Bovinine

Front of Label Reads:

" A food tonic possessing the beneficial properties of blood serum and rich in haemoglobin.

BOVININE

alcohol 12 per cent

The nutritive constituents of the blood of

BEEF

with glycerine and sodium chloride

registered 1879 & 1889

Directions: for adults, one teaspoonful to one tablespoonful in a glass of milk or other fluid four times a day

for children, ten drops in each bottle of milk during the first year, increasing by ten drops in milk, four times a day, for each year thereafter.

prepared only by:

The Bovinine CO.

Chicago

Principal office New York

Depots, London, Paris & Christiana."

Back of label reads:

"BOVININE

is a valuable

FOOD TONIC

for use as a readily assimilable form of nourishment in

anemia

convalescence from acute diseases

debility

diabetes

dypepsia

gastro intestinal disorders

cholera infantum

lactation

mal-nutrition & marasmus

nervous exhaustion

old age & conditions of low vitality

rickets

typhoid & other fevers

and as a FOOD TONIC in wasting diseases

keep well corked"

Side of label reads: "Always dilute the dose with twice or thrice the quantity of milk or other fluid, adding a little salt and pepper, if the condition of the patient will permit. Keep in a cool place."

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