-9- _ 2 eoldem 20 @21
Santee 000 15 @18
Mexican & Guatemalal7 @19
Peamery 202000. /0 0. 17 @19
Java, Interior......... 20 @2 22
. fanpey.....:_. 1: 23 @2
' Mandheling....26 @ 28
Mocha, genuine. -25 @26
To ascertain cost of ro: asted
coffee, add 4c. per Ib. for roast-
ing and 15 per cent. for shrink-
age.
COFFEES—Package.
100 lbs
ie 22%
u fe Gabrcts 0020.01. 2314
Dilworth’s. oo. 2334
Meenote a 22%
30 lbs 60 lbs
ACM 21s 2%
German 22%
7 RS 23
Arbuckle’ Ss fae. acs. eee
Avorica......... 21%
MeLauchiin's XXX... 2234
Hovey Bee 24%
_— aM 23%
ee 221%
Tiger ee 224%
COFFEES—50 lb, bags.
Arbuckle’ S Averien. oo. | 19%
Quaker City....20%
. Best Hie... 2. 21%
- Prime Maricabo 24
COFFEE EXTRACT.
Walley City 2-7 %
Pele os 1%
CLOTHES LINES.
Cotton, 40f6....... per doz. 1 35
ie Bie... 1 50
ie GOfe 2s. . 1 60
. Weise... . 2 00
re om... < 2 25
Jute ei... bg 1 00
: Went. c . ix
CONDENSED MILK.
Pe 7 60
APIO SWass 6 00
CRACKERS,
Kenosha Butter. (0000... 1.) 9a
SOVRAOMT ic
Bue 7
ty eae oe ek 7
Oe MMO 6%
Oe RSG 2 a 7%
Bort oa 8%
City SoG 8%
BOMB ee %
Pees oo 6%
SOC MCE ee 7
City Oyster, SX. .
SYRUPs.
PIC ee 7 Com, barreis...........
Paney Oyster, 200.0... 614 one-half barre
ees) ae
CREAM TARTAR, ce
Strictly ‘ Pure Sugar, Re: 29@33
SGRICOLY: DERG... 88. 38 | half t 21. || 131@35
Grocer 24 | ul so : een ay
SWEET G s.
DRIED FRUITS—Domestic, XY Xxx
Apples, sun-dried. 54@ 6 Ginger Snaps.......... 9 9%
i i evaporated. .. 1 «& 7% | Sugar Creams.........9 9%
ee. eee: 16 | Frosted Creams....... 9%
wan Sh eae aaa ‘ | Graham Oraekers..... 9
Pea —— eee 14 | Oatmeal Crackers.. 9
Plus — ——. 14 TOBACCOsS—Plug.
ims a CHONG oe
taspberries “ laa sat
__ DRIED FRUITs—Foreign. | Corner Stone... es
Citron, = — eee pe | Doupme Pedra. 2)... 40-
Domes... - @25 \|w oe
Curent @ 5% | es ee a a
By De Ee es aac au ate
ise i oe Z | Wedding Cake, bik. .......... 40
ange Feel... fT i
Prunes, Purkey 20... @ 4% | TEAS.
o Ppertel 6... @ 644 | JAPAN—Regular.
Raisins, Valeneias...... .-* a (Mage 12 @I15
: pee COO 16
Domesing Pavers: 2 as Gena nn a4 a
Loose Californias. .2 05 | Choicest.........1.1.)130 @33
FARINACEOUS GOODS ;
ee : : i SUN CURED.
Barimal (8 Tb! ems 00 Oe a i 2 @lb
Hominy, per DDL... CO Cage 16 @20
Macaroon), domizibbox.... GOlonace |i 24 @R
o imported... ... Qe \Ohasedt ‘ ‘96
melee as. Ee
> Cf laom.: o ' ce A
a epllte Se @ ‘ai Fair es O20
oo y 3, o 5
Sago, German. @ 8% | Choieest.. 2.77 G33
mes “a ae - o 6 Extra choice, wire leaf @40
. at gee cto ea iUNPOWDER,
Vermicelli, import... @10_ | Common to fair..... ..25
domestic... @60 | Extra fine to fine 5
Cod, wh "otal , | Chercest foney..... 7 @&S
od, whole.............. 54 | IMPERIAL.
Hi: oo SS....+.------ 2} Common to fair....___ 20 @35
saa oo ee | Superior to fine........ 40 @50
ee i ea YOUNG HYSON.
