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Positively no returned shipments will be accepted for credit to apply for payment of accounts due. H. K. MULFORD COMPANY. Philadelphia, October 1, 1910. Veterinary Price-List OF Pharmaceutical and Biological Products H. K. MULFORD CO. Pharmaceutical Laboratories and Executive Offices Thirteenth, Waverly, Lombard and Addison Streets Drug Department, No. 2 Eleventh and Catharine Streets PHILADELPHIA Biological and Vaccine Laboratories Glenolden Farms, Delaware County, Pa. New York 57 Fulton Street. Chicago 80 and 82 Wabash Avenue. St. Louis 15 and 17 South 4th Street Atlanta 39 Luckie Street. Minneapolis 319 First Avenue, North. Kansas City 915 Broadway. San Francisco Second and Natoma Sts. 307-311 Third Ave., South. Depots Dallas, Texas-219 Commerce Street. Louisville, Ky.-626 West Jefferson Street. Memphis, Tenn.-Lillybeck Drug Co. New Orleans, La.-Finlay, Dicks & Co., Ltd. Norfolk, Va.-68 City Hall Avenue. Foreign Distributors Canada-W. Lloyd Wood, Toronto. Hawaii-Hollister Drug Co., Ltd., Honolulu. Australia-Carl Zoeller & Co., Ltd., Brisbane. F. H. Faulding & Co., Adelaide. Bermuda-J. H. Bradley & Co., Hamilton. Cuba-Vda. de Jose Sarr4 e Hijo, Havana. India-Kemp & Co., Limited, Bombay. Mexico-H. K. Mulford Co., Mexico City. New Zealand-Sharland & Co., Ltd., Wellington and Auckland. Puerto Rico-Fidel Guillermety, San Juan. China-Betines & Co., Tientsin. Cable Address, " Mulford." Cable Code, A. B. C., 5th Edition. I Antitoxin Laboratories Glenolden, Delaware County, Pennsylvania Executive Offices and Pharmaceutical Laboratories, No. 1 Thirteenth, Waverly, Lombard and Addison Streets, Philadelphia PHARMACEUTICAL LABORATORIES, No. 2 CATHARINE AND ELEVENTH STREETS, PHILADELPHIA IV H. K. Mulford Company DIVISIONS OF PRICE-LIST PAGE PART FIRST 17 Assayed and Physiologically Tested Fluid Extracts, Powdered Extracts, Solid Extracts, Tinctures, Hypodermic Tablets. PART SECOND 43 Friable Tablets and Triturates, Dispensary Tablets. PART THIRD 67 Specialties, Hypodermic Syringes and Medicine Cases. PART FOURTH 103 Antitoxins and Curative Sera, Mallein and Tuber- culins, Anthrax and Black-Leg Vaccines, Veter- inary Bacterins. PART FIFTH 109 Antiseptic Tablets, Bacterial Vaccine and Tuber- culin Syringes, Balling Guns, Veterinary Boluses, Black-Leg Pellet Injectors, Cocaine Hydrochloride Tablets, Cresols, Glykol, Liniments, Morphine Sulphate Tablets, Ointments, Veterinary Powders, Spirits, Syrups in Bulk, Teniacide, Veterinary Syringes, Veterinary Antiseptic Dusting Powder, Wines. LEADING SPECIALTIES PAGE Adrin and Combinations.69-70 Benzo-Formol Comp 71 Bismuth - Formic -Iodide Comp. Powder 72 Bismuth - Formic -Iodide Comp. Antiseptic Gauze. 73 Bismuth - Formic -Iodide Comp. Ointment 73 Blandine Comp 74 Cargentos 75-76 Casca-Laxative 77 Digitol 78 Diurol 79 Dyspepsia Fermentative... 80 PAGE Endometritis 80 Glycerophosphates 81 Ichtholdine 82 Iodo-Casein 83 Kreol 84 Liquor Diastos 85 Mistura Pectorole 86 Pine and Somnos Cordial.. 87 Pre-Digested Beef 88 Proferrin 89 Protan 90-91 Somnos 92 Thaletts 93 Thym-Alka 94 H. K. Mulford Company 1 CONTENTS PAGE A DRICAINE DENTAL TABLETS 70 ADRIN 69-70 Hypodermic tablets 69 Ointment 70 Suppositories 70 Tablets 70 ANTHRAX AND BLACK-LEG VACCINES 105-106 Anthrax Vaccine 105 Black-Leg'Vaccine Pellets 105 Black-Leg Vaccine in Powder Form 106 Black-Leg Vaccine Cord or String 106 Black-Leg Vaccinating Outfits 106 Antiseptic Dusting Powder 116 Antiseptic Gauze, Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp 73 Antiseptic Tablets 110 ANTITOXIN AND CURATIVE SERA 104 Anti-Pneumococcic Serum 104 Anti-Streptococcic Serum 104 Hog Cholera Serum 104 Immunizing Serum for Influenza and Distemper 104 Tetanus Antitoxin 104 Antitoxin Syringe 127 ASSAYED EXTRACTS. Fluid 18-24 Powdered 25-27 Solid 28-32 ASSAYED TINCTURES 33-34 DACTERINS (BACTERIAL VACCINES) VETER- IN ARY 107-108 Coli-Bacterin 107 Pneumo-Bacterin 107 Polyvalent-Bacterin 108 Staphylo-Bacterin 108 Strepto-Bacterin 108 Bacterial Vaccine Syringes 110 Balling Guns 112 BEEF, PRE-DIGESTED 88 BENZO-FORMOL COMP 71 BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTS 104-108 BISMUTH-FORMIC-IODIDE COMP. POWDER 72 Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp. Antiseptic Gauze 73 Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp. Ointment 73 2 H. K. Mulford Company PAGE BLACK-LEG VACCINE AND VACCINATING OUT- FITS 105-106 Black-Leg Vaccine Pellet Injectors 110 Blandine Comp 74 BOLUSES : 112-111 pABLE CODE 132 CARGENTOS 75-76 Cargentos Tablets 76 CASCA-LAXATIVE 77 Cocaine Tablets 114 COLIC REMEDY 116 Colloidal Silver Oxide, Mulford 75 Cordial, Pine and Somnos 87 CRESOLS 115 CURATIVE SERA 104 J^ENTAL TABLETS, ADRICAINE 70 Deny's Tuberculin 105 DIASTOS, LIQUOR 85 DIGITOL 78 DISINFECTANTS, KREOL 84 Dispensary Tablets 66 DISTEMPER ANTITOXIN 104 DIUROL 79 Drug Standardization 19-20, 25, 28, 33 Dusting Powder, Antiseptic 116 Dusting Powder, Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp 72 Dyspepsia Fermentative Tablets 80 pNDOMETRITIS TABLETS 80 EXTRACTS, ASSAYED Fluid 18-24 Powdered 25-27 Solid 28-32 KLUID EXTRACTS, ASSAYED 18-24 Fowler's Solution Tablets 116 Friable Tablets and Triturates 44-46 p ENERAL INFORMATION 128-131 GLYCEROPHOSPHATES, PEPSINIZED 81 Glykol 117 J^OG CHOLERA SERUM 104 Hypodermic Medication 35-36 Hypodermic Needles 127 Hypodermic Syringes 95-99 HYPODERMIC TABLETS 35-42 H. K. Mulford Company 3 PAGE JCHTHOLDINE 82 Influenza and Distemper, Immunizing Serum for 104 Information, General 128-131 Injectors. Black-Leg Pellet 110 IODO-CASEIN 83 TT REOL*^'.". 84 T INIMENTS 118-119 LIQUOR DIASTOS 85 V/f ALLEIN AND TUBERCULINS 105 Mallein 105 Tuberculin 105 Old Tuberculin 105 Deny's Tuberculin 105 MEDICINE CASES 96, 98, 100, 101-102 Mistura Pectorole 86 Morphine Sulphate Tablets 119 J^EEDLES, HYPODERMIC 127 QINTMENT, ADRIN 70 Ointment, Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp 73 Ointments 120-123 pELLET INJECTORS, BLACK-LEG 110 Pharmacopeia, U. S., Requirements of 19, 25, 28, 33 PEPSINIZED GLYCEROPHOSPHATES 81 Pine and Somnos Cordial 87 POWDERED EXTRACTS, Assayed 25-27 Powders, Antiseptic Dusting 116 Powders 124 PRE-DIGESTED BEEF 88 PROFERRIN AND COMBINATIONS 89 PROTAN AND COMBINATIONS w 90-91 QUININE SULPHATE TABLETS 124 REQUIREMENTS OF U.S. PHARMACOPEIA.. 19, 25, 28, 33 CHEEP DIP, Kreol 84 SOLID EXTRACTS, Assayed 28-32 Somnos 92 SPECIALTIES 68-94 SPIRITS 124 Standardization, Drug 19-20, 25, 28, 33 4 H. K. Mulford Company SYRINGES. page Antitoxin 127 Bacterial Vaccine and Tuberculin 110 Hypodermic 95-99 SYRUPS 125-126 ^ABLETS. , . « Adrin 70 Adrin Hypodermic 69 Antiseptic 110 Cargentos 76 Cocaine 114 Dental, Adricaine 70 Dispensary 66 Dyspepsia Fermentative 80 Endometritis 80 Fowler's Solution 116 Hypodermic 35, 42 Hypodermic, Adrin 69 Morphine Sulphate 119 Profen-in 89 Quinine Sulphate 124 Teniacide 127 TETANUS ANTITOXIN 104 THALETTS 93 THYM-ALKA, Alkaline Wash or Spray 94 TINCTURES, Assayed 33-34 Triturates 44 66 TUBERCULINS 105 Tuberculin Syringe 110 JJ S. PHARMACOPEIA, REQUIREMENTS OF, 19, 25, 28, 33 VETERINARY POWDERS 124 Veterinary Syringes 95-99 WINES 127 H. K. Mulford Company 5 Index of Diseases and Remedies Alphabetically Arranged The following index is merely suggestive and not intended to be authoritative. The numerals after name of preparation refer to the page upon which the formula and prices are found. For the practitioner's convenience we include a number of remedies not quoted in this list. We believe this will add to the value of this index. ABSCESS.-Anti-Streptococcic Serum, 104; Antiseptic Tablets, 110; Bacterins, 107-100; Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp. Powder, 72; Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp. Antiseptic Gauze, 73; Calcium Sulphide, 50; Cargentos, 75; Dermat- itis Tablets, 53; Fowler's Solution. 116; Tincture Iron, 34; Kreol, locally, 84; Glykol, 117; Glykol with Opium and Lead Acetate, 117; Hydrogen Dioxide; Proferrin, 89; Tinc- ture Aconite, 45; Veterinary Dusting Powder, 116. ACIDITY OF STOMACH.-Absorbent Dyspeptic, 44; Antacid, 46; Aseptesia; Bismuth Beta-Naphtol, 48; Liquor Diastos, 85; Rhubarb and Ipecac Comp., 63; Soda Mint, 63; Thym- Alka, 94. ACNE.-Acid Carbolic and Zinc Oxide Comp., 120; Anti-Pyogenic Ointment. 121; Anti-Streptococcic Serum, 104; Bacterins, 107-108; Dermatitis, 53; Fowler's Solution, 116; Kreol, 2 1-2 to 5 per cent solution, 84; Sulphur Comp., 65. ADENITIS.-Aconite, 45; Aconitine. 37; Bacterins, 107-108; Blis- tering Ointments, 121-122; Colchicum, 22, 30; Fowler's Solu- tion, 116; Glykol, 117; Glykol with Opium and Lead Acetate, 117; Potassium Iodide, 62; Iodo-Casein, 83; Pilo- carpine, 42; Proferrin, 89. If glands break down, local antiseptics. ALBUMINURIA.-Cystitis, 52-53; Diurol, 79; Milk Sugar. ANAL FISSURE.-Adrin Comp. Suppositories, 70; Adrin Oint- ment, 70 ; Anti-Pyogenic Ointment, J21; Kreol, locally, 84; Operative Interference. ANEMIA.-Blaud's, 48; Pepsinized Glycerophosphates, 81; Pre- Digested Beef, 88; Proferrin, 89; Tincture Iron, 34. ANEURISM.-Potassium Iodide, 62; Iodo-Casein, 83; Aconite, 45; Adrin, 69. ANGINA PECTORIS.-Nitroglycerin, 59; Nitroglycerin Comp., 60; Somnos, 92; Strophanthus, 34. ANOREXIA.-Artificial Carlsbad Salts Bolus, 113; Bitter Tonic, 48; Calomel, 50; Ext. Calumba. 21. 26, 29; Ext. Cinchona, 22, 27, 30; Ext. Gentian. 23, 27, 31; Laxatives; Liquor Diastos. 85; Stomachic Tonic, 64; Strychnine, 42. 64, 65; Soda Mint, 63; Proferrin. 89; Tincture Iron. 34; Tonic or Condition Powder, 124; Temporary deprivation or change of food. 6 H. K. Mulford Company ANTHRAX.-Anthrax Vaccine, 105; Antiseptic Tablets, 110; Cresols, 115; Kreol, 84; Burn carcass or bury it with quicklime. APHTHAE (Stomatitis).-Acid Boric, 44; Aseptesia; Benzo- Formol Comp., 71; Potassium Chlorate, 62; Soda Bibo- rate ; Thym-Alka, 94; Deprivation of food. APOPLEXY.-Aconite, 45; Adrin, 69-70; Potassium Iodide, 62; Iodo-Casein, 83; Venesection. ARTHRITIS.-Acid Salicylic Comp., 121; Anti-Streptococcic Serum, 104; Blistering Ointments, 121-122; Colchicum, 22, 30; Methyl-Salicylate, 123; Salicylates; Stomachic Tonic, 64; Strepto-Bacterin, 108. ASCARIS (Intestinal Worms).-Garlic; Salts of Iron; Santonin and Calomel. 63; Sulphur Comp., 65; Turpentine; Quassia, 24-27, 34; Worm Powder, 124. ASTHMA.-Adrin, 69-70; Anti-Asthmatic, 46; Belladonna, 48; Calomel, 50; Camphor, 118-124; Cough Powder, 124; Digi- talis, 22, 27, 30, 34, 54; Digital, 78; Lobelia, 23, 34; Somnos, 92j Strychnine, 42, 64, 65. ASTHMA, CARDIAC.-Adrin, 69; Adrin and Sparteine. 70; Car- diac, 39; Digitalis, 22, 27, 30, 32, 34, 54; Digital, 78; Nitro- glycerin Comp., 60; Somnos, 92; Strychnine, 42, 64, 65. ATONY.-Belladonna, 48; Ergot, 22, 27, 30; Strychnine, 42, 64, 65. AZOTURIA.-Cathartic Bolus, 113; Diurol. 79; Eserine; Veter- inary Colic Remedy, 116; Normal Saline Solution; Soda Bicarbonate. 64 ; Strychnine, 42. 64,65; Potassium Bromide, 62; Venesection; Kreol, 84; Cresols, locally, 115. BLACK-LEG.-Black-Leg Vaccine, 105-106; Burn carcass or bury it with quicklime. BOILS.-Acid Carbolic and Zinc Oxide Comp., 120; Bismuth- Formic-Iodide, 72-73; Calcium Sulphide, 50; Ointment Sul- phur and Ichthyol Comp., 123; Proferrin, 89; Staphylo- Bacterin, 108; Cresols, 115; Kreol, locally, 84. BRONCHITIS, ACUTE.-Bronchitis, Preferred, 49; Heroin, 58; Mistura Pectorole, 86; Pine and Somnos Cordial, 87; Veterinary Cough Syrup, 125; Cough Powder, 124. BRONCHITIS, CHRONIC.-Belladonna, 48; Bronchitis. Preferred, 49; Pine and Somnos Cordial, 87 ; Strychnine, 42, 64, 65, BURNS.-Anti-Pyogenic Ointment, 121; Bismuth-Formic-Iodide, 72; Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp. Ointment, 73; Blandine Comp., 74; Silver Nitrate. 63; Sodium Bicarbonate, 64; Sodium Hyposulphite; Veterinary Dusting Powder, 116; Carron Oil; Kreol Solution, 84. CACHEXIA.-Pepsinized Glycerophosphates, 81; Pre-Digested Beef, 88; Proferrin, 89. CALCULI BILIARY.-Calomel, 50; Ipecac and Sodium Bicarbon- ate ; Somnos, 92; Ether Sulphuric. CALCULI, RENAL AND VESICAL.-Cystitis Tablet, 52-53; Diurol, 79; Operation. H. K. Mulford Company 7 CANINE DISTEMPER.-Aconite, 45; Anti-Vomiting, No. 2. 47; Belladonna. 48; Blandine Comp. 74; Bronchitis, Preferred, 49; Casca-Laxative, 77; Cargentos, 75; Creosote Comp., 52; Immunizing Serum for Distemper, 104; Distemper, Nos. 1, 2 and 6, 54; Donovan's Solution; Epileptic, Improved, 55; Gastritis, 57; Pepsinized Glycerophosphates, 81; Liquor Diastos, 85; Mistura Pectorole, 86; Phosphates Comp., 61; Pre-Digested Beef, 88; Proferrin, 89; Quinine, 121; Quinine with Creosote; Sulphur Comp., 65; Strych- nine, 42, 64, 65; Thym-Alka, 94; Triple Bromides, 65. CARBUNCLE.-Anti-Streptococcic Serum, 104; Bismuth-Formic- lodide Ointment, 73; Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp., 72; Hydrated Dioxide; Poultice of Pineapple; Pre-Digested Beef. 88; Strepto- or Staphylo-Bacterin, 103; Veterinary Dusting Powder, 116; Cresols, 115. CARIES.-Curetting; Copper Sulphate; Proferrin, 89; Solution of Weak Hydrochloric Acid ; Villates Solution. CATARRH, ACUTE NASAL.-Adrin Ointment, 70; Benzo-Formol Comp., 71; Bismuth-Formic-Iodide, 73; Blandine Comp., 74; Hydrogen Dioxide; Pre-Digested Beef, 88; Strepto- Bacterin, 108; Thym-Alka. 94; Tincture Iron, 34; Tonics. CHLOROSIS.-Pre-Digested Beef, 88; Proferrin, 89; Tincture Iron, 34; Iron Peptonate and Combinations, 58. CHOREA.-Chloral; Distemper Antitoxin, 104; Donovan's Solu- tion; Arsenic; Peptonized Milk; Potassium Arsenite, 62; Potassium Bromide. 62; Potassium Iodide, 62; Pre-Digested Beef, 82; Somnos, 92; Strepto-Bacterin, 108. COLDS.-Aconite, 45; Belladonna, 48; Camphor, 118; Rhinitis, one-half Strength, 63; Veterinary Cough Syrup, 125. COLIC, EQUINE.-Veterinary Colic Remedy, 116; Veterinary Colic Tablets, 40; Eserine ; Pilocarpine, 42; Arecoline, 38; Bolus Purgative; Sodium Bisulphate; Paracentesis Ab- dominis; Triple Sulphocarbolates, No. 3, 66. COLIC, HEPATIC.-Ether Sulphuric; Morphine Sulphate, 41-119. CONJUNCTIVITIS.-Acid Boric Comp., 44; Adrin Ointment, 70; Adrin, 69; Atropine, 38-48; Cargentos, 75; Ointment Con- junctivitis, 122; Potassium Iodide, 62; Tablet Conjunctiv- itis, Improved, 51. * CONSTIPATION.-Aloes, 21,26,29; Aloin, 45; Bolus Carlsbad Salts, 113; Magnesia Sulphate; Thaletts, 93; Veterinary Purga- tive and Laxative Boluses, 112,113,114. CONVALESCENCE.-Pre-Digested Beef, 88; Proferrin, 89; Iron Peptonate and Combinations, 58. CONVULSIONS.-Morphine Sulphate, 41-119; Somnos, 92; Hot Mustard Baths. CORYZA.-Acid Boric Comp., 44; Adrin. 69; Adrin Ointment, 70; Anodyne. No. 1, 46; Blandine Comp., 74; Cocaine Hydrochloride, 114; Distemper, Nos. 1, 2, and 6, 54; Fever, (Davis), 56. 8 H. K. Mulford Company COUGH. - Ammonium Chloride Comp, with Codeine. 45; Ammonium Chloride Comp, with Heroin. 45; Bronchitis, Preferred, 49; Cough Sedative, 52; Creosote Comp., 52; Expectorant, No. 2, 56; Pine and Somnos Cordial, 87; Veterinary Cough Syrup, 125; Cough Powder. 124. CYSTITIS.-Cystitis, 52-53; Coli-Bacterin, 107; Diurol, 79; Potas- sium Acetate; Buchu, 21, 26, 29; Somnos, 92. DEBILITY.-Fowler's Solution, 116; Pre-Digested Beef, 88; Pro- ferrin, 89; Quinine, 124; Iron Peptonate and combina- tions, 58. DELIRIUM.-Aconite, 45; Barium Chloride, 38-39; Chloral; Cold Pack; Somnos, 92; Venesection. DIABETES, INSIPID.-Fowler's Solution, 116; Iodide of Iron; Strychnine, 42, 64, 65; Tincture Iron, 34; Iodo-Casein, 83. DIARRHEA.-Bismuth-Beta-Naphtol, 48; Castor Oil; Calomel, 50; Calomel, Ipecac and Sodium Bicarbonate, 50; Mor- phine, 41, 119; Opium, 24, 27, 31. 60; Pre-Digested Beef, 88; Protan, 90-91; Oleaginous Purgatives; Veterinary Colic Remedy, 116. DIPHTHERIA.-Diphtheria Antitoxin; Adrin, 69; Hypodermic Tablet Cardiac, No. 2, 39. DROPSY.-Diurol, 79; Donovan's Solution; Potassium Iodide, 62; Somnos, 92; Strepto-Bacterin, 108; Coli-Bacterin, 107. DYSENTERY.-Bismuth-Beta-Naphthol, 48; Protan, 90-91; Car- gentos, 75; Silver Nitrate, 63; Strepto-Bacterin, 108. DYSURIA.-Acid Benzoic; Aconite, 45; Digitalis, 22, 27, 30, 34, 54; Digitol, 78; Diurol, 79 ; Normal Saline Solution; Potassium Acetate; Veratrum, 24, 32, 34. ECLAMPSIA, Parturient (Milk Fever).-Aconite, 45; Adrin, 69; Hyoscyamus, 23, 27, 31, 34; Oxygen or air in udder; Potas- sium Iodide, 62 ; Somnos, 92; Strychnine, 42, 64, 65; Verat- rum, 24, 32, 34. EMPHYSEMA, Heaves.-Belladonna, 48; Calomel, 50; Camphor, 118-124; Donovan's Solution; Fowler's Solution, 116; Lobelia, 23, 34; Cough Powder, 124. ENDOCARDITIS.-Digitalis, 22, 27,30, 34, 54 ; Donovan's Solution; Potassium Iodide, 62; Strepto-Bacterin, 108; Strychnine, 42, 64, 65. ENDOMETRITIS.-Anti-Streptococcic Serum, 104; Endometritis, 80; Ergot, 22, 27,30; Hydrated Bichloiide; Iphtholdine, 82; Kreol,84; Strepto-Bacterin, 108; Quinine, 124; Strychnine, 42, 64, 65; Tincture Iron, 34. EPILEPSY.-Chloral; Cold Pack; Fowler's Solution, 116; Potas- sium Bromide. 62; Purgatives f Triple Bromides, 65; Som- nos, 92. H. K. Mulford Company 9 EPISTAXIS.-Aconite, 45; Adrin, 69; Bisnmth-Formic-Iodide Gauze, 73; Ergot, 22, 27, 30; Tincture Iron, 34 ERYSIPELAS.-Acid Salicylic Comp., 121; Anti-Streptococcic Serum, 104; Ichthyol, 122; Ointment Sulphur and Ichthyol Comp., 123; Silver Nitrate Solution, 63; Strepto-Bacterin, 108; Tincture Iron, 34. EYE DISEASES.-Adrin, 69; Adrin Solution, 69; Calomel, 50; Ointment Hydrargyri Oxidum Flavum, 122; Potassium Iodide, 62; Tablet Conjunctivitis, Improved, 51; Ointment Conjunctivitis, 122; Unguentum Hydrated. EEVER.-Acetanilide, 44; Aconite, 45; Cold Pack ; Quinine, 124; Veratrum. 24, 32, 34. FISTULOUS WITHERS.-Antiseptic Tablets, 110; Anti-Strepto- coccic Serum, 104; Hydrogen Dioxide; Iodine; Kreol, 84; Operative Interference; Polyvalent-Bacterin, 108; Staphy- lo-Bacterin, 108; Strepto-Bacterin, 108; Tincture Iron, 34; Vitiates Solution. FLATULENCE.-Ammonium Carbonate; Calcium Sulphide, 50; Bolus Carlsbad Salts, 113; Chloral; Colic Tablet, 40; Eserine; Pilocarpine, 42; Puncture Colon; Turpentine; Sodium Bicarbonate, 64 ; Sodium Sulphate; Triple Sulpho- carbolates, No. 3, 66; Stomach Tube; Veterinary Colic Remedy, 116. GASTRALGIA AND GASTRITIS. - Aseptesia; Bismuth-Beta- Naphtol, 48; Bismuth Subnitrate, 48; Bismuth, Subnitrate and Cerium Oxalate; Cocaine Hydrochloride, 39, 114; Gastralgia Tablets, 56; Gastritis Tablets, 57; Ipecac in small doses; Peptonized Milk; Liquor Diastos, 85; Pre- Digested Beef, 88; Silver Nitrate Comp., 63. GLANDERS AND FARCY.-Antiseptics, 110; Kreol, disinfectant for stable, 84; Mallein Test, 105; Bury carcass with quick- lime or burn it. GLANDULAR ENLARGEMENT.-Bacterins, 107; Donovan's Solu- tion; Emulsion Cod Liver Oil; Mercurial Ointment, 123; Iodo-Casein, 83; Potassium Iodide, 62; Thyroids, 65. HEART, DILATED.-Cardiac Stimulant, 39; Cardiac Tonic, 39; Digitalis, 22, 27, 30, 34, 54; Digitol, 78; Heart Stimulant, 57; Nitro-Glycerin Comp., 60. « HEART, FATTY.-Aconite, 45; Aconitine, 37; Adrin, 69; Iodo- Casein, 83; Potassium Iodide, 62; Somnos, 92. HEART, HYPERTROPHIED.-Aconite, 45; Aconitine, 37; Adrin, 69; Iodo-Casein, 83; Potassium Iodide, 62; Somnos, 92. HEMATURIA-Adrin, 69; Bismuth-Beta-Naphtol, 48; Buchu, 21, 26, 29; Potassium Acetate; Uva Ursi, 24, 32. HEMORRHAGE, INTESTINAL.-Acid Gallis; Acid Tannic; Adrin. 69; Bismuth-Beta-Napbthol, 48; Cargentos, 75-76; Ergot and its preparations, 22,27,30; Hemostatic Tablets, 57; Silver Nitrate, 63. 10 H. K. Mulford Company HEMORRHAGE.-Adrin. 69; Adrin Ointment, 70; Bismuth-For- mic-Iodide Comp. Powder, 72; Antiseptic Gauze, 73; Ergot, 22, 27, 30; Hemostatic Tablet, 57; Ichtholdine, 82; Quinine, 124. HEMORRHOIDS.-Adrin Suppositories, 70; Astringent Comp., 121. HEPATITIS.-Aconite, 45; Aloes, 21, 26, 29; Blood Letting; Bolus Carlsbad Salts, 113; Calomel, 50; Calomel and Ipecac, 50; Casca-Laxative, 77; Laxative Bolus, 114; Magnesium Sul- phate ; Podophyllin, 61. HERPES.-Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp., 72; Ointments, 120. IMPOTENCE.-Aphrodisiac, Nos. 1 and 2, 47 ; Cantharides; 22. 34 ; Ergot. 22, 27, 30; Low diet and work in fat stallions; Tinc- ture Iron, 34. INFLAMMATION. - Benzo-Formol-Comp., 71; Bismuth-Formic- Iodide, 72; Blandine Comp., 74; Ichtholdine, 82; Anti- Pyogenic Ointment, 121. INFLUENZA. -Aconite. 45; Adrin Ointment, 70; Acetanilide. 44; Anti-Streptococcic Serum. 104; Ammonium Salicylate Comp., 46; Atropine, 38. 48; Bacterins. 107-108; Belladonna, 48; Camphor, 118, 124; Cough Powder, Veterinary, 124; Im- munizing Serum for Influenza. 104; Phenacetine, 61; Proferrin, 89; Pre-Digested Beef, 88; Quinine, 124; Strych- nine, 42, 64, 65. IRITIS.-Adrin, 69; Blood Letting; Bacterins, 107-108; Mercurous Iodide; Mercuric Oxide Ointment. IRRITABILITY.-Somnos, 92. JAUNDICE.-Calomel, 50; Calomel, Ipecac and Sodium Bicarb- onate, 50; Artificial Carlsbad Salts Bolus, 113; Laxative Bolus, 114; Sodium Phosphate. LACTATION, DEFICIENT.-Alcohol; Fluid Ext. Palma Christi; Tonic Powder, 124; Foenugreek ; Ensilage; Pre-Digested Beef, 88. LAMINITIS.-Aconite, 45; Veterinary Diuretic Powder, 124; Strepto-Bacterin, 108; Sodium Bicarbonate.- 64; Cold Applications; Glykol, in chronic cases, 117; Thin Heeled Bar Shoe, Venesection. LARYNGITIS.-Ammonium Chloride, 45; Benzo-Formol Comp., 71; Blistering Ointments, 121-122; Brown Mixture; Glykol, 117; Glykol with Opium and Lead Acetate. 117; Rhus Glabra Comp.; Tracheotomy; Veterinary Cough Syrup, 125. LEUCORRHEA.-Benzo-Formol-Comp., 71; Ichtholdine, 82; Solu- tion Permanganate of Potassium; Strepto-Bacterin, 108; Tablet Vaginal Astringent and Antiseptic. 66. MANGE (See Scabies). H. K. Mulford Company 11 MANIA.-Aconite, 45; Aconitine, 37; Barium Chloride, 38-39; Blood Letting-; Chloral; Hyoscine Hydrobromide; Purgatives; Tincture Ext. Hyoscyamus, 34; Somnos, 92. MASTITIS.-Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp. Powder, 72; Glykol, 117; Glykol, Opium and Lead'Acetate, 117; Ichtholdine, 82. MENORRHAGIA-Adrin Ointment, 70; Astringent Injections; Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Gauze, 73; Ergot, 22,27,30; Ichthol- dine, 82; Hemostatic, 57. METRITIS.-See Endometritis. MYALGIA.-Carlsbad Salts Bolus, 113; Colchicum, 22, 30, 34; Methyl-Salicylate Ointment, 123; Potassium Iodide, 62; Acid Salicylic Comp., 121; Sodium Bicarbonate, 64; Sodium Salicylate, 64; Somnos, 92; Veterinary Diuretic Powder, 124; Tincture Iron, 34. NASAL GLEET (See Ozena) NAUSEA.-Aseptesia; Bismuth Subnitrate; Calomel, Ipecac and Sodium Bicarbonate, 50; Calumba, 21, 26, 29; Cocaine, 39, 114; Creosote Comp., 52; Gentian, 23, 27, 31; Ipecac in small doses; Morphine Sulphate, 119; Pre-Digested Beef, 88; Quassia, 24, 27. 34; Somnos, 92. NEPHRITIS.-Aconite, 45; Bran Mashes; Diurol, 79; Potas- sium Acetate; Fluid Ext. Saw Palmetto Comp.,24; Somnos, 92; Sugar of Milk. NIPPLES, SORE. -Alcohol; Collodion; Glykol, 117; Bismuth- Formic-Iodide Comp. Ointment, 73; Ointment Zinc Oxide, Benzoinated, 123. NYMPHOMANIA.-Aconite, 45; Nauseating doses of Aloes, 21, 26, 29; Potassium Bromide, 62; Somnos, 92; Tartar Emetic, 66; Veratrum, 24, 32, 34. OBESITY.-Artificial Carlsbad Salts Bolus, 113; Donovan's Solu- tion ; Magnesium Sulphate; Salts of Sodium and Potas- sium. OSTEOMYELITIS.-Bacterins, 107-108. OZENA.-Benzo-Formol-Comp., 71; Bismuth-Formic-Iodide, 72; Blandine Comp., 74: Operation. * PERIOSTITIS.-Actual Cautery ; Cold Douche; Glykol, 117; Gly- kol with Opium and Lead Acetate, 117; Potassium Iodide, 62; Bacterins, 107-108; Blistering Ointment, Nos. 1 and 2, 121-122. PERITONITIS.-Aconite, 45; Anti-Streptococcic Serum, 104; Calo- mel, 50; Donovan's Solution; Glykol, 117; Glykol with Opium and Lead Acetate, 117; Bismuth-Beta-Naphtol, 48; Potassium Iodide, 62; Strepto-Bacterin, 108; Strychnine, 42, 64, 65; Quinine, 124. PHARYNGITIS.-Aconite, 45; Aconitine, 37; Belladonna, 48; Benzo-Formol Comp., 71; Glykol. 117; Glykol with Opium and Lead Acetate. 117; Glycyrrhiza, 23-31; Pine and Som- nos Cordial, 87; Veterinary Cough Powder, 124. 12 H. K. Mulford Company PLEURITIS.-Anti-Streptococcic Serum, 104; Calomel, 50; Dono- van's Solution; Glykol, 117 ; Glykol with Opium and Lead Acetate, 117; Mustard Plasters; Potassium Iodide, 62; Paracentesis Thoraces; Strepto-Bacterin, 108; Strychnine, 42, 64, 65; Quinine, 124. PNEUMONIA.-Aconite, 45; Alcohol; Anti-Pneumococcic Serum, 104; Strepto-Bacterin, 108; Pneumo-Bacterin, 107; Pre- Digested Beef, 88; Quinine, 124; Strychnine, 42, 64, 65; Som- nos, to allay nervous symptoms and as hypnotic, 92; Tartar Emetic, 66; Veratrum, 24, 32, 34. POLL EVIL (See Fistulous Withers). PROLAPSE OF ANUS.-Adrin, 69; Adrin Ointment, 70; Adrin Comp., 70; Cold Applications; Pre-Digested Beef, 88; Som- nos, 92; Tannic Acid; Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp. Ointment, 73. PROSTATIS. - Castrationr Donovan's Solution; Potassium Iodide, 62; Saw Palmetto, 24, 32; Somnos, 92. PRUR1TIS.- Bismuth-Formic-Iodide, 72; Calcium Sulphide, 50; Dermatitis, 53; Fei Bovis Comp., 56; Kreol, 84; Sulphur; L. and L. Tablets. 58; Ointments, 120; 2 1-2 per cent Solu- tion Chloride of Zinc. PTYALISM.-Atropine, 38-48; Belladonna, 48; Benzo-Formol Comp., 71; Sodium Biborate with Tincture Myrrh. PUERPERAL FEVER.-Anti-Streptococcic Serum, 104; Carbolic Acid; Kreol, 84; Quinine, 124; Somnos, 92; Strepto-Bac- terin, 108; Strychnine, 42, 64, 65. PYEMIA (See Puerperal Fever). QUITTOR (See Fistulous Withers). RABIES.-Anti-Rabic Injections; Quarantine; Sterilize wound with actual or Potential Cautery. RHEUMATISM, ACUTE.-Acetanilide, 44; Acid Salicylate; Aco- nite, 45; Ammonium Salicylate Comp., 46; Anti-Rheu- matic, 47; iodo-Casein, 83; Methyl-Salicylate Ointment. 123; Laxative Bolus, 114; Rheumatic, Preferred, 62; Som- nos, 92; Salicylates; Tincture Iron, 34; Veterinary Diuretic Powder, 124. RHEUMATISM, CHRONIC.-Anemia, 46 ; Artificial Carlsbad Salts Bolus, 113; Colchicum, 22, 30, 34; Laxatives; Massage; Methyl-Salicylate, 123; Potassium Iodide, 62; Salicylates; Somnos, 92; Veterinary Diuretic Powder, 124. RICKETS.-Cod Liver Oil and Lime; Tincture Iron, 34; Malt Ex- tract; Fresh Ground Bone; Hypophosphites and Quinine Comp, with Creosote, 58; Pancreatin Comp., 60; Pepsinized Glycerophosphates, 81; Iron Peptonate Comp., 58; Phos- phorus, 61; Phosphates Comp., 61; Pre-Digested Beef, 88; Proferrin, 89; .Salts of Iron and Manganese. H. K. Mulford Company 13 SCABIES (Mangek-Balsam Peru; Calcium Sulphide, 50; Dermatitis Tablet, 53; Kreol, 1-2 to 5 per cent, 84; Solution Zinc Chloride, 2 1-2 per cent; Sulphur Internally ; Sulphur Ointment, 123. SEPTICEMIA.-Anti-Streptococcic Serum, 104; Carbolic Acid; Quinine, 124; Strepto-Bacterin, 108; Strychnine, 42, 64, 65, SICK STOMACH (See Nausea) SPRAINS.-Benzo-Formol Comp., 71; Cold Douche; Glykoi, 117; Glykol with Opium and Lead Acetate, 117; Liniments, 118- 119; Methyl-Salicylate Ointment, 123; Plaster Bandage; Tincture Iodide; Blistering Ointments, Nos. 1 and 2, 121- 122. STOMATITIS (See Aphthae).-Soda Biborate; Tincture Myrrh 34; Aseptesia. SUPPURATION.-Anti-Streptococcic Serum, 104; Bacterins, 107-108; Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp., 72; Cod Liver Oil and Lime; Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp. Powder and Antiseptic Gauze, 72-73; Pre-Digested Beef, 88; Quinine, 124; Strychnine, 42, 64, 65. SYNCOPE (Fainting).-Adrin. 69; Heart Stimulant, 57; Hypo- dermic Cardiac, No. 2, 39. SYNOVITIS, TUBERCULAR.-Glykol, 117; Glykol with Opium and Lead Acetate, 117; Tuberculin, 105; Liniments, 118-119; Blistering Ointments, Nos. 1 and 2, 121-122. TETANUS.-Chloral; Hydrocyanic Acid; M or phi ne, 41, 119; Potassium Bromide, 62; Somnos, 92; Tetanus Antitoxin, 104; Put horse in slings, keep stall dark and quiet. TONICS.-Proferrin, 89 ; Pre-Digested Beef, 88. TONSILLITIS.-Aconite, 45; Bacterins, 107-108; Benzo-Formol Comp., 71; Colchicum, 22, 30, 34; Laxatives; Potassium Iodide, 62; Sodium Salicylate, 64; Tonsillitis Tablets. TUBERCULOSIS OF CATTLE.-Tuberculin Test, 105. TYMPANITES.-Bismuth-Beta-Naphthol, 48; Chloral; Eserine; ParacentesisIntestinals; Stomach tube; Colic, 40; Sodium Sulphate. * ULCUS.-Bacterins, 107-108. URETHRITIS.-Alum Comp., Preferred, 45; Astringent Wash, 48; Bacterins, 107-108; Cubeb Comp., 52; Cystitis, No. 3, 53. VOMITING.-Cerium Oxalate, 51; Cocaine Hydrochloride, 39,114; Creosote, 1 min., 52; Creosote Comp., 52; Chloral; Peptonized Milk. WORMS.-Anthelmintic Bolus, 112; Fid. Ext. Male Fern, 23; Calomel, 50; Creosote, 52; Santonin and Calomel, Nos. 1 and 3, 63; Quassia, 24, 27, 34; Spigelia and Senna, 24; Teniaeide, 127, Turpentine Comp., 119; Copper Sulphate; Iron Sulphate. 14 H. K. Mulford Company A Statement of the Relations of the H. K. Mulford Company to the Medical and Pharmaceutical Professions The H. K. Mulford Company favor legislation to protect the quality and purity of drugs, are in full accord with the Pure Food and Drugs Act, and fully realize the necessity of authori- tative standards to define the character, establish the purity, and regulate the strength of medicine. The standardization work of the H. K. Mulford Company includes the adoption of methods for determining the identity and quality of the medicinal drugs and chemicals employed in the manufacture of their products by rigid inspection, chemical assay and physiological testing. This is supplemented by standardizing finished products so that each contains a definite amount of active principle, and by further testing their physio- logical activity on animals. Necessity for Authoritative Standards The United States Pharmacopeia requires the standardization of many of the potent drugs and preparations of the same by chemical assay. Pharmacists are under moral and legal obligations to conform with the requirement s of the Pharmacopeia in dispensing. The standardization of preparations presents diffi- culties to pharmacists because of the great expense incident to the standardization of small lots. Manu- facturing houses provided with scientific departments and facilities for doing standardization work are in position to co- operate with the pharmaceutical profession by supplying them with standardized preparations. Consequently, pharmacists, in order to comply with Pharmacopeial requirements, will doubtless find it to their advantage to secure their supplies from reliable manufacturers. PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF STANDARDIZATION Moral and Legal Authority of the U. S. Pharmaco- peia SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT OF H. K. MULFORD COMPANY The H. K. Mulford Company's Scientific Department employs experts skilled in phar- macy, chemistry, botany, physiology and biology, working in co-operation with con- sultants of national and international reputa- tion. This department exercises supervision of our labora- tories and the standardization of our products. All products marketed by us under Pharmacopeial and National Formulary names conform with the standards of the United States Phar- macopeia and National Formularly and are guaranteed to con- form with the National Food and Drugs Act. The H. K. Mulford Co.'s Guaranty H. K. Mulford Company 15 As our Scientific Department is constantly en- gaged in original research, improvements in processes are frequently made. When of more than minor importance, such improvements will appear on labels, and full information concerning the same will be offered to the U. S. Pharmacopeia Revision Committee. When the invest igations of our Research Department result in discovery of new and valuable therapeutic agents they -will be introduced to science by the publication of full knowledge con- cerning them, and to protect capital invested, process patents and brand-names will be used, leaving the products themselves open to competition so that they may be prescribed by physicians and dispensed by pharmacists with- out violating their ethical obligations. We believe that product patents are a hindrance to progress in materia medica science, injurious to the profession and inimical to the public welfare, since they create unfair monopoly, prevent the educational institutions of medicine and pharmacy from co-operating with the manufac- turers in the introduction of new and useful materia medica products, and assist in creating a fictitious demand for thera- peutic novelties, concerning which knowledge cannot be prop- erly developed for reasons just stated. Research Department Opposed to Monopoly The Mulford label will be limited m its appli- cation to preparations of the United States Pharmacopeia, National Formulary, biological products, vaccines, fluid extracts of unofficial drugs, specialties intended for physicians' pre- scribing, customary articles, such as soda mint tablets, etc. Labels relating to these preparations on containers liable to be purchased by the lay public will not contain the names of diseases in the treatment of which the article is indicated. Only titles, formulas, physiological properties, therapeutic indications and doses will be stated. This rule does not apply to literature distributed solely to physicians, to advertising in medical journals or to vaccines or antitoxins. No article under the H. K. Mulford Co.'s label liable to fall into the hands of the lay public, intended for the use of physicians, will be accom- panied with circular matter containing the names of diseases in the treatment of which the article is indicated.