LUHDBORG'S PeRFOMERT.
NEW BULK PERFUME,
HARVEST OUEBN.
Boston
Medical Library
8 The Fenway
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j-iunttDorg's Ferfnme, Lily of the Valley.
These Four Popular Specialties put up in One, Two and Four-Ounce Bottles Only.
LUNDBORG'S PRODUCTIONS,
IN WHATEVER SIZE OR STYLE, ARE GUARANTEED OF
UNIFORM QUALITY AND STRENGTH.
PRICE LISTS MAHiED ON APPLICATION.
YOUNG, LADD & COFFIN, Prop'rs and Manufrs.
NEW YORK.
-FOR SALE BY-
MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO..
CHICAGO.
Dru^^ist's l^eady \{efereT)e<^,
ISSUED BY
Morrisson,Plummer&Co.
IMP0RTGRS
AND
Jobbers \Y) Druds,
GHICAGa
/?. MORRISSON, J. W. PLUMMER, L. A. LANGE,
(President. Y.-^Bres. cuiod Treas. Secretary.
Mandfactdring Pharmacists.
ARMITAGE AVE. AND NORTH PAULINA ST.
— - 1 887.^
BALDWIN'S PERFUMES
STANS THE HIGHEST.
BEST VALUE, MOST BEAUTIFUL
(Having- our Silver Label)
AND THE BEST SELLING PERFUMES EVER OFFERED.
THE UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION WHICH THEY GIVE THE CON-
SUMER MAKES THEM MOST PROFITABLE TO THE DEALER.
STANDARD ODORS.
$4.00 PER LB. OF EIGHTEEN FLUID OUNOES.
Carnation Pink.
Cassie.
Egyptian Lotus.
Ess. Bouquet.
Heliotrope.
Hor.eysuclcle.
Hyacinth.
Jaqueminot Rose.
Jasmin.
Jockey Club.
Kus Kus.
Lily of tlie Valley.
Magnolia.
May Flowers.
Mignonette.
Millefleur.
Moss Rose.
Musk Rose.
New Mown Hay.
Night Blooming Cereus.
Ocean Spray.
Orange Flowers.
Patchouly.
Rose.
Rose Geranium.
Spring Flowers.
Sweet Briar.
Sweet Pea.
Stephanotis.
Tea Rose.
Tuberose.
Tulip.
Upper Ten.
Verbena.
Violette.
West End.
White Lilac.
White Pond Lily.
White Rose.
Wild Rose.
Wood Violette.
Viang Viang.
SPECIALTIES.
$4.00 PEE LB. OF EIGHTEEN FLUID OUNCES.
Queen Bess, English Violette, Snow Bells, Dove Lily,
Olive Blossoms, Lalla Rookh, Otto Valley Bouquet,
Canary Rose, Nature's Heart, Dew Drop.
$6.00 PER LB. OF EIGHTEEN FLUID OUNCES.
Espirito Santo, Frangipani, Musk, Palmer House
Bouquet.
the: trade SUPPJLIEJD by MORKISSOST, PlilJMaiSR & CO.
10 (px^r ¥-Yie¥i(ig 0f tfis ©r^f ^rade.
WE take pleasure in presenting the third edition of the
DEUGGISTS' EEADY EEFEEENCE, revised and
improved. Its price current columns have received careful
attention, so as to include the many new articles introduced to
the trade since our last issue, and the matter has been re-
arranged and classified in accordance with what we believe to be
a more convenient system for reference.
We have omitted price lists of many prominent manufacturers,
pharmaceutical or otherwise, where these lists have been regu-
larly and widely distributed to the trade by the proprietors, and
quote discounts only.
As prices are constantly changing somewhere in the list of
goods quoted, we offer those herein given as approximate only
and will always be glad to give special figures on request.
While as full in its price lists and well illustrated with cuts
as any similar book issued, we think the, statistical, tabular and
general pharmaceutical and other information it contains will
render it a valuable and lasting reference book, long after its
price columns have ceased to accurately represent the market on
prices.
As a Eeady Eeference for many things of value, we take
pleasure in presenting it to the trade in token of our appreciation
of past favors and our desire to extend our list of customers.
We call especial attention of our customers and the trade
generally, to the various advertisements, which represent an excep-
tionally fine list of first-class houses whose goods and methods
of dealing will, we think, prove satisfactory to all. So far as
the goods advertised enter into drug stock, we take pleasure in
soliciting orders for them; where goods are not in our line,
we recommend direct correspondence with the advertisers, or we
will buy for you, if preferred.
Eespectfully,
MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
Chicago, August, 1887.
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To THE Trade
V
\A/"^ offer the advantages of a large and thoroughly
" *■ assorted stock in all departments, purchased by us
from original sources, by importation or from first-class
Importers and Manufacturers. With the aid of thirteen
years' experience in this market, we guarantee excellence
of goods according to the grade, and as low prices,
quality considered, as given anywhere in our extended
territory.
All orders committed to our care will be filled promptly
and fully in our line, and for items we are requested to
purchase in other lines, as fully as the resources of the
city will admit.
In Essential Oils we aim to lead the trade in purity,
freshness and relative price.
In Pharmaceuticals we guarantee excellence and all
the advantages of a large, well-equipped laboratory, now
under the management of Mr. B. M. Butler.
In Sundries we have a clean and large stock, under the
constant supervision of Mr. T. C. Ballard. We invite
attention to this department in the price columns of
our Druggists' Ready Reference, and personal
inspection, from those who visit our city.
Soliciting trial orders from those who have not heretofore
traded with us and a continuance of their valued favors
from those who have, we remain,
Respectfully,
MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
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TeRMS, Exe.
.UR terms are cash in thirty to sixty days — according
to character of the order, exchange to be paid by the
buyer.
Parties ordering from us for the first time, to ensure
prompt shipment should send references, give a detailed
statement of their financial condition, or send draft to cover
the order, as it sometimes requires several days to get the
necessary information through other sources, regarding new
parties.
Many orders for small packages can be sent by mail, but
liquids are prohibited by the postal laws (see postal infor-
mation, pages 659-665). Packages are carefully examined
at the Chicago post-office for violations of the postal regu-
lations, and where the goods have been mailed contrary
to them letter postage is required and enforced.
All goods sent by mail, or otherwise, are at the risk of
the buyer, our responsibility justly ceasing after delivery
in proper condition, to the designated carrier.
No goods should be returned without previous notice and
directions from us as to method or time of return, or other
disposition of the goods.
In sending remittances with orders, it is a convenience to
us and sometimes ensures more prompt work on the order,
to have the remittance notice and the order on separate
sheets of paper.
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PAGES.
Artists' Materials „ 474-480
Books and Journals 207-209
Drugs, Etc - 9-1 31
Druggists' Sundries-- _-. _ 243-431
Errata ___ .__ Opp. page 6
Essential Oils _ 46-49
Fluid Extracts 97- 1 03
Freezable Goods 206
Glassware 213-232
Heavy Oils 49-51
Herbs, Pressed 84-90
Information Department 499-665
Instruments, Surgical, Etc — .-437-448
Label List —233-242
Merck's Chemicals 77-83
Musical Merchandise 348-352
Paints and Painters' Supplies- .458-497
Pharmaceutical Department . 93- 1 30
Pills and Granules, Sugar and Gelatine Coated 109-124
Powdered Herbs, Select — 90-91
Proprietary Medicines 1 32-205
Squibbs' Powdered Drugs, Etc — —92-93
Stationery Department-- _ 431-436
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Bourdman's Wine of Iron read:
Buckingliam's Arom. Wine of Dan-
delion "
Capillars "
Ohappine Alteri , "
Cooolae "
Curative "
DeGK-attis Electric Oil "
DeJonghs, C. L _ "
Diastasic (FalrcMd's) "
Velontine (Freeman's) ^ "
Haanshun's, Nor. C. L "
Katouka (McKay's) "
Luttel's Cough Drops "
McCreely's Corn Solvent "
Norrill's Honey of Liverwort "
Queru's Copaiba Balsam
F. G. Steinke (Schlittler'e Syrup). . . "
Slingeland's Catarrh Snuff "
Lotas Powder "
Vinegar Cordial "
Brackets for show globes "
Mikado, J. S. K. & Co's "
Graham's Common Tooth Soap "
Boardman's.
Buckland's.
Capillaris.
Alter's (Chappine).
Cocolac.
Curatine.
DeGrath's.
DeJongh's.
Diastatic.
Veloutine.
Haanshuus'.
Katonka.
Lutted's
McCreedy's.
Norwill's.
Queru's Capsules C. B.
C, &C.
T. G. Steinke.
Slingerland's.
Lotos.
Vinegar Bitters Cordial,
"each" before price.
Fleming's.
Graham's Ammoniated, ^tc.
CHANGES AND ERRORS IN PRIGES.
PAGE.
142, Buhach for S 3 00 read: S 3 60
142, Bull's Worm Confec " 125 " 150
151, Ducro's Alimentary Elixir " 12 50 " 10 50
1^5, Major's Rubber Cement. " 90 " 100
180, XX Moxie " 3 60 " 4 00
180, XXXX " , " 4 50 " 5 00
321, For Florentine Extracts j ^^T "i®^?'| 3q
371, Sperry's Pat. Retort Stand " " 4 50
430, Murray & Lanman's F. W " 5 25 " 5 50
OfiAS. W. DABB.
HOKATIO N. MAT.
■i- THE 4-
Commercial j^otGl,
Cor. of Lake and Dearlsorn Sts.,
CHICAGO, ILL. —
Has full South and East Fronts,
Elevator, Electric Lights, Etc.
PEESONS VISITING CHICAGO, WHO WANT A GOOD HOUSE AT A MODERATE
EATE, CANNOT DO BETTEE THAN PATEONIZE THE
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
IT IS MOST ACCESSIBLE TO THEATRES, RAILWAY
DEPOTS, STEAMBOAT LANDINGS AND WHOLE-
SALE HOUSES OF THE CITY.
RATE8, $2.00 and $2.50 PER DAY.
C.W.DABB & CO., Proprietors.
MARX & RAWOLLE,
l63WilliamsSt., New York,
MANUFACTURERS OF
CHEMICALLY PURE
GLYCERINE,
COLORLESS, INODOROUS AND OF THE
HIGHEST SPECIFIC GRAVITY.
Packed in 50 lb. Cased Cans and 450 lb. Bbls.
Sold by MORRISSON, PL.UMMER & CO.
Glycerine may be brilliant, white, odorless and 30° Baume at 60° Fahrenheit,
and still be far from chemically pure, and quite unfit for the uses of careful
druggists. Its quality can be easily determined by the Nitrate of Silver test,
which is the best practical test for Glycerine, and one which is indorsed by the
United States Dispensatory. See " Impurities and Tests " page 448, second
paragraph from top. We strongly urge all purchasers to Test the quality of
the Glycerine they buy.
For our Glycerine we COURT the severest and most critical comparative
tests with other brands, confidently believing it fully equal to that of the best
English makers — without exception, and much better both in fact and in prac-
tice than much of the "white, inodorous, 30° Baume Glycerine" now on the
market.
NITRATE OF SILVER TEST.
Dissolve one part by weight of Nitrate of Silver Crystals, four parts of dis-
tilled water. Keep this solution from the light, in a glass stoppered bottle.
Put in a small white glass bottle four teaspoonfuls of Glycerine, and one-half
teaspoonful of the Nitrate of Silver solution ; shake the mixture well and let it
stand. If the glycerine is chemically pure, the above mixture may become a
slight gray or red tinge after the lapse of several hours, but not the least sedi-
ment or deposit will be precipitated, even within several days after the test is
made ; whereas, if the Glycerine is impure, the mixture after a few hours, will
become of a dark brown or black color, and after several days, when well shaken
will become a dark brown, or black, opaque liquid.
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MORRISSON, PLUMMSR & ©O.,
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
Prices SulDJect to Market Changres Without Notice.
Quotations on Chemicals, etc., in One Ounce Vials and Smaller, include
Vials. Prices of Squibb's Goods include Containers.
Acetal 1 oz. v., oz. $0 75
Acetanilid 1 oz. tin, " 25
Acetone llb.bot., lb. 1 25
Acetum Opii, Black Drop " 1 50
Acid, Acetic, No. 8 (sp. gr. 1040) .„ carbov, " 6
bot., " 8
Acetic, U. S.P. (sp. gr. 1047) " 13
Glacial, Commercial lib. b., " 30
1 oz. v., oz. 13
Glacial, Absolute 1 lb. bob., lb. 60
Pure, Squibb's. ..1 " " " 22
O. P 1" " " 28
Coutt's. quart bot., bot. 75
Antimonic 1 oz. v., oz. 30
Arsenious, Squibb's O. P. 1" " " 16
Pure, Lump 1 lb. b., lb. 18
Pure, Powdered " 20
Benzoic, English .bulk, " 2 50
1 oz. v., oz. 20
German _ bulk, lb. 60
1 oz. v., oz. 10
Boracio, Crystals, Pure lb. 27
Powdered, Pure „ " 28
Bromic ._ 1 oz. v., oz. 1 50
Butyric... lb. 2 00
Capronio 1 oz. v., oz. 1 75
Carbazotic, Crystals lb. 75
Carbolic, Crystals, Calvert's No. 1 1 lb. bot., " 1 85
No.2 1 " " " 130
Graeser's 1 " " " 45
5 lb. tin, " 42
Mallinckrodt's gilt label, white 1 lb. c. b., " 45
5 lb. tin, " 42
i lb. bot., " 55
i " " " 65
1 oz. c. v., oz. 10
9
10 MoRRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Pkices-Cl'krent.
Acid — CONTINTJED.
Carbolic, Squibb's - lib. bot., lb. 80 75
Solution, Calvert's No, 4 llb.c.b., " 55
Solution, Calvert's No. 5 1" " " 42
Crude, Disinfecting gal. 50
Mallinckrodt's, No.l c.b., lb. 50
Mallinckrodt's, 95 percent. ..1 Ib.c.b., " 60
Saturated, M. P. & Co 1" " " 25
Saturated, B.C.& Co.- 1 " " " 35
Chloric -1 oz. v., oz. 65
Chromic - ....1" " " 15
Squibb's 1 " " " ■ 20
Chrysophanic 1" " " 40
Citric. lb. 60
Fluoric. 1 lb. bot., incl. bot., " 1 50
i lb., " " " 2 00
i lb., " " " 2 75
1 oz. bot., incl. bot., oz. 40
Formic 1 oz. v.. " 25
GaUic _._ bulk, lb. 1 20
1 oz. v., oz. 18
Hippuric _ 1" " " 2 00
Hydriodic 1 " " " 75
Hydrobromic, 34 per cent 1 " " " 14
1 lb. bot., lb. 1 12
Diluted, 10 per cent 1" " " 35
Hydrocyanic U. S. P. (Prussic) bulk, lb. 60
1 oz. v., oz. 14
Scheele's 1 " " " 45
Dilut., Squibb's 1 " " " 16
Hydrochloric (Muriatic), C. P lb. 18
Hydrofluoric (Fluoric) 1 lb. bot, •' 1 50
Hydrosulphuric 1 " " " 60
Hyperchloric 1 oz. v., oz. 65
Hypophosphorous, Sol lb. 2 00
1 oz. v., oz. 25
Lactic, Concentrated ___1 lb. bot., lb. 1 80
1 oz. v., oz. 20
DUute, U. S. P..._ ._ _1 lb. bot., lb. 50
1 oz. v., oz. 12
Malic 1" " " 125
Molybdic 1" " " 50
Mono. Chlor. Acetic 1 " " " 60
Muriatic, IS'' _ . carbov. lb. If
bot., " 4
C. P... " " 18
Nitric, 88° carboy," 6i
4P _ " " 7i
bot., " 9
C. P .. " " 20
Nitro-Muriatic C. P " " 25
Nitrous, Fuming " 20
01eic,Crude " 25
Purif., Squibb's, from Eed Oil ._. " 40
Oxalic " 12
Perchloric (Hyperchloric) 1 oz. v., oz. 65
Phosphoric, U. S. P. 1880 1 lb. hot., lb. 40
DUuted, U. S. P _ " 16
MoRRissoN, Plummer <fc Co.'s Prices-Current. 11
A C i d — Continued.
Phosphoric, Cone, Squibb's 1 lb. bot , lb. SI 60
Dilute, Squibb's 1" " " 50
Phosphoric, Dilute, made from Phosphorus " 18
Glacial.... " 80
1 oz. v., oz. 12
Phosphoric, Syrupy lb. 50
Picric, Crystals " 60
Prussic (Hydrocyanic) ....oz. 14
Pyrogallic... bulk, lb. 3 90
1 oz. v., oz. 35
Pyroligneous lb. 08
Salicylic, German bulk," 1 80
1 lb. box, " 1 85
1 oz. box, oz. 16
Squibb's llb,bot.,lb. 2 50
1 oz. v., oz. 20
Dialysed 1 " " " 45
From Wintergreen Oil, Lloyd's " 50
Merrell's " 80
Sclerotinic .1 grm. v., grm. 80
Stearic (Stearin) lb. 20
Succinic, white 1 oz. v., oz. 22
Sulphuric, Aromatic (Elix. Vitriol) lb. 45
Squibb's llb.bot.," 60
ee'' (Oil Vitriol).... _ carboy," II
bot., " 3
Chem. Pure " 20
Fuming, Nordhausen's " 25
Sulphurous, Solution " 16
Squibb's.. llb.bot.," 30
Tannic in bulk, " 1 40
1 oz. v., oz. 18
Tartaric, Crystals lb. 49
Powdered " 50
Thymic, or Thymol 1 oz. v., oz. 65
Valerianic 1 " " " 40
Aconitia i oz. v., dram. 1 50
Sulphate.. -i" " " 2 00
Acorn Coffee lb. 16
Agaric, White " 60
Powdered " 70
Agaricin 1 grm. v., grm. 35
Agnine, Metcalf's 1 lb. can, lb. 50
5 lb. can, " 45
Albumen, from Blood " 65
Pure, from Eggs " 1 20
Alcannin ._ 1 oz. v., oz. 75
Alcohol, Absolute, Squibb's 1 pt. bot., pt. 75
Other brands .gal. 4 25
94 per cent at market price.
Double Cologne Spirits, at market price.
Methylic (Wood Alcohol) gal. 1 75
Aldehyd, Pure 1 lb. bot., lb. 1 75
Ale, see Liquors.
Alizarin. _ 1 oz. v., oz. 30
Alkaloids, see Pharm. Dept.
Allspice, Jamaica (Pimento) lb. 10
12 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Allspice, Powdered lb. 30 15
Almond Meal " 45
Almonds, Bitter, Shelled " 37
Sweet, Shelled " 30
Aloes, See Gums.
Aloin bulk, lb. 5 00
1 oz. v., oz. 35
Alloxan 1 dr. v., dr. 50
Alum, Ammonio-ferric 1 lb. bot., lb. 40
1 oz. v., oz. 10
Chrome, Pure lb. 12
Dried (Exsiccat) " 15
Powdered " 15
Ground " 4
by bbl., " 2i
Lump " 3
by bbl., " 2
(Potassa), Purif . Gran. Squibb's 1 1 b. tin, " 12
Purif. Gran. Malliuckrodt's 1 lb. bot., " 20
Exsic, Squibb's 1 lb. tin, " 28
Powdered " 8
by bbl., " 6i
Roman or Roche " 15
Aluminium, Acetate 1 oz. v. oz. 25
Caustic _.„ 1" " 50
Chloride 1 " " " 20
Nitrate 1 " " " 25
Phosphate 1 " " " 50
Precipitated, Oxide lb. 75
Sulphate " 15
Crystals, Pure " 1 25
Sheet and Wire 1 oz. v., oz. 2 25
Alveloz Milk 6 grm. pkg., pkg. 5 00
Ambergris, Gray per dram, 8 50
Ammonia, Aqua, fff, 16° Baume carboy, lb. 2^
bot.," 4
ffff, 20° Baume ..carboy," 3|
bot., " 6
Aqua, Concentrated, 26° " 10
Spirits, Alcoholic " 50
Aromatic " 45
Ammonium, Acetate, Crystals 1 oz.v., oz. 30
Acetate, Liquid (Spts. Mindereris) lb. 25
Arseniate 1 oz.v., oz. 45
Benzoate... 1 lb. bot., lb. 3 50
1 oz. v., oz. 30
Bicarbonate 1 " " " 30
Bichromate 1 lb. bot., lb. 2 25
1 oz. v., oz. 30
Borate 1 " " " 35
Bromide 1 lb. bot., lb. 65
1 oz. v., oz. 10
Carbazotate (Picrate)... 1 " " " 35
Carbonate jars, lb. 13
Resublimed " 75
Pow'd _. " 18
Pure, Squibb's 1 lb. bot., " 40
Pure Mallinckrodt's 1 " " " 70
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 13
Ammonium— Continued.
Chloride (Muriate) _ lb. $0 12
Ohromate 1 oz. v., oz. 60
Citrate 1 " » " 20
Hydrosulphuret 1 lb. bot., lb. 40
Hypophosphite 1 " " " 2 50
1 oz. v., oz. 25
Iodide _ 1 lb. bot., lb. 4 50
1 oz. v., oz. 47
Molybdate _..! " " " 50
Mono-Carbonate (Odorif.) lib. bot., lb. 1 35
Muriate (Sal Ammoniac) " 12
Gran. Com'l " 14
Gran. Purif., M. P. &Co 1 lb. carton," 25
Gran. Purif., Mallinckrodt's 1" " " 25
Gran. Purif., Squibb's lib. tin," 25
Powd " 20
Nitrate, Crystals " 28
Fused _ " 28
Granular « 28
Oxalate 1 lb. c. b., " 1 00
Phosphate.. 1" "" " 100
Salicylate 1 oz. v., oz. 60
Succinate . 1" " " 50
Sulphate, Commercial lb. 8
Pure. Kesub . lb. 65
Sulphite loz.v.,oz. 35
Sulpho-Carbolate 1" " " 15
Sulpho-Cyanide 1" "" 20
Tartrate-Neutral 1 " " " 25
Tungstate (Wolframic) 1" " " 40
Urate 1" "" 65
Valerianate, Crystals — 1 lb. bot., lb. 3 40
1 oz. v., oz. 35
Vanadate Igrm.v., grm. 10
Amygdalin ioz. bot.,oz. 2 75
Amyl, Acetate of Oxide (Oil of Pear) 1 lb. bot., lb. 2 25
Butyrate ^ 1 oz. v., oz. 45
Hydrated Oxide, Pure 1 lb. bot., lb, 2 25
Nitrite 1 oz. v., oz. 30
Squibb's 1" " " 30
Valerianate of Oxide 1" " " 60
Amylen 1" " " 60
Aniline, Hydrochlor., Pure 1" " " 50
Oil - lb. 1 25
Black, Cake . " 60
Nigrosine " 175
Blue, (Eeddish) " 2 00
B, (Bluish) " 2 00
B. B., (Bluish) " 3 00
B. B. B., (Bluish) ." 4 00
Laundry " 2 50
Brown, Bismarck " 1 50
Crimson " 2 25
Eosine, Extra _ " 4 00
Green, for Silk, Crystals " 6 00
For Wool " 2 50
Orange _ " 1 50
14 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Aniline —Continued.
Purple, B. B lb. $2 50
B. B. B " 3 00
Eed, Grain " 60
Diamond, Crystals " 2 25
Diamond, Fuchsine " 1 75
Scarlet " 1 25
Violet, B.B . " 2 00
B. B. B " 3 00
Yellow - " 2 50
Aniline Dyes, in packages, see Dye Colors.
Annatto 1 lb. tin foil rolls, " 55
Fara. "F." " 60
"R". " 55
Annatto Seed " 15
Annattoine - " 90
Anodyne, Hoffman's _ ._. " 50
Hoffman's-Squibb's .lib. bot., •' 1 86
Anthracene -.1 oz. v., oz. 35
Antifebrin 1" " " 25
Antimonial Powder, (James Powder) lb. 70
Antimony, Black Ore " 15
Pow'd, Pure " 20
Black, Powd. Com'l " 5
Chloride, Crystals _ __ " 1 25
Solu. (Butter of)--.- " 20
Crocus (Crocus Metallorum) _ " 80
Diaphoretic " 1 20
Iodide 1 oz. v., oz. 1 20
Liver, see Crocus Antimony.
Metallic (Regulus) lb. 25
Oxide, white " 60
Oxysulphuret (Kerme's Mineral) ^ " 1 30
Sulphuret, Precipitated (Golden Sulphuret) " 43
Tartrate et Potass, Crystals " 45
Powd. (Tartar Emetic) " 45
Antipyrin . ..1 oz. tins,oz, 1 35
Apiol .- 1 oz. v., " 65
Apomorpiiia, Crystals 1 dram, bot., dram. 1 85
Muriate, Amorphous 1 " " " 85
Apples, Colocynth lb. 50
Orange " 15
Aqua Fortis (Acid Nitric) " 9
Arbutin 1 grm. v., grm. 35
Areca Nuts. lb. 25
Powd " 30
Argois, Red Ground. __ " 12
Arnica Flowers . " 12
Aromatic Powder ..- " 1 25
Arrow root, American, white -_ " 10
Bermuda, True " 35
St. Vincent- " 15
Taylor's i and i lb. foil, " 30
Arsenic, Bromide 1 oz. v., oz. 60
Solution, Clement's lb. 2 25
Chloride 1 oz. v., oz. 00
Iodide - .--1 *' " " 65
Squibb's - 1 « « " 65
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 15
Arsenic — Continued.
Metallic lb. ^0 65
Red, Lump (Realgar) " 12
Powdered " 15
Solution, Donovan's " 25
Donovan's Squibb's " 38
Fowler's " 13
Fowler's Squibb's " 25
White Powdered, Pure " 20
WMte Powdered, Com'l " 6
Crystal, see Acid Arsenious.
Yellow, Lump (Orpiment) " 25
Powdered " 30
Asbestos, Fibre, Long . « 45
Fibre,Siiort " 30
Powdered " 30
Ash, Pearl " 8
Pot cask4i" 7
Asparagin _ _._ % oz. v., oz. 1 50
Asphaltum, see Gums.
Aspisdospermine..__ 1 grm, v. grm. 1 25
AsafceticJa, see Gums.
Atropia ioz. v., dram. 1 15
Fleming's Solution 4 oz. bot., bot. 40
Sulphate 3^ oz. v., dram. 1 05
Valerianate i " " " 115
Axle Grease, Diamond X wood box 4 doz. cases, doz. 60
Frazer's, in tin, small " 160
medium . " 2 50
large " 3 75
wood bxs 4 doz, cases, " 85
Mica, wood box 4 " " case 3 00
pails 10 lb. each, doz. 6 50
15 " " '• 8 50
Paragon, wood boxes 3 doz. cases, case 1 75
tin pails, large 16 in case, " 4 00
medium 24" " " 4 00
Axungia Lanae, see Wool Fat and Ritter's adv.
Bael Fruit lb. 65
BalmofGilead Buds " 40
Balsam, Canada (Bals. Fir).__ ___ " 50
Copaiba " 50
Solidiflable.. " 65
Solidified .-. " 85
Fir, Canada " 50
Friar's (Turlington's) " 65
Gurjun(Wood Oil) " 80
Mecca oz. 90
Peru, True lb. 1 40
Riga " 1 75
Sulphur " 40
Tolu " 45
Turlington's " 65
Barbadoes Tar " 15
Barium, Acetate 1 oz. v., oz. 25
Carbonate lb. 50
Chloride (Muriate)... " 17
Fluoride 1 oz. v., oz. 90
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current,
Barium— Continued.
Hydrate (caustic) lb. $4 00
Iodide - 1 oz. v., oz. 80
Muriate (Chloride) lb. 17
Nitrate " 15
Powdered " 16
Oxide, Pure 1 oz. v., oz. 20
Sulphate, Powdered (Barytes) lb. 5
Chem., Pure " 70
Sulphide " 50
Barks, in bulk and Powdered. (For Barks Pressed, see list of Pressed
Barks, Herbs, etc.)
Angostura lb. 40
Powdered " 60
Barberry " 25
Powdered " 30
Bayberry " 13
Powdered " 15
Black Haw (Viburn. Prunifol.) " 20
Boxwood (Dogwoodj 1 " 20
Powdered " 25
Buckthorn (Rhamnus, Franguia) " 15
Butternut . " 20
Powdered " 25
Canella " 15
Powdered " 25
Cascara Sagrada (Eham. Purshiana) " 20
Powdered " 30
Cascarilla " 18
Powdered " 25
Cassia, China, mats 3 lbs., " 10
Powdered " 20
Saigon " 45
Powdered " 50
Chiretta " 30
Cinchona, Pale, Loxa " 50
Powdered ^._ " 60
Bed, Rubingosa " 30
Powdered " 40
True, Quill " 90
Powdered " 1 00
Yellow, Calisaya, True " 90
Powdered " 1 00
Maracaibo, Yellow " 20
Powdered " 25
Cinnamon, True, Ceylon " 65
Powdered.... , •' 75
Goto " 1 00
Powdered . " 1 25
Cotton Boot " 25
Cramp " 25
Cundurango " 40
Dita " 1 50
Dogwood (Boxwood) " 20
Powdered " 25
Elm, Select, Slab " 12
Ground " 12
Powdered " 13
MoRRissoisr, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 17
Barks — Continued.
Elm, Select, Powdered 2 oz. pkgs., lb. SO 20
Fringe Tree (Ohionanth. Yirg.) " 30
Hemlock ^ " 15
Powdered " 18
Jamaica Dogwood " 50
Lemon (Lemon Peel) " 20
Mezereon ._ " 25
Oak, Black (Quercitron) " 8
Red . " 15
White " 13
Powdered " 15
Orange (Orange Peel) " 12
Peruvian, see Bark Cinchona.
Pomegranate, Fruit " 20
Eoot.„. " 30
Root, Powd " 45
Poplar. " 15
Powdered " 18
Quebracho " 35
Quillaya (Soap-Bark) " 15
Rhus Aromatica " 50
Sassafras " 10
Powdered " 18
Simaruba " 35
Soap (Quillaya), Cut.. " 15
Powdered " 25
Tamarac " 18
Powdered " 25
Wafer Ash (Ptelea)... " 30
Wahoo " 30
of Root " 40
Wild Cherry " 10
Ground " 10
Powdered " 18
Winter ' 40
Witch-hazel ' 20
Powdered " 30
Barley, Pearl ' 6
Robinson's Patent doz. 1 20
Baryta, Caustic 1 lb. bot., lb. 80
Pure Anhydrous " 4 00
Barytes " 5
Bath Brick boxes, 2 doz., box 80
Battley's Sedative i lb. bot., lb. 8 50
Bay Leaves " 10
Bay Rum, Domestic, Superior gal. 2 00
Common " 1 75
Imported, fine " 3 00
Beans, Cacao (Cocoa) . lb. 45
Calabar " 30
Castor " 25
Croton . " 75
Jequirity oz. 25
Locust (St. John's Bread) lb. 7
St. Ignatius, " 60
Powdered " 75
Tocca, Angostura . " 1 75
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Beans — Continued.
Vanilla, Long Mexican _ lb J14 00
Medium Mexican " 12 00
Short Mexican " 9 50
Bebeerine, Pure 1 oz. v., oz. 1 65
Sulphate 1" " " 135
Beef, Powder of, i lb. cans, P. D. & Co doz. 8 00
Benzine, see Paints, Oils, etc.
Benzole, Pure, from Coal Tar lb. 50
Berries, Buckthorn _.. "" 25
Oocculus Indicus (Fish Berries) " 10
Powdered " 25
Cubeb " 1 00
Powdered " 1 10
Elder " 25
Fish (Coccul. Ind.j " 10
Juniper " 7
Powdered " 14
Laurel " 12
Powdered " 20
Myrtle (Bilberries) " 25
Persian (French) " 40
Poke._ " 25
Prickly Ash " 30
Sumach " 20
Whortle (Huckleberries) " 30
Bird Food, see Food and adv. of F. Kaempfer.
