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Proprietary Medicines. A visit to Dr. Green's Laboratoiv, at Woodhury, K.J., haa contlderably chtngd our views, andespeeially our prejudiees u regard Co what are geiierally knuwn m 'Standard Patent Medicines. Ot courae we are gettinü ti llnit age in life when we re iorced to conclude Life itself is a liiimu;r, and naturally distrust anything tliat ma not withstoüd long and triud experlnces. Beinjf a physician I bad the cnrisity to know how sucli a sale of two ledtcal proparaUona oould be luttaloed ór so many reara. The perfect lystam ipon wliicli tlie business is conüucteil, and lie phannaoeatloaJ arnojcementa for the oanufitoture of iba two recipes witb whicli we were niiide acuuainted, are sullieiently onvincing to us that the Aüoust FlüW:k, lor i)ysicpsia and Liver ComplalllU, ad BoscHJtB'a Gbbxam sviu-i-, for 'hroat and Luují Troubles, were tor the Diupiainis iiny are reoommooded, most soellent remedies, and ooly rosretthat D niucli of our praetice, medical ethics revent us trom prescribing thein witliout nakiiir (he formula public. When we vere ihown the Iffaat iU:intity of vohinary Letten liariog been forwurded tol)r. I (reen, trom all parta of the country, anj rom all classes of people, lawyers, miuisers and dootora, sivlng a deeoriptioo of licir alimenta, CeaumooTala of their cures, te. I feel like endoning Dr. Green's ugjfestion that lw (iovi'ininent accept iirli valuable formulas, and lu'ense tlii'in or general use by givinj; protectlon to nventor samo :is pateBtt generally.- Oopled l'rom N. V. Drtfgglata'CIrealar of October, 1880.