The Medical and surgical reporter (1889) (14584601407)

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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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tion in endeavoring toget all the subscribers to the MEDICAL AND SURGICALREPORTER to cordially accept a condition usual withfirst-class periodicals, that is, that subscrip-tions shall be paid in advance. There are still someof our subscribers who have accounts unsettled for theyear 1888, and they are urged to pay this amount andthe price for the year 1889 as soon as possible. The evidences of approval of the REPORTER bymedical men are multiplying. The subscription listis growing larger, and it is hoped that all who arenow subscribers will long continue their patronage,and that they will heartily support the publisher inendeavoring to maintain those principles of businesswhich experience shows to be best for all, not onlyfor the publishers but for also the subscribers. SO SEND WHAT YOU OWE, SOON.Make all cheeks or money-orders payable to CHARLES W. DULLES.Address, P.O.Box 843, Philadelphia. MEDICAL AND SURGICAL REPORTER. XIII PURE OXYGEN AND APPARATUS FOR ITS THERAPEUTIC ADMINISTRATION

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~-At the solicitation of a number of medical practitioners interested in oxygen treatment, we havedevised apparatus for the therapeutic administration of this gas both by inhalation and by enema. Wepresent an illustration of the latter. It is provided with a gauge by which the quantity of gas admin-istered can be readily ascertained. We believe the apparatus we offer will be found to be the mostconvenient and economical device for the purpose on the market. We are prepared to supply PureOxygen Gas, or a mixture of Oxygen and Nitrous Oxide in definite proportions respectively of 20 percent, and 40 per cent, of Nitrous Oxide, in cylinders of 40 or 100 gallons each. Full directions sentwith each apparatus. PRICKS. ENEMA APPARATUS $12.00 INHALING APPARATUS 5.00 FOBTT GALLON CYLINDER 6.00 FORTY GALLON CYLINDER FILLED 8.00 ONE HUNDRED GALLON CYLINDER 15.00 ONE HUNDRED GALLON CYLINDER FILLED 20.00 The Gas whether pure or mixed is supplied at the uniform price of 5 cents per gallon. The cost

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