Gravel, see Gravel.
Bismuth Citrate ...1 lb. bot., " 3 60
Citrate 1 oz. v., oz. 30
Squibb's 1" " " 30
and Ammonia 1" " " 30
1 lb. bot., lb. 3 60
Solution 1 " " " 30
Lacto-phosphate . 1 oz. v., oz. 1 20
Metallic __._ lb. 2 40
Oxide, Hydrated . " 3 75
Oxychloride 1 lb. bot., " 2 60
Salicylate 1 oz. v., oz. 50
lb. 6 00
Subcarbonate " 2 85
Sub-Iodide 1 oz. v., oz. 70
lb. 9 00
Subnitrate " 2 20
Cones " 2 80
Cones, French " 3 50
Tannate 1 oz. v., oz. 35
Valerianate ._ i " " " 1 00
Blacking, Shoe, see B. in Sundries.
Black Drop, (Acetum Opii) _....l lb. bot., lb. 1 50
Black Lead, see Lead, Black.
Bladder Wrack, (Fucus Vesiculosus) " 25
Bladders, Small doz. 50
Medium " 60
Large . . . _ __ " 75
Blood Stone... lb. 65
Blue Mass, U. S. P 1 lb. jar, " 45
Powdered. 1 lb. bot, " 70
MoRKissoN, Plummer <fc Co.'s Prices Current.
19
Blue Mass— Continued.
English 1 lb. jar, lb.
Squibb's 1" " "
Blue Vitriol, (Sulphate Copper) "
by bbl., "
Powdered "
Bluings, see B. in Sundries.
Bole, Armenian "
Bone Ash "
Bone Dust "
Bone Powder, P. D. & Co i lb. cans, doz.
Booi<S, Pharmaceutical, Chemical and Medical, see Index.
Borax, Concentrated in bags, lb.
Granulated, C. P 1 lb. bot., "
Eeflned (bbl. 61) "
Powdered "
Glass "
Tartrate _ _ 1 lb. bot.,"
Boro Glyceride "
5U per cent Solution "
Boxes, paper, tin and wood, see B. in Sundries.
Brackets, see B. in Sundries.
Brazil Wood - , "
Breast Tea, (Species Pectoralis) "
Brimstone, (Sulphur, Eoll)_ _ _ "
by bbl., "
Broma, Baker's. __ "
Bromine 1 lb. bot., "
1 oz. v., oz.
Arsenite, Gilliford's i lb. bot., each
Chloride 1 oz. v., oz.
Iodide t "
Bromoform .__ 1 "
Brucia i "
Nitrate i "
Sulphate i "
Buds, Balm of Gilead lb.
Cassia "
Burgundy Pitch "
Butter of Antimony, (Antimony Chloride Solution) "
Cocoa "
Butyl Chloral, (Croton Chloral Hydrat) oz.
Cadmium, Bromide ...1 oz. v., "
Carbonate 1
Chloride 1
Iodide 1
Metallic 1
Nitrate 1
Oxide... 1
Sulphate 1
Sulphide 1
Caffein 1
i
Benzoate i
Bromide i
Citrate 1
i
Salicylate i
^0 90
60
7
4f
15
12
15
5
4 50
6i
30
1 25
1 25
1 80
1 30
40
3
H
45
65
16
00
85
00
75
30
50
30
40
15
7
20
55
85
28
60
50
50
20
75
65
30
65
30
50
00
25
30
50
75
20 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Caffein — Continued.
Salphate -_ioz.v.,oz. ^2 25
Valerianate i '^ "" 2 30
Caff— Iodoform 1 " " " 40
Calamine lb. 12
Calcium, Acetate . 1 oz. v., oz. 25
Benzoate 1 " " " 55
Bromide lib. bot., lb. 70
1 oz. v., oz. 15
Carbonate Precip lb. 10
Chloride, Crystals, pure 1 lb. bot., " 45
Fused, white, pure 1 " " " 85
Hippurate 1 oz. v., oz. 3 75
Hypochloride, see Chloride Lime.
Hypophosphite 1 lb. bot., lb. 1 40
1 oz. v., oz. 15
and SodiiTm 1 lb. bot., lb. 1 60
1 oz. v., oz. 18
Iodide 1" " " 47
Lactate 1 " " " 25
Lacto-phosphate, Soluble 1 " " " 50
Phosphate, Precip 1 lb. bot., lb. 25
Phosphide 1 oz. v., oz. 75
Salicylate . 1 " " " 50
Sulphate, pure 1 lb. bot., lb. 1 10
Sulphide 1" " " 60
1 oz. v., oz. 12
Sulphite, neiitral, for cider lb. 20
5 oz. cartoons, for cider doz. 1 25
Sulpho-carbolate 1 oz. v., oz. 14
Sulphuret, (Sulphide) 1 lb. bot., lb. 60
Calomel, American " 80
English 1 lb. bot., " 1 10
Camphor, Kefined " 28
Eefined, Compressed 1 oz. cakes, 2 lb. boxes, " 31
5 lb. boxes, " 30
Monobromated- ___ . " 2 75
1 oz. v., oz. 27
Sublimed, (Powder) lb. 50
Camwood, Pure . " 10
Candles, see C. in Sundries.
Cannabin, Pure 5 grm. v., vial 20
Tannate 1 grm. v., grm. 30
Cantharidal, Acetic Eubef., B. C. & Co doz. 6 00
Vesicant, B. C. & Co " 5 50
Prentice " 3 50
Cantharides, Chinese Powd lb. 1 30
Eussian „ " 2 00
EussianPow'd .„ " 2 10
Cantharidin 5gr.v. gr. 15
Capsicin 1 oz. v., oz. 2 75
Capsicum, (Bird Pepper) lb. 18
Capsules, Poppy (Poppy Heads) " 25
Empty, see Parke, Davis & Co., D. D. & Co., and Planten's in
Prop, list.
Caramel (Coloring) gal. 1 25
Card Teeth lb. 18
Carbon, Bisulphuret, incl 1 lb. tins 25
MoEEissoisr, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 21
Carmine, No. 8 ...1 oz. v., oz. $0 30
No. 40 1 " " " 35
1 lb. bot., lb. 4 00
Cassia, in mats " 10
Buds " 15
Fistula " 1,8
Castor, Fiber oz. 50
Powd " 65
Catechu . lb. 10
Cayenne Pepper " 18
Cerasine, (Mineral Was) " 20
Cerate, (Bee also Ointments.)
(See also Pharm. Dept.)
Cantharides i- lb. rolls, lb. 1 10
Squibbs 1 lb. tins, " 1 00
Extract Canthar, Squibb' s i " " " 150
Goulard's " 50
Eesin " 30
Comp " 35
Simple " 50
Spermaceti " 50
Thuja " 1 00
Turner's (Garb. Zinc.) " 50
Cerium, Nitrate 1 oz. v., oz. 47
Oxalate. 1" " " 17
1 lb. bot., lb. 1 75
Merck's 1 oz. v., oz. 18
Chalk, Billiard 1 gro. box, gro. 50
Carpenters' Blue .._i " " " 1 00
Red " 90
White " 70
Crayons assd. Colors 1 gro. box, " 75
White " 9
French, Cut lb. 15
Powd " 5
Precipitated, Enghsh " 9
7-lb bundles " 10
Prepared, in drops " 5
Prepared, Thomas' 8-lb. box, box 50
Eed, in Fingers lb. 7
White... ._._ " 2
by bbl. " I
Chamomiles, sec Flowers.
Charcoal, Animal, Coarse " 10
Powd. (Ivory blk.) . " 5
Willow, Powd " 8
in bot., Ellis doz. 1 75
M. P. & Co _- " 1 75
Chewing Gums, see C. in Sundries.
Chian Turpentine, true 1 oz. jars, oz. 50
China Clay lb. 5
Chinoidine, Purified 1 lb. rolls, " 80
1 oz. rolls, oz. 10
Powd 1 oz.v., oz. 35
Chinoline, Pure, Merck's 1 " " " 60
Tartrate Merck's 1 " " " 60
Chloral-hydrate, Croton, German 1 " " " 85
Merck's Crusts. lib. bot, lb. 1 40
22 MORRISSOX, PlUMMER & Co.'s PRICES-CURRE?fT.
Chloral-hydrate — Continued.
Merck's Crusts _..i lb. bot., lb. %1 50
i " " " 1 65
1 oz. v., oz, 20
Merck's Crystals 1 lb. bot., lb. 1 50
i " " " 1 60
i " " " 1 75
1 oz, v., oz. 20
Sebering's Crusts _1 lb. bot., lb. 1 40
i " " " 1 50
X « « « ] 70
1 oz. v., oz. 20
Crystals 1 lb. bot., lb. 1 50
i " •' " 1 60
i " « " 1 85
1 oz. v., oz. 20
Chlor-Anodyne, P. D. & Co __. ..1 lb. bot., lb. 5 50
1 oz. bot., doz. 4 50
Chlorine Water 1 lb. bot., lb. 30
Chlorodyne,M.,P.&Co 1" " " 4 00
Proprietary, see Prop. Med. list.
Chloroform, Mallinckrodt's 1 " " " 40
Pfizer's 1 " " " 40
7 '' " " 39
P. &W 1" " " 40
E. &H 1" " " 40
4 and 8 " " " 39
Squibb's, Purified 1" " " 100
Chocolate, Baker's Premium " 40
Vanilla, Double " 55
German, Sweet " 25
Chromium, Chloride 1 oz. v., oz. 1 50
Solution 1" " " 35
Chrysarobin 1 " " " 40
Cinchonia, Alkaloid 1 " " " 35
Muriate . ...1 " " " 25
Salicylate 1 " " " 50
Sulphate _ 1 " " " 18
5 oz can, " 13
1 lb. bot., lb. 2 00
Cinchona Mixture in 3i oz. box, box 40
Cinchonidia, Alkaloid 1 oz. v., oz. 45
Bisulphate 1 " " " 30
Salicylate 1 " " " 70
Sulphate, M. P. & Co 1" " " 12
5 oz. can, " 8
P.&W loz. v., " 18
5 oz. can, " 13
Cincho-Quinine loz. v.," 1 10
Cinnabar (Red Sulphuret Mercury) ., lb. 1 30
Cinnamon, Ceylon '• 65
Citrine Ointment, see Ointments.
Civet ....oz. 2 75
Clay, China lb. 5
Pipe " 5
Powd „ " 10
Potter's _ " 12
MoKRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 23
Cloves lb. $0 30
Powd " 35
Cobalt " 20
Powd " 25
Acetate 1 oz. v., oz. 75
Carbonate 1 " " " 50
Chloride 1 " " " 45
Metallic, Pure 1" " " 125
Nitrate Crystals 1 " " " 35
Oxalate ...l " " " 65
Oxide (Zaffre) ." ...lb. 75
Pure 1 oz. v., oz. 75
Cocaine, Alkaloid 5 gr. v., gr. 3
Muriate _._ ._ 5andl0 " " " 2
i oz. v., vial, 1 05
1 oz. v., oz. 6 75
Muriate, Merck's 5 and 10 gr. v., gr. 6
Solution, 2 per cent 1 oz. v., oz. 25
4 per cent 1 " " " 35
Oleate, 5 per cent i" " " 150
1 " " " 1 25
Cocculus Indicus lb. 10
Cochineal, Honduras " 40
Powdered " 45
Cocoa, Baker's, pure " 45
Epp's }4's " 45
Brook's, for fountain use 51b. can, " 55
Extract. Rountree's 5 " " " 65
Butter of (Butter Cocoa) " 55
Codeia ioz. v., oz. 7 00
1 » " " 6 80
Muriate i " " " 6 00
Nitrate i " " " 6 00
Phosphate i " " "6 00
Sulphate i " " " 6 00
1 " " " 5 80
Coffee, Acorn lb. 16
Collodion 1 lb. bot., " 78
1 oz. c. s. v., doz. 1 25
Cantharidal... , 1 lb. bot., lb. 2 50
1 oz. v., doz. 2 50
Squibb's 1 oz. v., oz. 30
Contractile, Squibb's 1 lb. bot., lb. 1 28
1 oz. v., oz. 20
Flexible 1 lb. bot., lb. 1 00
1 oz. bot., doz. 1 35
Squibb's lib. bot., lb. 1 28
with brush, Squibb's 1 oz. v., oz. 20
Colocynth Apples, Select lb. 50
Powdered " 55
Coloring, for Liquors (Caramel) gal. 1 25
Composition Powder = .-. bulk, lb. 20
2 oz. papers, " 25
Concentrations, see Pharm. Dept.
Condensed Milk, see Milk, Condensed.
Confection, Aromatic lib, jar, lb. 1 50
BlackPepper 1 " " " 75
Opium. ..„_ ...1 " " " 2 00
24 MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Peices-Cukkext.
Confection— Continued.
Eose .-_.- lib. jar, lb. SO 40
Senna „ 1" " " 40
Squibb's 1 '' " " 60
Theriac 1 " " " 90
Copper, Acetate, Dist. (Verdigris, Dist.) " 1 00
Aluminated (Divine Stone) " 75
Ammoniated 1 lb. bot., " 70
Arsenate 1 oz. v., oz. 50
Arsenite -.1 " " " 35
Carbonate precip -_1 lb. bot,, lb. 55
Chloride, Pure . 1 " " " 75
Pure 1 oz. v., oz. 15
Chromate 1 " " " 30
Liquid...- lib. bot, lb. 85
Cyanide 1 oz. v., oz. 34
Iodide 1 " " " 47
Metallic, Granulated lb, 1 75
Pure, Powdered " 4 00
Nitrate....- 1 lb. bot., lb. 60
Oxalate 1 oz. v., oz. 30
Oxide, Black 1 lb. bot., lb. 1 00
Phosphate. „ 1 oz. v., oz. 35
Sub- Acetate (Verdigris) lb. 30
Sulphate (Blue Vitriol) " 7
In Cones doz. 1 00
Powdered lb. 15
Purified " 22
Purified Merck's " 50
Purif. and Gran. Mai lib. bot., " 25
Purif. and Gran. Squibb's 1 " " '' 30
Copperas " 2
By bbl --" I
Powdered . " G
Corks, see C. in Sundries.
Corn Ergot-- " 40
Cornu Cervi, Calcined . " 20
Shavings " 30
Corrosive Sublimate " 68
Powdered " 78
Cosmoiine, see Prop. Med. List.
Cotoin, True, Merck's 1 grm. v., grm., 1 20
Cotton, Gun (Pyroxylin) oz. 45
Cowhage Down 1 loz. can, " 75
Crab Orciiard Salts lb. 22
Crab's Eyes (Lapilla Cancror) oz. 15
Powdered " 25
Cream Tartar, Crystals lb. 39
Powdered, Pure " 40
Grocers' " 20
Creasote, German 1 lb. bot., " 52
1 oz. v., oz. 10
From Wood Tar, Merck's 1 lb. bot., lb. 2 00
Crocus Martis (Eed Oxide Iron) " 10
Metallorum (Antimony Crocus) " 40
Sativus, see Flowers, Saffron, p. 29.
Croton, Chloral (Chloral Croton Hyd.).... .oz. 85
Crucibles, see O. in Sundries.
MoERissoN, Plummee & Co.'s Peices-Cureent. 25
Cubebs lb. SI 00
Powdered " 1 10
Cubebin i oz.v.,oz. 7 00
Cudbear, Pure lb. 25
Curare 1 grm. v.,grm. 30
"Curarin, Sulph 5 gr. \.,gr. 30
Cutch (Gum Catecliu) lb. 10
Cuttle Fish Bone, Select " 22
Powdered " 25
Daturin i grm. v., grm. 3 00
Sulph i " " " 3 01)
Deer Horn (Cornu Cervi), Calcined lb. 20
Deer's Tongue " 25
Delphinia ioz. bot., dr. 65
Dextrine lb. 12
Dextro-Quinine, K. & M 1 oz. v., oz. 1 50
Diamonds, Glazier's, see D. in Painter's Supplies.
Diastase 1 and 1 oz. v., oz. 1 50
i oz. v., " 2 00
Digestine ._ _„ i, 1 and 1 lb. bot., lb. 6 50
1 oz. v., oz. 50
Digitalin, Pure 1 oz. v., dram, 50
Dispensatories, see Books, Med.
Distilled Water _. gal. 20
Divine Stone (Copper Aluminated). . lb. 75
Donovan's Solution (Arsenic) " 25
Dover's Powder, U. S. P " 140
Dragon's Blood, Mass " 35
Eeeds " 50
Powd " 65
Duboisin, Sulphate 5 gr. v., grain, 15
Dyspepsin, Morse's i lb. bot., lb. 4 00
1 oz. bot., doz. 4 00
Dye Colors, Diamond Package " 75
Diamond, Easter 6 doz. boxes, box, 4 50
Handy Package doz. 75
Paas' Easter Egg, No. 100 box, 2 50
No. 200 " 5 00
Dye Woods, Brazil Wood lb. 8
Camwood, pure.. " 10
Fustic, chipped " 3
Ground , " 4
Hypernic, cut " 6
Logwood, Campeachy, chipped " 3
Ground " 3
Nicwood, ground . " 6
Quercitron, ground " 5
Bed Saunders, ground " 7
Red Wood, ground " 6
Sumac, Sicily, ground , " 7
Earth, Fuller's " 5
Powdered " 7
Elaterin 1 grm. v., grm. 1 40
Elaterium, Clutterbuck's i oz. v., dram, 50
Elixir Vitriol, (Acid Sulph. Arom.) lb. 45
Elixirs, see Pharmaceutical Preparations.
Emery, Flour " 5
Grain, all numbers " 8
20 Morrisso:n^, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Emetia ioz, v., oz. $3 75
Emulsine 1 " " " 75
Eosine (Aniline color) . lb. 4 00
Epsom Salts " 2i
by bbl., " lir
Ergot, Corn " 40
Rye " 50
Powd " 60
Ergotine i oz. c. v., oz. 40
1 " " " 30
Bonjean's 1 " " " 35
Pure, Wernich, Dialysed 1 oz.-v., " 3 00
Ergotinin 5 gr. v., gr. 1 00
Eserine, Sulphate 5 " " " 15
Eserine, Salicylate 5 " " " 18
Essences, Flavoring Cone, M. P. & Co.
Apple 1 lb. bot.,lb. 1 25
Banana " 1 25
Coffee " 1 25
Lemon _ " 1 00
Nectar " 1 50
Orange " 1 25
Peach " 1 25
Pear . . " 1 25
Pine-Apple " 1 25
Raspberry " 1 25
Sarsaparilla " 1 50
Strawberry " 1 25
Vanilla " 1 75
Wintergreen " 75
Essence, Bay Rum, Ballard's 1 pt. bot., pt. 5 00
Rudkin's (see Adv. of Wm. Rudkin's Sons) " 5 00
Ether, Acetic 1 lb. bot., lb. 65
Benzoic 1 oz. v., oz. 60
Butyraceous 1 lb. bot. lb. 1 35
Butyric _ " 1 50
Chloric, U. S. P . " 62
Concent " 67
Formic *• 2 25
Hydriodic (Ethyl Iodide) 1 oz. v., oz. 82
Hydrobromic (Ethyl Bromide) 1" " " 32
Nitrous Concent, Albany,! to 6 lib. bot., lb. 1 00
ItolO 1 "
Mallinck, 90 per cent 1 "
i "
Schieffelin's , 1
1 15
1 50
1 70
1 90
1 75
1 85
2 00
Spts. Nitre, see Spirits.
Oenanthic 1 oz. v., oz. 65
Pelargonic 1 lb. bot., lb. 3 00
Petroleum (Rhigolene) pt. bot., l3ot. 60
Phosphoric . 1 lb. bot., lb. 2 25
Sulphuric 1 lb. tin, " 65
2 " " " 64
3 " " " 63
5 " " *' 62
MoRRissoN, Plimmer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 27
Ether — Continued.
Sulphuric, Concent i lb. tin, lb. $0 85
1 " " " 75
2 u « « 74
3 " " *' 73
Washed ._.l " " " 70
2 " " " 69
3 " " " 68
5 " " " 67
Valerianic 1 oz. v., oz. 85
Ethiops Mineral (Mercury, Sulph. Blk.) lb. 80
Ethyl Bromide ilb. bot., " 4 00
1 oz. v., oz. 32
Chloride _.._ -1 " " " 1 10
Iodide, (Hydriodic Ether). _._ 1 " " " 82
Eucalyptol, Sander's 1 oz. v., doz. 8 00
Merck's 1 oz. v., oz. 60
Eugenol, Merck's _. 1 " " " 65
Extracts, Eclectic, see Pharmaceutical Dept.
Extracts, Flavoring, Burnett's.
Almond, Ginger, Orange, Cinnamon, Nectar, Peach- .2 oz., doz. 2 00
Cloves, Nutmegs, Eose 2" " 2 00
Vanilla 2" " 2 75
M. P. & Co., Lemon 2" " 75
Pine-Apple 2" " 100
Strawberrry 2" " 100
Vanilla ._-2 " " 1 25
Extracts, Fluid, M. P. & Co., (See Pharm. Dept.)
Burroughs' discount from list 55 per cent.
Merrell's " " 25 " "
Parke, Davis & Co's. " 25 " "
Squibb's, list price net.
Tildeu's 60 " "
Extract Licorice, Corigliano.
16 sticks to lb lb. 35
8 sticks to lb " 35
4 sticks to lb " 35
Giu Grasso 8 sticks to lb., " 35
M. & R. (see advertisement Mellor & Rittenhouse.)
8 and 16 sticks to lb (by case, 100 lb., 23) " 25
M. P. & Co 8 and 16 sticks to lb., " 27
P. & S 12 sticks to lb., " 33
Scudder (see adv. S. V. & F. P. Scudder), 8 and 16 sticks to lb., " 25
Mass " 25
Y. & S. (see adv. Young & Smylie), 6, 9 and 15 sticks to lb., " 2;')
Powd " 35
Extract Logwood, Bulk 15 and 25 lb. boxes, " 9
In Is 25 " '• " 11
" is 25 " " " 12
" is 25 " " " 14
Assorted 25" " " 13
Extract Quebascho, Brown's i lb. bot., " 1 25
Extracts, Solid, see Pharmaceutical Prep.
Solid, Miscellaneous,
Aloes, Aqueous, Merck's " 1 25
Bark, Precip., P. & W __.. " 85
1 oz. jar, oz. 15
Belladonna, Allen's Eng 1 lb. jar, lb. 3 00
26 MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Extracts — Continued.
Belladonna, Allen's Eng i lb. jar, lb. $2 90
. Ale. Squibb's ilb. pot, " 3 25
1 oz. pot, oz. 22
Buckbean, German lb. 1 25
Calabar Bean, Squibb's i oz. pot, oz. 2 00
Cannabis Indica, Eng _1 oz. jar, " 65
Punf. Squibb's 1" " " 30
Cascarilla i lb. jar, lb. 3 50
1 oz. jar, oz. 25
Celandine, German (Oheledonium) lb. 2 25
Cinchona, Cold Prepared oz. 50
Comp., Squibb's 1 oz. pot, " 30
Colocynth, Simple, Squibb's i lb. tin, lb. 5 00
_ Co. Powdered, Squibb's i" _" " 5 40
Dandelion, Allen's English 1 lb. jar, " 1 15
Shaker's " 35
Ergot, Squibb's 1 oz. pot, oz. 40
Ferri Pomatum lb. 85
Gentian, Allen's English lib. jar, " 1 00
Graminis, German (Couch-grass) " 1 50
Henbane, Allen's English „ 1 lb. jar, " 3 75
ilb. jar. " 4 00
Ale. Squibb's ._._ J lb. pot, " 2 90
1 oz. pot, oz. 22
Jalap, Ale. Powdered, Squibb's _ i lb. b., lb. 2 00
Besin 1 oz. bot., oz. 50
Monesia 1 oz. v., " 50
Nux Vomica, Powdered, Squibb's i lb. bot., lb. 4 00
1 oz. v., oz. 32
Opium. Aqueous, P. & W 1 oz. jar, " 97
Extract Witch Hazel, Distilled, bulk. gal. 90
Eye Stones doz, 35
Farina, Hecker's 1 lb. papers, lb. 12
Farine, Sea Moss, Band's _ l_._doz. 2 20
Faucets, see E. in Sundries.
Fires, Colored, Blue lb. 60
Green . „ " 60
Bed " 50
Yellow " 50
Fish Berries (Cocculus Ind.) " 10
Powdered " 25
Fish Glue (Isinglass) _ " 1 15
Fish Sounds _ " 90
Flake White, Kremnitz _ _ " 18
Powdered " 14
Flavine " 35
Fiores IVI arti ales (Iron, Ammoniated) " 35
Flour, Bice, in bulk " 8
1 lb. papers, " 11
Flowers, Acacia " 40
Althaea (Marsh-mallow) " 85
Arnica " 12
Powdered " 25
Blue Century (Cyanus) " 65
Borage " 60
Calendula (Marigold) " 45
Cassia ._ " 3 00
MoRKissox, Plummek & Co.'s Prices- CuRREKT. 20
Flowers — Continued.
Chamomile, German, new lb. W 25
Roman, new " 18
Coltsfoot (Farfara) " 60
Elder " 20
Hollyhock (Malva Eos) " 45
Koosso, true Abyssinian _.,, . " 45
Powdered " 55
Lavender " 10
Lily of Valley _•-_ " 90
Malva Arbor, Black, large " 40
Sylvestris, Blue, small " 50
Melilot " 25
Powdered '' 30
Millefolia (Yarrow) .__ " 20
Mullein (Verbasci) " 85
Nettle, White . " 1 50
Orange " 1 25
Patchouly " 75
Peony . " 45
Poppy, Eed " 60
Eose, Pale " 50
Eed._._ ._ " 1 00
Powdered " 1 25
Eosemary.-. " 40
Saffron, American " 25
Span., true, Val. (Crocus Sativa) " 13 50
Alicante . ..- " 8 00
Valencia, Powdered oz. 1 20
Tilia (Linden), with leaves lb. 35
Without leaves " 65
Verbasci (Mullein) " 85
Violet " 60
Yarrow (Millefolia).. " 20
Fluor Spar " 12
Powdered " 15
Foil, Tin, see Tin Foil.
Food, Bird. Ballard's lib. pkgs., 60 lb. cases, case, 8 00
Brookman's 1 " " 60 " " '' 3 00
Canary Bird, Sheppard's 1 lb. box, doz. 1 50
Mocking Bird . bulk, lb. 25
Kaempfer's „ 1 lb. bot., doz. 2 75
Sheppard's Superior 1 lb. glass pres. jars (screw top) " 2 75
1 lb. box, " 2 75
Prepared Fish, Sheppard's Gen " 60
Fowler's Solution (Arsenic) lb. 13
Friar's Balsam (Turlington's) „ " 65
Frosting, White " 50
Fruit Juices, see Juices, page 37.
FUCUS Vesiculosus (Bladder Wrack) " 25
Fuller's Earth " 5
Powd .. " 7
Fumigating Powder (Pulvis Fumalis) " 90
Fustic, Chipped " 3
Groupd " 4
Galls, Aleppo " 20
Ground " 25
Powdered . " 30
30 JMoKRissox, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Gambier (Japonica) lb. SO 08
by bale, " 6
Garlic, Select " 25
Gelatine, Ohalmer's Shred __1 lb. pkg., " 85
2 oz. pkg., doz. 1 35
Cooper's Sheet lib. pkg., lb. 90
Shred " 90
2 oz. pkg., doz. 1 50
Cox's 2 " » " 1 65
Nelson's 2 " " " 1 60
French Sheet, Pink llb.pkg.,lb. 90
White, extra 1 " " " 65
No.l — 1 " " " 45
No.2 1 " " " 40
No.8 - .— 1 " " " 37
Gelsemin, Pure, _ 10 gr. v., gr. 3
Ginger, see Boots.
Glass, Powdered _ lb. 15
Soluble (Silicate Soda). _._ " 6
Glass Wool, for acid filtering oz. 1 25
Glauber Salts lb. 2
by barrel " f
Glonoine, Sol. 1 per cent -_.oz. 10
Sol. 10 per cent " 25
Glucose ._lb. 8
Glue, Brown, ordinary D " 10
Good, No. 10. " 12
Extra, No. 5 " 15
Eibbon, No. 1 " 16
Eibbon No. 2 " 14
Sheet, French . •' 15
Ground " 13
Stucco, in bbls " 6
White, G. B " 13
C " 14
C. I " 15
A " 20
A. A " 25
Ground " 20
Glycerine, Bower's 1 lb. bot., " 75
Gordon's 501b. cans, " 23
Laist & H " 23
M. & H. (see adv. of Marsh & Harwood) " 22^
M. & E. (see adv. of Marx & Rawolle) " 22i
M. P. &Co " 22i
20 lb. can, " 24
10 " " " 26
5 " " " 27
Price's 1 lb. in bot.. " 75
1 oz. bot., doz. 1 50
2 oz. bot., " 2 50
Proctor & Gamble's Vegetable \ lb. bot., " 6 75
1 " " " 11 25
10 lb. can, lb. 50
Sarg's Vienna 1 lb. bot., " 50
Schering's C. P __10 " " " 38
50 lb. can. " 27
Glycerole, Yerbine Co., P. D. & Co pt. bot., doz. 8 00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 31
Glycerites, see Pharm. Dept.
Glycerite of Kephaline, Polk's i lb. bot., lb. S6 00
Glycyrrhizin, Ammoniacal. " 3 50
Goa Powder oz. 25
Gold, Chloride 15 gr. v., doz. 5 50
30 " " " 10 75
Chloride and Sodium _15 " " " 3 00
30 " " " 5 50
Leaf, see G. in Painter's Supplies.
Goose Grease lb. 35
Goulard's Extract (Lead, Subac. Solution) " 25
Grains d'Ambrette " 85
Grains Paradise " 18
Powdered " 30
Granville's Lotion " 40
Grape J uice, Unfermented, Stevens' (see adv.). pint, doz. 3 50
quarts, " 6 00
Grape Sugar lb. 10
Graphite, Lump " 35
Powdered, pure " 85
Gravel, Bird, Silver Cliff in pkgs. 3 doz. cases doz. 60
Grease, Axle, see Axle Grease, page 15.
Groats, Robinson's, see R. in Prop. Med.
Guaco _ lb. 85
Guaiac Wood, Rasped " 5
Guarana, Lump (PauUinia) " 1 65
Powdered " 1 75
Gums, Aloes, Barbadoes _. " 30
Powdered " 38
Bonaire " 30
Powdered " 40
Cape " 12
Powdered " 18
Socotrine, true " 46
Powdered " 55
Amber _._ " 40
Ammoniac, Tears... _ : " 35
Powdered... " 85
Anime, true " 65
Arabic, Turkey, 1st Select " 1 00
2d Select " 90
3d Select _. " 80
Sifted Sorts " 60
Powdered, 1st " 90
Powdered, Select _ " 1 13
Asafcetida " 16
Powdered " 28
Lyon's Refined .. 5c boxes, doz. 35
10c boxes, " 70
Asphaltum lb. 10
Bdellium _ " 50
Benzoin, Marbled " 50
Powdered " 60
Camphor, Powdered 1 lb. can, " 50
Refined " 28
Pressed „ " 29
Simes' Compressed... .1 oz. cakes, 2 lb. boxes, " 31
1 " "5 " " " 80
32 MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Cueeent.
Gums — Continued.
