OF THE

3673

Texas State Medical Association

SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION,

HELD AT

Belton, Texas, April 22, 23, 24 and 25, 1884.

FORT WORTH, TEXAS:

PRINTED FOR THE TEXAS STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

SHARP & DOHME,

MANUFACTURING

Chemists and Pharmacists,

BALTIMORE, MD.

We respectfully invite the attention of Physicians and Druggists to the medicinal preparations of our manufacture, which will be found of superior quality and in every respect reliable, all possible care being used, both in selection of material and in their manufacture, to produce preparations of uniform strength and of the best quality only.

We prepare all the officinal and other standard

Medicinal Fluid and Solid Extracts.

INCLUDING ALL THE NEW REMEDIES.

Pure Chemicals, Elixirs, Syrups, Wines, Dialyzed Iron, Etc., Etc. -SACCHARATED PEPSIN,

Prepared from the Stomach of the Hog; Uniform in Strength and Free from Unpleasant Odor and Taste. Ten grains of Saccharated Pepsin dissolved in one ounce of water, with an addition of ten drops of muriatic acid, will completely dissolve 150 grains of coagu

lated albumen at a temperature of 100

WE ALSO PREPARE A FULL LINE OF PERFECTLY SOLUBLE

Sugar-Coated

-AND

GELATINE-COATED PILLS,

Comprising all the officinal and other well-known favorite formulæ.

These PILLS are all prepared with the utmost care, under our immediate supervision.

The DRUGS entering into their Composition are of the Best Quality.

The Quantities aud Proportions are invariably as represented on the Labels.

The Excipients to make the Masses are carefully chosen in each ease, to make the PILL permanently soluble in the fluids of the Stomach and Bowels.

The Sugar-coating and Gelatine-coating will be found very soluble, and not excelled by any other in point of Beauty or Finish.

Catalogues giving Composition, Doses, etc., of all our preparations, mailed to physicians on application.

Our preparations can be obtained of the leading drug houses in all the principal cities.

ADDITIONAL ERRATA.

On page 7, for "L. B. Smith," read M. V. Smith.

On page 8, for "H. Y. Sanders,' read X. B. Saunders.

On page 32. for "J. W. Sears," read J. H. Sears.

On page 241, in roll of members, for "A. B. Denton," read A. N. Denton, and for "Kilkeen," read Killeen; also,

On page 243, for "A. E. Spohus," read A. E. Spohns, and "T. J. Wilson, Austin," should be Sherman.

On page 191, Dr. Salm's article, 11th line, 5th word, should be "deny," instead of desire; 12th line, 6th word, for " eyelites" read cyclitis: 22d line, last word, for 'ante," read acute; 3d line from bottom, for "straightened," read sloughed; 18th line, 7th word, for "application," read suppuration.

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NOTICE.

The note on page 192 would appear to reflect on Dr. Salm. Such is not intended. In printing the Transactions it was found that his manuscript (which was not paged) was disconnected, and a large part of it was therefore necessarily omitted. It was only discovered after the work was finished that two entire pages were missing from the article; no fault of the authors, as the article was entire when read; but these two pages never came into the hands of the publishing committee, and it is not now known what became of them, they having been referred to some committee during the meeting. This is what has delayed the issue of the book, which has been ready since August 10th.

Fort Worth, September 10, 1884.

F. E. DANIEL, M. D., Member Publishing Committee.