SEP 12 1902

E. H. B.

gists' of the South Atlan-
tic States, 317.

Aloin, action of alkalies on...106

suggested new pharmaco-

poeial requirements for...215

ASSOCIATIONS:

Alabama, 317; Alumni of
Chicago College, 153;
Alumni, N. Y. C. P., 86;
American Chemical Soci-
ety, 15; American Elec-
tro-Chemical Society, 234;
American Medical, 341;
A. Ph. A., 202; Baltimore
Drug Bowlers', 228; Cen-
tral New York, Alumni of
N. Y. C. P., 25; Chicago
Wholesale Drug Bowlers',
228; Colorado, 343; Con-
necticut, 343; Delaware,
343; Drug Merchants of
America, 156; Drug Sec-
tion, Board of Trade, 55;
Drug Trade Club of New
York, 114; Erie County
(N. Y.), 291; Illinois,
315; Kansas, 318; Kings
County (N. Y.), 55, 115,
173, 285; Louisiana, 318;
Lynchburg (Va.), 176;
Manhattan (N. Y.), 52,
115, 173, 204, 235, 287;
Manufacturing Perfumers',
109; Massachusetts. 341
Minnesota Drug Clerks',
206; Missouri, 341; New-
burgh Druggists', 114
New Haven (Conn.), 261
New Jersey, 175,
315;
New York Wholesale Drug
Bowlers', 228; O. K. Ï.
Wholesale Druggists' Ex-
change, 321; Oklahoma,
318: Philadelphia Drug
Bowlers', 228; Proprie-
tary Association of Amer-
ica, 253 Retail Druggists'
Association of Anne Arun-
del County (Md.), 202;
Society of Chemical In-
dustry, 111; South Caro-
lina, 318: Southern
Wholesale Druggists',
178; Southern Wholesale
Druggists', 317; Texas,
318; Troy Pharmaceuti-
cal, 87; Wholesale Drug-

Anise, poison, import of into

Asthma powder..

245

L. Ghersi.

..249

Cod fish, salt, decomposition of 76

China

.271

Atarsyle

193

liver oil compounds..

.305

Anonacein

70

Atomic weights..

144

E. G. Eberle.

339

Anozol

70

Australasia, a market for

Study in Pharmacy, A.

By

Coffee, history of and com-
merce in..

.283

Antiarthrin

70

American goods...

..254

John Uri Lloyd.

.249

Collætina

71

70
.106

Treatise on Pharmacy.

By

Charles Caspari, jr..

2

70

Antitoxin, diphtheria,

intro-

U. S.

Ballard, J. W.,

Pharmacopola

6

recognition of by the U. S.

Pharmacopola

34

prize paper on good buying.331
Balsam copaiba, resins of....
Peru, note on purity test..215
tolu, unsatisfactoriness of
purity test..

Vorlesungen uber Bakterien.
By A. De Bary...

gisten. By G. A. Buch-

168

fur dro-

10

heister

197

215

Bradt, W. L., portrait.

preservation of.

7

Basket dyes..

196

Brannolin

Antipyrine salicylacetate.

70

Bee-keeping

Antitussin Verweij...

70

Belgium, drug business and

Bromal alcohols, study of.

232
...137

Apallagin

trade outlook in.

70

.309

Bromopan

70

A. Ph. A., editorial on

ap-

Belladonna, alkaloidal require-

proaching meeting..

.299

ments of.

.215

.207

Aphthenol

70

Benzine, sale of prohibited in

Apparatus. gas washing..

seltzogene

.276
.338

Apprenticeship, before or after
college course..