Holland. a ae | | Common to fair.....:.18 @26
e i: and ‘cata e Superior to fine.......20 @4
sie a — OOLONG,
: oe oo | Common to fair... .. (25
Mack. sh’ a No. 1, 36 . bb HET & Superior to fine.....
im a is Ib kit | Fine to choicest. i
Trout. 4% hha f Fai ENGLISH B SRE. AKF!
ee ee a... ee 25
OMe tag | Choice
White, No. 1.3) bbls... 2. Pe
e . 2 f Le a
i 5 aes 5} Tea Dust
ue aa | ToRACcos—Fine Cut.
eee cries ie | SCOR edie. 0 50
ee GOO | Five and Seven....... 50
— GUN FOWDER. get ieee 68
oo --.0 £0 =
Half kegs)..)17. CIITT2 88 | =
eae AMP BURNERS. en | SWeet Russet.......... 40 >
a ee = Ds 42
a eT = | Florida. 65
ENORS Aa ole oi 2 a sey i! a ou So Rose Leaf 66
ae 3; | Red Domino........... 38
eo Sc ent io | SWamp Angel......... 40
No. eee =) | ¢ TRADESMAN CREDIT COUPONS.
NO. @.... ee 001 3 2, per hundred........... 2 59
LAX AS, 1 § i « .
ee Bie Mig ee ee .
aq 1 eee eee easel ee il - | #20, ¢ 5 00
a. ee aia me Subiectto the following dis-
Pure a tICE. 30 | counts: i
ee a oo ® per cent.
Ce ee 251 500 * 17 ee
Sicily. ae 20
“MINCE MEAT. | VINEGAR
Bauer sa ey 615 | 30 er. a 914
eee 6 ioe ae
Pesaro F-5spasbetesepepeeseseseses 1
ee ee
penonag nking eons 16@17 | Above are the prices fixed by
eas Rico. Se see @~9 | the pool. Manufacturers out-
MoH = Eye » | side the pool usually sell 5 gr.
v an cl / : | Stronger goods at same prices,
ns roniatg oe $1 for barrel.
One- half be ae 3c e
OATMEAL.
Muscatine, Barrels ..-...___ 6 00
. Half barreis 3 1D
Cases ooo 2 25@:2 35
ROLLED OATS
Muse ‘atine, Bermeig. 6 00
Half barrels
Cases.
OIL.
mcmigan (Pest... |... tte
Water White... .. Pe ro
PICKLES.
Medium.. ee tf
- ae .2 88
Small, bbl a Poe a
36 DDI. Le ae ee
PIPES.
Clay No 216.00... 1 1 60
— 2D. toll eount........ 75
Cob. No. 3... .. ae
RICE,
Cc arolina = ee 6%
siz
Ne eee 5
Nes. “4
Oapem. ly
SALERATUS.
Derands, pure. ........... bts
Cturch’s, Cap Sheaf......._.5
hase cag ee, 5
Sayles... ... = = 5
Common Fine oer bbl. . 2
“ “carlots.. 80
Solar Rock, 56 Ib. sacks..... 23
28 poe ket eee cee 2 00
OC. 2 10
— 2 20
Ashton Du. bags ..........._- 5
Higgins “ a 7
Warsaw ‘ el oo
SAL SODA.
Meee 14
conus ated, Dames... 04... 134
SAPOLIO.
Kotenen,3 doz. in box..... 2 35
Band. 3s “ “ Lo. 2 oa
SAUERKRAUT.
Silver Thread, 30 gal.... 3 50
a 4 50]
SEEDS.
Mixed bird. 414
‘——see7...... 10
Camaey 4
He 414
maese 8%
ape 416 |
USGA 734)
SNUFF,
Seotch, im bladders....._...37
Maceaboy, im jars.......... 35
French Rappee, in Jars..... 43
SOAP,
Dineman, 100 bars...._..... 4 00
Don’t Anti-Washboard..... 4%
AO eS
Qucen Anne... ._-. ee
—_— family... 2 40
Bie Barpatm. ......-......... 1 87
SODA.
BOmeS 4
Keen Huplish. ay
spicEs—Whole.
Alispees (000000 .
Cassia, China in mats.......
Batavia in bund.. fa
° Saigon im rolis.....- ..42
Cloves, Amboyna........_. 30
a Zovgibar.. os. 24
Mace Batayiea...._...... |... 70
Nutmegs, famey. 8. 70
moO fi... 1... 65
. No. ec See oe 60
Pepper, Singapore, black. ...18%
white. ....28
- BHOS 2
sPicEs—Ground—In Bulk.