Catechu, Black _ ..lb. SO 10
Powdered " 30
Eefined 1 lb. pkgs., " 13
i " " " 14
Chicle \ " 50
Copal . " 35
Demar " 35
Elemi " 30
Euphorbium " 30
Powdered . " 38
Galbanum, Powdered , : " 1 25
Strained . " 85
Gamboge " 65
Powdered " 75
Gedda " 20
Guaiac . . " 30
Powdered " 38
Hemlock " 60
Kino, true " 18
Powdered " 28
Kowrie " 50
Labdanum " 1 00
Mastic, Tears " 1 25
Powdered " 1 50
Myrrh, Turkey " 33
Powdered " 38
Extra Select " 60
Olibanum, Tears " 30
Powdered . ... " 35
Opium, Turkey " 5 25
Powdered " 6 75
Denarcotized oz. 65
Sagapenum , lb. 1 75
Sandarach " 40
Scammony, Aleppo 30 to 40 per cent, " 4 50
Powdered ._ " 5 50
Virgin, true 80 per cent, " 9 00
Powdered " 10 00
Seedlac " 30
Senegal " 45
Shellac, Bleached " 30
Campbell's " 25
English " 20
Native " 18
Powdered ^ " 30
Spruce, Vermont Select " 1 25
Sticklac " 30
Storax, Dry (Calamita) " 40
Liquid " 45
Succinum (Amber) " 40
Tamarac, true " 1 25
Thus (White Tiirpentine) " 06
Tragacanth, Flake, Aleppo, No. 2 " 50
No.l . " 65
Ribbons " 75
Turkey, No. 1 " 75
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 33
Gum s — Continued.
Tragacanfch, Sorts. ___ lb. $0 30
Powdered " 85
Gun Cotton „._. oz. 45
Gutta Percha, Crude, shavings lb. 1 25
Sheets " 1 35
Haematoxylin, Merck's ioz. v., oz. 7 00
Helenin, Merck's 1 gvm. v.,grm. 65
Herbs, Pressed, see Special List of Pressed Herbs, etc.
Herbs in Bulk and Cut.
Agrimony, German . lb. 30
Althaea (Marsh-Mallow, German) ___ _.. " 20
Anethi, German, Dill " 35
Balm Mint (Menth Crisp.), German " 35
Bittersweet, German " 25
Borage. .__ " 25
Buckbean _. . " 25
Canab, Indica, foreign " 30
Carduus Benedicta (Blessed Thistle) " 20
Centaury Minor, German " 30
Chickweed, Bed " 35
Chiretfca, German „ " 25
Coltsfoot, German " 20
Cyuoglossi (Hound's Tongue) " 25
Damiana " 50
Drosera Rotundifolia, (Sundew) " 75
Fucus Vesiculosus (Bladderwrack) " 25
Grindelia Robusta = " 40
Grindelia Squarrosa = " 30
Horehound, German " 20
Hyssop, German " 30
Jaborandi . " 30
Lemon Balm, German (Melissa) " 40
Liverwort.! " 25
Lobelia " 20
Powdered " 25
Malya (Low Mallow), German . " 25
Melissa (Lemon Balm) " 40
Mugwort (Artemisia) " 25
Mullein, German " 25
Pansy " 20
Peppermint (Menth. Pip.), German .___ " 40
Prairie Pine " 35
Pulsatilla, German " 25
Rue " 30
Reuma (Yerba Reuma) . " 35
Sage (see Leaves) " 30
Santa (Yerba Santa) " 30
Scurvy Grass (Cochlearia) ^ " 60
Spearmint (Menth. Virid.), German " 30
Sundew (Drosera) " 75
Sweet Marjoram, German " 30
Viola Tricolor, German (Pansy) „ " 20
Wormwood, German.. " 20
Powdered " 30
Yarrow (Millefolia), German " 20
Hiera PiGra(Powd. Aloes and Canella) ■' 40
34 MoREissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Hoffman's Anodyne lb. SO 50
Homatropin Bromide _5 gr. v., gr. 60
Homeopathic Globules, all sizes lb. 25
Tinctures ..llb.bot., " 1 75
i " " " 1 90
i " " " 2 00
2 oz. bot., oz. 13
1 " " " 15
Triturations _ .1 lb. bot., lb. 1 40
i " " " 1 50
i " " " 1 60
2 oz. bot., oz. 13
1 " " " 15
Honey, Strained _ lb. 12
Hops, Loose, 1886 " 35
Pressed, 1886 „ Hb. and i lb. paper, " 30
1885... ..i " " i " " " 25
1 oz. paper, " 30
Loose, Pressed i lb. paper, " 30
Hot Drops, Bulk _... " 50
H yd rastin, Sulphate, Merck's 1 dr. v., dr. 1 50
Pare White Crystals, Merck's 1" " " 150
Hydrochinon i oz. v., oz. 1 75
Hydronapthol, I's lb. 1 50
Hydrogen, Peroxide Solution " 45
Hyoscin Hydrobromide, Merok's 5gr. v.,gr. 90
Hydroclilorate, Merck's... 5" " " 100
Hydroiodate, Merck's 5" " " 100
HyOSCyamin, Colorat. Amorph., Merck's 5 " " " 16
Hvrobromate Amorph., Merck's . = .5 " " " 20
Pure White... 5" " " 50
Sulphate, Amorph 5 " " " 25
Hypernic Wood, Out lo. 06
Hypnon, Merck's i oz. v., oz. 1 50
I cFlthyoi, Sul. Ammon, Merck's _.l " " " 50
Sul. Sodium, Merck's _ _ ...1 " " " 50
1 lb. bot., lb. 7 00
India Ink, see Ink, in Sundries.
India Rubber, Crude " 150
Indigo, Bengal " 1 60
Carmine of " 90
Compound (Sulphate) " 65
Guatemala " 1 35
Madras,Extra " 75
Manila " 70
Paste " 18
Sulphate (Indigo Comp'd) " 65
Inks, see I, in Sundries.
Insect Powder, Dalmatian _ " 40
Persian " 40
Iodine, Bromide 1 oz. v., oz. 90
Solution, 15 per cent 1" " " 40
Chloride 1" " " 90
Ee-Sublimed _. _1 lb. g. s. b., lb. 4 00
1 oz. g. s. b., oz. 35
Iodoform, Aromatic 1 oz. v., oz. 45
Powd ^ 1 oz. c. v., " 4")
i and i lb. bot., lb. 5 25
MoRRissoisr, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 35
I odof orm — Continued.
Precip. Small Crystals lib. bot., lb. $5 25
1 oz. v., oz. 45
Powd. Merck's 1 lb. bot.. lb. 7 50
Powdered, Merck's 1 oz. v., oz. 60
Deodorized, Merck's 1 " " " 75
lodol 25 grm. bot., bot. 1 25
Iron, Acetate, Dry 1 oz. v., oz. 30
Liquid llb.bot.,lb. 75
Alcoholized (Limatura) 1 " " " 35
Ammon. (Flores Martiales) 1 " " " 35
and Ammonia Sulphate, Squibb's 1 " " " 70
1 oz. v., oz. 10
Arseniate 1" " " 35
Arsenite 1 " " " 35
Benzoate 1 " " " 75
Borocitrate 1 " " " 60
Bromide 1" " " 25
by Hydrogen (Quevenne's Iron) lb. 75
Carb. Drops (Rubigo Ferri) " 18
Carb. Precipitated (Sub-Carbonate) " 14
Carb. Proto(Vallett's Mass) i lb. jar, " 35
Squibb's ..ilbpot, " 60
Carb. Saccharated " 75
Chloride _ 1 lb. bot., " 50
1 oz. v., oz. 13
SoUd, Squibb's 1 lb. bot., lb. 90
1 cz. v., oz. 14
Solution, for Tincture pt. 16
Squibb's 50 per cent 1 lb. bot., lb. 88
1 oz. v., oz. 14
for Tincture, Squibb's lb. 35
Citrate, U. S. P 1 lb. bot., lb. 70
1 oz. v., oz. 12
and Ammonia (soluble) lib. bot., lb. 65
1 oz. v., oz. 12
and Ammon, Squibb's 1 lb. tin, lb. 70
1 oz. v.. oz. 10
Note. — Citrate of Iron is rendered more soluble by the addition
of Ammonia, and the terms " ammoniated" and " sol-
uble," as applied to this article, are synonymous.
Iron, Citrate and Cinchonidia loz.v.,oz. 20
andMagnesium 1 " " " 13
and Manganese. „ 1 " " " 60
andQuinine 1 lb. bot., lb. 3 20
1 oz. v., oz. 32
SquibVs 1 " " " 32
and Quinine, with Strychnine 1 " " " 35
Citrate and Strychnia 1 lb. bot., lb, 2 00
1 oz. v., oz. 20
Dialyzed, scales 1 " " " 50
Solution, M. P. & Co 1 lb. bot., lb. 40
Solution, P. D. & Co 1" " " 40
Solution, Glycerated, P. D. & Co 1" " " 45
Solution, Wyeth's 1 " " " 85
Ferrocyanide 1 " " " 55
1 oz. v., oz. 10
Squibb's lib. bot., lb. 75
36 MORRISSON, PlUMMER & Co.'s PRICES-CURRElSrT,
Iron — Continued.
Ferrocyanide, Squibb's 1 oz. v., oz. $0 10
Filings, Extra lb. 10
Hydrated Peroxide (antidote for Arsenic) •' 35
Squibb's, per pkge. 90
Hydrocyanate 1 oz. v., oz. 75
Hypophosphite _ lib. bot.,lb. 2 75
1 oz. v., oz. 24
Iodide, bulk.__ lb. 4 75
1 oz. v., oz. 42
Saccharated . 1 " " " 50
Syrup of llb.bot.,lb. 53
Squibb's... 1 " " " 70
Tasteless 1 oz. v., oz. 85
Syrup of lib. bot., lb. 85
Lactate ...1 " " " 1 GO
1 oz. v., oz. 13
Lactophosphate ...l " " " 39
Limatura (Iron Alcoholized) lb. 35
Malate 1 oz. v., oz. 1 25
Muriate, See Iron Chloride.
Nitrate Solution, U. S. P lb. 31
Squibb's 1 lb. bot., " 05
Oxalate 1 oz. v., oz. 25
Oxide, Black 1 lb. bot., lb. 40
Eed (Crocus Martis) " 10
Sacch. Soluble . 1 lb. bot., " 90
Perchloride (Sesquichloride) " 50
Pernitrate, Solution ...1 lb. bot., " 35
Persulphate (Subsulphate) " 45
Phosphate, Precip lib. bot., " 50
Phosphate, Scales, U. S. P 1" " " 80
with Citrate Sodium, Merck's 1 oz. v., oz, 35
Proto Carbonate (Yallett's Mass) lb. 32
Proto Sulphate and Ammonium " 18
Pyrophosphate 1 lb. bot, " 66
1 oz. v., oz. 10
Squibb's lib. tin, lb. 70
1 oz. v., oz. 10
Quevenne's (by Hydrogen) 1 lb. bot., lb. 75
1 oz. v., oz. 12
Salicylate 1 " " " 55
Sesquichloride 1 lb. bot., lb. 50
1 oz. v., oz. 13
Subcarbonate lb. 14
Squibb's 1 lb. tin, lb. 30
Subsulphate (Monsel's Po) Hb. bot. , lb. 45
1 oz. v., oz. 10
Squibb's 1 lb. tin, lb. 70
1 oz. v., oz. 10
Soln. (Monsel's) 1 lb. bot., lb. 25
Squibb's 1 " " " 40
1 oz. v., oz. 10
Succinate " 65
Sulphate, Com'l., see Copperas, page 24.
Crystals, Pure lb. 7
Dried, Pure (Exsiccated) " 16
Purif. Gran., Mallinckrodt's. llb.bot.,lb. 35
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 37
Iron — Continued.
Sulphate, Purif. Gran., Sqnibb's 1 lb. tin, lb. ^0 25
Exsic, Squibb's 1 " '• " 45
Sulphide (Sulphuret) " 21
Sulpho-Carbolate 1 oz. v., oz. 14
Sulphuret 1.1b. bot., lb. 21
Tannate 1 oz. v., oz. 30
Tartrate and Ammonium 1 lb. bot., lb. 62
1 oz. v., oz. 12
and Potass, Plates _-.l lb. bot., lb. 60
1 oz. v., oz. 12
Squibb's 1 lb. tin, lb. 70
1 oz. v., oz. 10
Powdered lib. bot., lb. 56
Tersulphate, Solution 1" " " 20
Squibb's 1 " " " 83
Tungstate 1 " " " 40
Valerianate ^ 1 oz. v, oz. 35
and Quinia i " " " 175
Wire, Cut (Card Teeth) lb. 15
Isinglass, American (Fish Glne) " 1 15
Cooper's, see Gelatine, page 30,
Eussia, Sheet " 3 75
Shred " 4 00
Issue Piasters 1 doz. Plasters in tin box, box 1 75
Ivory Black (Animal Charcoal) . lb, 5
Jalapin, Merck's i oz. v., oz. 90
Jambul Bark, Powdered 1 " " " 60
James Powder (Antimonial Powder) lb. 70
Japonica " 8
by bale, " 6
Jeweler's Rouge, seeEouge.
Job's Tears - - " 1 00
Juice, Couium (Sucous Conii) " 90
Dandelion (Succus Taraxaci) " 1 25
Elder (SucGus Sambuci) " 40
Grape, see G, page 31.
Juniper Berries (Succas Juniperi) " 85
Licorice (Succus Liquiritiae) " 85
Lime, see Lime Juice, page 41.
Juices, Fruit, in quart Champagne bottles, Hance Bro. & White's.
Blackberry, Pineapple, Strawberry aud Easpberry, doz. 6 50
McK. & E., Catawba, Pineapple, Strawberry and Easpberry, " 6 50
Shafer's, all flavors " 9 00
Smith & Painter's Blackberry, Catawba, Cherry, Peach, Pine-
apple, Quince, Easplserry, Eed and Black Currant,
Scuppernong Grape, Strawberry doz. G 50
Juniper Berries lb. 7
Powdered " 14
Kairin 1 oz. v., oz. 2 00
Kali and Kaiium, see Potassium.
Kamala, Powdered lb. 65
1 oz. v., oz. 15
Kaolin '. lb. 10
Kava Kava, Alpha Eesin 1 grm v., grm. 45
BetaEesin 1 " " " 30
Kefir, Merck's 1 dr. v., dr. 35
Kephaline, Giyceriteof (Polk's) i lb. bot., lb. 6 00
38 MoRKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Keratin, Merck's 1 dr. v., dr. %l 00
Kermes Mineral (Antimony Oxysul.) ^ lb. 1 25
Kola Paste, Lloyd's i lb. pkgs., doz. 5 00
Koossine, Brown „___! oz. v.,'dr. 1 00
Koosso lb. 45
Powdered " 55
Kumyss (Koumiss), Russian, Rhode's doz. 4 00
Lac Dye, Powdered lb. 25
Lac SulpJiur, English " 12
P. &W " 17
Lactated Pepsin,?. D.& Co ...llb.bot., " 6 00
1 oz. v., oz. 45
Lacto-peptine, Powder ; i lb. bot., lb. 9 60
1 oz. v., doz. 8 00
Preparations of, see Prop, list, under L.
Lactucarium ^ 1 lb. bot., lb. 4 00
1 oz. v., oz. 37
Laminaria Digitata (Sea Tangle).. " 15
Lamp Black, see Paints.
Lanolate (Oleum Lanae), Acidi Carbolia lb. 40
Belladonnae " 50
Conii '• 50
Hydrargyri " 40
lodidi Rubra . " 50
Nitratis " 50
lodinii " 60
lodoli " 1 00
Iodoform! " 75
Picis Liquidae " 40
Plumbi lodidi.... " 60
Potassii lodidi.. " 50
Stramonii " 50
Sulphuris " 40
lodidi " 60
Lanoleum, see Wool Fat, Ritter's.
Lanolin, Liebreich's llb.can, " 1 00
Lapis Calaminaris (Calamine) " 12
Lapis Cancror (Crab's Eyes) oz. 15
Lapis Divinus (Copper Aluminated) lb. 75
Lard, Benzoated ... " 20
Laudanum (Tinct. Opium) ^.. " 1 00
Lead, Acetate (Sugar of ), Brown " 12
White " 15
Powdered " 25
Purified, Mai ...1 Ib.bot., " 35
Purified and Gran., Squibb's 1 lb. tin. " 40
Black, American " 5
E. I " 8
German . " 5
Borate 1 oz. v., oz. 35
Bromide 1" " " 60
Carbonate (White Lead) lb. 8
Pure (Flake White) ,... " 15
Chloride . 1 oz. v.,oz. 18
Chromate.. 1 lb. bot., lb. 1 60
Cyanide ■ 1 oz. v., oz. 60
Ferro Cyanide ....1 " " " 30
Glycerite .__ lb. 1 00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
89
L e ad — Continued.
Hyperoxide lib. bot.,lb.
Hyposulphite 1 " " "
Iodide \ " " "
1 oz. v., oz.
Squibb's 1" " "
Lactate 1 " " "
Metallic, Pure lb.
Granulated "
Powdered oz.
Nitrate , 1 lb. bot., lb.
Oxide (Litharge) "
Pure "
Phosphate 1 oz. v., oz.
Red, see paints.
Sub-acetate, Solut. (Goulard's Ext.) lb.
Squibb's 1 lb. bot. "
Sulphate 1 " " "
Sulphide 1 " " "
Tannate 1 oz. v., oz.
Tartrate . 1 " " "
Leaves, Pressed, see list of Pressed Herbs, Etc.
Leaves, in bulk.
Aconite, English, Allen's 1 lb. bot. lb.
German
Powdered .
Bay (Laurel)
Belladonna, English, Allen's 1 lb. bot,
German
Powdered
Boldo __
Powdered.
Buchu, Long_.
Short
Powdered
Cannabis, Indica
Caroba
Castor
Cherry Laurel
Coca_--
Conium, English, Allen's 1 lb. bot.
German
Powdered
Damiana
Powdered
Digitalis, English, Allen's 1 lb. bot.
German
Powdered
Eucalyptus
Grindelia Robusta
Hemlock (Pinus Canacl.)
Henbane, English, Allen's lib bot.
German
Powdered
Horehound
Powdered
Jaborandi
^1 25
80
4 60
36
40
40
60
65
15
15
8
75
30
25
25
45
1 60
85
25
50
20
30
10
60
30
35
40
25
35
50
15
30
30
25
35
50
50
35
20
30
50
75
75
20
30
20
30
25
00
25
35
15
25
30
40 MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Le a V e s— Continued.
Jaborandi, Powdered .__lb. $0 50
Laurel, true (Bay Leaves) " 10
Lily of the Valley " 50
Matico " 40
Powdered " 60
Orange " 35
Patchouly " 65
Poison Oak (Rhus Toxicodendron) " 35
Poppy " 25
Pulsatilla " 25
Powdered " 35
Rose, see Flowers, page 29.
Rosemary " 20
Sage, Select in bulk, " 30
Powdered " 20
Pressed i lb. and i lb. papers," 15
1 oz. papers, " 20
Loose Pressed " i lb. papers, " 20
Savin .._ " 20
Powdered " 25
Senna, Alexandria, Natural " 35
Select. Garbled " 40
Powdered " 50
E.L " 16
Powdered " 25
Tinnevelly „ " 20
Stramonium " 20
Powdered „ " 25
Thyme, German _" 20
UvaUrsi " 10
Powdered " 25
Vanilla (Deer's Tongue). _ " 25
Witch-Hazel - " 20
Wormwood " 18
Leeches, Swedish doz. 75
Lemon Peel lb. 15
Candied " 40
Letheon (Ether Sulphuric, Washed) . " 70
Lichen, see Moss.
Licorice, Extract of, see Extract, page 27,
Root, see Roots.
Lime, Salts of, see Calcium, page 20.
Carbolate „ _ " 10
1 lb. boxes, doz. 1 50
Caustic lib. bot., lb. 60
Chloride, dry " 4
Greenbank, in zinc cans ^^__1 lb., lb. 10
" " " i " " 11
(( (k « i « " X2
Leggett's 1 lb. paper packages, " 9
i " " " " 10
i " " « " 12
Assd., 50 lb. cases, " lOi
Steele's, in waterproof packages 1 lb., " 8
i " " 9
Sulphite .. 1- - " 20
Moeeisso:n^, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 41
L i m e — Continued.
Sulphite In cartoons, doz. $1 25
Vienna (Vienna Caustic) lb, 20
Lime Juice, Gillon's (see adv. Loring Crocker) quarts, doz. 3 25
bulk, gal. 1 00
Montserrat quarts,doz. 3 75
Kose's '• " 3 75
Lint, see L in Sundries.
Liquor Coloring (Caramel) 1 gal, 1 25
Ergot, purified 1 lb. bot., lb. 2 10
Opium Oomp. Squibb's 1" " " 3 00
Potassa " 18
Liquors, Concentrated, Smith, Kline & Co.'s, for making Elixirs and
Syrups. In ^s add 10c. ; in is 20c. to lb. price.
Am. Cit. Bis. (for Elixir) lib. bot., lb. 2 50
Calcis Lacto Phos. for Syrup 1" " " 4 00
Calisaya, for Elixir 1" " " 150
Ferrated, for Elixir 1" " " 2 50
IronandBis. " 1" " " 2 50
Iron and Strych. Elixir 1" " " 2 50
and Pyrophos. Iron, for Elixir 1" " " 2 50
Iodide Iron for Syrup 1" " " 3 00
Iron, Bis. and Strych. Elixir 1" " " 2 50
Pepsin and Bis. for Elixir 1" " " 4 00
Bis. and Strych 1" " " 4 00
Phosphate Iron, for Syrup 1" " " 125
Comp. for Syrup 1 " " " 1 25
Iron, Quin. and Strych. for Syrup 1" " " 4 00
Liquorice, Extract of, see Extract, page 27.
Root, see Hoots.
Litharge ._ — " 8
25 lb. kegs, " 6
Litliium, Acetate ___. _ . 1 oz. v., oz. 1 50
Benzoate bulk, lb. 7 00
1 oz. v., oz. 65
Squibb's 1 " " " 70
Bicarbonate 1 " " " 85
Bromide... i lb. and i lb. hot., lb. 5 00
1 oz. v., oz. 43
Carbonate i, i and 1 lb. bot., lb. 5 00
1 oz. v., oz. 40
Chloride 1 " " " 50
Citrate... _i, i and 1 lb. bot., lb. 5 00
1 oz. v., oz. 40
Ferro Citrate 1 " " " 90
Hippurate 1 " " " 3 75
Iodide 1 " " " 75
Nitrate 1 " " " 1 20
Oxalate... 1 " " " 120
Salicylate i lb. and i lb. bot, lb. 7 50
1 oz. v., oz. 54
Sulphate 1 " " " 50
Sulpho-Carbolate 1 " " " 65
Litmus lb. 50
Litmus Paper, Blue and Red Sheets qr. 85
in Strips, book, 60
Liver Suipiiur (Potassium Sulphuret) lb. 22
Lodestone (Magnetic Ore) " 65
42 MORRISSON, PlUMMER & Co.'s PRICES-CuRRElSrT,
Logwood, see Dyewoods, page 25.
Extract of, see Extract, page 27.
London Purple, Hemingway's (see adv.) bulk, lb. $0 09
5 and 1 lb. pkgs., " 12
Lotion, Granville's 1 lb. bot., " 38
Lozenges, Cachou, Thayer's 1" " " 50
Chlorate Potassa 5 lb. boxes, " 25
Cough (Oubeb) . 5" " « 25
Gelatine, Nelson's packages, doz. 1 50
Licorice, Sugar-coatea, M. P. & Co. Rose 5 lb. boxes, lb. 25
Sugar-coated, M. P. & Co. Vanilla 5" " " 25
M. & R. (see adv.) by case 22, 5 lb. can, " 25
Scudder's (see adv.) 5" " " 25
Y. & S. (see adv.) 5" " " 25
Warner's 5 and 10 lb. boxes, " 30
Thayer's, Round . 5" " " 35
Pharmaceutical, see Pharmaceutical Dept.
Santonine, Worm hhd. 50
Lunar Caustic, (Nitrate Silver Fused) 1 oz, v., oz. 75
No. 2, 67 per cent 1 " " " 58
No. 3, 50 per cent 1 " " " 48
Lupuiine, American lb. 90
German " 50
Lycopodium _._ " 50
Lye, Concentrated, Globe, Red, Bar, Gran 4 doz. cases, case, 3 25
Greenwich, Solid 4 " " " 3 25
Lewis' Perfumed 4 " " " 4 50
Penn. Salt Co., Solid.. 4 " " " 3 25
Mace -.— lb. 80
Powdered " 85
Madder, Dutch " 12
by bbl. " 10
Compound (Sol. Muriate Tin) " 10
Magnesium, Acetate.. 1 oz. v., oz. 30
Benzoate 1 " " " 45
Bisulphate 1 lb. bot., lb. 2 25
Boro-Citrate 1 oz. v., oz. 25
Borate 1 " " " 35
Bromide 1 " " " 42
Calcined, American (Oxide) lb. 40
K. & M., Heavy " 65
small bot., doz. 1 25
K & M., Light 1 lb. cans, lb. 65
P. & W., Heavy small bot., doz. 1 25
1 lb. cans, lb. 70
English, Light ._..! " " " 65
Jennings's, Light 1 " bot, " 1 10
Carbonate, English 2 oz. papers, " 20
4 " " " 19
Jennings's 2 " " " 37
4 « " " 35
K. &M 4 " " " 18
2 " " " 20
1 " " " 22
Rose Perfumed doz. 30
Small Square, English lb. 50
Jennings's " 70
K &M _ lib. boxes, " 50
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 43
Magnesium— Continued,
Chloride 1 lb. bot., lb. $0 60
Citrate, dry, M. P. & Co 1 " " " 90
M. P. &Co -..4oz. bot., doz. 2 25
Solution " 2 25
Proprietary, see Pat. Med. list.
Hypophosphite 1 oz. v., oz. 32
Iodide 1" " " 72
Lactate -.1 " " " 35
Lactophosphate . 1 " " " 35
MetaUic, Ribbon . " 4 00
Powdered Merck's 1 oz. v., oz. 3 75
Sheets " 4 00
Wire " 4 00
Muriate, pure (Chloride) _._ lb. 60
Nitrate, pure „_„ 1 lb. bot., " 1 10
Phosphate 1" " " 2 25
Sulphate, see Salts, Epsom, page 26.
Chem. pare 1" " " 35
Sulphite.... 1 " " " 80
Tartrate 1 oz. v., oz. 30
Valerianate :1 " " " 120
Malto-Pepsin, Tilden's . 1 lb. bot., lb. 7 00
1 oz. v., oz. 50
Manganese, Acetate 1 " " " 35
Benzoate 1 " " " 1 20
Black Oxide, powdered lb. 7
Borate . " 60
Bromide 1 oz. v., oz. 67
Carbonate 1" " " 35
Chloride 1 " " " 30
Citrate . 1 " " " 60
Hyperoxide, Artificial 1 lb. bot., lb. 1 75
Hypophosphite 1 oz. v., oz. 30
Iodide 1" " " 105
Lactate 1" " " 60
Metallic grm. 75
Muriate (Chloride.) loz. v., oz. 30
Nitrate 1" " " 35
Per-Oxide, C. P 1 lb. bot., lb. 2 25
Phosphate 1 oz. v., oz. 55
Sulphate ._-l lb. bot., lb. 90
1 oz. v., oz. 13
Manna, Flake, large lb. 1 10
small " 60
Mannit 1 lb. bot., " 2 50
Marble dust, Hudson Eiver bbl. 1 75
Matthews " 2 25
Matches, see M. in Sundries.
Meconin 1 ioz. v., ioz. 2 75
Menthol, Crystals (Japanese Peppermint Camphor) " 35
bulk, lb. 4 00
Mercury (Quicksilver) " 60
Albuminate " 1 oz. v., oz. 25
Acetate 1 " " " 55
Ammoniated (White Precipitate) lb. 97
Bichloride (Corrosive Sublimate) " 68
Powdered _ " 78
44 MoRRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current.
M e re u r y — Continued.
Bichloride, C. P. Merck's 1 lb. bot, lb. SI 75
Biniodide (Bed Iodide) 1 oz. v., oz. 37
1 lb. bot., lb. 4 50
Squibb's : 1 oz. v., oz. 30
Bisulphate 1 lb. bot., lb. 65
Bisulphuret (Cinnabar) " 1 30
Bromide 1 oz. v., oz. 60
Chloride, Mild (Calomel) lb. 80
English " 1 10
Cyanide 1 oz. v., oz. 50
Distilled .lb. 75
Nitrate Crystals 1 oz. v., oz. 30
Solution.. _ .._ 1 " " ." 22
Oleate, see Oleates.
Oxide, Black 1 " " " 18
Bed (Bed Precipitate) ...lb. 88
Bed Prec. Levigated " 2 00
Yellow = 1 oz. v., oz. 18
Squibb's 1 " " " 38
Phosphate 1 oz. bot., " 65
Proto-iodide (Green Iodide) 1 oz. v., " 34
Squibb's 1 " " " 30
Proto-chloride (Chloride Mild) lb. 80
Protonitrate Crystals 1 oz. v., oz. 30
Protoxide 1 " " " 40
Subsulphate (Turpeth Mineral) lb. 1 20
Sulpho-Cyanide . 1 oz. v., oz. 35
Sulphuret Black (Ethiops Mineral) lb. 80
Tannate, Merck's 1 oz. v., oz. 65
With Chalk . 1 lb. bot., lb. 40
Squibb's 1 " " " 60
Magnesia 1 " " " 1 00
Methyl, Acetate 1 oz. v., oz. 50
Benzoate 1 " " " 1 25
Bi-chloride 1 " " " 80
Hydrated Oxide, pure. - 1 " " " 30
Iodide 1 " " " 100
Salicylate . 1 " " " 65
Milk, Condensed, Anglo-Swiss, prep'd in America doz. 1 30
Anglo-Swiss, prep'd in England " 1 30
Anglo-Swiss, prep'd in Switzerland " 1 60
Anglo-Swiss, with Cocoa " 2 10
Anglo-Swiss, with Coffee " 2 30
Anglo-Swiss, with Chocolate " 2 30
Dyer's Unsweetened " 3 25
Eagle brand, Borden " 1 90
Highland " 1 75
Nestle's Swiss " 2 00
Sugar of Crystals (Sugar of Milk) lb. 28
Powdered " 30
Morphine, Acetate i oz. v., oz. 3 60
Bi-Meconate i" " " 4 20
Solution llb.bot.,lb. 175
Bromide (Hydrobromate) i oz. v., oz. 4 40
Ferrocyanide '. i " " " 8 50
Muriate i " " " 3 60
PureAlkaloid. i " " " 4 75
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Pkices-Current. 45
Morphine— Continued.
Sulphate, English 1 oz. bot.,oz. ^3 10
i oz. v., " 3 25
Sulphate, N. T. Quinine & O. Co 1 oz. bot., " 3 25
i oz. v., oz. 3 50
P. &W. loz. bot., '- 3 35
i oz. v., " 3 60
Valerianate i " " " 5 15
Moss, Corsican „ lb. 35
Iceland " ]0
Irish " 10
Extra " 12
Mucilage, see M in Sundries.
Muscarin, Nitrate 5 gr. v., gr. 40
Sulphate 5 " " " 40
Musk, Chinese 1 oz. tin, oz. 35
Tonquin, in pods " 20 00
in grain " 30 00
Mustard, Ground, Coleman's Durham 4, 6 and 10 lb. cans, lb. 30
18 lb. keg, " 25
ilb. cansjdoz. 1 50
i " » " 2 75
1 " " " 5 00
M. P. & Co., strictly pure ._6 and 10 " " lb. 35
M. P. & Co's. Table 6 and 10 " " " 28
Napellin ._ 5 gr. v., gr. 30
Naptha, Wood (Wood Alcohol) .gal. 1 50
Purif. (Pyroxilic Spt.) lib. bot.,lb. 40
Napthaline, Ee-Sublimed " 50
White, Merck's " 35
Naptlnoi, Alpha, Merck's 1 oz. v., oz. 40
Beta, Merck's 1" " " 20
i lb. bot., lb. 2 00
Napthylamine, Merck's 1 oz. v., oz. 50
Narcein ioz. v., dram, 2 00
Narcotin ioz. v., oz. 1 50
Natrium and Natron, see Sodium.