* LABELS AND LITERATURE Protection to Professional Interests A very large proportion of population, especially in rural districts, is and must always be dependent upon domestic and emergency remedies. Recognizing the necessity for domestic medicines and the advantage of confining this class of preparations to reliable and skilled manufacturing pharmacists, insur- ing reliable products with accurate statements concerning formulas, dosage and therapeutic claims, in contradistinction to secret or so-called patent medi- cines, and with the object of reserving the Mulford label to protect professional interests, a limited number of preparations will be manufactured by the H. K. Mulford Company and dis- tributed under the name of the' Waverly Chemical Company, a regularly chartered corporation. THE SALE OF DOMESTIC MEDICINES Confining Manufacture to Reliable Concerns 16 H. K. Mulford Company Full formulas and accurate statements will appear on the labels and literature, and all preparations distributed by this company will conform to the requirements of the Food and Drugs Act. Guaranty No. 3047. Unwarranted or misleading statements as to the therapeutic value will not be made. No article will be offered as a specific or as a cure. Information on labels and circulars will be confined to statements taken from standard authorities, giving informa- tion which the public should know in order to employ them properly. Our object is not to promote but to limit self- medication. Physicians and pharmacists often have preparations made for them by manufacturing houses. It is manifest that manufacturers will be solicited to prepare medicine for nostrum venders unless rules are adopted to prevent purchasers from using such products for the purpose of quackery. Follow- ing our uniform rule in this matter, we will supply such formulas only for legitimate use. The labels and literature of products put up under buyers' names will be carefully revised to conform in every respect to the requirements of the Pure Food and Drugs Act, and will bear correct formulas on labels. SPECIAL-FORMULA DEPARTMENT Opposed to Quackery WORD-MARK PREPARATIONS This class of preparations, intended for the use of the medi- cal profession, comprises certain specialties which possess the following advantages: First.-They are open formulas-that is, the rational for- mula, or percentage composition of medicinal ingredients, is given. Second.-They are exclusively introduced to the medical profession, and are not advertised to the lay public. Third.-Labels, packages and circulars accompanying them are intended for the medical profession only. Fourth.-They are not advertised to the medical profession in a misleading manner. Fifth.-They are provided with technical names conform- able with scientific nomenclature, and also with brand-names by which they may be specified in prescribing or ordering. We claim no proprietorship in these preparations, our only claim is skill in selecting drugs and preparing them. THE H. K. MULFORD COMPANY GUARANTY The general management and ownership of the business of the H. K. Mulford Company are controlled by graduates of Pharmacy, and we accept full responsibility for every prepara- tion bearing our label, the following being a copy of the guaranty which appears on all products of our laboratory: "Made and guaranteed by H. K. Mulford Company. Guaranty No. 172." The H. K. Mulford Co. Controlled by Graduates of Pharmacy H. K. MULFORD COMPANY. PART FIRST H. K. Mulford Company 17 PART FIRST EMBRACING Assayed and Physiologically Tested Fluid Ex- tracts, Powdered Extracts, Solid Extracts, Tinctures, Hypodermic Tablets Twenty-five per cent discount to Veteri- nary Surgeons, from Parts First, Second and Fourth Parts Third and Fifth are net Special prices furnished on bulk quantities 18 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIRST ASSAYED FLUID EXTRACTS Made by Cold Percolation from Care- fully Selected and Assayed Drugs Our fluid extracts accurately rep- resent the drugs from which they are made. The greatest care is exercised in selecting drugs of the very best qual- ity, and the most skilled attention is given to their manufacture through- out; combining these with practical pharmaceutical experience, and use of the most improved appliances, we are able to offer fluid extracts of standard purity, accuracy, strength and ele- gance. The process em ployed in the manu- facture of fluid extracts is that of modified repercolation, in which no heat is brought in contact with the drug, thereby avoiding all danger of injuring the valu- able constituents of the plant. As prescribed by the United States Pharmacopeia, one gram of the drug is represented by one cubic centimeter of the fluid extract. The British fluid extracts, or liquid extracts, as they are called, are of the strength of one avoirdupois ounce to one imperial fluidounce, which practically corresponds with our own. In Germany, " parts," meaning " parts by weight," are used, so that each grain of drug is represented by one grain of fluid ex- tract, the relation being weight for weight. We standardize all of the fluid extracts directed to be stand- ardized by the Pharmacopeia, and apply the same system to as many more fluid extracts as possible. As new processes of standardization are developed by our Scientific Department, or published by experts from time to time, we shall extend the scope of our standardization work. Listed with the fluid extracts is a class of preparations, most of them compounds, originally devised for the convenience of the pharmacist in preparing tinctures, syrups, etc., extempora- neously. These preparations are called " fluids " in some price- lists, "liquids" in others. They differ from fluid extracts in that they are not made " 1 gm. to the c.c." In this list they are marked with the asterisk, thus: (*), and labeled " fluids." When ordered in 4-ounce bottles, add 20 cents to the pint price. Special Prices in Bulk. Write for Quotations. We do not supply in 1-2 gallon containers. PART FIRST H. K. Mulford Company 19 ASSAYED FLUID EXTRACTS The Pharmacopeia directs that the following fourteen fluid extracts shall be standardized by process given. Fluid Extract: fAconite U.S.P., 100 c.c. 0.4 gm. Aconitine. Belladonna Root " 100 c.c. 0.4 " mydriatic Alkaloids. Cinchona " 100c.c.4.0 " anhyd. ether-sol. Aiks. Coca " 100 c.c. 0.5 " ether-sol. Alkaloids. Colchicum Seed.. " 100 c.c. 0.4 " Colchicine. Conium " 100 c.c. 0.45 " Coniine. Guarana " 100 c.c. 3.5 " Alkaloids. Hydrastis " 100 c.c. 2.0 " Hydrastine. Hyoscyamus " 100 c.c. 0.075 " Alkaloids. Ipecac " 100 c.c. 1.5 " Nux Vomica " 100 c.c. 1.0 " Strychnine. Pilocarpus " 100 c.c. 0.4 " Alkaloids. Scopola " 100 c.c. 0.5 " mydriatic Alkaloids. Stramonium " 100 c.c. 0.25 " In addition to the above we also standardize the following forty-four fluid extracts; seventeen are U. S. P., but are not required to be standard- ized by the Pharmacopeia; two are N. F. and twenty-five are unofficial. Fluid Extract: f Aconite Leaves ....100 c.c 0.2 gm. Aconitine. Apocynum..U.S.P..physiologically standardized. Aspidium 100 c.c 6.0 gm. Oleoresin. Aspidosperma 100 c.c 1.0 " total Aiks. Bellad'na Leaves.,100 c.c 0.3 " myd. Aiks. Capsicum ..U.S.P...100 c.c. not less than 10.0 " Oleoresin. Cascara Sagrada ..100 c.c. " " " 2.5 " Emodin. Cascara Sagrada, Aromatic 100 c.c. " " " 2.5 " Cascara Sagrada, Bitterless 100 c.c. " " " 2.5 " Cinchona (Detan- nated 100 c.c 5.0 " total Aiks. Cinchona, Red 100 c.c 5.0 " total Aiks. Cinchona Comp...100 c.c. not less than 2.0 " anhyd. cinch. Alkaloids. Coca Leaves, Soluble 100 c.c 0.4 " ether-sol. Aiks. Colchicum Corm..100 c.c 0.35 " Colchicine. Those marked (t) are also physiologically tested. 20 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIRST ASSAYED FLUID EXTRACTS (Continued) Convallaria, U. S. P physiologically standardized. Cubeb, U. S. P... 100 c.c. not less than 15.0 gm. Oleoresin. (Digitalis 100 c.c 0.25 " Digitoxin. (Ergot 100 c.c 0.15 " Cornutine. Frangula...U.S.P..100 c.c. not less than 1.25" Emodin. (Gelsemium " .100 c.c 0.4 " Alkaloids. Ginger, African ...100 c.c. not less than 6.0 " Oleoresin. Ginger ...U.S.P....100 c.c. " " " 4.0 " Hydrastis, Aque- ous 100 c.c 1.0 " Hydrastine. Ignatia 100 c.c 1.5 " total Aiks. (Indian Cannabis, U.S.P 100 c.c. not less than 10.0 " Resin. Ipecac, Soluble 100 c.c 1.5 " Alkaloids. Jalap, N. F 100 c.c. not less than 7.0 " Resin. Kola, N. F 100 c.c 1.0 " Alkaloids. Kola Nut, Fresh ..100 c.c 0.65 " Lobelia, U. S. P., 1890 100 c.c 0.5 " total Aiks. Opium, Camphor- ated (for Tinc- ture) 100 c.c 0.44 " Morphine. Opium, Concen- trated (for Tincture) 100 c.c 4.8 to 5.0 " Physostigma 100 c.c 0.15 " Physostigmine. Podophyllum, U.S.P 100 c.c ..4.0 " Resin. Rhamnus Purshi- ana, U.S.P 100 c.c. not less than 2.0 " Emodin. Rhamnus Purshi- ana, Aromatic, U.S.P 100 c.-e. " " " 2.0 " Rhubarb, U.S.P...100 c.c. " " " 1.25" " Sanguinaria, U.S.P., 1890 100 c.c 2.5 " Sanguinarine. Senna U.S.P...100 c.c. not less than 0.75 " Emodin. Senna, U. S. P., 1830 100 c.c. " " " 0.75" (Squill, U.S.P physiologically standardized. tSquill,U.S.P.,1890.physiologically standardized. Stramonium Seed, 100 c.c 0.25 gm. myd. Aiks. (Veratrum,U. S.P., 100 c.c 1.00 " total Aiks. Those marked (t) are also physiologically tested. PART FIRST H. K. Mulford Company 21 When ordered in 4-ounce bottles, add 20 cents to the pint price. ASSAYED FLUID EXTRACTS Special Prices in Bulk. Write for Quotations. Per lb. Aconite Leaves (Assayed and physiologically tested) (Aconitum Napellus)..., $1 50 Standard, 0.2 per cent aconitine. Narcotic, sedative, diaphoretic. Dose for horse, 10 min. to 1 dr.; cow, 1-2 to 1 dr.; sheep, 5 min.; pig, 5 min.; dog, 1 min. Aconite Root, U.S. P. (Assayed and physiologically tested) (Aconitum Napellus) 175 Standard, 0.4 gm. aconitine in 100 c.c. Narcotic, sedative, diaphoretic. Dose for horse, 10 min. to 1 dr.; cow, 1-2 to 1 dr.; sheep, 5 min.; pig, 5 min.; dog, 1 min. African Cannabis. See Cannabis Africana 4 00 Aloes (Aloes, U. S. P. Varieties) 1 65 100 c.c. represents: Aloes, 30 gm.; glycyrrhiza, 60 gm. Hepatic, cathartic, emmenagogue. Dose for horse, 2 to 10 dr.; cow, 2 to 10 dr.; sheep, 1 to 2 dr.; pig, 1 to 2 dr.; dog, 10 min. Arnica Flowers, N. F. (Arnica montana) 1 60 Stimulant, diaphoretic, diuretic. Horse, cow, sheep, pig, dog. Asafetida (Ferula fcetida) 6 00 Antispasmodic, carminative. Dose for horse, 2 to 4 dr.; cow, 4 dr.; sheep, 1 to 2 dr.; pig, 1 to 2 dr.; dog, 10 min. Belladonna Leaves (Assayed) (Atropa Belladonna) 2 10 Standard, 0.3 gm. mydriatic alkaloids in 100 c.e. Narcotic, diuretic. Dose for horse, 1-2 to 1 dr.; cow, 1 to 2 dr.; sheep, 5 min.; pig, 5 min.; dog, 1-2 to 1 min. Belladonna Root, U. S. P. (Assayed) (Atropa Belladonna) 2 25 Standard, 0.4 gm. mydriatic alkaloids in 100 c.c. Mydriatic, cardiac stimulant, antispasmodic. Dose for horse, 1-2 to 1 dr.; cow, 1 to 2 dr.; sheep, 5 min.; pig, 5 min.; dog, 1-2 to 1 min. Buchu, U. S. P, (Barosma Betulina) 8 00 Stimulating diuretic. Dose for horse, 2 dr. to 1 oz.; cow, 4 dr. to 1 oz.; sheep, 1 dr.; pig, 1 dr.; dog, 10 min. Buchu, Juniper and Potassium Acetate 6 00 Each pint represents Buchu, 12 oz.; Juniper Berries, 3 oz.; Potassium Acetate, 495 gr. Dose for horse, 2 dr. to 1 oz.; cow, 4 dr. to 1 oz.; sheep, 1 dr.; pig, 1 dr.; dog, 10 min. Buckthorn Berries (Rhamnus cathartica) 1 90 Purgative, cathartic. Dose for dog, 1-2 to 1 dr. Calumba, U. S. P. (Jateorhiza palmata) 1 75 Mild, non-astringent tonic. Dose for horse, 4 dr. to 1 oz.; cow, 1-2 to 1 oz.; sheep, 1-2 to 1 dr.; pig, 1-2 to 1 dr.; dog, 5 min. Cannabis Africana (Assayed and physiologically tested) (Cannabis satira) 4 00 Standard, not less than 10 per cent resin. We do not supply in 1-2 gallon containers. 22 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIRST Per lb. Cannabis Indica (Assayed). See Indian Cannabis $7 00 Dose for horse, 2 to 4 dr.; cow, 2 to 4 dr.; sheep, 1 to 4 1-2 dr.; pig, 1 dr.; dog, 5 min. Cantharides (Cantharis vesicatoria) 6 50 Horse, cow, sheep, pig, dog, external use only. Cascara Sagrada (Assayed) (Rhamnus Purshiana) 2 00 Standard, not less than 2.5 gm. emodin in 100 c.c. Laxative, stomachic tonic, cathartic. Made from carefully selected bark not less than three years old. Dose for horse, 2 to 4 dr.; cow, 2 to 4 dr.; sheep, 1 dr.; pig, 1 dr.; dog, 1-2 dr. Cinchona, Red (Assayed) (Cinchona succirubra) 2 25 Standard, 5 gm. total alkaloids in 100 c.c. Antimalarial, tonic. Dose for horse, 2 to 6 dr.; cow, 2 dr. to 1 oz.; sheep, 1 dr.; pig, 1 dr.; dog, 10 min. Colchicum Corm (Assayed) (Colchicum autumnale) 1 75 Standard, 0.35 gm. colchicine in 100 c.c. Narcotic, sedative, alterative, diuretic. Dose for horse, 1 to 2 dr.; cow, 1 to 2 dr.; sheep, 1-2 dr.; pig, 1-2 dr.; dog, 2 min. Colchicum Seed, U. S. P. (Assayed) (Colchicum autum- nale) 3 00 Standard, 0.4 gm. colchicine in 100 c.c. . Narcotic, sedative, alterative, diuretic. Dose for horse, 1 to 2 dr.; cow, 1 to 2 dr.; sheep, 1-2 dr.; pig, 1-2 dr.; dog, 2 min. Conium, U. S. P. (Assayed) (Conium maculatum) 1 60 Standard, 0.45 gm. coniine in 100 c.c. Narcotic poison, sedative. Dose for horse, 2 to 3 dr.; cow, 2 to 3 dr.; sheep, I dr.; pig, 1 dr.; dog, 3 min. Cubeb, U. S. P. (Assayed) (Piper Cubeba) 3 60 Standard, not less than 15 gm. oleoresin in 100 c.c. Diuretic, stimulant. Dose for horse, 2 to 4 dr.; cow, 2 to 4 dr.; sheep, 1-2 dr.; pig, 1-2 dr.; dog, 5 min. Damiana (Turnera microphyIla) 3 00 Tonic, diuretic, aphrodisiac. Dose for horse. 2 to 4 dr.; cow, 2 to 4 dr.; sheep, 1-2 dr.; pig, 1-2 dr.; dog, 10 min. Digitalis, U. S. P. (Assayed and physiologically tested) (Digitalis purpurea) 2 50 Standard, 0.25 gm. digitoxin in 100 c.c. Diuretic, cardiac tonic and stimulant. Dose for horse, 1-2 to 1 dr.; cow, 1 to 11-2 dr.; sheep, 10 min.; pig, 5 min.; dog, 1 min. Ergot, U. S. P. (Assayed and physiologically tested) (Claviceps purpurea) 3 00 (Extra select true Spanish) Standard. 0.15 gm. cornutine of Keller in 100 c.c. Stimulant to unstriped muscular fiber. Dose for horse, 4 to 8 dr.; cow, 4 to 8 dr.; sheep, 5 to 10 min.; pig, 5 to 10 min.; dog, 10 min. Eucalyptus, U. S. P. (Eucalyptus globulus) 1 50 Antiperiodic, antiseptic, antispasmodic. Dose for horse, 2 to 3 dr.; cow, 2 to 4 dr.; sheep, 1-2 ' dr.; pig, 1-2 dr.; dog, 10 min. ASSAYED FLUID EXTRACTS PART FIRST H. K. Mulford Company 23 Per lb. Gelsemium, U. S. P. (Assayed and physiologically tested) (Gelsemium sempervirens) $2 25 Standard, 0.4 gm. alkaloids in 100 c.c. Febrifuge, nerve and arterial sedative. Dose for horse, 1-2 to 2 dr.; cow, 1-2 to 2 dr.; sheep, 10 min.; pig, 10 min.; dog, 2 min. Gentian, U. S. P. (Gentiana lutea) 1 25 Bitter tonic. Dose for horse, 4 to 8 dr.; cow, 8 to 12 dr.; sheep, 1 to 2 dr.; pig, 1 to 2 dr.; dog, 5 min. Ginger, African (Assayed) (Amomum Zingiber) 1 75 Standard, not less than 6 gm. oleoresin in 100 c.c. Stomachic, stimulating aromatic. Dose for horse, 1 to 2 dr.; cow, 2 to 4 dr.; sheep, 1-2 to 1 dr.; pig 1-2 to 1 dr.; dog, 5 min. Glycyrrhiza, U. S. P. (Glycyrrhiza glabra) 1 25 Demulcent, expectorant. Dose for horse, 2 to 4 dr.; cow, 4 to 8 dr.; sheep, 1 dr.; pig, 1 dr.; dog, 30 min. Grindelia (Soluble) (Grindelia robusta) 2 00 Anti-asthmatic expectorant. Miscible with water. Dose for horse, 2 to 3 dr.; sheep, 1-2 dr.; dog, 5 min. Hyoscyamus, U. S. P. (Assayed) (Hyoscyamus niger) 2 00 Standard, 0.075 gm. total alkaloids in 100 c.c. Narcotic, sedative, diuretic. Dose for horse, 2 to 4 dr.; cow, 2 to 8 dr.; sheep, 1-2 dr.; pig, 1-2 dr.; dog, 5 min. Indian Cannabis, U. S. P. (Assayed and physiologically tested) (Cannabis sativa)., 7 00 Standard, not less than 10 gm resin in 100 c.c. Narcotic, sedative, stimulant. Dose for horse, 4 to 6 oz.; dog, 2 to 10 min. ipecac, U. S. P. (Assayed)'(Cephaelis Ipecacuanha) 10 00 Standard, 1.5 gm. ether-soluble alkaloids (emetine and cephaeline) in 100 c.c. Emetic, stimulant, diaphoretic, expectorant. Dose for horse, 1 to 2 dr.; pig, 1-2 dr.; dog, 10 min. Juniper Berries, N. F. (Juniperus communis) 1 25 Carminative, diuretic. Dose for horse, 2 to 4 dr.; cow, 2 to 4 dr.; sheep, 1-2 dr.; pig, 1-2 dr.; dog, 10 min. Lobelia, U. S. P. (Acetic) (Lobelia inflata) I 00 Anti-asthmatic, emetic, diaphoretic, expectorant. Lobelia, U. S. P. 1890 (alcoholic) (Lobelia inflata) 1 50 Standard, 0.5 gm. total alkaloids in 100 c.c. Anti-asthmatic, emetic, diaphoretic, expectorant. Dose for horse, 1 to 3 dr.; sheep, 1-2 dr.; pig, 1-2 dr.; dog, 5 min. Male Fern (Assayed) (Aspidium Dryopteris Filix-mas)... 2 25 Standard, not less than 6 gm. oleoresin in 100 c.c. Anthelmintic. Dose for horse, 3 to 6 dr.; sheep, 1 to 2 dr.; pig, I to 2 dr.; dog, 1-2 to 1 dr. ASSAYED FLUID EXTRACTS 24 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIRST Per lb. Nux Vomica (Assayed) (Strychnos Nux Vomica) $1 75 Standard, 1.0 gm. strychnine in 100 c.c. Stimulant, tonic. Dose for horse, 1 to 2 dr.; cow, 1 to 2 dr.; sheep, 15 to 30 min.; pig, 15 min.; dog, 1 to 2 min. Opium, Camphorated (Assayed) 3 00 Standard: Each fluidounce contains 2 gr. crys- tallized morphine. Spasmodic colic of horse. Dose for horse, 4 to 8 dr. Physostigma (Assayed) (Physostigma venenosum) 2 70 Standard, 0.15 gm. ether-soluble alkaloid (physo- stigmine) in 100 c.c. See Galabar Bean. Purgative, stimulates. Dose for horse, 10 min. to 1 dr.; cow, 1-2 to 1 dr.; sheep, 5 min.; pig, 5 min.; dog, 1 min. Pilocarpus, U. S. P. (Assayed) (Pilocarpus Jaborandi).... 2 50 Standard, 0.4 gm. alkaloids in 100 c.c. Sialagogue, diuretic, diaphoretic. Dose for horse, 2 to 4 dr.; cow, 2 to 4 dr.; sheep, 1-2 to 1 dr.; pig, 1-2 to 1 dr.; dog, 5 min. Quassia, U. S. P. (Picraena excelsa) 1 25 Simple bitter tonic. Dose for horse, 2 to 4 dr.; cow, 4 to 8 dr.; sheep, 1 to 2 dr.; pig 1 to 2 dr.; dog, 5 min. Saw Palmetto Comp 1 75 Diuretic and stimulant to reproductive glands. Each pint represents Saw Palmetto, 2 oz. 405 gr.; Kola Nut. 384 gr.; Parsley Seed, 192 gr.; Coca Leaves, 192 gr., with Aromatics. Dose for horse, 2 to 4 oz.; cow, 4 to 8 dr.; sheep, 1 to 2 dr.; pig, 1 to 2 dr.; dog, 10 min. Spigelia and Senna 3 00 Anthelmintic. Each pint represents Spigelia, 10 oz.; Senna, 6 oz.; Potassium Carbonate, 1-2 oz.; Oil Anise, 20 min.; Oil Caraway, 20 min. To make Syrup Spigelia and Senna, take Eld. Ext. Spigelia and Senna, 4 oz.; Syrup, q.s. 16 oz. Dose for dog, 30 to 60 min, Squill, U. S. P. (Physiologically tested) (Acetic) (Urginea maritima) 1 25 Emetic, expectorant. Dose for horse, 2 to 3 dr.; sheep, 30 min.; pig, 30 min.; dog, 5 min. Stramonium Seed (Assayed) (Datura Stramonium) 2 00 Standard, 0.25 gm. mydriatic alkaloids in 100 c.c. Antispasmodic, narcotic, sedative. Dose for horse, 2 to 3 dr.; cow, 2 to 3 dr.; sheep, 30 min.; pig, 30 min.; dog, 10 min. Uva Ursi, U. S. P. (Arctostaphylos Uva Ursi) 1 25 Stimulating diuretic. Dose for horse, 2 dr. to 1 oz.; cow, 4 dr. to 1 oz.; sheep, 1 dr.; pig, 1 dr.; dog, 10 min. Veratrum, U. S. P. (Assayed and physiologically tested) (Veratrum vir ide) 2 00 Standard, 1 gm. total alkaloids in 100 c.c. Narcotic, cardiac and arterial sedative. Dose for horse, 1-2 to 1 dr.; cow, 1-2 to 1 dr.; sheep, 20 to 30 min.; pig, 20 to 25 min.; dog, 1-10 to 1 min. ASSAYED FLUID EXTRACTS PART FIRST H. K. Mulford Company 25 ASSAYED POWDERED EXTRACTS Powdered extracts represent a more convenient method of medication than solid extracts. In their manufacture care is exercised in selecting drugs that are of the best quality and the extract is standardized by chemical assay or physiological test, or both where possible, to insure a uniformly reliable product. Since powdered extracts are hygroscopic, care must be used in keeping vials tightly corked. Note.-Where pound prices are quoted, 10 cents additional for 1-2 lb. and 20 cents for 1-4 lb. lots of powdered extracts is charged. The U. S. P. directs that powdered extracts of Nux Vomica, Opium and Physostigma shall be standardized by chemical assay. In addition to these we also standardize the following sixteen unofficial powdered extracts: Extract : •Aconite Leaves 0.8 per cent Aconitine. •Aconite Root 2.0 " Aconitine. Belladonna Leaves 1.4 " mydriatic Alkaloids. Belladonna Root 1.6 " mydriatic Alkaloids. Cinchona 20.0 " total anhyd. Aiks. Coca 2.0 " Cocaine. Colchicum Corm 1.4 '' Colchicine. •Digitalis 1.0 " Digitoxin. •Qelsemium 2.0 " total Alkaloids. Hydrastis 10.0 " Hydrastine. Hyoscyamus 0.3 " mydriatic Alkaloids. Ignatia 6.0 " total Alkaloids. Indian Cannabis 20.0 " Resin (1-4strength of solid extract). Sanguinaria 8.0 " Sanguinarine. Scopola 2.0 " mydriatic Alkaloids. Stramonium Leaves 1.0 " mydriatic Alkaloids. •Those marked with an asterisk (*) are also physiologically tested. 26 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIRST Per oz. Vial. Per lb. Aconite Leaves (Assayed and physiologically tested) $0 50 Standard, 0.8 per cent aconitine. Dose for horse, 3 to 6 gr.; cow, 4 to 6 gr.; sheep and pig, 1 to 2 gr.; dog, 1-2 to 1 gr.; cat, 1-2 gr. Aconite Root (Assayed and physiologically tested) 45 Standard, 2 per cent aconitine. Dose for horse, 1 to 3 gr.; cow, 2 to 4 gr.; sheep and pig, 1-2 to 1 gr.; dog, 1-10 to 1-4 gr.; cat, 1-10 gr. Aloes 40 $5 00 Dose for horse, 1-2 to 1 oz.; cow, 1 to 1 1-2 oz.; sheep and pig, 1 to 11-2 dr.; dog, 1-3 to 1 dr.; cat, 10 to 20 gr. Belladonna Leaves (Assayed) 50 6 60 Standard, 1.4 per cent mydriatic alka- loids. Dose for horse, 10 to 20 gr.; cow, 20 to 40 gr.; sheep and pig, 2 to 4 gr.; dog, 1-8 to 1-2 gr.; cat, 1-10 gr. Belladonna Root (Assayed) 60 Standard, 1.6 per cent mydriatic alka- loids. Dose for horse, 5 to 10 gr.; cow, 10 to 30 gr.; sheep and pig, 1 to 2 gr.; dog, 1-12 to 1-8 gr.; cat, 1-12 gr. Buchu 1 70 Dose for horse, 1-2 to 1 oz.; dog, 5 to 15 gr.; cat, 3 gr. Calabar Bean (Assayed) 2 35 Standard, 2 per cent ether-soluble al- kaloids. Dose for horse, 10 to 20 gr.; dog, 1-4 to 1 gr.; cat, 1-4 gr. (In 1-4 oz. bottles, $2.50 per ounce.) Calumba 60 Dose for horse, 2 to 4 dr.; cow, 1 to 1 1-2 oz.; sheep and pig, 1 to 2 dr.; dog, 5 to 15 gr.; cat, 3 gr. Cannabis Indica (Assayed) 1 50 Standard, 20 per cent resin. Dose for horse, 1 to 1 1-2 dr.; dog, 1-4 to 1 gr.; cat, 1-4 gr. Cascara Sagrada 50 6 00 Dose for horse, 2 to 6 dr.; cow, 1 to 1 1-2 oz.; sheep and pig, 1-2 to 1 dr.; dog, 5 to 15 gr.; cat, 5 gr. ASSAYED POWDERED EXTRACTS PART FIRST H, K. Mulford Company 27 Per oz. Vial. Per lb. Cinchona (Assayed) $0 75 Standard, 20 per cent anhydrous alkaloids. Dose for horse, 1 to 2 dr.; cow, 2 to 4 dr.; sheep and pig, 1-2 to 1 dr.; dog, 5 to 20 gr.; cat, 5 gr. Digitalis (Assayed and physiologically tested).. 80 Standard, 1 per cent digitoxin. Dose for horse, 5 to 10 gr.; cow, 10 to 15 gr.; sheep and pig, 1 to 2 gr.; dog, 1-8 to 1-2 gr.; cat, 1-8 gr. "Ergot 1 05 Gelsemium (Assayed and physiologically tested ) 50 Standard, 2 per cent total alkaloids. Dose for horse, 1-2 to 1 dr.; cow, 1 to 1 1-2 dr.; sheep and pig, 5 to 10 gr.; dog, 1 to 2 gi^ cat, Igr. Gentian 40 $5 00 Dose for horse, 2 to 4 dr.; cow, 4 to 8 dr.; sheep and pig, 1 to 2 dr.; dog, 5 to 20 gr.; cat, 5 gr. Hyoscyamus (Assayed) 45 6 00 Standard, 0.3 per cent mydriatic alka- loids. Dose for horse, 1-3 to 1 dr.; cow, 40 to 80 gr.; sheep and pig, 10 to 60 gr.; dog, 1-2 to 2 gr.; cat, 1-2 gr. Nux Vomica (Assayed) 40 5 00 Standard, 5 per cent strychnine. Dose for horse, 2 to 15 gr.; cow, 2 to 10 gr.; sheep and pig, 1 to 2 gr.; dog, 1-10 to 1-5 gr.; cat, 1-10 gr. Opium, U. S. P., 3 15 Standard, 20 per cent crystallized mor- phine. Dose for horse, 1-2 to 1 dr.; cow, 1 to 2 dr.; sheep and pig, 2 to 10 gr.; dog, 1-5 to 1-2 gr.; cat, 1-5 gr. Physostigma (Assayed) 2 35 Standard, 2 per cent ether-soluble alka- loids. In 1-4 oz. vials, $2.50 per oz. Podophyllum 40 Dose for dog, 1-2 to 1 gr.; cat, 1-2 gr. Quassia, U. S. P 65 Dose for horse, 2 to 4 dr.; cow, 2 to 6 dr.; sheep and pig, 1-2 to 2 dr.; dog, 5 to 10 dr.; cat, 5 gr. Stramonium Leaves (Assayed) 55 Standard, 1 per cent mydriatic alkaloids. Dose for horse, 20 to 60 gr.; cow, 40 to 80 gr.; sheep and pig, 10 to 20 gr.; dog, 1-2 to 2 gr.; cat, 1-2 gr. Valerian 40 Dose for dog, 5 to 10 gr.; cat, 5 gr. ASSAYED POWDERED EXTRACTS Note.-The doses for sheep are given larger in the case of the vegetable neurotics than is proportionate for the weight. This is correct. See " Harley's Old Vegetable Neurotics." "Those marked with an asterisk (*) are also physiologically tested. 28 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIRST ASSAYED SOLID EXTRACTS Great care must be employed m the preparation of solid extracts, owing to the fact that they are produced by evaporat- ing solutions of vegetable substances. Vegetable substances owe their therapeutic properties to principles which are easily injured by heat, and if the temperature of the evaporating solu- tion is raised above the proper degree irreparable injury results. Our solid extracts are prepared in vacuum pans,and at low heat and with care, thus in- suring active preparations. Attention is especially called to the preservation of the chlorophyll and other nat- ural vegetable coloring mat- ters of the plants, due to the low temperature em- ployed. To further insure activity and uniformity, the finished preparations are standardized by chem- ical assay whenever prac- tical - that is whenever the drug contains alka- loids or other active prin- ciples for the accurate quantitative determination of w h i c h assay methods have been devised. The U. S. Pharmacopeia directs that the following solid extracts shall be standardized: Belladonna Leaves 1.4 per cent mydriatic alkaloids. Colchicum Corm 1.4 " " colchicine. Hyoscyamus 0.3 " " mydriatic alkaloids. Scopola 2.0 " " mydriatic alkaloids. Stramonium 1.0 " " mydriatic alkaloids. In addition to the above we also standardize the following twenty solid extracts; eighteen are unofficial and two are U. 8. P., but not required to be standardized by the Pharmacopeia: 'Aconite Leaves 0.8 per cent Aconitine. 'Aconite Root 2.0 " Aconitine. Belladonna Root 1.6 " mydriatic Alkaloids. Cinchona ..20.0 " total anhyd. Aiks. Cinchona, Red 20.0 " total anhyd. Aiks. Coca 2.0 " Cocaine. Conium Fruit 2.0 " Coniine. 'Digitalis, U.S.P 1.0 " Digitoxin. 'Gelsemium 2.0 " total Alkaloids. Hydrastis 10.0 " Hydrastine. Ignatia 6.0 " total Alkaloids. 'Indian Cannabis, U.S.P Not less than 80 per cent Resin. Kola Nut 4.0 per cent Alkaloids. Nux Vomica 5.0 " Strychnine. Opium 20.0 " Morphine. Physostigma 2.0 " ether-soluble Aiks. Pilocarpus 2.0 " Alkaloids. Sanguinaria 8.0 " Sanguinarine Stramonium Seed 1.0 " mydriatic Alkaloids. 'Veratrum 4.0 " Alkaloids. 'Those marked with an asterisk (*) are also physiologically tested. PART FIRST H. K. Mulford Company 29 ASSAYED SOLID EXTRACTS Per 1 lb. 1-4 lb. 1 oz. Aconite Leaves (.Assayed and physiologically tested) Si 20 $0 42 Standard, 0.8 per cent aconitine. Dose for horse, 3 to 6 gr.; cow, 4 to 8 gr.; sheep and pig, 1 to 2 gr.; dog, 1-2 to 1 gr.; cat, 1-2 gr. Aconite Root (Assayed and physiologically tested) (Aconitum Napellus) $6 00 1 60 46 Standard, 2 per cent aconitine. Dose for horse, 1 to 3 gr.; cow, 2 to 4 gr.; sheep and pig, 1-2 to 1 gr.; dog, 1-10 to 1-4 gr.; cat, 1-10 gr. Aloes, U. S. P. (U.S.P. varieties) 2 70 75 25 Dose for horse, 1-2 to 1 oz.; cow, 1 to 11-2 oz.; sheep and pig, 1 to 1 1-2 dr.; dog, 20 to 60 gr.; cat, 10 to 20 gr. Belladonna Leaves, U.S.P. (Assayed) (Atropa Belladonna) 5 00 1 35 40 Standard, 1.4 per cent mydriatic alka- loids. Dose for horse, 10 to 20 gr.; cow, 20 to 40 gr.; sheep and pig, 2 to 4 gr.; dog, 1-8 to 1-2 gr.; cat, 1-10 gr. Belladonna Root, U. S. P. (Assayed) (Atropa Belladonna) 6 60 1 75 50 Standard, 1.6 per cent mydriatic alka- loids. Dose for horse, 5 to 10 gr.; cow, 10 to 30 gr.; sheep and pig, 1 to 2 gr.; dog, 1-12 to 1-8 gr.; cat, 1-12 gr. Buchu (Barosma betulina) 1 50 1 gr. represents about 8 gr. green buchu leaves. Dose for horse, 1-2 to 1 oz.; dog, 5 to 15 gr.; cat, 3 gr. Calabar Bean (Assayed) (Physostigma ven- enosum) 2 25 Standard, 2 per cent ether-soluble alkaloids. Dose for horse, 10 to 20 gr.; dog, 1-4 to 1 gr.; cat, 1-4 gr. Calumba (Jateorhiza palmata) SO 1 gr. represents 5 gr. drug. Dose for horse, 120 to 240 gr.; cow, 1 to 1 1-2 oz.; sheep and pig, 40 to 60 gr.; dog, 5 to 15 gr.; cat, 3 gr. Cannabis Indica, U. S. P. (Assayed and physiologically tested). (Cannabis sativa.) See Indian Cannabis 2 50 30 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIRST Per t lb. 1-4 lb. 1 oz. Cascara Sagrada (Rhamnus Purshiana).... $5 00 $1 35 $0 40 1 gr. represents 3 gr. drug. Dose for horse, 120 to 360 gr.; cow. 1 to 1 1-2 oz.; sheep and pig, 30 to 60 gr.; dog, 5 to 15 gr.; cat, 5 gr. Cascara Sagrada, Bitterless 5 00 1 35 40 1 gr. represents 3 gr. drug. Dose for horse. 120 to 360 gr.; cow, 1 to 1 1-2 oz.; sheep and pig, 30 to 60 gr.; dog, 5 to 15 gr.; cat, 5 gr. Cinchona (Assayed) (Cinchona Calisaya).... 9 00 2 35 65 Standard, 20 per cent total anhydrous alkaloids. Dose for horse, 60 to 120 gr.; cow, 120 to 240 gr.; sheep and pig, 30 to 60 gr.; dog, 5 to 20 gr.; cat, 5 gr. Cinchona, Red (Assayed) (Cinchona suc- cirubra) 9 00 2 35 65 Standard, 20 per cent total anhydrous alkaloids. Dose for horse, 60 to 120 gr.; cow, 120 to 240 gr.; sheep and pig, 30 to 60 gr.; dog, 5 to 20 gr.; cat, 5 gr. Colchicum Corm, U.S.P.(Assayed) (Colchicum autumnale) 6 00 1 60 46 Standard, 1-4 per cent colchicine. Dose for horse, 30 to 120 gr.; sheep and pig, 10 to 30 gr.; dog, 3 to 5 gr.; cat, 3 gr. Conium Fruit (Conium maculatum) 8 20 2 15 60 Standard, 2 per cent coniine. Dose for horse, 20 to 60 gr.; cow, 60 to 120 gr.; sheep and pig, 5 to 15 gr.; dog, 1 to 2 gr.; cat, 1 gr. Digitalis, U. S. P. (Assayed and physiologi- cally tested) (Digitalispurpurea) (Fox- glove) 6 40 1 70 48 Standard, 1 per cent digitoxin. 1 gr. represents about 4 gr. drug. Dose for horse, 5 to 10 gr.; cow, 10 to 15 gr.; sheep and pig, 1 to 2 gr.; dog, 1-8 to 1-2 gr.; cat, 1-8 gr. 'Ergot, U.S.P. (Claviceps purpurea) 12 00 3 10 85 1 gr. represents about 8 gr. Ergot. Dose for horse, 20 to 60 gr.; cow, 30 to 90 gr.; sheep and pig, 10 to 15 gr.; dog, 2 to 10 gr.; cat, 2 to 10 gr. ASSAYED SOLID EXTRACTS 'Those marked with an asterisk (•) are also physiologically tested. PART FIRST H. K. Mulford Company 31 Per 1 lb. 1-4 lb. 1 oz. Gelsemium (Assayed and physiologically tested) (Gelsemium sempervireris)... $0 35 Standard, 2 per cent total alkaloids. Dose for horse, 30 to 60 gr.; cow, 60 to 90 gr.; sheep and pig, 5 to 10 gr.; dog, 1 to 2 gr.; cat, 1 gr. Gentian, U.S.P. (Gentiana lutea) $1 40 $0 45 17 1 gr. represents about 3 gr. drug. Dose for horse, 120 to 240 gr.; cow, 240 to 480 gr.; sheep and pig, 60 to 120 gr.; dog, 5 to 20 gr.; cat, 5 gr. Glycyrrhiza, Pure, U.S.P. (Licorice) 1 40 45 17 Dose for horse, cow, sheep, pig, dog and cat, ad libitum as a demulcent. Hyoscyamus, U.S.P. (Assayed) (Hyoscyamus niger) (Henbane) 4 00 1 10 33 Standard, 0.3 per cent mydriatic alka- loids. Dose for horse, 20 to 60 gr.; cow, 40 to 80 gr.; sheep and pig, 20 to 30 gr.; dog, 1-2 to 2 gr.; cat, 1-2 gr. Indian Cannabis, U. S. P. (Assayed and physiologically tested.). (Cannabis sativa) 2 50 Standard, not less than 80 per cent resin. Dose for horse, 60 to 90 gr.; dog, 1-4 to 1 gr.; cat, 1-4 gr. Nux Vomica (Assayed) (Strychnos Nux Vomica) 3 60 1 00 31 Standard, 5 per cent strychnine. Dose for horse, 2 to 15 gr.; cow, 2 to 10 gr.; sheep and pig, 1 to 2 gr.; dog, 1-10 to 1-5 gr.; cat, 1-10 gr. Opium (Assayed) 3 15 Standard, 20 per cent crystallized morphine. Dose for horse, 30 to 60 gr.; cow, 60 to 120 gr.; sheep and pig, 2 to 10 gr.; dog, 1-5 to 1 gr.; cat, 1-5 gr. Phytolacca Root (Phytolacca decandr a) (Poke Root) .... 3 20 90 28 1 gr. represents 4 gr. Poke Root. Dose for horse, 60 to 120 gr.; cow, 120 to 240 gr.; sheep and pig, 20 to 30 gr.; dog, 5 to 10 gr.; cat, 5 gr. ASSAYED SOLID EXTRACTS 32 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIRST ASSAYED SOLID EXTRACTS Per 1 lb. 1-4 lb. 1 oz. Pilocarpus (Assayed) (Pilocarpus Jaborandi) $0 65 Standard, 2 per cent alkaloids. Dose for horse, 120 to 180 gr. Sanguinaria (Assayed) (Sanguinaria can- adensis) (Blood Root) . 86 Standard, 8 per cent Sanguinarine. Dose for horse, 60 to 90 gr.; dog, 5 to 10 gr.; cat, 3 to 5 gr. Saw Palmetto (Serenoa serrulata) $4 00 $1 10 38 1 gr. represents about 4 gr. ripe Saw Palmetto Berries. Dose for horse, 120 to 240 gr.; dog, 5 to 10 gr.; cat, 5 gr. Stramonium Leaves, U. S. P. (Assayed) (Datura Stramonium) 4 00 1 10 33 Standard, 1 per cent mydriatic alka- loids. Dose for horse, 20 to 60 gr.; cow, 40 to 80 gr.; sheep and pig, 20 to 30 gr.; dog, 1-2 to 2 gr.; cat, 1-2 gr. Stramonium Seed (Assayed) (Datura Stra- monium) 5 80 1 55 45 Standard, 1 per cent mydriatic alka- loids. Dose for horse, 20 to 60 gr.; cow, 40 to 80 gr.; sheep and pig, 20 to 80 gr.; dog, 1-2 to 2 gr.; cat, 1-2 gr. Uva Ursi (Arctostaphylos Uva Ursi) (Bear Berry) 23 1 gr. represents about 3 gr. Uva Ursi Leaves. Dose for horse, 60 to 120 gr.; dog, 5 to 7 gr.; cat, 3 to 5 gr. Valerian (Valeriana officinalis) 3 60 1 00 31 1 gr. represents about 6 gr. drug. Dose for dog, 5 to 10 gr.; cat, 5 gr. Veratrum (Assayed and physiologically tested) (American Hellebore).. 