AICS 15
Cassia, Batavia a 20
and Saigon.25
. Sareon 8c . 42
Cloves, Ampere: 35
Gaizipar. 0 | 28
Ginger, Atpiewn oo 12%
Coen... 15
ry Meee os 18
Mace Datavin. 6:6... 80
Mustard, English Se cs 22
and Trie. od
- Peeste sl. rad
et MOS oc. =
Pepper, Singapore, biack..
a White. .... “3
. Cayenne... ...... 25
STARCH.
Mystic, i Ib. ~*~ eo. <
pares 4 oe. 6
SUGARS,
Cut Boat... @ 8%
EE @ 7%
Powaered so... 0... @ 7%
Granulated, Stand..-. @i 56
Oe oc @
Confectionery A...... @ 7%
Standard A. .. - @7
No. 1, White Extra C.. @ 6%
No. 2’Extra C.. us @ 65
No. 3C, golden........ @ 6%
No. 40), GAPE i... @ 6%
Nes Cee @ 6
MISCEL "Ti uaa
| Coces Shells, Halk! | 3%
| Jelly, 30-lb. pails. bene ae
PaSe 15
| PAPER,
| Bakers
WOODENWARE.
PAPER,
Curtiss & Co. quote as
follows:
BROW Coco ese 1%
i Weight
NUSee
Hae Sugar .....
Hardware .....
Dry
Red Express, No. 1 ;
We. 2. ls. 4
TWINES,
as Collen... 22
C otton, No.2 . ee
3". ae
Sea _— assorted....... 40
Neo Hemp... 16
NGaee. 12
Woe TW
WOODENWARE,
Soe Net. ‘oe
ao ieee a a
ia Nes 5 7%
Pails, No. 1, two-hoop...... 1 60
No. 1, three-hoop.... 1 75
C lothespins, Sgr. bexes.... 0
Bowls, pi inch eee ee. ae 1 00
Se occas ae 12S
= oe ee 2 00
“ce 2
—— 17s and 17s 2 50
" 15s, 17s and 19s 2 %5
Be askets, MasmeeG. 3.8... 40
Deshel .... 2... 1 60
= ** with covers 1 90
. willow eV ths, No.1 5 5
iy No.2 6 00
ris 7 No.3 7 00
: splint No.1 3 50
". NO 4 2
: - No.3 5 00
| GRAINS and FEEDSTUFFS
WHEAT.
Witte. oo 97
Rea 97
FLOUR.
Straight, in sacks oe ee 5 50
Dazrels........ 5 70
Patent i 6 50
re barrels,....... 6 70
MEAL.
3olted. ee Se
Granulated. . ee 3 60
| MILLSTUFFs,
ran ....,................, 1 on
Ships. att reecccerecces coves 16 00
Serectites........ 14 00
Mid@iings....-... 17 00
Mixed Weed......2..0..... tt
CORN,
Sigil lets. 50
Car a . sf
OATS
Sranli lots... 32
Car ' _. 30
RYE.
No, 1, per 100 Ibe... ._.. 2 00
BARLEY.
No. 1 a 1 30
2... kw
HAY
No. 1 es 13 50
Ne 2 12 3
HIDES, PELTS and FURS.
Perkins & Hess pay as
follows:
HIDES
Green oe. 5 @ 5%
Par Cured...) .. 54@ 6
fn @6
at ai pee ee 6 @8
REID 0 6 @8
on fskins, green... _~@ 5
cured. —.. _ 5%4@ 6
Deacon saing......._.. 10 @25
14 off for No. 2.
PELTS.
Shearlings............ 10 @30
Estimated wool, per i 20 @28
FURs.
ie 5@ 65
—.. : 00
Penk 5@1 10
Mestrat .... 1@ 16
oo 5@1 50
fr eR@es 50@5 00
ee 5@ 80
Cat, Howse. oe, 2) 5@ 25
We 5@ 50
Bienen 1 00@6 00
ee L 50@3 00
Martin, dark.. --. 2@e 0
_ pale... 10@1 00
Ge 50@8 00
oe 50@3 00
ee 50@20 00
Dearer 50@6 00
Peer 5@1 00
Deerskins, pertb...... 8@ 40
MISCELLANEOUS.
eo os 4144@ 54%
Grease butter... .....:. 8 @ 8%
SWiSCMIG os. 2 @%wx%
Ginseng 5... i. -2 00@2 10
e
© Medicin es.
Dru os
State. Board. of ‘Pharmacy.
One Year—James Vernor, Detroit.
Two Years—Ottmar Eberbach, Ann Arbor.
Three Years—Geo. McDonald, Kalamazoo.
