The evening times., 1911-08-02
DRUGGISTS NAMENE
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en in the act for clerks and assistants
TO properly prepare themselves to be-
the new statute.
Many Obstacles
In developing the school OF phar-
macy there have been many obs,a-
clsE 10 overcome. Lack of funds have
prevented us from making the growth
that was desirable or adding 10 the
equipment such facilities -as we should
like 10 have for a fully equipped
school 0: pharmacy. Nevertheless,
conscientious work on the part of the
instructors hss enabled US 10 accom-
plish much and to assist, We believe
N the work Of training young pha,-
nacists for their future profession.
Another serious handicap was the
loss Of the chemistry building in De-
cembeE. 1903, bu, which, / am glad
10 Say. has been fully replaced By
far better building than the one des-
'royed by FIRE. The space devoted to
the work in pharmacy is three times
fhal which was available in the old
building, and Ihs equipment is far
better
should Support School
Ne feel, however. that the tine
has come when, As druggists. YOUR
support should pe given 10 ,he up-
building snd derelopmen, OF the
school Of pharmacy in North Dakota,
80 thaI We shall have no superior
throughout the northwest, the terri
tory tributary 20 the school is such
as 10 furnish large number Of STU
oenfs- The principal thing now need
cd Is financial support from rhs state
and illustrative material Thus far
the druggists have had rsry little en-
couragemsnl or assistance in the
strengthening and upbuilding Of ths
school, and ,-et II the future the
phs rmacisI uusy os well educated IN
order 70 meet lne demands made upon
him.
Other states are giving financial
assistance towards the DEVELOPMENT
Of be1ier schools Of pharmacy in
connection with laei- educational IL
Et!tutions, snd il would seem tha. the
time has come when the druggists
should put thsir shoulders to ths
wheel and aid il securing an sppro-
prlatlon z, ths ns1t legislative ses-
sion To accomplish this il is neces-
sary that We create IN sdvencs
proper public sentiment favorable 10
Ihs wo-k, and this musf CONE largely
through your efforts ana noI through
the inciridusls ot -h= school Itself.
IbGEE -
school Of pharmacy should See 70 il
th.l proper financial assistance Is
given By ths s-sIs u ensure for ali
tine Z successful snd craditsple IL
stituIion. ! -rus. M. We NAY have
your cooperation and support IN our
efforts 70 strengthen ,hs work Of ine
department.
Discontinue sken Course.
For the lsE+ st1 ysa.s Ias-s las
BEEN offered sao-. course II phsr-
macy each winter. INTENDED 70 fl those
who have tad four yss,s o. practical
experience Il drug work, be: who are
somewhat dshcisa, il their theoretical
knowledge Q. PHARMACY. caslisiry and
nasteris medics 70! the STATE board
examination. This course is continuel
for thres months zach yes,. and will
be offered for the Las, lir= beginning
'he frs, Tuesds: il jsnpsrr. 1872
This will Ds the last opportunity for
young men Of ,ae s.s-e 70 have ,he
privilege Of taxing Z course prepsrs-
Tory 70 ,hsiT s1a-ainsEion. and We trust
that all those, Who are dssirous Of pc
coming registered pharmacists before
the ns~ law goes in force. will take
advantage ot 1ne course to De Of
fered. II had not been CUR intention
70 again offer This course. but after
repeated requests from VARIOUS
SOURCES and troIn the lsading druggists
Of the state, We have decided u con-
,inue the work ss requested. The e1-
pence on the par Of the institution in
the past has been grea. and i. has
been found necessary for the inEtitu-
tion, as whole, 70 make charge for
tuiticn, owing 70 the lack Of sufficient
appropriation on the part of the state
70 meet the needs Of the institution
itself. Hence. while the regular tuition
is - per term. Or sl5 per year. j. has
been deemed necessary TO place the
tuition for the quizz course a, S15 for
The term during The coming winter,
owing to the large amount Of irstruc-
1ional work required.
The Drug Law.
One Of the creates, evils Of our
time is the number and Kind Of patent
medicines Or quack nostrumg constant
~ being brought before the public and
made popular through advertising.
would not have ii understood that /
am in any way rejecting upon any
legitimate preparation which may be
put upon the market. but challenge
any nan 10 show tina, twenty-five per
cent Of the so-called paten, medicines
have any legitimate place In other
words, seyenty-fiye per cent of those
upon the market could we'll be dis
pensed with, and geyenty-fiye per cent
Of all the preparations. proprietary
products. in the drug stores would be
better of the shelves Of all our drug
stores
Harmful Ingredients.
'As rule, these products contain
no ingredient of value for the par
ticular disease which they claim to
cure; in fact at times they may con-
tain harmful. habtt-forming drugs or
alcoholic stimulants az their chief in
gradients. One Of the reagOns for the
popularity OF such remedies seems m