S. GROVER BURNETT, A. M., M. D., Superintendent,
Professor Nervous Diseases, University Medical College; formerly Assistant Superintendent L. I. Home of
New York for Mental and Nervous Diseases and Inebriates.

DR. J. ELLIOTT ROYER, Assistant Superintendent.
Professor of Neurology, Kansas City Post-Graduate Medical College.
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION:

T. D. Crothers, M.D., Supt. Walnut Lodge Hospital for Opium and Alcoholic Inebriates, Hartford, Conn.
Graeme H. Hammond, M.D., Prof. Mental and Nervous Diseases, N. Y. Post-Graduate Medical College.
William J. Morton, Prof. Electro-Therapeutics and Mental and Nervous Diseases, N. Y. Post-Grad. Med. Coll.
Frederick Peterson, M.D., Professor Psychiatry, College Physicians and Surgeons, New York City.
William L. Leszynsky, M.D., Neurologist to Demit Dispensary. New York City.

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CYPRIDOL

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SYPHILIS

Cypridol is the specific bin-iodized oil (1% strength) of Fournier, Panas and other French specialists; preferable to other mercurial preparations, since it does not cause diarrhoea or salivation.

Administered by deep intramuscular injections in the gluteal region, or in capsules by the mouth, each of which is equivalent to 1-32nd of a grain of red iodide of mercury.

Dispensed in original bottles of 50 capsules, and in ampulas of 2 c. c. each, or in 1 ounce bottles for injection.

Prepared in the laboratories of VIAL of Paris.
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