Four Years—Stanley E. Parkill, Owosso.
Five Years—Jacob Jesson, Muskegon.
President—Geo. McDonald
Secretary—Jacob Jesson.
Yreasurer—Jas. Vernor.
Next Meeting—At Lansing, on November 6, 7 and 8.
Candidates will please report at 9 a. m. the second day
of meeting.
Michigan State Pharmaceutical Ass’n.
President—Geo. Gundrum, Ionia.
First Vice-President—F. M. Alsdorf, Lansing.
Second Vice-President—H. M. Dean, Niles.
Third Vice-President—O. Eberbach, Ann Arbor.
Secretary—H. J. Brown, Ann Arbor.
Treasurer— Wm Dupont, Detroit.
Executive Committee—A. H. Lyman, Manistee;
sett, Detroit; F. J. Wurzburg, Grand Rapids; W.
Hall, Greenville; E. T. Webb, Jackson.
Local Secretary—A. Bassett, Detroit.
A. Bas.
A.
Grand Rapids Pharmaceutical Society.
President. J. W. Hayward, Secretary, Frank H. Escott.
lvetroit Pharmaceutical Society
President, J. W.Caldwell. Secretary, B. W. Patterson.
Muskegon Drug Clerks’ Association.
fresident, Geo. L, LeFevre. Secretary, Jno. A. Tinholt.
POPULAR PREPARATIONS.
The Constituent Elements of a Number
of them.
ERASMUS WILSON’S HAIR RESTORER.
Or Ajmigad. 3.8... ee
Ameena ee
ps. ROSCOE. 2500
‘inc. Cantharides, oo 60
On femon. 2 Se
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT
has the appearance of an emulsion, but
is not emulsified with either soap or any
gum. It may be approximated by
Oil Turpentine See eee 44 dr.
on Tee Aa
OH Amper(@rmde ee
reat Off c=
Memisene Of. s
Rac 3 0z8 2
Gam Senesa eee 6
STRONG'S ARNICA JELLY.
imeerne £ ff oz
ete 1 ff. oz.
See eee 120 grains
Mix Apes 2h. drs.
Spirit Bitter Almond (1 in 8). .-2 minims
OE ee haa
Mix the glycerine and water, add the
starch, and rub ina mortar to a perfectly
smooth mixture. Then heat over direct
heat, constantly stirring, until a smooth
jelly is produced, cool, and when nearly
cold incorporate the other ingredients.
BARRY’S TRICOPHEROUS.
= cae ea 14@ 60 Aconitum 0 25; Caryophyllus, ipo. 28) 2R@. :
mee Bie) 6 ose ee 30} Carmine, No. 40....... @3
artaricum......-..--- D Rachael 99} Cera Alba, S$. GF... 50@ !
AMMONIA. ae - ee eee 25| Cera Plava............ “-
> | Calamus. : cae Oi COCcets @,
se = oe es po 6 Gentiana, (po. 15)..... 12; Cassia Fructus........ @ £
Carbonas ............. N@ 13| Glyebrrhiza, (py. 15). ee
eaters lay a j2@. 14| Hydrastis Canaden, Veticeumn se _@ &
ee : (pe Go)... n j 4 hloroform es _ Se oF
ANILINE. Hellebore, Ala, po @ * squibbs -- @1
Black 2 00G2 25 Tnula, ~.--.-:-.. W@ RU Chloral Hy CO Greg. 1 50@1
ee aR IG ” paaat on] WROCRE, PO... 5...) 2 15@2 30| Chondrus......... 10@,
— i 4x@. 50 | Ltis plox (po. 20@22).. 15% 2 Cinchonidine, R&wW 15@
ee ATA tts OS 00 | Jalapa, pr............. 25 30 German 5@
Yellow ............-.--4 W@3 % | wrovanta, is. ce @ 35| Corks, Hist, dis. ‘per
BACCAE, et po. ee 15@ 18 as ee @
; = 6 ime wo OO} Creasotum .........._. @
Cubeae (po. 1 60...-..- 1 — . Ce @i 7%) Crete, (DbIL %)..-.___. @
Kanthoxylam cc, 3@ BO] PV eee BOIS = 5
Adal a) = Spipelia.. _ 48 53 Precis... .. 0... 8@ 10
BALSAMUM. Sanguinaria, (po 25).. G 2 : Sara... . @ 8
Gopaiba 000i. 70 Berpembtitia oo. 30@, 35 Crocus ee 2a@. 2
Pere... .- @i 301 seneva.....-... 7x@ 80{| Cudbear...........-... G 24
Terabin, Canada ..... 50@ Similax, Officinalis, H @ 4 ( upri Sulph.... oo) im 8
Moluéan 00 45@, oT = M @ 20} Dextrine Ss 10@ 12
Seiliac, (po. 35)... 10@) 12) Ether Sulph oi). 68@ 70
CORTEX. Symplocarpus, Feeti- Emery, all numbers.. @ 3
ies. Cs ane 18 one oO... .... @ 2 a i @ 6
pasion ce ee 11 een Eng. (po.30) @ %X» Ergota, (pe) 22... 4@, 45
Cinchona Flava. ool es ey German... 15@ 20 Flake Vacec........ *%® 15
Euonymus atropurp........ 30| Zingiber a............. 10@ 15] Galla.................. @ 2B
Myrica Cerifera, po......... 26 | Yanpiber j....-. - 2G) 2a Gambier. wet eeee cesses 1@ 8
Peunus Viret 6). 12 a Gelatin, Cooper....... @ #
Quillaia, erd..:...........-. 12 See Ea a7 French........ 40@ 60
Sascames (0000000 12 ogy (pO. 20)... @ = SS (5 per cent.