31 Standard, 4 per cent alkaloids. Dose for horse, 30 to 60 gr.; cow, 40 to 80 gr.; sheep and pig, 15 to 20 gr.; dog, 1-10 to 1 gr.; cat, 1-10 to 1-2 gr. PART FIRST H. K. Mulford Company 33 ASSAYED TINCTURES We furnish standardized tinctures made strictly in accord with the United States Pharmacopeia, eighth revision. STANDARDIZED TINCTURES The U. S. P. directs that the following eleven tinctures shall be standardized by chemical assay: Tinctube: •Aconite Root....U.S.P., 100c.c. 0.045 gm. Aconitine. Bellad. Leaves... " 100 c.c. 0.030 " Alkaloids. Cinchona " 100 c.c. 0.750 " anhyd.eth.-sol.Alks. Colchicum Seed. " 100 c.c. 0.040.... " Colchicine. Hydrastis " 100 c.c. 0.400 " Hydrastine. Hyoscyamus " 100 c.c. 0.007 " mydriatic Aiks. Nux Vomica " 100 c.c. 0.100 " Strychnine. Opium " 100 c.c. 1.2tol.25" crystal. Morphine. Opium,Deod " 100 c.c. 1.2 to 1.25" " Physostigma " 100 c.c. 0.014 " ether-sol. Alkaloids. Stram'n Leaves. " 100 c.c. 0.025 " mydriatic Aiks. In addition to the above we also standardize the following fourteen tinctures; four are un- official and nine are U.S.P., but not required to be standardized by the Pharmacopeia: Tinctube: •Aconite Leaves 100 c.c. 0.020 gm. Aconitine. Cinchona Comp.,U.S.P.,100 c.c. 0.50 " anhyd. cinch. Aiks. Conium 100 c.c. 0.067 " Coniine. •Digitalis U.S.P., 100 c.c. 0.025 " Digitoxin. •Digitol (.Fat-free) 100 c.c. 0.025 " " •Gelsemium U.S.P., 100 c.c. 0.040 " Alkaloids. Ignatia 100 c.c. 0.150 " total Alkaloids. •Indian Can'bis, U.S.P., 100 c.c. 1.000 " Resin. Ipecac and Op'in " 100 c.c. 1.2 to 1.25" crystal. Morphine. Opium, Camph. " 100 c.c. 0.050 " " Sanguinaria. " 100 c.c. 0.250 " Alkaloids. •Squill " physiologically standardized. •Strophanthus... " physiologically tested. •Veratrum " 100 c.c. 0.100 gm. total Alkaloids. •Those marked with an asterisk (*) are also physiologically tested. 34 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIRST ASSAYED TINCTURES If ordered in less than pint packages, extra charge for bottles. Those marked with an asterisk (*) are physiologically standard- ized; those marked with a dagger (t) are standardized chemically. Per Pint. Aconite Leaves*t (As- sayed) 100 c.c. contains 0.02 gm. aconitine $1 10 Aconite Root, U. S. P.*t (Assayed) 100 c.c. con- tains 0.045 gm. aconi- tine 1 25 Aloes and Myrrh, U. S. P. 1 40 Arnica Flowers, U. S. P.. 1 00 Belladonna Leaves, U. S. P.t (Assayed) 100 c.c. contains 0.03 gm. alka- loids 1 25 Benzoin Comp., U. S. P.. 1 40 Calabar Beant (Assayed) See Physostigma 1 60 Cannabis Indica.* See Indian Cannabis 2 00 Cantharides, U. S. P 1 85 Capsicum, U. S. P 1 55 Cinchona Comp., U. S. P.t (Assayed) 100 c.c. con- tains 0.5 gm. anhydrous cinchona alkaloids 1 25 Colchicum Seed, U. S. P.t (Assayed) 100 c.c. con- tains 0.04 gm. colchi- cine 1 40 Coniumt (Assayed) 100 c.c. contains 0.067 gm. coniine 1 25 Digitalis, U. S. P.*t (As- sayed and physiologi- cally tested) 100 c.c. contains 0.025 gm. digi- toxin 1 25 Digitol.'t (Fat-free Tinc- ture) An assayed and physiologically tested Tincture of Digitalis, free from irritating fats and oils. 100 c.c. con- tains 0.025 gm.digitoxin. See page 78, Part Third. Ferric Chloride, U. S. P.. 1 00 Ferric Citro-Chloride,N.F. 1 10 Gelsemium, U. S. P.t (As- sayed) 100 c.c. contains 0.04 gm. alkaloids 1 25 Gentian Comp., U. S. P.. 1 10 Ginger, U. S. P 1 60 Hydrastis, U. S. P.t As- sayed) 100 c.c. contains 0.4 gm. hydrastine 2 50 Hyoscyamus, U.S.P.t (As- sayed) 100 c.c. contains 0.007 gm. mydriatic alkaloids 1 25 Per Pint. ignatiat (Assayed) 100 c.c. contains 0.15 gm. total alkaloids $1 00 Indian Cannabis, U.S.P.*t (Assayed and physiolo- gically tested) 100 c. c. contains not less than 1 gm. resin 2 00 Iodine, U. S. P 2 60 Iodine Comp 2 25 Ipecac and Opium, U. S. P.t 100 c.c. contains 1.2 to 1.25 gm. crystallized morphine 4 75 Iron Chloride. See Ferric Chloride 1 00 Iron Chloride, Tasteless. See Ferric Citro-Chlo- ride, N. F 1 10 Kino, U. S. P 1 40 Lobelia, U. S. P 1 00 Myrrh, U. S. P 1 75 Nux Vomica, U. S. P.t 100 c.c. contains 0.1 gm. strychnine 1 25 Opium, U. S. P.f 100 c.c. contains 1.2 to 1.25 gm. crystallized morphine.. 3 75 Opium Camphorated, U. S. P. Assayed to con- tain the equivalent of 1-4 gr. of pure crystal- lized morphine in each fluidounce 1 45 Physostigma, U. S. P.t (Assayed) 100 c.c. con- tains 0.014 gm. ether- soluble alkaloids 1 60 Quassia, U. S. P 1 00 Sanguinaria, U. S. P. t (Assayed) 100 c.c. con- tains 0.25 gm. alkaloids 1 25 Soap, Green. See Lini- ment Soft Soap, U.S.P., Part Fifth. Stramonium Leaves, U. S. P. (Assayed) 100 c.c. contains 0.025 gm. my- driatic alkaloids 1 00 Strophanthus, U. S. P.* (Physiologically tested) 100 c.c. contains assayed strophanthus, 10 gm... 2 00 Valerian, U. S. P 1 35 Veratrum, U. S. P.*t (As- sayed and physiologi- cally tested:) 100 c.c. con- tains 0.1 gm. total alka- loids 1 60 PABT FIRST H. K. Mulford Company 35 TABLETS, VETERINARY HYPODERMIC (instantly soluble) The advantages of our Hypodermic Tablets are : Instantly soluble in warm or cold water. The advantages to be derived from specifying the Mulford brand of hypodermic tablets are by no means limited to their instantaneous solu- bility in warm or cold water. The principal advantage is due to the material employed in their manufac- ture and to the care used to insure asepsis. The term Mulford brand is synonymous with uniformity, accu- racy and standardization, which ap- plies to the entire line of the Mulford products. Mulford's Hypodermic Tablets are carefully packed in tubes containing 10 and 20 tablets. The tab- lets are instantly soluble, never cause local irritation, are ready for instant use, and are equally applicable hypodermically or by the mouth. HYPODERMIC MEDICATION The rapidly increasing use of hypodermic medication in veterinary practice finds its justification in the many advantages offered by the procedure. It is prompt in results, often saving the life of a patient under circumstances where medicine administered orally would fail to save him. It represents absolute certainty of dosage, the entire amount of drug admin- istered being taken up by the circulation. This is of special advantage in bovine practice, as in these animals medicinal agents gaining access to the rumen may remain there indefi- nitely, exercising no more therapeutic influence than if they were left in the pharmacy. It does away with the always present danger of drenching, a process prolific in the causation of traumatic pneumonia and stomatitis. It insures the drug against changes caused by the gastro- intestinal fluids, whether chemical, as acids or alkalies, or biological, the ferments, enzymes, etc. In certain cases 36 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIRST intravenous injection is preferable (example, in the use of barium chloride or in cases where rapidity takes precedence of all else), but we think it a good rule to avoid this procedure when the same result can be attained by placing the drug beneath the skin, as the danger of thrombosis cannot be over- looked. When the injection is not irritating and the quantity of menstruum is considerable, recourse is sometimes had to intratracheal injection. Whatever the method adopted, care must always be taken to sterilize the syringe, needle and operative field, in order to prevent infection; and care should also be taken to make the injections at points that cannot be subjected to the pressure of the harness. The thin skin of the neck of the horse above the collar space, and the skin of the interior thoracic region of the ox posterior to the point of the elbow, are suitable fields. Care must also be taken to express any bubbles of air from the syringe prior to making the injection. In injecting hypodermic tablets the field may be sterilized with the usual antiseptics, but in the use of the curative sera or vaccines, sterilization by means of the thermocautery is preferable. Our line of hypodermic tablets are remarkable for their absolute solubility, accuracy of dosage an 1 promptness of action, and for their absolute conformity to the most exacting chemical, pharmaceutical and biological standards. FOR SPECIAL HYPODERMIC TABLET OFFERS AND CASES, SEE PAGES 95 TO 102 PART FIRST H. K. Mulford Company 37 TABLETS, VETERINARY HYPODERMIC These tablets are prepared with the same care as our regular soluble Hypodermic Tablets indicated in human practice. THEIR INSTANTANEOUS SOLUBILITY AND ACCURACY recommend them as superior to those usually found on the market. Tablets marked with star (*) are for use in equine and bovine practice and are furnished in tubes of 10 tablets; those without this mark, for canine and feline practice, are furnished in tubes of 20 tablets. Hypodermic Tablets should not be purchased in bulk unless they are to be kept in the office. Our method of manufacture insures a readily friable and instantly soluble tablet, and if the tablets are carried in the medicine case in bulk packages, they will disintegrate by attrition and accuracy of dose cannot be secured. We suggest purchase of hypodermics in 100's supplied in tubes of 10 or 20 tablets according as they may be listed. A o> rO a CM Pm o 'Aconitine Crystals, 1-20 gr Cardiac depressant, sudorific febrifuge. Dose.ltablet three times a day. B 05 - ® to C o o PhM O D 0) Ph O So 11 E cn <D hHS ® d'- Ph .5 O $1 00 * Aconitine Crystals, 1-40 gr Dose, 1 tablet three times aday. 08 70 Aconitine Crystals, 1-120 gr SO 22 $0 80 Dose, 1 tablet threetimes aday. $0 70 Adrin, 1-65 gr Vasomotor constrictor, car- diac tonic, hemostatic. Adrin must be used with suffi- cient frequency to keep up its somewhat fugacious action. Adrin, 1-100 gr Adrin, 1-200 gr Adrin and Cocaine Adrin 1-100 gr. Cocaine Hydrochlor.1-4 gr. Local anesthetic. Cocaine thus compounded has a longer local anesthetic effect. See Specialties, Pages 69 and 70 Adrin and Sparteine Adrin 1-200 gr. Sparteine Sulphate. ..1-8 gr. Vasomotor constrictor, car- diac tonic in pneumonia. Dose, 1 tablet every three hours. 38 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIRST TABLETS, VETERINARY HYPODERMIC Arecoline and Atropine. Areco- line Hydrobromide, 1-2 gr. ; Atropine Sulphate, 1-4 gr A <D X? 2 kt Oh O B co a) B's to C Jg PhM 0 D <D X? fs Sq_, Ph o $0 55 E co D. Pn.S O $4 95 ' Arecoline Hydrobromide, 1-2 gr. 50 4 50 Sialagogue, stimulant to un- striped muscle, diaphoretic, vermifuge. Dose, 1 tablet; do not repeat too often. Never administer arecoline in- travenously, because when placed directly into the cir- culation it has been known to cause cardiac paralysis, due to its action on the car- diac ganglia. To avoid this possibility it is well to asso- ciate arecoline with atropine in hypodermic medication. "Arecoline Hydrobromide, 1 gr.. 90 8 10 Dose, 1 tablet; do not repeat too often. "Atropine Sulphate, 1-1 gr 11 1 00 Cardiac and respiratory stim- ulant, antispasmodic, myd- riatic. Dose, 1 tablet every three or four hours. "Atropine Sulphate, l-2gr 17 1 55 Dose, 1 tablet every three or four hours. Atropine Sulphate, 1-60gr j Dose, 1 tablet every three or four hours. Atropine Sulphate, 1-100gr Dose, 1 tablet every three or four hours. Atropine Sulphate, 1-150 gr Dose, 1 tablet every three or four hours. Atropine Sulphate, 1-200gr Dose, 1 tablet every three or four hours. "Barium Chloride, 5 gr Prompt intestinal evacuant. Dose, 1 tablet in twenty-four hours. Nerve poison if pushed. K0 10 10 10 10 SO 40 40 40 40 SO 30 30 30 30 10 90 PART FIRST H. K. Mulford Company 39 A o rQ cm <D^ PM o Per 100 in Tubes W of 20 C CD O o D o Ph O E &.SO 'Barium Chloride, 7 1-2 gr Dose, 1 to 2 tablets, should not be repeated under twenty- four hours. Nerve poison if pushed. Cardiac, No. 2 $0 Digitalin 1-100 gr. Nitroglycerin 1-100 gr. Strychnine Sulph.,.. .1-30 gr. Atropine Sulphate. .1-250 gr. Valuable in surgical shock. 25 $1 20 Si 10 $0 12 $1 10 Cardiac, No. 3 Digitalin 1-100 gr. Nitroglycerin 1-300 gr. Strychnine Sulphate 1-40 gr. Atropine Sulphate. 1-1000 gr. Sparteine Sulphate. 1-150 gr. 25 1 20 1 10 Cardiac, No. 4 Digitalin 1-60 gr. Nitroglycerin 1-200 gr. Strychnine Sulphate.1-30 gr. Sparteine Sulphate. .1-40 gr. A valuable cardiac tonic in diphtheria. 35 1 35 1 25 'Cardie, "V" Digitalin, Pure 1-8 gr. Sparteine Sulphate 1-5 gr. Strychnine Sulphate...1-6 gr. Cardiac tonic. 31 2 80 'Cardiac, "W" Digitalin 1-4 gr. Sparteine Sulphate... .1-2 gr. Strychnine Sulphate. .3-4 gr. Nitroglycerin 1-8 gr. More active cardiac tonic. Dose, not more than 3 tablets in twenty-four hours, unless imperatively needed. 51 4 60 Cocaine Hydrochloride, 1 1-8 gr... For extempore solution. See page 113, Part Fifth. 'Cocaine Hydrochloride, 1 gr.... Local anesthetic. Dose, q.s. 35 3 15 Cocaine Hydrochloride, 1-2 gr... 40 1 85 1 75 Cocaine Hydrochloride, 1-4 gr... 22 1 00 90 Cocaine Hydrochloride, 1-8 gr... 12 55 45 'Colchicine, 1-4 gr Increases waste, depressant, anti-rheumatic. Dose, 1 tablet three times aday. 1 25 11 25 'Colchicine, 1-2 gr Dose, 1 tablet three times a day. 2 25 20 25 TABLETS, VETERINARY HYPODERMIC 40 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIRST TABLETS, VETERINARY HYPODERMIC A o I Ph o B co rt q-< PU.S O C fa Q) O ., , Pl.No Per Tube h of 10 E GO S'o O' Ph .5 O 'Colic Physostigmine Salicylate (Eserine) 1-4 gr. Pilocarpine Hyd 11-2 gr. In colics with absence of intes- tinal sound, i.e., where there is lack of action of muscular coat of gut. Should not be given with morphine. $1 45 $13 05 Dose, 1 tablet every four hours if needed. Digitalin, 1-30 gr $0 Prices of Digitalin and Tablets of same are fluctuating. 23 $1 05 $0 95 Digitalin, 1-60 gr 18 80 70 Digitalin, 1-100 gr 14 60 50 'Digitalin, Pure, 1-4 gr Cardiac tonic, increases force and diminishes frequency of the pulse, diuretic. Give once in twelve hours to avoid cumulation. 37 3 35 Dose, 1 tablet every twelve hours. *Digitalin, Pure, 1-2 gr 65 5 85 Dose, 1 tablet every twelve hours. Hyoscyamine Sulphate, 1-60 gr.. Narcotic, anodyne, antispas- modic. 14 60 50 Hyoscyamine Sulphate, 1-100 gr. 12 50 40 'Hyoscyamine Sulphate, 1-8 gr... 65 5 85 Dose, 1 tablet three times a day. Local Anesthesia, No. 1, Strong (Schleich) Cocaine Hydrochlor.,.1-5 gr. Morphine Hydrochi.,.1-40gr. Sodium Chlor., C. P...1-5 gr. For solutions of 100 minims. Local anesthetic. 35 1 45 1 35 Local Anesthesia, No. 2, Normal (Schleich) Cocaine Hydrochi... .1-10 gr. Morphine Hydrochi.. 1-40gr. Sodium Chlor., C. P.. .1-5 gr. 20 95 85 Local Anesthesia, No. 3, Weak (Schleich) Cocaine Hydrochi.. .1-108 gr. Morphine Hydrochi. 1-40 gr. Sodium Chlor., C. P. .l-5gr. 12 55 45 PART FIRST H. K. Mulford Company 41 A B C D E <D d H S Ph o (M o Per 100 in Tubes of 20 Js <D O fem o Per Tube of 10 00 d*- Ph.E O 'Morphine Sulphate, 1 gr'. $0 Narcotic, antispasmodic, in colic with large moist sounds. Dose, 1 tablet three or four times daily, or more often if the desired action is not attained. 60 $2 75 $2 65 $0 33 $2 90 'Morphine Sulphate, 2 gr Dose, 1 tablet three or four times daily, or more often if the desired action is not attained. 64 5 75 'Morphine Sulphate, 5 gr Dose, 1 tablet three or four times daily, or more often if the desired action is not attained. 1 45 13 05 Morphine Sulphate, 1-4 gr 20 95 85 Morphine Sulphate, 1-6 gr 18 80 70 Morphine Sulphate, 1-8 gr Dose, 1 tablet three or four times daily,v or more often if the desired action is not attained. 16 65 55 Morphine Sulphate, 1-12 gr Dose, 1 tablet three or four times daily, or more often if the desired action is not attained. 12 55 45 Morphine Sulphate, 1-24 gr Dose, 1 tablet three or four times daily, or more often if the desired action is not attained. 12 50 40 f Morphine Sulphate, 1-2 gr 1 1 Atropine Sulphate, 1-100 gr.... ) 35 1 55 1 45 J Morphine Sulphate, 1-3 gr 1 ( Atropine Sulphate, 1-120 gr.... J 27 1 25 1 15 I Morphine Sulphate, 1-4 gr 1 (Atropine Sulphate, 1-150 gr...j 22 1 00 90 f Morphine -Sulphate, 1-6 gr 1 1 Atropine Sulphate, 1-180 gr.... j 20 85 75 (Morphine Sulphate, 1-8 gr ) I Atropine Sulphate, 1-200 gr.... J 17 70 60 f Morphine Sulphate, 1-12 gr ) ( Atropine Sulphate, 1-250 gr. ... J Narcotic, antispasmodic. Dose, 1 tablet every three or four hours. 15 60 50 'Morphine and Atropine, "A". Morphine Sulphate. 1 1-2 gr. Atropine Sulphate... .1-4 gr. Narcotic, antispasmodic, es- pecially indicated in true spasmodic colic. Dose, 1 tablet every three or four hours. 65 5 85 TABLETS, VETERINARY HYPODERMIC 42 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIRST <D <1^ On O Per 100 in Tubes W. of 20 C <D O „ , o D o fl o CL, o >r 100 Tubes fef 10 £.5 O 'Morphine and Atropine, "B". Morphine Sulphate 2 gr. Atropine Sulphate... .1-2 gr. Dose, 1 tablet every three hours. $0 90 $8 10 'Physostigmine Salicylate, 1-4 gr. Stimulates unstriped muscu- lar fiber, increasing peristal- sis; evacuant. Dose, 1 tablet every three hours. 1 00 9 00 'Pilocarpine Hydrochlor., 1-2 gr.. Sialagogue.febrifuge,increases gastrointestinal secretions. Dose, 1 tablet every three or four hours. 80 7 20 Pilocarpine Hydrochlor., 1-4 gr.$0 50 $2 40 $2 30 Pilocarpine Hydrochlor., 1-8 gr.. 30 1 40 1 30 Pilocarpine Hydrochlor., 1-10gr. 25 1 20 1 10 Pilocarpine Hydrochlor., 1-20gr. 18 80 70 'Sodium Arsenite, 1 gr Small doses dimmish, large doses increase waste; alter- ative and tonic in small doses. Dose, 1 tablet three timesdaily. If used for some time, give for a week and skip a week. 10 90 'Sparteine Sulphate, 1 gr Tonic. Dose, 1 tablet three times a day. 12 1 10 Sparteine Sulphate, 1-30 gr 10 45 35 Sparteine Sulphate, 1-60 gr 10 40 30 'Strychnine Sulphate, 1-2 gr Stimulant and tonic. The most modern method of destroy- ing animals is the injection of lethal doses (10 gr., horse or cow; 2 gr., dog or cat) into the pleural cavity or into a vein. Dose, 1 tablet three or four times daily. Give the larger doses with caution, espe- cially where urine is re- tained. 10 90 'Strychnine Sulphate, 1 gr 14 1 25 'Strychnine Sulphate, 11-2 gr.... 20 1 80 Strychnine Sulphate, 1-30 gr 10 40 30 Strychnine Sulphate, 1-40 gr 10 40 30 Strychnine Sulphate, 1-100 gr.... 10 40 30 'Veratrine Hydrochloride, 1-2 gr. Depressant, febrifuge. Must be well diluted and used with caution. 12 1 10 TABLETS, VETERINARY HYPODERMIC PART SECOND H. K. Mulford Company 43 PART SECOND EMBRACING Friable Tablets and Triturates; Dispensary Tablets. Prices of Tablets containing Ipecac, Opium, Digitalin, Ergotin, Morphine, Pilocarpine, Quinine, Hydrastine, Cocaine, Caffeine and drugs of such class we cannot make binding, owing to changes in the market prices. These are subject to change without notice, and sold at prices ruling on date of shipment. 44 H. K. Mulford Company PART SECOND FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES SELECTED WITH A VIEW TO THEIR USEFULNESS IN CANINE AND FELINE PRACTICE. We furnish the highest class of materials, standardized by our Scientific Department to meet the requirements of the U. S. Pharmacopeia. The doses and medical properties are in- cluded for convenience of reference. Tablets and Triturates are supplied in handsome screw-capped bottles or in bulk, as desired. Per Bot. of 100 Absorbent Dyspeptic $0 26 500 $1 05 1000 $2 05 Pepsin (1:3000) 1 gr. Charcoal 2 gr. Sodium Bicarbonate 2 gr. An effective antacid combination for the relief of flatulence and other symptoms of dyspepsia. Dose, 1 or 2 after eating, or when required. Acetanilide, 2 gr 16 40 75 Antipyretic. Acetanilide and Quinine 30 1 28 2 50 Acetanilide 2 gr. Quinine Sulphate 1 gr. Acid Arsenous 16 38 70 (Arsenic Trioxide, U. S. P.) 1-20, 1-30, 1-40, 1-50, 1-60, 1-100 gr. Alterative in distemper, chorea, etc. Acid Arsenous, Iron and Strychnine 16 46 85 Chocolate-coated 17 56 1 05 Arsenous Acid 1-60 gr. Ferrous Lactate 1 gr. Strychnine Sulphate 1-100 gr. An effective tonic in anemia, general debility and all forms of cachexia. Dose, 1 or 2 three times daily. Acid Boric, C. P., 5 gr 16 46 85 For extemporaneous antiseptic solution. Acid Boric Comp 26 1 05 2 05 Boric Acid 5 gr. Sodium Borate 5 gr. Carbolic Acid (Phenol) 1-20 gr. Oil Cinnamon q.s. A tablet dissolved in one to two ounces of warm water yields an effectual spray. Prices subject to discount of 25 per cent. PART SBCOND H. K. Mulford Company 45 Per Bot. of 1 LOO 500 1000 Aconite, Tincture, U.S.P., 1900,1, 2,4 and 8 min. $0 (Assayed) 1 min., approx. 1-4 min., U. S. P., 1890. 2 min., approx. 1-2 min., U. S. P., 1890. 4 min., approx. 1 min., U. S. P., 1890. 8 min., approx. 2 min., U. S. P., 1890. 18 $0 63 $1 20 Alkaline and Antiseptic (Colored pink, if desired) Sodium Bicarbonate 5 gr. Sodium Borate 5 gr. Sodium Benzoate 7-24 gr. Sodium Salicylate 7-24 gr. Sodium Chloride 5 gr. Oil Eucalyptus 7-48 min. Thymol 7-48 gr. Menthol 7-96 gr. Oil Gaultheria 7-96 min. Aloin, 1-4 gr (Chocolate-coated) Active purgative. Aloin, Belladonna, Strychnine and Cascara, No. 1 (Sugar-coated, red or white, if desired) 22 16 16 85 48 48 1 65 90 90 Chocolate-coated Aloin 1-5 gr. Ext. Belladonna 1-8 gr. Strychnine Sulphate 1-120 gr. Extract Cascara Sagrada 1-2 gr. Indicated in chronic constipation. Dose, 1 or 2 night and morning. 17 58 1 10 Alum Comp., Preferred Alum 1-2 gr. Zinc Sulphate 1 gr. Zinc Sulphocarbolate 2 gr. Hydrastine Hydrochloride 1-16 gr. Morphine Sulphate 1-60 gr. Astringent injection. Dissolve 1 tablet in two to four ounces of water. 44 1 98 3 90 Ammonium Bromide, 5 gr Cerebral sedative. 27 1 10 2 15 Ammonium Chloride Comp, with Codeine.... Ammonium Chloride 1-4 gr. Ext. Glycyrrhiza 1-10 gr. Powdered Cubeb 1-8 gr. Codeine 1-25 gr. Anodyne expectorant; controls cough and promotes expectoration. Dose, 1 to 3 every hour or so. 22 85 1 65 Ammonium Chloride Comp, with Heroin Ammonium Chloride 1-4 gr. Ext. Glycyrrhiza 1-10 gr. Powdered Cubeb 1-8 gr. Heroin 1-100 gr. Antimony Sulphate Aur 1-20 gr. Dose, 1 every two or three hours, as needed. 18 63 1 20 FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES 46 H. K. Mulford Company PART SECOND FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES Per Bot. of 100 500 1000 Ammonium Salicylate Comp (Grip No. 1) $0 70 $3 25 $6 45 Chocolate-coated Ammonium Salicylate 3 gr. Phenacetine 1 gr. Caffeine (Alkaloid) 1-2 gr. Salicin 1 1-2 gr. Exceedingly effective analgesic and anti- pyretic for influenza and acute rheuma- tism. Does not depress the heart. Dose, 1 to 3, given with milk or water, every two or three hours. 73 3 35 6 65 Anemia Bland's Mass 3 gr. Arsenous Acid 1-60 gr. Manganese Dioxide 1 gr. Hematic. 21 80 1 55 Anodyne, No. 1 (Chocolate-coated only) Camphor 1-4 gr. Ext. Hyoscyamus 1-4 gr. Morphine Sulphate 1-20 gr. Oleoresin Capsicum 1-20 gr. Oil Peppermint q.s. Dose, 1 to 3 as required. 28 1 15 2 25 Antacid (Mulford's) Powdered Rhubarb 1 gr. Sodium Bicarbonate 3 gr. Magnesia. Calcined 1 gr. Powdered Cardamom 1-8 gr. Oil Peppermint q.s. For flatulence, particularly if attended by constipation. Dose, 1 to 3. For puppies, 1 tablet mixed in one ounce of water; give teaspoonful every five or ten minutes. 23 90 1 75 Anti-Asthmatic, No. 2 Potassium Iodide 5 gr. Fowler's Solution 1 min. Tr. Lobelia 8 min. Tr. Belladonna 2 1-4 min. Powdered Opium 1-20 gr. Oil Gaultheria q.s. Dose, 1 or 2 tablets every hour until relief is obtained, then 1 every two or three hours. As a prophylactic, 1 tablet two or three times daily. An efficient com- bination. 68 3 15 6 25 Anti-Constipation, No. 1 (Mulford's) (Sugar-coated, pink or white, if desired) 20 70 1 35 Chocolate-coated Ext. Cascara Sagrada 1 gr. Ext.. Nux Vomica 1-8 gr. Ext. Belladonna 1-8 gr. Powdered Ipecac 1-8 gr. Podophyllin 1-8 gr. A popular and efficient combination for chronic constipation. Owing to absence of aloin, may be used when hemorrhoids exist. Dose, 1 night and morning. In chronic forms, 2 night, 1 in morning. Gradually decrease dose until 1-2 tablet is sufficient at night. 22 80 1 55 PART SECOND H. K. Mulford Company 47 Per Bot. of 100 500 1000 Anti-Constipation (Half Strength) $( 17 $0 58 $1 10 (Sugar-coated, pink only) Ext. Cascara Sagrada 1-2 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica 1-16 gr. Ext. Belladonna 1-16 gr. Powdered Ipecac 1-16 gr. Podophyllin 1-16 gr. Anti-Rheumatic 20 75 1 45 Chocolate-coated 22 85 1 65 Acid Salicylic 3 gr. Sodium Bicarbonate 2 1-2 gr. Wine of Colchicum Seed 3 min. Useful in chronic rheumatism. Dose, 1 or 2 tablets after feeding and at night; in acute attacks administer every two to three hours. Antiseptic, No. 3 (Wilson's) Antiseptic, No. 4 Antiseptic, No. 5 (Bernay's) See page 110, Part Fifth. Antiseptic, No. 6 Anti-Vomiting, No. 2 49 2 23 4 40 Bismuth Subnitrate 2 gr. Cerium Oxalate 2 gr. Cocaine Hydrochloride 1-12 gr. Dose, 1 or 2 tablets every hour or until relieved. Aphrodisiac, No. 1 30 1 25 2 45 Chocolate-coated 32 1 35 2 65 Ext. Damiana 2 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica 1-8 gr. Zinc Phosphide 1-10 gr. Cantharides 1-25 gr. An effective nerve tonic for loss of sexual power. Dose, 1 or 2 after feeding and at night. Aphrodisiac, No. 2 44 1 95 3 85 Chocolate-coated 46 2 05 4 05 Ext. Saw .Palmetto 2 1-2 gr. Zinc Phosphide 1-8 gr. Strychnine Sulphate 1-60 gr. J ron Phosphate 1-2 gr. Apomorphinc Hydrochloride, 1-10 gr 92 4 33 8 60 (Emetic) Argenti Nitras, 1-8 gr. See Silver Nitrate, page 63 35 1 50 2 95 Argenti Nitras, 1-4 gr. See Silver Nitrate, page 63 41 1 83 3 60 Argenti Nitras Comp. See Silver Nitrate Comp., page 63 41 1 83 3 60 Aspirin, 5 gr 15 5 55 11 05 FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES 48 H. K. Mulford Company PART SECOND Per Bot. of 100 500 1000 Astringent Wash, $0 35 Zinc Sulphocarbolate 2 gr. Zinc Sulphate 2 gr. Hydrastine Hydrochloride 1-20 gr. Morphine Sulphate 1-40 gr. Dissolve 1 tablet in one or two ounces of water, use locally as injection. Si 50 $2 95 Atropine Sulphate, 1-200 and 1-500 gr Mydriatic, cardiac tonic, vasomotor tonic. 16 46 85 Atropine Sulphate, 1-100gr Mydriatic, cardiac tonic, vasomotor tonic. 16 53 1 00 Atropine Sulphate, 1-60 gr Mydriatic, cardiac tonic, vasomotor tonic. Belladonna, Tincture, U. S. P., 1900, 1, 2 and 5 17 60 1 15 min (Assayed) 1 min..approx. 3-4 min., U. S. P., 1890. 2 min..approx. 11-2 min., U. S. P., 1890. 5 min..approx. 3 1-2 min., U. S. P., 1890. Mydriatic, cardiac tonic, vasomotor tonic. 16 38 70 Bismuth Beta-Naphtol, 1 gr 80 1 28 2 50 Bismuth Beta-Naphtol, 21-2gr 78 3 65 7 25 Bismuth Beta-Naphtol, 5 gr 1 40 6 78 13 50 Bismuth Subgallate, 2 1-2 gr Intestinal antiseptic. 34 1 48 2 90 Bismuth Subnitrate and Calomel Comp., No. 2 Bismuth Subnitrate 1 gr. Cerium Oxalate 1-2 gr. Calomel 1-40 gr. Powdered Ipecac 1-10 gr. Flavored with oil wintergreen. Anti-emetic. Gastric and intestinal seda- tive. Dose, 1 to 4 every two or three hours. 20 78 1 60 Bitter Tonic 16 46 85 Chocolate-coated Wine of Ipecac 1 min. Tr. Capsicum 1 min. Tr. Nux Vomica 7 1-2 min. Tr. Gentian Comp 5 min. For anorexia. An effective gastric stimu- lant for loss of appetite and deficient secretion of gastric juice. Dose, 1 to 4 tablets one hour before feed- ing. 17 56 1 05 Blaud's, 3 gr (Sugar-coated white or pink, if desired) 16 35 65 Chocolate-coated 17 45 85 Blaud's, 5 gr (Sugar-coated white or pink, if desired) 16 46 85 Chocolate-coated Comparison is asked for our Blaud's Tab- lets. They contain the true ferrous car- bonate, as evinced by color, and not ferric oxide. They keep indefinitely without chemical change. 17 56 1 05 FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES PART SECOND H. K. Mulford Company 49 FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES Per Bot. of 100 500 1000 Blaud's Comp., Special $0 (Sugar-coated pink) 18 $0 63 $1 20 Chocolate-coated Blaud's Mass 3 gr. Manganese Dioxide 1-4 gr. Extract Damiaria 1-4 gr. Zinc Phosphide 1-16 gr. Aloin ; 1-20 gr. Arsenous Acid 1-100 gr. Strychnine Sulphate 1-240 gr. Indicated in anemia and chlorosis asso- ciated with neurasthenia. Dose, 1 tablet before feeding. 19 73 1 40 Blaud's and Sumbul Comp (Sugar-coated if desired) 20 70 1 35 Chocolate-coated Blaud's Mass 4 gr. Extract Sumbul 1 gr. Arsenous Acid 1 60 gr. Strychnine Sulphate 1-60 gr. Effective in chlorosis, hysteria; neuras- thenia, etc. Dose, 1 or 2 before feeding. 22 80 1 55 Blaud's Tonic Laxative (Sugar-coated white or pink) 25 1 03 2 00 Chocolate-coated Blaud's Mass 3 gr. Quinine Sulphate 1-2 gr. Extract Nux Vomica 1-10 gr. Aloin 1-10 gr. Indicated in chlorosis and other forms of anemia associated with constipation. Dose, 1 or 2 before feeding. 27 1 13 2 20 Blood Laxative (Sugar-coated red) 25 1 00 1 95 Chocolate-coated Blaud's Mass 4 gr. Manganese Dioxide 1 gr. Strychnine Sulphate 1-60 gr. Arsenous Acid 1-50 gr. Corrosive Sublimate 1-80 gr. Extract Cascara Sagrada 1 gr. Dose, 1 or 2 before feeding. 27 1 10 2 15 Bronchitis, Preferred Heroin 1-16 gr. Creosote, Pure 1 min. Strychnine Sulphate 1-60 gr. Terpin Hydrate 2 gr. Oil Eucalyptus 1-16 min. Tr. Aconite y ... .7-10 min. A valuable combination of expectorants and respiratory sedatives in subacute and chronic bronchitis. Dose, 1 tablet every three or four hours. 55 2 53 5 00 Caffeine, Alkaloid, 1-2 gr Cerebral stimulant, diuretic. 23 93 1 80 50 H. K. Mulford Company PART SECOND Per Bot. of 100 0 36 500 $1 53 1000 $3 00 Caffeine, Alkaloid, Igr $ Cerebral stimulant, diuretic. Calcium Sulphide, 1-4 and 1-2 gr (Sugar-coated) 16 40 75 Chocolate-coated Alterative in skin affections. 17 50 95 Calcium Sulphide, 1 gr (Sugar-coated) 16 48 90 Chocolate-coated 17 58 1 10 Calcium Sulphide, 2 gr (Sugar-coated) 22 85 1 65 Chocolate-coated 24 95 1 85 Calomel, 1-10, 1-8 and 1-4 gr (Mercurous Chloride) Alterative, purgative, sialagogue. 16 38 70 Calomel, 1-2 gr 16 42 80 Calomel, 1 gr 16 48 90 Calomel and Sodium Bicarbonate, No. 1 Calomel 1-10 gr. Sodium Bicarbonate 1 gr. Laxative, antacid. 16 40 75 Calomel, Ipecac and Sodium Bicarbonate, No.1 Calomel 1-5 gr. Ipecac 1-10 gr. Sodium Bicarbonate 1 gr. Laxative, antacid. 16 40 75 Cascara Sagrada, Extract, 2 gr 20 78 1 50 Chocolate-coated Purgative, with selective action on muscu- lar coat of the intestines. 22 88 1 70 Cascara Sagrada, Extract, 3 gr 24 98 1 90 Chocolate-coated Purgative, with selective action on muscu- lar coat of t he intestines. 26 1 08 2 10 Cathartic Comp., Improved (Sugar-coated, white or pink if desired) 22 85 1 65 Chocolate-coated Ext. Colocynth Comp 1 gr. Leptandrin 1-4 gr. Ext. Jalap 1-2 gr. Ext. Gentian 1-2 gr. Podop hyllin 1-4 gr. Ext. Hyoscyamus 1-4 gr. Oil Peppermint q.s. 24 95 1 85 FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES PART SECOND H. K. Mulford Company 51 FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES Per Bot. of 100 500 1000 Cathartic Comp., U. S. P .*.$0 22 (Sugar-coated, white or pink if desired) Ext. Colocynth Comp gm. 0.08 (about 1 1-4 gr.) Calomel gm. 0.06 (about 1 gr.) Jalap Resin gm. 0.02 (about 3-10 gr.) Powd. Gamboge.gm. 0.015 (about 1-4 gr.) Cerium Oxalate, 1 gr 16 Anti-emetic. Cerium Oxalate, 2 gr 17 Useful gastric sedative for control of nausea and vomiting. Dose, 1 to 3 every half hour. Charcoal, 5 gr 16 $0 85 46 60 35 $1 65 85 1 15 65 Chlorodyne, No. 1 (Mulford's) (Sugar-coated if desired) 61 2 90 5 75 Chocolate-coated Morphine Hydrochloride 1-6 gr. Ext. Indian Cannabis 1-4 gr. Nitroglycerin 1-300 gr. Ext. Hyoscyamus 1-2 gr. Oleoresin Capsicum 1-10 gr. Oil Peppermint q.s. An excellent combination of antispasmod- ics, anodynes and carminatives which promptly relieves abdominal cramps. Superior to morphine in that it does not nauseate. Indicated in colic, cramps and choleraic forms of diarrhea. Dose, 1 every hour for three doses, if neces- sary, then 1 as required. Cocaine Hydrochloride, 1 1-8 gr. See page 114, Part Fifth. Coloring Tablets Black, blue, green and red. Each tablet dissolved in four ounces of neu- tral aqueous solution gives the desired color. 64 16 ♦ 3 00 38 5 95 70 Conjunctivitis Zinc Sulphocarbolate 1-4 gr. Acid Boric 2 gr. Cocaine Hydrochi oride 1-50 gr. Eye-wash for conjunctivitis; dissolve 2 in one ounce of water and use freely. 80 1 28 2 50 Conjunctivitis, Improved (Moulded) Adrin 1-200 gr. (Equals 5 min. of 1:1000 solution.) Zinc Sulphocarbolate 1-8 gr. Acid Boric 4 gr. Dissolve 2 tablets in one ounce distilled water. Copper Arsenite, 1-100 and 1-60 gr Recommended in diarrhea. 53 16 2 40 38 4 75 70 52 H. K. Mulford Company PART SECOND FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES Per Bot. of 100 500 1000 Corrective, for Puppies $0 Calomel 1-20 gr. Ipecac, Powdered 1-50 gr. Sodium Bicarbonate 1-2 gr. Bismuth Subgallate 1 gr, Oil Anise 1-20 min. Gastro-intestinal sedative and laxative. Crush tablet and give every hour or two. 20 $0 78 Si 50 Cough Sedative Potassium Cyanide 1-10 gr. Morphine Sulphate 1-20 gr. Potassium Citrate 5 gr. Fluid Ext. Wild Cherry 1 min. Fluid Ext. Cimicifuga 2 min. Oil Bitter Almond 1-160 min. Controls cough by allaying irritation and favoring expectoration. While a seda- tive, this tablet will assist expectoration and allay irritation. Dose, 1 every two or three hours. 