PITMAN-MOORE COMPANY
PHARMACEUTICAL and
BIOIOGICAL CHEMISTS
INDIANAPOLIS, U- S-A
VETERINARY CATALOGUE
WITH NOTES ON
lOBERN BIOLOGICAL THERAPY
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VVtiusier rarniiy Liorary ot veieriaary Medicine
Cumrnings School of Veterinary Medicine at
Tufts University
200 Westboro Road
North Grafton, MA 01 536
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE
(With Current Prices)
OF
STANDARD
PHARMACEUTICAL
AND
BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTS
FOR THE
VETERINARIAN
WITH NOTES ON
MODERN
BIOLOGICAL THERAPY
Copyright, 1922
PITMAN-MOORE COMPANY
Pharmaceutical and Biological Chemists
Indianapolis, U. S. A.
INDEX
A Pane
Absorbent Cotton 186
Alcumethone, Oint 39
Aloin Compound, Bolus 21
Aloin Compound B, Bolus 22
Alum Powder Comp., Dr. McKil-
lip 17
Ammonia Aromatic, Spirit of , . 80
Ammonium Chloride and Stra-
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monium Comp., Electuary.... 31
Ammonia Comp., Compactoid.. 26
Anthrax Products 101
Anti-Blackleg Serum 88
Anti-Calf-Scour-Serum 88
Anti-Distemper Serum, Canine. 88
Anti-Flatulence Bolules 22
Anti-Hemorrhagic Septicemia
Serum (for Cattle) 89
Anti-Hemorrhagic Septi c e m i a
Serum (for Rabbits) 89
Anti-Hemorrhagic Septi c e m i a
Serum (for Swine) 90
Anti-Hog-Cholera Serum 87
Anti-Metritis Bolules (for
Swine) 23
Anti-Mixed-I nfection Serum
(Swine) 90
Antimony and Areca Compound,
Bolules 23
Anti-Sera 88
Antiseptic Dusting Powders. .17-18
Antiseptic Dusting Powders
(with private label) 18
Antiseptic Tablets 47 and 53
Anti-Snuffles Serum (for Rab-
bits) 89
Anti-Toxin, Tetanus 91
Aromatic Spirits Ammonia 80
Arsenic Comp., Compactoid.... 26
Arsenic and Iron Comp., Powder 44
Autogenous Bacterins 93
B
Bacterins 92
Backus' Vermifuge Comp 50
Page
Balling Guns (Swine) 24
Bandages 187
Barium Chloride and Tartar
Emetic. Tablets, Description,
Price 54
Bichloride Tablets 53
Biologies 83-102
Biological Depots X
Biological Laboratories 84
Biological Therapy, Notes on..
107-179
Blackleg Filtrate 99
Blackleg Products 88 and 99
Blisters, Veterinary 19-20
Blister Liquid, Wagner 20
Blister Salve 20
Bolules 22
Bolules Anti-Flatulence 22
Bolules Anti-Metritis (for
Swine) 23
Bolules Antimony and Areca
Compound 23
Bolules Utero 23
Bolules, Veterinary 21
Bolus Aloin Compound 21
Bottles, Prescription 182
Breakage, Claims for XI
Buchu-Juniper and Acetate Po-
tassium-Elixir 32
Branch House Addresses X
Breakage and Shortage XI
Cable Code 103
Calf-Scour (Anti-Serum) 88
Calf-Scour-Mixed-Bacterin 94
Calistrychnos, Elixir 32
Camphor Comp., Liniment,
White and Pink 77
Camphor in Oil, see Camphoules 35
Camphoules, Hysolvets 35
Canine Tablets 61-67
Cannabis Com.p., Syrup 47
Page
Cantharides and Croton Oil
Comp., Blister 19
Capsiphor 27
Capsosal 27
Capsules Cathartic 22
Capsules, Empty 183
Capsules Santaloin Comp., (for
Swine) 24
Cascara Flavored Liquid 38
Cathartic Capsules 22
Cerates 78
Cerate Cantharides 20
Chemicals 189
Chicken Cholera Tablets (see
Tablets Mercury Bichloride
and Phen olsulphonates
Comp 56
Chicken Pox Vaccine 100
Chloral Compound with Potass,
Brom 25
Chloramine T, Solutabs 46
Claims for Breakage XI
Cocaine Tablets for Solution... 59
Code, Telegraph and Cable 103
Coloring Solution 25