J S . 2 Apium (graveleons).. 10@ 12 »y bOX 6675, less
Ulmus Po (Ground 12)...... 10 Bid “yarn — aide =a —
EXTRACTUM. Carti, (po. 18) .0. 12@ 15 ‘ . Wate. 13@ 25
\ & eararnom .00 1. 1 Oat 2 Glycerimse Sti‘ ;COC#:S;# 230@ 26
Glyey aIpEr aE a mo 35 pane aa oe 10@ 12| Grana Paradisi....__.- @ 15
Haematox, 12 1b. box.. 11@ 12) CannabisSativa....... Si2@ 41 Humulus........0... 230, 40
Bo isa 141Cydonium......._.... 75@1 00 Hydraag x Chlor Mite.. @ 85
Beso. 144@ 15} Chenopodium ........ 10 12 + Gor... @ i
Rc 16@ 1% | Dipterix Odorate...... 1 75@1 85 Ox Rubrum @ 9
i Foeniculum. |... -.... @ 15 Ammoniati.. @1 10
FERRUM. Foenugreek, po....... e 6@ 8 ua Unguentum. 4a 5p
tarbo 2 Precin .... @ i>) tat 34@ 4 Varareyrom ......_. @
C it aoe @3 50 | Lini, grd, (bbl. 3%). 3 4| Ichthyobolla, Am..... 1 a 50
Citrate Soluble.. @ s0| Lobelia... __ 49, Indico =... garetts TH@1 00
Ferrocyanidum Sol. @ | PharlarisC anarian. 1%4@ 414 | lodine, Resubl........ 4 00@4 10
Solut Chloride |... . @ 15} Rapa ........... 1. | 3@)| 6) odetorma 7.) || Gi fo
Sulphate, com’l.....-- 1%4@ 2 Sinapis, Albu. ee 8@ = . soa eee 8501 =
ues re ct 7 . INIPTS @ COPOE oe
pure... : @ Nigra l@ Pp 80@ 85
FLORA. SPIRITUS.
nies 14¢ 6) F men i, = , 2 Co O02 50 @ 2
eo o 35 e ' ih 3 T@2 00 Li ic qi wor Potass Arsinitis 10@ 12
Mairicaria 4. -....... Se 50| Magnesia, Sulph (bbl !