Nickel, Acetate L ^ 1 oz. v., oz. 60
Bromide 1 " " " 50
Carbonate 1 " " " 35
Chloride „..l " " " 30
Metallic 1 " " " 20
Nitrate... 1 1 " " " 35
Oxide. ___. 1 " " " 1 10
Sulphate 1 " " " 20
Sulphate, Ammoniated lb. 75
Nicotin ioz.v.,i^oz. 1 00
Nicwood, Ground lb. 5
Nutgalls, Aleppo " 20
Ground " 25
Powdered " 30
Nutmegs, No. 1, Penang " 75
Powdered " 85
Nuts, Areca . " 25
Powdered , . " 30
Nux Vomica " 10
Powdered " 20
Easped.. " 20
46 MoKRissox, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Oakum lb. SO 15
Oatmeal - -- " 3i
By barrel " 3
Kobinson's Patent 1 lb. papers, doz. 1 20
OILS, ESSENTIAL.
We invite especial attention to our Essential Oils, which are selected with
the greatest care, the finest qualities being offered in the following list :
Oil, Almonds, Bitter, Essential lb. %1 00
oz. 50
Sweet, Allen's lb. 50
French " 35
Amber, Crude (Succini) " 25
Rectified . » 40
Ambergris oz. 1 75
Angelica " 1 00
Animal, Ethereal, Dippel's lb. 4 00
Fetid " 25
Aniseed " 2 20
Apple, Merck's " 7 GO
Arnica Flowers oz. 50
Balm Mint (Mentha Crisp) German " 35
Balsam Fir lb. 1 50
Bay Leaves, True oz. 50
by bot. 24 ozs., bot. 9 00
Bergamot, Restuccia lb. 2 10
Bergamot, Sanderson's " 2 25
Birch, Artificial, for flavoring " 2 25
Birch Tar, Crude " 35
Rectified .._ " 1 75
Black Pepper " 80
Cade - " 35
Merck's " 60
Cajeput „ " 90
Calamus oz. 30
Camphor, E. I lb. 30
Camphorated . " 40
Canada Snake Root oz. 125
Cantharides " 75
Capsicum, Red " 50
Caraway, Ordinary lb. 1 50
Seed ._ " 2 50
Cardamom oz. 4 50
Cascarilla " 1 25
Cassia lb. 90
Cedar, Com'l " 30
Red, Pure " 65
White, Pure " 65
Cedarwood, Lebanon " 1 50
Cedrat oz. 40
Celery " 90
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 47
Oils, Essential— Continued.
Chamomile, German oz. $5 00
Eoman " 1 50
Chaulmoogra lb. 3 50
Cherry Laurel (Lauro Cerasi) oz. 1 00
Cinnamon Bark, Ceylon, True " 1 25
Citronella, Native lb. 60
Winter's " 1 00
Civet, Alcoholic oz. 75
Cloves __.lb. 2 10
Cocoanut " 18
Cognac, Green oz. 2 50
Cologne, Ballard's i pt. bot,, pt. 5 00
Lundborg's _ i" '• " 7 00
Eedwood i" " " 7 00
Conium, (Coctum) lb. 60
Copaiba . " 80
Coriander oz. 65
Croton, English _ „ lb. 1 40
Cubeb " 9 00
Cumin " 4 50
Curacoa " 5 00
Cuscus (Vetivert) __-oz. 8 00
DiU " 40
Ergot _ 1 oz. v., " 12
bulk, lb. 1 00
Erigeron _ ._ " 1 25
Todd's -....._ llb.bot., " 1 40
i " " " 1 60
ir " " " 1 80
Eucalyptus _ _ - _-- " 1 90
Fennel Seed _ ___ _ " 2 00
Eireweed ___ _ " 1 50
Fusil, Crude _ gal. 50
Rectified lb. 75
Geranium, Rose, French, Chiris' oz. 60
Turkish, Natural lb. 6 00
Ginger .i oz. 75
Golden Rod (Solidago)-.-. _ lb. 4 00
Heliotrope, Alcoholic " 3 50
Hemlock, Com'l " 30
Pure " 65
Henbane _ _ _" 50
Hops oz. 5 00
Horsemint lb. 2 50
Horseradish , ^ oz. 1 35
_ Hyssop, Ethereal _ " 1 25
Jasmin, Alcoholic lb. 3 50
Juniper Berries " 1 90
Wood.-.. " 47
Laurel, Essential oz. 85
Expressed lb. 45
Lauro Cerasi (Cherry Laurel) oz. 100
Lavender Flowers, French, Chiris' lb. 1 75
Garden " 75
Spike.... " 60
Lavender, Mitcham oz. 2 25
Lemon, Restuccia lb. 1 75
48 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Currej^t.
Oils, Essential— Continued.
Lemon, Sanderson's -_- lb. $2 25
Lemon Grass, Winter's " 85
Limette (.Limes) oz. 60
Lobelia " 75
bulk, lb. 9 00
Lovage oz. 1 50
Mace, Expressed lb. 2 00
Male Fern, Ethereal, Merck's 1 oz. bot., oz. 30
Ethereal bulk, lb. 3 00
Marjoram oz. 1 25
Melissa (Lemon Balm). True " -60
Musk, Alcoholic ._ " 50
Mustard . " 60
Myrbane lb. 35
Neroli, Bigarade oz. 3 50
PetitGrain " 65
Nutmeg, Essential " 35
Orange, Bitter lb. 5 00
Sweet " 2 10
Origanum, Oretice oz. 50
Com'l lb. 35
Pure " 50
Palm " 15
Parsley oz. 65
Patchouly " 1 50
Pear ._.. lb. 3 50
Pennyroyal ' " 90
Pepper, Black " 80
Red (Capsicum) ^ ^ oz. 50
Peppermint, Pure lb. 2 85
Hotchkiss', H. G 21 oz. bot., " 4 00
Todd's, Crystal White (see adv.) 1 lb. bot., " 3 75
i " » " 4 00
i " " " 4 20
Phosphorated „_ " 65
Pimento . " 3 50
Pinus Sylvestris, German " 150
Pongamia, Glabra 1 oz. v., oz. 45
Poppy Jb. 40
Prickly Ash oz. 50
Pumpkin Seed " 65
Ehodium " 40
Bose, Geranium, see Oil Geranium.
Com'l " 4 50
Kissanlik, Ihmsen's " 6 50
Eosemary, French „ lb. 60
Flowers, French, Chi ris' " 1 25
Eue " 6 00
Sage oz. 50
Sandalwood, English lb. 7 50
German „_ " 3 50
Turkish " 9 00
Sassafras 1 .__ " 45
Todd's 1 lb. bot., " 75
i " " " 96
i " " " 1 16
Savin. — . " 90
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 49
Oils, Essential— Continued.
Seneka, True lb. $0 15
Skunk .- " 50
Smartweed. " 2 00
Spearmint " 5 50
Todd's 1 lb. bofc., " 6 50
i " " " 6 70
ir " " " 6 88
Spike-. _ -- — " 12
Spruce " 60
Stillingia oz. 65
bulk, lb. 9 00
Stone,Black . " 15
Succin., Eect. (Amber) " 40
Summer Savory oz. 60
Tansy, Oom'l. ._ lb. 2 25
Pure " 3 50
Todd's 1 lb. bot., " 3 00
i " " " 3 20
i lb. " " 3 40
Tar " 10
Thyme, Eed " 90
White " 1 25
Tobacco, Merck's oz. 2 00
Turpentine, Eectif. Merck's.. 1 lb. bot., lb. 65
Valerian oz. 75
Verbena, True " 1 00
Vetivert, (Cuscus) " 8 00
Wine, Ethereal, Light lb. 2 00
Heavy " 8 00
Squibb's 1 oz. v., oz. 1 80
Wintergreen lb. 2 30
Wormseed, Baltimore " 2 00
Wormwood, Commercial " 3 00
Pure " 5 00
Todd's __ 1 lb. bote, " 5 10
i " " " 5 30
^ " " " 5 50
French, Pure _._ ._ " 8 00
Ylang Ylang, True oz. 10 00
Oil Vitriol (Acid, Sulphuric) lb. 3
by Carboy " If
Oils, Heavy, Bank, Tanners' . bbl., gal. 35
Benne (Sesame) " 1 00
Carbon, 110° fire test " Market
150° fire test, Prime White " price
150° fire test, Saow White "
150° fire test, Water White... "
175° fire test. Headlight "
177° fire test, Elaine "
Castor, No. 1, White (8 lbs. to gal.) " $1 50
5 gal. plain cans (20 gal. cases), *' 1 48
5 gal. boxed cans, " 1 60
i bbls., " 1 42
bbls., " 1 40
Baker's A. A 5 gal. plain cans, " 1 55
2 oz. bot., doz. 60
4 " " " 1 00
/«
lo
so ^ MoKRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Currext.
^ — ^:4 ■ — —
Dils, Heavy— Continued.
Castor, Baker's A. A 8 oz. bot., doz. $1 75
Baker's Crystal 5 gal., gal. 170
No. 3 5 gal. plain cans (20 gal. cases), " 1 24
bbls., " 1 20
C. C " 1 00
Machine, Ballard's " 50
Cod Liver, Brown, Norwegian " 1 00
White " 1 35
Newfoundland " 90
Proprietary, see Pat. Meds.
Cotton Seed, Bleached " 60
Yellow _ .gal. 60
Lard, Extra Winter str'd by bbl., " Mark't
No. 1 " " " price.
Linseed, Boiled " " "Mark't
Kaw " " " price.
Lubricating, Capitol Cylinder " " " 35
Model Cylinder " " " 32
Eldorado, Castor " " " 20
Eldorado. Engine " " " 20
Peerless Machinery " " " 20
Challenge Machine " " " 18
Golden,Extra " " " 30
Common " " " 18
West Virginia, Summer " " " 9
Zero -__ " " " 12
Natural " " " 20
Mustard, Expressed " 75
Neatsfoot No. 1 _ bbls.," 41
5 gal, can, incl., " 55
10 " " " " 51
Pint cans, 1 doz. cases, doz. 1 50
Quart " 1 " " " 2 60
Half gal. " 1 " " " 5 00
• Extra . bbls., gal. 45
5 gal. can, incl., " 59
10 " •' " " 55
Pint cans, 1 doz. cases, doz. 1 75
Quart " 1 " " " 3 00
Half gal. " 1 " " " 5 50
Pure bbls. gal. 53
5 gal can, incl., " 67
10 " " " " 63
Pint cans, 1 doz. cases, doz. 1 85
Quart " 1 " " " 3 25
Half gal. " 1 " " " 6 00
Olive, Lisbon.. gal. 1 00
Sublime, Lautier Fils _.l gal. cans, gal. " 2 50
Eestuccia 2 gal. cans, can 4 00
Sublime, Restuccia bulk, gal. 2 00
Union, Salad " 60
Bordeaux, D'Aix _qts., doz. 8 00
pts., " 4 75
half pts., " 3 00
Hazard, Hazard & Co _ qts., " 12 00
pts., " 8 00
Loubon qts.," 2 25
MoREissoT^, Plummek & Co.'s Peices-Cureent. 51
Oils, Heavy — Continued.
Olive, Loubon pts., doz. $1 40
half pts., " 90
Marseilles qts., " 3 75
pts., " 2 25
Palm lb. 15
Paraffine gal. 25
Peanut " 90
Petrolina, for hair oil " 1 00
Rapeseed " 1 00
Salad, Union " 60
Sesame (Benne) " 1 00
Sperm, Bleached, Winter " 1 00
Signal " 65
Spermoleum, for sewing machines " 75
Straits, Tanners' bbl. " 38
Whale, Bleached, Winter " " 55
Ointments, see Cerates, page 21; also Pharm. Dept.; also Lanolates.
Alth^a lb. 60
Arnica .__ " 90
Basilicon (Resin Cerate) " 30
BeUadonna " 60
Comp _ _ _ " 75
Benzoin " 50
Boro Glyceride " 70
Cantharides " 1 00
CarbolicAcid ,._ " 50
Citrine (Nitr. Mercury) " 45
Squibb's 1 lb. pot, " 65
Diachylon, Hebra's " 1 50
Elder Flower " 1 00
Iodine... .._ " 1 00
Comp " 1 00
Iodoform " 1 25
Lead, Carb " 50
Iodide " 75
Mercurial, one-half Mercury " 48
one-third Mercury " 38
Mercurial, Squibb's lib. pots, " 60
Mercury, Ammoniated (White Precip.) " 1 00
Iodide, Red.. " 75
Oxide, Red (Red Precip.) " 90
Yellow ._ " 65
Olive " 60
Savin.. " 60
Simple " 50
Spermaceti " 60
Stramonium (Green) " 60
Sulphur » 60
Tannic Acid " 60
VaseHne, Hydrarg., i " 60
Nitrate " 60
Zinci Oxid " 60
Zinc Carbonate " 50
Oxide, Benzoinated " 60
Ointments of Oleates.
Aluminium, Benzoated, 50 percent " 1 80
Arsenic, 5 per cent " 1 10
52 MoRRissoN, Plummee & Co.'s Peices-Cubrent.
Ointments of Oleates— Continued.
Copper, 20 percent lb.
Iron, 25
Lead, 50
Mercury, 10
Silver, 5
Zinc, 25
Oleates.
Aconitia, 2 per cent 1 oz. v., oz.
Squibb's, 2 per cent i oz. parcel, each
Aluminium 1 oz. v., oz.
Arsenic 1 " " "
Atropia, 2 per cent 1" " "
Squibb's, 2 per cent 1 " " "
Bismuth bulk, lb.
1 oz. v., oz.
Copper, 5 per cent bulk, lb.
1 oz. V. , oz.
Squibb's, 5 per cent 1" " "
Iron 1" " "
Lead, 20 per cent bulk, lb.
1 oz. v., oz.
Squibb's 20 per cent.. ...= 1 " " "
Manganese 1" " "
20 per cent Solution 1" " "
Mercury, 5 percent bulk, lb.
1 oz. v., oz.
10 per cent bulk, lb.
1 oz. v., oz.
20 percent bulk, lb.
1 oz. v., oz.
Squibb's, 20 per cent 1" " "
Mercury and Morphia, 20 per cent and 5 per cent 1 " " "
Squibb's.... 1 " " "
Morphia, 5 per cent 1" " "
10 per cent 1" " "
Squibb's, 10 per cent 1" " "
Nickel 1" " '■■
Quinine, 5 per cent 1 " " '•
Squibb's, 25 per cent 1" " '•
Silver . 1" " "
Strychnia, 2 per cent 1" " "
Squibb's, 2 per cent 1" " "
Tin 1" " "
Veratria, 2 per cent 1" " ."
Squibb's, 2 per cent 1" " "
Zinc, 5 per cent bulk, lb.
1 oz. v., oz.
Squibb's, 5 per cent 1" " "
Powd. 20 per cent bulk, lb.
1 oz. v., oz.
Oleic Acid, Purif..___ lb.
Oleoresins,
Black Pepper "
Capsicum 1 oz. v., oz.
Cubebs 1 " " "
Squibb's .-..ilb. bot., lb.
1 oz. v., oz.
■SI 35
1 35
1 80
1 35
1 80
1 35
50
75
25
25
40
50
3 50
35
2 00
20
20
25
2 00
20
20
40
25
1 50
18
2 00
20
2 50
25
30
50
65
50
60
75
45
40
60
1 80
30
30
25
40
75
1 50
18
20
2 00
20
60
80
60
60
9 00
75
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Cureext. 53
Oleoresins— Continued.
Giager 1 oz. v., oz. $1 00
Iridin, Merrell's 1 " " " 60
Lobelia.. 1 " " " 65
Lupulin 1" " " 125
MaleFern 1" " " 30
Squibb's 1" " " 50
Oleum Lanae, see Wool Fat and Eittor's adv.
Opium, see Gums, page 32.
Denarcotized " 65
Comp'd, Solution of, Squibb's 1 lb. bot., lb. 3 00
Orange Apples " 15
Orange Peel, Bitter (Curacoa) " 13
Ground " 15
Powdered " 25
Sicily, Sweet " 10
Ground " 12
Powdered " 20
Orchille, Liquid, Concentrated " 40
Orpiment (Yellow Arsenic) " 25
Powdered " 30
Ossa Sepia (Cuttle Bone) " 22
Powdered " 25
Ox Gall, Inspissated 1 lb. jars, " 1 25
1 oz. jars, oz. 20
Powdered 1 " " " 22
Oxymel of Squills ^^ lb. 40
Oyster Shells, Prepared " 20
Paints, see Paints, etc.
Palladium, Chloride, Solution. i oz. v., dr. 1 10
Pancreatine, Pure, Biroth's 1 " " oz. 135
Saccharated, Biroth's 1 " " " 45
PureM.P.&Co 1" " " 75
Saccharated, M. P. & Co 1" " " 45
Pure, Merck's ..1 " " " 65
Papain, Finkler 1 dr. v., dr. 3 00
Papaverin 1 " " " 75
Papayotin, Pure 1 grm. v., grm. 85
Succus i oz. v., oz. 2 50
Paper, Filter, see F. in Sundries.
Paper, Fly, see Proprietary goods under name of mnfr.
Sand, see P. in Sundries and Painter's Supplies.
Wrapping, see P. in Sundries.
Paraldehyd .. ___i lb. bot., lb. 3 00
1 oz. v., oz. 30
Paraffin, Eefined, Hard _ lb. 15
Soft '^ 15
Paregoric (Tinct. Opium Camph.) " 50
Paris White, see Paints, etc.
Pastilles, Fumigating, Black " 60
Bed _. " 75
Paullinia (Guarana) " 1 65
Powdered " 1 75
Pearl Ash " 08
Pearl Barley " 06
Pelletierine (Tanrets) oz. 2 00
Tannate 1 grm. v., grm. 65
54 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Pellets, Homoeop., all Nos lb. W 25
Acme, Licorice 1600 to lb. 5 lb. bxs. " 30
Pepper, Bird (Capsicum) „ " 18
Powdered, African " 26
Powdered, Bombay " 20
Black, Grain . " 22
Powdered " 25
Cayenne (Bird Pepper) " 18
Long . _._ " 30
White, Grain " 35
Powdered " 40
Pepsin, Beeman's Pancreatized i and i lb. bot., " 8 00
1 oz. " oz. 60
Biroth's Pure _ ..1 " " " 1 20
Saccharated lib. " lb. 3 00
1 oz. " oz. 25
Boudault's, Acidified.. lib. " lb. 11 50
' i " " " 11 60
i " " " 12 00
loz. " oz. 80
Neutral... 1" " " 80
Saccharated ...1 " " " 80
Golden Scale, Cryst. or Powd lib. " lb. 7 75
■ i " " " 7 90
i " " " 8 00
loz. " oz. 50
Ha wley's, Saccharated.-.. lib. " lb. 6 00
1 oz. " oz. 40
Houghton's, Dry doz. 5 00
Liquid " 5 00
Jensen's, Crystal i lb. bot., lb. 24 00
1 oz. " oz. 1 50
Lilly & Ph elan's, Arom. Liquid doz. 15 00
Merck's, Pure i, i and 1 lb. bot., lb. 8 00
1 oz. " oz. 65
Merrell's, Eeprecip lib. " lb. 3 60
1 oz. " oz. 30
Sacch.Com'l ...lib. " lb. 2 40
1 oz. " oz. 25
Morrisson, Plummer & Co.'s, Pure 1 lb. " lb. 10 00
1 oz. " oz. 75
Sacch. lib. " lb. 2 50
1 oz. " oz. • 25
Parke, Davis & Co.'s, Pure .1 " " " 75
Sacch. Com'l lib. " lb. 150
1 oz. " oz. 18
Sacch. U. S. P... lib. " lb. 2 25
1 oz. " oz. 22
Lactated lib. " lb. 6 00
1 oz. " oz. 45
EoyalChem. Co.'s, Pure i, i and 1 lb. " lb. 16 00
1 oz. " oz. 1 00
Sacch. U. S. P_....... lib. " lb. 3 00
1 oz. " doz. 2 50
Pepsin Powder, Comp'd .lib. " lb. 5 00
1 oz. " oz. 40
Scheffer's, Sacch. (see adv. E. SchefEer)._.i-, i and 1 lb. " lb. 4 50
1 oz. " oz. 35
MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 55
Pepsin — Continued.
SchefEer's, Liquid. .._ Pt. bot., doz. !$7 25
Velpau's 1 oz. " oz. 35
Wyeth's, Pure _.U " " " 1 70
Sacch lib. " lb. 3 40
1 oz. " oz. 26
Petrolatum, U. S. P., Light Yellow, Plain ...1 lb. cans, lb. 18
5 " " " 14
10 " " " 13
25 " « " 11
50 " " " 10
Oarbolated 1 " " " 20
5 " " " 17
10 " " " 16
25 " " " 15
White 1 " " " 24
5 " " " 18
10 " " " 16
25 " " " 14
Petroleum, Mass 1 lb. bot., " 55
1 oz. " oz. 10
Phenol Sodique, H., B. & W doz. 3 75
Phloridzin 1 oz. v., oz. 2 75
Phosphorus lib. cans, lb. 1 00
i " " " 1 30
i " " " 1 60
1 oz. " oz. 18
Physostigmin, Sulph. (Eserine, Sulph.) gr, 16
Picra, Hiera, (Hiera Picra.) lb. 40
Picrotoxine, German _ 1 dr. v., dr. 75
Pill, Blue (Blue Mass) _ lb. 45
Pi lis, Gelatine Coated, McK. & B., discount from list, 25 per cent.
G.C. andS. C, Lilly's, " " " 25 " "
P. D. & Co., " " " 25 " "
Merrell's, " " " 25 " "
M. P. & Co., see Phar. Dept.
W. E. Warner & Co., discount from list, 50 per cent.
Pilocarpine, Muriate 5gr. v., gr. 5
Nitrate _ 5 " " " 6
Pure 5 " " " 15
Salicylate 5 " " " 15
Pimento (Allspice).. _ ._ ...lb. 10
Powdered " 15
Pipe Clay _. " 5
Powdered " 10
Piperine 1 oz. v., oz. 80
Pipmenthol, Todd's 1 " " " 80
Pitch, Black... _.._ _ lb. 5
Burgundy " ' 7
Pith, Sassafras A . ^ " 1 20
Plasters, in i lb. rolls, see Pharm. Dept.
Spread, see also P. in Sundries.
see also Prop. Med. List under Mnfrs.' names.
Adhesive, Ellis .1 yd. rolls, yd. 18
5 " " " 16
Maw's 5" " " 17
On Moleskin.... 1 " " " 75
Shiver's . 1" " " 20
56 MoRRissoN, Plummer &j Co.'s Prices- Current.
P I aste rs— Continued.
Adhesive, Shiver's _ _._5 yd. rolls, yd. $0 20
On Swansdown 5 " " " 50
Taylor's __ _._ _1 " " " 18
5 " " " 16
Plaster, Calcined (Plaster Paris) Dental . lb. 2i
bbl. 2 50
Platinum, Chloride, Dry oz. 7 00
Solution, 10 per cent 1 oz. v., " 85
Foil . -.dr. 1 65
Sponges doz. 2 25
Wire dr. 1 65
Plumbago lb. 8
Polishing Putty (Oxide Tin, White),.. " 60
Poppy Heads..; . " 25
Potash, Crude " 7
by cask, 400 lbs., " 41
Carbonate, Impure (Pearl Ash) . " 8
Cone, Babbitt's 2 and 4 doz. cases, doz. 95
Potassa, Caustic, Com 1 lb. bot., lb. 60
White 1" " " 60
With Lime (Vienna Caustic) " 20
Solution (Liquor Potassse) " 18
Squibb's __ 1 lb. bot., " 30
Potassium ioz. v., oz. 3 15
Acetate _ ..1 lb. bot., lb. 30
Purified, Squibb's i " " " 85
Arseniate 1 oz. v., oz. 15
Arsenite 1 " " " 20
Sol. (Fowler's) .__ 1 lb. bot., lb. 13
Benzoate 1 oz. v., ( z. 75
Bicarbonate lb. 18
Gran. Mallinckrodt's 1 lb. carton, *' 45
Bichromate " 13
Powdered " 25
C. P . " 65
Binoxalate (Sal Acetosella) " 30
Bisulphate " 60
Bitartrate, see Cream Tartar, page 24.
Boro-Tartrate (Sol. Cream Tartar) 1 lb. bot., " 1 25
Bromate 1 oz. v., oz. 40
Bromide, Crystals or Gran in bulk,lb. 43
51b. box, " 42
1 " " " 45
Carbolate , 1 oz. v., oz. 40
Carbonate (Sal Tartar)... lb. 12
Purif. Squibb's 1 lb. bot., " 80
Chlorate, English " 20
Powdered " 22
Purif. and Gran. Mallinckrodt's 1 lb. box, " 35
Squibb's lib. tin, " 30
Powdered, Squibb's 1 " *' " 40
Chloride ....1 lb. bot., " 45
Chromate, Yellow (Neutral) " 50
Citrate 1 lb. bot., " 66
Squibb's i" " " 130
Cyanide, Fused " 50
For Mining purposes " 30
MoERissoisr, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 57
P otas S i u m — Continued.
Cyanide, Granular lib. bot., lb. %Q 73
Ferrocyanide (Yellow Prussiate) " 25
Fluoride loz. v., oz. 25
Hypophospliite 1 lb. bot., lb. 1 40
1 oz. v., oz. 14
Hyposulphite _1 " " " 18
lodate 1 " " " 65
Iodide, Cryst. orGran._._ bulk, lb. 2 90
5 lb. box, " 2 85
1 " " " 2 90
lodo-Hydrarg 1 oz. v., oz. 75
Lactate 1 " " " 90
Lacto-phosphate 1 " " " 65
Nitrate, see Sal Nitre.
Nitrite 1" " " 20
Osmate 5gr. v., gr. 18
Oxalate, Neutral lb. 30
Perchlorate ( Hyperchlorate) 1 oz. v., oz. 40
Permanganate, Pure lib. bot, lb. 38
1 oz. v., oz. 10
Squibb's. _ 1" " " 10
Phosphate. _ ....1 lb. bot., lb. 1 20
1 oz. v., oz. 15
Prussiate, Red (Ferridcyanide) lb. 65
Yellow (FerrocJ-amde) " 25
Salicylate 1 oz. v., oz. 50
Sesqui-carbonate (Veget. Caustic) lb. 1 00
Silicate lib. bot., " 35
Sulphate, Crystals " 13
Powdered " 14
Sulphite lib. bot., " 50
Sulpho-carbolate 1 oz. v., oz. 15
Sulpho-cyanide _..l " " " 25
Sulphide, see Sulphuret.
Sulphuret (Liver Sulphur) .lb. 22
Tartrate (Soluble Tartar) " 60
Potters' Blue " 40
Potters' Clay _. " 8
Powdered Barks, Herbs, Roots, Etc.
Allaire, Woodward & Co. (see adv.) Select in 1 lb cans. A full
line carried in stock.
Huber & Fuhrmann's (see adv.) Select in 1 lb. cartons. A full
line carried in stock.
Morrisson, Plummer & Co. Select in 1 lb. cans. See page 90.
Powder, Anti-bilious Physic lb. 75
Anti-dyspeptic, Cook's " 50
Antimonial (James' Powd.) " 70
Aromatic lib. bot., " 1 25
Chalk, Aromatic " 1 00
and Opium " 1 50
Composition, in bulk " 20
2 oz. papers, " 25
Curry _ .... " 1 00
Diaphoretic, Beach's.. . " 1 25
Dover's U. S. P " 1 40
Fumigating (Pulvis Fumalis) " 1 00
Goa oz. 25
58 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
P O wd e r — Continued.
Insect, true Dalmatian lb. $0 40
Licorice, Oomp " 40
Opium, Comp " 125
Rhubarb, Comp. (Neutralizing Powd.) " 1 10
Tully's " 2 GO
Proof Spirits -. _gal. 1 30
bybbl.,gal.(-S^«'
Propylamin, Chloride ioz.v., oz. 4 00
Pure Liquid..-. _ -.1 " " " 75
Proteine 1" " " 2 25
Ptyalin 1 dr. v., dr. 1 25
Pulvis Antimonialis -. lib. bot.,lb. 70
Pumice Stone, Lump, Select " 06
Powdered " 05
Bricks . " 07
Compressed " 08
Putty, see Paints, etc.
Putty Powder (Polishing Putty) " 60
Pyridin 1 oz. v.,oz. 50
Pyroxylin CGun Cotton) " 45
Pyroxylic Spirit (Wood Naptha) lib. bot.,lb. 45
Quassia Chips " 08
Powdered " 20
Quassin *_ i oz, v., oz. 4 00
Sulph i" " " 10 00
Quercitron (Black Oak Bark) _lb. 05
Quicksilver (Mercury) " 60
Quinia, Acetate 1 oz; v., oz. 1 40
Alkaloid, Pure 1" " " 135
Arsenate 1" *' " 185
Bi-Muriate, with Urea 1" " " 2 35
Bi-Sulphate 1" " " 63
5 oz. cans, " 58
Bromide (Hydrobromate) Ioz.v., " 125
Carbolate 1" " " 6 00
Citrate 1 " " " 1 20
Andiron (Ferrocitrate)... ..1 " " " 32
1 lb. bot., lb. 3 20
Ferrocyanide 1 oz. v., oz. 1 60
Hydrobromide (Bromide) ._._. 1" '* " 125
Hydrochlorate (Muriate) ___1 " " " 115
Hypophosphite _ 1" " " 175
- Iodide (Hydriodate)_.. 1" " " 175
Lactate ..1 " " " 2 95
Muriate (Hydrochlorate) 1" " " 115
Phosphate 1 " " " 1 35
Pure (Alkaloid) 1 " " " 1 35
SaUcylate ...1 " " " 1 35
Squibb's. 1" " " 125
Sulphate, German 1" " " 55
5 oz. cans, " 50
25 " " " 49
100 " " " 48
B. <fe. S __ _ loz. v., " 57
5 oz. can, *' 53
P. &W.- -loz. v., " 63
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 59
Qu i n i a — Continued.
Sulphate, P. & W i oz. v., oz. $0 73
i " " " 83
5 " can, " 68
Sulpho-Carbolate 1" v.," 6 00
Sulpho-Vi^ate 1 " " " 5 25
Tannate 1 " " " 65
Neutral 1" " " 100
Valerianate ...1 " " " 1 30
i " " " 1 50
Quinidia, Pure 1 " " " 73
Sulphate 5 " can, " 30
1 " v., " 85
Quinine-Cincho, B. 0. & Co „ 1" " " 110
Quinine-Dextro,K &M-. 1" " " 150
Quinine-Sweet, Steam's 1 " " " 1 10
Quinquinia,C. T. White &Co'.s 1" " " 68
Realgar (Eed Arsenic, Lump) . lb. 12
Red Precipitate (Eed Oxide Mercury)... . " 88
Red Saunders, Ground " 7
Red Wood " 6
Resin, Copaiba " 1 25
Jalap 1 oz. pot, oz. 50
Podophyllum, Squibb's 1 " " " 30
Scammony, Squibb's.. _ 1 " " " 90
Resin (Rosin).
Common F .bbl. 280 lbs. gross, bbl. 2 25
White G " " " " " 2 50
Pale K „ " " " " " 3 00
White M " " " " " 3 50
N___ " " " " " 4 25
Powdered lb. 5
Resinoids, see Pharm. Dept.
