Intended for treatment of inflammatory conditions of the nose and throat, Soloid Naso-Pharyngeal Compound came in a powder form to be dissolved in tepid water for use as a gargle or in a spray atomizer.  It contained salt, boric acid, borax, menthol, thymol, oil gaultheride, and Cocaine of course.  On account of the latter, it is designated a poison and hence the ribbing and raised dots on the bottle indicating a poison by touch in cases when the label is not easily read.