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Kai Tiaki : the journal of the nurses of New Zealand, Volume XVI, Issue 2, 1 April 1923, Page 90

■mifP 1 hi mil" li, ■■Pi — l» '/i ■ BHilll ' JmE^^MMWKBM pRGOAPIOL (Smith) is a singularly potent S],\t||'\^ ' _^^BB^^\^^ f^jjWlßM I* utero-ovarian anodyne, sedative and tonic. ffip' '';\i*%S^idjo F^\^^2wl! I^ol — J Lt exerts a direct influence on the generative /-' Bj -J^Mi L^ki llWl system and proves unusually efficacious in the var|§ttj«|a|i^of^^^l^^k^ SmWil IUIIS anoma li es °f menstruation arising from con11a!j! ffi&RXSSjjt stitutional disturbances, atonicity of the reproduc~A fV^Jj iT^^N^ '* ve or B ans » inflammatory conditions of the uterus yl kl^^J 9i|^kyK or ts appendages, mental emotions or exposure to *SHHidfcH igKTJy inclement weather. mff^^m As an analgesic iu gynecological cases, Krgoapiol M^^^^KP^^^m3^^ lr' uKl (Smith) is superior to opium or coal-tar derivatives mßti/l^gJZ'VfTJ^r^^^^V^^m IS * n tnat ' besides relieving pain without exposing the Ui£w|Wvtta^Mßli9 H patient to the danger of drug addiction, it also /^l IRJj [RJ offers a tonic and restorative action upon the pelvic ■WsCTrrtKTrriFTHr 111 viscera. |j( ■■ lflt*fl II It is a uterine and ovarian sedative of unsurpassyiHl HjK ed value and is especially serviceable in the treat.Wl V/ jjjp ment of congestive and inflammatory conditions of »SHißiniH Jill these organs. MmTT *"■ "I IMIJ_^ /BMB |HHHH| HH BF/t ne ano(^y ne ac^ion of the preparation on the BtffllWW'fflWrT^^H^HF/^^fc reproductive organs is evidenced by the promptness ■■■H IHI with which it relieves pain attending the catamen w? A * a^ now * ano - * ts a nti-spasmodic influence is maniWyJKM fested by the uniformity with which it allays ner- . -*'" s?^l !^^<«tPl vous excitement due to ovarian irritability or other HW^BHI^BWWi^^^HHi Ergoapiol (Smith) proves notably efficacious in fSJMARTIN H. SMITH COMPANY,Ncw York, N.Y^.sl| a menorrhea, dysmenorrhea and menorrhagia.