Resorcin j 1 oz. v., oz. 35
1 lb. bot., lb. 4 00
Pure, Re-sublimed 1 oz. v., oz. 1 00
Rliigolene. lib. bot., lb. 60
Rice Flour _ bulk, " 9
1 lb. pkges., " 12
Rochelle Salts (SalRocheUe) " 33
ROOTS.
IN BULK AND POWDERED.
For Pressed Roots see list of Pressed Herbs, etc.
Root, Aconite, German lb. SO 20
Powdered " 30
Alkanet (Anchusa) " 15
Powdered " 30
Althaea (Marsh Mallow) cut " 22
Powdered " 30
Angelica " 30
Powdered _ " 35
60 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Currekt.
Roots — Continued.
Arnica ___ .-.lb. $0 30
Aronis " 30
Artemisia (Mugwort) " 25
Powdered " 45
Asarabacca (European) " 30
Powdered „ * " 40
Ava Kava (Kava Kava) " 60
BeUadonna " 25
Powdered " 35
Beth " 25
Bistort „.. " 35
Bitter _.. " 30
Powdered " 35
Black (Culver's).,- " 25
Blood (Sanguinaria) " 10
Powdered , " 15
Blue Flag " 20
Bryonia A " 25
Burdock, Cut " 20
Calamus, Peeled ._ " 18
White, Peeled and Split _ " 45
Powdered " 30
Canada Snake, Select " 35
Chelidony " 30
China (Smilax Glabra) " 30
Chiretta " 30
Cohosh, Black " 15
Powdered " 25
Blue " 20
Powdered " 30
Colchicum, English, Sliced . " 18
Powdered " 25
Colombo — " 20
Powdered " 25
Coltsfoot " 40
Comfrey, Ground " 20
Cotton . " 20
Couch Grass (Graminis) " 15
Crawley „ " 75
Culver's (Black Boot) " 25
Powdered " 35
Curcuma . ; " 12
Dark, Fine Ground " 12
Light, Fine Ground _ _ " 12
Dandelion, Cut " 25
Powdered _._ " 30
Dittany _.. " 35
Dog Grass " 15
Elecampane, Ground " 15
Powdered " 18
Farfara (Coltsfoot) . " 40
Galangal .. " 10
Powdered " 20
Gelsemium " 20
Powdered " 30
Gentian " 10
Cut " 12
MoKEissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Peices-Cuerent. 61
R OOts — Continued.
Gentian, Ground . lb. W 11
Powdered " 12
Ginger, African " 8
Powdered '' 12
E. I. (Eace) " 8
Powdered " 11
Jamaica, Bleached " 17
Ground " 18
Powdered ___ " 18
Unbleached _._ " 15
Ginseng " 2 00
Powdered " 2 50
Golden Seal " 25
Powdered " 30
Graminis, Cut (Dog Grass) . __. " 15
Hellebore, Black " 25
Powdered . " 30
White -_--'•. _. " 12
Powdered " 15
Hydrangea " 25
Powdered " 30
Indian Hemp, Black (Apoc, Can.) " 30
Powdered " 35
White (Asclep. Inc.) . " 25
Powdered " 30
Indian Turnip " 25
Powdered..,. " 30
Ipecac, Eio " 2 00
Powdered " 2 25
Jalap " 25
Powdered _..„ " 30
KavaKava " 60
Lady Slipper " 20
Powdered " 30
Licorice, Select, bundles " 16
Extra Select, bundles " 20
Cut, German " 15
Cut, Eussian _ _. " 20
Powdered " 13
Eussian " 40
Squibb's 1 lb. tins, " 45
Lovage " 25
Male Fern " 25
Powdered " 35
Mandrake " 15
Powdered ., " 18
Marsh, Eosemary " 35
Masterwort " 30
Mugwort (Artemesia) " 25
Musk (Sumbi^l) " 50
Nervine (Lady Slipper) " 20
Ononidis, Cut, (Ononidis Spinosa, or Eest Harrow) " 25
Orris, Finger, Infant's " 60
Florentine _ . ..." 18
Cut " 20
Powdered " 20
Pareira Brava " 25
62 MoreissojSt, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
R oots — Continued.
Pareira Brava, Ground lb. $0 30
Powdered " 35
Parsley. " 35
Pellitory, German (Pyrethri) " 40
Peony " 30
Powdered " 50
Pimpinella " 30
Pink (Spigelia) " 55
Powdered " 65
Pleurisy (White Boot J, Crushed " 20
Powdered " 25
Poke (Garget) " 18
Powdered ._ " 20
Polypody " 35
Pond Lily, White " 25
Powdered , " 30
Yellow " 25
Queen of the Meadow " 25
Powdered " 35
Ehatany " 20
Ground _ " 25
Powdered " 30
Rhubarb, East India " 65
Powdered , " 85
Extra " 90
Powdered " 1 25
Cut in Crescents " 1 75
Cut in Fingers, No. 1 " 2 25
No.2 _ " 1 50
Slabs " 1 50
Squares,No. 1 " 1 75
No.2 " 100
Turkey, True, out of market.
Rosinweed " 25
Powdered " 35
Salep " 70
Powdered " 80
Sanguinaria (Blood Root) " 10
Ground " 15
Powdered " 15
Sarsaparilla, Honduras " 35
Cut.... ._ .- .- " 40
Ground. " 40
Powdered " 50
Mexican, Cut " 25
Seneka " 50
Ground " 55
Powdered " 60
Snake, Canada, Select " 35
Powdered " 45
Virginia (Serpentaria) " 45
Powdered . " 55
Skunk Cabbage " 25
Powdered....... " 30
Soapwort " 30
White " 35
Solomon's Seal " 25
MoREissox, Plummer & Co.'s Peices-Currext.
63
Roots— Continued.
Spikenard lb
Squill, White
Powdered 1 lb. bot.,
Stillingia, Ground
Powdered
Stone
Tornaentilla
Powdered
Turkey Corn
Turmeric, see Curcuma, page 60.
Turpeth
Powdered
Unicorn
Valerian, English
Powdered
German .__
Powdered
Veratrum Viride
Powdered
Vetivert
Powdered
Wild Indigo
Wild Turnip
Powdered
Wild Yam
Powdered
Yellow Dock, Cut
Ground
Powdered
Yellow Parilla
Zedoary, Crushed
Powdered
Rose Pink, English
Rosin, see Resin, page 59.
Rotten Stone, Lump .-
Powdered
Rouge, Jeweler's, Balls .
Powdered .
Rubber, see India Rubber, page 34.
Saffron, see Flowers, page 29.
Sage, Domestic, Leaf . bulk,
is and is,
ozs.,
Loose Pressed ._-is,
Italian Leaf, Loose Pressed is,
is and is,
ozs..
Powdered
Sago, Pearl
Sal Acetosella (Potassium Binoxalate)
Ammoniac (Ammon. Muriate)
Enixum (Bisulph. Potass.)
Epsom
in bbls.,
Glauber
in bbls.,
20
15
40
25
30
25
30
40
20
50
65
30
25
30
20
30
25
35
40
50
20
25
30
30
40
20
25
30
25
25
35
13
6
7
75
85
30
30
35
35
20
15
20
20
7
30
12
69
2i
li
2
64 MoRRissoisr, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Sal Nitre (Salt Peter), Com'l lb. $0 05
Crude " 7
by bag, 6
Pure, Double (Large Crystals) 9
100 lb. kegs, 7i
Small Crystals 8
100 lb. kegs, " 64
Granulated " 8
100 lb. kegs, " 61
Powdered _. " 10
Prunelle. - " 35
R och ell e. Powdered " 33
Soda " 2
bybDl., " . li
by keg, 112 lbs., " If
Tartar (Carbonate Potass.) _ " 12
Salicine.- _ _ — -.1 oz. v., oz. 38
1 lb. bot., lb. 3 50
Merck's 1" " " 4 75
1 oz. v., oz. 45
Salol, Merck's __1" " " 50
Salt Petre, see Sal Nitre.
Salt, Sea .bulk, lb. 3
Ditman's, see D. in Prop. Med. List.
Salts, Carlsbad, Artificial " 20
Genuine ._ i lb. bot., doz. 5 50
Congress, for 10 gals, water gal. 10
Crab Orchard , lb. 25
Kissingen, for 10 gals, water " 10
Lemon bulk, lb. 75
boxes, doz. 75
Microcosmie (Soda and Ammon, Phosphate) lb. 1 10
Preston „..l lb. bot., " 1 00
Smelling, Cook's g. s. bot., doz. 1 50
Of Sorrel lb. 30
Seltzer, for 10 gal. water gal. 10
Vichy, for 10 gal. water _ " 10
Wormwood bulk, lb. 75
Granular, Effervescing, see Mnfrs'. Lists.
Sand, Silver (Bird Gravel).. _ _ " 2
Sandalwood, Ground " 40
Powdered " 50
Sanguinarin, Pure, Merck's 10gr.v.,gr, 12
Nitrate, Merck's 10" " " 12
Sulphate, Merck's 10 " " " 12
Santonine ...1 oz.v., oz. 40
1 lb. bot., lb. 4 50
Saponin ioz. v.,oz. 2 50
Sassafras Pith lb. 1 20
Scammony, see Gums, page 32.
Scoparin... .— 15 gr. v., gr. 8
Sea Tangle oz. 20
Sea Wrack (Bladderwrack) lb. 25
S66Cls
Ambrette (Musk)... _ " 75
Angelica " 50
Anise, Italian " 18
Powdered _ _ " 23
MoRRissoN, Plummbr & Co.'s Prices-Current. 65
Seed s — Continued.
Anise, Star lb. SO 30
Annatto " 15
Bird, Ballard's, 1 lb. pkgs. 60 lb. cases case 3 00
Brookman's, 1 lb. pkgs., 60 lb. cases " 3 00
Canary lb. 41
by bag, " 3i
Caraway " 12
Powdered ._ " 20
Black (Nigella Sativa) " 25
Cardamon, Aleppo " 1 00
Madras " 85
Malabar, Short .-. " 1 25
Powdered " 1 75
Mangalore, Bleached " 2 00
Carduus Benedictus " 35
Marianus " 35
Celery " 15
Powdered " 25
Cevadilla (Sabadilla) _ _ .. " 30
Colchicum " 20
Powdered .__ " 25
Conium... " 25
Coriander, English " 10
Powdered.. " 18
Cumin " 25
Powdered " 30
Dill(Anethi) " 20
Fennel, Italian " 15
Powdered " 25
Flax,Clean... " 3
Ground . " 4
by bbl., " 2*
Flea " 50
Fcenugreek " 5
Powdered " 7
Hemp, Kussian " 4
by bag, " 3
Henbane " 50
Job's Tears " 1 00
Larkspur " 125
Lobelia " 40
Powdered " 45
Lovage " 75
Masterwort " 45
Maw(Poppy) " 15
Millet " 3
Musk (Ambrette^. . " 75
Mustard, Black, Trieste " 10
Ground " 15
White, English " 8
Ground, %ee Mustard, page 45.
Parsley " 20
Peony _ " 50
Phellandria (Water-fennel) " 20
Poppy Blue (Maw) " 15
White - -. " 20
Pumpkin _ " 18
66 MoREissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Peices-Cuerent.
Seeds — CoNTiNtrED.
Quince, German lb, $0 90
Russian " 50
Eape, Domestic " 5
English " 7
Sabadilla " 30
Powdered : " 40
Staves-acre " 25
Powdered " 35
Stramonium " 20
Powdered " 25
Sun Flower " 18
Water Fennel (Phelland Aquat.) _... " 20
Powdered " 30
Watermelon " 20
Worm, American (Ohenopodium).. " 13
Powdered " 20
Levant (Santonica) . " 15
Powdered " 25
Seidlitz Mixture " 28
Powders, full weight in paper, doz. 2 00
in tin, " 2 25
In wood, each powder in separate box, hhd. 2 50
With Acid, Squibb's i lb, bot„ lb. 85
Senna, Alexand,, Natxiral " 85
Select, Garbled " 40
Powdered " 50
I " 16
Powdered " 25
Tinnevelly " 20
Select " 25
Siliqua Dulcis (St. John's Bread) " 7
Silicia, Pure oz. 35
Si licium, Chlorate grm. 35
Silicate of Soda, see Soda, Silicate, page 69.
Silver. Acetate 1 oz. v., oz. 2 75
Bromide _„ 1" " " 160
Carbonate ....1 " " " 3 25
Chloride 1" " " 130
Cyanide 1 " " " 1 70
Iodide.. 1" " " 170
Leaf in packs, 20 books, pack 2 25
Nitrate, Crystals 1 oz. v., oz. 73
in 1 lb., i lb. and i lb. b., lb. 10 25
with Chloride 5 per cent. Squibb's, 1 oz. v., oz. 90
Granulated, Squibb's 1 '' " " 85
Fused in cones, Squibb's... .-1 " " " 90
Stick, Pure (Lunar Caustic) 1" " " 75
1 lb. bot, lb. 10 50
No. 2 1 oz. v., oz. 58
Oxide 1" " " 150
Sulphate 1" " " 2 25
Silver Sand lb. 2
Slating, Black, Liquid. ._! gal. cans, gal. 2 50
i " " " 2 60
quart " " 2 70
pmt " " 3 00
Smalts, see Paints
MoEBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 61
Snuff,' Maccoboy, De Voe's. 1 lb. and 2 lb. cans, lb. SO 37
5 " " 10 " " " 35
Dieterich's (see adv.) in jars, " 35
Lorillard's 5 lb. and 10 lb. " " 50
1 lb. glass " " 55
Mrs. Miller's (see adv.) 1 and 2 lb. cans, " 37
5 lb. " " 35
Pariser, Coarse, Dietericb's in jars, " 35
Rappee, Dieterich's " " " 35
Lorillard's " " " 60
Scotch, DeVoe's in bladders, " 38
1 and 2 lb. cans, " 37
Garrett's in bladders, " 45
1 oz. packs, doz. 63
2 " " " 95
6 " bot., " 2 85
Honey Dew in 1 lb. and 2 lb. cartoons, lb. 55
in jars, " 55
Lorillard's in bladders, " 50
Mrs. Miller's- " " " 37
Soap, Castile, Green .__in bars, " 15
Mottled, Pure, Marseilles " 10
by box, " 7
Mazzini in bars, " 10
by box, " 8
in i lb. and i lb. cakes, " 12
by box, " 9
White, Conti _ " 15
by box " 12i
Powdered " 35
Mazzini, Floating in bars, " 13
in bars by box, " 11
in i lb. and i lb. cakes, " 14
by box, " 12
Tarritu, Blue Mottled " 25
Red " " 25
White " 25
German, Green " 15
Opodeldoc, Colgate's " 10
Toilet, see Soaps in Sundries.
Whale Oil _ _ _ ..in bulk, " 8
in 1 lb. bars, " 12
Soap Stone, Cut " 13
Powdered " 5
Soda, Ash- " 4
by bbl., " 2
Caustic . in drums, 600 lbs., " 4f
10 lb. jars, " 7
O. P. by Alcohol, Merck's 1 lb. bot., " 1 10
by Lime " 70
Chlorinated, Liquid, C. S bot., doz. 2 00
C. S quart" " 2 25
G. S " " 3 00
Labarraque's Genuine " 7 25
Squibb's 1 lb. bot., lb. 22
Sodium, (Metallic) 1 oz. v., oz. 45
Acetate 1 lb. bot, lb. 40
Arseniate 1 oz. v., oz. 15
68 MoEEissoTsr, Phtmmer & Co.'s Peices-Cukrent.
Sodium — CoNTINtTED.
Arsenite 1 oz. v., oz. ^0 15
Benzoate 1 " " " 25
1 lb. bot., lb. 2 25
Biborate, Pure Crystals, Merck's "' 85
Bicarbonate, Amer. Church's, Arm & Hammer's brand " 5
112 lb. kegs, " 3i
bbls. " 31
SfcerHng 112 lb. kegs, " 3i
bbls., " 3f
Chance's " 12
English " 5
112 1b. kegs," 3f
Chem. Pure 1 lb. bot, " 25
Bisulphate 1" " " 60
Bisulphite 1 " " " 45
in Solution 1 " " " 35
Bromide 1 " " '• 65
1 oz. v., oz. 10
Carbolate ^ 1" " " 35
Carbonate, Com'l, see Sal Soda, page 64.
Chem. Pure, Dried 1 lb. bot., lb. 70
. Exsiccated, Squibb's 1 lb. tin, " 45
Chlorate _ lib. bot., " 50
Squibb's 1" tin," 50
1 oz. v., oz. 10
Chloride, C. P 1 lb. bot., lb. 40
Choleate 1 oz. v., oz. 40
Citrate 1 lb. bot., lb. 66
Ethylate -.1 oz. v., oz. 1 10
Formate - 1 " " " 50
Hipp urate, Merck's 1" " " 3 00
Hydrosulphate (Sulphide) 1 lb. bot., lb. 70
Hypophospnite _ 1 " " " 140
1 oz. v., oz. 15
Hyposulphite _ lb. 5
in kegs, " 3
Chem.Pure __ " 25
lodate 1 oz. v., oz. 2 25
Iodide 1 lb. bot., lb. 3 90
1 oz. v., oz. 36
Lactate 1" " " 40
and Magnesia _ I" " " 60
Lactophosphate 1" " " 50
Metallic 1" " " 45
Molybdate 1 " " " 75
Muriate, Chem. Pure lb. 40
Nitrate, Crude " 7
Purified . " 16
C P "35
Nitrite, Pure///.V-V"/"/-V////J/"///"A™///l'ibrbot.^ " 2 00
Permanganate 1 " " " 75
Phenylate (Carbolate)... 1 oz. v., oz, 35
Phosphate, Crystals lib. bot., lb. 18
Dried, Powd 1 " " " 35
Granulated 1" " " 35
Ammonio (Microcosmic Salt) 1 " " " 1 10
Pyrophosphate.. 1" " " 85
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 69
Sodium — Continued.
Pyrophosphate 1 oz. v., oz. W 12
Crystals, Squibb's lib. tin, lb. 90
Salicylate 1 lb. bot., " 1 95
1 oz. v.. oz. 23
Merck's 1 lb. bot., lb. 2 75
1 oz. v., oz. 25
Schering's __.. llb.bot.,lb. 2 75
Squibb's lib. tin. " 2 75
1 oz. v., oz. 22
Santonate 1" " " 70
Silicate, Dry . _ lb. 8
Solution, (Soluble Glass) " 8
Succinate 1 oz. v., oz. 60
Sulphate (see Sal Glauber, page 63.)
Dried and Powd lb. 18
Pure, Granulated " 30
Sulphide (Hydrosulphuret) " 70
Sulphite, Crystals lib. bot., " 17
Exsic. Squibb's lib. tin," 50
Granular 1 lb. bot., " 25
Sulpho-Carbolate (Sulpho-Phenate) 1 " " " 1 00
1 3Z. v., OZ. 14
Schering's llb.bot.,lb. 1 00
Sulpho-Vinate . 1 oz. v., oz. 20
Sulphuret (Hydrosulphuret).. lb. 70
Tannate 1 oz. v., oz. 50
Tartrate 1 lb. bot., lb. 60
Taurocholate 1 dr. v., dr. 2 50
Tungstate, Com'l .lb. 30
Pure 1 oz. v., oz. 15
Valerianate.. 1 " " " 85
Solanin 1 dr. v., dr. 5 00
SolubleTartar (Potassium Tartrate) . lb. 60
Solution, Arsenite Bromine, Gilliford's t lb. bot., each, 1 00
Brom. Arsenic, Clement's lb. 2 25
Donoyan's (Arsenic Sol. Don.) " 25
Fowler's (Arsenic Sol., Fowler's) " 13
Hall's, Strychnia _ _ " 75
Spanish Brown, see Paints.
Spartein, Sulph. Cryst Igrm. v.,grm. 75
Species, Aromatic lb. 45
Lignorum " 30
Marienbad " 85
Pectorales (Breast Tea) " 40
St. Germain " 60
Spernmaceti ..^in cakes, " 50
Spirits, Ammonia " 50
Aromatic " 45
Squibb's 1 lb. bot.," 62
Angelica, Comp'd German " 75
Camphor " 50
Chloroform, U. S. P .-.- " 50
Cochlearia (Scurvy Grass) _" 85
Elder, German " 1 00
Ether, Comp'd (Hoffman's Anodyne) " 50
Squibb's „. .lib. bot., " 1 86
Formicarum, German " 90
70 Morrissoj!^, Plummer & Co/s Prices-Current.
Spi rits — Continued.
Lavender lb. $0 45
Comp'd _., " 45
Squibb's 1 lb. bot., " 56
Mindorerus (Liquor Ammon. Acet.) " 25
Nitre, U. S. P ._. " 42
3 f "33
By Carboy ""Il^ir^iri"II"".'ri"I"II- " 30
4 f " 37
By Carboy " 34
Concent, 90 per cent., Mallinckrodt's 1 lb. bot., " 1 50
' 1 70
' 1 90
" 1 75
" 1 90
' 2 00
60
56
ScMefPelin's 1 "
Squibb's _1 "
3i"
Nutmeg (Myristica) " 50
Pimento " 50
Proof, see Proof Spirits, page 58,
Sambuci (see Elder) " 1 00
Tilia " 1 10
Turpentine, see Paints.
Sponges, see S. in Sundries.
Sponge, Burnt " 1 25
Spunk.— " 85
Starch, Corn, Kingsford's 1 lb. pap., " 8
Pearl 6 lb. bdls., 42 lb. boxes," 5
SilverGloss ..6" " " 8i
1 lb. papers, " 8
Stearin, Dry ._... " 20
St. John's Bread, (Locust Beans) " 7
Stone, Divine (see Copper, Aluminated, page 2i).
Pumice, Select (by bbl., 4) " 6
Powdered " 5
In bricks " 7
Bricks, Compressed " 8
Rotten " 6
Powdered " 7
Soap, Cat " 13
Powdered ^ " 5
Storax (Gum Storax) " 45
Stove Polish, Dixon's doz. 50
Rising Sun " 50
Strontium, Acetate 1 oz. v., oz, 30
Carbonate lb. 45
Chem, pure 1 lb. bot., " 85
Chlorate 1 oz. v., oz. 50
Chloride 1 lb. bot., lb. 30
Pure _ 1" " " 135
Iodide ...1 oz. v., oz. 75
Muriate (Chloride) lb. 30
Nitrate " 16
Pure " 110
Oxalate, German 1 lb. bot., " 65
Sulphate, crude " 30
Chem. pure 1 lb. bot. " 1 10
MoEBissoN, Plummee & Co.'s Peices-Cukrent. 71
strychnia, Acetate i oz. v., oz. ^2 00
Arseniate i " " " 3 50
Bromide (Hydro-brom.) i " " " 2 35
Citrate i" " " 2 35
With Iron 1 " " " 21
Crystals . i " " " 110
Fleming's Solution 4 oz. bot., bot. 40
Hall's Solution lb. 75
Hypoliosphite i oz. v., oz. 2 60
Iodide i „ i " " " 6 75
Muriate i " " " 2 00
Nitrate . i" " " 2 00
Phosphate i " " " 2 35
Powdered i" " " 105
Sulphate i" " " 105
Valerianate i " " " 3 85
Styrax, Calamita lb. 40
Liquid " 45
SuCCUS, Conium, English 1 lb. bot., " 90
Jumper, German " 35
Licorice " 60
Sambuci, German " 40
Sugar, Burnt, (Caramel or Liquor Coloring) gal. 1 25
Grape lb. 10
Of Lead (Acetate Lead) " 15
Of Milk, Crystals " 28
Powdered " 30
Sulohur, Flowers " Si
by bbl., " 2i
Utah, Sublimed 100 lb. sacks, " 2i
Hypochloride 1 oz. v., oz. 75
Iodide 1 " " " 52
Lac, English lb. 12
Prec, P. &W . " 17
Liver of (Sulphuret Potass.) " 22
Lotum (Washed Sulphur) " 10
Rolls (Brimstone) " 3
by bbl., " li
Strips " 18
Vivum " 15
Washed (Sulphur Lotum) " 10
Sumac " 8
Svapnia ioz. v., oz. 2 75
Syrup, Buckthorn, German lb. 50
Iodide Iron, Tasteless, Creuse's 1 lb. bot., " 85
Squibb's 1 " " " 70
Eock Candy, Barker s bbls. and + bbls., gal. 70
Dryden & Palmer's " " i " " 70
Syrups Officinal, see Pharm. Dept.
Talc, powdered (Chalk, French) lb. 5
Tamarinds " 10
Pulp " 35
Tannin (Tannic Acid) " 1 40
Tapioca, E. I " 8
Rio " 8
Tar, Barbadoes " 15
Pure North Carolina in bbls., bbl. 3 00
1 gal. cans, 1 doz. cases, doz. 3 50
72
MoRRisso^sr, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
T a r — Continued.
Pure North Carolina i gal. cans, 1 doz. cases, doz. S2 40
Qt. cans, cork stop, 2
" '' sealed tops, 2
Pt. " cork stop, 2
" " sealed tops, 2
iPt. " " " 2
Tartar, Boraxat, German 1 lb. bot., lb.
Cream, see Cream Tartar, page 24.
Tartar Emetic, Crystals (Tart. Antimon.) "
Powdered "
Tartar, Red, Powdered (Red Argols) "
Tea, Breast _. "
Terra Japonica(Japonica) _ __ . "
By bale, "
Thallium grm.
Chloride "
Iodide... _ "
Sulphate _ "
Terebin lb.
Terpin Hydrate 1 oz. v., oz.
Terpinol. 1 " " "
Theine — i oz. v., dr.
Tlieriac, see Confections, page 24.
Tifiymol (Thymic Acid) 1 oz. v., oz.
1 lb. bot., lb. 8
Tin, Bichloride 1" " "
Bisulphide oz.
Foil, Heavy ..lb.
Medium _ "
Light (Tissue) "
Fancy, for Bottle Caps "
Hypophosphite . 1 oz. v., oz. 2
Metallic, Flossed... lb.
Granulated " 1
Powdered, Pure " 1
Muriate Crystals "
Solution (Madder Comp.) "
Oxide, White (Polishing Putty) "
Chem.Pure " 1
Protochloride "
Sulphuret 1 oz. v., oz.
Tincture.
Aconite Root, Squibb's 1 lb. bot, lb.
Avena Sativa, Keith's 1 " " " 1
Cardam. Comp. Squibb's 1 " " "
Capsicum, Squibb's 1 " " "
Chloride of Iron, Squibb's 1 " " "
Cinchoaa Compd. Squibb's 1 " " "
Gelsemium, Green Root, Merrell's pint bot., pt. 1
Ipecac Compd. (Fluid Dover's Powd.) Squibb's.. _1 lb. bot., lb. 2
Iron, Muriate, Tasteless, Creuse's 1 " " "
Opium (Laudanum) Squibb's 1 " " " 1
Camph. (Paregoric) Squibb's 1 " " "
Compd (Diarrhoea Mixture) Squibb's 1 " " " 1
4 oz. bot., doz. 4
Deodorized, Squibb's 1 lb. bot., lb, 3
Strophanthus lb. 4
35
25
80
70
60
25
45
45
12
40
6
35
60
80
40
1 00
60
85
20
60
00
85
35
20
25
30
30
25
45
10
60
25
10
60
50
75
30
80
50
75
45
50
75
00
25
85
75
50
00
00
00
50
MoRRissoN, Plummek & Co.'s Prices-Current, Y3
T i nctu re — Continued.
Veratrum, Merrell's .__.. pint bot., pt. $0 80
6 oz. bot., doz. 6 00
Norwood's 4 " " " 12 00
Veratrum Viride, Squibb's 1 lb. bot., lb. 1 00
Warburg's (P. D. & Co.) _.l oz. bot, doz. 3 00
1 lb. bot., lb. 2 50
Modified, Fairchild's 1" " " 2 00
2 oz. " bot. 27
Tinctures, German, imported by the W. S. Merrell Chem. Co. in one
pound bottles.
Aconite Boot lb. 1 80
Arnica " 1 80
Belladonna " 1 80
Bryonia " 1 80
Chamomilla " 1 80
Chelidonium " 2 40
Cicuta Virosa " 2 40
Conium " 1 80
Digitalis - " 1 80
Drosera " 2 40
Elaterium (Fruit) " 2 40
Hyoscyamus " 1 80
Pulsatilla.... " 1 80
Ehus Toxicodendron " 2 40
Sticta Pulmonaria " 2 40
Tinctures, Homeopathic, imported, in 1 lb. bot.
Aconite " 1 50
^sculus Glabra " 1 80
Hippocast ._.._ " 1 80
ApisMellifica " 2 40
Aranea " 1 80
Arsenicum . " 1 50
Belladonna " 175
Boletis Laricis " 1 80
Bryonia " 1 50
Cactus Grandiflora " 4 00
Calendula.. " 1 80
Chamomilla _ " 2 00
Chelidonium " 1 50
Colocynthis " 1 80
Cuprum (Eademacher) " 2 40
Digitalis... " 1 75
Drosera " 2 00
FerrumAcet " 1 60
Hamamelis (Distilled) " 60
Henbane " 1 75
Lauro-Cerasus (Cherry Laurel) " 2 00
Nux Vomica " 2 00
Phosphorus " 1 20
Pinus Sylyestris " 2 40
PulsatiUa " 1 50
EhusTox " 1 75
Staphisagria " 1 80
Sticta Pulmonaria " 2 00
Thuja Occiden talis " 1 50
Tinctures, Specific, Lloyd Bros., a full asst. in stock.
Tinctures Officinal, see Pharm. Dept.
74 MoEEissoN, Plummee & Co.'s Peices-Cueeent,
Tonqua Beans ..lb. $1 75
Tow, Surgeon's . _ '•' 30
Traumaticin 1 oz. v., oz. 30
Trimethylamin 1 " " " 75
Chloride i" " " 4 00
Tripoli, Wilson's in papers, doz. 50
Missouri in bulk, lb. 5
Mt. Eagle in papers, doz. 60
Turlington's Balsam . lb. 65
Turmeric, see Boot, Curcuma, page 60.
Turpentine, Chian, True oz. 50
Venice lb. 30
White(Gum Thus; . " 6
Soft (German Turp.).._ " 12
Spirits by bbl., gal. j "^^^^^
Turpeth Mineral (Mercury Subsulphate) • lb. 1 20
Tutty, Prepared (Impure Oxide Zinc) .__ " 60 •
Twines, see T. in Sundries.
Ultra Marine Blue, see Paints, etc.
Uranium, Acetate 1 oz. v., oz. 85
Chloride !'• " " 85
Nitrate. -- 1 " " " 75
Oxide, Black 1 " " " 1 00
Yellow.... 1" " " 90
' Sulphate.. '.... 1 " " " 85
Urea, Nitrate 1 " " " 1 00
Pure 1 " " " 90
Urethan ...1 " " " 75
Vaccine Bovine.
Crusts (see advt. Stock Yds. Vaccine Co.) each SI 00 to 2 00
Ivory Points (10 in pack) pack 75
Vanadin, Metal .5 gr. v., gr. 1 75
Chloride 1 dr. " dr. 1 00
Vanilla Beans, see Beans, page 18.
Vanillin „ oz. 6 50
Varnishes, see Paints, etc.
Vaseline, see V. in Prop. Med. List.
Veratria, Pure... _ ._ ioz. v., " 1 75
1 " " " 1 50
Sulphate... _ _ i " " " 1 75
1 " " " 1 50
Verdigris, Distilled _..lb. 1 00
Dry, in balls " 30
Powdered _ " 35
Vermillion, see Paints, etc.
Vienna Lime (Vienna Caustic) _ ___ " 20
Vinegar of Squills (Acetnm Scillae) " 35
Wafers, Tar, Licorice and Tolu 5 lb. boxes, " 30
Medicinal, Round in boxes, doz. 65
Square " " " 75
in sheets 100 in pkge., pkge. 75
Warburg's Tincture, P. D. & Co Ioz. v., doz. 3 00
1 lb. bot., lb. 2 50
Washing Crystal .1 gross boxes, gross 1 50
Waters.
