PRACTICAL COLLEGE COURSES IN PHARMACY At the School of Pharmacy of Northwestern University

(ILLINOIS COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, CHICAGO).

Students diligently devoting their whole time to their studies may complete the course for the degree of Graduate in Pharmacy in forty weeks, with about 32 hours' instruction weekly.

Students earning their expenses by drug-store employment and attending the School three days each week, can complete the same course in two years of forty weeks each, with about 16 hours' instruction weekly.

The course for the degree of Pharmacoutical Chemist occupies two full years, with about 32 hours' instruction weekly.
Womon are admitted, and a large number have attended this School.
Laboratories, six in number, unsurpassed in magnitude and equipment. Two-thirds of the School hours are devoted to laboratory courses.
An unusually large number of Experienced Teachers give their whole time to the students. Tuition and other expenses very moderate.
Send for Circular of Information. Next School Session begins September 1st, 1897.

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PROF. OSCAR OLDBERG, 2421 Dearborn Street, Chicago.

BY

Typhoid fever, and Its
Abortive Treatment.

JOHN ELIOT WOODBRIDGE, M.D.

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The book is written in defiance of the opinions of the bacteriologist, who has demonstrated the impossibility of destroying the bacillus typhosus in living man; in defiance of the pathologist, who has shown that the micro-organism finds its way deep into all of the organs of the body, hence cannot be dislodged; in defiance of the therapeutist, who has asserted that drugs can accomplish no useful purpose in the treatment of typhoid fever.- From the Author's Preface.

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