Colors 25
Compactoids 26
Compactoid Ammonia Comp. ... 26
Compactoid Arsenic Comp 26
Compactoid Capsiphor 27
Compactoid Pruni-Pinus Comp. 27
Compound Alum Powder 17
Compound Alum Powder (with
private label) 18
Compound Zinc Powder 18
Cordial Krameria Comp., (see
Rumeria Astringent) 45
Corks, Prescription 184
Cotton, Absorbent 186
Cougji and Cold Remedy No. 3. . 28
Cow Drench 2S
Cre-Guiatone 29
Creo-Pinus Compound 29
Creosote and Eucalyptus Comp. 30
Cresol Solutions (See Kreu-
camph, Page 37 and Solution
Cresylic Acid Comp., Page... 79
Page
Cresylic Acid Compound, Solu-
tion 79
Crude and Powdered Drugs . . . .189
Depots, Biological X
Digitalis and Lobelia Comp.,
Elixir 33
Distemper Mixed Bacterin (for
Horses) 94
Distemper Serum, Canine 88
Distributors of Biologies X
Dose Syringes 184
Dusting Powders 17-18
E
Echi Chloride 31
Electuary Ammonium Chloride
and Stramonium Compound.. 31
Elixirs 68-69
Elixir Buchu Juniper and Ace-
tate Potassium 32
Elixir Calistrychnos 32
Elixir Digitalis and Lobelia
Comp 33
Elixir Ferrogen 33
Elixir Uva Ursi Comp 34
Equi-Lax 34
Equine Influenza Mixed Bacterin 96
Ether, Nitrous, Oil of 38
Ether, Nitrous, Spirit of 80
Extracts, Fluid 70-76
F
Ferrogen Elixir 33
Filtrate, Blackleg 99
Fluidextracts 70-76
Fluidextract Nux Vomica 74
Fowl Cholera Bacterin 95
Fowl Cholera Tablets, (See Tab-
lets Mercury Bichloride and
Phenolsulphonates Comp. ... 56
Fowler's Solution 79
IV
G Page
Gauze 187
Gauze Bandages 187
General Information XI
Gentian and Nux Vomica Comp.,
Powder 44
Goulard's Extract 79
Guns, Balling (Swine) 24
H
Hemorrhagic Septicemia Anti-
Serum (for Cattle) 89
Hemorrhagic Septicemia Anti-
Serum (for Rabbits) 89
Hemorrhagic Septicemia Anti-
Serum (for Swine) 90
Hemorrhagic Septicemia Bac-
terin (for Cattle) 95
Hemorrhagic Septicemia Bac-
terin (for Sheep) 95
Hemorrhagic Septicemia Bac-
terin (for Swine) 96
Hemorrhagic Septicemia Vac-
cine (for Cattle) 101
Hog Cholera Serum 87
Hog Cholera Virus 87
Hypodermic Needles 184
Hypodermic Syringes 185
Hypodermic Tablets 58-60
Hysolvets 35
Hysolvets Camphoules 35
Hysolvets Sodium Cacodylate.. 36
Influenza Mixed Bacterin Equine 96
Information, General XI
Iodine Soluble 37
Iodine, Tincture 81
lodocan. Blister 20
Iron Chloride, Tinct 81
Krameria Comp., Cordial (See
Rumeria Astringent) 45
Kreucamph 37
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Laboratories, Biological 84
Laxothalen Tablets 66
Liability XII
Ligatures 187
Liniments 77
See also Capsiphor 27
Liniment Camphor Comp.,
White and Pink 77
Liniment Solidified (See Cap-
sosal) 27
Liquid Blister, Wagner 20
Liquid Cascara Flavored 38
Liquid Soap 38
Liquor Cresolis Compositus (See
Solution Cresylic Acid Comp.) 79
Lugol's Solution 79
M
Mail Orders XIII
Mail Service Dept XIII
Mastitis Mixed Bacterin (for
Cattle) 96
Melpinol Comp., Syrup 48
Mercuric Oxide, Yellow, Oint... 41
Mercuric-Potassium Iodide, Sol-
utabs 47
Mercury Bichloride and Phenol-
sulphonates Compound Tab-
lets 56
Metritis Mixed Bacterin (Cat-
tle) 96
Mixed Bacterin (for Swine) 98
Mixed Infection, Anti-Serum
(for Swine) 90
N
Needles, Hypodermic 184
Needles, Surgical 186
Nitroglycerin, Spirit of 80
Nitrous Ether, Oil 38
Nitrous Ether, Spirit of 80
Normal Horse Serum 91
Notes on Biological Therapy..
