Rubinat Condal Spring Water

Description:

The indications or uses for this product as provided on its packaging: Used in the greatest service in cases of difficult digestion, chronic indigestion, costiveness, jaundice, affections of the liver and spleen, congestion of the brain, apoplectic attacks, diseases of the uterus, all forms of tetter and cutaneous diseases, excessive corpulence, and hemorrhoids, and in the treatment of all gouty disorders

Date Made: ca 1910

Maker: Rubinat Company

Location: Currently not on view

Place Made: United States: New York, New York CityPlace Made: Spain: Catalonia, Barcelona

Subject: LaxativesMineral WaterSkin & Dermatology DrugsBlood & Liver DrugsIndigestion & Nausea Drugs

Subject:

See more items in: Medicine and Science: Medicine, Health & Medicine, Balm of America

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Credit Line: Gift of Mary E. and Joseph F. Melfi, Jr., Tupper's Drug Store, Summerville, South Carolina

Data Source: National Museum of American History

Id Number: 1980.0698.083Accession Number: 1980.0698Catalog Number: 1980.0698.083

Object Name: otc preparationOther Terms: Patent Medicines; Drugs; Liquid

Physical Description: glass bottle (overall packaging material)sulphate of soda (drug active ingredients)sulphate of postash (drug active ingredients)sulphate of magnesia (drug active ingredients)sulphate of lime (drug active ingredients)sodium (drug active ingredients)silica (drug active ingredients)alumina (drug active ingredients)ferric oxide (drug active ingredients)Measurements: overall: 10 1/2 in x 2 5/8 in; 26.67 cm x 6.6675 cm

Guid: http://n2t.net/ark:/65665/ng49ca746a5-3bb9-704b-e053-15f76fa0b4fa

Record Id: nmah_715786

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