: Juniperis Co. 0.7. oe) 2a 3
OT ee. Mannia, $. F. ... 90@1 00
Barosma . _.-. 10@ PZ) Sescharum No EB... .. Morphia, 8, P. & W...2 55@2 80
Cassia Acutifol, Tin- Spt. Win Gal SN Oe
nivel Sa 24 231 Vini Oporto ........._- 1 Ca TT Nol saaiol gy
ic 30@ 350] Vini Alba.. t | Nose thus ¢ a ae @ A
Salvia officinalis Not... 60@. 70
an¢ Se 10@ 13 SPONGES. ca. (pe 20) .. @ WwW
tira Ursi:.-.:.-.. 8@ 10 Florida sheeps’ wool ce aE a 5 Vo G
GUMMI, carriage. ie 2a a es ee
Acsein, ist picked | _- @1 00 | Nassau sheeps’ wool Ae ae ee [
4s 2d “ i G on carriage oe 2 i 2 70
3d oe @ 80} Velvet extra shee : quarts 4 00
sifte ad SOLtS. . - @ 6d wool carriage .. } ” pints - aa @ my
2 pO.2.. %5@1 00 | Extra yel low she “eps” pe iy drarg, (po. 80). : G 50)
! Aloe, Bath, (pe, 60)_-. 50@ oD CarrIace oo. Bo Piper Nigra, (po. 22). a 18
Ja re, (po. 20). a Pp Grass sheep wool car- ses s pal ae
Sei oo |S Bisjaimos SR
IZs ard for slé Sse... : Se = c
“s in. Is, ( 28,14) @ 13 Hurd for sla fe ae ee vga oo: -
Ammoniae ....... o s t [Sean Se se 1 49 ee oe a 10@1 *
Benson. ser. SO@ 58 STRUPS. eo ee
Camporese 92061)... 3%@ 35|Accacia ...........- 50 Quassiae . pV......-. oo ee
Euphorbinm, po...--. - Sg) 20) Sper 50 Quinia, S. Pl em NG 52
Galbanum 920060... @ 80} Tpecac....................... 60 HT A gevceereny aa 35D 45
Gambere, po.......--- Soa, So) Perma tod) 50 Rubia THNGLOG 1@ 14
Guaiacum, (po. 45).... @ 40} Auranti Cortes.......-.____ OOF Gaechariue lactis pve. 7 @ 35
Kino, (po. 25)......... @ 2 Rhei Arom....... eee ae 5t ) mu ol i __ 2 50@2 =
Masde @1 00 | Similax Officinalis.......... 60 Sanguis Deore! - 40@
Myrrh, (po. 45)......-- @ 40 Co...... oY Saonime @4 50
Opii, (po. 4 %5)........3 15@3 25 | Senega .................6---- 50] Sapo, W aa fe
Shellac Be SC a 50 Cae a BG 10
oe ee as hues
aracscanith ......:..: 30@ 7 a. eg ete = Seidlits Mixture... _. @, 2B
HERBA—In ounce packages. TIT MCR Saa A Ne A oy | Sing apis oe @ “
A ena 25 TINCTURES. Opt............. eo x
ee _| Snuff, Maccaboy, De
Riepelia.)) 2. 95 | AS Win — ee GO} _ Voes ..-1.+1 1 ao @ 39
ia 28 ee 50| Snuff, Scotch, De. Voes @ 35
NEST Ge Piperita..... i 23 Aloes. oo 60 | Soda Boras, (po. 12). 4 11@ 12
eae Vir i SS C and mayrr so... 60 Soda et Potass Tart... 33@, 3D
au ees 39 | Amica ..........0.-.-. 2.22 .. OO Seda Garp 2000 lu) 20, 234
maoCoEn ee So) Apekecuda DiSoda BiGarb......0 4a) 5
ese a ey So | Atrope Belladonna... _... | 661 Seda: Ash 3. 5a 4
| Thymus, V......--+--++-+--- 1) Benzo. ee soda, Sulphas....-:_.. G 2
MAGNESIA. 7 Co. oo Ses, Beher OO. DOG 5b
Caleined, Pat... |: 55@ 60] Sanguinaria................. 50 Myrcia Dom..... @2 00
Carbonate, Pat ....... 200@ 22] Barosma .................... WD Myrcia Imp..... @2 50
Carbonate, K. & M.... 20 95 | Cantharides................. 7% Vini Keet. bbl.
Carbonate, JenningS.. 35@ 36 Capsicum ct eee cece ete e eee 0 2) Be St
a ven ae ee re) cece ac gal., ‘al ten — “
- : oe - ~ - PO a rycbnia Crystal. ...- @
Ampadaine, Dale... amp Go | CRBOE ean enn cnn 100) Sulphur, Subl.....71 234@ 3%
2 : ‘ >, eee S MCCHN : Bol 214, $
— ae = Cinehona ee 50 Tamarinds ea No 10
‘Auranti*Cortex........ @230\a Co................. 60 | Terebenth Venice..... 23@, 30
Bergamil .............2 59@3 00 Columba .........-...-...... 50} Theobromae |...) .. |. 50@ 55
Cajiputt. 2000020200) OH Erna 50 | Vanilla. esses. § 0016 00
Caryophylli G2 00 ee 50 @inei Sutph:... 3. : - i@ 8
cae ee oe - ee ae — es 50 :
We@ar oo. 35@ 65 Ergot.. 50) OILs. a
CHenOpOtd ....- 8... @1 75 Gentian | a 50 cE : Bobi. Ga.
