. Practical druggist and pharmaceutical review of reviews . ouses that applied it advertising alone, of course, for un-less there is something behind it to makegood, the best of advertising cannot pro-duce profit. There must be all that theadvertisements promise. — N. Y. Trade Review, a *■»Antidote lor Formaldehyde. In view of the fact that this chemical iscoming more and moic into general use asa disinfectant and antiseptic, cases ofpoisoning from it will become more fre-quent We have an easily-accessible andreliable antidote in ammonia water. Itmay be given in the form of ammoni
. Practical druggist and pharmaceutical review of reviews . ouses that applied it advertising alone, of course, for un-less there is something behind it to makegood, the best of advertising cannot pro-duce profit. There must be all that theadvertisements promise. — N. Y. Trade Review, a *■»Antidote lor Formaldehyde. In view of the fact that this chemical iscoming more and moic into general use asa disinfectant and antiseptic, cases ofpoisoning from it will become more fre-quent We have an easily-accessible andreliable antidote in ammonia water. Itmay be given in the form of ammoniawater (a few drops well diluted) or thearomatic spirit or u solution of ammoniaacetite.—Mercks Archives. Parke, Davis & New new general manager of Parke,Davis & Co., is Mr. Ernest G. Swift, here-tofore manager of the entire Canadianbusiness of the bouse. Mr. Swift waselected at a special meeting of the direc-tors to succeed William M. Warren, whoseuntimely death was so universally regret-ted a few weeks ago. He was born in. Rawdon, Quebec, in 1861, and began hispharmaceutical career with Lyman, Clare& Co. After five years in their employ,he took the course of the Montreal Collegeof Pharmacy. Graduating in 1S83 (meanwhile servingin a retail store), Mr. Swift entered theemploy of Parke, Davis & Co. at he gradually rose step by step, tillafter nine years of service, he was mademanager of the Canadisn business. Thathis new position has fallen upon compe-tent and deserving shoulders admits of nodoubt; and that the business of this greathouse will go forward to new conquestsand still larger fields of activity, is prom-ised in the very character of the man whowill now guide its destinies. Mr. Swifthas for several years been a member ofthe Board of Directors, and has thricebeen elected mayor of Walkerville. Another important election was FrankG. Ryan, to fill the place on the Board ofDirectors made vacant by the death ofmanager Warren. The honor in
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