The National Druggist Volume 29-30 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1899 edition. Excerpt: ...that will it cure," but the experiences of the writer, in his own person, and as physician to hundreds of others. go to prove that one bottle of "Cook's Imperial Extra Dry" are worth them all. Whenever there is pain, with exhaustion and lowness of spirit, it should be prescribed at once. There is a something in the wine, which, the moment it touches the lips, sends an electric telegram of comfort to every nerve, and, besides, nothing so rests and eases the stomach, or is a greater antidote to nausea. Favorable Consideration. The makers of Palmer's "Skin-Success" Ointment and Soap, ask. by their ad in this issue, that favorable consideration be given their goods by 'tl1C retail druggists. It is not their wish to load any retailer up with a lot of goods, but to meet an ever-existing demand by the legitimate distributors of proprietary medicines, their 1-3 Dozen and I Box Bonus. Easel Display Card of Palmer's "SkinSuccess" Ointment, just fills the bill. Price 67 cents, and is a ready-selling, 25-cent article. VVhen this small lot is sold, and the excellent profit allowed on this valuable remedy for all skin diseases is secured, more of the goods can be easily procured from the wholesaler. To induce a dealer to load up with goods is detrimental. but this lot meets all requirements for display. and at the best price. Palmer's "Skin-Success" Soap. Medicinal and Antiseptic, price $2.00 per dozen, is also included in this request for support. The quality of this soap is far superior to many of the 25-cent cakes now on the market. These goods are sold on the approved method of distribution. and. in asking the support of the retailers in favor of the goods, as an acceptable competitor to...