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Title: The Pharmaceutical era
Year: 1887 (1880s)
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Subjects: Drug Industry Drugs Drugs Pharmaceutical industry Pharmacy Pharmacy
Publisher: New York (etc.) D. O. Haynes & Co
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
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s of all importations of 100 pounds ormore of grass, clover, and forage-plantseeds be prepared at the earliest practi-cable date after entry, and forwarded tothe Seed Laboratory, Department of Agri-culture, labeled with names and addressesof consignors and consignees, name of seedas given in the invoice, and quantity offonsiirnment. CARTERS PILLS IN ENGLAND. The Carter Medicine Company haveplaced their product on the Proprietary.Articles Trade Association basis in GreatBritain, with a minimum retail price ofIs. Adopting the conditions of the P. A.T. A. involves the reduction in the whole-sale price of Carters little liver pillsequivalent to 50£ upon every 1,000£ sales. A pharmacist wishes The Era to warn(be trade for him never to locate near achurch, park or school, because, he says,a druggist so situated will not do muchbusiness, as the number of residents in ablock is lessened materially by such pub-lic institutions. ^(ay iS. K/). THE PHARMACEUTICAL ERA. PATENTS. TRADE MARKS. ETC.
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^cfy.^^r. •,623-1,634- PATENTS.Issued May 9, 1905. -Harris W. Beers, New Orleans,La. Carrier or holder for bot-tles. -Frederic .T. Smith. Elizabeth, N.J., assignor to American Agri-cultural Chemical Company,New York. N. Y. Insecticideand method of dehydratingmoist materials. -Looney N. Everett. Hornbeck,La., assignor of one-half toB. H. Lyons, Leesville, La.Non-refillable bottle. -Carleton Ellis, Boston, Mass.Process of producing tartaricacid and its salts. -William Holiner, St. Louis, Mo.Bottle-seal. -Samuel E. George and .Joseph E.Norris, New York, N. Y. Bot-tle. -Henry P. Baldwin, Puunene,Hawaii. Method of cleaningimpure and viscous solutions. -Harvey Coale and Lewis S.Greensfelder, Baltimore, Md.Cork-retainer. -Peter McGrath, Hibbiog. Minn.Lemon-squeezer. -Max Schroeder, Berlin. Ger-many, assignor to New JerseyZinc Company, New York, acorporation of New .Jersey.Process of recovering sulfuricanhydrld and Bulfuricacldvapors from gases. >,63S—Benjamin Somerville, New York, N.

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