Bitter Almond, German lb. 50
Cherry Laurel, German " 25
MoEKissoN, Plummek & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Wate rs — Continued.
Chlorine lb. $0 30
Cologne, see C. in Sundries.
Distilled gal. 20
Elder Flower lb. 35
Fennel " 30
Lime gal. 50
Orange Flower, Chiris lb. 30
i pt. bot, doz. 1 75
1 " " " 2 50
Eose, American gal. 1 50
Chiris __ _ lb. 30
i pt. bot., doz. 2 25
1 " " " 3 25
Wate rgl ass, see Glass Soluble, page 30.
Waters, Mineral.
iEsculapius " 2 00
Apollinaris pt. bot., case of 100 bot., case 10 50
pt. bot., doz. 1 35
qrt. bot., case of 50 bot., case 7 50
qrt. bot., doz. 1 90
qrt. jugs, hmpr. of 50 jugs, hmpr. 6 25
qrt. jugs, doz. 1 65
Arcadian, Aerated qrt. bot., case of 50 bot., case 5 75
Bethesda, Effervescing pt. bot., doz. 1 00
qrt. bot., doz. 1 50
Still ^ gal. bot., doz., 2 50
bbl. 40 gals., bbl. 7 00
i bbl., each, 4 00
Buffalo Lithia, Nos. 1, 2 and 3. i gal. bot., doz. 5 00
Carlsbad qt. " " 3 50
Congress (C) pts., 4 doz. cases, case 6 25
qts., 2 " " " 4 75
Empire (E) pts., 4 " " " 6 25
qts., 2 " " " 4 75
Friedrichshall, Bitter case of 50 bots. " 10 50
doz. 2 75
Geyser pts., 4 doz. cases, case 6 75
Hathorn " 4 " " " 6 25
qts. 2 " " " 4 75
Hunyadi Janos case of 50 bot., " 10 50
doz. 2 75
Eassingen, Foreign, Eakoczy qts., " 4 00
Eakoczy, Offener " " 2 75
Seltzer, Genuine qts., stone " 1 75
Vichy, Foreign qts., " 2 75
Wax, Bayberry lb. 75
Bees, Yellow, Select " 30
Small Cakes " 35
McAllister's boxes of 3 doz. cakes, box 1 00
Bottle, Black, Green and Eed lb. 15
Fruit Can, Eed " 2
Eed, Superior " 3
White " 3
Japan " 20
Sealing, Express, Eed, 4s, 8s and 12s " 35
Irish Harp, Eed, 8s..., " 90
Superfine, Black " 75
76 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
W ax — Continued.
Sealing, Superfine, Green lb. SO 75
White, Extra " 50
No.l... " 45
Star Brand-. __ _._ " 55
Yellow, see Wax, Bees.
White Precipitate (Mercury Ammon.) _ " 96
\A^ hi ting, see Paints, etc.
Wine, Oolchicum, Boot, English 1 lb. bot., " 1 50
Seed, English 1" " " 150
Wines, Officinal, see Pharm. Dept.
\//ood Alcohol, see Wood Naptha.
Wood, Guaiac, Rasped _ " 5
Sandal, Ground " 40
Powdered " 50
Wood Naptha, Oom'l gal. 1 75
Eefd lb. 45
Oil (Gurjun Balsam) " 80
Wool Fat (Oleum Lanae, Bitter's), Pure. 1 lb. cans, lb. 50
5 and 10 " " " 45
25 " 50" " " 40
Veterinary Dark 1" " " 25
10 and 25" " " 20
Worm Cakes, German hhd. 50
Xylol - 1 oz. v., oz. 25
Zaffer (Oxide Cobalt Impure) lb. 75
Zinc, Acetate. 1 lb. bot, lb. 45
Squibb's 1 " tin, " 60
Benzoate 1 oz. v., oz. 60
Borate.... 1 " " " 35
Bromide _ 1" " " 25
Carbolate 1" " " 35
Carbonate, Precip. (Flowers of Zinc) 1 lb. bot., lb. 28
Squibb's 1" tin, " 40
Chloride, Fused 1 oz. v., oz. 13
Squibb's 1" " " 14
Granular .1 " " " 13
1 lb. bot., lb. 60
Solution, Com'l 1 " " " 15
Med 1 " " " 20
Squibb's, 50 per cent ...1 " " " 35
Cyanide 1 oz. v., oz. 27
Ferrocyanide ._ 1 " " " 27
Hypophosphite 1 " " " 70
Iodide 1" " " 57
Lactate 1" " " 35
Metallic lb. 50
Granulated ... " 25
Powdered, C. P ... " 2 00
Nitrate, Pure i lb. bot., " 4 00
Oxide, True _" 13
Hubbuck's " 60
Chem., Pure, Mallinckrodt's " 60
German, Prepared, Moist . " 1 00
Permanganate 1 oz. v., oz. 90
Phosphate . lib. bot., lb. 1 75
1 oz. v., oz. 18
Phosphide _.l " " " 80
MoEEissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 11
Z I nc— Continued.
Phosphite _ ..1 oz. v., oz. ^0 65
Silicylate 1 " " " 50
Sulphate, Crystals lb. 8
C. P., Mai lib. bot., " 25
P. &W 1" " " 25
Squibb's 1 " tin, " 25
Sulphide 1 oz. v., oz. 35
Sulpho-Carbolate... ..1 " " " 14
1 lb. bot., lb. 1 00
Tannate 1 oz. v., oz. 35
Valerianate i" " " 47
1 " " " 35
MERCK'S CHEMICALS.
We have arranged these goods under a distinct heading, so that the line
may be readily seen and selected from. These axticles are all in original pack-
ages, as imported, or purchased by us.
Acetal - -loz. v., oz. $0 75
Acetone -1 lb. bot., lb. 1 25
Acid, Arsenious, Powd _ __ -1 " " " 125
Benzoic, from Eesin 1 "boxes," 3 50
Toluol .1 " " " 75
Boracic, Powd _, 1 " bot., " 85
Butyric, Cone. __ ._. 1 " " " 2 50
Cathartinio loz. v., oz. 75
Chromic ...1 " " " 20
Chrysophanic 1" " " 40
Dichloracetic 1" " " 190
Formic 1 lb. bot., lb. 2 00
Hippuric loz. v., oz. 2 00
Lactic, Cone 1 lb. bot., lb. 1 75
Malic loz. v., oz. 1 25
Molybdic ._. ...1 " " " 50
Monochloracetic 1" " " 60
Oxalic, C. P -lib. bot., lb. 75
Perchloric loz v., oz. 75
Phosphoric, Glacial lib. bot., lb. 1 00
Pyrogallic _ 1" " " 4 00
loz. v., oz. 37
Salicylic 1 lb. cartons, lb. 1 85
Sclerotinic ioz. v., oz. 6 00
Succinic, Brown lib. bot., lb. 2 75
White... loz. v., oz. 30
Trichloracetic 1 " " " 75
Aconitia i" " dr. 175
Adonidin lgrm."grm. 4 00
Agaricin. 1 " " " 35
Aldehyd.. lib. bot., lb. 1 75
Alloxan _ — _ - ...Idr. v., dr. 50
78 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
MERCK'S CHEMICAIiS— Cont'd.
Aloin loz. v., oz. !B0 50
Aluminium, Acetate llb.bot., lb. 2 25
Chloride 1 oz. v., oz. 20
Nitrate 1 " " " 25
Oxide llb.bot.,lb. 1 50
Sulphate 1" " " 150
Ammonium, Acetate, Cryst 1 cz. v., oz. 30
Arseniate 1" " " 25
Benzoate 1" " " 60
Bichromate 1 lb. bot.,lb. 2 25
1 oz. v., oz. 30
Carbonate, Pure 1 lb. bot., lb. 35
Carbazotate 1 oz. v., oz. 50
Fluoride 1 " " " 60
Molybdate 1" " " 50
Oxalate, C. P , 1 lb. bot., lb. 1 50
Salicylate 1 oz. v., oz. 60
Picronitrate (see Carbazot) 1 " " " 50
Sulphate, Pure 1 lb. bot., lb. 75
Sulpho-Cyanide 1 oz. v., oz. 25
Amygdalin i" " " 3 00
Amy], Acetate 1 lb. bot., lb. 4 50
Butyrate . 1" " " 4 00
Apiol 1 oz. v., oz. 75
Apomorphia, Amorphous i" "dr. 100
Crystals i" " " 2 00
Arbutin.-.- ..1 grm. v.,grm. 35
Arsenic, Bromide 1 oz. v., oz. 60
Asparagin i" " " 10 00
Aspisdospermin 1 grm. v.,grm. 1 25
Atropine, Pure ioz. v., dr. 1 25
Sulphate i" " " 105
Barium, Acetate 1 lb. bot., lb. 2 00
Carbonate, Precip 1 " " " 75
Caustic, Hydrate 1 oz. v., oz. 20
Chloride, Oryst. Pure 1 lb. bot, lb. 50
Iodide . , 1 oz. v., oz. 75
Nitrate, Pulv., bulk lb. 18
Sulphide llb.bot.," 50
Bebeerin, Pure loz.v., oz. 2 25
Sulphate 1" " " 150
Berberin, Pure i" " " 5 00
Bismuth, Iodide 1 " " " 85
Peptonate 1 " " " 75
Salicylate 1" " " 75
Bromoform 1" " " 175
Brucin i" " " 3 00
Cadmium, Bromide 1" " " 30
Chloride 1" " " 40
Sulphate 1 " " " 35
Caffein, Benzoate i" " " 3 00
Bromide i" " " 3 00
Citrate i" " " 160
1 " " " 1 40
Hydrochlorate *" '■ " 3 00
Pure _. _ -i " " " 160
1 " " " 1 40
MoRBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices Current.
MERCK'S CHEBUCAIiS-Cont'd.
Caf f e i n — Continued.
Salicylate i oz. v., oz. $3 00
Sulphate i" " " 3 00
Valerianate i" " " 3 00
Calcium, Bromide 1 " " " 40
Chloride, Pure, Granular 1 lb. bot.,lb. 60
Hippurate 1 oz. v., oz. 4 00
Hypophosphite i lb. bot., lb. 2 00
Iodide 1 oz. v., oz. 85
Lactate 1 " " " 25
Lacto-phosphate i lb. bot. lb. 6 50
Salicylate 1 oz. v., oz. 60
Sulphuret .1 lb. bot., lb. 75
Santonate 1 oz. v., oz. 60
Cannabin,Pure 5 gr. v., gr. 4
Tannate „ 1 grm. v., grm. 30
Cantharidin _ 5 gr. v., gr. 15
Cerium, Oxalate 1 oz. v., oz. 18
1 lb. bot., lb. 1 75
Chinolin, Pure 1 oz. v., oz. 60
Tartrate .__ 1" " " 60
Chloral Hydrate, Crystals _ _i lb. bot., lb. 1 75
i " " " 1 60
1 " " " 1 50
Croton 1 oz. v., oz. 85
Chrysarobin (see Chrysophanic Acid) 1 " " " 40
Cobalt, Carbonate 1 " " " 60
Chloride 1" " " 50
Nitrate 1 " " " 50
Oxide 1" " " 75
Cocain, Hydrobromide 5 gr. " gr. 18
Hydrochlorate 5 " " " 6
Pure 5 " " " 13
Codein, Phosphate 1 dr. " dr. 125
Pure 1 " " " 125
Sulphate 1 " " " 125
Colchicin 1 " " " 1 40
Copper, Acetate Cryst lb. 85
Aluminated 1 lb. bot. " 75
Sulphate, in cones doz. 1 00
Pure lib. bot., lb. 50
Cotoin, Pure 15 gr. v., v. 1 20
Para 1 dr. v., dr. 85
Creasote, from Beechwood Tar 1 lb. bot., lb. 2 00
Cubebin 1 dr. v., oz. 7 00
Curare 1 grm. v., grm. 30
Curarin Sulphate 5 gr. v., gr. 30
Daturin i grm. v., grm, 3 00
Sulphate i " " " 3 00
Diastase 1 oz. v., oz. 1 50
Digital in. Pure 1 dr. " " 4 50
Crystals (Digitin) 5 gr. " gr. 13
Dipheny lam in, pure crystals 1 oz. " oz. 60
Duboi sin, Sulphate 5 gr. " gr. 15
Elaterin 1 grm. v., grm. 1 40
Elaterium, White __ 1 oz. v., oz. 3 75
1 dr. " " 4 00
80 MoKEissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Cueeext.
MERCK'S CHEMICALS-Cont'd.
Ergotin(Boiijean) ilb. bot., lb. S4 50
1 oz. v., oz. 35
Pure, Wernich dialysed 1 " " " 3 00
Ergotinin, Pure 5 gr. " gr. 1 00
L serin, Salicylate 5 " " " 18
Sulphate 5 " " " 15
Ethyl, Bromide 1 oz. " oz. 60
Formiate lb. 2 25
Iodide 1 oz. v., oz. 85
Valerianate 1 " " " 75
Eucalyptol 1 " " " 60
Eugenol --1 " " " 65
Extracts.
Aconite, powdered 1 " " " 30
Belladonna, powdered 1 " " " 30
Calabar beans _1 " " " 150
Cannabis Indica lib. jar, lb. 4 00
1 oz. v., oz. 40
Cinchona Loxa frig, parata lib. jar,lb. 4 50
i " bot., " 4 75
1 oz. v., oz. 40
Coniuni, powdered 1 " " " 30
Digitalis, powdered 1 " " " 30
Dog-grass bulk, lb. 85
Ferri pomatum 1 lb. jar, " 85
Hyoscyamus, powdered 1 oz. v., oz. 30
Male fern Etherial 1 lb. bot., lb. 3 00
1 oz. v., oz. 30
Monesia ....1 " " " 50
Nux Vomica, Powdered 1 " " " 35
Gelsemin, Pure 10 gr. vials 25
Haematoxylin 1 dr. v., dr. 75
Helenin _-_ 15 gr, vials 60
Homatropin, Bromide '_ 5 " " gr. 60
H yd rastin. Sulphate 1 dr. "dr. 1 50
Pure White, Crystals .....1 " "" 150
Hydrochlnon + oz. v., oz. 1 75
Hyoscin, Hydrobromide 5 gr. " gr. 85
Hydrochlorate .5" " " 100
Hydroiodate 5" " " 100
Hyoscyamin, Colorat, Amorph 5" " " 16
Hydrobromate, Pure, Amorph : 5 " " " 20
Pure White 5 " " " 50
Sulphate, Amorph :.., 5 " " " 20
Hypnon ioz. " oz. 150
Ichthyol, Sulpho-Ammonium 1 " " " 50
Sulpho-Sodium " " " 50
1 lb. bot., lb. 7 00
Iodoform, Powdered 1 " " " 7 50
1 oz. v., oz. 65
Deodorized 1 " " " 75
Iron, Acetate. Dry 1 " " " 40
Arseniate 1« .< a 39
by Hydrogen 1 lb. bot., lb. 1 00
Carbonate, Sacharated 1 " " " 75
Dialysed, Scales 1 oz. v., oz. 50
Iodide, Sacharated 1 " " " 35
MoRRissoN, Plitmmer & Co.'s Prices-Cuerbnt. 81
MERCK'S CHBMICAIiS-Cont'd.
I ron — Continued.
Lactate —lb. ^1 00
1 oz. v., oz. 18
Oxide, Sachar., Soluble. 1 lb. bot., lb. 75
Succinate 1 oz. v., oz. 60
Sulphuret 1 lb. bot., lb. 35
Valerianate 1 oz. v., oz. 40
Kefir 1 dr. v., dr. 35
Keratin 1" " " 100
Koussein, Brown.. _.l " " " 1 00
Lactucarium 1 oz. v., oz. 35
Lithiia, Acetate 1 " " " 150
Benzoate 1 " " " 65
Bromide- 1 " " " 40
Carbonate 1 lb. bot., lb. 5 00
1 oz. v., oz. 40
Chloride 1 " " " 45
Citrate. 1 " " " 40
Hippurate 1 " " " 3 75
Iodide . 1 " " " 75
Salicylate _ 1 " " " 60
Magnesium, Acetate 1 " " " 25
Boro-citrate 1 lb. bot., lb. 2 25
Phosphate 1 oz. v., oz, 15
Sulphate, pure crystals 1 lb. bot., lb. 35
Mannit . 1" " " 2 50
Mercury, Acetate 1 oz. v., oz, 45
Albuminate 1 " " " 25
Biohlor. Corrosive, O. P .i lb. bot., lb. 175
Bromide 1 oz. v., oz. 45
Nitrate cryst 1 " " " 25
Oxide, Yellow 1 " " " 20
Bed levigated... ...1 lb. bot., lb. 2 00
Protoxide (Hahnemann) ^ __1 oz. v„ oz. 40
Sulpho- cyanide 1 " " " 35
Tannate 1 " " " 65
Methyl, Benzoate 1 " " " 125
Salicylate 1 " " " 65
Muscarin, Nitrate . -5 gr. " gr. 40
Sulphate 5 " " " 40
Napellin 5 " " " 30
NaptFialin, Eesublimed 1 lb. box, lb. 50
Eecrystallized . 1 " " " 35
Napthol, Alpha 1 oz. v., oz. 40
Beta ilb. bot., lb. 2 00
1 oz. v., oz. 20
Naphtylamin, White, Pure 1 " " " 50
Nickel, Bromide 1 " " " 50
Chloride 1" " " 30
Nitrate 1 " " " 35
Sulphate, Pure lb. 2 00
Nicotin 1 dr. v., dr. 75
Tobacco loz. " oz. 2 00
Oil, Turpentine, Eect _ 1 lb. bot., lb. 65
Pancreatin 1 oz. v., oz. 65
Papaverin _ .._ 1 dr. " dr. 75
Papayotin, Pure 15 gr. vials 85
82 MoREisso^, Plummee & Co.'s Prices-Current.
MERCK'S CHEMICALS-Cont'd.
Papayotin — Continued.
Succus 1 dr. v., oz. S2 50
Paraldehyd ilb. hot., lb. 3 00
1 oz. v., oz. 30
Pelletierin, Tannate 15 gr. v., gr. 5
Pepsi ne, Powdered 1 oz. " oz. 65
^, i and 1 lb. boi, lb. 8 00
Phloridzin 1 oz.v., oz. 2 75
Picrotoxin 1 dr. " dr. 75
PilOCarpin,Hydrochlorate 5 gr. " gr. 5
Salicylate ..5 " " » 15
Nitrate _ 5" " " 6
Pure 5" " " 15
Potassium, Acetate, Pure 1 lb. bot., lb. 75
Arseniate 1 oz. v., oz. 15
Bichromate, Pure Crystal. _^ 1 lb. bot., lb. 65
Boro-Tartrate __. .1 " '• " 1 25
Caustic, Pure ...1 " " " 1 25
Chloride 1 " " " 50
Chromate, Yellow " 60
Fluoride 1 oz.v., oz. 60
Hypophospbite i lb. bot., lb. 1 85
Nitroprussiate oz. 75
Nitrite, Pure lib. bot., lb. 1 50
Oxalate, Neutral, Pure.. 1 " " " 65
Propylamin, Pure 1 oz. v., oz. 50
Chloride 1 dr. " " 4 50
Ptyalin 1" " " 125
Pyridin 1 oz. " " 50
Quassin, Pure 1 dr. " " 4 00
Siilphate.. _.„ ....1 " " " 10 00
Qui ni a, Tannate, Neutral 1 oz. " " 100
Resorcin _.. 1 " " " 35
1 lb. bot., lb. 4 00
Pure, White 1 oz. v., oz. 1 00
Salicine — .— 1 " " " 45
1 lb. bot., lb. 4 75
Salol 1 oz. v., oz. 50
Salt, Carlsbad, Artificial.. lb. 20
Sanguinarin, Nitrate 10 gr. v., gr. 12
Pure 10 " " " 12
Sulphate 10 " " " 12
Scoparin _ ...15 " " " 8
Sodium, Acetate, Purified ...lib. bot., lb. 85
Arseniate 1 oz. v., oz. 20
Arsenite 1 " " " 20
Benzoate from Eesin 1 " " " 50
Biborate, Pure Crystals 1 lb. bot., lb. 85
Bicarbonate, Pure Crystals.. 1 " " " 50
Bisulphite, Pure _ 1" " " 75
Carbolate loz. " oz. 30
Carbonate, Dry, C. P ..lib. " lb. 75
Crystals 1" " " 50
Caustic, C. P. by Alcohol 1" " " 110
Chloride,C.P 1" " " 40
Choleate, Pure loz. " oz. 40
Ethylate .1 " v., " 1 10
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Currext. 83
MEKCK'S CHEMICALiS-Cont'd.
Sodium —Continued.
Hippurate 1 oz. v., oz. $3 00
Hypophosphite i lb. bot., lb. 1 85
Hyposulphite, 0. P 1" " " 75
Lactophosphate 1 oz. " oz. 50
Molybdate -loz. v., " 75
Nitrite 1 lb. bot., lb. 2 00
Phosphate Crystals.. 1" " " 60
Salicylate, Powdered loz. v., oz. 25
ilb. bot, lb. 3 00
i " " " 2 85
1 " " " 2 75
Santonate 1 oz. v., oz. 75
Succinate ...1 " " " 75
Sulphate, Pure, Dry 1 lb. bot., lb. 50
Crystals... 1" ", " 50
Sulphite, Crystals ...1 " " " 85
Sulphide 1" " " 70
Sulpho Carbolate , loz. " oz. 25
Solanin 1 dr. v., dr. 5 00
Spartein, Sulphate 15 gr. " gr, 5
Spirits, Cochlearia 1 lb. bot., lb. 1 20
Formicarum 1 " " " 90
Terebin 1 " " " 1 50
1 oz. v., oz. 20
Terpin Hydrate _ .1 " " " 60
Terpinol 1 " " " 85
Thymol ..1 '• " " 65
Traumaticin--.. 1 " " " 30
Uranium, Acetate _ 1 " " " 85
Chloride .1 " " " 90
Nitrate _1 " " " 75
Oxide, Black 1 " " " 1 00
Yellow 1 " " " 90
Urea, Pure 1 " " " 90
Urethan 1 " " " 75
Vanidin, Metal _ -5 gr. " gr. 1 75
Chloride _ 1 dr. " dr. 1 00
Veratria .ioz. " oz. 2 00
1 " " " 1 75
Sulphate. _ .i " " " 2 00
1 " " " 1 75
Xylol... ._ _ 1 " " " 20
Zinc, Lactate... 1" " " 40
Nitrate 1 " " " 30
Oxide, Pure 1 lb. bot., lb. 100
Sulphate, Pure ...A " " " 35
Sulpho-Carbolate 1 oz. v.,oz. 18
Valerianate... .....l " " " 40
84 MoRRissoif, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
HERBS-PRESSED.
Under this head we have arranged Pressed Barks, Flowers, Herbs, Leaves
and Roots. Prices of Barks and Roots are for 1 lb. packages, and of Herbs,
Flowers and Leaves in 1 oz. packages, unless otherwise specified. Herbs in is
and is, 2c. per lb. less than in ounces. Barks, Flowers, Herbs, Leaves and
Roots, in bulk, will be found under their respective headings. We carry in
stock a line of Allaire, Woodward & Oo.'s, Huber & Fuhrman's and Wilson's
Herbs, etc.
Abscess Root, Greek Valerian ...Ib.^O 30
Aconite Leaves ozs., " 25
Wilson's " " 60
Root " 25
Select...... ozs., " 30
Adder's Tongue . " 45
Agrimony, Herb ...ozs., " 25
Alder Bark, Black " 25
Red (Tag) " 20
Alum Root - " 30
Althaea, see Marsh Mallow,
Angelica Leaves.. .__. " 25
Root " 25
Appletree Bark " 20
Arbor Vitae Leaves.. " 30
Archangel " 30
Ash Bark, Mountain " 25
Prickly " 30
Wafer " 30
White " 20
Asparagus Root " 35
Avens Root .— " 40
Backache Brake, Root " 30
Balm, Lemon ozs., " 40
Wilson's " 60
Sweet " 40
Balmony (Snakehead).. " 25
Wilson's .- " 60
Balsam, Sweet, Life Everlasting " 25
Barberry Bark " 25
Basil, Sweet Herb " 40
Basswood Bark _— " 20
Bayberry Bark " 18
Leaves, see Laurel Leaves.
Beech Bark " 20
Drops... -. " 20
Belladonna Leaves " 35
Wilson's... ._ " 60
Root - " 30
Bellwort " 45
Benne Leaves, is and is " 50
Beth Root... " 25
Betony Weed " 45
Birch Bark, Black.-.. ^ — - " 25
Bitter Root -^ - " 30
MoBKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 85
Bittersweet, Bark of Root lb. $0 30
False, Bark of Root " 30
Herb " 30
Twigs-. " 25
Black Root (Culver's) " 30
Blackberry Root. " 18
Blessed Thistle.. _... " 30
Blood Root " 20
Blue Flag " 25
Boneset " 20
Wilson's. " 50
Borage Flowers " 75
Leaves " 30
Boxwood Bark._^ " 15
Flowers " 25
Broom, Herb " 25
Bryonia Root (Bryonia Alba) " 30
Buckbean Herb _■ " 30
Buckhorn Brake " 30
Buckthorn Bark ._. " 20
Bugle, Bitter . " 30
Sweet " 30
Weed " 30
Burdock Leaves " 30
Root " 25
Butternut Bark " 16
Canada Thistle " 25
Cancer Root, Plant " 30
Cardinal Flowers, Blue " 35
Red " 45
Carduus, Spotted " 30
Carpenter's Square (Scrofula Plant) " 25
Catnip " 20
Wilson's . ozs., " 60
Celandine, Garden " 35
Wild " 35
Centaury, Low " 35
Ground " 30
Chestnut Leaves " 25
Chickweed, Red " 35
Cicily, Sweet " 55
Cicuta (Oonium) " 30
Cleavers... ___ " 25
Wilson's ^ ozs., " 50
Clover Heads, Red " 30
Wilson's " 60
White " 30
Sweet " 35
Cocash Root " 40
Cohosh, Black, Root " 15
Blue " 18
Red " 30
White „ " 25
Colombo Root, American .. " 20
Coltsfoot Leaves " 25
Wilson's ozs., " 55
Root-— " 40
Comfrey Root " 25
86 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Conium Leaves (Cicuta) lb, ^0 30
Consumption Brake " 50
Coolwort " 35
Cotton Root " 20
Bark " 25
Cow Parsnep Leaves ___ " 35
Eoot " 30
Cramp Bark . . " 20
Cranesbill Root.. " 20
Crawley Root .__ " 1 00
Culver's Root, (Black Boot) . " 30
Dandelion Herb- " 25
Eoot, American " 20
German " 30
Dittany Herb " 25
Dock Root, Yellow " 25
Drosera Rotundifolia iSundew) _.__" 75
Elder Bark, Black " 25
Dwarf " 30
Flowers . " 25
Wilsoo's ozs., " 50
Elecampane Root (Inula) " 20
Evening Primrose " 30
Eyebright " 40
Fern, Male " 25
Sweet , " 25
Fever Bush . " 25
Fever Few " 45
Koot " 30
Figwort (Scrofula Plant) , " 25
Fireweed " 25
Fit Plant " 45
Five Finger " 30
Flag Root, Blue " 25
Flea Bane, Canada „ " 30
Foxglove " 25
Wilson's ozs., " 60
Fringe Tree Bark " 30
Frostwort - " 30
Fumitory Herb " 30
Galangal Root " 20
Garget Root (Poke) " 15
Gelsemium Root (Yellow Jessamine) " 25
Goldenseal Root " 35
Goldthread " 80
Goose Grass (Cleavers) " 25
Gravel Plant (Trailing Arbutus) " 25
Root (Queen Meadow) " 20
Hair Cap Moss " 20
Hardback Leaves " 30
Heal All " 30
Hearts Ease " 30
Hellebore Am. (Verat. Virid.) " 25
Black (Hellebor. Nig.) " 25
White (Verat. Alba).. " 20
Hemlock Bark " 15
Leaves " 25
Henbane Leaves (Hyoscyamus) " 25
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
HERBS, PRESSED— Cont'd.
Henbane Leaves, Wilson's ...ozs., lb
Hollyhock Flowers .
Horehound Leaves
Wilson's ozs.,
Horsemint
Horseradish Leaves -
Boot 1
Hydrangea Root
Hyssop
Wilson's ozs.,
Ice Plant
Indian Hemp Root, Black
White
Indian Physic
Indian Turnip
Indigo, Wild
Ivy, American
Ground
Jacob's Ladder
Jersey Tea
Johnswort —
Kidney wort
Knot Grass
Labrador Tea
Lady Slipper Root (Nervine)
Larkspur, Herb
Lavender Flowers
Lettuce, Garden
Wild
Life Root -
Life Everlasting (Sweet Balsam)
Lily, Pond, White
Yellow
Liverwort .
Lobelia, Herb
Wilson's ozs.,
Lovage Leaves
Boot
Lungwort Herb..,
Moss
Maidenhair
Man Root
Mandrake Root
Marigold (Calendula) Flowers
Marjoram, Sweet
Wilson's ozs.,
Marsh Mallow, Flowers
Leaves
Boot
Masterwort Leaves.-
Boot
Mayweed
Mezereon Bark
Milkweed
Wandering
Mistletoe Leaves
Moosewood Bark
70
35
25
60
25
30
30
20
30
65
35
35
25
25
25
25
25
25
35
30
25
50
45
40
25
30
25
30
30
25
25
30
28
35
20
65
30
30
30
30
25
30
18
45
30
75
50
30
30
30
35
25
30
25
35
25
35
88
MoERissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Pkices-Cubrent.
HERBS, PRESSED— Cont'd.
Motherwort lb. !iO 26
Wilson's ozs.,
Mountain Dittany
Mountain Mint _ _
Mouse Ear ._
Mugwort
Mullein Leaves
Wilson's ozs.,
Nanny Bush Bark
Nettle Flowers
Root
Oak Bark, Black
Red
White...
Jerusalem
Osier, Green Bark
Eed Bark
Oswego Tea
Pansy.
Pappoose Root
Pari 11a, Yellow
Parsley Leaves _..
Root
Partridge Berry Vine .
Peach Bark
Leaves
Pellitory Root
Pennyroyal- ._-
Wilson's ozs.,
Peony Flowers
Root
Peppermint Herb
Wilson's ozs.,
Pilewort
Pinnpinella Root
Pine Bark, White
Pi psissewa (Prince's Pine)
Wilson's ozs..
Pitcher Plant
Plantain Leaves :
Pleurisy Root (White Root) .
Poison Oak Leaves
Poke Root
Polypody Root
Pomegranate, Bark of Root..
Poplar Bark, White
Yellow
Poppy Flowers _
Leaves ozs.,
Prince's Pine (Pipsissewa) —
Ptelea Bark (Wafer Ash)
Queen's Delight Root
Queen of Meadow Herb
Root
Ragweed Herb
Raspberry Leaves. __ —
Rhatany Root —
MoKBissoN, Plummee & Co.'s Pbices-Cureent. 89
HEBBS, PRESSED— Cont'd.