107-179
Nux Vomica, FE 74
O Fage
Oakum 187
Oils, Essential and Fixed 200
Oil Nitrous Ether 38
Ointments 77
Ointment Alcumethone 39
Ointment Bismuth Subgallate
Compound (See Pellitol) 42
Ointments, Blistering 19-20
Ointments, Ophthalmic 40
Ointment Pellitol 42
Ointment Phycamphol 39
Ophthalmic Ointments 40
Ophthalmic Solutions 41
P
Parcel Post Shipments XII
Pellitol 42
Pituitary Extract 102
Phycamphol, Ointment 39
Pig-Scour Mixed Bacterin 98
Plasters, Adhesive 188
Powders 43
Powder Arsenic and Iron Com-
pound 44
Powder Gentian and Nux Vom-
ica Compound '44
Powders, Dusting 17-18
Powder Sulphocarbolates Com-
pound 43
Pruni-Pinus Compound, Com-
pactoid 27
Pyo-Bismuth Paste 42
R
Rabies Vaccine 102
Roup Bacterin (See Mixed Bac-
terin (for Fowls) 97
Rumeria Astringent 45
S
Sabismul 45
Santaloin Comp., Capsules 24
Scarlet Oil Compound 46
Sera 88
Serum, Anti-Calf-Scour 88
Serum, Anti-Hemorrhagic Septi-
cemia (Cattle) 89
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Serum, Anti-Hemorrhagic Sep-
ticemia (Rabbits) 89
Serum, Anti-Hemorrhagic Septi-
cemia (Swine) 90
Serum, Anti-Hog-Cholera 87
Serum Syringes 185
Shipping Routes XI
Snuffles, Anti-Serum (for Rab-
bits) 89^
Snuffles, Bacterin (for Rabbits) 97
Soap, Liquid 38
Sodium Cacodylate, Hysolvets.. 36
Solidified Liniment (See Capso-
sal) 27
Soluble Iodine 37
Solutabs 46
Solutions 79
Solutions, Coloring 25
Solutions, Cresol (See Kreu-
camph 37 and Solution Cresy-
lic Acid Compound 79
Solution Cresylic Acid Comp. . . 79
Solutions, Ophthalmic 41
Specialties 17-51
Speculum 25
Spirits 80
Spirits Ammonia Aromatic .... 80
Spirits Nitrous Ether 80
Strep-Staph-Coli Bacterin (for
' Cattle) 98
Strep-Staph-Coli Bacterin (for
Horses) 99
Sulphocarbolates Comp., Pow-
der 43
Sundries 182
Surgical Needles 186
Sutures 187
Swine Balling Guns 24
Swine Mouth Speculum 24
Swine Plague, Anti-Serum 90
Bacterin 96
Syringes, Dose 184
Syringes, Hypodermic 185
Syringes, Serum and Virus 185
Syrup Cannabis Comp 47
Syrup Melpinol Comp 48
Syrup White Pine Comp.. No. 2 . 48
T Page
Tablets Antiseptic 53
Tablets Barium Chloride and
Tartar Emetic 54
Tablets Bichloride 53
Tablets Cocaine for Solution... 59
Tablets Coloring— For Oils 26
Tablets for Canine Practice. .61-67
Tablets Hypodermic 58-60
Tablets Laxothalen 66
Tablets Mercury Bichloride and
Phenolsulphonates Compound 56
Tablets Veterinary 53-58
Tartar Emetic and Barium Chlo-
ride, Tablets, Description,
Prices 54
Telegraph and Cable Code 103
Terms, etc XI
Terragene 48
Tetanus Antitoxin 91
Thermometers, Clinical 186
Thycamphone 49
Tinctures 80-82
Tuberculins 99-100
Tuberculin Testing, Notes on. . .172
Turcapsol 49
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Utero Bolules 23
Uva Ursi Comp., Elixir 34
V
Vaccines 100-101
Vermifuge Capsules, swine 24
Vermifuge Comp., Backus 50
Veterinary Biologies 83-102
Veterinary Hypodermic Tablets
58-60
Veterinary Specialties 17-51
Veterinary Tablets 52-58
Virus, Hog Cholera 87
W
Wagner, Liquid Blister 20
White Pine Comp., No. 2, Syrup 48
Zeamantine Compound 51
Zinc Oxide Ointment 78
Zinc Powder Compound 18
I
The Pitman-Moore Policy
F you but take the trouble to dig deep down
under any real success, in business or else-
where, invariably you find that it is founded
on some basic principle so sound and so firmly an-
chored in truth that nothing can displace it.
