W SPECIFY TILDEN'S FLUID EXTRACT OF ERGOT "Formula of 1874." E claim for this, not only extra strength and purity, but its great advantage of being applicable for hypodermic use. The difficulty of all fluid extract of ergot preparations lies in the presence of some irritating principles which do not add to the effectiveness of the drug, and which act as a bar to hypodermic applications. Thus, we contend that its strength is not only universally maintained, but that when used hypodermically it will not irritate the subcutaneous tissue nor produce abscess. As an emmenagogue, it is as reliable as it is possible for any ergot to be. PREPARED ONLY BY THE TILDEN COMPANY, Established 1848. Incorporated 1893. NEW LEBANON, N. Y. Derangements of the Liver. HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE has been used with good effect in diseases of the liver and biliary disorders, where an acid treatment is indicated, and has especially proved a desirable medium to employ in chronic hepatic affections. 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