Cinnamonii -.... 2 95@1 00 Gg ete eas ass ¢0 Whale, wimter....._.- v0 70
Citronella 60.0 Go Vevveon MTT eal np | Lard, extra.......-... 86 90
Contum Mae... 00). 35@ 65 a ee go | Lard, No. 1.........-. 5055
Goparba le WON Oye anes wn 59) Linseed, pure raw ov «60
Cubebac ee cae 15350@16 00 Be eae rs eed n as 50 Lindseed, boiled..... 60 63
| Exechthitos........... Mee OCT ae a ~5| Neat’s Foot, winter
Mriseron | .0 000.055. 0 1 20@1 30 ‘“ Colorless oe “5 ' strained se ert eeee 50 69
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Specialty Dept. Ph. Best Brewing Co.,
GENTLEMEN—I duly received the case of
your “Best’’ Tonic and have since had a great
many in this institution. I must say that the
beneficial effects on weak and debilitated
patients have been most satisfactory, espec-
ially to those in a stage of recovery after se-
vere sickness.
I write this thinking you might like to have
my opinion on its merits. I certainly shall
prescribe it in future, where the system re-
quires building up. either from constitutional
weakness or otherwise.
Yoars truly,
Wm. GRAY, M. D.
Medical Sup’t.
Midville, Geo., Feb. 24, 1888.
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gestion. Itis ee me great satisfactiou.
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J. M. JOHNSON, M. D.
Yardley, Pa., March 18, 1888.
Ph. Best Brewing Co.,
DEAR Srrs—I have given your ‘‘Malt Tonic’”’
a trial in several cases of Enfeebled Digestion
and General Debility, especially in the aged,
where the whole system seems completely
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ave used many of the so-called *‘Malt Ex-
tracts,’’ but believe your preparation to be
superior. In the aged where the digestive
functions are exhausted, and there is a loss of
the nerve vita] force, I found its action to be
rapid and permanent.
ELIAS WILDMAN, M.D.
Work-House Hospital,
Blackwell’s Island, Feb. 10, 1888.
Ph. Best Brewing Co.,
GENTLEMEN— AS @ matter of personal inter-
est, I have used your ‘Best’ Tonic in several
cases of impaired nutritition. The results in-
dicate that it is an agreeable and doubtless,
highly efficacious remedy. 1am,
| Very truly yours,
E. W. FLEMING, M. D.
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Troy, New York, January 26, 1888.
Specialty Depart. Ph. Best Brewing Co,,
Dear Strs—Your agent left me a sample of
your liquid extract, Malt, and as I use much
such in my practice, I thought to compare
our product with some from another house
Thea on hand; and finding yours superior in
the great essential, the palitable nutriant as
well as in tonic stimulant properties, felt anx-
ious to know about what it can be furnished
the dispensing physician.
Yours truly,
E, JAY Fisk, M, D.
East Genessee Street,
Buffalo, N. Y., Feb. 17, 1888.
Specialty Depart. Ph. Best Brewing Co.,
GENTLEMEN—I have used the “Best” Tonic
with most gratifying resultsin my case of
dyspepsia. My case was a bad one, 1 had no
appetite; headache in the morning; sour stom-
ach; looking as though I had consumption,
and after taking this tonic I never felt better
in my life. I think it will cure a bad case of
dyspepsia. You may recommend it for that
case. Wm. O. JAEGER.
322 South Fifth Street,
Philadelphia, Feb. 4, 1888,
Ph. Best Brewing Co., 28 College Place, N. Y.,
GENTLEMEN—I have tested the sample of
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Hops” you sent me, and find in my humble
judgment that itis a very pure and safe arti-
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every case of debility where a Tonic of that
kind is indicated.
————
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New Orleans, La., April 6, 1888,
Specialty Depart. Ph. Brewing Co.,
GENTLEMEN—Having tried your “Best”
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also increasing the appetite and in every way
satisfactory for such cases.
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MASCULINE SHOPPING.
The Head of the House Has Some Fun
as a Buyer.
Fred. H. Carruth, in New York Tribune.
Ihad occasion yesterday to get a few
‘things’? necessary in a well regulated
household. I went into a large store on
the corner, where, as I gathered from
their advertisements, they were more
than satisfied if they made anywhere
near a living profit. Unscrupulous so-
called competitors, they claimed, were
trying to undersell them, but, so far,
these one-horse coneerns had received
only the well-merited scorn of a discrim-
inating and long-headed public. I felt
greatly pleased at getting on the track of
a place the first thing where they were
content to lose a fair percentage. I
eouldn’t help feeling sorry for the small
eoncerns that were struggling along and
trying to keep up appearances, but then
they should have known better than to
have started in.