47 2 08 4 10 Creosote (Beechwood, True), 1 min (Chocolate-coated only) Anti-emetic, sedative to gastric mucosa, antiseptic. 21 80 1 55 Creosote (Beechwood, True), 2 min (Chocolate-coated only) 31 1 30 2 55 Creosote Comp 33 1 40 2 75 Chocolate-coated Creosote 1-8 min. Cocaine Hydrochloride 1-20 gr. Cerium Oxalate 2 gr. Pepsin, Isolated 1-4 gr. Tr.Nux Vomica 3-8 min. An invaluable gastric sedative; specific in vomiting; controls rebellious cases. Dose, 1 or 2 every two or three hours and when required. 35 1 50 2 95 Cubeb Comp 20 70 1 35 Chocolate-coated Powdered Cubeb 3-4 gr. Dried Ferrous Sulphate 1-8 gr. Copaiba. Solid 1-2 gr. Venice Turpentine 1-4 gr. Oil Santal 1-10 min. Oil Gaultheria 1-20 min. Renders the urine bland,non-irritating and antiseptic. Dose, 1 to 3. 22 80 1 55 Cystitis, No. 1 61 2 80 5 55 Chocolate-coated Boric Acid 2 gr. Potassium Bicarbonate 2 gr. Ext. Buchu 1 gr. Ext. Triticum Repens 1 gr. Ext. Corn Silk 1-2 gr. Ext. Hydrangea 1-2 gr. Atropine Sulphate 1-500 gr. For acid urine. Excellent combination of mild astringent diuretics; renders the urine non-irritat- ing and relieves the vesical irritation as manifested by an almost constant desire to urinate. Valuable in acute and chronic inflammation of the bladder. Dose, 1 or 2 three or four times daily. 64 2 SO 5 75 PART SECOND H. K. Mulford Company 53 FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES Per Bot. of 100 500 1000 Cystitis, No. 2 $0 63 $2 93 $5 80 Chocolate-coated. Benzoic Acid 3 gr. Sodium Borate 2 gr. Ext. Buchu 1 gr. Ext. Triticum Repens 1 gr. Ext. Corn Silk 1-2 gr. Ext. Hydrangea 1-2 gr. Atropine Sulphate 1-500 gr. For alkaline urine. 66 3 03 6 00 For directions, see Cystitis, No. 1. Cystitis, No. 3 61 2 80 5 55 Chocolate-coated Infusion Buchu 2 dr. Tr. Hyoscyamus 30 min. Potassium Bicarbonate 5 gr. 64 2 90 5 75 Dermatitis Nux Vomica 1-10 gr. Sulphur 1-4 gr. Arsenic Sulphide 1-60 gr. 'Potassium Bitartrate 1 gr. Saccharin q.s. Dermal tonic and stimulant; valuable ad- junct to the local treatment of skin dis- eases. Stimulates and restores tone to 29 1 20 2 35 disordered skin. Dose,l or 2 tablets three or four times daily. Diarrhea, No. 2 21 80 1 55 Chocolate-coated Powdered Opium 1-8 gr. Camphor 1-4 gr. Powdered Ipecac 1-8 gr. Lead Acetate Mgr. Valuable in chronic diarrhea due to intes- tinal ulcerations or dysenteric affections. 23 90 1 75 Dose, 1 or 2 every two hours. Diarrhea, No. 3 36 1 53 3 00 Chocolate-coated Calomel 1-8 gr. Morphine Sulphate 1-16 gr. Powdered Capsicum 1-16 gr. Powdered Ipecac 1-32 gr. Camphor 1-16 gr. Indicated in diarrhea accompanied with 38 1 63 3 20 pain or cramps. Dose, 1 every hour or two as necessary. Diastos (Mulford's) 58 2 65 5 25 (Chocolate-coated only) Pepsin (1:3000) 1 gr. Diastase 1-4 gr. Pancreatin 1-2 gr. Papain 1-2 gr. Powdered Ext. Nux Vomica 1-32 gr. A combination of the active digestive ferments of the stomach and intestines. Tablet Diastos is a reinforced gastric and pancreatic juice in tablet form. Dose, 1 or 2 tablets after feeding, or as required. 54 H. K. Mulford Company PART SECOND Per Bot. of 100 500 1000 Digestive (Mulford's) $0 61 Pepsin (1: 3000) 8 gr. Diastase 1-4 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica 1-8 gr. Powdered Ipecac 1-12 gr. Powdered Charcoal 1-2 gr. Three grains of pepsin will digest 7500 to 9000 grains coagulated albumen. One- quarter grain diastase will convert 500 grains of starch. This combination completely digests both albuminoid and starchy food-products and stimulates both secretory and motor functions of the stomach. Indicated as an aid to digestion, also in the various forms of dyspepsia. Digitalis, Tincture, LI. S. P., 1 min. and 3 min. 16 (Assayed) Slows and strengthens heart, diuretic. $2 83 38 $5 60 Distemper, No. 1 Morphine Sulphate 1-32 gr. Tartar Emetic 1-32 gr. Ext. Glycyrrhiza 1-10 gr. Oil Gaultheria q.s. Distemper, coryza, rhinitis. Dose, 1 every two or three hours for bron- chial irritation; if nausea occurs, 1 every four or five hours. 20 70 1 35 Distemper, No. 2 20 70 1 35 Chocolate-coated Atropine Sulphate 1-600 gr. Strychnine Sulphate 1-240 gr. Arsenous Acid 1-240 gr» Quinine Sulphate 1-10 gr. Morphine Sulphate 1-60 gr. Distemper, coryza, rhinitis. Dose, 1 every half hour for six doses, then 1 every hour. 22 80 1 55 Distemper, No. 6 63 2 93 5 80 Chocolate-coated Quinine Sulphate 2 gr. Dover's Powder 2 gr. Powdered Capsicum 1-4 gr. Tr. Aconite 13-4 min. For acute and chronic distemper, coryza, rhinitis. Dose, 1 every three or four hours until the desired effect is produced, then less often. 66 3 03 6 00 Diuretic, No. 2 44 1 98 3 90 Chocolate-coated Powdered Digitalis 1 gr. Potassium Nitrate 1 gr. Ext. Buchu 1 gr. Powdered Squill 1 gr. Dose, 1 to 3 three or four times daily. 46 2 08 4 10 FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES PART SECOND H. K. Mulford Company 55 FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES Fer Bot. of 100 500 1000 Diuretic, Improved SO 36 $1 55 $3 05 Chocolate-coated Powdered Digitalis 1 gr. Potassium Nitrate .-2 gr. Extract Buchu...: 1-2 gr. Extract Scoparius 1-2 gr. Oil Juniper q.s. Efficient combination; stimulates excre- tory activity of kidneys, producing free flow of urine, without inducing renal irritation. Indicated in acute and chronic Bright's disease, dropsy, pyelitis, pyonephrosis, gravel and subacute and chronic inflammation of the genito- urinary tract. Dose, 1 to 3 three or four times daily. 38 1 65 3 25 Dover's Powder, representing 2 1-2 gr 20 75 1 45 Chocolate-coated Sedative. 22 85 1 65 Dysentery Powdered Ipecac 1 gr. Calomel 1-2 gr. -Powdered Opium 1-5 gr. Lead Acetate 1-2 gr. Bismuth Beta-Naphtol 3 gr. For dysentery Dose, 1 or 2 every three or four hours. 69 3 20 6 35 Dyspeptic, Antiseptic 69 3 20 6 35 Chocolate-coated Pepsin (1: 3000) .1 gr. Bismuth Subgallate 2 1-2 gr. Salol 1-2 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica 1-8 gr. Oil Cassia q.s. Dose, 1 or 2 tablets after feeding, for fer- mentative dyspepsia; also for indiges- tion-diarrhea. 72 3 30 6 55 Epileptic, Improved Potassium Bromide 2 1-2 gr. Sodium Bromide . 2 1-2 gr. Ammonium Bromide 2 1-2 gr. Potassium Iodide 1 gr. Ext Conium . .1-8 gr. Ext. Calumba 1-4 gr. Dose, 2 tablets after feeding, and from 4 to 6 at night, to be given with copious quantity of water or preferably milk. A most efficient tablet. 63 2 93 5 80 Ergotin (Bonjean's), 1 gr 24 95 1 85 Ergotin (Bonjean's), 2 gr Ecbolic, vasomotor constrictor; < ontrols capillary and parenchymatous hemor- rhage. 38 1 65 3 25 Ergotin and Strychnine Comp 35 1 50 2 95 Chocolate-coated Ergotin 1-4 gr. Strychnine Sulphate 1-100 gr. Tr. Belladonna 1 1-2 min. Tr. Cantharides 1A min. For incontinence of urine and atonic con- dition of the bladder. Dose, 1 or 2 tablets four times daily. 37 1 60 3 15 56 H. K. Mulford Company PART SECOND FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES Per Bot. of 100 500 1000 Expectorant, No. 2 $0 Ammonium Chloride 2 gr. Morphine Sulphate 1-25 gr. Tartar Emetic 1-25 gr. Powdered Ipecac 1-25 gr. Fluid Ext. Senega 1-2 gr. Controls cough, allays bronchial irritation and favors expectoration. Dose, 1 tablet every two or three hours. 34 $1 45 $2 85 Eel Bovis Comp Chocolate-coated (Gastric dyspepsia 1 Ox Gall, Inspissated 1 gr. Pancreatin 1 gr. Ext. Colocynth Comp 1-4 gr. Quinine Sulphate 1-2 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica 1-8 gr. Ext. Taraxacum 1 gr. Suggested by Professor William Porter. In pasty condition of excreta, insufficient secretion of bile, and bad-smelling skin. Dose, 1 or 2 before feeding. 41 43 1 83 1 93 3 3 60 80 fermentative Diarrhea Zinc Sulphocarbolate 1-20 gr. Bismuth Subgallate 1-2 gr. Calomel 1-60 gr. Pepsin (1: 3000) 1-12 gr. Pancreatin 1-12 gr. Paregoric 3 min. One of the best combinations for diarrhea; especially valuable in severe forms, such as enterocolitis. Dose, 1 or 2 every half hour for six doses, then 1 every two or three hours. 22 88 1 70 Fever (Davis) (Aconite, bryonia and belladonna) Tr. Aconite 7-10 min. Tr. Belladonna 3-20 min. Tr. Bryonia 1-10 min. Dose, for puppies, 1 triturate every half hour for six doses; dogs, 2 or 3 every half hour as required. 16 88 70 Fowler's Solution Tablets. See Potassium Arsenite, page 62; also see Fowler's Solu- tion Tablets, page 116, Part Fifth. Gastralgia Chocolate-coated Sodium Arsenite . .l-40gr. Extract Indian Cannabis 1-6 gr. Extract Hyoscyamus 1-4 gr. Extract Valerian 1 gr. Oil Cloves q.s. Affords prompt relief from all forms of gastric pain. Dose, 1 or 2 tablets as required. 28 30 1 15 1 25 2 2 25 45 PART SECOND H. K. Mulford Company 57 FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES Gastritis Per Bot. of 100 J 44 500 $1 95 1000 $3 85 Chocolate-coated Silver Nitrate 1-4 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica 1-4 gr. Ext. Belladonna 1-8 gr. Ext. Opium 1-8 gr. Potassium Nitrate 1-2 gr. Suggested by Professor William Pepper in the treatment of gastritis, gastric ulcers, etc. Dose, in all gastric troubles, 1 one hour before feeding; in enteritis, duodenal and all intestinal troubles, 1 tablet one or two hours after feeding. 46 2 05 4 05 Gastro-Intestinal Sedative Chocolate-coated Bismuth Subgallate 3 gr. Arsenous Acid 1-200 gr. Creosote 1-4 min. Oil Cinnamon q. s. Effective astringent, antiseptic and seda- tive, indicated in intestinal indigestion, enteralgia and enteritis, particularly when fermentation exists. Dose, 1 or 2 every three or four hours. 50 52 2 2 28 38 Gelsemium, Tincture, U. S. P.t 3 min Cardiac depressant, febrifuge. min. and 5 16 38 70 Gentian Comp (Chocolate-coated only) Ext. Gentian 1 gr. Ext Cascara Sagrada 1-2 gr. Hydrastin 1-2 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica 1-8 gr. Capsicum, Powdered 1-8 gr. For indigestion and anorexia, with torpid liver and atony of the digestive organs. Dose, 1 or 2 tablets before feeding. 28 1 15 2 25 Heart Stimulant Tr. Cactus Grandiflora 2 1-2 min. Tr. Strophanthus 11-4 min. Tr. Digitalis 3 3-4 min. Strychnine Sulphate 1-60 gr. Indicated in valvular diseases of the heart. Dose, 1 or 2 tablets three or four times daily, or as required. 34 1 45 2 85 Hemostatic Monsel's Salt 3 gr. Ergotin 1 gr. Morphine Sulphate 1-32 gr. Hydrastin 1-8 gr. Oil Erigeron q. s. For the treatment of internal hemorrhage, as from lungs, stomach, intestines, kid- neys, etc. Dose, 1 or 2 every half hour for three or four doses, for acute cases; 1 or 2 every three or four hours, for passive cases. 63 2 93 5 80 58 H. K. Mulford Company PART SECOND FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES Per Bot. of 100 32 500 $1 38 1000 $2 70 Heroin, 1-24 gr $0 Hypophosphites and Quinine Comp, with Creosote, No. 2 38 1 65 3 25 (Half strength) (Chocolate-coated only) Quinine Hypophosphite 1-2 gr. Ferric Hypophosphite 1-4 gr. Calcium Hypophosphite 1-4 gr. Sodium Hypophosphite 1-8 gr. Potassium Hypophosphite 1-8 gr. Manganese Hypophosphite 1-8 gr. Strychnine Hypophosphite 1-128 gr. Creosote 1-4 min. Tonic reconstructive. Dose, 1 three times a day. Iron Peptonate Comp., No. 2 29 1 23 2 40 (Sugar-coated, red only) Iron Peptonate (equivalent) 1-4 gr. Quinine Sulphate 1-4 gr. Manganese Dioxide 1-10 gr. Strychnine Phosphate 1-250 gr. Strontium Arsenite 1-250 gr. Hematic, reconstructive tonic. Dose, 1 or 2 tablets before feeding. Iron Pyrophosphate, Quinine and Strychnine, No. 1 21 83 1 60 Chocolate-coated 23 93 1 80 (Hammond's Tonic) Iron Pyrophosphate 1 gr. Quinine Sulphate 1-2 gr. > Strychnine Sulphate 1-120 gr. Ferruginous tonic and stimulant. Dose, 1 tablet four times daily. Iron, Quinine and Arsenous Acid, No. 1 23 93 1 80 Reduced Iron 1-2 gr. Quinine Sulphate 1-2 gr. Arsenous Acid 1-100 gr. Indicated in distemper and chorea. Dose, 1 three times a day. Iron, Quinine and Strychnine, No. 1 23 93 1 80 Reduced Iron 1-2 gr. Quinine Sulphate 1-2 gis. Strychnine Sulphate 1-120 gr. Ferruginous tonic and stimulant. Indicated in distemper and chorea. Dose, 1 four times a day "L. & L." 30 1 25 2 45 (Lead and Laudanum) Lead Acetate 5 gr. Ext. Opium. Aqueous 1-4 gr. Ammonium Chloride 4 gr. One tablet dissolved in a fluidounce of water represents lead water and lauda- num wash, of strength usually applied as local application's. PART SECOND H. K. Mulford Company 59 FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES Per Bot. of 100 500 1000 Leucorrhea Comp $0 (Injection) Ext. Hyoscyanius 1 err. Fluid Hydrastis (colorless) 1 min. Alum 2 gr. Tannic Acid 1-2 gr. Boric Acid 6 gr. Zinc Sulpho carbolate 2 gr. Eucalyptol, Thymol, Menthol... .aa, q.s. Introduce into the vagina and allow tablet to remain until dissolved. Follow with injections of hot water. Indicated in all catarrhal conditions of the vaginal mucous membrane. 42 $1 88 $3 70 Lime Water, No. 1 Gastric irritability. Add to milk for rachitic puppies. One tablet crushed and dissolved in 4 fluid ounces cold water prepares a Lime Water of official strength. 28 1 18 2 30 Lithium Benzoate with Hydrangea Fluid Ext. Hydrangea 15 min. Fluid Ext. Triticum 5 min. Lithium Benzoate 1 1-2 gr. Lithium Salicylate 1 gr. Valuable in urinary calculus, gravel, chronic atonic inflammation of the genito-urinary tract. Dose, 1 to 3 four times daily between meals. Morphine Sulphate, 1-10 gr 52 2 33 4 60 See page 119, Morphine Sulphate, 1-8 gr J Part Fifth. Nephritic (Sugar-coated, green only) Apiol 1-4 min. Ext. Digitalis 1-4 gr. Podophyllin 1-10 gr. Potassium Nitrate 1 gr. Ext. Buchu 3-4 gr Diuretin 1-4 gr. Oil Juniper q.s. Recommended in inflammatory conditions of the bladder and kidneys, such as nephritis, renal colic, hematuric con- gestion of the kidneys. Dose, 1 or 2 tablets every four to six hours. Nerve Tonic, No. 3 Chocolate-coated Zinc Phosphide 1-8 gr. Ext. Indian Cannabis 1-8 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica 1-8 gr. Dose, 1 or 2 tablets three or four times daily. 57 20 22 2 58 75 85 5 10 Nitroglycerin (.Trinitrin, Glonoin) 1-200, 1-100, 1-50 gr . Cardiac tonic. 16 35 65 60 H. K. Mulford Company PART SECOND FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES Per Bot. of 100 500 1000 Nitroglycerin Comp. (Mulford's) SO 16 $0 53 $1 00 Chocolate-coated Nitroglycerin 1-100 gr. Tr. Digitalis 3 min. Tr. Strophanthus 1 min. Tr. Belladonna 3-8 min. Heart tonic and stimulant. This excellent formula, introduced by us, is one of the most valuable cardiac tonics and stimulants. Dose, 1 or 2 when needed. 17 63 1 20 Normal Salt Tablet, No. 1 Sodium Chloride, C.P., 2.0 gm.=30 9-10 gr. Dissolve 3 tablets in 1000 c.c. (about 2 1-10 pints) of distilled water; bring solution to boiling point and use with aseptic precautions. 45 2 03 4 00 Normal Salt Tablet, No. 3 Calcium Chloride 1-3 gr. Potassium Chloride 1-7 gr. Sodium Chloride 13 1-2 gr. One tablet in 125 c.c. (4 1-4 fluidounces) sterilized water to prepare normal salt solution. 33 1 40 Nux and Pepsin, No. 1 Pepsin (1:3000) 1-10 gr. Nux Vomica 1-100 gr. 16 46 85 Obesity (Dr. Brewer) Ext. Phytolacca Fruit 3 gr. Leptandrin 1-8 gr. Strychnine Sulphate 1-150 gr. Ext. Phytolacca causes absorption of fatty tissue; Leptandrin stimulates the liver; Strychnine strengthens and gives tone to the heart. Dose, 1 to 3 tablets three or four times daily. 52 2 35 4 65 Opium, Powdered, 1-4 gr Narcotic. 18 68 1 30 Opium, Powdered, 1-2 gr Narcotic. 24 98 1 90 Pancreatin Comp (Sugar-coated if desired) 45 2 03 4 00 Chocolate-coated Pepsin (1:3000) 1 gr. Pancreatin 1 gr. Diastase 1-8 gr. Ox Gall, inspissated 1-4 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica 1-8 gr. An efficient remedy for all forms of indiges- tion, since it digests albuminoids, starches. A stomachic and hepatic tonic. 47 2 13 4 20 Pepsin (1: 3000), 1 gr (Sugar-coated if desired) Digestive. Where Pepsin is given in any formula we use our Pure Isolated Pepsin, the strength of which is invariably 1:3000 (U.S.P.), Unless Saccharated Pepsin is especially noted. 24 98 1 90 PART SECOND H. K. Mulford Company 61 FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES Per Bot. of 100 500 1000 Pepsin (1: 3000), 2 gr $0 38 Digestive. Pepsin (1:3000), 3 gr 52 Digestive. Pepsin, Zinc Sulphocarbolate Comp 41 $1 65 2 35 1 83 $3 60 Pepsin (1: 3000) 1-2 gr. Zinc Sulphocarbolate 1-2 gr. Bismuth Subnitrate 2 gr. Tr. Nux Vomica 1 1-2 min. Aromatic Powder 1 gr. Indicated in gastric catarrh and ferment- ative dyspepsia. Dose, 1 or 2 directly after feeding. Phenacetine, 1 gr 25 1 00 1 95 Sedative, analgesic, antipyretic. Phenacetine, 2 gr 41 1 80 3 55 Sedative, analgesic, antipyretic. Phenacetine, 3 gr 57 2 58 5 10 Sedative, analgesic, antipyretic. Phenolphthalein, 1 gr 25 1 00 1 95 Phenolphthalein, 2 1-2 gr 47 2 08 4 10 Phenolphthalein, 5 gr 75 3 53 7 00 Phenolphthalein (Equine), 30 gr. Per bottle of 25 tablets, $1.00. Phenolphthalein and Aloin Comp. (Phenalos) 36 1 53 3 00 (Chocolate-coated only) Phenolphthalein 1-2 gr. Aloin 1-4 gr. Strychnine Nitrate 1-60 gr. Extract Belladonna 1-12 gr. Powdered Ipecac 1-12 gr. Phosphates Comp 21 83 1 60 Chocolate-coated 23 93 1 80 Phosphoric Acid 1 gr. Potassium Phosphate 7-8 gr. Magnesium Phosphate 1-2 gr. Calcium Phosphate 3-8 gr. Ferric Phosphate, Soluble 1-2 gr. Quinine Hydrochloride 1-8 gr. Strychnine 1-240 gr. Nutritive. Phosphorus, 1-50, 1-100 gr (Chocolate-coated only) Placebo ( Milk-Sugar ) (White, pink, brown, green, yellow) Podophyllin, 1-8 gr Chocolate-coated Purgative. Podophyllin, 1-4 gr Chocolate-coated Podophyllin, 1-2 gr Chocolate-coated 23 16 16 17 16 17 16 17 90 35 42 52 42 52 50 60 1 65 80 80 95 15 62 H. K. Mulford Company PART SECOND FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES Per Bot. o Potassium Arsenite, 1-50, 1-33. 1-20 gr (Representing 2, 3 and 5 min. Fowler's solution) See Fowler's Solution Tablets, page 116 Part Fifth. Alterative. Potassium Bicarbonate, 5 gr Antacid, diuretic. Potassium Bromide, 5 gr Cerebral sedative. Potassium Bromide, 10 gr Cerebral sedative. Potassium Chlorate, 5 gr Potassium Chlorate and Borax Potassium Chlorate 2 1-2 gr Borax 2 1-2 gr Potassium Iodide, 1 gr Alterative specific in actinomycosis. Tablets of iodides or bromides should never be administered except in solu- tion, or with copious draughts of water or milk. Potassium Iodide, 3 gr Alterative specific in actinomycosis. Potassium Iodide, 5 gr Alterative specific in actinomycosis. Potassium Iodide, 10 gr Alterative specific in actinomycosis. Potassium Permanganate, 1-2 and 1 gr Potassium Permanganate, 1 3-4 gr Antiseptic. Made soluble for irrigation. A tablet dis- solved in four ounces of water equals 1:1000 solution. Quinine Sulphate, 1-10 gr (All quinine tablets furnished uncoated, chocolate, sugar-coated, pink or white, as desired) Quinine Sulphate, 1-4 gr Quinine Sulphate, 1-2 gr Quinine Sulphate, 1 gr 100 500 1000 $0 16 $0 38 $0 70 16 42 80 22 85 1 65 34 1 48 2 90 16 38 70 16 25 1 03 2 00 52 2 35 4 65 64 2 95 5 85 1 10 5 28 16 35 65 16 35 65 Prices fluctu- ating, see page 134. Quinine Sulphate, 2 gr Quinine Sulphate, 3 gr Quinine Sulphate, 4 gr Quinine Sulnhate. 5 er Rheumatic, Preferred 58 2 65 5 25 Lithium Salicylate 2 gr. Strontium Salicylate 3 gr. Cimicifugin 1-8 gr. Colchicine Salicylate 1-34 gr. Methyl Salicylate q.s. Dose, in acute rheumatism, 1 or 2 every three hours; chronic rheumatism, 1 or 2 tablets three or four times a day. PART SECOND H. K. Mulford Company 63 FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES Per Bot. of 100 500 1000 Rhinitis, No. 2 $0 (Half strength) (Chocolate-coated only) Camphor 1-4 gr. Fluid Extract Belladonna Root. .1-8 min. Quinine Sulphate 1-4 gr. For acute coryza. Dose, 1 every half hour for six doses. 17 $0 58 $1 10 Rhubarb and Ipecac Comp., No. 1 (Roosevelt Hospital) 16 55 1 05 Chocolate-coated Powdered Rhubarb 1 gr. Sodium Bicarbonate 5 gr. Pondered Ipecac ..1-8 gr. Oil Peppermint 1-20 min. Antacid, laxative, carminative, for flatu- lent dyspepsia. Dose, 1 to 3 after feeding or as needed. 17 65 1 25 Salicin, 5gr 1 Anti-rheumatic, tonic, antiseptic. 10 5 40 10 70 Salol, 1 gr Intestinal antiseptic, anti-rheumatic. 17 58 1 10 Salol, 2 1-2 gr 27 1 10 2 15 Santonin and Calomel, No. 1, Vermifuge Santonin 1-4 gr. Calomel 1-8 gr. 23 90 1 75 Santonin and Calomel, No. 3 Santonin 1-2 gr. Calomel 1-2 gr. 37 1 63 3 20 Saw Palmetto Comp (Chocolate-coated only) Ext. Saw Palmetto 3 gr. Tr. Cantharides 1 min. Tr. Belladonna 3 min. Ext. Corn Silk 1-2 gr. Largely used as an aphrodisiac, for impotency, cystitis. Dose, 1 or 2 three times a day. 34 1 45 2 85 Silver Nitrate, 1-8 gr (Chocolate-coated only) In epilepsy and chronic dysentery. 35 1 50 2 95 Silver Nitrate, 1-1 gr (Chocolate-coated only) In epilepsy and chronic dysentery. 41 1 83 3 60 Silver Nitrate Comp (Chocolate-coated only) Silver Nitrate 1-6 gr. Powdered Opium 1-6 gr. Potassium Nitrate 11-2 gr. Valuable astringent anodyne for gastric or intestinal ulcers and for diarrhea. Dose, 1 or 2 tablets every three or four hours, or as required. 41 1 83 3 60 Soda Mint Sodium Bicarbonate 4 gr. Oil Peppermint q.s. Popular antacid and carminative in dys- pepsia. 16 38 70 64 H. K. Mulford Company PART SECOND FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES Per Bot. of 100 500 1000 Soda Mint and Charcoal $0 16 Soda Mint 4 gr. Charcoal 1 gr. $0 46 $0 85 Soda Mint and Pepsin Pepsin (1:3000) 1 gr. Sodium Bicarbonate 4 gr. Oil Peppermint q.s. 25 1 03 2 00 Sodium Benzoate 5 gr Antiseptic in cystitis. Sodium Bicarbonate, 5 gr Sodium Bicarbonate and Paregoric Comp. .. Sodium Bicarbonate 1 gr. Paregoric 2 min. Oil Fennel q.s. For colic and diarrhea in puppies. Dissolve one triturate in dram of warm water, and administer 10 to 20 drops every ten or fifteen minutes. 27 16 16 1 10 35 46 2 15 65 85 Sodium Bromide, 5 gr 20 70 1 35 Sodium Bromide, 10 gr 29 1 23 2 40 Sodium Salicylate, 5 gr (Sugar-coated, if desired) 23 93 1 80 Chocolate-coated 25 1 03 2 00 Stomachic Tonic 40 1 78 3 50 Chocolate-coated Powdered Ipecac 1-12 gr. Powdered Capsicum 1-4 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica 1-6 gr. Ext. Hydrastis 1-2 gr. Ext. Gentian Comp 2 gr. (representing 40 min. Tr. Gentian Comp.) Sodium Bicarbonate 1 1-4 gr. For loss of appetite and feeble gastric digestion. Dose, 1 to 3 before feeding. 42 1 88 3 70 Strophanthus and Digitalis, Tincture Tr. Strophanthus 1 min. Tr. Digitalis 4 1-2 min. Cardiac tonic. Dose, 1 to 3, four or five times daily. 16 53 1 00 Strychnine Comp (Chocolate-coated only) Strychnine Sulphate 1-100 gr. Phosphorus 1-100 gr. Ext. Cannabis Indica 1-16 gr. Ferrous Carbonate, Mass 1 gr. Strychnine Phosphate, 1-60 gr 22 16 85 46 1 65 85 Chocolate-coated Highly recommended to replace the other salts of strychnine; exercises a more direct tonic action upon depressed nerve centers; replaces phosphates. 17 56 1 05 PART SECOND H. K. Mulford Company 65 Per Bot. of 100 16 17 16 500 $0 40 50 38 1000 Strychnine Sulphate, 1-100. 1-200 gr $0 $0 75 95 70 (.Sugar-coated, pink, white, red or green, if desired) Chocolate-coated Sulphur, 5gr Sulphur Comp Sulphur 5gr. Potassium Bitartrate .2 gr. Calcium Sulphide 1-20 gr. Ext. Ipecac 1-100 gr. Oleoresin Capsicum 1-500 gr. Arsenic Trioxide 1-1000 gr. Valuable tonic and alterative; indicated in skin diseases in conjunction with ointments. Dose, 1 to 4 every three or four hours. 20 73 1 40 Sulphur and Cream Tartar Sulphur O. 4 gr. Cream Tartar 2 gr. Alterative in skin diseases; laxative. Dose, 1 or 2 after feeding and at night. Teniacide No. 1, Tablet..... 1 16 48 See page 125, 90 Teniacide No. 2, Emulsion J Part Fifth. Thyroid Glands, Desiccated, 1 gr Each tablet represents 5 gr. of the fresh thyroid gland of the sheep. Dose, 1 to 3 tablets three or four times daily for myxedema, loss of nerve power, chorea, obesity, etc. 63 2 93 5 80 Thaletts. See page 92, Part Third. Thyroid Glands, Desiccated, 2 gr 1 Each tablet represents 10 gr. of the fresh gland of the sheep. 00 4 65 9 25 Triple Bromides, No. 1 Potassium Bromide 2 1-2 gr. Ammonium Bromide 2 1-2 gr. Sodium Bromide 2 1-2 gr. Sedative in chorea, etc. We suggest that tablets containing bro- mides and iodides should always be dis- solved before administration, or given with plenty of milk, to prevent gastric irritation. 28 1 15 2 25 Triple Bromides, No. 2 Potassium Bromide 5 gr. , Ammonium Bromide 5 gr, * Sodium Bromide ,5 gr, 49 2 20 4 35 FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES 66 H. K. Mulford Company PART SECOND Per Bot. of 100 500 1000 Triple Sulphocarbolates, No. 3 $0 85 Zinc Sulphocarbolate 10 gr. Sodium Sulphocarbolate 10 gr. Calcium Sulphocarbolate 10 gr. A safe and efficient intestinal antiseptic. Indicated in fermentative colics and diar- rheas. A general intestinal antiseptic. $4 10 $8 00 Vaginal Astringent and Antiseptic, Preferred. (Elliptical, doub'e cone shape) Alum 3 gr. Zinc Sulphocarbolate 1 gr. Fluid Hydrastis (colorless).... 11-2 min. Morphine Sulphate 1-20 gr. Boric Acid 7 gr. Borax 5 gr. Oil Bose Geranium q.s. Indicated in vaginitis, leucorrhea and all catarrhal conditions of the vaginal mucous membrane. Especially prepared for local medication. Insert one in vagina at night, preferably after hot vaginal douche. Dissolve a tablet in half-pint of warm water and use as an injection at night. 35 1 53 3 00 Zinc Sulphate, 1 gr 16 38 70 Zinc Sulphocarbolate, 2 gr 16 50 95 Zinc Sulphocarbolate, 5 gr 23 93 1 80 FRIABLE TABLETS AND TRITURATES DISPENSARY TABLETS Supplied in Special Poison Bottles to prevent error in dispensing. These tablets are for facilitating the accurate dispensing of potent drugs. They should never be dispensed in their present form, as each tablet contains a poisonous dose of the medica- ment. They are accurately and carefully made. Q 0) <1> O „ . Q O n . ftWo Pnffl o Arsenous Acid 1 gr $0 21 Atropine Sulphate.... 1-8 gr 60 Atropine Sulphate.... 1-4 gr 90 Atropine Sulphate.... 1-2 gr $0 35 1 25 Copper Arsenite 1-4 gr 21 Corrosive Sublimate. 1-4 gr 15 Corrosive Sublimate. 1-2 gr 18 Corrosive Sublimate. Igr 21 Digitalin (Pure). Pi •ices fluctuating 1-4 gr 2 05 Digitalin (Pure) 1-2 gr 85 3 65 Mercury, Red Iodide. 1 gr 21 Morphine Sulphate... Igr 55 2 25 Strychnine Sulphate.. 1-4 gr 21 Strychnine Sulphate.. 1-3 gr 30 Strychnine Sulphate. 1-2 gr 37 Strychnine Sulphate.. 1 gr 63 Tartar Emetic 1 gr 15 PART THIRD H. K. Mulford Company 67 PART THIRD EMBRACING H. K. Mulford Company's Word-Mark Specialties, Hypodermic Syringes and Medicine Cases 68 H. K. Mulford Company PART THIRD ADVANTAGES OF H. K. .MULFORD COMPANY'S WORD-MARK SPECIALTIES THESE are favorite prescriptions and definite chemical products which, on account of their popularity with veterinarians, have come into general use by the profession. Owing to certain inherent properties they can- not be advantageously compounded extemporaneously. They are all provided with names which conform to scientific nomenclature, also with Word-Marks by which our brands may be specified. They are not advertised to the lay public, nor are they provided with labels and circulars with lists of diseases and directions for lay-medication. The percentage formula of each preparation will be furnished to veterinarians desiring to prescribe them. Please order by Word-Marks. WORD-MARKS NAMES OF PREPARATIONS Adrin .Epinephrine and Combinations. Benzo-Formol Comp. .Liquor Antisepticus. Bismuth-Formic-lodide ! Iodo-Bismuth Anhydro-Methylene Al- Comp. Powder . j buminate. Bismuth-Formic-lodide Comp. Antiseptic Gauze. Blandine Comp .Petrolatum Liquiduni Compositum. Cargentos .Colloidal Silver Oxide, Mulford. Casca-Laxative .Extractum Rhamni Purshianae Aromati- cum. Digitol .Fat-free Tincture Digitalis. Diurol . Elixir Sere nose Composita. Dyspepsia Fermenta- - 1 Tabella Bismuthi Beta-Naphtolis et tive . ) Creosoti Comp. Endometritis .Tabella Viburni et Ergotini Comp. Ichtholdine . Glyceritum Ichthyolis Compositum. Iodo-Casein . Casein-Iodine, Mulford. Kreol f Liquor Cresolis et Phenolis Comp., Mui- I ford. Liquor Diastos .Liquor Pepsini Compositus. Pectorole Mistura Ammonii Chloridi Composita. Pepsinized Glycero -) Glycerophosphates cum Pepsino, Mui- phosphates . J ford. Pine and Somnos Cor- dial ' | Cordiale Pini Strobi Compositum. Pre-Digested Beef... . Liquor Carnis Praedigesti, Mulford. Proferrin .Iron Nucleo-Proteid. Protan .Tannin Nucleo-Proteid. Somnos . Elixir Trichlorethidene Propenyl Ether. Thaletts .Chocolate Phenolphthalein. Thym-Alka .., , Liquor Thymolig Compositus. PART THIRD H. K. Mulford Company 69 WORD-MARK ADRIN EPINEPHRINE Epinephrine is the name given to the active principle of the Suprarenal or Adrenal Gland by Dr. J. J. Abel. We do not market Adrin in pow- der form, but prepare same by the process of Otto von Furth. The inor- ganic matter which precipitates with the epinephrine is not removed, but allowed for, in making Adrin prepar- ations. Ash-free epinephrine melts at about 207° C., is slightly soluble in water, alcohol and ether, but dissolves readily in acids and fixed alkalies It is incompatible with oxidizing gents. Suprarenal gland preparations may best be standardized by physio- logic methods. Adrin is a powerful astringent and hemostatic in disorders of the mucous membranes of the nose, ear, throat and eye, genito - urin- ary organs and alimen- tary canal. Consensus of opinion of the scientific world is that C9H13NO3 is the correct formula. ADRIN is supplied in the following forms: Adrin, 1:500 solution per 2-dr. vial $0 35 per doz. 2-dr. vials 3 50 per 1 oz. vial 75 per doz. 1-oz. vials 8 00 Dose.-Locally, may be used ad libitum. Internally, 1 to 5 minims of the 1:500 solution, diluted with water. Adrin Solution is put up in normal saline, boric acid being used to dissolve the Adrin. Adrin Hypodermic Tablets. No. 151 Adrin, 1-100 gr. Each tablet represents 10 min. of the 1:1000 solu- tion of the active principle of the adrenal gland. per tube of 20 27 per 100 in tubes of 20 1 25 per bottle of 100 1 15 70 H. K. Mulford Company PART THIRD No. 152 Adrin, 1-200 gr per tube of 20 SO 21 per 100 in tubes of 20 90 per bottle of 100 80 No. 153 Adrin and Cocaine. Adrin 1-100 gr. Cocaine Hydrochloride 1-4 gr. Invaluable as a local anesthetic in dental practice. per tube of 20 45 per 100 in tubes of 20 2 15 per bottle of 100 2 05 No. 193 Adricaine (Dental Tablet) Each tablet contains: Adrin 1-100 gr. Cocaine Hydrochloride 1-10 gr. Per tube of 20 40 Per 100, in tubes of 20 1 90 Per bottle of 100 1 80 No. 154 Adrin and Sparteine. Adrin 1-200 gr. Sparteine Sulphate 1-8 gr. A valuable heart tonic in pneumonia. per tube of 20 27 per 100 in tubes of 20 1 25 per bottle of 100 1 15 No. 155 Adrin Tablets, 0.001 gm. (1-65 gr.) For extempore preparation of 1:500 solution. Two tablets dissolved in 1 c.c. (15 minims) of ster- ile water will yield a 1:500 normal saline solu- tion of Adrin. per tube of 12 tablets 40 per bottle of 100 tablets 3 10 Adrin Ointment Adrin 1 part Ointment Base q.s. 1000 parts Supplied in 1-2 oz. metal tubes (elongated tip) per tube 40 per dozen tubes 4 50 Supplied in 1-4 oz. metal tubes (elongated tip) per tube 25 per dozen tubes 2 50 Adrin Rectal Suppositories Adrin 1-25 gr. (Equivalent to 20 min. of 1-500 solu- tion) Cacao Butter q.s. per dozen boxes of 12 each 6 00 Adrin Comp. Rectal Suppositories Adrin 1-100 gr. Phenol 1-4 gr. Ichthyol 1 gr. Acid Tannic 1 gr. Ext. Witch Hazel 1-4 gr. Ext. Belladonna 1-5 gr. Ext. Stramonium 1-6 gr. Powdered Opium 1 gr. per dozen boxes of 12 each 5 00 PART THIRD H. K. Mulford Company 71 BENZO-FORMOL COMP. (word-mark) (Liquor Antisepticus, Mulford) Each fluidounce contains: Glycerite of Boroglyceride 40 gr. Sodium Borate 12 3-5 gr. Sodium Benzoate 11-3 gr. Sodium Sulphocarbolate . .3-5 gr. Sol. Formaldehyde 1-3 min. Camphor 2-3 gr. Eucalyptol 1-8 min. Menthol 1-4 gr. Oil Gaultheria 9-10 min. Non-irritating local antiseptic, antiphlogistic, astringent and alter- ative. The ingredients of this solution are all of recognized value in the treatment of local inflammatory pro- cesses. Formaldehyde, in the pro- portion herein contained, is a mild stimulant; sodium benzoate and biborate and boroglyceride are mild sedative antiseptics; eucalyptol, thymol and menthol are anti- septics of pleasant, aromatic odor. THERAPEUTIC ACTION As a local application and wash in surgery, gynecology and obstetrics; as a mouth-wash or spray in stomatitis, pharyngitis, tonsillitis and nasal catarrh; as a vaginal douche in all inflammatory affections of the uterus and vagina. Inter- nally, in 1 or 2 teaspoonful doses, it is of value in fermentative dyspepsia, etc. For local application as a wash, douche, spray, etc., 2 table- spoonfuls in one or two pints of warm water. INDICATIONS Per pint $0 60 " dozen pints 6 00 " 5-pint bottle 2 00 " gallon 3 00 72 H. K. Mulford Company PART THIRD BISMUTH-FORMIC-IODIDE COMP. POWDER An unusually effective antiseptic, astringent, alterative, anal- gesic and stimulating dry dressing for wounds, ulcerations and skin diseases. 