New York drug stores.
Benzoin, note on quality of
commercial

.289

215

Apprentice problem, the, in
Scotland

Berberine, estimation of. ..104
isomerism with canadine. 102
Bermuda drug store, a... ..114

96

20

Bieser, C. L., portrait sketch.. 31
Bile reaction, Ehrlich's.
Biliary calculi, composition

139

76

204
70

Brooklyn College of Pharmacy,
proposed new building.
Brown, C. H. (See Druggists'
Course in Optics.)
Brunor, E., prescription filing. 67
Buchanan, C. G., small helps..243
Buck, Louis, use of soft cap-
sules for filling volatile oils.131
Business building, 49, 79, 107,
141, 169, 197, 225, 249, 307, 340
Butter analysis

Collapsible tube, uses of, the.301
COLLEGES OF PHARMACY:

Brooklyn, 207, 286, 318;
Buffalo, 258; Chicago,
231; Iowa University
School of Pharmacy, 203;
College of Pharmacy of
the City of New York,
171, 230; Philadelphia,
51, 144, 172, 230, 283;
St. Louis. 230, 263;
School of Pharmacy,
Northwestern University,
203; Western University
of Pennsylvania, Dep't of
Pharmacy, 203.
Collodion solution of ammonia
and iodine

Coloring for incandescent

for lamp chimneys.
Color reactions of coal-tar de-
rivatives

of

137

Copper in drugs and chemi-

70

70

Bismutol

70

cals, note on presence of.111
Isovalerianate

.101

70

Asparagus seeds, examination

Black water fever, use of cas-

Coptis chinensis..

270

teeta

270

of

.166
Assimilation in plants, energy,
of
..336

sia beareana in.

103

of
.137
Calcimines for coating wood..334
Calmine

70

Drug journals, the misuse of 78

Indene, bimolecular..

Excise crusade, the New York.235
law and druggist..

128

enforced
gists

against

drug-

.204

need for observance of by

druggists

160

violations

..147

Exhibits at the A. Ph. A.....313
Export trade, American. ...187
..199

ILLUSTRATIONS (continued):
town hall, 227; Fellows,
A. R., 181; Frames for
window trims, 218:
Frame work for window
displays, 192; Gas wash-
ing apparatus, 276; Grif-
fith, C. W., portrait, 254;
Hamlin, B., jr., portrait,
233; Harding, Herbert
B., portrait, 254; Hoff-
mann, Fr., portrait, 314;
Holiday window display,
191; Hyde, Byron M.,
portrait, 17; Interior of
Ch. Delacre's pharmacy
in Brussels, 310; Leem-
ing, Thomas, portrait,
205; Maben, Thomas,
288; McLeod, Geo. B.,
124; Members of the
Cocked Hat League of St.
Louis, 115; Merriam, A.
B., portrait, 205; Mittel-
bach's prescription file,
69; Perfection soda foun-
tain, 94; Platt, Henry B.,
portrait, 206; Prescrip-
tion check, triplicate, 39;
Prescription counter,
305; Prescription filing,
67; Puff, Myron, portrait,
331; Ruhl, H. F., portrait,
331; Sedberry, H. H., por-
trait, 212; Show window
curtains, 271; Show win-
dow
163;
platforms,
Sipp, J. D., portrait, 64;
John
Spratt,
C., 146;
Thompson, W. S., por-
trait, 19; Trefethen, A.
J., 124; Tufts, J. W., por-
trait, 84; Two officers of
the American Chemical
Society, 15; Vaccination
shield, the Oliver, 93;
Van Nort, J. F., 174;
Water motor, a simple,
3; Window display de-
signs, 304; Window
stands, 272; Window
trim designs, 216; Wirz'
tube press, 301.

.246

Mexico, drug business in.

308

Disinfection of linen.

9

Gluton

71

Microscopical preparations, im-

Dissociation theory, explana-

Indian red root...

tion of....

.160

Gorman, M. A., my thesis....132

Infusions, best methods

Diuretic powder for horses...245

Goto, Setsuzto,

a Japanese

preparing

Doctor, small helps for the...243

pharmacist

233

Dose, an unusual.

12

Guaiacol sulphonate of tri-

..276
of
....222
Ink, water proof drawing....106
Iodine figure of fats, new

purities in..

274

Microscopic oculars, new.

.246

Milk analysis.....

76

Mittelbach, Wm., Prescription

filing

69

Drug adulteration.

144

phenyl guanidin...

71

method of determining... 41

Mold, development of in liq-

journals, how to read most
profitably

stores, new, and young men.138
to increase prestige of... 36

terpin

71

paper

71

uids

.139

..138

terpin-chlor-ichthyol

71

Iodized meat juice.

