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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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itt-West Drug Co., in the absence of F. M. Norrls, who Isseeking restoration to health at Ashevllle, N. C. E. W. Pearson, formerly representing Fraser Tablet Triturate Manufacturing Company, has engaged withManager Gauss of the St. Louis office of Searle & Her-eth Co., to represent them. The extensive plant of the Aroma Coffee & Spice Co., Fourth and Spruce streets, was gutted by fire Wednes-day morning. The total loss Is approximately $100,000,covered by insurance. Mr. Ludwig, of the Newstead Avenue Pharmacy, New-stead and St. Louis avenues, has bought the interestof his partner, Mr. Brenner, and will continue the busi-ness. F. C. Pauley, druggist, Compton and Easton avenues, is confined to his home by illness. Judd Q. Lloyd, Mt. Pleasant, Tenn., is opening In the drug business there. L. A. Cummlngs, Bunker Hill, Ills., was here buying goods this week. Caldwell & Crosson will open a new drug store at Doniphan, Mo. Gastor &~Baker will open a drug store at Morrell, Ark.
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The business of YOUNG & SMYLIE, Licorice Manufacturers, was established in 1845 and has steadily grownuntil if has reached its present proportions, necessitating the operation of the large plant now used solely for the manufac-ure of the popular brands made by the firm above named. Herewith will be found cuts of some of the Y & S prepirations, all of which are extracted from choice Spanish root, and manufactured with the utmost care and uniformity;1 guarantee of their Purity, Palatability and Wholesomeness: Y & S Stick Licorice in 51b. boxes, 4, 6, 8, 12 and 16 sticks to the pound. Also packed in laurel leaves, bulk, cases of 25, 50, J 25 and 250 lbs. net.Corrugated Y & S Stick Licorice, averaging one ounce each, packed only in boxes containing 80 sticks.Acme Licorice Pellets (as displayed in color on reverse) put up in 5 lb. glass-front tins,and in one ounce packages, 40 to the box.Licorice Lozenges (cylindrical in shape) in 5 lb. glass-front tins: also packed in 5 lb

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