Daily Republican., 1883-03-29
THIRD EDITION
To DRUsslilHTk.
The Blll Regulating the Practice
Of Pharmacy In the State Now
Pending Before the Legislature.

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DOVER, Del. March 2s;-The bill
regulating the practice Oh fhariia'y III
TINS state having passed Tue oeha'e III
ITS present shape Is no" before the
House, where IL Is designed 10 meet
with cohsiderabie oppositloii, OWING no
doubt to the failure OF many OF the
members 10 properly UNDERSTAND the
nature OF the same. IL Is understood
that II vote was taken to-iay on Tue
bill it would be killed by Two I" one;
1t Is also understood that thoSe opposed
10 the Dill Imagine 'lat IL WIN p'on'V''
country stores ana o'herS' III sparse,s
1t'ieu TOWNS ue,i'ihh III P"'e", i,''.'-
ciheS an" o!her uluss osuAis Hup' ~
places Vi 'nts oh"i"''o' ,'oni So'ti"S .n
sahir, nu' II 'hty wouio iI"i wv ''i'
carefully they "ouin nhu lhat sueh Is
not the case anu 'ha' lht o'i' III l'S
present shape isa Ia" Una, uis 'o'ls
been needed IN thls state for lhe III
i"r'na'lo1i Oh ufussis's an" "'iieIs ''''e'-
eHtra the oillis puolisne"' ~ !oA'ows'
hhhEAs' Inc skill oi 'he pnss'-
can W overcome u'setse uePe'us
largely upon obtaining rename iheoi-
ci'eS, shliii"i'S anu 'n'o'''oe"''J PIC
Parru anu ,,,,,
aEEEAs' many u''Shll'e" anu I'M
quahneo PERSONS ,; aie ens"seu III wv
sHie anu 'o,hPouiiuihs Vi u'ues' .'eui
t''leS anu cle'lilcI's, e'o'nse''ns 'i ne!
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"""io' ~ >'oi''"' T,',' ~ ny NV.
oE il'N !. on anu a.'ci Inc us,
nay VI a"s.s', 81 s n','-n ii"''. ','i
an" e'sh's 'n'V', ~ 'n'''i We NAV NAV, ''n
lor any person or persons, u"'esS d
registered phariha'ls' "llhih Iiie mean
mgoi inns ac,, I" open OF thereafter
coilduct amy phariiia'! OF store F'huihg
hienlclhe Or persons "ltnin the c"iP",
rate MINUS OF any Town Oh nVe hundred
lhhapltants or over except az hereihaf-
Ter PROVIDED.
SECTION z. ANY person IN oraer to
ot registered must be either graduate
ol some reputaole CoIlese OF iharlila'y
or Medicine, or nave had IL pracllcai
experience OF nve years continuously OF
pass an examination before thr STATE
Board OF Pharmacy, or shall nave an
assistant or chief clerk with like quail
tications. That the provisions of this
section shall apply to those already con
Quoting the business, while those de-
string hereafter to establish themselves
in the business of vending aud cVul-
pounding medicines as a pharmacist
must pass an examination before the
State Board of Pharmacy, unless they
are graduates of some recognized Col
lege of Pharmacy, or Medicine, or shall
have an assistant or chief clerk with
like qualifications.
SECTION 3. That at the annual meet
ing of the State Medical Association in
june next, ensuing, said association
shall recommend from among the most
skilled and intelligent pharrnac SIS in
this State, five persons, Graduates in
III armacy) from whom the Governor
shall appoint before the first day otJuly
next, three men who shall constitute
ID" State Board Of Pharmacy They
shall hold their Office for three years OF
until their successors are duly aproil-
tee. : tina; each member within i've day,
after being notified Of his appointment
take an oath for the impartial and faith
fl performance of his duties.
SECTION 4. The members of sal,
Burd shall receive no compensation
but shall be entitled to pay necrs-Ar,
eAI..uses incurred out of tunl, comm
10 their hands. "A detailed account q
Will, h shall be carefully kept Their
shg be collected bv said Board tro
each pers1n entitled to be rrgist-re,
without examination, the sum Of OF.
dollar, and from each person undergo
ing an examination rs nrovidnl in sec
ton second, five dollars. Al! money
remaining in the hands of said Boar,!