71

Moss, growth of on north side

Gualaform

.194

meat powder..

71

of trees..

.306

Guttacura tablets.

Iodocol

71

71

Motor, water, an improvised..

3

Druggists and public affairs..294
Drugs, committee to report on
purity of..

Iodogenol..

71

Mountant, gelatin..

280

Ionization, explanation of.

160

96

Dye recipes.

..224

Haarlem oil..

Mu-erh, a food fungus..

270

47

Iron picrate...

71

Musol ..

98

yam

.270

Hæmaphoscol

Hæmatofor

71

pyrophosphate and phospho-

Mustard oil, assay of.

..336

71

ric acid incompatible....224

Myrrh, official test for, the... 11

Dyes, vegetable for wicker

Isano

71

work

..196

Haimose

71

Dymal

. 71

alap,

J resin content..

determination

Hamlin, B.,

jr., portrait

James, Dr. E. J., address to

N. A. R. D. notes...16, 34, 81

sketch

233

Ear drops..

Henry, Dr. A., drugs and medi-

the graduates of North-
western University.

111, 145, 311, 328

330

245

cines of China..

269

Jamrosin

98

Naphta as a poison.

.336

Eaton, W. H., portrait

Herb tea.

77

Jequiritol

71

Nerve force, nature of.

.157

sketch

.297

Ebert, Albert E., druggists

Jobbers, proposed consolida-

Netherland Pharmaceutical So-

Hetoform

and politics..

71

tion of.

..203

ciety

.101

.294

Education, pharmaceutical....277

Johnson, J. T.. an extempo-

New remedies of 1901.

70

Ehrlich's reaction.

Hyde, B. M., portrait.

204

.139

Elixir, aromatic..

Hydrargotin

71

raneous method of filling
capsules

notes on...

.98, 275

..132

New Year's presents in phar-

.195

Hydrogen, borated dioxide of..

9

Hypnone

166

Jones, Simon N., a remedy for
substitution

macy

103

.201

New

44

amendments

17

terpin hydrate and codeine..196

Elmira, historical sketch of

......227

.129

Ichthyol, derivation of the

the best method of encap-

sulating liquid drugs.....129

Employer's liability defined...128

word and substance.

.104

Ichthyosote

71

responsibilities of...

.213

Emulsion, note on...

10

Emulsion cod liver oil..

..305

petroleum, with hypophos-

phites

40

chloroform and oil, to pre-

139

Encapsulating volatile oils,

best method of..

..129

Esbach's reagent, modified

74

Ergot, new process for fluid

extract

...101

Illuminating oil, tests for....168
ILLUSTRATIONS:

A Bermuda drug store, 114;
Backgrounds for show win-
dows, 244; Ballard, J. W.,
portrait, 331; Bieser, C.
L., portrait, 31; Bins for
storing bottles, 3; Bru-
nor, Emile, portrait, 85;
Ch. Delacre's pharmacy
in Brussels, 309; Chris-
ty's collapsible tube filler,
301; Cliffe, W. L., por-
trait, 202; Collapsible
tube, 301; Collapsible
tube filler, 301; Curtain
ring, 271; De Puy, R.
W., 124; Diploma of
award of French Exposi-
tion to AMERICAN DRUG-
GIST, 290; Display stands,
272; Dohme, Chas. E.
portrait, 314; Eaton, W.
H., portrait, 297; Elmira

besity cures.
pills..
OBITUARY:

Arndt, G., 113; Barbour, C.
M., 146; Barclay, J. S.,
84; Baumbach, C., 22;
Beckman, B., 113: Boer-
icke, F. E., 22; Brogaw,
T.
346;
L.,
Braidich,
A. F., 146; Bryan, J. W.,
175; Buckley, J. H., jr.,
146; Busted, G. W., 346;
Calman, E., 346; Case, W.
T., 22; Castle, F., M.D.,
256; Cherry, J. B., 175;
Church, R., 113; Clark,
Harvey C., 113; Colgate,
B., 233; Conrath, Adam,
22; Coombs, C. E., 84;
Cowl, G. G., 113; Cream-
er, R. G., 22; Day, D. M.,
233; Dean, H. M., 205;
Donovan, J. J., 205; Elli-
ott, E. S., 205; Engelman,

Nioform

98

Nux vomica,

fluid extract,

preparation of...

