The Pharmaceutical era . tribiile to (he memory of (ien. (irant, and saidthat President .McKinhy was a siniissor to thegreat men who had llllcil the pnsideiitial chair. The orchestra at the couelusioii of Judge Ia-wIs speechplayed America, in the singing of which all partici-pated, guests and ladies alike standing and the wordaringing through the great room, and out into the mid-night i|uiet of the streets of Riehiuonil. During thesinging .\. (ressy Morrison, of New York, stood on achair waving n large silk .ierican Hag . liov. »»lerrall nspoinled lo the toast Virginia. Hereferod ill f
The Pharmaceutical era . tribiile to (he memory of (ien. (irant, and saidthat President .McKinhy was a siniissor to thegreat men who had llllcil the pnsideiitial chair. The orchestra at the couelusioii of Judge Ia-wIs speechplayed America, in the singing of which all partici-pated, guests and ladies alike standing and the wordaringing through the great room, and out into the mid-night i|uiet of the streets of Riehiuonil. During thesinging .\. (ressy Morrison, of New York, stood on achair waving n large silk .ierican Hag . liov. »»lerrall nspoinled lo the toast Virginia. Hereferod ill feeling words to the abseiiii troui this festalImard of Ihe late Iol. liinler. (iods finger had touched• iiir friend, said the (ioveriior. and he slisps the sleepthat knows no waking. The Cuvernor, later on. in fi*-licitouH phram-. n-ferntl lo the fact that while he hadbeen In olliii- he had touehid u|i the toast Virginianot less than twenty five limes, and he was getting sc October 14,. 1897.] NEWS DEPARTMENT. 563. ) M PETERS fnniiliiir with the subjectthat he w;is suiiiotmicsiiottiiiK it (iff in his »\w\>.jusl {in- till iiriK-ticf (iftlie thin;:. The lioveni-(irs iieroratiou was anil(i(liieiit ofldit. He is aman iif large frame,with Ions white hair, andealleil ont tlie most flat-levins comphments fromail who listened to his(ii-atory. The band played Pix-ie when Gov. 0Ferrallhad closed, and as thelast strains died awayTrcsidrnt C. F. tlie .V. W. D. A., wasinlriidnced by the formci-liresideiit. Col. Wellers speecliwrit Ion, was felicitous in]ihraso and earnest intone. The N. W. D. A.,he said, was the synn-nym for all that is goodhonest and upright inbusiness, and was secondto no coinnicrcial b(jdy inthe Inited States. Self-ishness had no part in the organization it \\ is itspurpose to lietter the condition of the manntactuiei .indthe retailer, as well as the wholesaler. The presidenthad the largest measure of hope for the ensuing
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