'Each ounce contains: Bismuth - Formic - iodide (lodo-Bis- muth Anhydro- Methylene Album- inate ) 70 gr. Acetanilide 58 gr. Zinc Sulphocarb .... 10 gr. Bismuth Subgallate.20 gr. Powdered Alum 3gr. Boric Acid 100 gr. Thymol q.s. Menthol q.s. Eucalyptol q.s. Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp, is an unusually effective light dry dress- ing, antiseptic, astringent, analgesic, alterative and mildly stimulating. When applied to wounds, ulcers and abra- sions, and in skin affec- tions, it protects the sur- face from the air, prevents the access of germs, dries excessive secretions, promotes healthy cell-action, and favors the healing processes. Unlike most dusting powders, this mixture retains its impalpable character in the presence of the secretions of dis- eased surfaces-i. e., it does not "cake" or become hard and firmly adherent. The powder is indicated in all acute or chronic inflammations of the skin and subcutaneous tissues, such as exist in specific or non-specific skin diseases, ulcers, wounds, and suppurating surfaces, burns, scalds, abscesses, etc. As a surgical dressing after operations in which union by first intention is obtainable only by the rigid exclusion of germs, BISMUTH-FORMIC-IODIDE COMP. POWDER is indicated. BISMUTH-FORMIC-IODIDE COMP. POWDER is packed in improved dusting tins with perforated top and screw-cap. Indications Per box, large size, with sprinkle- top $0 50 " dozen boxes, large size 5 00 " pound box 4 50 " dozen boxes, small size 1 75 " gross boxes, small size 19 95 PART THIRD H. K. Mulford Company 73 BISMUTH - FORMIC - IODIDE COMP. ANTISEPTIC GAUZE A previously-sterilized surgical gauze impregnat- ed with Bismuth-Formic- Iodide Comp. Powder. ADVANTAGES This gauze offers an effective method of apply- ing direct antiseptic and astringent local treatment and drainage to infected cavities and surfaces through a medium ( gauze) every mesh of which is impregnated with aremedy that retains its antiseptic and medicinal properties even in the presence of infective processes. The gauze possesses an un- usual degree of capillary attraction, so that perfect drainage and removal of secretions (products of inflammation and micro- organismal growth) may be secured. BISMUTH - FORMIC - IODIDE COMP. ANTI- SEPTIC GAUZE repre- sents a definite advance in scientific surgery, gyne- cology and dermatology, and may be used in all conditions in which the ineffective and disadvantageous iodoform gauze was formerly employed INDICATIONS 1. For intrauterine drainage in cases of septic infection consequent upon labor or abortion. It counteracts pus-forma- tion and removes-by drainage-noxious secretions. 2. No intrauterine pack or tampon checks hemorrhage after labor (postpartum hemorrhage ). Its advantage is that it is styptic and favors formation of clot under perfect asepsis, thus avoiding subsequent infection. 3. As a dressing in all surgical operations where perfect asepsis and antisepsis are desired. 4. In the treatment of skin diseases. Packed in sterile, air-tight, screw-cap glass bottles. 1 yard by 1 yard $0 35 1 yard by 5 yards 1 25 Less 5 per cent in 100-yard lots; less 10 per cent in 1000-yard lots. BISMUTH-FORMIC-IODIDE COMP. OINTMENT Contains Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp. Powder, 42 gr.: Balsam Peru, 7 min.; Diachylon Ointment, 60 gr.; Petrolatum, Q.8. 1 oz. Antiseptic, sedative, astringent, alterative; especially valu- able in the treatment of chronic indolent skin diseases, leg- ulcer, syphilitic ulcerations, parasitic skin diseases, and all acute and chronic inflammatory surfaces. Dozen ounces, $1.00 ; gross ounces, $11.40 ; 1 1b., $1.00; 5 lb. package, $4.50. 74 H. K. Mulford Company PART THIRD BLANDINE COMP. (word-mark) (.Petrolatum Liquidum Compositum, Mulford Each fluidounce contains: Camphor 1 1-3 gr. Menthol * 1-5 gr. Thymol 1-5 gr. Eucalyptol 2-5 min. Oil Gaultheria 11-2 min. Hydrastine 1-40 gr. In combination with Blandine, a neutral, odorless, mineral oil. BLANDINE COMP, is a mildly stimulating- and alterative lubricating application indicated in catarrhal and inflamed conditions of the nose, naso- pharynx and larynx. It enables the astringent and alterative constituents of the solution to exert their thera- peutic effects for a longer period of time and under more favorable influ- ences than is possible with aqueous solutions. Furthermore, by covering the surface of the respiratory mucous membrane with an adherent protection, Blandine Comp, prevents the con- gestive effects of sudden atmospheric changes. In nasal catarrh, ozena, etc., used either alone or in con- junction with appropriate local treatment. BLANDINE COMP is an excellent local application in metritis, endometritis, vaginitis, leucorrhea of small animals, and all catarrhal conditions of the mucous membrane. It is an efficient dressing for burns, scalds and abrasions. INDICATIONS Per pint $0 80 " dozen pints 9 00 " 5-pint bottle 3 50 " gallon 5 25 Per Pint. Blandine, Plain $0 50 PART THIRD H. K. Mulford Company 75 CARGENTOS (word-mark) (Colloidal Silver Oxide, Mulford) DESCRIPTION Appears as black scales of metallic lustre containing 50 per cent silver, freely soluble in water and glycerin. Solutions of CARGENTOS are reddish-brown by transmitted light and greenish-black by reflected light. Solutions of CARGENTOS should always be prepared with cold water and kept in dark colored bottles. Freshly made solutions are always to be preferred. Solutions of CARGEN- TOS are most easily prepared in the following manner: Powdered scales are sprinkled on the surface of the required quantity of water ; allowed to stand without stirring for about five minutes and then stirred a few times until solution occurs. The formation of a paste with a little water should be avoided. For convenience, CAR- GENTOS is supplied in the form of three-grain tablets; one tablet dissolved in one dram of cold water will give a 5 per cent solution. The tablets should be crushed before dissolving and the solutions prepared as described above. PHYSIOLOGIC ACTION CARGEN TOS possesses considerable germicidal power. Even strong solu- tions are not precipitated by the sodium chloride or albumen in secretions, and owing to their high specific gravity (which is due to the high silver con- tent of CARGENTOS), they possess great pene- trating power. CARGEN- TOS has been found to be non-irritating even in 50 per cent solution. THERAPEUTICS The therapeutic value of a silver compound is dependent chiefly upon the penetrating power of the substance. This is partly physical and partly physiological. The physical part is mainly due to its specific gravity or density, which is proportionate to the silver content of the solution. It is thus apparent that the efficacy of these substances, as far as this can be tested on physiological or chemical grounds, increases with the silver content of the substance and its solubility. CAR- 76 H, K. Mulford Company Part third GENTOS is thus superior to all other silver compounds in that its high silver content, and its free solubility, together with the absence of irritating action, permit of the introduction of silver into the tissue in a concentration unattainable with any other silver compound. CARGENTOS has been especially employed in inflamed con- ditions of the male and female genitals and it has given highly satisfactory results in the treatment of inflamed mucous mem- branes (nose, throat, ear, intestines, rectum, vagina, etc.). Its non-irritating character and bactericidal power render it especi- ally valuable in the treatment of such conditions, it being especially indicated in inflammatory conditions of the eye. MANNER OF USE Diseases of the eye-purulent conjunctivitis, catarrhal con- junctivitis, dacryocystitis, etc., 5 to 25 per cent solutions. Diseases of the nose, throat, ear-acute and chronic laryn- gitis and pharyngitis, necrotic affections of the middle ear, etc., 10 to 50 per cent solutions. Diseases of the genito-urinary organs-chronic posterior urethritis, irritable bladder, cystitis, etc., 5 to 25 per cent solutions. Vaginitis, endometritis, ulcerations and erosions of the cervix, 10 to 50 per cent solutions. Diseases of the rectum-anal fissure and fistula, inflamed hemorrhoids, ulceration of the rectum, etc., 10 to 50 per cent solutions or suppositories containing 2 grains of CARGENTOS each. CARGENTOS is indicated internally in gastric ulcer, gas- troenteritis and ulcerative enteritis. Satisfactory results are obtained when used as a high injection in dysentery, mucous colitis, diarrhea of young animals, etc. CARGENTOS is used in Rontgenographic examinations in 50 per cent solutions without any irritation and produces a very definite and dense shadow. (See Annals of Surgery, April 1910, page 516.) CARGENTOS is supplied in one and one-half ounce vials, per ounce vial, $2.25; per half ounce vial, $1.25. CARGENTOS TABLETS, 3-gr. in vials, containing twenty tab- lets, $0.50; per 100 tablets, $2.25. One tablet to one dram of water prepares a 5 per cent solution. Two tablets to the dram, 10 per cent, etc. PART THIRD H. K. Mulford Company 77 CASCA-LAXATIVE (word-mark) (Extractum Rhamni Purshianae Aromaticuni Compositum Liquidum) Each fluidounce represents: Cascara Sagrada 11-4 oz. Senna 5-8 oz. Podophyllin 3-4 gr. Aromatics q.s. A pleasant and effective laxative and cathartic. Contains fluid extract cascara with podophyllin, senna and aromatics. It is more active than a preparation of uncombined cascara, since the cathartic effect is fortified by senna and the hepatic action by podophyllin. The cathartic effects are not attended with griping. CASCA-LAXATIVE ismore active as a laxative than the U. S. P. Fluid Extractof Cascara Sagrada, absolutely free from its nauseating bitterness and acceptable to the most sensitive stomach. In the manufacture of CASCA- LAXATIVE only prime three-year-old cascara sagrada bark is employed, and, by a special process, the laxative, bitterless glucoside is separated from the bitter glucoside without de- stroying its activity, and the griping principle of the senna is removed, thus rendering the preparation free from this disagree- able effect. To obtain the best results, and to be of lasting service, CASCA-LAXATIVE should be ad- ministered in small doses, one to three times a day, and its use persisted in for a considerable length of time. After the bowels have become regulated the dose can be reduced gradually, one drop at a time, until discontinued. Dose.-Puppies and kittens, as a laxative, 5 to 20 min. three times a day, before feeding; as a cathartic, 20 to 40 min. night and morning. Grown animals, give, as a laxative, from 20, 60, 80 min. (according to weight) three times daily before feeding. For prompt cathartic effects these doses may be doubled. Administration Price, per pint, $1.35; per dozen pints, $15.00; per 5-pint bottle, $4.00 ; per gallon, $6.00. 78 H. K. Mulford Company PART THIRD DIGITOL DIGITOL (tincture of digitalis, fat-free, Mulford) is theU. S. tincture of digitalis from which the fat has been removed. DIGITOL (tincture of digitalis, fat-free, Mulford) possesses the additional advantage over the U. S. P. tincture of producing a clear solution when diluted with water. Moreover, as the Pharmacopeia does not direct the standard- ization of t incture of digitalis, and as the Pharmacopeial tincture of digitalis varies about 300 per cent in strength, DIGITOL is far superior to the official tincture as a therapeutic agent. To the extent that fat causes irritation of the stomach, producing nausea and vomiting, this product is also superior to the U. S. P. tincture. The doses and uses are the same as tincture digi- talis, U. S. P. Comparative Results of the Investigations of the Digitalis Prepara- tions on the Market, as Determined by the United States Public Health and Marine- Hospital Service. - The digitalis preparations of eight of the leading phar- maceutical houses were investigated and the re- sults tabulated in Bulletin No. 48, page 55, issued by the United States Public Health and Marine-Hos- pital Service. The authors found that DIGITOL (tinc- ture of digitalis, fat-free, Mulford) ranks first among the digitalis prep- arations on the market, and state that their conclusions were drawn from a very large series of experiments, and on that ac- count may be considered accurate. See page 1939 of the Journal of the American Medical Association for June 12, 1909. Standardization as Applied to tub Entire Mulford Line of Piiap.maceutical Products.-The work of the Scien- tific Department of the H. K. Mulford Company in connection with digitalis is merely one instance of the value and import- ance of the work being carried on in this department along the lines of standardization. All of the materials entering into the manufacture or composition of the pharmaceutical products of the H. K. Mulford Company are tested and passed upon by its Scientific Department before they are accepted for use. Thus every ingredient entering into fluid extracts, tinctures, tablets, elixirs, capsules, syrups, suppositories, etc., manufac- tured by the Mulford laboratories, is in a sense "standardized that is to say, it is made to conform to the chemical or pharma- codynamic requirements adopted for each particular substance. Per dozen 1-ounce bottles with pipette, $4.00. PART THIRD H. K. Mulford Company 79 DIUROL (word mark) (Elixir Serenoee Compositum, Mulford) Each fluidounce represents: Lithium Benzoate 4 gr. Potassium Bicarbonate. 8 gr. Buchu 16 gr. Triticum 16 gr. Hydrangea 16 gr. Corn Silk 16gr. Pichi 16 gr. Hyoscyamus 2 gr. An effective, mildly stimulating and alkaline diuretic which also ex- erts a soothing and tonic influence upon the genito-urinary tract, and relieves vesical and renal irritation. THERAPEUTIC ACTION It is claimed uric acid does not exist in the blood in normal condi- tions, but is formed in the kidney, from which organ it enters the cir- culation. Hence, a remedy which, besides stimulating the kidneys to increased action, exerts a solvent power upon uric acid and its allied bodies, thus favoring their expulsion from the system, is indicated. Lithium benzoate has been strongly recommended. Potas- sium bicarbonate aids in restoring the normal alkalinity of the blood which, as pointed out by Garrod, is so essential, and has the advantage of not disturbing the stomach or gastro-intes- tinal tract like the carbonate. It is also of service in increasing the secretion of urine and rendering it alkaline. Buchu acts topically on the mucous membrane of the genito-urinary tract. Triticum is a demulcent and diuretic of service in cystitis and irritable condition of the bladder. Saw palmetto and hydran- gea are regarded as useful in bladder and kidney affections. It is believed DIUROL promotes the excretion of uric acid and acts as a mild stimulant and sedative in subacute and chronic inflammatory conditions of the urinary organs. INDICATIONS Indicated in subacute and chronic cystitis, catarrh of the bladder, and for the prevention of gravel, uric acid concretions in the kidneys, urethritis, stone in the bladder or kidneys, chronic inflammation of the kidneys, azoturia. Dose for horse, 1 to 2 oz., three or four times daily; dog or cat, 1-2 to 2 dr. Per pint $0 75 " doz. pints 8 00 " 5-pint bottle 2 75 '* gallon 4 00 80 H. K. Mulford Company PART THIRD FRIABLE TABLET DYSPEPSIA FERMENTATIVE (Tabella Bismuthi Beta-Naphtohs et Creosoti Comp.) Bismuth Beta-Naphtol 3 gr. Creosote 1 min. Salol 1 gr. Zinc Sulphocarbolate 1-4 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica 1-6 gr. Oil Cloves 1-25 min. Indicated in those forms of dyspepsia associated with fermentation in the stom- ach and intestines, as manifested by eruc- tations, flatulence, etc. This formula combines the antiseptic and antiferment- ative properties of beta- naphtol and creosote, with the astringent, soothing and sedative action of bismuth. It is believed to inhibit the development of the micro-organ- isms of fermentation, and allay the catarrhal inflammation of the stomach and intestines. Chronic gastric catarrh, dilatation of the stom- ach, intestinal indigestion, flatulence, etc. Dose.-1 or 2 tablets after each feeding. Therapeutic Action Indications Per bottle of 1 00, 60 cts.; 500, $2.75; 1000, $5.25. FRIABLE TABLET ENDOMETRITIS Each tablet contains: Ext. Viburnum Prunifol 2 gr. Ext. Hamamelis Virg 1 gr. Ergotin 1-2 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica 1-12 gr. Ext. Hydrastis 1-10 gr. (Chocolate-coated only) This combination is extensively pre- scribed for inflammation of the uterus and its lining membranes. It is said to relieve the persistent boggy enlargement of the uterus with leucorrhea, conse- quent upon labor and abortion, by con- stricting the uterine blood-vessels and reducing the size of the organ. Dose.-1 or 2 tablets three or four times a day. (Tabella Viburni et Ergotini Comp.) Per bottle of 100, 45 cts.; 500, $2.00; 1000, $3.75. PART THIRD H. K. Mulford Company 81 GLYCEROPHOSPHATES (PEPSINIZED) (Glycerophosphates cum Pepsino, Mulford) Formula suggested, by Prof. Albert Robin, of Paris, France. Each fluidounce represents: Calcium Glycerophosphate . ..4gr. Magnesium Glycerophosphate.1 gr. Potassium Glycerophosphate.2 gr. Sodium Glycerophosphate ... .2 gr. Iron Glycerophosphate 1-10 gr. Tincture Nux Vomica 1 min. Pepsin 8 gr. Fresh Kola Nut 12 gr. Extensive clinical researches con- ducted by Robin, Nochard and other investigators in the hospitals of Paris demonstrated the value of the glycerophosphates as general re- constructive tonics. The glycerophosphates are salts of glycerophosphoric acid, and afford an elegant form in which to admin- ister that useful therapeutic agent. Glycerophosphoric acid is pres- ent in a combined state in lecithin, the chief phosphorous constituent of the food; lecithin, as it passes through the body with the food, being changed into choline and glycerophosphoric acid. Glycerophosphoric acid thus represents the form in which phosphorus is assimilated. Glycerophosphates are useful for the double purpose of furnishing the system with phosphates and supplying the mineral bases in excellent form for thera- peutic application. A reconstructive tonic recommended in lack of sexual power and desire in male or female, and as a tissue-builder after wasting diseases. Dose for horse, 1 to 2 ounces; dog, 1-2 to 2 drams ; cat, 1-2 to 1 dram. Per pint $1 00 " dozen pints 11 50 " 5-pint bottle 4 00 " gallon 6 00 PRICES 82 H. K. Mulford Company PART THIRD ICHTHOLDINE (word-mark) (Glyceritum Ichthyolis Compositum, Mulford) Each fluidounce contains: Ichthyol 4 gr. Iodine 1 gr. Sol. Phenol 4 min. Hydrast. Hydrochi. 1-32 gr. Boroglyceride 9 gr. Eucalyptol 1-20 min. ICHTHOLDINE is em- ployed in the treatment of chronic inflammatory affections of the mucous membranes and deep- seated tissues adjacent thereto. Ichthyol is alter- ative and antiseptic and promotes the absorption of exudates, thus relieving congestion and chronic inflammatory conditions: iodine is a counter-irritant, and when applied over deep-seated inflammations causes the absorption of abnormal fluids: hydrastine is used in the treatment of depraved mucous membranes: boroglyceride is employed as a depletant in congestion; phenol is a useful remedy in the treatment of chronic inflammatory conditions. ICHTHOLDINE is indicated in the treatment of chronic endometritis, inflammation of the tubes and ovaries, congestions and "boggy" conditions, ulcerations, lacerations of the cervix, leucorrhea, etc. In erysipelas the application of ICHTHOLDINE has proved serviceable. In inflamed or congested conditions of the throat and nasal mucous msmbrane, in diseases of the skin and in chronic inflammatory conditions, the results are gratifying. Per pound $1 50 " dozen pounds 16 50 " 5-pint bottle 7 00 " 1-gallon bottle 10 00 PART THIRD H. K. Mulford Company 83 ' IODO-CASEIN (word-mark) (Casein-Iodine, Mulford) IODO-CASEIN is a compound of iodine with casein, con- taining approximately 18 per cent of iodine. It is a brownish yellow powder, practically odorless and tasteless. IODO-CASEIN, unlike inorganic iodides, does not cause gastric disturbances, as none of the iodine is set free until it is digested beyond the stage of peptones; therefore no iodine is liberated by the digestive juices of the stomach. When the sub- stance is exposed to the action of trypsin, however, the further digestion liber- ates iodine in the form of soluble iodides and per- mits absorption and as- similation. IODO-CASEIN is a very desirable addition to our materia medica, inas- much as it is an organic iodide and free from the two disadvantages of the inorganic iodides, viz: First.-The inorganic iodides, being soluble in the gastric juices, may cause irritation of the stomach, which often leads to intolerance of all forms of inorganic iodine. Second.-The free solubility in the body fluids of the inor- ganic iodides results in their being eliminated almost as fast as absorbed. In order to have a small amount retained in the sys- tem. it is therefore necessary to give a very large amount. IODO-CASEIN being slowly absorbed permits saturation by the ingestion of much smaller quantities, and this reduces the strain on the eliminative organs and prevents nausea. IODO-CASEIN also has advantages over certain organic iodides, because the proteid with which the iodine is combined, is well borne, even when taken in large quantities. Price per ounce $0 75 2 1-2 gr. tablets, per 1 00 50 5 gr. tablets, per 1 00 85 84 H. K. Mulford Company PART THIRD KR'EOL (word-mark) (Liquor Cresolis et Phenolis Comp., Mulford) KREOL is a saponified solution of Cresols and Phenols so prepared as to form an emulsion when added to water. Accord- ing- to the U. S. Department of Agriculture it is a more effective antiseptic and germicide than Carbolic Acid and is far safer. Used according to directions it is harmless to man and the higher animals, is non-corrosive to instru- ments and will not injure the skin. An efficient general antiseptic, germicide, deodorant and disinfect- ant. Invaluable as a sheep dip and as a disinfectant and deodorant for stables, hen houses and out-buildings. As an Antiseptic and Deodor- ant.-Add 2 to 4 tablespoonfuls to a gallon of water. Apply the milky solu- tion freely by means of a cloth or scrub-brush, or by sprinkling or spraying. As an Antiseptic for use in bath- ing wounds and sores, skin affections, etc., add 1-2 to 1 tablespoonful to 2 pints of water. As a Disinfectant.-Use a 5 per cent solution (.about 6 ounces or 10 to 12 tablespoonfuls to the gallon.) Useful for sterilizing instruments. As a Sheep Dip and for other Vet- erinary Uses.-Add 3 tablespoonfuls to 1 gallon of water. This solution is especially valuable as a sheep dip and for bathing wounds, abrasions, bruises, barbwire cuts, etc., in domestic animals. When used as a sheep dip, apply either as a hand-dressing,or by making up a larger quantity in the proportion of 1 pint to 10 gallons (4 1-2 pints to one barrel) of water, and using as a regular " dip " or bath. The dip kills the scab mites very quickly and acts more rapidly than the tobacco or sulphur dips. The addition of 1 pound flowers of Sulphur to each 6 gallons or 8 pounds to each barrel of the solution is rec- ommended to serve as a protection against secondary infection. In addition to the value of KREOL as a local antiseptic, the liberal use of its emulsion in strength of 1 tablespoonful to 2 pints of water (2 ounces to the gallon) as a wash or spray in veterinary hospitals, stables, water or earth closets, urinals, drains, dog kennels, manure pits, and chicken houses and runs, will be at tended with good results. Harmlessness.-When used as directed, KREOL is harmless to higher animals, non-corrosive to instruments and utensils, and will not injure the skin or stain or injure washable fabrics. DIRECTIONS FOR USE, PRICES Per pint $0 25 Per dozen pints 2 40 Per gallon can 90 Per 5 gallon can 4 25 Prices F. O. B. Philadelphia PART THIRD H. K. Mulford Company 85 LIQUOR DIASTOS (WORD-MARK) (Liquor Pepsini Compositus, Mulford) Each fluidounce contains: Pepsin (1:3000) 8 gr. Papain 1.5 gr. Rennin 0.75 gr. Nitrohydrochl. Acid, Dil.. .5 min. Lactic Acid 0.5 min. Nux Vomica 0.45 gr. LIQUOR DIASTOS is primarily a combination of pepsin, papain, nux vomica and nitrohydrochloric acid, therefore the well-known rules for the use of such a compound should be ob- served. In atonic dyspepsia it should be given after meals. As pointed out by Bartholow, the combination of pepsin with hydrochloric acid does better work in such cases than the acid alone. The same authority calls attention to the important fact that when, in consequence of faulty diges- tion, acetic, lactic and butyric acids are produced in the stomach from the starchy, saccharin and fatty constituents of the food, the acids given after meals add to the distress of the patient. In such cases LIQUOR DIASTOS should be given before feeding. In chronic gastric catarrh, whether occurring as an independ- ent affection or as an accompaniment of other maladies, LIQUOR DIASTOS has proved to be efficient. It promotes the flow of the stomach and intestinal juices, increases the digestive power and thus favorably affects the appetite. Especially indicated in distemper. The mix vomica hastens the intestinal movements and the stools voided are somewhat relaxed. This effect is highly desirable in cases of dyspepsia attended with constipation. LIQUOR DIASTOS is largely employed as an adjuvant when administering iodides, bromides, salicylates and other remedies that disturb the stomach. Dose for horse, 1 to 2 oz.; dog and cat, 1-2 to 2 dr. INDICATIONS Per pint $0 75 " dozen pints 8 00 " 5-pint bottle 2 75 " gallon bottle . 4 00 86 H. K. Mulford Company PART THIRD MISTURA PECTOROLE (WORD-MARK) (Mistura Ammonii Chloridi Composita, Mulford) A fluid preparation superior to cough syrups because free from sugar, and possessing none of the nauseating, cloying and digestion-disturbing effects of cough syrups. Each fluidounce represents: Chloroform 1-2 min. Ammonium Chloride 20 gr. Ethyl Nitrite 1-2 gr. Squill 12 gr. Senega 4 gr. Ipecac 4 gr. Antimony and Potas- sium Tartrate 1-10 gr. Codeine Sulphate 1-4 gr. Spirit Ammonia, Arom..l5 min. Aromatics and Compound Licorice Mixture (without Opium), q.s. 1 fluidounce. ADVANTAGES The taste of the several active con- stituents in PECTOROLE is effec- tively disguised by pleasant, mild aro- matics ; it is not too highly flavored and does not become tiresome to the patient. As contained in PECTO- ROLE, squill and senega are deprived of irritating effects and unpleasant taste. The compound licorice mixture is prepared especially for PECTO- ROLE ; it contains no opium, so that the usual constipating and narcotiz- ing effects of the ordinary cough mix- tures containing opium are obviated. Its sedative action is due to codeine sulphate, which gives PECTOROLE special value in bronchial and pulmonary affec- tions associated with frequent dry, harassing cough. PECTO- ROLE may be given continuously in those cases in which disturbances of digestion render satisfactory treatment of respiratory affections difficult. The absence of sugar from PECTOROLE renders it less liable to cause gastric and intes- tinal fermentation, which usually follows the administration of cough syrups and mixtures, and it is hence bettei- borne by the lower animals. Dose for horse, 2 oz. four times daily ; dog and cat, 1 to 3 dr. Per pint $0 60 " dozen pints 6 00 " 5-pint bottle 2 00 " gallon bottle 3 00 PART THIRD H. K. Mulford Company 87 PINE AND SOMNOS CORDIAL (Cordiale Pini Strobi Compositum) Each fluidounce represents: Somnos* 120 min. Syrup White Pine 30 min. Syrup Wild Cherry 60 min. Syrup Tolu 48 min. Syrup Squill 60 min. Syrup Ipecac 24 min. Syrup Sanguinaria 30 min. Chloroform 3 min. Elixir Glycerophosphates.... 48 min. Terpin Hydrate 11-2 gr. PINE AND SOMNOS CORDIAL is of value in the treatment of suba- cute and chronic bronchial affections, dry and harassing coughs (the com- plications of pulmonary affections). This preparation possesses the expectorant properties of Finns Alba Comp., the sedative and antispas- modic properties of Somnos, and the tonic and reconstructive properties of Glycerophosphates. This combination may be used as a succedaneum for codeine, heroin, morphine and.the bromides, since it does not "lock up" the^ecretions; has no cumulative action such as follows the use of the bromides; is free from gastric disturbances and is without the unpleasant after-effects which follow the use of morphine and the opiates. It is palatable, contains much less sugar than cough syrups and is acceptable to the stomach. ADVANTAGES INDICATIONS PINE AND SOMNOS CORDIAL exerts a general sedative effect and influence upon the conditions which produce nervous irritability, effectively controlling spasmodic cough by its seda- tive properties. In chronic bronchitis and subacute and chronic inflammatory conditions of the mucous membrane of the bron- chial and respiratory organs, it is of special value. It allays cough, promotes expectoration, and stimulates the respiratory tract. Dose for horse, 1 to 3 oz.; dog and cat, 1-2 to 3 fl. dr. Per dozen pints $6 00 " 5 pints 2 00 " gallon 3 00 * Somnos is our word-mark for Elixir Trichlorethidene Propenyl Ether (Chloral Glycerolate). 88 H. K. Mulford Company PART THIRD PRE-DIGESTED BEEF (Liquor Carnis Prsedigesti, Mulford) A valuable predigested food-product PRE-DIGESTED BEEF is a predigested proteid food-prod- uct, each fluidounce of which contains the nutritive substances found in 100 grains of selected lean meat. Native wine is used as a flavor and preservative. The preparation contains 16 per cent by volume of alcohol. A feature that distinguishes PRE-DIGESTED BEEF from other fluid or solid albuminoid foods is that it is prepared by a special method of digestion. The proteids present are in the form of hydrolyzed products resulting from the digestion and con- version of albuminous compounds into peptones, /.e.,by digesting with pepsin and hydrochloric acid, filtering and evaporating. It contains no chemical preservatives. It is not intended to replace milk in the dietary of patients. An ex- clusive milk diet, however, becomes tiresome and repugnant. The inci- dental unpleasant symptoms and un- toward effects which often follow the use of milk and artificial foods are not induced by PRE-DIGESTED BEEF, hence its value after gynecologic and other surgical operations. PRE-DI- GESTED REEF not only furnishes a useful variation in diet, but many patients who cannot digest milk, readily assimilate PRE-DIGESTED BEEF. In such cases PRE- DIGESTED BEEF is especially in- dicated. Furthermore, it is well known that it is not the amount of food taken that supports life, but the amount of food assimilated. INDICATIONS The fact that PRE-DIGESTED BEEF is immediately assim- ilable indicates its special value in pneumonia, distemper and in the various acute infectious diseases, during the active period of which, and in the stage of convalescence, its value has been demonstrated by extensive and varied clinical experience. Used in combination with other appropriate treatment it is serviceable in anorexia and inanition, anemia, atonic dyspepsia and gastric affections. In the diarrhea of puppies it is fre- quently tolerated when other food is rejected. In the various organic and constitutional diseases PRE- DIGESTED BEEF meets the ever-present need for easily assim- ilable nourishment. Specify "PRE-DIGESTED BEEF, MULFORD'S, in original pint bottles." Dose for horse, 2 to 4 oz.; dog and cat, 1 to 2 tablespoonfuls. Per pint, 80 cts.; per dozen pints, $9.00 PART THIRD H. K. Mulford Company 89 PROFERRIN (WuRD-MARK) An organic compound of iron and phosphorus, containing 10 per cent organic iron and about 1 -2 per cent of phosphorus. (Iron Nucleo-Proteid, Mulford) Neutral, non-astringent, readily assimilable. A reddish-brown powder, insoluble in water and acids; solu- ble in alkalies with production of a yellowish-red solution. The nucleo-proteid employed in the production of PROFERRIN is milk casein. No definite chemical formula can be assigned to the product, as our knowledge of the proteids is not yet suffi- ciently developed to enable us to do this. The percentage of iron and of phosphorus, however, is quite uniform. The process of manufacture consists in precip- itating. by means of an acid, an alkaline solution of an iron salt and milk casein. The phosphorus present is that naturally existing in milk casein. The iron may be determined in the ash by any of the usual methods. The phosphorus may be determined by the method of Turner and Vanderkleed* for the determination of phosphorus in phosphorous resin. If, to the dry powder, fuming nitric acid be added, an orange-red color results (due to the proteid). If the dry powder be ignited in a crucible, the odor of burning nitrogenous matter will be given off (due to the proteid). If the residue be dissolved in hydrochloric acid, the solution will give the usual tests for iron. If 0.5 gm. be shaken with 10 c.c. distilled water, and the mixture filtered, the filtrate should give no pre- cipitate on addition of ammonium hydroxide, and not more than a faint bluish tint on addition of a few drops of potassium ferrocyanide T.S. (showing absence of more than a trace of inorganic iron.) TESTS FOR. IDENTITY AND PURITY CLINICAL APPLICATION Does not precipitate albumin, pepsin or peptones; is practically unaffected by the gastric juice; is free from astringent action on the stomach ; is rapidly absorbed from the duodenum. PROFERRIN does not irritate the stomach or cause con- stipation. PROFERRIN is indicated wherever blood impoverishment exists, either as deficiency of hemoglobin or diminution of red blood-corpuscles. Proferrin Powder Per dozen ounces $6 00 FRIABLE TABLETS (Chocolate-coated only) Per Bot. of 100 Proferrin, 1 gr $0 20 Proferrin, 2 1-2 gr 40 Proferrin, 5 gr 60 Proferrin Comp 60 Proferrin 3 gr. Strontium Arsenite 1-60 gr. Strychnine Phosphate 1-100 gr. Ext. Cascara Sagrada 1-4 gr. Ext. Gentian 1-4 gr. Dose.