.172

. 19

.106

.138

salicylic

acid

Kordofan gum.

Kousso, constituents of..
Kubel-Tiemann test

for

ganic impurities in water,

source of error in.

221

Kussidin

Kussotoxin

102
.102

Prescriptions, checking, filing and pricing of.

38

Pringle, J. M., Prescription filing

69

OBITUARY (continued):

F. E., 113; Fisher, E., 113; Fuller, H. M., 233; Gardner, C. C., 113; Glasscock, W., 175; Griffith, C. W., 233; Grover, E. H., 146; Hale, O. C., 22; Hartford, Jas. 346; Hamilton, W. H., 146; Henwood, C., 113; Hervey, J., 22; Haseltine, D. W., 346; Heyne, O. B., 113; Hibbard, H. C., 346; Hitchman, A., 175; Ingraham, H. M., 175; Johnson, J. M., 175; Karrman, W., 175; Kemp, E., 21; Keyes, W. H., 233; Landis, J., 22; Lazell, L. T., 147; Leeds, A. R., 175; Leeming, T., 205; Linn, H. C., 233; McKee, J. C., 22; MacKimmie, J., A., 113; Maine, A. T., 233; Martindale, Wm., 113; Mennen, G., 84 Merriam, A. B., 205 Painter, A. W., 175

Palmer, H. D.,

175;

Pease, F. M., 346; Platt Henry B., 206; Porter, A. H., 205; Purdy, C. W., 84; Radam, W., 84; Rogers, Governor, 22; Roller, J. C., 22; Scheffer, E., 84; Schumacher, A. C., 175; Schumacher, A. C., 205; Serre, C. A., 113; Shope, E. B., 146; Sipe, Geo. W., 233; Smith, N. F., 146: Stanley, Horace, 205; Stafford, W. B., 84; Sutterfield, C. W., 113 Titsworth, J. D., 22; Tufts, J. W., 84; Underhill, W. H., 175; Van Buskirk, R., 346; Van Nort, J. F., 174; Vogeler, F., 256; Walker, J. W., 233; Weickert, E., 175; Westbrook, A., 146; Wild, Geo. F., 238; Zobrist, J. A., 146.

Pharmacists, number of regis tered, in Great Britain and the United States.. Pharmacy among the ancient Egyptians

Caspari's treatise on. ethical, profitable side of. in China.

inspector arrested......18, 85 law (N. Y.), hearing on.... New York, ambiguity in...284 legislation in New York, review of measures passed by legislature...

Phenacylphenetedin

Phenol celluloid..

Photographic supplies, sale of

Physol

sale of in France. Pomade Hongroise..

citron, manufacture of....166

Procter memorial,

Carnegie

lemon, manufacture of....166

and

2

Spiegler's reagent, modified. Spiritus mindererii.

43

.248

Valerydine

193

orange, manufacture of.

166

prize paper on good buying.332

Spray, cocaine and quinine. Staebler, R., A mold device for

11

Validol camphorate... Van Cleve, A. T., Improvised water motor...

.220

3

Oils, volatile, determination of

Prophylactol

99

in spices.

.275

Proprietary medicine makers'

Opium, deodorized,

prepara

annual meeting.

242

encapsulating volatile oils..130 Starch gloss..

Vanilla, commercial position

13

of

75

tion of...

172

Proteids, estimation of by thi

introduction of into China..269

osinamine

.165

smoking, evils of..

269

Pulmoform

Optics, druggists' course in..7, 39, 73, 134, 164, 219, 273

Purgatin

99 99

Puroform

99

303, 335

Osborn, G., on old-fashioned

professionalism

298

Ossin

99

Stevens, L. F., portrait sketch.189 The best routine method of making suppositories.....189 STORE MANAGEMENT..8, 38, 72, 99, 133, 162, 191, 216, 244, 271, 304, 334 SUBSCRIBERS' DISCUSSIONS, announcement, 1, 33, 65, 95, 127, 188, 241, 267, 299 evidences of appreciation of. 188 67 Prescription fling. The best method of encapsulating liquid drugs.. .129 The best routine method of making suppositories.....189 What rules should be followed in buying goods?..329 Substitution, a remedy for...201 Sucramine

Sugar analysis, unification of

source of error in KubelTiemann's test for organic impurities in water..