Rheumatism Weed — lb. $0 30
Sage Domestic, ^s and is " 30
ozs., " 35
Loose pressed, is " 35
Italian, ^s and is _ " 15
ozs., " 20
Loose pressed, is " 20
Sanicle Root, Black _._ ._ " 55
White _ .." 55
Sarsapari 11a, American " 20
Mexican " 25
Savin Leaves " 30
Wilson's ozs., " 45
Scabish " 30
Scrofula Plant " 25
Scullcap - — __- " 30
Wilson's ozs., " 80
ScurvyGrass " 50
Sheep Laurel " 35
Sheep Sorrel Leaves " 30
Wood- " 35
Side Saddle Plant " 30
Sllkweed Root „ " 25
Skunk Cabbage Root " 25
Smartweed (Water Pepper) " 25
Snakehead (Balmony) " 25
Snake Root, Button " 25
Canada " 45
Soap Tree Bark " 25
Soapwort, White " 35
Solomon's Seal.. _. " 30
Southern Wood " 40
Wilson's ozs., " 65
Spearmint " 25
Speedwell " 35
Spikenard Root _. " 20
Spleenwort _ ..- " 45
Squaw Vine . " 30
Stillingia Root (Queen's Delight) " 25
Stramonium Leaves.— ._- " 25
Wilson's ozs., " 50
Strawberry Leaves " 25
Sumac Bark (Sumach) " 20
Leaves " 30
Summer Savory " 25
Wilson's ozs., " 65
Sweet Basil __ " 40
Flag " 25
Gum Bark " 25
Tamarack Bark " 20
Tansy " 20
Wilson's ozs., " 50
Thorn Apple Leaves __. " 25
Thyme " 25
Wilson's ozs. " 65
Tormentilla Root " 30
Turkey Corn Root _ _. " 25
90 MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Pkices-Current.
HERBS, PBESSED-Cont'd.
Unicorn Root lb. $0 45
False " 38
Vervain Leaves " 25
Boot " 25
Veratrum, Viride (American Hellebore) " 25
Violet, Blue, Flowers " 70
Viola Tricolor (Pansy) " 30
Wafer Ash " 30
Wahoo Bark " 30
Of Boot .." 40
Walnut Bark " 25
Water Cup " 40
Eryngo " 40
Pepper. _._ „ " 25
Wilson's ozs. " 55
White Wood Bark . " 20
Wickup..-. " 35
Wild Yam " 20
Willow Bark " 25
Willow, Pussy (Wickup) " 35
Wintergreen Herb " 25
Winter's Bark ._._ " 50
Witch Hazel Bark .-" 25
Leaves " 25
Wood Betony * 45
Wormwood Herb... " 25
Wilson's ozs.," 65
Yarrow Herb. " " 25
Wilson's.. " " 60
SELECT POWDERS.
Selected and warranted by HORBISSON, FL.TJMIIEB & CO., Cbicagro, 111^
PACKED IN ONB POUND TIN CANS.
These powders are made from tbe best obtainable material, and great care
is exercised in their preparation. The value of the Medicinal Powders will be
found equal in all cases to the U. S. P. standard. We think the entire list
worthy of the attention of careful Pharmacists. Other articles will be added to
our list as the demand may require.
Acacia lb. $1 20
Aconite Root - " 40
Aconite Leaves " 40
Allspice " 25
Aloes, Cape " 35
Socotrine " 80
MoKBissoN, Plummek & Co.'s Prices Current. 91
SELECT POWDERS— Cont'd.
Angelica Root lb. $0 40
Anise Seed, Italian " 40
AsafcBtida " 45
Baimony Herb " 40
Belladonna Leaves " 40
Boot , " 40
Bloodroot -. - " 35
Blue Flag = " 50
Buchu, Short " 45
Calamus, Peeled " 45
Cantharides, Russian " 2 75
Capsicum, African " 50
Caraway Seed — _ " 40
Cardamon Seed " 1 50
Cassia, Saigon ._ " 65
Celery Seed " 50
Cinchona, Calisaya, true . " 1 25
Red, true _. " 1 25
Cloves " 50
Colchicum Root '• 45
Seed - " 35
Columbo, Foreign .. " 40
Coriander Seed " 35
Cubeb Berries — " 1 50
Dandelion Root " 45
Dover's Powder " 1 50
Ergot " 85
Fennel Seed... " 35
Foxglove " 40
Gamboge " 1 10
Gentian _ " 30
Ginger, African __ " 30
Jamaica " 40
Goldenseal Root " 50
Guaiac, Resin " 50
Henbane Leaves " 40
Ipecac " 2 50
Jalap " 45
Juniper Berries " 30
Kino ._- - " 35
Ladies' Slipper " 35
Licorice Root, Russian " 35
Extract " 60
Lobelia Leaves " 3)
Seed " 70
Mace " 75
Mandrake Root " 30
Mustard - " 40
Myrrh " 60
Nux Vomica " 30
Opium, Assayed " 7 GO
Orange Peel, Sweet " 30
Orris Root, Florentine . " 35
Pepper, Black " 35
White " 45
Pink Root . " 1 00
Pleurisy Root.. " 40
92 MoBBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
SELECT POWDEBS— Cont'd.
Poke Root ..lb. $0 35
Rhubarb " 1 20
Sage, Domestic " 45
Sassafras Bark " 35
Savin " 40
Senega Root " 85
Senna Leaves, Alex " 65
Soap, Castile, White " 50
Squills Root " 45
Stramonium Leaves " 40
Seed " 35
Valerian Root, English " 50
Waiioo, Bark of Eoot . " 45
Wormseed, Levant _:_. " 35
Wormwood " 35
Yellow Dock _ _ " 40
SQUIBB'S POWDERED DRUGS,
IN 1 LB. TINS, CONTAINER INCLUDED.
Acacia - ..lb. SI 80
Granulated, for solutions " 1 80
Acid Tartaric " 70
Aconite Root " 45
Aloes, Red Socotrine, Purified " 90
Alum, Potassa Alum, Purified . " 30
Aromatic Powder " 1 75
Belladonna Leaf " 50
Eoot " 50
Boric Acid " 55
Borax, Biborate of Soda " 25
Buchu, Short Buchu - — " 45
Buckthorn Bark, Rhamnu3 Frangula, Coarse " 25
Cantharides " 2 50
Capsicum, African Bird Pepper " 60
Cardamon, Capsules Included, Coarse " 1 50
Chlorate of Potassa, from Purified Chlorate " 40
Cimicifuga, Black Cohosh .._ " 35
Cinnamon, True Ceylon " 90
Cinchona, Yellow Assayed " 1 25
Red, Assayed " 1 25
Columbo " 40
Cream of Tartar, Bitartrate of Potassa " 60
Cubeb, Coarse " 2 00
Dandelion Root, Taraxacum .-- " 60
Digitalis - " 50
Gelsemiumj Yellow Jessamine " 35
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 93
SQTTIBB'S POWDERED DRUGS— Cont'd.
Ginger, East India, Select lb. SO 50
Ipecacuanha, Eio Janeiro " 2 00
Compound, Dover's Powder " 1 65
Jalap, Vera Cruz " 60
Liquorice Extract " 75
Eoot, Peeled Root " 45
Muriate of Ammonia, from Purified Muriate " 35
Nitrate Of Potassa, Du Font's Best " 25
Nux Vomica, Coarse " 25
Opium, (This powder is assayed, and the percentage of Morphia
given on the label) " 7 50
Pepper, Black ... " 35
Podopiiyllum, May- Apple or Mandrake Root " 30
R iiu barb, from Shenshi Root " 1 35
Scammony, True Scammony (this powder is assayed, and the
percentage of Resin of Scammony is given on the label). " 10 50
Senega, Seneka Snakeroot " 1 00
Senna, Alexandria Senna, well garbled " 80
Serpentaria, Virginia Snakeroot " 70
Soap, White Castile, Scraped " 60
Spigelia, Pinkroot " 70
Squill, White 1 " 12
Sugar of Milk, selected crystals " 65
Tragacanth, White Flake " 1 80
Valerian. . " 40
MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO/S
Pharmaceutical Preparations and Laboratory Products.
Acid, Carbolic Solution, Saturated... lb. SO 25
Fruit " 75
Hydrobromic, Cone, 34 per cent ^ " 1 12
Dilute, 10 per cent.. " 40
Nitro-Muriatic, C. P " 25
C. P. Dilute " 25
Oleic, Purified.... . " 40
Phosphoric, Dilute, U. S. P " 18
From Phosphorus " 18
Sulphuric Aromatic (Elixir Vitriol) " 45
Alkaloids, See Extracts, Eclectic.
Anodyne, Hoffman's " 50
Arsenic, Iodide and Mercury, Solution (Donovan's) " 25
Solution (Fowler's) " 13
Black Drop " 1 50
Boro-Glyceride " 1 80
50 per cent. Solution " 1 30
Cascara Laxative. _ pt. bot., doz. 7 00
3^ gal. bot., gal. 4 00
94 MORRISSON, PliUMMER & Co.'s PrICES-CuRRKNT.
m. p. & CO.'S PHAEMACEXTTICAL PKEPAEATIONS-Cont'd.
Cerates,
Calendula lb. $0 75
Cantharides in rolls or cans," 1 10
Goulard's " 50
Eesin " 30
Comp " 35
Savin » 50
Simple " 50
Soap " 50
Spermaceti " 50
Turner's " 50
Verdigris (^ruginis) " 90
Witch-hazel " 60
Zinc, Carbonate, True ._ " 50
Chlorodyne " 4 00
Cocnineal Coloring " 75
Collodion " 78
Cantharidal _ " 2 50
Concentrations, See Extracts, Eclectic.
Confection, Aromatic _ ___ " 1 50
Black Pepper _ " 75
Opium " 2 00
Orange Peel " 50
Eose. " 40
Senna " 40
Theriac " 90
Cordial, Aniseed gal. 3 00
Neutralizing " 3 00
Drops, Hot lb. 60
2oz.bot doz. 150
Elixirs, Aromatic. Put up in 1 pt. and 5 pt, bots.
Many years' experience in pharmaceutical labor, careful exam-
ination and tests of all new formulas, and the supervision and labor
of a competent pharmacist in our laboratory, enable ns to offer our
full list of Elixirs with confidence that they will maintain their
clearness and perfect condition as long as the best that are made,
and give more full and continued satisfaction than any other line sold
at the same prices. We guarantee each one to contain the full medic-
inal properties and strength claimed for it on its label, and physi-
cians can administer them with the assurance that the effect will be
equal to that of the same quantity of medicine prepared by them-
selves from the original materials. Druggists wishing any Elixir
prepared from private formula or of given strength of active ingre-
dients, and not being prepared to manufacture for themselves, can
have special prices for the Elixir wanted, by writing us for quota-
tions and stating quantity desired.
Note. — When ordered simply in "bulk," these goods will be
sent in 3^ gal. bots. Prices quoted are for 1 pt. bots., list, less 25
per cent, discount. A deduction of 10c. per pint is made when
}£ gal- bots. are ordered, less the discount.
Elixirs.
Ammon., Brom doz. ^10 50
Valerianate " 12 00
■ and Morphia " 13 00
and Quiuia " 16 50
and Strychnia " 13 50
Berberina and Iron . " 12 00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 95
M. P. & CO.'S PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS-Cont'd.
Elixirs — Continued.
Bismuth and Ammon. Citrate .doz.^12 00
andStrychnia " 9 75
Buchu " 10 50
Juniper and Acet. Potass. " 12 00
and Pareira Brava " 10 50
Buckthorn Bark " 9 00
Oalisaya . " 10 50
andBismuth " 9 00
and Iron Protoxide ^ " 7 50
Pyrophos " 7 50
Iron and Bismuth " 9 00
Bismuth and Pepsin " 15 00
andStrychnia " 9 75
and Pepsin " 12 00
andStrychnia " 8 25
Strychnia and Pepsin . " 12 00
Pepsin and Bismuth " 12 75
Bismuth and Strychnia " 1125
and Strychnia " 9 75
Cascara Sagrada . " 12 00
Cathartic Comp. (Laxative Elixir) " 10 50
Celery and Guarana " 15 00
Chloral Hydrate " 13 50
and Potass. Brom, " 13 50
Cimicifuga . " 9 00
Corydalis Comp " 9 00
Damiana . " 10 50
Nux Vomica, Iron and Phosphorus " 12 00
Dandelion > " 9 00
Comp " 9 00
Gentian " 7 50
with Tr. Chlor. Iron " 9 75
Pyrophos, Iron " 9 00
Guarana .... " 15 00
Helonias Comp. " 10 50
Iron, Bismuth and Strychnia " 10 00
Pyrophosphate " 9 CO
Quinine andStrychnia " 10 50
Quinine and Strychnia Phosphates " 11 25
Licorice, Aromatic (Quinine Elixir) " 7 50
Lithium, Citrate „ " 19 50
Lupulin •_ " 9 00
MaticoComp. " 10 50
Morphia Valerianate " 9 00
Pepsin -_ ._, « 11 25
andBismuth " 1125
Bismuth and Strychnia " 1125
Strychnia and Iron " 1125
and Wafer Ash " 13 50
Phosphate Iron, Quinia and Strych. " 1125
Phosphorus " 9 00
Potassium, Bromide " 9 00
Quinine, Bromide " 13 50
Valerianate " 13 50
Rhubarb and Magnesia " 10 50
Sodium, Bromide " 10 50
96 MoREissoN, Plummee & Co.'s Prices-Current.
M. p. & CO.'S PHAKHCACEUTICAL PEEPAEATIONS-Cont'd.
Elixirs — Oontinued,
Stillingia Oomp doz. $9 00
Strychnia, Valerianate " 9 00
Taraxacum Oomp. (Dandelion Oomp.) " 9 00
Zinc Valerianate " 9 00
Essences, Flavoring Oonc. 1 lb. bots.
Apple lb. 1 25
Banana " 1 25
OofPee " 125
Lemon ; " 1 00
Nectar _ . " 1 50
Orange " 1 25
Peach " 1 25
Pear . " 1 25
PineApple " 1 25
Raspberry " 1 25
Sarsaparilla " 1 25
Strawberry " 1 25
Vanilla " 175
Wintergreen " 75
Extracts, Eclectic, M. P. & Co. and others.
In 1 oz. vials. Discount, 25 per cent.
Aconitin oz. 1 50
Aletrin " 50
Alnuin " 60
Asclepedin " 75
Baptisin " 75
Oaalophyllin " 50
Oheloniu " 1 00
Oimicifugin " 45
Oollinsonin " 1 20
Oornin " 50
Corydalin._. ... " 75
Oyprepedin " 85
Dioscorein.. . " 1 00
Euonymin " 1 10
Eupatorin " 50
Eupurpurin " 1 25
Gelsemin " 1 50
Geranin " 50
Gossypiin " 1 50
Hamamelin " 65
Helonin . i " 1 50
Hydrastin " 1 50
Muriate " 2 00
Phosphate " 4 00
Sulphate " 3 50
Hyosycamin " 1 75
Inulin . " 1 00
Juglandin " 60
Leptandrin.. " 40
Lobelin " 1 25
Lupulin " 75
Macrotin " 45
Podophyllin " 40
Populin,.. " 50
Ptelein .- " 1 20
MOBEISSON, PlTJMMER & Co.'s PEICES-CuRRElSrT.
97
50
25
00
85
10
00
85
U 10
M. p. & CO.'S PHARMACETJTICAIi PKEPABATIONS-Cont'd.
Extracts, Eclectic— Continued.
Sanguinarin oz. $0 65
Nitrate
Sulphate
Scutellarin
Senecin
Stillingin
Viburnin
Xanthoxylin
Extracts, Fluid.
Prepared by cold re-percolation, thus avoiding the effect of heat.
Made from crude drugs, selected with care. Formulas for making
Infusions, Syrups, Tinctures, etc., from our Fluid Extracts are print-
ed on the labels. Special attention is directed to our Fluid Extracts
of Ipecac, Squills, Squills Oomp., and Sarsap. Oomp. for Syrups,
which make'clear syrups by simple admixture, filtration being un-
necessary. Put up in 1 lb. and 5 lb. bottles. A deduction of 10c.
per lb. from list prices when ordered in bulk (5 lb. bote.). Discount
25 per cent.
Aconite leaves Pint,
Aconite root, U. S. P
Agaric (Boletus laricis)
Agrimony
Allan thus glandulosa
Allspice
Aloes
Alstonia constricta
Alterative
American Columbo
American Hellebore, U. S. P
American Ivy
American Sarsaparilla
Angelica root
Angustura
Aniseed
Arbor vitse
ArecaNut
Arnica flowers
Boot, U. S. P
Aromatic, U. S. P
Asparagus
Avens root
Avena Sativa, (Common Oats)
Balm of Gilead buds
Balmony
Barberry Bark
Bayberry
Bearsfoot
Belladonna Leaves
Boot, U. S. P- .
Benzoin compound
Berberis AquifoHum
Beth-root
Bitter-root
Bitter-sweet, U. S. P
Black Alder
Black Ash Bark
1 20
3 60
1 05
1 90
1 20
1 65
3 00
1 25
1 25
1 50
1 20
1 05
1 20
" 1 50
1 50
1 20
2 25
1 20
1 20
2 50
1 50
1 00
1 75
1 50
90
1 20
75
1 75
1 35
1 50
2 00
3 00
1 05
1 20
90
90
1 20
98 MoRBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Cureext.
M. p. & CO.'S PHARMACETJTICAL PREPAEATIONS-Cont'd.
Extracts, Fluid— Continued.
Blackberry Eoot, U. S. P Pint, SO 90
Compound " 120
Black Cohosli,U. S. P " 120
Compound " 120
Black Haw U. S. P " 120
Black Hellebore " 120
Black Pepper -- " 2 00
Black Walnut " 2 00
Black Indian Hemp " 120
Bladder-wrack " 135
Blessed Thistle " 120
Blood-root U. S. P " 105
Blue Cohosh " 90
Compound " 120
Blue Flagr, U. S. P . " 105
Boneset, U. S. P . " 90
Borage " 100
Broom-top . " 1 05
Bryonia, white " 150
BuchuU.S.P " 150
Compound " 150
and Juniper with Acetate Potass " 150
and Pareira Brava " 150
Buckbean Leaves " 120
BuckeyeBark " 1 20
Buckthorn Bark, U. S. P = " 100
Berries " 105
Bugle-weed, Sweet " 90
BurdockKoot " 90
Seed ._ " 1 20
Butternut " 90
Button Snake-root " 90
Calabar Bean " 3 60
Calendula Flowers " 2 40
Canada Snake-root " 120
Cancer Eoot " 150
Canella. _ _ " 90
Cannabis"fndica,'uVs.'pr"_V/"I""-l-II'"I"Il""-"_ " 1 70
Cantharides " 5 50
Capsicum, U. S. P " 165
Caraway Seed . " 135
Cardamom Seeds " ._ " 4 00
Cardamom Comp " 180
Cascara Sagrada .-- " 2 50
Cascarilla " 90
Cassia " 180
Catechu " 120
Catnip " 75
Celandine, garden " 100
Celeryseed... . " 180
Centaury, red " 90
Cereus grandiflorus " 4 00
Chamomile, German " 120
Eoman " 120
Cherry, U.S.P .— " 105
Bark, Alcoholic " 105
MoRRissox, Plummer & Co.'s' Prices-Current. 99
M. P. & CO.'S PHARMACETJTICAIi PREPARATIONS— Cont'd.
Extracts, Fluid— Continued.
Cherry Bark, detannated Pint, $1 40
Bark, for syrup " 1 05
Compodnd " 105
Chestnut leaves, U. S. P " 90
Chiretta, U. S. P " 180
Cinchona, Aromatic " 180
Calisaya, true U. S. P " 2 40
Compound " 150
Pale _ " 150
Eed " 2 40
Compound " 2 00
Cleavers _ " 90
Clover Tops, red " 120
Cloves,... " 2 10
Coca leaves, U. S. P " 2 00
Cocculus " 120
Coffee " 150
Colchicum root, U. S. P - " 120
Seed,U. S. P " 165
Colocynth . " 175
Colt'sfoot " 90
Columbo,U.S.P _... " 125
American " 125
Comfrey " 90
Condurango " 3 00
Conium leaves *' 120
Seed,U.S.P. " 150
Coriander seed " 120
Corn-silk, Green " 150
Cotobark " 4 00
Cotton Eoot bark, from bark of fresh root " 1 25
Couch-grass, U. S. P " 1 05
Cramp-bark " 90
Cranesbill, U. S. P " 105
Crawley root " 4 50
Cubebs, U. S. P " 3 75
Culver's root, U. S. P " 135
Damiana " 2 40
Dandelion, U. S. P " 125
andSenna " 105
Dogwood, U. S. P " 90
Dwarf Elder ....- " 100
Elder flowers " 90
Elecampane " 90
Ergot, U. S. P. . " 2 00
Ethereal " 2 00
Eucalyptus, U. S. P _ " 1 25
Evening Primrose " 150
False Bitter-sweet... " 105
False Unicorn " 1 80
Fennel seed " 1 20
Feverfew.. " 1 00
Figwort .-. " 180
Fireweed " 90
Fleabane " 1 20
Foxglove, U. S. P " 120
100 MorrissojST, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
M. p. & CO.'S PHARMACEUTICAL PEEPARATIONS-Cont'd.
Extracts, Fluid — Continued.
Fringe-tree bark Pint, $1 50
Frostwort " 100
Galls " 1 50
Gelsemium, fresh root " 125
Gentian, U. S. P — " 90
Compound " 120
Ginger, Jamaica, U. S. P " 135
Soluble, (for syrup) " 100
Golden-rod..._ " 75
Golden-seal, U. S. P " 160
Without alcohol .._ " 1 25
Gold-thread " 2 25
Gravel-plant " 90
Green Osier bark " 105
Gnndelia, U. S. P " 190
Compound . " 2 00
Squarrosa " 2 00
Guaiac wood " 90
Guarana, U. S. P - " 4 50
HairCapMoss " 120
Hardback " 90
Hemlock bark " 75
Henbane, U. S. P " 135
Hops " 170
Horehound " 90
Hydrangea " 105
Hyssop " 100
IgnatiaBean " 2 10
Indian Physic " 90
Turnip " 1 20
Ipecac, U.S.P " 4 00
and Senega " 3 30
Jaborandi, U. S. P " 185
Jalap " 180
Jamaica Dogwood " 3 00
Johnswort.... -- " 100
Juniper Berries " 75
Kamala . " 3 00
Kava Kava " 2 00
Kino _ ._ _... " 160
Koosso flowers, U. S. P " 2 40
Lactucarium, U. S. P *' 7 00
Ladies' Slipper, U. S. P " 1 25
Lavender Compound " 160
Lemon peel " 1 20
Lettuce " 120
Licorice, U. S. P " 90
for Quinine mixtures " 120
Life-everlasting " 75
Life-root " 90
Lily of the Valley root " 1 35
Liverwort " 105
Lobelia, U. S. P 1 " 105
Compound- " 1 05
Seed.... " 2 50
Logwood " 75
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M. P. & CO.'S PHAEISIACETJTICAL PREPARATIONS-Cont'd.
Extracts, Fluid — Continued.
Lovage Pint, ^1 20
Lungwort " 1 00
Lupulin, U. S. P " 3 00
Mace " 2 50
Male-fern " 125
Manaca " 3 50
Mandrake, U.S.P " 105
Compound " 105
Marsh-mallow root " 100
Marsh-rosemary " 1 00
Masterwort " 120
Matico,U.S.P " 180
Mezereon bark, U. S. P " 150
Mitchella Comp., for making Mother's Cordial " 105
Motherwort " 1 05
Mugwort -. " 90
Mullein Leaves___ " 75
Musk-root " 8 25
Myrrh " 2 10
Nutmeg " 3 00
Nux Vomica U. S. P " 135
Opium, U.S.P " 165
Aqueous and Deod. (Tinct. Opium Deod. U. S. P.) " 2 50
Camphorated , for making Paregoric " 2 10
Orange Peel, Bitter, U. S. P " 105
Sweet , " 105
Orris Root, for flavoring " 125
Pareira Brava, U. S. P " 165
Pennyroyal " 90
Peppermint " 90
Pink-root, U. S. P " 150
Compound " 150
and Senna " 120
Pipsissewa, U. S. P " 90
Pleurisy Root " 120
PoisonOak . " 180
Poke Berries " 150
Root_. " 90
Pomegranate (Bark of Root) " 105
Poppy Heads " 105
Prickly Ash Bark, U. S. P „ " 105
Berries " 2 50
Pulsatilla (Imported Herb) " 150
PumpkinSeed " 180
Quassia, U. S. P " 90
Queen of the Meadow " 90
Queen's Root (see Stillingia) *' 150
RedOsierBark _ " 105
Rhatany, U. S. P " 1 10
Rhubarb, U. S. P "• 2 40
Aromatic " 2 25
and Potassa " 1 80
and Senna " 1 80
Rhus aromatica " 3 00
Rose Leaves, U. S. P " 4 50
Rosin-weed " 1 80
102 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
M. P. & CO.'S PHARMACEUTICAL. PREPAKATIONS-Cont'd.
Extracts, Fluid— Continued.
Eue Pint, ^1 00
Saflfron, American " 2 40
Sage " 90
Sandal-wood " 3 00
Sarsaparilla, U. S. P " 150
Compound, U. S. P " 150
Compound, for syrup " 1 50
Sassafras " 90
Savine, U. S. P.... " 100
ScuUcap, U. S. P " 110
Compound " 125
Senega,U.S.P " 2 40
Senna, Alexandria, U. S. P " 1 05
Aqueous " 120
Compound " 1 20
and Jalap " 120
Serpentaria, U. S. P " 2 00
SheepLaurel " 120
Shepherd's Purse " 1 20
Silkweed " 120
Skunk Cabbage " 1 00
Soap-tree Bark " 1 20
Solomon's Seal " 90
Southern-wood.. . " 1 20
Spearmint " 90
Spikenard " 90
Squaw Vine " 120
Compound " 105
Squill, U.S.P " 90
Compound ; " 2 00
Stavesacre Seed " 2 50
Stillingia, U. S. P " 150
Compound " 150
Stone Boot " 105
Stramonium Leaves " 105
Seed, U.S.P " 105
Sumach Berries, U. S. P ". 75
Summer Savory " 90
Sundew .' " 2 50
Sun Flower Seed " 120
Sweet Cicilv__ " 125
Fern " 100
Flag, U. S. P " 1 20
Tag Alder " 75
Tamarac Bark... " 120
Tansy " 75
Tea " 2 00
Thyme... .. ..,. " 100
Tolu, Soluble, for Syrup " 100
ToDkaBeau " 5 00
Tormentilla Boot " 1 20
Turkey Corn " 180
Turmeric " 120
Twin-Leaf " 135
Unicorn Root, true „ " 180
Ustilago Maidis ._ " 1 75
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103
M. P. & CO.'S PHARMACEIJTICAL PREPARATIONS-Cont'd.
Extracts, Fluid — Continued.
Uva-ursi, U. S. P Pints, $0 90
Valerian, U. S. P " 120
Veratrum Viride, U. S. P " 150
Vervain, blue " 1 00
Viburnum Compound " 2 00
Virginia Stonecrop " /I 40
Wafer Ash " 100
Wahoo *' 150
Water Eryngo _ " 105
Water Fennel Seed " 180
Water Hemlock " 150
Water Pepper " 75
White Ash Bark, American ., " 120
Bryony " 150
Hellebore " 120
Indian Hemp : " 105
Oak Bark " 75
•Pine Bark " 90
PondLilyRoot. " 100
Poplar . " 90
Willow Bark " 90
Wild Indigo " 90
Yam " 90
Willow Herb _... " 120
Wintergreen " 90
Witch Hazel, U. S. P " 90
WoodBetony " 2 50
Wormseed " 90
Wormwood " 90
Yarrow " 75
Yellow Dock, U. S. P " 1 10
Compound " 150
Parilla " 120
Pond Lily Boot " 90
Yerba Eeuma " 2 50
Yerba Santa " 2 50
Extracts, Solid. M. P. & Co. and others.
Prices quoted are for 1 lb. jars. For i lb. jars add 15c. lb.;
i, 30c., and ozs., !|1.30 to list price of lbs. Discount, 25 ])er cent.
Aconite Root ....lb. S4 00
Aloes
Belladonna, U. S.
Alcoholic
Bitter Boot
Blackberry Root.
"" Black Cohosh
Haw
Bloodroot
Blue Flag
Boxwood
Buchu
Burdock
Butternut
Cannabis Indica..
Cascara Sagrada.
Cinchona Pale
70
60
40
50
80
00
60
60
00
75
60
40
50
60
00
40
104 MoRKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
M. P. & CO.'S PHARMACEUTICAIj PREPARATIONS-Cont'd.
Extracts, Solid— Continued.
Clover Tops ..._lb. S3 00
Coca Leaves " 9 00
Colchicum Root, Acetic " 3 60
Colocynth Apple _._ " 5 40
Comp., U. S. P " 3 60
Columbo " 8 50
CoTiium . " 2 50
Culver's Root " 4 50
Damiana " 6 40
Dandelion " 1 35
Ergot " 7 25
Foxglove " 2 40
Gentian " 1 20
Goldenseal " 5 00
Henbane " 3 60
Hops " 4 80
Ignatia Bean oz. 75
Indian Hemp, Black lb. 4 00
Jalap " 3 60
Ladies' Slipper " 3 60
Lettuce " 2 75
Lobelia " 3 00
Mandrake.... " 3 50
Nux Vomica " 3 60
Opium, Aqueous .. oz. 1 20
Quassia lb. 4 20
Rhubarb " 5 00
Sarsaparilla " 4 50
Comp " 3 00
ScuUcap " 3 00
iSenna, Alex . " 3 00
Stramonium " 2 40
Valerian . " 3 00
Wahoo " 3 60
WitchHazel " 2 40
Wormwood " 2 75
Yellow Dock " 2 40
Extracts, Powdered.
In one ounce bottles. Extracts, one grain equal to the same
weight of Solid Extract. Discount, 25 per cent.
Aconite Leaf oz. $0 40
Root " 40
Aloes, Socotrine . " 40
Belladonna " 45
Black Cohosh " 40
Haw " 50
Calabar Bean " 2 15
Cannabis Indica " 75
Cascara Sagrada , • " 60
Cinchona Calisaya " 1 25
Colchicum Root, Acetic " 45
Colocynth Apple " 50
Comp " 30
Colombo . , " 50
Conium " 40
Culvers Root _ " 45
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M. p. & CO.'S PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS-Cont'd.
Extracts, Powdered— Continued.
Damiana oz. $0 75
Dandelion " 40
Digitalis " 40
Gentian " 40
Guaiac " 40
Guarana " 1 40
Hops " 60
Hyoscyamus " 45
Ignatia Bean " 1 20
Ipecac " 2 10
Jalap-. _ " 35
Lettuce ._ " 60
Lobelia " 40
Mandrake " 40
Nux Vomica " 40
Opium, Aqueous " 1 50
OxGall " 30
Quassia " 50
Ehatany " 40
Ehubarb " 45
Sarsaparilla " 65
Senna " 50
Stramonium " 40
Valerian " 40
Extract, Malt 1 lb. bot., doz. 6 00
with Cod Liver Oil " " " 6 00
Pyrophos. Iron. " " " 6 00
Hypophosphites " " " 7 20
Glycerites.
Carbolate of Iodine lb. 1 00
Carbolic Acid... " 75
Hypophosphites " 75
Pepsin " 75
Tannin " 100
Tar_._ " 50
Hydrastin 1 oz. v., oz. 1 13
Muriate " " " 150
Phosphate " " " 3 00
Sulphate " " " 2 60
Iron, Garb. Proto.(Vallett's Mass) lb. 35
Sacchar " 50
Chloride Solution for Tincture pt. 16
Subsulphate (Monsel's Powder) lb. 45
Solution (Monsel's Solution) ..." 25
Sulphate, Dried " 16
Lard, Benzoated " 20
Laudanum (Tincture Opium) " 1 00
Lead, Subacetate Solution (Goulard's Extract) " 25
Leptandrin 1 oz. v., oz. 30
..1 lb. bot., lb. 4 00
Liniment, Aconite " 1 25
Belladonna " 1 25
Chloroform " 1 50
Soap " 50
Liquor (Solution), Ammon. Acetat " 25
Bismuth " 50
106 MoERissox, Plummer & Co.'s Pbices-Current.
M. p. & CO.'S PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS-Cont'd.
L i q u o r — Continued.