-1 or 2 tablets three times daily, after feeding. Tonic and reconstructive, indicated in anemic conditions. 'Proceedings of American Pharmaceutical Association, Vol. 54, 1906. 90 H. K. Mulford Company PART THIRD PROTAN (WORD-MARK) A Valuable Intestinal Astringent (Tannin Nucleo-Proteid, Mulford) PROTAN is a chemical compound, containing- about 50 per cent of tannin, and is formed by the action of tannic acid on nucleo-proteid (milk casein). It is a light-brown powder, taste- less, odorless and free from astringent action upon the mouth and stomach, insoluble in water, acid solutions or the gastric juice; does not coagulate albumin, nor precipitate pepsin or pep- tones. The tannin may best be determined by differ- ence, the casein being determined by decompos- ing it by the Kjeldahl- Gunning method, and esti- matingthenitrogen. When shaken with water and filtered, a colorless solu- tion should be obtained, which should not give more than a faint trace of color, with ferric chloride solution, showing absence of more than traces of free (uncombined) tannin. The resistance of PRO- TAN to the action of the gastric juice may be shown by mixing 2 gm. (dried at 100° C.) with 40 c.c. 0.2 per cent hydrochloric acid containing ten times the theoretical amount of 1 -.3000 pepsin necessary to digest the proteid present, warming to 40° C. for six hours, filtering off the residue, drying and weighing. 75 to 80 per cent of the amount taken may thus be recovered. Protan is practically unaffected by the gastric juice, and passes through the stomach chemically unchanged; it is free from deleterious action upon the stomach and processes of digestion. Protan exerts its astringent action upon the entire intestinal tract, from the duodenum to the lowermost portion of the large intestine. The active astringent ingredient - tannic acid - is first evolved when PROTAN reaches the small intestine and comes in contact with the alkaline pancreatic juice. The well-known properties of tannic acid toward albuminoid bodies are here manifested : The growth of bacteria is hindered, the intestinal mucous membrane is contracted, covered with a superficial coagulum, the capillaries constricted and the exudation of leukocytes prevented. Thus is explained the clinical value of PROTAN in catarrhal and ulcerative conditions of the intes- tines, associated with diarrhea. PROTAN, even in enormous doses, is absolutely harmless and free from irritating properties. In acute catarrhal diarrhea, due to ingestion of unsuitable food, 15 to 30-grain doses of PROTAN, repeated every hour or two, control the diarrhea. In acute diarrhea of young animals, PROTAN should be given in from 5 to 10 grains every hour. In chronic diarrhea, due to chronic catarrhal inflammation or ulceration of the small or large intestine, even in the obsti- nate, rebellious forms that have resisted the usual astringents, INDICATIONS PART THIRD H. K. Mulford Company 91 PROTAN, administered in 20 or 30-grain doses every hour or two, is very effective. PROTAN offers satisfactory adjunctive treatment in the diarrheas and chronic dysentery in doses of from 20 to 30 grains, repeated according to the veterinarian's judgment. Protan is furnished in one-ounce cartons, Per dozen ounces $6 00 1-lb. bulk 6 00 5-lbs. " @ 5 50 PROTAN is also furnished in friable tablets and in the fol- lowing combinations: Per Bot. of 100 500 1000 Prolan, 2 1-2 gr SO 35 $1 50 $2 75 Protan, 5 gr 60 2 75 5 25 Protan, 7 1-2 gr 85 Protan Comp 40 Protan 2 gr. Bismuth Subnitrate 1-4 gr. Zinc Sulphocarbolate 1-8 gr. Opium, Powdered 1-20 gr. Calomel v 1-40 gr. Pepsin 1-8 gr. Pancreatin 1-8 gr. Powdered Ginger 1-16 gr. Guaiacol 1-20 gr. Oil Anise q.s. Effective in the treatment of diarrhea, es- pecially in enterocolitis. Brings active astringent, antiseptic and sedative rem- edies in immediate contact with the catarrhal and ulcerated areas of the intestines. Dose-1 to 3 tablets, preferably reduced to powder, every hour or two, or as required. Protan and Bismuth Comp 85 Protan 5 gr. Bismuth Beta-Naphtol 2 gr. Guaiacol 1-20 gr. Intestinal antiseptic and astringent, indi- cated in diarrhea associated with intes- tinal fermentation. Dose.-1 to 3 tablets every two or three hours. Protan and Opium, No. 1 40 Protan 2 1-2 gr. Opium, Powdered 1-12 gr. For diarrhea associated with frequent small stools. Dose.-1 or 2 tablets every two or three hours, or as indicated. Protan and Opium, No. 2 1 00 Protan 7 1-2 gr. Opium, Powdered 1-2 gr. For catarrhal, ulcerative and dysenteric affections associated with frequent or bloody stools passed with tenesmus. Dose.-1 or 2 tablets as required. Protan and Salol Comp 90 Protan 5 gr. Salol 2 gr. Zinc Sulphocarbolate 1 gr. Intestinal astringent and antiseptic for diarrhea attended with micro-organis- mal growth in the intestines. Dose.-1 to 3 tablets every two hours, or as indicated. 92 H. K. Mulford Company PART THIRD SOMNOS* (WORD MARK) Elixir Trichlorethidene Propenyl Ether, or Chloral Glycerolate, Mulford) CoHiiOoCb Hypnotic, Antispasmodic, Cerebral Sedative Each fluidounce contains 1.62 gm. (25 grains) trichlorethidene propenyl ether (chloral glycerolate- CoHnOeClg), and 2 per cent alcohol. Trichlorethidene propenyl ether is a definite substance produced by the chemical reaction o£ glycerin upon chloral, containing no free or uncombined chloral. Trichlorethidene propenyl ether is marketed in the form of an elixir (Somnos), each 100 c.c. of which con- tains 5.4 gm. of trichlorethidene pro- penyl ether, with an excess of glyc- erin added. As pointed out by Prof. Sadtler,* the excess of glycerin is added to the elixir to protect it from decomposi- tion, which is proven by the fact that when alcohol is added to the elixir (Somnos), no formation of chloral alcoholate occurs, neither is hydrated chloral produced by its dilution with water. Hypnotic and sedative in colic, etc., or for the relief of pain. Dose for horse or cow, 2 to 4 oz. every hour until desired result is attained ; for dog and cat, 1 to 3 dr. As an hypnotic, the initial dose should be large. MEDICINAL USE Per pint $110 " dozen pints 12 00 * Full and complete information, including methods for test- ing, are to be found in Bulletin No. 1 of the American Pharma- cologic Society. PART THIRD H. K. Mulford Company 93 word THALETTS mark (Chocolate Laxative) Each small block contains 1-2 gr. phenolphthalein combined with chocolate. Aperient, Laxative, Cathartic The action of phenolphthalein as a laxative and cathartic has been known to the medical profession for about nine years.* The Journal of the American Medical Association (No- vember 28,1908) says that "this drug must be considered as one of the valuable contributions of chemical industry. Phenolph- thalein is a yellowish, tasteless powder, slightly soluble in water, readily soluble in alcohol and in aqueous solutions of hydroxides and carbonates. The investigations of Vamossy, Dornbliith, Tunnicliffe and others indicate that it is a safe cathartic, acting without pain in from four to six hours and leaving less tendency to sluggishness of the bowels as an after- effect than most cathartics. " So far as our present knowledge goes it produces no notice- able physiologic effects except that of a purgative and it does not irritate the kidneys. When absorbed it is excreted in the urine, generally unchanged in chemical character. The dose generally recommended varies from 1 to 5 gr." In Martindale and Westcott's Extra Pharmacopceia (Brit- ish), page 4, it is stated that phenolphthalein is "useful where a prompt purgative is required, as in jaundice," and further, that " it does not irritate the kidneys." V. Unterberger+ considers it to be indicated in cases where a prompt purgative action is required or where it is necessary to administer it for a prolonged period, and where other remedies cause vomiting; also in cases where it is not desired to stimulate the peristaltic action. ' ' Small doses are for regulating the evacuation of the bowels, and the large doses for the evacuation of the entire intestinal tract. Dose.-Thaletts may be administered to small dogs or cats in doses of 1 to 4 small blocks, representing 1-2 to 2 gr. phen- olphthalein. To larger dogs, 4 to 8 Thaletts are given, repre- senting 2 to 4 gr. phenolphthalein. In cases of habitual consti- pation doses of 2 to 4 Thaletts may be given in the morning and evening. Per box, $0.25. Per dozen boxes, $2.25. *Ch.emiker Zeituvg, August 11, 1900. •f-Merck's Circular on Phenolphthalein. 94 H. K. Mulford Company PART THIRD (Liquor Thymolis Compositus, Mulford) THYM-ALKA Each fluidounce represents: Sodium Bicarbonate.. .16 gr. Sodium Borate 4 gr. Sodium Benzoate 6 gr. Sodium Salicylate 2 gr. Menthol 1-8 gr. Thymol 1-8 gr. Camphor 1-8 gr. Oil Eucalyptus 3-8 min. Methyl Salicylate... .1-8 min. A non-irritating local antiseptic and alkaline solution for the treat- ment of inflammatory processes of the mucous membranes: inhibits the growth of germs: is sedative, alter- ative and prophylactic, non-toxic and non-irritating. INDICATIONS THYM-ALKA is indicated as a dressing, detergent, or mouth-wash. It cleanses the mouth and keeps it clean, restores tone to loose and spongy gums, and destroys odors emanating from diseased gums or teeth. Its use as a mouth-wash or spray for stomatitis, pharyngitis and tonsillitis is indicated. THYM-ALKA possesses the proper specific gravity to promote osmosis, thus detaching mucous crusts and mucus occurring in chronic nasal catarrh. In such cases it should be used full strength. METHODS OF APPLICATION THYM-ALKA may be used full strength or in various degrees of dilution. One part of THYM-ALKA to five parts of hot water, as a spray, is the required strength for the treat- ment of catarrhal conditions of the throat. In the treatment of nasal catarrh, one teaspoonful of THYM-ALKA should be diluted with three to five teaspoonfuls of hot water. Cold solutions should never be used in the nasal cavity. THYM-ALKA may be used as an injection for catarrhal conditions of the vaginal mucous membranes in the strength of four tablespoonfuls to a quart of hot water, and used as a vaginal douche once daily. For general local applications, two table- spoonfuls of THYM-ALKA should be diluted in one or two pints of warm water. Per Doz. 1-4 pint bottles, sprinkle-top $2 50 1-2 pint bottles 4 50 Pint bottles 7 50 Per Bottle. 5-pint bottles $2 50 Gallon bottles 3 50 PART THIRD H. K. Mulford Company 95 Veterinary Syringe and Tablets, Special Offer, No. 1 Consisting of one 1 c.c. (15 min.) hypodermic syringe, complete with canine needles, etc., and the following assortment of hypodermic tablets for use in canine and feline practice, the whole contained in neat metal case to fit the vest pocket. A very complete vest-pocket emergency case. 1 tube Aconitine Crystals, 1-120 gr. Cardiac depressant, febrifuge. 1 tube Adrin and Sparteine. Adrin 1-200 gr. Sparteine Sulphate 1-8 gr. Valuable cardiac tonic in pneumonia and dis- temper. 1 tube Atropine Sulphate,. 1-150 gr. Vasomotor constrictor,.mydriatic. 1 tube Digitalin, 1-100 gr. Diuretic. Slows and strengthens heart. 1 tube Local Anesthe-1°ocai£? . AT \ 1 Morphine Hydrochi., 1-140 gr. sia, JNo. 3. [sodium Chloride, C. P., 1-5 gr. i tni^/Morphine Sulphate, 1-12 gr. "(Atropine Sulphate, 1-250 gr. Hypnotic. 1 tube Strychnine Sulphate, 1-200 gr. Stimulating tonic. Price, complete, including case, syringe and tablets $2 OO Price of case, syringe and empty tubes 1 50 96 H. K. Mulford Company PART THIRD Veterinary Syringe and Tablets, Special Offer, No. 2 Consisting of one 5 c.c. hypodermic syringe in metal case, complete with two veterinary needles, to- gether with the following assortment of hypodermic tablets in separate case for use in equine and bovine practice. 1.-1 tube Aconitine Crystals, 1-20 gr. Cardiac depressant, febrifuge. 2.-1 tube Atropine Sulphate, 1-4 gr. Vasomotor tonic, mydriatic. 3.-1 tube Barium Chloride, 5 gr. Drastic cathartic. Digitalin, pure, 1-8 gr. Sparteine Sulphate, 1-5 gr. ^Strychnine Sulphate, 1-6 gr. 4.-1 tube Cardiac. "V."-1 Heart tonic. 5.-1 tube Cocaine Hydrochloride, 11-8 gr. Local anesthetic. iPhysostig. Salicyl., 1-4 gr. IPilocarp. Hydro.,"! 1-2 gr. 6.-1 tube Colic, "Veterinary."- Colics. 7.-1 tube Morph, and^ Atrop., "A" Hypnotic. Morphine Sulphate, 1 1-2 gr. Atropine Sulphate, 1-4 gr. 8.-1 tube Pilocarpine Hydrochloride, 1-2 gr. Sialagogue. Promotes intestinal secretion. 9.-1 tube Strychnine Sulphate, 1-2 gr. Stimulating tonic. The tablets are furnished separate in the serviceable leather case illustrated above. Price, complete, including hypodermic tablets, syringe and case $3 50 Price of hypodermic syringe 2 00 Price of leather case filled with above assort- ment of hypodermic tablets 2 50 PART THIRD H. K. Mulford Company 97 Veterinary Syringe and Tablets, Special Offer, No. 3 Contains a 12 c.c. fenestrated, glass-barrel syringe, with universal adapter, so either slip or screw needles may be used, with trocar and canula and the necessary appliances to enable the veter- inarian to use it as an aspirator when so desired. The piston contains a screw-nut so an exact amount can be administered; this attachment renders its use most serviceable in the accurate measuring of tuberculin for testing cattle. CASE COMPLETE CONTAINS: 1 Fenestrated, glass-barrel syringe, 12 c.c. capacity. 1 Aspirating needle. 1 Universal adapter for slip-joint needle. 1 Trocar. 1 Canula. 1 Three-way stop- 2 Hypodermic needles. 98 H. K. Mulford Company PART THIRD VETERINARY SYRINGE AND TABLETS, SPECIAL OFFER, No. 3 (Continued) The following assortment of hypodermic tab- lets, for use in general practice, is furnished in this separate leather case: 1.-1 tube Aconitine Crystals, 1-20 gr. Cardiac depressant, febrifuge. 2.-1 tube Atropine Sulphate, 1-4 gr. Vasomotor tonic, mydriatic. 3.-1 tube Barium Chloride, 5 gr. Drastic cathartic. 4.-1 tube Cardiac, "V."< Heart tonic. [Digitalin, pure. 1-8 gr. Sparteine Sulphate, 1-5 gr. [Strychnine Sulphate, 1-6 gr. 5.-1 tube Cocaine Hydrochloride, 1 1-8 gr. Local anesthetic. (Physostigmine Salicyl.. 1-4 gr- (Pilocarpine Hydro., 11-2 gr. 6.-1 tube Colic, "Veterinary."' Colics. 7.-1 tube Digitalin, pure, 1-4 gr. Diuretic. Slows and strengthens heart. 8.-1 tube Morphine Sulphate, 2 gr. Hypnotic. 9.-1 tube Morphine and Atropine, "A."- Hypnotic. (Morph. Sulph., 1 l-2gr (Atrop. Sulph., 1-4 gr. 10.-1 tube Pilocarpine Hydrochloride, 1-2 gr. Sialagogue. Promotes intestinal secretion. 11.-1 tube Strychnine Sulphate, 1-2 gr. Stimulating tonic. 12.-1 tube Veratrine Hydrochloride, 1-2 gr. Lowers blood-pressure. Price, complete, including hypodermic syringe, tablets and case $6 50 Price of hypodermic syringe, with different attachments 3 50 Price of the leather case, filled with above assortment of hypodermic tablets 4 00 PART THIRD H. K. Mulford Company 99 Veterinary Syringe, No. 4 30 c.c. CAPACITY Contains a 30 c.c. fenestrated, glass-barrel syringe, with universal adapter, so either slip or screw needles may be used with trocar and canula, and the necessary appliances to enable the veter- inarian to use it as an aspirator when so desired. The piston contains a screw-nut so an exact amount can be administered, rendering its use serviceable in the testing of cattle with tuberculin. CASE COMPLETE CONTAINS: 1 Fenestrated, glass-barrel syringe, 30 c.c. capacity. 1 Aspirating needle. 1 Universal adapter for slip-joint needle. 1 Trocar. 1 Canula. 1 Three-way stop. 2 Hypodermic needles. Price of 30 c.c. syringe, with different attachments $4 50 Price of syringe, with different attachments, including hypodermic tablets and leather case, illustrated on page 98 7 50 Veterinary Syringe, No. 5 80 c.c. CAPACITY Especially designed for facilitating the injec- tion of large doses of sera, particularly hog chol- era serum. This outfit consists of an 80 c.c. fenestrated, glass-barrel syringe, special rubber packing and universal adapter, so either slip or screw needles may be used with trocar, canula and appliances, so it may be used as an aspirator. Piston is fitted with screw-nut. 1 80 c.c. fenestrated, glass-barrel syringe. 1 Aspirating needle. 1 Universal adapter for slip-joint needle. 1 Trocar. 1 Canula. 1 Three-way stop. 4 Hypodermic needles. CASE COMPLETE CONTAINS: Price of 80 c.c. syringe, with different attachments $5 50 Price of syringe, etc., including hypodermic tablets and leather case, illustrated on page 98 8 50 100 H. K. Mulford Company PART THIRD Special Case for Feline and Canine Practice, No. 15 V This solid leather case, containing twenty-four vials, filled with a carefully-selected line of tablets, allows the practitioner to carry with him at all times a line of remedies adapted to the usual emergencies of practice. The size of the case permits it to be carried in the pocket, and the heavy sole leather will stand rough usage for many years. "A handy ease." Size, 8x31-2x15-8 inches. Aconite Tincture, 2 min. Antiseptic, No. 5 Atropine Sulphate, 1-100 gr Belladonna Tincture, 1 min. Bronchitis, No. 4 Calcium Sulphide, 2 gr. Cardiac Tonic, No. 1 Cascara Sagrada, plain, 2 gr. Cerium Oxalate, 2 gr. Chlorodyne, No. 1 Conjunctivitis Coryza, No. 1 Cough, No. 3 Digitalis, 2 min. Gentian Comp. Heroin, 1-21 gr. Iron Chloride, 5 min. Morphine Sulphate, 1-6 gr. Opium, Powdered, 1-4gr. Potassium Permang., 2 gr. Quinine Sulphate, 1 gr. Santonin and Calomel, No. 3 Strychnine Sulphate, 1-200 gr. Tonic, No. 2 Price of Case, filled $3 00 Price of Case, empty 2 00 PART THIRD H. K. Mulford Company 101 Hand or Buggy Case, No. 7V IMPROVED Size, 6 3-4 in. wide, 7 in. high, 11 in. long. Made of extra heavy black sole leather, oil- dressed. Case contains five 4-ounce cork-stoppered bottles; eight 1 1-2 ounce glass stoppered bottles, with screw-cap cover to prevent stopper from becoming loose; thirty-six 3-4 ounce screw-cap vials; fifteen 2-dram screw-cap vials; box for instruments and hypodermic syringe, velvet- lined ; vials held in place by patent spring clasps; pocket for sundries, envelopes, etc. Pad in instrument box containing 2-dram vials may be taken from case when desirable to add greater capacity to instrument box. This case is particularly recommended to vet- erinarians having an active practice, since it enables a number of large bottles to be carried ih compact space. Supplied with cork-stoppered vials, if preferred. Price of case, empty $10 00 Price of case, filled, complete (see list, fol- lowing page) 15 00 Metal Rings on end and Detachable Shoulder Strap, extra 75 102 H. K. Mulford Company PART THIRD Buggy Case, No. 7V, Improved, as on pre- ceding page, contains the following: TABLETS Opium, Ipecac and Lead Ace- tate Pepsin and Capsicum Comp. Phenolphthalein, 2 1-2 gr. Pinus Alba Comp. Proferrin Comp. Protan, 7 1-2 gr. Quinine Sulphate, 2 gr. Rheumatic, Improved Rhubarb and Sodium Bicar- bonate Comp. Salol and Copaiba Comp. Santonin and Calomel, No. 1 Sedative, Modified Sodium Bicarbonate and Pare- goric Comp. Strophanthin and Nitrogly- cerin Comp. Tonsillitis Triple Bromides HYPODERMICS (Adrin, 1-21X) gr. (.Sparteine Sulphate, 1-8 gr. Cardiac, No. 2 (Morphine Sulphate, 1-4 gr. (Atropine Sulphate, 1-150 gr. Nitroglycerin, 1-100 gr. Strychnine Sulphate, 1-20 gr. Acetanilide Comp., No. 1. Aconite Tincture, 4 min. Alum Comp., Preferred. Analgine, 5 gr. Antacid Anti-Constipation, No. 1 Antiseptic, No. 6 Anti-Vomiting, No. 2 Bismuth Beta-Naphtol Comp. Bismuth Subnitrate and Ipe- cac Comp. Blaud's Tonic Laxative Brown Mixture Comp. Calomel, Ipecac and Sodium Bicarbonate, No. 1 Calomel Saccharated, No. 1, 1-10 gr. Cathartic, Active, No. 1 Charcoal, 5 gr. Ohlorodyne, No. 1 Chloral Hydrate Comp. Cold, Preferred Conjunctivitis, Improved Creosote Comp. Cystitis, No. 1 Dermatitis Diarrhea, No. 2 Digestive Tablets Distemper, No. 1 Diuretic, Improved Dover's Powder, 2 1-2 gr. Dysentery Dyspepsia Fermentative Emmenagogue, Preferred Epileptic, Improved Expectorant, No. 3 Fever (Davis) Four Chlorides Gentian Comp. Guaiac Comp. Hemostatic Heroin, 1-24 gr. Krameria Comp. Lime Water, No. 2 Morphine Sulphate, 1-6 gr. Aconite, U.S.P., Fluid Extract African Ginger, Fluid Extract Belladonna Boot, U. S. P., Fluid Extract. Colic Remedy, Veterinary Cannabis Africana Fluid Ex- tract Ergot, Fluid Extract Fowler's Solution Tablet, 4 dr. Hyoscyamus, Fluid Extract Kreol Lobelia, Fluid Extract Nux Vomica, U. S. P., Fluid Extract Syrup Wild Cherry and Tere- bene Comp., Veterinary Tincture Digitol (fat-free tinc- ture of digitalis, standard- ized) LIQUIDS Should any changes in the selection be desired for filling this case, they will be made without additional charge, provided the prices of the tab- lets preferred average the same as those replaced. For complete list see catalog. PARt FOURTH H. K. Mulford Company 103 PART FOURTH BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTS Antitoxins and Curative Sera, Mallein and Tuberculins, Anthrax and Black-Leg Vaccines, Veterinary Bacterins 104 H. K. Mulford Company PART FOURTH BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTS INDICATED IN VETERINARY PRACTICE When ordering by cable or telegraph please use code, pages 132 to 140. ANTITOXINS AND CURATIVE SERA Anti-Pneumococcic Serum 20 c.c $2 75 Anti-Streptococcic Serum 10 c.c. (immunizing dose) 1 10 20 c.c. (therapeutic dose) 2 00 Anti-Pneumoeoccic Serum, Anti- streptococcic Serum, Immunizing Serum'for Influenza and Distemper and Tetanus Antitoxin are supplied in this improved aseptic glass syringe, ready for instant use. Hog Cholera Serum. Vials of 50 c.c 5 00 Immunizing Serum for Influenza and Distemper Vials of 20 c.c 1 00 Syringes containing 10 c.c 1 00 Tetanus Antitoxin For animals. 500 units (immunizing dose) 75 1500 units 1 25 3000units (therapeutic dose) 2 50 5000 units 4 00 N. B.-In ordering Veterinary Tetanus Antitoxin al- ways specify "Veterinary," or "Human" Tetanus Antitoxin will be shipped. PART FOURTH H. K. Mulford Company 105 MALLEIN AND TUBERCULINS Mallein Vials, 4c.c„ 1 test $0 35 Vials, 8 c.c., 2 tests 65 Vials, 20 c.c., 5 tests 150 Vials, 40 c.c., 10 tests 2 50 In aseptic glass syringes, 4 c.c., 1 test 55 Tuberculin Ready for use, each 4 c.c. represents sufficient Tuber- culin for 1 test. Vials, 4 c.c., 1 test 25 Vials, 8 c.c., 2 tests 35 Vials, 20 c.c., 5 tests 75 Vials, 40 c.c., 10 tests 1 25 Vials, 100 c.c., 25 tests 2 50 Vials, 200 c.c., 50 tests 4 50 Vials, 400 c.c., 100 tests 8 50 Vials, 1000 c.c., 250 tests. 20 00 In aseptic glass syringes, 4 c.c., 1 test 45 Old Tuberculin ("O T"), bovine type, in 1-gm. vials 1 00 Denys Tuberculin (Bouillon Filtrate, "B F"), bovine type, in 1-gm. vials 1 50 ANTHRAX AND BLACK-LEG VACCINES Anthrax Vaccine Per tube of 10 .complete doses for cattle, horses and mules $2 00 (Each complete dose consists of one injection of each Vaccine, marked Nos. 1 and 2.) Black-Leg Vaccine Peftets and Special Bulk Prices Black-Leg Vaccine Pellets are now supplied in the fol- lowing style packages: In vials containing 10 pellets, 10 vaccinations, per vial 1 25 In packages containing 5 vials of 10 pellets each, 50 vaccinations, per package 5 00 In packages containing 10 vials of 10 pellets each, 1 00 vaccinations, per package 9 00 106 H. K. Mulford Company PART FOURTH In packages containing 50 vials of 10 pellets each, 500 vaccinations, per package $42 50 In packages containing 100 vials of 10 pellets each, 1 000 vaccinations, per package 80 00 In bottles containing 100 pellets, 1 00 vaccinations.... 8 50 In bottles containing 500 pellets, 500 vaccinations.... 40 00 In bottles containing 1000 pellets, 1 000 vaccinations.. 75 00 Black-Leg Vaccine in vials of 50 pellets discontinued. Black-Leg Vaccine Pellet Injectors See Part Fifth, page 111. Black-Leg Vaccine in Powder Form No. 1.-Sufficient for 10 to 20 animals 125 No. 2.-Sufficient for 20 to 40 animals 2 25 No. 3.-Sufficient for 50 to 100 animals 5 00 No. 4.-Sufficient for 100 to 200 animals 9 50 Black-Leg Vaccine Cord or String Ready for instant use, each dose separate. ■ No. 1.-Sufficient for 10 animals 1 25 No. 2.-Sufficient for 20 animals 2 25 No. 3.-Sufficient for 50 animals 5 00 Black-Leg Outfit for using Cord, with extra needle 50 Extra needle 20 Black-Leg Vaccinating Outfit 5-00 nV * (Consisting of special veterinary hypodermic syringe, extra reinforced needles, tube for inserting vaccine, glass mortar, pestle and funnel, graduated measure, straining cloths; packed in neat polished hardwood case.) Tuberculin and Bacterial Vaccine Syringes See Part Third, pages 95 to 99, and Part Fifth, page 111. PART FOURTH H. K. Mulford Company 107 VETERINARY BACTERINS (Bacterial Vaccines for Veterinary Use) Bacterins, or bacterial vaccines, consist of suspensions of killed* pathogenic bacteria in normal saline solution. They are standardized by determining the number of bacteria per c.c. of suspension. The advantages of the Mulford Bacterins is the fact that they are carefully standardized and they are furnished in ampuls so that increased doses may be accurately and easily administered. The term "suspensions" gives the impression that bacterins are turbid. This, however, is not necessarily the case. If the bacteria are easily grown, the resultant bacterin may appear perfectly clear, while if a special medium is needed to obtain a growth, the product may appear turbid. We supply bacterins in aseptic glass ampuls (each package containing six 1 c.c., or 16 min., ampuls) and are designed to meet the wide range of dosage required in bacterin therapy. The usual procedure is to give contents of ampul A and increase dose to ampul B, etc. Increase of dose, however, is undesirable if a decided " negative phase " shown by increase of temperature or augmentation of the local symptoms occurs. For dosage and other details regarding the administration of bacterins, consult Mulford's Working Bulletins on Bacterins and Tuberculins. Coli-Bacterin (B. Coli Vaccine). Indications: Cystitis; fistula in ano; catarrhal jaundice; local infections. Inital dose, 100 to 400 millions. Per package containing six ampuls, A to F $2 00 Ampul A contains 200 million killed bacteria. Ampul B contains 400 million killed bacteria. Ampul C contains 800 million killed bacteria. Ampul D contains 1200 million killed bacteria. Ampul E contains 1600 million killed bacteria. Ampul F contains 2000 million killed bacteria. Pheumo-Bacterin (Pneumococcic Vaccine). Indications: Pneumonia; empyema; cystitis. Initial dose, 100 to 400 millions, every four to eight hours pro- gressively increased in pneumonia. Per package containing six ampuls, A to F $2 00 Ampul A contains 200 million killed bacteria. Ampul B contains 400 million killed bacteria. Ampul C contains 800 million killed bacteria. Ampul D contains 1200 million killed bacteria. Ampul E contains 1600 million killed bacteria. Ampul F contains 2000 million killed bacteria. * Our bacterins are killed at 60° C. 108 H. K. Mulford Company PART FOURTH Polyvalent Bacterin (Mixed Vaccines). Indications: All conditions in which diffuse or localized purulent infection is present, fistulous withers, poll evil, quittor, infected wounds, septic metritis, purpura haemorrhagica, strangles, abscesses, cellulitis, lymphan- gitis, the conditions grouped as " shipping fever," can- ker of the sole, catarrh of the nasal sinuses, purulent ophthalmia, etc. Initial dose, ampul "A," increase dose to ampul "B," etc., continue every 2 to 4 days unless a decided "negative phase" occurs, in which case repeat last dose or a smaller one. Per package containing six ampuls, A to F $2 00 Ampul A contains 1 billion killed Staphylococci (albus, aureus and citreus); 200 million killed Streptococci; polyvalent. Ampul B contains 2 billion killed Staphylococci (albus, aureus and citreus); 400 million killed Streptococci; polyvalent. Ampul C contains 3 billion killed Staphylococci (albus, aureus and citreus); 800 million killed Streptococci; polyvalent. Ampul D contains 4 billion killed Staphylococci (albus, aureus and citreus); 1200 million killed Streptococci; polyvalent. Ampul E contains 5 billion killed Staphylococci (albus, aureus and citreus); 1600 million killed Streptococci; polyvalent. Ampul F contains 6 billion killed Staphylococci (albus, aureus and citreus); 2 billion killed Streptococci; polyvalent. Staphylo-Bacterin (Staphylococcic Vaccine). Polyvalent, albus, aureus and citreus. Indications: Furunculosis, acute and chronic; acne; fistu- lous withers; poll evil; quittor; abscesses, etc., caused by the Staphylococci. Initial dose, 250 to 1000 millions. Per package containing six ampuls, A to F $2 00 Ampul A contains 1 billion killed bacteria. Ampul B contains 2 billion killed bacteria. Ampul O contains 3 billion killed bacteria. Ampul D contains 4 billion killed bacteria. Ampul E contains 5 billion killed bacteria. Ampul F contains 6 billion killed bacteria. Strepto-Bacterin (Streptococcic Vaccine). Polyvalent. All from equine source. Indications: Abscesses; cystitis ; purpura; erysipelas ; dif- fuse purulent infections, caused by streptococci, lymph- angitis, strangles. Initial dose, 100 to 400 millions. Per package containing six ampuls, A to F $2 00 Ampul A contains 200 million killed bacteria. Ampul B contains 400 million killed bacteria. Ampul C contains 800 million killed bacteria. Ampul D contains 1200 million killed bacteria. Ampul E contains 1600 million killed bacteria. Ampul F contains 2000 million killed bacteria. PART FIFTH H. K. Mulford Company 109 PART FIFTH EMBRACING Antiseptic Tablets, Bacterial Vaccine and Tuber- culin Syringes, Balling Guns, Veterinary Boluses, Black-Leg Pellet Injectors, Cocaine Hydro- chloride Tablets, Cresols, Glykol, Liniments, Morphine Sulphate Tablets, Ointments, Veter- inary Powders, Spirits, Syrups in Bulk, Tenia- cide, Veterinary Syringes, Veterinary Antiseptic Dusting Powder, Wines. 110 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIFTH Per bottle of 100 500 1000 Antiseptic, No. 3 (Wilson's) $ (Colored green or blue if desired) Corrosive Sublimate 7 3-10 gr. Ammonium Chloride 7 7-10 gr. A tablet dissolved in one pint of water makes a solution of 1:1000. Each tablet is stamped with the word "Poison." !0 40 $1 50 $2 50 Antiseptic, No. 4 (Colored green) Corrosive Sublimate 1 gr. Ammonium Chloride 1 gr. 16 55 1 05 Antiseptic, No. 5 (Bernay's) Corrosive Sublimate 1 3-4 gr. Citric Acid 1 gr. A triturate dissolved in 4 ounces of water prepares a solution of 1:1000. (Corrosive Sublimate and Citric Acid. Colored blue if desired) 16 55 1 05 Antiseptic, No. 6 (Colored blue if desired) Corrosive Sublimate 7 3-10 gr. Citric Acid 3 4-5 gr. Very soluble. A triturate dissolved in a pint of water makes a 1:1000 solution. 50 1 60 3 00 ANTISEPTIC TABLETS BACTERIAL VACCINE AND TUBERCULIN SYRINGE (For accurately measuring the dosage of Bacterial Vac- cines and Tuberculins), including two needles. See illustration on opposite page $2 00 Needles, screw thread, B-l, per dozen, in case 2 00 BLACK-LEG PELLET INJECTORS Black-Leg Vaccine Pellet injector. In wooden case each, $1 00 In metal case each, 1 50 Black-Leg Vaccine Pellet Injector (Automatic). This in- strument contains a magazine holding 10 pellets. The Injector is charged and injection is made auto- matically, insuring positive injection of the vaccine and easy and rapid administration. See illustration on opposite page 2 00 PART FIFTH K. Mulford Company 111 Automatic Black-Leg Pellet Injector. Bacterial Vaccine and Tuberculin Syringe. 