The success of the Pitman-Moore Company is founded
on the basic policy, early adopted by the founder of this
business, of making only products of known value, of put-
ting into these products the highest possible quality, and
then making sure that these best possible products are
administered by knowing hands only.
For the Pitman-Moore Company has, from the begin-
ning, if not actually in a spirit of awe, at least in a spirit of
extreme seriousness, realized to the utmost its scientific re-
sponsibility.
It is no small thing to know that on what we make,
depends whether life shall be preserved or shall perish.
It is no small thing to know that how our work is done,
will have a decided influence on the success of the man who
puts his confidence in us, and actually stakes his reputation
as a man of science on the purity and potency of our prod-
ucts. This realization of our responsibility to the veterinary
profession is one of the real factors in the growth and the
success of this company.
Next to their potency and purity, we place careful ad-
ministration of our products. Skillfully made medicinal
products cannot be fully effective, unless skillfully used.
Hence a fundamental principle of our policy is administra-
tion of our products by knowing hands only. To us, this
means confining the use of our veterinary products to Li-
censed, Graduate Veterinarians only.
To the maintenance of our policy, as outlined above,
we permanently pledge the full man power and mind power
of our entire organization.
PITMAN-MOORE COMPANY
Branches and Distributors
CHICAGO, ILL 5609 Blackstone Ave.
DES MOINES, lA 100 Maple St.
LEXINGTON, KY Cor. MaxweU and High Sts.
LIMA, OHIO 320 E. Market St.
MADISON, WIS. 753 E. Washington Aye.
PHILADELPHIA, PA US. Water St.
SIOUX CITY, lA 205 Fifth St.
WASHINGTON C. H., OHIO
Distributors for Biologies
ATLANTA, GA
. . . . J. W. Patterson Commission Co., Nat'l Stock Yards
BOSTON, MASS. Eastern Drug Co.
HAETFORD, CONN Gladding Drug Co., 56 Church St.
LAKE GENEVA, WIS Dr. T. H. Ferguson
LANSING, MICH Dr. S. R. Johnson, 406 S. Grand
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.
Drs. Robnett & Espy, 125-127 W. 23rd St.
PASADENA, CAL Dr. L. M. Hurt, 665 N. Fair Oaks Aye.
RICHMOND, VA
Eraser Yeterinary Supply Co., 316-318 N. Henry St.
ST. PAUL, MINN Marrinan Medical Supply, Hamm Bldg.
General Information
Fair dealing with all our patrons requires that we make no excep-
tions to such rules of commercial policy as are necessary for the proper
conduct of our business relations with the veterinary profession of the
country. Should any favoritism be shown to a single patron, even that
patron might suspect that still greater advantages were being accorded
to others; hence we believe that square business dealing requires that
we adhere strictly to our published terms,
PRICES
All prices quoted herein are net, and are submitted as ruling on this
date, but are without offer and are subject to change, as market condi-
tions may require, without notice.
Since the policy governing our sales is to deal directly with members
of the Veterinary Profession, without the intervention of middlemen, there
is no necessity for our publishing fictitious "list prices" with a varying
scale of discounts.
Prices quoted on all items are the lowest net prices at which prod-
ucts of the quality we offer can legitimately be sold; for in every instance,
the quality of the product is given first consideration. Our selling prices
always are based on cost of production, and necessarily change with the
market prices of ingredients: our prices, not our formulas, change with
the market.
TERMS
From the net prices quoted herein, we allow a discount of 2 per cent
for cash with order, or for payment within 10 days from date of invoice,
unless otherwise specified upon the invoice. All invoices are due, net,
in 30 days from date, unless otherwise specified.
REMITTANCES
Suitable remittances or reference should accompany first orders.
Remittances by draft or money order are preferred.
CONTAINERS
Prices quoted include containers, except when otherwise specified.
BREAKAGE AND SHORTAGE
Our shipments are carefully checked three times by trained order
clerks and are packed by expert packers. Should an apparent shortage
occur, customers are requested to examine carefully the packing material
and container, since small articles frequently are lost in this way. If
unable to locate a missing item, please advise us promptly, enclosing
with your report the packing slip which we place in each box.
