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Title: The Medical and surgical reporter
Year: 1858 (1850s)
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Subjects: Medicine Surgery
Publisher: (Philadelphia, Pa. : Crissy & Markley, Printers)
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arious Cachexia, etc. Prepared by EMILB DURIEZ & CO., Successors to DTJCRO & CIR, Paris. KIRKWOODS INHALER This is the only complete, reliable, and effective inhaler in use, arranged for the direct application of Muriate of Ammoniaand other remedial agents in the state of vapor to the diseased parts of the air-passages in the treatment of catanh atiu^uiseasesof the throat and lungs. No heat or warm liquids required in its use. It is entirely different from the various frail, cheap instruments that have been introduced. K IKK WOODS INUALEK is accompanied by testimonials of the highest professional character, together with careiunyprepared formulas for use. RETAIL PRICE, COMPLETE, $3.50. -esr A liberal discount allowed to the.trade and prolession. For descriptive pamphlets or other information, address E. FOUGERA & CO., 30 North William St., New York, Sole Agents for the above Preparations. V( MEDICAL AND SURGICAL REPORTER. THERAPEUTIC ADMINISTRATION OK PURE OXYGEN BY ENEMA.
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While in the exhibition of Oxygenfor lung troubles direct inhalation is con-sidered essential, in other diseases manyphysicians prefer administration byenema. In derangements aflecting assim-ilation, for instance, marked benefit hasfollowed this method. The apparatus herewith shown issimple in construction and effective inoperation. The administration is abso-lutely under the control of the operatorin charge, as regards both the quantityand the rapidity of the flow. Both thesepoints were carefully considered indesigning the apparatus, and no otherbefore the profession more completelysubordinates the administration to thejudgment of the operator. PRICES. Enema Apparatus $12.00 Cylinder. 40 (^lionscapacity 6.00 40 gallons Gas, either pure or mixed 2.00 Complete Apparatus, Cylinder, and 40 gallons Gas $20.00 Enema Apparatus $12.00 Cyiindor, loo gallonscapacity 15.00 100 gallons Gas, either pure or mixed 5.00 Complete Apparatus, Cylinder, and 100 gallons Gas $32.00 We are prepared to supp

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