112 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIFTH BALLING GUN Many practitioners have had trouble with the ordinary type of balling gun on account of the fact that the ball is apt to fall out of the gun before the instrument has been passed over the base of the tongue, thus allowing the horse to reject the ball or chew it; in the latter case, if the ball contains ingredients irri- tating to the buccal mucosa, a sore mouth results and the vet- erinarian is censured. In the improved instrument illustrated on this page, a ball of any size is firmly held, and automatically delivered when the piston is pressed home. The retaining mechanism cannot by any possibility injure the mouth and there are no sharp edges to cause injury either during the insertion or withdrawal of the gun. The instrument has the advantages of absolute adaptability, absolute safety and reasonable price each, $2.00 BOLUSES, VETERINARY These boluses represent the latest teachings of the leading scientific American veterinarians. They offer an efficient, convenient, accurate and cleanly form for administering reme- dies to horses, mules and cattle. These boluses are permanent-they do not change with age-and the preparations contained in them are the best that pharmaceutical and chemical skill can produce. pharmaceutical and chemical skill can produce. fl ?! O'S 3 Quotations furnished for the preparation of g boluses from private formulas. o 5 CL ,, O 4= Anthelmintic $0 85 a2 p 85 H 5 99 00 Aloin (Equivalent to300gr. Barbadoes Aloes) Strychnine...(Equivalent to 120gr. Powdered Nux Vomica) Calomel 15 gr. Tartar Emetic 90 gr. Oleoresin Ginger (Equiv. to 20 gr. Po. Ginger) For round worms in horses. Dose, 1 bolus in morning on empty stomach; repeat next morning if necessary; follow with Cathartic Bolus. Anthelmintic, No. 2 85 9 00 Powd. Quassia 2 dr. Santonin 10 gr. Oil Turpentine 2 dr. Ferrous Sulphate, Exsic 2 dr. Calomel and Aloes. See Cathartic, No. 3. Calomel and Aloin 75 8 00 Aloin.. .Equivalent to420gr. Barbadoes Aloes Calomel 15 gr. Oleoresin Ginger (Equiv. to 20 gr. Po. Ginger) A mild laxative; especially indicated in small and well bred animals. Dose, 1 every twenty-four hours or as needed. PART FIFTH H. K. Mulford Company 113 BOLUSES, VETERINARY £ <D 8^5 'Co © o tn tn Per dozen boxes or 1 gr< boluses. Calomel Comp it Strychnine (Equiv. to 5 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica) Aloin.. .Equivalent to420gr. Barbadoes Aloes Calomel 15 gr. Extract Belladonna, Powdered 5gr. Oleoresin Ginger (Equiv. to 20 gr. Bo. Ginger) A mild cathartic. Dose, 1 every twenty-four hours or as needed. to 85 $9 00 Carlsbad Salt, Artificial (Sal Carolini Factitium) Sodium Sulphate, dried and powdered.. .3 dr. Sodium Chloride 5 dr. Sodium Bicarbonate 3 dr. Potassium Sulphate 15 gr. A mild laxative for chronic intestinal catarrh. Dose, 1 bolus three times daily. 85 9 00 Cathartic Strychnine (Equiv. to 5 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica) Aloin (Equivalent to 360gr. Barbadoes Aloes) Podophyllin 4 gr. Extract Hyoscyamus, Powdered 5 gr. Calomel 15 gr. Powdered Gamboge 30 gr. Croton Oil 5 min. Oleoresin Ginger (Equiv. to 20 gr. Po. Ginger) A reliable prompt cathartic, especially in the large intestine. A prompt cathartic i n chronic intestinal catarrh. Its use is contra- indicated in enteritis. Dose, 1 repeated in twelve hours if necessary. 1 00 10 00 Cathartic, No. 2 (Stronger) Extract Nux Vomica 5 gr. Barbadoes Aloes 360 gr. Podophyllin 6 gr. Extract Hyoscyamus 5 gr. Calomel 25 gr. Powdered Gamboge 30 gr. Croton Oil 7 min. Powdered Ginger 20 gr. 1 50 15 00 Cathartic, No. 3 Calomel 15 gr. Oleoresin Ginger 1 gr. Barbadoes Aloes q.s. 1 oz. A mild laxative; especially indicated in small or well-bred horses. Dose, 1 as needed. 85 9 00 Cathartic, No. 4 (Strong) Calomel 25 gr. Ipecac 5 gr. Oleoresin Ginger 2 gr. Barbadoes Aloes q.s. 11-2 oz. Dose, 1 as needed. 1 00 10 00 Cough, No. 1 Powdered Ipecac 15 gr. Extract Conium, Powdered 15 gr. Terebene 15 min. Comp. Licorice Powd. (Equivalent)... .360 gr. For ordinary coughs and colds. Dose, 1 bolus two or three times daily. 75 8 00 BOLUSES, VETERINARY 114 II. K. Mulford Company PART FIFTH fl o> . N BOLUSES, VETERINARY *£ o o * O Per dozen boxes or 1 gross I § o 42 Cough Chronic $0 Strychnine (Equiv. to 3 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica) Extract Belladonna, Powdered 5 gr. Powdered Squill 15 gr. Ammonium Chloride 60 gr. Terebene 15 min. Oil Tar.. 15 min. 75 $8 00 Comp. Licorice Powd. (Equivalent)... .315 gr. For chronic cough and obstinate cases that have resisted the usual form of treatment. Dose, 1 repeated every two to four hours as needed. Chronic Diarrhea 1 Protan 3 dr. Zinc Sulphocarbolate 1 gr. Camphor 5 gr. Powdered Ipecac 15 gr. Creosote 10 min. Powdered Ginger q.s. For chronic diarrhea in calves and horses. Protan exerts its astringent action through- out the entire intestinal tract. This combi- nation is an effective intestinal astringent and antiseptic. It destroys bacteria, relieves pain and allays irritation of the intestines. Dose, 1 repeated every two to four hours as needed. 50 15 00 Laxative Strychnine (Equiv. to 5 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica) Aloin (Equiv. to 420 gr. Barbadoes Aloes) Podophyllin 2 gr. Extract Belladonna, Powdered 2gr. Powdered Ipecac 5 gr. Oleoresin Ginger (Equiv. to 20 gr. Po. Ginger) This is essentially the combination of Aloin, Belladonna, Strychnine and Ipecac that is so deservedly popular in human practice. Indicated in chronic constipation. Dose, 1 bolus at night or as required. 85 9 (Ml Milk Diarrhea Protan 11-2 dr. Powdered Ginger q.s. A specific in infectious diarrhea; always effec- tive in "milk diarrhea" of calves. Dose, 1 repeated every two to four hours as needed. 85 9 00 BOLUSES, VETERINARY COCAINE TABLETS For extempore solution. Cocaine Hydrochloride Tablets, 11-8 gr. per tube of 20 tablets $0 34 per tube of 100 tablets 1 40 PART FIFTH JI. K. Mulford Company 115 CRESOLS (word mark) (Liquor Cresolis Comp., U. S. P.) This is a saponified solution of Cresol prepared so as to form a perfect solution when added to water. A powerful germicide, deodorant and disinfectant. Valuable as a household disinfectant and antiseptic in general surgical and veterinary practice. The United States Bureau of Animal Industry recommends this as superior to Carbolic Acid or Carbolic Mixtures with Lime, it being about 11-2 times more efficient. Used according to direc- tions, it is non-corrosive to instruments, non-injurious to the skin and harmless to man and the higher animals. It is anti-parasitic in diseases of animals, and its use is followed with excellent results in disinfecting and deodorizing stables, henneries, kennels, cattle cars, pens, chutes, outbuild- ings, etc. Diluted in proportions suggested, it is an effective Sheep Dip. Being a parasiticide and antiseptic it is a valuable remedy for parasitic diseases of sheep, cattle, poultry, swine and other animals. Diluted with water (as a rule 1 part to 50 to 250) it destroys germs, lice, etc., and exerts a healing effect. Cresols is not a substitute, but is more efficient than Carbolic Acid as a disinfectant, purifier, antiseptic and insecticide; it prevents bacterial growth and the spread of infectious diseases. As a General Antiseptic and Deodorant for Public Buildings, School Houses, Toilet Rooms, Stables, Kennels, Outbuildings, Cars, Henneries, etc. Two tablespoonfuls to one gallon, or about 3 pints to one barrel of water. As a Disinfectant (Germicide) use 8 tablespoonfuls to the gallon of water. Freely spray or sprinkle the solution, or apply with cloth or scrubbing-brush. As an Antiseptic Wash for Wounds, Sores, etc. Add 1-2 to 1 tablespoonful to 2 pints of water for human use. For veterinary use add 3 tablespoonfuls to a gallon of water. For Sterilizing Instruments, use 4 fl. oz, (1-4 pint) to a gallon of water. As a Sheep Dip. Add 4 1-2 pints to 45 gallons (or 1 barrel) of water. Where protection against secondary infection is desired the addition of 8 lbs. Flowers of Sulphur is recommended to the barrel of the solution. Mix well. Harmless. When used according to directions, Mulford's Cresols is non-injurious to man and higher animals, non-cor- rosive to instruments and utensils, does not injure the skin, stain or injure washable fabrics. DIRECTIONS FOR USE. Perdoz. 4oz $2 00 Per gross 4 oz 22 80 Per dozen pints 5 00 5 pints 1 90 Gallon 2 75 5 Gallons, per gal 2 50 116 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIFTH COLIC REMEDY, VETERINARY An effective intestinal antiseptic and sedative for the relief of cramp and colic occurring in veterinary practice. Each ounce contains: African Cannabis 90 gr. Chloroform 60 min. Ether 19.5 min. Ethereal Oil, 1.5 min. (representing Comp. Spirit Ether, 60 min.) Ethyl Nitrite, 1 4-5 gr. (representing Spirit Nitrous Ether, 30 min.) Physostigma 30 gr. Spirit Turpentine 30 min. Camphor 7 1-2 gr. Capsicum 7 1-2 gr. Oil Peppermint q.s. Alcohol (max.) 75 per cent. Dose, for horse or mule, 2 to 4 ounces, repeated every half hour if needed. For colts and year- lings, 1 to 2 tablespoonfuls. Per Pint $1 50 Per Gallon $10 00 DUSTING POWDER, ANTISEPTIC Alum, Dried and Powdered 50 per cent Zinc Oxide, Powdered 35 per cent Boric Acid, Impalpable Powder.. .13 per cent Phenol 1 per cent Camphor 1 per cent An effective, antiseptic, astringent, deodorant and stimu- lating dry dressing. Favors rapid healing by promoting healthy action of the cells. Indicated in all inflammatory skin lesions, as ulcers, suppurative surfaces, moist eczema, burns, scalds, abscesses, and as a dry dressing for wounds. Apply freely as occasion requires. It should have a large sale with veterinarians desiring an inexpensive but useful dry dressing. 1-4 lb. box, sprinkle top, $0 25 Per gross boxes $20 00 Per dozen boxes 2 00 Per lb. box 60 Per 1-2 gross boxes ....10 50 Per dozen lb. boxes... 6 00 Per 5-lb. box $2 50 FOWLER'S SOLUTION TABLET Each tablet added to the amount of water specified prepares a solution corresponding in arsenical strength to the U. S. P. preparations. Per 100 Fowler's Solution Tablet, representing 1 dr.. ... $0 40 Fowler's Solution Tablet, representing 4 dr.. 55 Fowler's Solution Tablet, representing 8 dr.. 75 PART FIFTH H. K. Mulford Company 117 GLYKOL (Glycerinized Kaolin) ALUMINUM SILICATE COMBINED WITH C. P. GLYCERIN Glykol is a bland and non-irritating topical remedy, widely employed to relieve inflammations. The application of Glykol is not attended with any distress, nor does it interfere with regular internal treatment. Glykol is a convenient local application for the relief of inflammatory conditions. It flushes and depletes the capillaries, reduces congestion, consequently relieves pain. Glykol is an aseptic poultice mass and is free from the contamination usually present in poultice masses. Glykol does not become dry or cake, and is easily removed or replaced; it contains no grease, nor will it soil linen. Glykol is recommended as a local application in pneumonia bronchitis, pleurisy, peritonitis, chronic ulcers, erysipelas, synovitis, periostitis, poisoned wounds, boils, inflamed glands, sprains, burns, frost-bite, etc. It removes the-irritation and swelling following the sting and bite of insects. Glykol should be warmed and immediately spread about one- fourth to one-half inch in thickness by means of a blunt, dull knife or spatula directly upon the skin over the inflamed part and covered with cotton or heavy cloth. Where the parts are sensitive, it is more satisfactory to spread on the cloth, then warm and apply. In mild bronchitis or throat affections, a pulmonary appli- cation will usually be found sufficient. In inflammation of the bowels, the entire abdomen should be covered; in affections of the joints it should be applied several inches above and below the affected parts; and in all applications for ulcers, boils, etc., upon the entire surrounding parts that are swollen and hard. DIRECTIONS per dozen 1-2 lb. cans $2 75 per dozen 1-lb. cans 4 50 per dozen 2-lb. cans 8 00 per 5-lb. can 1 50 per 25-lb. can (hospital size) 6 25 Glykol with Opium and Lead Acetate. Each ounce contains: Powdered Opium, 1 2-3 gr.; Lead Acetate, 8 gr. approximating 1 fl. oz. Lo- tion Lead and Opium with Glykol. per dozen 4-oz. collapsible tubes 3 00 per dozen 1-lb. cans 6 00 per 5-lb. can 2 25 118 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIFTH LINIMENTS Each fluidounce represents the quantity of ingredients specified. 00 'EE $6 00 G O 0 $9 00 £ a c/E Aconite (U. S. S., 1870) Si 40 Ammonia, U. S. P 45 2 00 3 00 Belladonna 1 40 6 00 9 00 Camphor, U. S. P 50 2 25 8 50 Camphor and Ammonia Liniment 60 Each ounce contains: Oil Turpentine 1 dr. Camphor 3 gr. Chloral 3 gr. Aqua Ammonia 40 min. Oil Sassafras 15 min. Castile Soap, Aromatic Oils... q.s. Per doz. 4-oz. bottles, $1.50; 12 doz. 4-oz. bottles, $17.10. 2 75 4 00 Chloroform, U. S. P 90 4 00 6 00 Chloroform and Belladonna Liniment 85 Each ounce contains: Chloroform 45 min. Chloral 10 gr. Aconite 3 1-2 gr. Belladonna 45 gr. Camphor 20 gr. Aqua Ammonia 45 min. Alcohol, Castile Soap, Aromatic Oils, q.s. Per doz. 4-oz. bottles, $2.25; 12 doz. 4-oz. bottles, $25.65. 3 75 5 50 Chloroform and Camphor 90 4 00 6 00 Chloroform 144 min. Soap Liniment 336 min. PART FIFTH H. K. Mulford Company 119 LINIMENTS Q 3 $3 50 c o $5 00 Soft Soap, U. S. P fc.S $0 75 Stimulating Liniment, Veterinary Soap Liniment 360 min. Ammonia Water 60 min. Tincture Iodine 60 min. 85 8 75 $5 50 Turpentine Comp Each ounce contains: Oil Turpentine 200 min. Acetic Acid 40 min. Oil Lemon 8 min. Emulsified with Fresh Eggs. 60 2 75 4 00 LINIMENTS Liquor Cresols Comp. See Cresols, page 115. MORPHINE SULPHATE TABLETS Per Bot. of Morphine Sulphate,* 1-10 gr 100 $0 32 500 Si 36 Morphine Sulphate,* 1-8 gr 37 1 62 1/3 (Sugar-coated white or red, if desired) <u Chocolate-coated 39 1 69 c Morphine Sulphate,* 1-6 gr 40 1 83 o a 53 ns Chocolate-coated 43 1 90 Morphine Sulphate,* 1-4 gr 52 2 43 E (Sugar-coated white or red. if desired) Chocolate-coated 55 2 50 i 0 O' Morphine Sulphate,* 1-3 gr 68 3 20 .s tn Morphine Sulphate,* 1-2 gr 88 4 23 £ (Sugar-coated white or red, if desired) Chocolate-coated 92 4 30 'Supplied flat-shaped triturate form if desired. 120 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIFTH OINTMENTS Closely related to liniments are ointments. They are of two classes, namely, those intended to produce local effects, and those intended to produce systemic effects through absorp- tion from the skin. Appreciating the many disadvantages at- tending the extemporaneous preparation of ointments, owing to the difficulty with which the more active and frequently in- soluble medicaments are extinguished in the ointment base, we have, at considerable expense, added to our equipment the most complete and approved machinery for the preparation of this generally neglected but highly valuable class of phar- maceutical preparations. Many of the ointments listed in our Price-List were originated by leading dermatologists, and are used by them in their practice. Our ointments are furnished in packages of one dozen one- ounce decorated tin boxes, with blank dispensing label on inside of lid of each box. Upon the cover of the package containing the dispensing boxes is printed in full the formula and name of the ointment. No name appears upon the dispensing box. Eor hospitals and pharmacists ointments are supplied in one and five-pound lacquered tin boxes. Where the ingredients do not permit the use of tin containers we supply in glass jars. The changes that occur in the physical appearance of these ointments are unavoidable, and do not in any way interfere with or modify the therapeutic results. Note.-Ointment Sulphur is supplied only in glass jars. Perdoz. loz. jars or collap- Per lb. Five lbs. sible tubes. Acid Carbolic and Zinc Oxide Comp $1 00 Acid Carbolic (Phenol) 5 gr. Acid Boric 1 dr. Zinc Oxide 1-2 dr. Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp., Powder 6 gr. Eucalyptol q.s. Petrolatum q.s. 1 oz. Antiseptic, astringent and sedative; spe- cially valuable for the treatment of acute and inflammatory affections of the skin, such as dermatitis, acute eczema, herpes, impetigo, pemphigus, etc. $0 75 $3 25 Acid Pyrogallic and Beta-Naphtol Comp 1 25 Acid Pyrogallic 15 gr. Resorcinol 5 gr. Beta-Naphtol.- 15 gr. Ammoniated Mercury 6 gr. Tar Ointment 2 dr. Petrolatum q.s. 1 oz. Antiseptic and stipulating alterative, etc. Before applying wash the affected parts with tar soap and warm water. 1 00 PART FIFTH^ H. K. Mulford Company 121 Perdoz. 1 oz. OINTMENTS jars or collap- sible tubes. Per ' lb. Five lbs. Acid Salicylic Comp $1 35 $1 10 $5 00 Acid Salicylic 20 gr. Phenol 10 gr. Oil of Cade 20 min. Ammoniated Mercury 10 gr. Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp. Powder 20 gr. Resorcinol 6 gr. Zinc Oxide 40 gr. Petrolatum q.s. 1 oz. Alterative, antiseptic, stimulant, astrin- gent ; indicated in chronic eczema, pru- rigo, ecthyma, scleroderma, ringworm, favus, and parasitic skin affections generally. Adrin Ointment Adrin , 1 part Ointment Base q.s. 1000 parts Supplied in 1-2 oz. and 1-4 oz. metal tubes (elongated tip). See page 70, Part Third. Antiphlogistic 1 50 1 25 Mercuric Oxide, Yellow 2 gr. Ichthyol 16 gr. Petrolatum and Aromatic Oils. .q.s. 1 oz. Anti-Pyogenic 1 35 1 10 5 00 Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp. Powder 30 gr. Acetanilide 10 gr. Ichthyol 8 gr. Phenol ; 3 1-4 gr. Eucalyptol 2 min. Lanoline q.s. 1 oz. Indicated in all dermal disorders with a tendency to become purulent, associated with itching, burning, etc.; especially useful in erysipelas; also in boils, ec- zema, acne pustulosa, ulcers, etc. A powerful antiseptic, antiphlogistic, as- tringent and cutaneous analgesic. Astringent Comp 1 35 1 10 5 00 Acid Carbolic 4 gr. Acid Tannic 30 gr. . Ext. Belladonna 10 gr. Ext. Stramonium 15 gr. Ext. Suprarenal Gland 4 gr. Petrolatum q.s. 1 oz. Antiseptic, astringent, antiphlogistic; es- pecially valuable in the treatment of all forms of hemorrhoids, fistula, and fissure of the anus, and as a specific for pruritus (itching) of the vulva and anus. Belladonna, U. S. P 1 25 I 00 Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp. See page 72. Blistering, No. 1 1 00 Cerate Cantharides 1 oz. Oil Origanum, Oil Turpentine, aa q.s. Per dozen 2-oz. jars $1 50 OINTMENTS 122 H. K. Mulford Company PART flFTH Per doz. 1 oz. OINTMENTS jars or collap- sible tubes. Per lb. Five lbs. Blistering, No. 2 $1 25 * Cerate Cantharides 1 oz. Mercuric Iodide, Red 1 dr. Olive Oil, Oil Origanum aa q.s. Per dozen 2-oz. jars $2 00 Directions.-Clip the hair closely over the affected part. Rub ointment in well for ten minutes, then apply a little more smoothly over the part. In forty-eight hours wash off and grease with Acid Carbolic and Zinc Oxide Ointment. Keep animal tied up by the head until blister is washed off and grease the opposite leg with lard or Cosmoline. Blue Ointment. (33 1-3 per cent Mercury) $0 85 60 $2 75 Boric Acid, U. S. P 80 55 2 50 Conjunctivitis Adrin 1 part Yellow Oxide Mercury 4 parts Ointment Boroglyceride 240 parts Lanoline 200 parts White Petrolatum q.s. 1000 parts For congested lids and conjunctivitis. Should not be prescribed in connection with the iodides. Furnished in 1-4 oz. collapsible tubes, per doz., $1.25, and in 1 dr. collapsible tubes, per doz., $1.00. Diachylon Comp. (Consisting of the well- known Hebra Ointment with the addi- tion of Boric Acid, 10 gr.; Phenol, 2 gr., and Ichthyol, 2 3-4 gr. to each ounce).... 1 35 1 10 Hydrargyri Oxidum Flavum (Yellow Mercuric Oxide 85 Mercuric Oxide, Yellow 4gr. Petrolatum (Benzoinated) q.s. 1 oz. Recommended by all oculists for blephar- itis, corneal ulcers and obstinate forms of conjunctivitis. Apply to inflamed portions of the eye morning and night. Furnished in 1-4 oz. opal jars, per doz. $1.00; 1-4 oz. collapsible tubes with elon- gated tip, per doz., $1.00, and in 1 dram collapsible tubes with elongated tip, per doz., $0.75. Ichthyol, 1 0 per cent 1 50 1 25 OINTMENTS * We call the attention of the profession to the fact that we use Russian Cantharides only and that the blistering ointments are held in stock a sufficient length of time to insure thorough solution of the cantharidin. PART FIFTH H. K. Mulford Company 123 Per doz. 1 oz. OINTMENTS jars or collap- sible tubes. Per lb. Five lbs. Liniment, Solidified. (Contains Capsicum, 240 parts; Camphor, 60 parts; Aconite, 20 parts, Oil Turpentine, 20 parts, in com- bination with stimulating oils and Petro- latum, q.s. ad 1000 parts) $1 25 Valuable as an anodyne and rubefacient in all conditions where ordinary liniment is indicated. Apply locally to the surface and rub vigorously with the hands for several minutes. Repeat as often as necessary. Mercurial Ointment (Ung. Hydrargyri, U.S.P.) $1 00 (50 per cent Mercury) 1 25 Non-irritating, antiseptic; employed in the treatment of chronic ulcerations, and to exterminate animal parasites. 1 00 $4 50 Methyl Salicylate 1 50 Methyl Salicylate 75 gr. Menthol 4 gr. Lanoline q.s. 1 oz. Highly recommended by Prof. Stengel, of the University of Pennsylvania, as a local application to the affected joints in acute and subacute articular rheumatism. 1 25 5 50 Resorcin Comp., Improved 1 50 Resorcinol 61-2 gr. Ammoniated Mercury 10 gr. Zinc Oxide 40 gr. Acid Salicylic 20 gr. Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp 20 gr. Oil Cade 20 min. Phenol 8 gr. Petrolatum q.s. 1 oz. 1 25 5 50 Sulphur and Ichthyol Comp 1 50 Ichthyol 16 gr. Sulphur, Precipitated 60 gr. Bismuth-Formic-Iodide Comp 20 gr. Petrolatum q.s. 1 oz. Alterative, antiseptic, stimulant, antiphlo- gistic ; indicated in chronic indolent diseases of the skin, attended by excessive secretion of moisture; valuable in all parasitic skin affections. 1 25 5 50 Sulphur, U. S. P 1 00 75 3 25 Tar, U. S. P 80 55 Zinc Oxide, U. S. P 75 50 2 15 Zinc Oxide, Benzoinated, Special 75 Made of chemically-pure zinc oxide, ground in benzoinated petrolatum. 50 2 15 Zinc Oxide Comp 1 00 Indicated in dermatitis, acute eczema, herpes. Zinc Oxide 30 gr. Bismuth Subnitrate 15 gr. Eucalyptol q.s. Petrolatum q.s. 1 oz. 75 3 26 OINTMENTS 124 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIFTH POWDERS, VETERINARY Per 1 doz. lbs. 12 doz. lbs. lb. Worm Powder (Equine) $0 25 Ferrous Sulphate, Exsiccated..2 parts Quassia 1 part Spanish Brown 1 part $2 50 $28 50 Cough Powder 35 Lobelia, powdered 8 parts Licorice Root 16 parts Ammonium Chloride 8 parts Cinchona Bark, Red 4 parts Belladonna Leaves 2 parts Camphor Powder 1 part 3 50 39 90 Diuretic 25 Rosin (Yellow) 1 part Potassium Nitrate 1 part Juniper Berries 1 part Milk Sugar 1 part 2 50 28 50 Tonic or Condition Powder 25 Asafetida 1 part Black Sulph. of Antimony ... 4 parts African Ginger 6 parts Ferrous Sulphate, Exsiccated 8 parts Gentian 8 parts Fenugreek 16 parts Sugar q.s. 50 parts 2 50 28 50 QUININE SULPHATE TABLETS Prices quoted are based on prices ruling on date of publica- tion, see page 43. Our patrons will receive prices based on ruling market price of quinine at date of shipment. Net prices in bulk quantities furnished upon application. (All quinine tablets furnished uncoated, chocolate, sugar- coated, pink or white, as desired.) Per bottle of 100 500 1000 Quinine Sulphate, 1-4 gr.... $0 12 $0 38 $0 65 Quinine Sulphate, 1-2 gr.... 13 43 75 Quinine Sulphate, 1 gr 15 57 1 03 Quinine Sulphate, 2 gr 21 87 1 64 Quinine Sulphate, 3 gr 29 1 26 2 41 Quinine Sulphate, 4 gr 37 1 63 3 15 Quinine Sulphate, 5 gr..... 43 1 97 3 84 SPIRITS Ammonia, Aromatic, U. S. P Camphor, U. S. P Per Pint. $0 75 1 00 Chloroform 90 Glyceryl Trinitrate, U. S. P (.Nitroglycerin, 1 per cent, per oz., 15 cts.) 1 10 Peppermint, U. S. P 1 50 PART FIFTH H. K. Mulford Company 125 SYRUPS Special Prices in Bulk. Write for Quotations. Each fluidounce represents the quantity of ingredients specified. Special Prices in Bulk. Write for Quotations. N o . Each fluidounce represents the quantity of Q ® ingredients specified. ®.S Pnfi< .&.S "5 Ammonium Chloride Comp (Soothing Cough Syrup) Ammonium Chloride 32 gr. Syrup Ipecac 80 min. Syrup Squill 80 min. Paregoric 80 min. Syrup Wild Cherry q.s. Anodyne, sedative, expectorant. Dose for horse, 1 to 2 oz.; dog and cat, 1 to 2 drams. $5 40 $2 00 $3 00 Calcium Lactophosphate, U. S. P (Subject to 25 per cent discount) 12 00 4 50 7 00 Codeine Comp Codeine Phosphate 1 1-3 gr. Syrup Ipecac 60 min. Syrup Squill 5 dr. Syrup Eucalyptus 80 min. Terpin Hydrate 1 gr. Valuable in the treatment of irritating coughs and all inflammatory conditions of the respiratory tract. Dose for dog and cat, 1 to 2 teaspoonfuls three times a day; puppies, from 10 drops to 1 teaspoonful, according to age. Ferrous Iodide, U. S. P., 1 900. Contains 5 per cent Ferrous Iodide. Price quoted is per lb. by weight (12 fluidounce bottles) perdoz. lbs., $4 80 Dose for dog and cat, 1-2 to 1 teaspoonful; horse, 1 to 2 oz. Ferrous Iodide, U. S. P., 1890. Contains 10 per cent Ferrous Iodide. Price quoted is per lb. by weight (12 fluidounce bottles) perdoz. lbs., $6 60 9 00 3 50 5 00 Glycerin and Heroin Comp Heroin 1-2 gr. Ammonium Hypophosphite 16 gr. Squill 10 gr. Wild Cherry 10 gr. Lobelia 12 gr. Senega 8 gr. Grindelia 10 gr. Yerba Santa 10 gr. Glycerin q.s. A valuable expectorant. Especially indi- cated in inflammation of the bronchial mucous membrane. Dose for horse, 1 to 2 oz.; puppies, 5 to 10 drops. 10 80 4 00 6 00 126 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIFTH SYRUPS ® -S § 3 O S.E PhO. Heroin Comp $15 00 (Subject to 25 per cent discount) Syrup Squill Comp 2 dr. Syrup Sanguinaria 8 min. Syrup Wild Cherry 4 dr. Syrup Ipecac 16 min. Ammonium Chloride 16 gr. Glycerin 11-2 dr. Heroin 2-5 gr. Indicated in acute and chronic bronchitis, pneumonia, distemper, and in the bron- chial symptoms of acute infectious diseases. Dose, for horse, 1 to 2 oz.; dog and cat, 1 to 2 dr. $5 50 $8 00 Hypophosphites Comp. (Clear) 4 50 Calcium Hypophosphite 1 gr. Sodium Hypophosphite 1-8 gr. Potassium Hypophosphite 11-2 gr. Ferrous Hypophosphite 11-4 gr. Quinine Hypophosphite 7-16 gr. Manganese Hypophosphite 1 gr. Strychnine Hypophosphite 1-8 gr. 1 75 2 50 Hypophosphites Comp. (Cloudy) 4 50 1 75 2 50 Ipecac, L). S. P 15 00 (Subject to 25 per cent discount) Menthol and Sanguinaria Comp 7 20 (Veterinary Cough Syrup, No. 2) Chloroform 4 min. Ammonium Chloride 60 gr. Hyoscyamus 60 gr. Sanguinaria 30 gr. Extract Licorice 60 gr. Menthol 1-4 gr. Simple Syrup and Oil Peppermint, q.s. For chronic forms of cough. Indicated in all irritative conditions of the air passages and in chronic cough. Dose, for horse or cow, 1 oz.; dog or cat, 10 to 30 minims, according to size, three or four times daily as needed. 5 50 8 4 00 00 White Pine Comp 4 20 White Pine Bark 30 gr. Wild Cherry 30 gr. Balsam Poplar Buds 4 gr. Spikenard 4 gr. Sanguinaria 3 1-2 gr. Sassafras 2gr. Morphine Acetate 3-16 gr. Chloroform 4 min. Dose, for horse, 1 to 2 oz.; dog and cat, 1 to 2 dr. 1 50 2 22 White Pine Comp, and Tar 4 20 Same as Syrup White Pine Comp, above with the addition of Pure Pine Tar. Wild Cherry and Terebene Comp 5 75 (Veterinary Cough Syrup, No. 1) Chloroform 2 min. Antimony and Potassium Tartrate. 15 gr. Wild Cherry 60 gr. Hyoscyamus 60 gr. Terebene 5 min. Syrup Tar and Oil Peppermint q.s. For acute forms of cough. Dose, for horse or cow, 1 oz.; dog or cat, 10 to 30 minims, according to size, three or four times daily, as occasion may require. 1 50 2 3 22 00 SYRUPS PART FIFTH H. K. Mulford Company 127 TENIACIDE Teniacide, No. 1, Tablet. Pulv. Jalap Comp 5-8 gr. Pelletierine Tannate 5-16 gr. Oleoresin Aspidium 11-4 gr. Aromatics q.s. Teniacide, No. 2, Emulsion. Pelletierine Tannate 2 gr. Oil Turpentine 48 min. Castor Oil 180 min. Chloroform 10 min. Oleoresin Aspidium 30 min. Aromatics q.s. Directions: Give 2 tablets Teniacide, No. 1, fpr two days, three times daily; at evening of second day increase to 8 tablets, to be followed by 8 tablets on morning of third day. An hour after, give contents of bottle Teniacide, No. 2. Patient should eat sparingly evening of the second day, and must not partake of food the third morning until after medicine acts. Directions should be followed carefully. Per set containing 28 tablets Teniacide, No. 1, and one bottle Teniacide, No. 2, sufficient for one case $1 00 per dozen 10 00 Veterinary Antitoxin Syringe, 10 c.c $2 00 Veterinary Syringes. See pages 95 to 99. Veterinary Hypodermic Needles. per doz. V-1. Screw thread needle for Veterinary Hypodermic Syringe 5 and 10 cc $3 00 V-2. Heavy slip needle for Veterinary Hypodermic Syringe 5 and 10 cc 4 50 V-3. Small slip needle for No. 3 Veterinary Hypoder- mic Syringe 2 50 V-4. Medium slip needle for No. 3 Veterinary Hypo- dermic Syringe 4 50 V-5. Large aspirating needle for Veterinary Hypo- dermic Syringe 6 00 Special Prices in Bulk. Write for Quotations. WINES N . Each fluidounce represents the quantity of " ingredients specified. M.S aS - s kjx, fl o Ph O Beef and Iron (Beef, Iron and Wine) $4 75 $1 85 $2 65 Extract Beef 16 gr. Tinct. Citro-chloride of Iron 16 min. Cod Liver Oil, Cherry Bark and Hypophos- phites 9 00 (So-called Tasteless Extract Cod Liver 3 25 4 75 Oil i Colchicum Seed, U. S. P 9 00 3 25 4 75 Ipecac, U. S. P 10 80 4 00 6 00 Each fluidounce represents the quantity of ingredients specified. 128 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIFTH GENERAL INFORMATION PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN REMOVING SPECIMENS WHERE MEDICO-LEGAL QUESTIONS OF POISONING MAY ARISE (a) Make postmortem in presence of more than one witness. (5) See that the container is sterilized by boiling in water for ten minutes and immediately closed. (c) If a preservative is added to the specimen, have chem- ical proof that it is absolutely pure. (d) Seal the jar in such a manner that it cannot be opened without breaking the seal. (e) Insist on its being kept under such circumstances that you can prove that it has not been tampered with until it reaches the-hands of the analyst and take a receipt from him showing the condition of the seal or seals when it was received. DURATION OF CESTRUM Mare 2 to 3 days Sow 1 to 3 days Cow 15 to 30 hours Sheep 2 to 3 days Bitch 9 to 14 days Cow Sheep Mare Sow Woman Water.... ....85.7 84.0 82.8 82.4 88.8 Solids .... .... 14.3 16.0 17.2 17.6 11.2 Fat .... 4.3 5.4 6.9 6.4 3.5 COMPOSITION OF MILK Never throw a horse down without warning the owner of the risk incurred, telling him in the presence of witnesses that while you intend to observe every precaution to avoid injury, it is possible that the animal may break his back or leg while down and that the operation is entirely at his risk. Whenever possible have at least five assistants, one at the head, one at the back and three on the casting rope. A case occurred some years ago where a practitioner was found liable for a broken back because he had not insisted on sufficient help. PRECAUTIONS TO BE OBSERVED IN CASTING THERMOMETRIC EQUIVALENTS To reduce Centigrade to Fahrenheit: Multiply by 9, divide by 5 and add 32. To reduce Fahrenheit to Centigrade: Subtract 32, multiply by 5 and divide by 9. PULSE, TEMPERATURE AND RESPIRATION Pulse Temperature Respiration Horse ... 36-40 99.5+ 10-12 Mules and Asses.. ... 45-50 99.5+ Cow ... 45-50 101.2+ 15-18 Sheep ... 70-80 102+ 13-16 Pig ... 70-80 101.5 102+ 20-30 Dog ... 90-100 100.5 15-20 Cat (S.L.) . .110-130 101.7 2+80 DOMESTIC MEASURES Tumbler 8 to 10 ounces. 8 ounces, 250 c.c. Teacup 5 to 7 ounces. 4 ounces, 120 c.c. Wineglass 2 to 2 1-2 ounces. 2 ounces, 60 c.c. Tablespoonful 4 drains. 15 c.c. Dessertspoonful 2 drams. 10 c.c. Teaspoonful 1 dram. 5 c.c. PART FIFTH H. K. Mulford Company 129 DURATION OF PREGNANCY Minimum Maximum Mare 11 months 9 307 days 394 days Cow 242 " 336 " Sheep and goat. 5 " 135 " 160 " Sow 4 ' 109 " 120 " Bitch 2 55 " 70 " Cat 2 50 " 64 " In the mare and cow the male offspring is usually carried longer than the female.-Fleming, " Obstetrics." FORM.FOR CERTIFICATE OF SOUNDNESS I Certify that I have this day examined a (bay gelding); height, 15.3 (fifteen hands, three inches), full mane and tail, white snip in face, two white hind pas- terns, aged 7 years*. The animal at the time of examin- ation being in the possession of John Doe. I pronounce him unsound to the best of my knowledge and belief. Richard Roe, V.M.D., 412 S. 13th St., Phila., Pa. f Cause of unsoundness : lameness in near front leg. Poisons and Their Antidotes Acetanilide.-Symptoms: Staggering gait, muscular weak- ness, quick and feeble pulse and respiration, subnormal tem- perature, cyanosis, profuse sweating, dogs may vomit, convul- sions, coma, death. Antidotes.-Empty stomach with tube and washitout (.in large animals). Give dog 1-20 to 1-10 apomorphine hypodermically or give any handy emetic. Conserve body tem- perature with hot rugs or hot water bottles. Give alcohol, ammonia, atropine, strychnine. Acids, Mineral.-Symptoms: Sloughing of mucous mem- brane, difficult deglutition, colicky pains, bloody diarrhea, in- flammation of gastro-intestinal tract, thirst, collapse. Edema of larnyx may occur. Antidotes.