XX THE AMERICAN HOMEOPATHIST. Platt's Chlorides THE HOUSEHOLD DISINFECTANT Sold by An odorless, colorless liquid, powerful, efficient and cheap. Diluted with from four to twelve times its bulk of water and sprinkled about it immediately destroys all bad odors, purifies every impure spot and chemically neutralizes all infectious and disease-producing matter. INVALUABLE in the sick room. Druggists everywhere. Quart bottles 50 cents. From the fact that so many thousands of physicians indorse this preparation and have found it an article of more than ordinary value and usefulness, we believe that in every sick-room, whether the disease be contagious or not, the use of this odorless disinfectant is of every-day utility and sanitary assistance, and does prove an aid and blessing to the patient, and a comfort and protection to the attendants. 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After nine years of research and labor, this great and important work is now in press. It differs entirely from every Repertory heretofore published. Every reliable symptom of the Materia Medica can be found instantly. There is no search required. The physician knows just where to find what he wants, and all he has to do is to turn right to it. He is not dependent upon his memory. The symptoms in the Concordance Repertory have been selected from all Materia Medicas known to the author, including Hering's, Cowperthwaite's, Jahr's, Burt's and also from Therapeutical works, text books, leading journals, and transactions of societies. Only well proven and reliable. symptoms are given. 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