American journal of pharmacy . INDEX to the FIRST 42 VOLUMES hasbeen published and may be obtained in paper at $,in cloth at $ per copy. Also a DECENNIAL INDEXembracing the ten volumes (43 to 52. year 1871 to 18S0inclusive) at 50 cents each, in paper covers. An ADVERTISING SHEET is appended to eachnumber, in which suitable advertisements will beinserted at the rates named below, but a proper dis-crimination will be observed in relation to the characterof advertisements. Address all papers for publication, etc., to the Editor,JOHN M. MAfSCH. All communications relating tosubscriptions,
American journal of pharmacy . INDEX to the FIRST 42 VOLUMES hasbeen published and may be obtained in paper at $,in cloth at $ per copy. Also a DECENNIAL INDEXembracing the ten volumes (43 to 52. year 1871 to 18S0inclusive) at 50 cents each, in paper covers. An ADVERTISING SHEET is appended to eachnumber, in which suitable advertisements will beinserted at the rates named below, but a proper dis-crimination will be observed in relation to the characterof advertisements. Address all papers for publication, etc., to the Editor,JOHN M. MAfSCH. All communications relating tosubscriptions, advertisements, etc., to the Business Editor,H. H. WOLLE, 143 North 10th street, Philadelphia, hours from 10 to 11 oclock, A. M. RATES OF ADVERTISING. One Page. $90 0050 00 $50 0030 00 $30 0020 00 $15 001C .i0 Quarter PagoCard ?30 0020 00 $20 00 $15 0015 00| 10 00 s . a a $7 00 5 00 Notices on second page of Cover, 50 cents per line. Special rates for Cover. Merrihew Print, 501 Chestnut St., Phila. 8&. YOUR SUBSCRIPTION For 1885. Yol. 57. | — V A Distressing Case- $ To the Druggists-Wholesale and Retail. About six weeks ago the ship Maasdam was burned on her way to New York. The passengers and « crew were fortunately saved, but lost all their worldly possessions. One of the passengers on board was ^ Mr. John Dale, a druggist, from Plymouth, England, who had just sold his store there, and intended to ^ commence business here; he has a wife and family to support, and has been rendered utterly destitute g by the burning of the ship. A stranger in a foreign laud, without relatives or friends, this earnest appeal *Sb 63 *s maae in behalf, hoping that it will be liberally responded to. Contributions may be sent to the ,2 r*j office of the American Journal of Pharmacy and will be duly acknowledged. f g — — 1 | p* Caleb H. Needles. 2 ^ At a meeting of the Trade Association of Philadelphia Druggists, held November 11, 1884. the >1 ft following expression
Size: 2376px × 1052px
Photo credit: © The Reading Room / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1800, bookidamerica, booksubjectpharmacy, bookyear1835