-Alkalies, sodium bicarbonate, soap suds, plaster from wall in emergencies, lime water, mag- nesia, demulcents. Acid Carbolic.-Symptoms: White mucosa, later forming leathery slough, contracted pupils, vertigo, olive-colored urine, difficult respiration and feeble pulse, cold surface. Death from respiratory arrest. Antidotes.-Empty stomach, demulcents, cardiac and respiratory stimulants, alcohol, white of egg. Any soluble sulphate (e.y., magnesium or sodium sulphate). Acid Acetic.-Symptoms: Pain, vomition (dog), inflamma- tion and sloughing of mucous membrane, collapse. Antidotes.- Wash out stomach, alkalies, lime water, magnesia, sodium bicar- bonate, plaster from wall, demulcents, oil. ♦Where animal is over eight years of age it is well to describe him as "past mark of mouth" in order to avoid unseemly wrangling in court over that mooted question, a horse's age; and unless the cause of unsoundness is patent, as a spavin, ring bone, curb, etc., it is well to simply state the leg in which he is lame for the same reason. t Examine horse in stall before moving him about, have him driven past you at walk and trot with check rein loose, ride behind him far enough and fast enough to test his wind, then put him in the stable until cool; again take him out and move him, and lastly take off his shoes and thoroughly examine feet and back teeth. 130 H. K. Mulford Company PART FIFTH Acid Hydrocyanic, Cyanides.-Symptoms: Large doses cause immediate collapse and death, heart stopping in diastole. Milder cases show irregular convulsions, dilated pupils, cyan- osis, oval breathing, slowing as time goes on, weak pulse, convulsions, collapse and death. Antidotes.-Inhalation of ammonia gas, lavage of stomach, warmth, artificial respiration, atropine and strychnine hypodermically, diffusible stimulants, inhalations of amyl nitrite (S.L.). Aconite and its Preparations.-Symptoms: Tremors, mus- cular weakness, flying convulsions, perspiration, nausea, efforts at vomition, profuse salivation with champing of jaws, slow and shallow respiration. Death from failure of cardiac and respiratory centers. Antidotes.-Empty stomach, tannic acid (chemical antidote), cardiac stimulants, warmth, ammonia. Allow horse to remain recumbent should he lie down. Alkalies (Ammonia, Soda,. Potassa).-Symptoms much re- semble those caused by mineral acids. Mucosa feels greasy and "slips," depression, sometimes salivation, great anxiety, often tendency to dabble mouth in water. Treatment.-Vege- table acids, diluted vinegar, demulcents, anodynes. Antimony, Potassium Tartrate (Tartar Emetic).-Symptoms: Vomiting, purging, prostration, cyanosis, delirium. Anti- dotes.-Tannic acid, demulcents, opium in form of powder, respiratory and cardiac stimulants. Injection intravenously of 0.9 per cent salt solution to keep up quantity of blood fluids (S.L.). Arsenic and Arsenical Compounds. - Symptoms: Pain, bloody stools, suppressed or bloody urine, great thirst, failure of the vital powers, collapse and death. In some cases of acute arsenical poisoning in cattle no symptoms are present, death taking place without premonition. Chronic poisoning shows local edema (eyelids), salivation, abdominal pain, skin erup- tions, naus°a and vomiting. Antidotes.-Empty stomach, freshly precipitated hydrated peroxide of iron, demulcents, diluents, potassium iodide to promote elimination. Argentum Nitras. - Symptoms: Gastro-enteritis. Anti- dotes.-Wash out stomach with weak solution of sodium chloride, emetics in small animals, demulcents Belladonna.-Symptoms: Dryness of mouth, rapid pulse and respiration, mydriasis, blindness, delirium, stupor, para- lysis. Antidotes.-Empty stomach, stimulants, caffeine, coffee, tannic acid, pilocarpine. Cantharides.-Symptoms: Gastro-enteritis, bloody urine, strangury, nephritis, stiffness over loins, sexual excitement, priapism, abortion of pregnant animals, estrum, coma, collapse, death. Antidotes.-Empty stomach, demulcents, strychnine and atropine. Do not give oils or fats. Chloral Hydrate.-Symptoms: Narcotism, subnormal tem- perature, anesthesia and abolished reflexes, and in general the symptoms induced by the administration of an anesthetic. Antidotes.-Empty stomach, atropine, glonoin, strychnine. Keep patient awake if possible. Chloroform.-Early chloroform poisoning is due to cerebral paralysis. In the rigid pre-anesthetic state from tetanization of muscles of respiration and in the later anesthetic stage from respiratory paralysis, paralysis of glottis or of cardiac ganglia. Antidotes.-Eresh air, oxygen, artificial respiration. Draw tongue forward; warmth; atropine, strychnine, glonoin sub- cutaneously. Place small animals head downward and stretch the anal sphincter repeatedly. Colchicum.-Symptoms: Gastro-enteritis, dysentery, grip- ing, lowered arterial tension, cardiac depression, prostration, collapse and death. Antidotes.-Empty stomach, tannic acid, demulcents, opium, cardiac and respiratory stimulants. Cocaine.-Symptoms: In dogs, excitement, restlessness, terror, nervous twitchings, alterations of mentality, convulsions, Antidotes.-Opium, stimulants. PART FIFTH H. K. Mulford Company 131 Croton Oil.-Symptoms: Gastro-enteritis, abdominal pain, purging. Antidotes.-Empty stomach, demulcents, pulverized opium, cardiac and respiratory stimulants. Digitalis.-Symptoms: Gastro-intestinal irritation, colic, purging, myosis. Heart-beat reduced to 6 to 10 per minute, later heart runs wild and becomes very weak; cold limbs, sali- vation, ocular protrusion. Antidotes.-Tannic acid, empty stomach, alcoholic liquors, opium and aconite, heat and rest. Do not give full doses of digitalis oftener than once in twelve hours. Ergot.-Symptoms: Gastro-intestinal irritation, constipa- tion alternating with diarrhea, abortion, muscular tremors, tetanic spasms, dry gangrene of extremities (feet, ears, etc.). Antidotes.-Tannic acid, glonoin, strychnine, diuretics. Change feed. Eserine, Calabar Bean.-Symptoms: Tremors, quick and labored breathing, quick pulse, myosis (in dangerous doses, mydriasis), increased peristalsis, purging with much flatus, colic, tenesmus, later, complete muscular relaxation. Death from respiratory failure. Antidotes.-Empty stomach, atropine, strychnine, chloral, coffee in strong solution. Ether.-See chloroform. Lead Salts.-Symptoms: Impaired digestion, capricious appetite, torpid bowels, colic, dullness simulating that shown by a "dummy," cramped or paralyzed, groups of muscles, dark line on margin of gums, patient much tucked up, hair stands wrong way. Antidotes.-In acute cases, epsom salts in repeated doses of two ounces (large animals), sulphur. In chronic cases, potassium iodide and oleaginous laxatives. Nux Vomica, Strychnine.-Symptoms: Twitching of mus- cles, clonic convulsions becoming less severe until an intermis- sion is reached; they may be developed in the intervals by slap- ping the patient smartly. Death occurs usually from tetanic fixation of respiratory muscles. Fulminant doses cause the patient to drop and become rigid, death occurring at once without development of convulsive attacks. Antidotes.-Chloroform, empty stomach, tannic acid, iodides, animal charcoal, narcotics, woorara, tobacco; chloral per rectum and absolute quiet and darkness (S.L.). Opium.-Symptoms: Cold surface, slow heart-beat, myosis (often followed by dilatation of pupil near the close of life), profound narcosis; death from respiratory paralysis. Anti- dotes.-Pain, empty stomach, atropine, potassium permangan- ate ; use catheter; coffee, caffeine. Keep patient moving. It is difficult to poison horse with opium. Phosphorus.-Symptoms: Gastro-intestinal irritation, purg- ing, vomiting, depression. Destroys red cells, causes fatty degen- eration of internal organs -with icterus, then delirium and death from cardiac and respiratory failure. Antidotes.-Sulphate, cop- per, empty stomach, lime water, charcoal, old oil of turpentine. Do not give oils or fats. Potassium and Sodium Compounds.-Symptoms resemble those caused by the mineral acids, but less severe. Potassium nitrate in large doses poisons involuntary muscles. Anti- dotes.-Dilute acids, strychnine. Turpentine.-Symptoms: Gastro-enteritis, pneumonia, fatty degeneration of viscera, strangury, suppression of urine; any urine passed has the odor of violets. Antidotes.-Empty stomach, give water and demulcents, milk-sugar in large doses, opium, hot fomentations to loins. Veratrum Viride.-See aconite. Zinc Salts.-Symptoms: Those exhibited by other corrosive agents. Antidotes.-Empty stomach, tannic acid, demulcents, opiates. 132 H. K. Mulford Company CABLE CODE COVERING Biological Products and Specialties OF THE H. K. MULFORD COMPANY For the convenience and saving of expense to our patrons we have arranged the following cipher code. For method of using see explanatory Sample Code Telegram. STRUNG: Ship immediately by quickest express. STRUTTING: Ship immediately by registered mail. STRUTMAN: Ship immediately by freight (first sailing). STRUGGLER: Ship immediately by freight (via San Francisco). SAMPLE CODE TELEGRAM N. B.--It is of the utmost importance that our patrons always telegraph their full name. H. K. Mulford Company 133 BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTS FOR VETERINARY USE Anthrax Vaccine Kindred 1 tube King 2 " Kettle 3 " Kick 4 " Kangaroo 5 " Kennel 10 " Keeper 15 " Kerosene 20 " Keyhole 25 " Kidney 30 tubes Kindergarten 40 " Kindle 50 " Kingdom 60 " Kinsman 70 " Kitchen 80 " Knapsack 90 " Knavery 100 " Anti-Pneumococcic Serum In packages of 20 c.c. Clanship 1 pkg. Clarion 3 " Clasper 5 " Clawed 10 " Cleanly 15 " Clearing 20 " Clerkly 25 pkgs. Climax 50 Clinch 75 " Cloister 100 " Clown 500 Clubbist 1000 " Anti-Streptococcic Serum 10 c.c., Immunizing Dose. Clyster 1 pkg. Coagent 3 " Coaster 5 " Cobnut 10 " Cockatoo 15 " Coddle 25 pkgs. Coercive 30 " Cogitate 40 " Colation 50 " Collapse 100 " Anti-Streptococcic Serum 20 c.c., Therapeutic Dose. Colliery 1 pkg. Colorist 3 " Combine 5 " Commit 10 " Commonly 15 " Compact 25 pkgs. Company 30 " Compass 40 " Compeer 50 " Compete 100 " VETERINARY BACTERINS (Bacterial Vaccines for Veterinary Use) Coli-Bacterin. (B. Coli Vaccine) In packages containing six ampuls, A to F. Category 1 pkg. Caterer 3 " Catgut 5 " Caudal 10 " Cavity 15 " Cause 20 pkgs. Cautious 25 " Ceduous 50 " Celery 75 " Celtic 100 " Pneumo-Bacterin. (Pneumococcic Vaccine). In packages containing six ampuls, A to F. Certify 1 pkg. Chiding 3 " Chilly 5 " Chipping 10 " Chlorite 15 " Choke 20 pkgs. Chopper 25 " Chubby 50 " Cimeter 75 Cistern...,100 " 134 H. K. Mulford Company Polyvalent-Bacteria. (Mixed Vaccines). In packages containing six ampuls, A to F. Cession 1 pkg. Chalice 3 " • Chamade 5 " Chamfer 10 " Chancre 15 " Chant 20 pkgs. Chaplain 25 Charade 50 " Charmer 75 " Cyprus 100 " Staphylo-Bacterin. (Staphylococcic Vaccine). In packages containing six ampuls, A to F. Calamine 1 pkg. Calculus 3 " Calefy 5 " Calender 10 " Caliph 15 " Caller 20 pkgs. Calmly 25 " Calumny 50 " Camera 75 " Canal 100 " Strepto-Bacterin. (Streptococcic Vaccine). In packages containing six ampuls, A to F. Candle 1 pkg. Candy 3 " Canine 5 " Cannon 10 " Canopy 15 " Canter 20 pkgs. Canton 25 *' Canvass 50 " Capacious 75 " Caper 100 " BLACK-LEG VACCINE PELLETS In vials containing 1 0 pellets for 10 vaccinations. Luckily 1 vial Lukewarm 3 " Luminary 5 " Lungwort 10 " Lurdan 15 vials Luskish 20 " Lustful 30 " In packages containing 5 vials of 1 0 pellets each, 50 vaccina- tions. Bending 1 pkg. Bleeder 3 " Blessed 5 " Bloomy 10 " Blueness 15 pkgs. Bluntly 20 " Boggle 25 " Boon 30 " Booted 1 pkg. Bother 3 " Bougie 5 " Bovate 10 " In packages containing 1 0 vials of 1 0 pellets each, 1 00 vaccina- tions. Bowse 15 pkgs. Boxing 20 " Bracken 25 " Brassy 30 " !n packages containing 50 vials of 1 0 pellets each, 500 vaccina- tions. Bravo 1 pkg. Brayer 3 " Brigade 5 " Brisk 10 " Broad 15 pkgs. Bronze 20 " Burdock 25 " Burglar 30 " in packages containing 1 00 vials of 1 0 pellets each, 1 000 vac- cinations. Burin 1 pkg. Burnish 3 " Burrow 5 " Bushet 10 pkgs. Buskin • 20 Butcher 30 " H. K. Mulford Company 135 Burment 1 bot. Buttock 3 " Buzzard 5 " In bottles containing 100 pellets, 100 vaccinations. Calkin 10 bots. Callous 20 " Campaign 30 " In bottles containing 500 pellets, 500 vaccinations. Canteen 1 bot. Canticle 3 " Capable 5 " Caprice 10 bots. Consular 20 " Capuchin 30 " Carabine 1 bot. Carbonic 2 " Careen 3 " in bottles containing 1000 pellets, 1000 vaccinations. Carious 4 bots. Carnage 5 " Carouse 10 " BLACK-LEG VACCINE, POWDER FORM No. 1 package. Pacer 1 pkg. Pagoda 5 " Palmistry 10 " Panorama 20 pkgs. Pantomime 50 " Parentage 100 " Pageant 1 pkg. Painful 5 " Palatine 10 " No. 2 package. Palfrey 25 pkgs. Palmar 50 " Panacea 100 " No. 3 package. Pandect 1 pkg. Paneless 5 " Pan tier 10 " Papilio 25 pkgs. Paradox 50 " Paragon 100 " No. 4 package. Parapet 1 pkg. Parasol 5 " Parietal 10 " Parlous 25 pkgs. Parotid 50 " Partage 100 ' ' BLACK-LEG VACCINE, CORD OR STRING No. 1 package. Parliament 1 pkg. Passenger 5 Pawnbroker 10 " Peacock 20 pkgs. Peerage 50 " Pensioner 100 " Particle 1 pkg. Partisan 5 Pasch 10 " No. 2 package. Passible 25 pkgs. Passive 50 " Pastoral 100 " Patcher 1 pkg. Patera 5 Patriarch 10 No. 3 package. Patrol 25 pkgs. Patulous 50 " Pauperism 100 " Black-Leg Outfit For using cord, with extra needle. Chaser 1 outfit Chateau 2 " Cheapen 10 Checker 20 outfits Chemise 25 " Chevron 50 " Carpet 1 injector Carrion 2 Cartoon 3 " Black-Leg Vaccine Pellet Injectors Cascade 5 injectors Casement 10 Cassino 20 " 136 II. K. Mulford Company Complice 1 vial Comport 3 Compupil 5 " Concave 10 Conceit 15 " Immunizing Serum for Influenza and Distemper In vials of 20 c.c. Conch 25 vials Concord 30 " Concrete 40 " Condemn 50 Condite 100 " Dearly 1 syringe Death 3 Debose 5 Debtless 10 " Decamp, 15 " Immunizing Serum for Influenza and Distemper In syringes of 10 c.c. Decayer 25 syringes Deceive 30 Decency 40 " Deception 50 Decide 100 " MALLEIN FOR VETERINARY TESTS Rudiness .. 1 test Rudimental 3 " Ruffle 5 " Rugged 10 " Each test contains 4 c.c. ready for immediate use. Rummage 25 tests Rupture 50 " Rustic 70 " Rye 100 " Condole 1 vial Conduct 3 Cone 5 " Confated 10 " Vials of 8 c.c. two tests. Confide 25 vials Conflux 50 " Congeal 75 " Congieet 100 " Conical 1 vial Conjoin 3 Connat 5 Conoidal 10 " Vials of 20 c.c., five tests. Conquest 25 vials Consent 50 " Conserve 75 " Consign 100 " Vials of 40 c.c., ten tests. Console 1 vial Conspire 3 Constant 5 " Consul 10 Consume 25 vials Contact 50 " Contemn 75 " Contest 100 " TETANUS ANTITOXIN (For Veterinary Practice) Daintily 1 pkg. Damson 3 " Dampness 5 Daring 10 " Dawning 15 " Deaden 20 " In serum-syringes containing 500 units Deafness 25 pkgs. Dealing 30 " Debarb 40 " Debate 50 " Dally 75 " Damage 100 " Sailcloth 1 pkg. Sailhook 3 Sailloft 5 " Sailmaker 10 Sailneedle 15 " Sailor 20 " In scrum-syringes of 1 500 units. Extra Immunizing Dose. Sailyard 25 pkgs. Saint 30 " Sainted 40 " Saintly 50 " Saker 75 " Salable 100 " H. K. Mulford Company 137 In serum-syringes of 3000 units, Therapeutic Dose. Salad 1 pkg. Salading 3 " Salamander 5 " Salary 10 A Sale 15 " Salesman ......20 " Saleswoman 25 pkgs. Salivate 30 Salient 40 Salmon 50 Salifiable 75 Saline 100 " Debauch 1 pkg. Debility 3 " Decagon 5 " Decease 10 " Decently 15 " Decimal 20 " In serum-syringes containing 5000 units Decking 25 pkgs. Decline 30 " Decoct 40 Decrease 50 " Dandruff 75 " Dangle 100 " TUBERCULIN (For Veterinary Practice) Each test contains 4 c.c. ready for immediate use. Nobility 1 test Noise 5 " Notch 10 " Nozzle 25 " Nun 50 vials Nursery 75 " Nymph 100 " Contort 1 vial Contrite 3 " Control 5 " Convene 10 " Vials containing 8 c.c., two tests. Converse 25 vials Convex 50 " Convict 75 " Convulse 100 " Cooing 1 vial Coomb 3 " Copious 5 " Coppled 10 " Vials containing 20 c.c.. five tests. Cordage 25 vials Corival 50 " Corneous 75 " Cornu tor 100 " Vials containing 40 c.c., 1 0 tests. Corporal 1 vial Correct 3 " Corridor 5 " Corselet 10 " Cosmetic 25 vials Costume 50 " Cotland 75 " Cottage 100 " Coulter 1 vial Couple 3 Courier 5 " Courtier 10 " Vials containing 1 00 c.c., 25 tests. Covenant 25 vials Coverlet 50 " Coward 75 " Coxcomb 100 " Coyness 1 vial Cradle 3 Crafty 5 " Crampoon 10 " Vials containing 200 c.c., 50 tests. Cranium 25 vials Craven 50 " Creaking 75 " Creamy 100 " Vials containing 400 c.c., 1 00 tests. Creditor 1 vial Crescent 3 " Crewel 5 " Crimp 10 " Cripple 25 vials Critique 50 " Crocua 75 " Cropful 100 " 138 H. K. Mulford Company Cubited 1 vial Cudgel 2 " Culler 3 " Cuneal 5 " Vials containing 1 000 c.c., 250 tests. Cupidity 10 vials Curdle 20 " Curious 50 " Currant 1 syringe Cursitor 2 Cushion 3 Customed 5 In aseptic glass syringes, 4 c.c., one test. Cutlery 10 syringes Cyclod 20 Cignet 50 " Old Tuberculin (" O T ") Bovine Type In vials of 1 gram. Jannock 1 vial Labiate 3 Lace 5 " Lackey 10 vials Laconic 15 " Jantiness 1 vial Jilting 3 " Denys Tuberculin, (Bouillon Filtrate, "B F"), Bovine Type In vials of 1 gram. Joinery 5 vials Jointure 10 " SPECIALTIES, ETC. Adrin Tablets, 0.001 gm. In tubes containing 12 tablets. Fable 1 tube Face 2 " Factor 3 " Faint 4 " Fabric 5 " Fence 10 " Fiction 15 tubes Flame 20 " Flatness 25 " Focus 50 Foresight 100 " Adrin Solution In vials containing 1 ounce of 1:500 solution. Fossil 1 vial Fountain 2 " Freckle 3 " Freedom 4 " Frisky 5 " Fruit 10 " Fugitive 15 vials Fumble 20 Furlough 25 " Fu shion 50 " Future 100 " Foreman. 1 doz. boxes of 12's Foresee.. 3 " " " 12's Adrin Comp. Suppositories Forest.... 6 doz. boxes of 12's Foretop ..12 " " " 12's Benzo-Formol Comp. Admire 1 doz. pints Admonish 3 Adoors 6 " Adown 12 " " Adrift 5 gross " Adry 10 gross pts. Adult 1 gal., in gal. hot. Aduncity .. 5 " " " " Adust 10 " " " " Advance...50 " " " " Bismuth-Formic-lodide Comp. Powder Tin boxes, perforated tops. Amid 1 doz. Amiss 3 Amity 6 " Amnesty 1 gross Among 5 Amoret 10 " H. K. Mulford Company 139 Amorphy 1 doz. 1 oz. Amotion 3 1 Amount 6 " 1 " Amper 12 " 1 Bismuth-Formic-lodide Comp. Ointment Amulet 1 doz. 1 lb. Anagram 3 " 1 " Analogy 6 " 1 " Ananas 12 " 1 " Anent 1 doz. pints Anew 3 Angelot 6 Anger ..12 " " Blandine Comp. Angling .... 1 gal., in gal. bot. Angry 5 " Anguish 10 " Angular ... .50 " Appoint 1 doz. pints Apposite 3 " " Appraise 6 Approach 1 gross Approof 5 " " Diurol Approval 10 gross pints Apricot ... 1 gal., in gal. bot. Apron 5 " Apropos... 10 " Aptly .....50 " Liquor Diastos Aggress 1 doz. pints Aggroup 3 " " Agist 6 " " Aglet 1 gross " Agnail 5 " " Agone 10 gross pints Agood 1 gal., in gal. bot. Agree 5 " Ague 10 " Ahoy 50 " Allusion 1 doz. pints Almanac 3 Almond 6 Alms 1 gross Alnagar 5 Mistura Pectorole Aloes 10 gross pints Aloft 1 gal., in gal. bot. Alone 5 " Aloud 10 " Alphabet.. 50 " Appall 1 doz. pints Appay 3 " " Appeal 6 Appease 1 gross " Append 5 Glycerophosphates (Pepsinized) Appertain 10 gross pints Appetence.. 1 gal., in gal. bot. Appetite... 5 " Applaud ..10 " Apple 50 " Pine and Somnos Cordial Bedpost 1 doz. pints Bedrop 3 Beside 6 " Bedtime 1 gross " Befool 5 " " Befriend .. 1 gal., in gal. bot. Begrime.... 5 " Beheld 10 " Belabor... .25 " Belch 50 " Alpine.'. 1 doz. pints Alpist 3 Also 6 " Altar 1 gross " Pre-Digested Beef Although 5 gross pints Altitude 10 " Alum 25 " " Tablets - Bot. in Bot. Arbute 1 100 Arcade 5 100 Arch 10 100 Archive .... 25 100 Proferrin Comp. Ardency Bot. 1 Tablets in Bot. 500 Ardent 5 500 Area 10 500 Argent 25 500 Bot. Tablets in Bot. Arrange ... 1 100 Array 5 100 Arrest 10 100 Protan Comp. Bot. Tablets in Bot. Arrogant.... 1 500 Arsenal 5 500 Arrival ,10 500 140 H. K. Mulford Company Tablets Bot. in Bot. Article 1 100 Artifice .... 5 100 Protan Tablets 7 1-2 grains. Bot. Tablets in Bot. Artisan .... 10 100 Protan Powder Armlet 1 doz. ozs. Armor 3 Armpit 6 " " Arose 1 gross ozs. Around 5 " " Protan and Opium, No. 1 Tablets Asleep Bot. in Bot. 1 101) Aspen 5 100 Bot. Tablets in Bot. Asperse .... 10 100 Atrophy 1 doz. pints Attempt 3 " Attend 6 " " Somnos Attest 1 gross pints Attire 5 Attract 10 Longing 1 doz. boxes Loobily 3 Laudative 6 " " Losable 1 gross boxes Thaletts (Chocolate Phenolphthalein) Louver 3 gross boxes Lowness 6 Lucidity 12 " " Thym-Alka 1-4 pint bottles (sprinkle-top). Belfry 1 doz. 1-4 pints Belly 3 " 1-4 Beloved 6 doz. 1-4 pints Bemask I gross 1-4 Thym-Alka 1-2 pint bottles Bemoan 1 doz. 1-2 pints Bencher 3 " 1-2 " Beneface 6 doz. 1-2 pints Bengal 1 gross 1-2 ' ' Benight 1 doz. pints Bequest 3 Besaint 6 " Besiding 1 gross Beweep 5 " " Thym-A!ka Besmoke... 1 gal., in gal. bot. Besmut.... 5 " Bespice .... 10 " Bestial ....25 " Beyond....50 " No. 1 Antitoxin Syringes (10 c.c., with Solid Piston; New Style) Thong 1 syringe Thorax 5 Thorough .... 1 doz. Thought 2 doz. " Thrash 3 doz. syringes Threat 6 " Threaten 1 gross Thresh 2 " " No. 2 Antitoxin Syringes (5 c.c., Solid Piston; New Style) Thrift 1 syringe Thrive 5 Throat I doz. Throb 2 " " Throbbing.... 3 doz. syringes Throne 6 " Throng 1 gross Throw 2 " " Veterinary Visiting List Published in connection with Mulford's Veterinary Price-List 1910 and 1911 Edition H. K. MULFORD COMPANY Manufacturing Chemists PHILADELPHIA New York Chicago St. Louis Atlanta Seattle Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco NAME AND ADDRESS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Diagnosis Charged Cash OCTOBER I-Visit to be made. H-Visit made. 2H-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Diagnosis Charged Cash • OCTOBER I-Visit to be made. H-Visit made. 2 4-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Diagnosis Charged Cash ■ / ■ 1 OCTOBER I-Visit to be made. H-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Diagnosis Charged Cash I • OCTOBER I-Visit to be made. 4-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients'). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 Diagnosis Charged Cash f- Vilify} <T ?" ■ Ut' OCTOBER-NOVEMBER I-Visit to be made. -1-Visit made. 2-I-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Con sultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Diagnosis Charged Cash NOVEMBER I-Visit to be made. 4-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Diagnosis Charged - ' ' c/^ 4H J - NOVEMBER I-Visit to be made. -I-Visit made. 2+-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Diagnosis Charged Cash NOVEMBER I-Visit to be made. -I-Visit made. 2H-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 26 2 7 28 2 9 30 1 2 Diagnosis Charged Cash c.^ J 1 • • NOVEMBER-DECEMBER I-Visit to be made. -|-Visit made. 2-f-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Diagnosis Charged Cash - DECEMBER I-Visit to be made. H-Visit made. -Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Diagnosis Charged Cash ' ; ' * • ' .M./ \ v rd ( fi MJ DECEMBER I-Visit to be made. 4-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Diagnosis Charged Cash DECEMBER I-Visit to be made. 4-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. 8-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Diagnosis Charged Cash DECEMBER I-Visit to be made. -I-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam. soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 Diagnosis Charged Cash B - DECEMBER-JANUARY I-Visit to be made, -I-Visit made. 2-|-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Diagnosis Charged - Cash 7 1M JANUARY I-Visit to be made. 4-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Diagnosis Charged Cash 1% e && ' X 5- fat rr o- t^U-CA VA ■ * /t^wC 7$/? • C.^'» ' ■»- > JANUARY 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. I-Visit to be made. -Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). NAME AND ADDRESS 2 1 22 2 3 24 2 5 26 22 Diagnosis Charged - Cash ft J fra 'A-\ M/ . ■ ■ '■ . 0 - - - - JANUARY I-Visit to be made. -I-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 Diagnosis Charged Cash JANUARY-FEBRUARY I-Visit to be made. H-Visit made. -Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Diagnosis Charged Cash $ 0 0 * FEBRUARY I-Visit to be made. 4-Visit made. 2_|-visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill'paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Diagnosis Charged Cash /? 4^- 444 - 4 l^\ 4 /kvl SVwv-iAa^K-^ i ' ' 0 CA - '.. ■ FEBRUARY I-Visit to be made. -I-Visit made. 2j-visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Diagnosis Charged Cash f- 15? - FEBRUARY I-Visit to be made. -I-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam. soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 25 26 27 28 1 2 3 Diagnosis Charged Cash / 0 FEBRUARY-MARCH I-Visit to be made. 4-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Diagnosis Charged Cash Ad*1/ ^ / 4 v 0 Z.Srt) 7 - J a 17 /i ^L^rO j£T ♦ e MARCH I-Visit to be made. -I-Visit made. 2H-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Diagnosis Charged Cash VVtXZZt SA-y j if n a Y^^^Al^CA 19it /y 0 • MARCH I-Visit to be made. -I-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Diagnosis Charged Cash / ^ZZ "LT- fl J MARCH I-Visit to be made. -I-Visit made. 2 4-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Diagnosis Charged Cash - ' MARCH I-Visit to be made. H-Visit made. 2H-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. - NAME AND ADDRESS i 2 3 4 5 6 7 Diagnosis Charged Cash ¥ 0 r ' ( £UJU^ i9 (y < u ku^cL (\j5\/v\..A « . ^r t) ■■ RJI / 6 APRIL I-Visit to be made. 4-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam. soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Diagnosis Charged Cash if fa □ CA - / APRIL I-Visit to be made. -I-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Diagnosis Charged Cash /w IC ■ ft l /?/7 tn & : i • ' 'KaJl. dlAc'J ~" « f,^ ■ - APRIL I-Visit to be made. -I-Visit made. H-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV- Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Diagnosis Charged Cash f" a / y /< < CM- 1/P 'XZa,. -< > ^1*7 % LA> It ?< >< • »s ^,-p r^» ■/<_/ .' y ^7 c< - & 4. , A : V / - :' 9 '7 i 2,5 ■lr 4 / 4 7 / J <<d ■* 1 4- APRIL I-Visit to be made, H-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 29 30 i 2 3 4 5 Diagnosis Charged Cash r H -' .f 3 9% Hu* vl (*»riaaC /$HA' " < ,< > '■ - - if 0 \ ' IQ (J v ■ APRIL-MAY I-Visit to be made. H-Visit made. 2 4-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Diagnosis Charged Cash 0 <we hi/*U /> /a. o Ul- r i , , / I 7 -Mjl k ft :^r Kvn^Uy fb/U) r i Y /A ■ r-' ^■, >7 4 a>XA - ' MAY I-Visit to be made. 4-Visit made. 2 4-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Diagnosis Charged Cash a 7z "1^ *-* « « » U • i t MAY I-Visit to be made. -|-Visit made. 2-r-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Diagnosis Charged Cash I t VVVfVl-A^L-Vr ^Ta/WvZ ' <* ( UWa«aZ' <0 2,^0 - - 2 IV ^^^l'rCAAtnXM€Jit -- 1,0 - i M ^lliti _ A > ; ■r ' a MAY I-Visit to be made. H-Visit made. 2H-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 Diagnosis Charged Cash Id Ui OU W I'bojvv^G | A**~ ?/ & 4 A J i.Y"V 1 MAY-JUNE I-Visit to be made. -I-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill'paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Diagnosis Charged Cash * JUNE I-Visit to be made. -I-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Diagnosis Charged Cast > JUNE I-Visit to be made. H-Visit made. 2_|-visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Diagnosis Charged Cash 7- ■^.6^ . /7 A V. . ■ t ■ ■ J - 1^4^ \ ■.> h 7'. ./ " / 1 -: A ui., i ? 1' r JUNE I-Visit to be made. H-Visit made. Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. 8-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Diagnosis Charged Cash * 1 JUNE I-Visit to be made. -1-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Diagnosis Charged Cash f +* 1 JULY I-Visit to be made. 4-Visit made. 2 4-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Diagnosis Charged Cashs - 1 JULY I-Visit to be made. H-Visit made. 2-|-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Diagnosis Charged Cash JULY I-Visit to be made. 4-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients'). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Diagnosis Charged Cash ; '■ - ' / » / - JULY I-Visit to be made. +-Visit made. -Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Con saltation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 Diagnosis Charged Cash JULY-AUGUST I-Visit to be made. H-Visit made. 4-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Con suit ation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Diagnosis Charged Cash AUGUST I-Visit to be made. H-Visit made. s+-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam. soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Diagnosis Charged Cash 1 AUGUST I-Visit to be made, H-Visit made. -Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Diagnosis Charged Cash • AUGUST I-Visit to be made. 4-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 Diagnosis Charged Casf AUGUST-SEPTEMBER 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. I-Visit to be made. H-Visit made. s+-Visit made (two patients). P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Diagnosis Charged Cash JU - ■ A *-/. ~4 '.r-j J SEPTEMBER 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. I-Visit to be made. 4-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Diagnosis Charged Casl •f * SEPTEMBER I-Visit to be made. H-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. O-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Diagnosis Charged Cash • SEPTEMBER I-Visit to be made. -i-Visit made. 2H-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Diagnosis Charged Cas ■ • SEPTEMBER I-Visit to be made. 4-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 Diagnosis Charged Cash SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER I-Visit to be made. 4-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam. soundness. P-Post-mortem. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. NAME AND ADDRESS 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Diagnosis Charged Cas OCTOBER I-Visit to be made. i 4-Visit made. *4-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. 8-Exam, soundness. P-Post-mo rte m. C-Consultation. BP-Bill paid. OCTOBER NAME AND ADDRESS 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Diagnosis Charged i J < / I-Visit to be made. 4-Visit made. 24-Visit made (two patients). 2-Two visits. O-Obstetrics. CV-Cash visit. S-Exam, soundness. P-Post-morterr C-Consultation BP-Bill paid. H. K MULFORD CO. PHILADELPHIA NOVEMBER 22, 1910 SUPPLEMENT No. 1 TO 1910-1911 VETERINARY PRICE-LIST Additions PART SECOND Pag e Per bottle of 100 500 1000 54 Distemper, No. 3 $0 31 $1 33 $2 60 61 (Chocolated-coated only) Camphor 1-4 gr. Quinine Sulph 1-1 gr. F. E. Belladona Root 1-8 min. Tr. Aconite. 1 min. Oleoresin Capsicum 1-20 min. Phenolphthalein, 1 gr 25 1 00 1 95 105 (Colored pink and flavored with win- green) PART FOURTH Normal Serum (From the Horse) In vials of 100 c.c Per vial $3 50 TABLETS-FRIABLE EMULSIONS 116 Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda fl m r. N "fl S ©.S PhQPh ....$5 40 fl o PhO $3 00 Contains Cod Liver Oil, 40 per cent, combined with Calcium Hypophosphite, 4 gr., and Sodium Hypophosphite, 4 gr. to each ounce. 116 Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites, No. 2 .. 4 50 2 50 PART FIFTH EMULSIONS This preparation contains 25 per cent of pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil combined with Calcium Hypophosphite, 4 gr.; Sodium Hypophosphite, 4 gr.; Chloroform, 2 min., to each fluidounce. (over' 122 Escharotic Tri-chlor-acetic Acid 25 parts OINTMENTS Furnished in 1-4 oz. opal jars Per doz. 1 25 For removal of warts and non-malignant growths. 123 Yellow Oxide of Mercury with Atropine Atropine 1 gr. Mercuric Oxide, Yellow 4 gr. Petrolatum q.s. ad. 1 oz. Furnished in 1-4 ounce opal jars, per dozen, $1.25; in 1-4 ounce collapsible tubes with elongated tip, per dozen, $1.25; in 1 dram collapsible tubes with elongated tip, per dozen, $1.00; in 1 pound packages, per pound, $1.25. Petroleum • aa q.s. 100 parts POWDERS, VETERINARY ( 'd O P-t d'C S 0 N d o o Qh, . a o § ■ 124 Carlsbad Salt Comp $0 25 $2 50 $28 50 Artificial Carlsbad Salt 50 parts Powdered Gentian Root 15 parts Powdered Cascara Sagrada... 10 parts Powdered Foenugreek (true) .25 parts Tonic and alterative for horses and cattle. Dose.-1 to 4 ounces. 124 Carlsbad Salt (Artificial) (Sal Carolinum Factitium) Potassium Sulphate 2 parts Sodium Chloride . .18 parts Sodium Bicarbonate 36 parts Sodium Sulphate (dried) 44 parts A very valuable alterative in chronic indigestion and malnutrition of the horse or cow. Dose.-l to 2 ounces. 25 2 50 • 28 50 POWDERS, VETERINARY Changes in Prices PART SECOND p FRIABLE TABLETS Per bottle of 100 500 1000 61 Phenolphthalein and Aloin Comp $1 28 $2 50 FRIABLE TABLETS DISPENSARY TABLETS Page O <D O, feBo Jg o 66 Digitalin (Pure), 1-4 gr ...$0 50 $2 30 66 Digitalin (Pure), 1-2 gr ... 1 00 4 10 DISPENSARY TABLETS