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Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 4905, 26 June 1918, Page 2

Discovery by Professor Rudolf Fischell, of Prague, of a new remedy for combating haemorrhage is announced by the Journal of.the Austrian Apotliearies’ Association. The, remedy is made from a hitherto unknown element in the lung-tissue ot certain animals. It is a reddishbrown powder which dissolves in water into a foaming, slimy substance. After a series of experiments with animals, it has been employed on human beings. It as reported to stop quickly the most dangerous haemorrhages, such as those, from the liver, ■kidneys, and brain substance, and to he especially valuable nr the case o the so-called haemophiles, persons whose blood is deficient■ in coagulable elements, . and for _ whom the slightest cut means and possibly fatal haemorrhage. ~ I lay nr to Correspondence Course Qualification my qualifications are those of the Institute of Opticians London and the Worshipful Company of Spectacle Makers London (Incorporated by Royal Charter)—HAßOLD A."ARMSTRONG ‘'London, Qualified” Optic-/ ian. Gisborne, ,i Velveteens have risen greatlv. Btone still has a good line at 2s lid. Other lines at 3s 3d 1 , Ss 6d, 3s 9d, 3s lid, to 5s lid.*