If goods arrive in damaged condition, insist upon proper notation
being made on the transportation company's expense bill by their agent;
unless this is done claims cannot be prosecuted successfully. Trans-
portation companies act as agents of the purchaser, and we must refer
our patrons to them for reparation in case of damages. We are at all
times pleased to assist our customers in proving claims against the
carrier, but we cannot assume the responsibility of collecting them.
PARCEL POST INSURANCE
Shipments by Parcel Post are at the risk of the consignee after
delivery to the postal authorities. Even if registered, no recovery from
the government is possible in case of loss. Since our patrons can be
insured against loss at a cost of 1 cent for each $3.00 or less, unless
specifically instructed otherwise, we insure all Parcel Post shipments,
charging the cost upon the invoice.
DETERIORATION
We hold ourselves responsible for the condition of our products
so long as packages containing them are intact, referring particularly
to removal of labels, bottle stoppers, etc., but cannot assume responsi-
bility for deterioration of our products which have been opened, or which
have been unduly exposed to sunlight, extreme heat, cold or moisture,
or other deteriorating influences beyond our control, the products having
left our laboratories in proper condition.
THERAPEUTIC INDICATIONS
The therapeutic indications and uses listed in the following pages
necessarily are general in scope and character. The products listed are
intended for use only by those who are learned in veterinary medicine,
and capable of judging whether any product or dosage is applicable to
a given condition, and whether a particular formula is indicated or contra-
indicated in a particular case.
LIABILITY
Our pharmaceutical and biological products are offered to the veter-
inary profession as being of the best quality possible. All known methods
of chemical and physiological assay and tests are applied to our drug
products to insure strength and accuracy.
Our veterinary biological products are produced under U. S. Gov-
ernment license and inspection, and in addition to passing all tests
required by government regulations, are submitted to our own rigid tests
for purity. Each product is guaranteed to be of proper potency and
purity when it leaves our hands; however, since we have no control over
the application of these products in the field, nor over the condition and
handling of the animals upon which they are used, we cannot assume
any responsibility for the results obtained from their use. Purchases
of our products must be understood to signify that this limitation of
our responsibility is understood and accepted by the purchaser.
Our Veterinary
Mail Service
For the convenience of our friends in the profession, we
give special attention to the quick handling of orders sent
us by mail. Every mail order is treated as a "rush" order,
and is executed immediately and shipped by the first possible
carrier.
Your orders sent us by mail will receive the same care
and the same prompt attention as though you personally
were in our offices, or our representative was calling upon
you at your office.
Our offices are open 24 hours every day for receiving and
filling orders by telegraph or telephone, both in Indianapolis
and at our branches and distributors.
Members of the Veterinary Profession are invited to
make use of these facilities whenever emergencies arise that
require promptness, and are assured that they will not be
disappointed in the service we render.
PART ONE
Veterinary Pharmaceutical
Products - - - Pages 15 to 82
Specialties — Boluses, Bolules, Blisters, Dust-
ing Powders, Ointments, Antiseptics.
Tablets, Fluid Extracts, Elixirs, Tinctures,
etc., etc.
PART TWO
Veterinary Biological Products Pages 84 to 102
Anti-sera, Antitoxins, Bacterins, Diagnostic
Agents, Vaccines, etc.
Notes On Modern Biological
Therapy - - - Pages 107 to 180
PART THREE
Chemicals, Sundries, Instruments,
Surgical Dressings, etc. Pages 182 to 200
PART ONE
Veterinary Pharmaceutical
Products
specialties
In our 23 years of experience as pharmaceutical manu-
facturers, certain products of our laboratories have been
found to possess points of superiority that have made them
distinctive.
Whether these points relate to unusual therapeutic value,
or to pharmaceutical elegance of more than ordinary de-
gree, or to particularly marked adaptability to the use or
condition indicated, these products have won especial atten-
tion from the veterinary profession and, through years of
clinical trial by many practitioners, have proven their right
to be classed as Specialties in our pharmaceutical line.
For these reasons, the preparations listed under the
head of Specialties in the following pages are given promi-
nence in our catalog, and are commended to the profession
with confidence that they will meet the approval of the
discriminating veterinarian.
Antiseptic Dusting Powders
ALUM POWDER COMPOUIVD, DR. McKILLIP
Prepared from Iodoform, Boric Acid, Burnt Alum and
Starch in the proportions recommended by Dr. M. H.