.221

Radal

99

of, in urine.

336

Weills, I. M., Tinctures from

of

303

Radio-activity

45

Suppositories, best routine

fluid extracts...

98

Raines law, proposed amendments to.

methods of making.

189

.327

manufacture of.

215

Paregoric, Elixir of.

9

Reaction between magnesium

Pegnin

99

Perry, J. C., on S. N. Jones'

new contract plan.

202

Peroxide of silicates?.

.338

sulphate, antipyrine and sodium salicylate....... 103, 277 Reagents, preservation of. "Red Albumen " exposed.. Registration Bureau, Manu

press, a new..

275

Swedish Pharmacopoeia assay

43

methods

42

12

Syrup glycerophosphates comp. 40

Whooping cough embrocation. 40
Wilkinson's liniment..
Wines, comparative value of

40

horseradish

221

Petrox

99

facturing Chemists'... .287 interchange of between Connecticut, New Jersey and New York.

hypophosphites Co...

.279

new and old for use of sick.274 Wine of pepsin..

40

kola

.339

sweet raisin, composition of. 10 Wood stains...

77

license, how obtained in

of labels..

225 .248

New York..

51

Pharmacological assay of

drugs

104

.46, 99, 106 Rhubarb, botanical origin of..270 seat of the trade in.. Rice, Charles, neglected grave of

Woman's pharmacy, the first..276 Wool fat, testing of.

.161

Wooten, T. V., The Cut-price

51

evil in the drug trade.

135

270

World's Fair, St. Louis, 1903.174

Tannalin

.220

Window dressing...

....

45

1

Pharmacopedics

..193

Pharmacopedy, proposed new

word

.278

Pharmacopoeia, progress of work on..

95, 109, 143, 171, 201, 283 Rose, otto, production and purity of.

Tartar emetic, impurities in..162 Tartrophen

220

11

Test, albumen in urine.

43

.300

Rubber, source of..

102

distinguishing. for blood.. 42

tests and standards of. 161, 215 the new Croatian..

Ruhl, H. F., portrait.

331

for purity of myrrh...

11

275

prize paper on good buying.329

sugar in urine..

9

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Linen, Elixir of Paregoric, Tartrated Tincture of Iron, On
the Clinical Determination of the Presence of Sugar in the
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11

12
Starch Gloss, Dyes for Solution in Collodion, Eucamphol...... 13

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which will be a feature of the AMERICAN DRUGGIST for
1902. The question for the first discussion is What is the
Best Method of Filing Prescriptions? This question is
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So. Another question will be announced in our next
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THE

DR. RICE'S GRAVE.

HE Pharmaceutical Review, of Madison, Wis., pub-
lishes in its January issue an editorial note calling
attention to the fact that the grave of Dr. Charles Rice, in
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York, is as yet unmarked
by any monument or tablet; and the disagreeable im-
pression one derives from a reading of the article is that
the friends of Dr. Rice have allowed the dead to be
forgotten. The article closes with the solemn injunction
not to "entirely forget the resting place of Dr. Rice and
mark the spot in a measure befitting the character and
temper of the man."

The editor of the Review appears to be unaware of
the fact that steps have already been taken by the friends
of the late revered chairman of the Committee on Re-
vision of the U. S. Pharmacopoeia looking to the adequate
marking of his grave. A movement to this end has been
initiated by the United States Pharmacopoeial Conven-
tion, and there will be no question about the memory of
Dr. Rice being kept green by the representatives of
American pharmacy. Professor Coblentz and Professor
Rusby, of New York, have been active, as have other
New York friends of the deceased, and the pharmaceu-
tical journals are ready to unite in the movement when
the plans are fully developed. The AMERICAN DRUGGIST
favors a general subscription for a monument over Dr.
Rice's grave, and will be glad to receive and forward to
the present chairman of the Committee on Revision any
donations sent for this purpose.