Note 508 — PHARMACOLOGIA. (continued 4)
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By a parity of reasoning, Mr. Carmichael is led to prefer the phosphate of iron to any other preparation of that metal, in cancer, because he thinks iron, combined with an animal acid, enters the system in greater quantity, and unites more intimately with the juices.
Aromatic Lozenges of Steel. These consist of sulphate of iron with a small proportion of the tincture of Cantharides.