McKillip to his students.
This popular antiseptic dusting powder is less astringent
than many commonly used formulae, and has less tendency
to the formation of scar tissue. Its value is increased by the
iodoform content, which enhances its antiseptic and stimu-
lant properties and acts as an effective fly-repellant.
This powder possesses powerful antiseptic, styptic and
healing properties and is especially effective in the control
of capillary hemorrhages from small wounds or bruises. Its
free application will be followed by almost immediate arrest
of bleeding and at the same time will prevent access of
pus-forming micro-organisms.
When dusted freely upon cuts, ulcers or suppurative
wounds, it prevents the growth of many bacteria and through
its stimulating action it promotes the formation of healthy
granulating tissue and causes rapid healing.
Indicated in all conditions where a stimulating, antisep-
tic and styptic dressing is required, and as a prophylactic
measure in the treatment of fresh wounds.
Supplied in all-metal, sprinkler-top cans, which avoid
access of moisture and prevent the powder from caking.
14 lb. Sprinkler-top cans, per doz $2.00
ALUM POWDER COMPOUND
Purified Burnt Alum, carefully Carbolized
and Camphorated, then reduced to an im-
palpable powder without heating, thus pre-
serving all of the therapeutic activity of the
ingredients.
6mit9^
VLlM
1*0 W I) K^^
When a more strongly astringent
dressing is desired than the formula
listed above, this product is recom-
mended. It is particularly valuable
for checking the growth of exuber-
ant fungus granulations (proud
flesh). Its use is followed by rapid
retraction and healing, and aids in
preventing wound infection.
14 lb. Sprinkler-top all-metal cans, per
dozen $2.00
17
18
Specialties
ANTISEPTIC DUSTING POWDER (With Private Label)
The majority of our orders for Antiseptic Dusting
Powders call for these products to be supplied under the
buyers private label.
There is a constant demand for products of this kind,
and by supplying them under his own name the veterinarian
is enabled to control that demand. We urge the veterinarian
to handle these products under his own label, because it
brings him new business, and brings the client back for
additional supplies.
We print special private labels for these powders when
ordered in quanties of one-half gross or more, without
extra charge. Choice of several styles of labels are offered,
and samples of the different styles will be submitted upon
request.
Our special all-metal container prevents caking of the
powder through access of moisture.
14 lb. Sprinkler-top all-metal cans, with buy-
ers' private label.
Half-gross lots $11.50
Gross lots 22.00
COMPOUND ZINC POWDER
This powder represents: Zinc Stearate, Talcum, Burnt
Alum, Camphor, Phenol, and Boric Acid, as a fine ab-
sorbent powder free from gritty or irritating particles.
Compound Zinc Powder possesses absorbent, antiseptic
soothing and styptic properties, and freely used will control
slight hemorrhages, form an effective protective dressing
and stimulate repair.
This powder will appeal to the practitioner who wants
an antiseptic protective dressing that will not cause the
formation of heavy hard crusts, thus delaying natural heal-
ing processes.
It is not as astringent as our Compound Alum Powder.
In 4-oz. sprinkler-top tins, per dozen. , ,$ 2,25
With customer's private label, per Vz
gross 12.75
Per gross 24.75
specialties
19
BLISTER CANTHAKIDES ANT) CROTON OIL COMPOUND
Contains Cantharides, Croton Oil, Origanum and Red
Mercuric Iodide.
This preparation
has no superior as a
powerful counter-ir-
ritant and vesicant.
iKB^^^^^ This is the opinion
coMPotN^^^HI expressed by many
veterinarians after
giving it a thorough
trial. It is a superior
M>i ^^^i^^HJV pi*eparation because
^ ' of its absolutely de-
pendable action and
great penetrating
>.v.'-..&.^ power; because it is
»a_ practically painless
[?' ' '.l^x^m^ aj^d does not injure
hair follicles; and
because it is effect-
ive in one-half the
quantity of ordinary
blisters. It is especially indicated in the treatment of exos-
tosis of bone and cartilage, in promoting absorption of
chronic and inflammatory deposits as in chronic pleurisy, in
relieving sprained tendons and spavin, in treatment of pain-
ful swollen joints, bursitis, etc.
We recommend the use of this preparation in our col-
lapsible tube package, which makes it convenient for dis-
pensing and easy of application. Slip the label off the tube