Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26


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ph' hulhpor N''Yv' Represents uulS Nu'ali
uoIevnns0 oi muse aopsaly unbssea W
tpe ueiu OF phNflna'y. lu"nk 'no pa9'
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To Improve and regulate tho drug mar
ket by preventing the Importation OF ip
forior, adulterated, on deterornted drugs.
ana Nv d.i,o,,ng and exnnslnr homo adVl.
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40 encourage proper RELATIONS patNneh
druggists, phormaeeutisu. phyaioians, and
the people at largo. which shall promote
tho public welfare. and tend 10 mutual
strsr.tb md ,ay,ut.re
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- -, l'"'n 'i'e tV''"ee apa "'s o. Iuat
macy ny oihuNNg soiehtlhe hnoNleuHe
pharmaceutical literature. developing talent.
etimulatlna diseoyrr, ami tnventieu nud
cpco,,r,.ln,, h,,,, nrodn4tiop ana n.r,,-
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iaOtu,u ~ 'no N''e'~ "'pN'n'ohtA Vi ia"
drug business,
10 regulate tho system VI apprenticeship
and employment. no as 10 prevent 40 mr
AZ nracn,sbts An. e,.lls dev,lpa, fr,n, a..
e.iint ,rainin, a., IA, ,..,,,n.ni. tn,,,,.
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Wei"ilNb' "laFnuS'nb anu ep'NpE lpQui'lhoh'
To auppreaa pupirlciam, and 60 restrict
the dibpenging and sale 81 medicines TO reg.
ularlv rdupnte1 druralstg and nuothecarlen
hi, ,,,t,ta .t.,tt..t. - s,,,he.f,,. Il, ~.
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iH, 49, ~ p 49, may
10 create ana maintain a ntAnaafd OF pro-
feHaional honesty equal to tho amount Of
professional knowledge, with a View 10 the
highest good and groateat protection 10 the
public.
Tho meetings have como TO have d dis.
tlncuYoly arlonti1e favor ana the papein
read from year 90 year aud reproduced
annually In a large volume, entitled ''Ihu
Proceedings Of the American phafina-
cnutical Aaaociation," trace clearly the
evolution Of tho druggists science from the
time II first threw on foreign auhfsrvicnry
and Old woner's nostrums to lW present
high state Of otiiclent and actual kpowi.
edge
and of the inception and growth Of tho
association throws bomo Hight on thiu
subject American pharmacy, when wo
we're colonies Of England was IN tic
hands OF EngllHh people or their descend
ants. most " the drugs were imported
from England, and much 6f tho trade
was in tho hands NJ phyaeians or
Eurliah apothecarics. who were ac-
qnnlntod with the English markets. This
leading men ia the trade were we'll 0du-
Gated, dlgnlded men Of means. and the
business was conducted honestly and upon
bnsiness principles. Its literature. how.
ever. was foreign. crude and ineagor. AZ
TIE country Developed. the busincgs be-
came gradually Amcrcanzed. There ap-
near 10 hayo been no fixed standards f1r
mailing pharmaceutical preparations, aud
tho business became very much mixed
Tho country traders the apothcpafies and
Tho phyacisns all clainied a share Of con-
troll IN IL, outside o. fnw large cities
There were no national standards unlYer-
saiIy or generally used.
ii would b. dif1cuit TO mako tho pharfna-
eiet az to-day understand the difference bo-
tween tho practice Of pharmacy now and
afty years ago. syen 10 the oidon tine. when