manufactures. 
“Fluid Extracts manufactured by Wm. R. Warner & 
Co. are well made and above the standard of commer- 
cial articles of the kind.” 
EDWARD PARRISH and others, Committee. 
Our stock embraces a full line of Medicinal Fluid 
Extracts, including all New Remedies of merit, pre- 
pared from selected materials with the utmost care, by 
a process gained by an active working experience cov- 
ering a period of more than twenty-eight years, and 
by which we are enabled to offer, a discriminating 
profession and trade, products unexcelled in this par- 
ticular class of medicines. 
WM. R. WARNER <Sc CO. 
Manufacturing Chemists, 
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK. LONDON. 
95 ELIXIR 
SALICYLIC ACID COMP. 
A POTENT AND RELIABLE REMEDY IN 
RHEUMATISM, GOUT, LUMBAGO AND 
KINDRED COMPLAINTS. 
This preparation combines, in a pleasant and ! 
agreeable form, Salicylic Acid, Cimicifugse, Gelsemi- j 
num, Sodii Bi-Carb. and Potass. lodid., so combined | 
as to be more prompt and effective in the treatment of 
this class of diseases than either of the ingredients 
when administered alone. 
This remedy can be given without producing any j 
of the unpleasant results which so often follow the giving 
of Salicylic Acid and Salicylate Sodium—viz., gastric 
and intestinal irritation, nausea, delirium, deafness, 
nervous irritability, restlessness and rapid respiration; 
on the contrary, it gives prompt relief from pain and 
quiets the nerves without the aid of opiates. 
The dose is from a tea to a dessertspoonful. Each 
teaspoonful contains five grains Salicylic Acid. 
Elixir Salicylic Acid Comp, is put up in 
12 oz. square bottles. 
PREPARED BY 
WILLIAM R. WARNER & CO. 
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS 
PHILADELPHIA and NEWYORK. W. R. WARNER & CO.'S 
Ijaleqipal preparations, 
FOR PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBING. 
Soluble, Reliable and Permanent 
Sugar and Gelatin Coated 
PILLS. 
Parvules, Granules, Effervescent 
Sails, Ingluvin, 
Pancreopepsin, Salicylic Elixir, 
etc., etc. 
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK. 
LONDON. Paris 
1889 
Special and Private Recipes. 
We solicit orders for your Special Recipe, 
and beg to say that our facilities for the 
manufacture of 
Soluble Sugar and Gelatin Coated 
PILLS, 
aided by extensive and improved machinery, 
enable us to furnish them at moderate prices. 
We are prepared to fill orders for millions 
of pills, but we cannot make less quantities 
than 3,000, it being impracticable to 
sugar-coat a smaller number. 
With a view to their proper manipula- 
tion, it is desirable to know the composition. 
We will therefore supply the ingredients 
and give the lowest estimate for same. None 
but the best and purest drugs are used in 
their manufacture. Our long experience 
and the favor with which our products are 
received, attest the excellence of our work. 
Soliciting your orders, we are, 
Very respectfully, 
WM. R. WARNER & CO. 
1228 Market St., Philadelphia. 
Pills sent by mail, postage paid, 
on receipt of price.