There was a wide stone sidewalk
around the store, and, besides the other
people, there were several coachmen
standing along the outer edge wearing
long, gloomy expressions on their faces.
Personally, I arrived on the elevated
road, which passes along but a few
blocks away on somewhat shorter stilts,
itseems to me, than it dees farther up-
town. I went in and began to look
around. I wanted to get anumber of
things, but alll could thihk of was two
yards of felt, so I went over toa man
who looked like Hamlet when Polonious
is talking to him, and asked where they
kept their felt. He told me, but looked
as if things were getting worse and
worse in the State of Denmark.
I went to the place to which Hamlet
directed me and found fishing tackle and
rubber dolls. Hamlet’s advice to the
purchaser is not satisfactory. However,
I found the felt department at last, and
sat down on one of the cloth-covered
door-knobs which stood along in front of
the counter mounted on sticks. The
young lady who had the management of
the felt was very busy matching a piece
of green felt to a blue sample for a cus-
tomer, so I had time to rest. I didn’tsee
anything more of Hamlet, but Coriolanus
went past once looking for Volscians.
Down the kid glove alley I noticed King
Richard II. meditating on the melan-
choly fate of sovereigns and the prob-
able relative demand that there would
be next week for four and six button kid
gloves respectively. Everything seemed
to be intended for rest. They appeared
to want to encourage people to stay and
grow old with them. I saw that the idea
so many folks labor under, that life is
short, is a delusion. Isent word to the
manager’s desk, by one of the cash boys,
that if there was any charge for sitting
on that button after the first hour that I
would make it all right.
The young lady got around to me at
iast, however, and asked me what color I
wanted. I didn’t know—that I had lost
the sample while Iwas pawing around
in the grass in the front yard, before I
had left home, looking for my street car
tickets. I told her I thought I wanted a
sort of dark green, though. She said
she didn’t see what I could want of dark
green felt. I acknowledged that I didn’t
know what I wanted it for, but I was
pretty sure that that was the color. She
said that if Ihad lost my sample she
didn’t see what I could know about what
I wanted, and I had to admit that it was
some so. Then she showed me some red
felt, and yellow felt, and purple felt,
and various other colored felts. My
mind kept wandering back foolishly to
the dark green, but if I tried to say any-
thing about it she soon put me on the
right track again, and spread out some
light rose colored felt before me. She
was just ready to cut me off a piece of
this when the crazy notion that I wanted
dark green got the better of me again,
and I told her that I] must have it. |
apologized for my freak, but I explained
to her that I would never be happy till I
got it, and sneaked home with it under
my overcoat, and hid it so that no one
would ever know that I had bought dark
green felt just because I wanted it, when
I could have got light rose-colored. She
seattered slabs of felt right and left fora
minute or so and dug aroll of the poor,
erack-brained dark green out of the bot-
tom of the pile and cut off two yards.
She said it came-to $3.51, reduced from
$3.7315, and I gave heraSd bill. She gave
the felt toa girl ina pigeon hole to tie
up and put the money and a cherry little
note to the cashier, saying that she had
made a sale and hoped he was enjoying
the same blessing. on a little round tin
pepper box with a fur collar on each end
of it, and dropped it down the end of a
small brass eaves-spout which came up
by the side of the postofiice box the girl
was in. She pulled a sort of a thing
around over the top of the brass tube,
and it began to hum a kind of sad, sub-
dued tune, and I judged that all was
over.
I rested my elbows on the counter and
thought and watched the end of that
brass money-digesting apparatus for a
very long time. I saw my mistake, now
that it was too late. I had often been
warned, from youth up, against putting
my money in where I would never get it
back, and this must be what they meant.
Thad often wondered when my finan-
cially sharp friends had told me that I
must never put my money into anything
where I was not certain of speedy re-
turns, what they were referring to; this
was evidently it. Time wore on and the
brass pipe hummed the same sad refrain
dewn in its throat and refused to give up
my $5. I wouldn’t have cared so much
if I hadn’t been told so many times not
to put my money into anything I didn’t
know anything about. Time went on
and I hung to the one-legged stool, though
I had long ago given up hope. I noticed
that Cardinal Wolsey was preparing to
go home, while Macbeth was having a
boy take down the sample lace in his de-
partment. All at once the organ pipe
elucked and began to breathe hard. The
girl pulled something and took out the
pepper box with the whiskers. When
the young lady opened it and gave me
my change, consisting of nine pennies
and some other coins, Il walked back
from the brink of financial ruin as one
in a dream.
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