• .Medical* >■■:■''. ;; > 'is' : p|H^EMIST AND DRUGGIS'IVf ' S. GILBERT ' ,"jj Bogs to Intimate that- he has commenced,!' business as Chemist and Druggist in QUEEN- •, STKKET, next to tho Albert Hotel, where lie hopes to receive a share of publio patronage.. '<! A select stook of Pore Drugs and Chemicals • wlUbekept. •■-. : .U-, • Jdst Arrived, per Orient Line- Cod Liver Oil i - ; Porous Plasters v$ Lung Balaam I I Asthma Cigarettes ' BronchialTrochus I Cockle's Pills ~\<, Sponge. Bags, Tooth Brushes, and Paste, »}',;, ' Piesae <fc Lubin'a Perfumes, &c .'.'■ ~-*::' Country Storekeepers and Settlers' orders f " executed with care and dispatoh, and at lowest! rates. ; [•....•-." ___m Physicians' Prosorlptiona faithfully dispensed. Address: NEXT ALBERT HOTEL. i3W , QUEEN-STREET. • >-Ai-I'l**ii : _____*,_ LUNG DISEASE, INCIPIENT CON. >* SUMPTION, BRONCHIAL AFFEOi'.' TIONS, ASTHMA, WHOOPING COUBB, r ,', And kindred Complaints affecting, the Chest, ■? the Mucoub Membranes of the Throat, -, and Respiratory Organs, are ' '"' ■ SncoEBSPULLy Combated and. CURED_*-"'■'? AICKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPJTUS ; • *•* with ' .'„'..' "; '' I HYPOPHOSPHITES OF LIME ' ■ AND QUININE. *;.. "J,^ jjj 1 The eminently satisfactory results of this com! n bination of Bronchial Stimulants, Tissue Re- ■-. paratives, Nerve and Blood Tonics, add(y3,'to a Special Cough Calmative with.febrif age action ' plainly show that at least wo have arrived muoh } nearer to the solution of the question, "Is Con sumption Curable?" , ' "„,',/, Dr. MoCall Anderson says (Clinical Lecture* ' page 22):—"These remarks are specially called - for at the present time, when so muoh sooptl-,1. oißm is abroad with regard to the .yalue.of,-, ~.'. medicines, and when even distinguished physicians iare deluging over 'periodicals! with' ;; views subveraive of, the .usefulness pf certain in remedial' measures, 'because forsooth ..the,,j theories upon which "they" are - based, are ', ' incorrect _e« us be acientifloif'you like; butI.* when well-grounded experience .in the > treat1w , ment of disease ,olaahes> with, the result 0- ; -,y aoiehtlflo research, let üb'cling to; the" former;... , for while the one is too often based upon theory- , the other is founded upon fact." • '"■' ' '-' Dr. Milner Fothergill (Practitioners'" Hand I Book, page I.B):—"Whatißof muohmore.i_.rjj, portance to us here is the question of what are ". 