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Identifier: americanjournal711899phil (find matches)
Title: American journal of pharmacy
Year: 1835 (1830s)
Authors: Philadelphia College of Pharmacy Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science
Subjects: Pharmacy Pharmacology
Publisher: Philadelphia : Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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Berthelot has conceived the idea that plantshave the power of producing nitrates in their own tissues. This assumption, ifproved, would furnish an entirely new departure in vegetable physiology.â Chcm. and Drug., 1899, p. 678. Detection of Caramel in Spirits and Vinegar.âC. A. Cramptonaud F.D. Simons (Jo?ir. Amer. Chcm. Soc, 1899, p. 355) find that Fullers earth maybe used in detecting caramel in spirits and vinegar, owing to the fact that Ful-lers earth removes a greater percentage of coloring from the artificially coloredsamples than from those naturally colored from the wooden containers. Defensive Reaction of The Organism.âSoulier attributes the agglutina-tion reaction to the general plan of defense of the organism against infectionsand considers intravascular injections the promptest means to place the medi-cinal agent at once where it will most effectually sustain the elements of the or-ganism in their struggle.âProgrcs. Med., X, 30; Jour. Am. Med. Assoc.,1899, P- Il83-
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Am. J. Ph.) 16 (July, 1899 Q>0-CKX>O0-C>O0-CK><^ No Vehicle Facilitates Absorption Like Aseptic, liquid, and soluble in water.Holds medicaments in clear solution.Rapid absorption proved by urine analysis. VASOGENI s Iodine Vasogen Produces no irritation. Does not discolor theskin, because quickly absorbed;more efficacious than Tincture Iodine. Its use is attended with great success in Epididymitis, Inguinal Swell-ings, Skin Diseases and as a substi-tute for the internal application of inrliHoc (See transactions of Berlin Medical So- louiues. ciety reported in Berl. klin. Wochenschrift, 21, 1898. Creosote Vasogen, 20% Can be taken per os in capsules ordissolved in milk or water withoutproducing gastric disturbance, evenin patients who cannot take creo-sote in any other form. MercuryVasogen Ointment 33% and 50%. Penetrates the skin far quicker, ismore efficacious, and more agree-able to use than the official blueointment. N. B.âLiquid Va

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