Iodine, Comp . ^_lb. $1 00
Potassa " 18
Soda, Bisulphite " 50
Lozenges, Medicated. 25 per cent, discount.
All made from pure materials without adulteration. An additional
charge of five cents per pound will be made when ordered in
glass stoppered bottles.
Ammonium Chloride U. S. P. 2 grs 1 lb. bet., lb. $0 70
Ammonia (Jackson's) " 80
Ammonium Chloride, i gr. Morphine Sulphate, 1-60 gr.
Bismuth and Charcoal lib. bot., " 1 00
Bismuth Subnitrate, 2 grs. Willow Charcoal, 5 grs.
Bronchial lib. " " 55
Po. Cubebs, 1-5 gr. Oil Sassafras, 1-10 gr.
Balsam Tolu, 1-5 gr. Extract Licorice, 7 grs.
CatechuU. S. P ...lib. " " 80
Catechu, 1 gr.
Charcoal 1" " " 70
Pure Willow Charcoal, 4 grs.
Ginger, U.S. P .__1 " " " 70
Tinct. Ginger, 2 minims.
Ginger and Soda Bicarb 1" " " 70
Tinct. Ginger, 10 minims. Soda Bi-Carb, 2 grs.
Guaiac 1 '' " " 80
Eesin Guaiac, 2 grs.
Pepsin, Ginger andCharcoal with Magnesia 1 " " " 1 20
Pepsin Saccharated, U. S. P., 2 grs. Charcoal, 8 grs.
Ginger, 1 gr. Magnesia, 2 grs.
Potassium Chlorate (Wintergreen) lib. " " 70
Potassium Chlorate,' C. P., 5 grs.
Potassium Chlorate, Wintergreen 1" " " 45*
Potassium Chlorate, C. P., 2 grs.
Santonin 1" " " 110
Santonin, i gr.
Santonin and Calomel, White (Worm Lozenges) 1 " " " 1 25
Santonin, i gr. Calomel, i gr.
Santonin and Calomel, Pink (Worm Lozenges) 1 " " " 1 25
Santonin, i gr. Calomel, igr.
Tar,Pure 1" " " 55
Wistar's (Cough Lozenges) 1" " " 100
Opium, 1-10 gr. Oil Anise, 1-30 minim.
Extract of Licorice, 2 grs.
Flavored in five pound boxes.
Manufactured by the Diamond Lozenge Works, Chicago.
Capsicum, Strong Pink Net Price, ^0 30
Cinnamon Red
Licorice (Rose) Pink
Licorice (Vanilla) White
Musk Pink
Penpermint Medium White
Peopermint Strong White
Wintergreen White
30
25
25
30
20
25
20
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 107
M P. & CO.'S PHARMACEUTICAL. PREP ABATIONS— Cont'd.
Magnesia, Citrate, Dry . 4 oz. bot., doz. $2 25
1 lb. " lb. 90
Solution _. 1" " doz. 2 25
Malt, Extract, see Extract Malt, page 105.
Mercury and Chalk lb. 40
Bin-Iodide oz. 37
Proto Iodide " 34
Mixture, Chalk lb. 40
Ointments.
Aconite " 75
Alth^a " 60
Basilicon (Eesin Cerate) " 30
Belladonna " 60
Comp " 75
Cantharides " 1 00
fJarbolic Acid " 50
Citrine (Nit. Mercury) -- " 45
Elder Flowers " 1 00
Iodine " 1 00
Comp " 1 00
Iodoform " 1 25
Lead, Carb -- " 50
Mercurial, -J Mercury " 38
i Mercury " 48
Olive " 60
Red Precipitate " 90
Savin " 60
Simple " 50
Spermaceti " 60
Stramonium 1 " 60
Sulphur " 60
Comp " 60
Tar._ " 50
Verdigris 1 " 75
White Precipitate " 1 00
Zinc, Carbonate " 50
Oxide, Benzoated,.—- _ " 60
Ointments of Oleates, Benzoinated.
Aluminium, 50 per cent " 180
Arsenic, 5 " " " 1 10
Copper, 20 " " . " 135
Iron, 25 '• " . " 135
Lead, 50 " " " 180
Mercury, 10 " " " 136
Silver, 5 " " " 180
Zinc, 25 " " " 135
Oleates.
Aconitia, 2 " " 1 oz. v., oz. 50
Aluminium 1 " " " 25
Arsenic 1 " " " 25
Atropia 2 per cent 1 " " " 40
Bismuth 1 lb. bot., lb. 3 50
1 oz. v., oz. 35
Copper 5 per cent 1 lb. bot., lb. 2 00
1 oz. v., oz. 20
Iron 1 " " " 25
108 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
M. P. & CO.'S PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS— Cont'd.
Oleates — Continued,
Lead, 20perceut 1 lb. bot., lb. $2 00
1 oz. v„ oz. 20
Manganese 1 " " " 40
20 per cent., Solution 1 " " " 25
Mercury, 5 " " lib. bot., lb. 150
1 oz. v., oz. 18
10 " " lib. bot., lb. 2 00
1 oz. v., oz. 20
.20 " " llb.bot.,lb. 2 50
1 oz. v., oz. 25
20 " " and Morphia 15 per cent... 1 " " " 50
Morphia, 5 " " 1 " " " 50
10 " " 1 " " « 60
Nickel ...1 " " " 45
Quinine, 5 per cent 1 " " " 40
Silver-. - ..1 " " " 180
Strychnia, 2 per cent 1 " •' " 30
Tin 1 " " " 25
Veratria, 2 per cent 1 " " " 40
Zinc, 5 " " . llb.bot.,lb. 150
1 oz. v., oz. 18
Powd., 20 per cent .1 lb. bot., lb. 2 00
1 oz. v., oz. 20
Oxymel of Squills " 40
Paregoric (Tr. Opium Oamph.). lb. 60
Pepsin, Pure oz. 75
bulk, lb. 10 00
This is prepared from the stomach of the pig, and is a
highly concentrated preparation. One grain in one ounce
water, acidulated with six minims muriatic acid, 0. P., will
digest 175 grains coagulated albumen at 100° F , in 4 to 6
hours.
Pepsin, Saccharated 1 lb. bot., lb. 2 50
i " " " 2 60
i " " " 2 75
1 oz. v., oz. 25
Formula for making Liquid Pepsin from M., P. & Co.'s
Sacch. Pepsin —
Sacch. Pepsin = 32 grs.
Muriatic acid, C. P 3 fluidrachms.
Water 6 tiuidounces.
Glycerine 2 fluidounces.
Mix and filter.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 109
PILLS.
SUGAR COATED AND GELATIN COATED.
M. P. & CO.'S AND OTHER STANDARD MAKES.
FOB PILIiS IN BUI;K SEE PAGE
Made with the greatest care, from the best materials, Special attention
given to the making up of Pills according to private formulas, in lots of not less
than three thousand. Estimates cheerfully furnished. The following list com-
prises those in general use. We are daily adding to our line, however, and will
soon be able to offer a complete list of our own manufacture. We give prices
only for bottles of 100. The usuaj reduction of three cents per hundred is made
in the list price for bottles of 500 each. Discount, 25 per cent.
SUGAR GELATIN
COATED. COATED.
Aconite Extract, igr _._ SO 25
Aconitine, l-60gr . SO 25 25
Duquesnel's, 1-500 gr 40
l-200gr .... 40
Ague 40 40
Chinoidine, 2 gre. Ext. Coloc. Co. i gr.
Iron Sulph. Bxsic, * gr. Oil Black Pepper, 1-6 gr.
Ague, Improved 50 50
Chinoidine, 2 grs. Iron Sulph. Exsic, i^ gr.
Powd. Capsicum, i gr.
Aloes, U.S. P 25 25
Purified Aloes, 2 grs. Powd. Soap, 2 grs.
Aloes and Asafetida, U. S. P 25 25
Purified Aloes, li gr. Powd. Soap, li gr.
Asafetida, IJ gr.
Aloes and Iron „ _ 25 25
Purified Aloes, i gr. Ext. Conium, i gr.
Iron Sulph. Exsic, 1 gr. Jam. Ginger, 1 gr.
Aloes and Iron, U. S. P 25
Purified Aloes, 1 gr. Aromatic Powder, 1 gr.
Iron Sul. Exsic, 1 gr. Confection Rose, q. s.
Aloes and Mastich, U. S. P. (Lady Webster's Dinner Pill). 30 30
Purified Aloes, 2 grs. Rose Leaves, i gr.
Mastich, i gr.
Aloes and Myrrh, U. S. P.. ... 25 25
Purified Aloes, 2 grs. Aromatic Powder, i gr.
Powd. Myrrh, 1 gr.
Aloes and Nux Vomica 30 30
Purified Aloes, 1y gr. Ext. Nux Vomica, i gr.
Aloes, Nux Vomica and Belladonna 35
Purified Aloes, U gr. Ext. Belladonna, i gr.
Ext. Nux Vomica, i gr.
Aloin, 1-10 gr .... 30
1-5 gr — - ..-_ 35
i gr , 35
i gr 50
Igr - 80
110
MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PIIiLiS— Cont'd. suGAE gelatin
COATED. COATED.
Aloin Compound - ^0 30
Aloin, i gr. Ext. Belladonna, i gr.
PodophyUin, i gr.
Aloin and Strychnine — 40
Aloin, 1-5 gr. Strychnine, 1-60 gr.
Aloin, Strychnine and Belladonna, No. 1 40
Aloin, 1-5 gr. Ext. Belladonna, s gr.
Strychnine, 1-60 gr.
No. 2 , 45
Aloin, 1-10 gr. Ext. Belladonna, 1-6 gr.
Strychnine, 1-50 gr.
Comp .... 50
Aloin, 1-5 gr. Ext. Belladonna, i gr.
Strychnine, 1-60 gr. Ext. Cascara Sagrada i gr.
Alterative $0 25 25
Blue Mass, 1 gr. Powd. Opium, J^ gr.
Powd. Ipecac, i gr.
Ammonium, Valerianate, 1 gr- 40
Anderson's Scots, 2 grs 25
Purified Aloes, 1 3-5 gr. Powd. Soap, 1-15 gr.
Powd. Colocynth, 4-15 gr. Oil Anise, 1-30 «r.
Powd. Gamboge, 1-15 gr.
Anthelmintic 55
Santonin, 1 gr. Calomel, 1 gr.
Anti-Bilious 40 40
Ext. Coloc. Co., 2i grs. PodophyUin, i gr.
Anti-Chill 40 40
Chinoidine, 1 gr. Oil Blk. Pepper, 1 gr.
Iron Ferrucy, 1 gr. Arsenioas Acid, 1-20 gr.
Anti-Constipation, Brundage, 1 gr 40 40
PodophyUin, 1-10 gr. " Ext. Henbane, i gr.
Ext. £5elladonna, 1-10 gr. Powd. Capsicum, i gr.
Ext. Nux Vomica, i gr.
Goss' __.. 40
PodophyUin, i gr. Ext. Henbane, i gr.
Ext. Colocynth, i gr. Ext. Gentian, t gr.
Ext. Butternut, i gr. Ext. Cascara Sagrada, i gr.
Ext. Nux Vomica, i gr. Po. Canadian Hemp, i gr.
Palmer's, 2^ grs 35 35
Purified Aloes, 1 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica, i gr.
Ext. Henbane, 1 gr. Powd. Ipecac, 1-10 gr.
Anti-Dyspepsia, Fothergill's. 45
Strychnine, 1-20 gr. Powd. Blk. Pepper, li gr.
Powd. Ipecac, I gr. JExt. Gentian, 1 gr.
Anti-Dyspeptic 35 35
strychnine, 1-40 gr. Blue Mass, 2 grs.
Ext. Belladonna, 1-10 gr. Ext. Coloc. Comp., 2 grs.
Powd. Ipecac, 1-10 gr.
Antimony, Comp., TJ. S. P. (See Calomel Comp.) 30
Aperient-- 50 50
Ext. Coloc. Co., 2 grs. Ext. Nux Vomica, i gr.
Ext. Henbane, i gr.
Drysdale's .. 35 35
Powd. Rhubarb, 11- gr. Purified Aloes, 11 gr.
Powd. Ipecac, 5-12 gr. Powd. Nux Vonjica, i gr.
Improved 50
Aloin, i gr. Ext. Belladonna, 4^ gr.
Irisin; i gr. Ext. Nux Vomica, i gr.
PodophyUin, i gr. Oil Capsicum, 1-16 gr.
MoREissoN, Plummee & Co.'s Pkices-Cuerejstt. Ill
PILIiS— Cont'd. SUGAR gelatin
COATED. COATED.
Aphrodisiaca $0 80 $0 80
Ext. Damiana, 2 grs. Phosphorus, J.-100 gr.
Ext. Nux Vomica, i gr.
Arsenious Acid, 1-60 gr 20 20
1-50 gr 20 20
l-40gr... 20 20
1-30 gr 20 20
l-20gr 20 20
l-12gr 20 20
Asafetida, Igr 20 20
2 grs... 20 20
3 grs 20 20
4grs 25 25
5 grs 40
Comp 45 45
Asafetida, 2 grs. Iron Sulph. Exsic, 1 gr.
Asafetida and Nux Vomica — 35
Asafetida, 3 grs. Ext. Nux Vomica, i gr.
Asafetida and Riiubarb 40 40
Asafetida, 1 gr. Iron by Hydrogen, 1 gr.
Powd. Rhubarb. 1 gr.
Atropine, 1-300 gr 40
l-200gr ..__ 40
1-120 gr .... 40
1-100 gr .._. 40
l-60gr.... 40 40
Ballou, Si grs _ 50
Ext. Colocj-nth Comp. 1 gr. Calomel, 1 gr.
Ext. Jalap, 1 gr. Powd. Ipecac, i gr.
Belladonna, Ext, igr.. 25
igr .___ 25
igr _-_- 30
Bismuth and Nux Vomica 80
Bismuth Subnitrate, 5 grs. Ext. Nux Vomica, i gr.
Bismuth Subnitrate, 3 grs 45
Black Haw, Ext. 3 grs 35
Black Hellebore, Ext. Igr 40
Blennorhagic 65
Gum Turpentine, 2 grs, Camph. Monobrom, 1 gr.
Ext. Hops, 1 gr. Podophyllin, i gr.
Blue Mass, Pil. Hydrarg, i gr 20
Igr 20
2grs 20 20
3 grs 20 20
5 grs 25 25
Oomp 45
Blue Mass, 1 gr. Powd. Ipeeajc, i gr.
Powd. Opium, i gr.
Caffeine, Citrate, 1 gr 1 80
Calcium Sulphide, 1-10 gr . 80 30
1-5 gr . 30 30
i gr 30 3!)
i gr 30 30
1 gr 35 35
2 grs 40
112 MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PILLS— Cont'd, sugab gelatin
COATED. COATED.
Calomel, 1-10 gr ^0 20 $0 20
i gT 20 20
i gr : 20 20
1 gr 20 20
2grs 20 20
3 grs 25 25
5 grs 30 30
Calomel, Colocynth and Henbane 60
Calomel, 1 gr. Ext. Henbane, 1 gr.
Ext. Coloc. Comp. 3 grs.
Calomel, Comp. U. S. P. (Plummer's) 30 30
Calomel, i gr. Basin Guaiac, 1 gr.
Sulphurated Antimony, i gr.
Calomel and Ext. Colocynth Comp ,_ 45 45
Calomel, 1 gr. Ext. Coloc. Comp., ibi grs. ,
and Opium.- _ 50 50
Calomel, 2 grs. Powd. Opium, 1 gr.
and Rhubarb 40 40
Calomel, M gr. Ext. Coloc. Co., Vz gr.
Ext. Khubarb, Vz gr. Ext. Henbane, 1-6 gr.
Camphor, Comp .-_ ^._. 50 50
Camphor, 1 gr. Powd. Kino, 1 gr.
Powd. Opium, 1 gr. Ext. Capsicum, 1-16 gr.
and Henbane 30 30
Camphor, 1 gr. Ext. Henbane, 1 gr.
Henbane and Valerian _. 35
Camphor, 1 gr. Ext. Valerian, Vi gr.
Ext. Henbane Ale, 1 gr.
Camphor Monobromated, 1 gr ._-_ 45 45
2grs 75 75
3 " .— 1 00
Camphor and Opium 55 55
Powd. Camphor, 2 gr. Powd. Opium, 1 gr.
Opium and Tannin, 3igr 40
Camphor, 1 gr. Tannin, 2 grs.
Opium, i4 gr.
Cannabis Indica, Ext., i^gr „ 85
i " 55
1 " 95
Capsicum, 1 gr — 35
Cascara Sagrada, Ext., 2 gr 40
3" 50
Cascara Comp 50
Ext. Cascara Sagrada, 1 gr. Ext. Berberis Aquif., 2 grs.
and Nux Vomica 70
Ext. Cascara Sag., 2 grs. Ext. Nux Vomica, 1-5 gr.
Nux Vomica and Belladonna 70
Ext. Cascara Sag., 2 grs. Ext. Belladonna, 1-16 gr.
Ext. Nux Vomica, % gr.
Cathartic Comp., U. S. P., 1880 — 25 25
Ext. Coloc. Co., 1 3-10 grs. Calomel, 1 gr.
Ext. Jalap, 1 gr. Powd. Gamboge, M, gr.
(Modified), 3 gr 30 30
Ext. Coloc. Co., 1 gr. Powd. Gamboge, 1-6 gr.
Ext. Jalap, i gr. Powd. Khubarb, V^ gr.
Calomel, t gr. Powd. Jam. Ginger, i gr.
75
75
35
20
20
25
25
30
30
45
45
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PILLS— Cont'd. sugar gelatin
COATED. COATED.
Cathartic Cholagogue $0 30^0 30
Podophyllin, i gr. Ext. Nux Vomica, 1-16 gr. ^
Blue Mass, i gr. Oleoresin Capsic, i gtt.
Ext. Henbane, % gr.
Comp., Vegetable 30 30
Ext. Colocynth, ^•) gr. Purified Aloes, li grs.
Podophyllin, % gr. Powd. Cardamom, i gr.
Resin Scammuny, H gr. Powd. Soap, i gr.
Improved, 3 grs 25 25
Ext. Coloc. Co., 1 gr. Ext. Henbane, i gr.
Ext. Jalap, li gr. Ext. Gentian, k gr.
Podophyllin, M, gr. Oil Peppermint q. s.
Leptandrin, i gr.
Cerium Oxaiate,l gr
Charcoal, Willow, 3 grs_.
Chinoidine, 1 gr
2grs
3 "
Comp
Chinoidine, 2 grs. Piperine, Vz gr.
Iron Sulph. Exsic, 1 gr.
Cholagogue 35 35
Podophyllin, i gr. Purified Aloes, 1 gr.
Ext. Henbane, i gr. Powd. Rhubarb, 1 gr.
Powd. Capsicum, Ji gr.
Coca, Extract, 3gr..
Cocaine Muriate, igr ..
Codeine, 1-16 gr
igr 1
igr 1
Cook's
Purified Aloes, 1 gr. Calomel, i gr.
Powd. Rhubarb, 1 gr. Powd. Soap, i gr.
Colocynth Comp. Ext., 3 grs
and Blue Mass, 3 grs
Ext. Coloc. Comp., 2i grs. Blue Mass, ^/z gr.
and Podophyllin. 45 45
Ext. Colocynth Comp., 2? grs. Podophyllin, 34 gr.
Henbane and Blue Mass __ 55 55
Ext. Coloc. Comp., 3 grs. Blue Maes, 1 gr.
Ext. Henbane, 1 gr.
Ipecac and Blue Mass-- 45 45
Ext. Coloc. Comp., 2 grs. Blue Mass, 2 grs.
Powd. Ipecac, 1-6 gr.
Nux Vomica and Belladonna ___ 60 60
Ext. Colocynth Co., 3 grs. Ext. Belladonna, 34 gr.
Ext. Nux Vomica, Y2 gr.
Copaiba, 3 grs
4 « ._.
and Cubeb, 3 grs
Pil. Copaiba, 2 grs. Oleoresin Cubeb, 1 gr.
Corrosive Sublimate, 1-100 gr
1-50
1-40
1-32
1-30
1-20
60
60
75
95
95
25
1 25
75
1 75
25
25
40
40
45
45
30
30
35
35
55
55
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
114 MoRKissoTS", Pltjmmbr & Co.'s Prices-Cuerent.
PILLS— Cont'd. sugab gelatin
COATED. COATED.
Corrosive Sublimate, 1-16 gr $0 20^0 20
1-12 " 20 20
1-8 " 20 20
Dam i ana Extract, 3 grs . 55 55
Dandelion Extract, 3 " 35 35
Digestive 1 00 1 00
Pepsin, Concent. 1 gr. Gingerine, 1-16 gr.
Powd. Nux Vomica, M gr. Sulphur, i gr.
Digitalin, 1-60 gr 40 40
Digitalis Compound 30
Powd. Digitalis, 1 gr. Powd. Potassium Nitrate, 2 grs.
Powd. Squill, 1 gr.
Extract, igr 35 35
Dinner (Chapman's) . 30 30
Purified Aloes, 11 grs. Powd. Ipecac, 1 gr.
Mastich, li grs. Oil Pennel, q. s.
(Cole's) 40
Blue Mass, 1 1-5 grs. Powd. Jalap, 1 1-5 grs.
Purified Aioes, 1 1-5 grs. Tartar Emetic, 1-50 gr.
(Lady Webster's), see Aloes and .Mastich 25 25
Diuretic 35 35
Ext. Buchu, 1 gr. Powd. Squill, ^/i gr.
Nitrate Potash, 1 gr.
Dupuytren „ 30 30
Powd. Guaiac. 3 grs. Corrosive Sub., 1-10 gr.
Powd. Opium, Ys gr.
Elaterium (Olutterbnck's), 1-10 gr . 50 50
(Olutterbuck's) i gr 55 55
Emmenagogue, Improved . 70 70
Ergotin, 1 gr. Iron Sulph. Exsic, 1 gr.
Ext. Bl'k Hellebore, 1 gr. Oil Savin, V^ gr.
Purified Aloes, 1 gr.
(Mutter) 25 25
Iron Sulph. Exsic, IJ grs. Gum Turpentine, li grs.
Purified Aloes, M gr.
With Extract Cotton Root 75 75
Ergotin Purified, 1 gr. Iron Sulph. Exsic, 1 gr.
Powd. Aloes, 1 gr. Oil Savin, i4 gr.
Ext. Cotton Koot, 1 gr.
Ergotin, igr ^ 45 45
1" 65 65
2gr3.„ 115 115
3 " ..._ 1 55 1 55
and Cannabis Indica 1 10 1 10
Purified Ergotin, 1 gr. Ext. Cannabis Ind., % gr.
Eucalyptus, Extract, 2 grs 40 40
Female, Amenorrhoea 55 55
Ext. Black Cohosh, 1 gr. E^t. Cotton Root, 1 gr.
Iron Sulph. Exsic, 1 gr. Purified Aloes, 1 gr.
Ferruginous (Bland) 25 25
Iron Sulph., li grs. Potash Carb., li grs.
Ferruginous (Bland), 5 grs 30 30
Galbanum Comp., U. S. P 35 35
Galbanum, li grs. Asafetida, V2 gr.
Myrrh, IV2 grs.
Gentian Comp., 3 grs. __. 25 25
Ext. Gentian, f gr. Powd. Rhubarb, IH grs.
Purified Aloes, I gr. Oil Caraway, 1-5 gr.
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PlliliS— Cont'd. SDGAH GFXjATIN
COATED. COATED.
Gold Chloride, 1-30 gr _ .._. $0 80
Gonorrhoea SO 30 30
Powd. Cubeb, I4 grs. Iron Sulph. Exsic, M gr.
Pil. Copaiba, li grs. Venice Turpentine, % gr.
Grindelia Robusta, Extract, 3 grs 50 50
Guarana, Ext., 3grs 150 150
Henbane, Extract, igr 25 25
i" . 30 30
1 " 35 35
Hepatica, 3igrs 45 45
Blue Mass, 2 grs. Ext. Henbane, t gr.
Ext. Coloc. Comp., i gr.
Hepatic, Eclectic 60 60
Podophyllin, ^4 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica, 1-16 gr.
Leptandrin, V2 gr. Powd. Capsicum, I3 gr.
Irisin, >4 gr.
Hooper's (.Female Pills) 2i grs 20 20
Purified Aloes, 1 gr. Ext. Black Hellebore, ^.i gr.
Iron Sulph. Ex., Y2 gr. Powd. Soap, i gr.
Powd. Jam. Ginger, i gr. Powd. Canella, i gr.
Myrrh, }4 gr.
Hypophosphites Comp 100
Calcium Hypophos,, 1 gr. Potassium Hypophos., V2 gr.
Sodium Hypophos., Ji gr. Iron Hypophos., ii gr.
I gnatia Bean, Extract, igr 30 30
Iodoform, Igr 60 60
andiron 70 70
Iodoform, 1 gr. Iron by Hydrogen, 1 gr.
Ipecac and Opium, No. 1 35 35
Powd. Opium, M gr. Powd. Ipecac, ?i gr.
Equal to 2i grs. Dover's Powder.
No. 2 60 60
Powd. Opium, l-i gr. Powd. Ipecac, i4 gr.
Equal to 5 grs. Dover's Poivder.
No.3 105 105
Powd. Ipecac, 1 gr. Powd. Opium, 1 gr.
Equal to 10 grs. Dover's Powder.
Iron and Strychnine 45 45
Strychnine, 1-60 gr. Iron by Hydrogen, 2 grs.
by Hydrogen, 1 gr. 25 25
2 grs 40 40
Carbonate (VaUet's) 2 grs 25 25
3 " . 25 25
5 " 30 30
Citrate, 2 grs 25 25
and Strychnine 40 40'
Iron Citrate, 2 grs. Strychnine, 1-50 gr.
Comp. U.S. P 20 20
Myrrh, IJ grs. Iron Sulphate, * gr.
Sodium Carbonate, S gr. Syrup, q. s.
Ferrocyanide, 3 grs 30 30
Lactate, Igr 30 30
Iodide, Igr. U.S. P 40 40
Quassia and Nux Vomica 45 45
Iron by Hydrogen, 1* grs. Ext. Nux Vomica, }4 gr.
Ext. Quassia, 1 gr, Powd. Soap, V2 gr.
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PILiLiS— Cont'd. sugak gelatin
COATED. COATED.
Iron Sulphate Exsic, 1 gr .._ $0 20^0 20
2grs 20 20
Valerianate, 1 gr 50 50
Jaborandi, Extract, 3 grs 50 50
Jalap, Extract, 1 gr 50 50
Lapactic 40 40
Aloin, % gr. Ext. Belladonna, Ye gr.
Strychnine, 1-60 gr. Ipecac, 1-16 gr.
Laxative _ 35 35
Purified Aloes, 1 gr. Resin Guaiac, % gr.
Sulphur, 1-5 gr. Syrup Buckthorn, q. s.
Podophyllin, 1-5 gr.
(Cole's) 40 40
Podophyllin, 1-10 gr. Ext. Coloc. Comp., 3 gr.
Calomel, 1 gr.
Special (Fordyce Barker) 45 45
Ext. ColocjTith Co., II grs. Ext. Nux Vomica, 5-12 gr,
Ext. Henbane, li grs. Podophyllin, 1-12 gr.
Purified Aloes, 5-6 gr. . Powd. Ipecac, 1-12 gr.
Leptandrin,igr 20 20
i" 25 25
Comp _ ___ __ 55 55
Leptandrin, 1 gr. Podophyllin, % gr. '
Irisin, Ji gr.
Liver, Improved (Skinner's) _ 25 25
Purified Aloes, 1 gr. Calomel, }'& gr.
Jalap, 1 gr. Oil Capsicum, 1-48 gtt.
Gamboge, Vs gr. Tr. Verat. Viride, ^4 gtt.
Leptandrin, ]s gr.
Liver, Improved, Vegetable 25 25
Purified Aloes, 1 gr. Podophyllin, i gr.
Powd. Jalap, 1 gr. Oil Capsicum, 1-48 gtt.
Powd. Gamboge, i gr. Tinct. Verat. Viride, i gtt.
Leptandrin, i gr.
Waxham's 30 30
Ext. Culver's Root, 1 gr. Ext. Jalap, I gr.
Powd. Capsicum, i gr. Powd. Gamboge, i gr.
Podophyllin, i gr.
Lupulin, 3 grs . -_ 35 35
Manganese Bin-Oxide, 1 gr 60 60
2 grs 80 80
Mercury Bin-Iodide, 1-16 gr 20 20
1-8 " 20 20
Mercury Prot-Iodide, 1-16 gr 20 20
1-8 " 20 20
1-6 " _ _ 20 20
4 1-5 " . _ - 20 20
' 1-4 " - 20 20
1-3 " . - 25 25
1-2 " 25 25
and Opium 50 50
Mercury Prot-iodide, 1 gr. Opium, i gr.
Morph-Atropia, No. 1 45 45
Morphine Snlph., 1-24 gr. Atropine Sulph., 1-600 gr.
No.2 60 60
Morphine Sulph., i gr. Atropine Sulph., 1-100 gr.
Morphine Acetate, i gr _ , 40 40
i" 50 50
MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Peices-Cuebent.
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PILLS— Cont'd, sugab gklatin
COATED. COATED.
Morphine and Belladonna _._ $0 60
Morphdne Sulph., 1-6 gr. Ext. Belladonna, i gr.
Muriate, i gr $0 40 40
i " _ _ . 65 65
Sulphate, 1-32 " ""I."".""."".'"!""."".""!." 25 25
1-20"... 30 30
1-16" 30 30
1-10" 35 35
1-8 " ..„ 40 40
1-6 " 45 45
1-4 " 50 50
1-2 " - _ _ 75 75
Valerianate, 1-8 " llllllllllllll"lllllim^l^l 60 60
1-4 " 90 90
Neuralgic (Brown-Sequard) 1 05 1 05
Ext. Henbane, t gr. Ext. Aconite leaves, i gr.
Ext. Conium seed, ? gr. Ext. Cannab. Indie, i gr.
Ext. Ignatia, i gr. Ext. Stramonium, 1-5 gr.
Ext. Opium, T gr. Ext. Belladonna, 1-6 gr.
Half strength 65 65
Nitro-Glycerine, 1-200 gr.... 50 50
1-100" 50 50
1-50 " 50 50
1-33 " . 50 50
1-25 " 50 50
1-16 " 50 50
Nux Vomica, Extract, 1-8 gr 20 20
1-4".. 20 20
1-2 " 25 25
Opium, Kgr '."'.".r.V.ll'.."!!."".'".!.".'-"! 30 30
1 " _.. 45 45
Extract, l-4gr 45 45
1-2" 60 60
1 " 1 80 80
Opium and Lead Acetate, No. 1,,. 45 45
Opium, 1 gr. Lead Acetate, 1 gr.
No.2 40 40
Opium, Yi gr. Lead Acetate, VA gr.
Ox Gall 35 35
Ox Gall, 2 grs. Powd. Jam. Ginger, 1 gr.
Pepsin and Bismuth 80
Pepsin Sacch, 2 grs. Bismuth, Sub. Nit., 3 grs.
Bismuth and Strychnine 1 10 1 10
Pepsin Sacch, 2J grs. Strychnine, 1-60 gr.
Bismuth, Sub. Nit., 2J- grs.
and Iron 75 75
Pepsin Sacchar, li grs. Iron by Hydrogen, i gr.
Phosphorus, 1-100 gr 20 20
1-50 " 20 20
1-33 " .. 20 20
1-25 " _ 20 20
1-20" 20 20
and Belladonna, No. i 25 25
Phosphorus, 1-100 gr. Ext. Belladonna, i gr.
No. 2 30 30
Phosphorus, 1-33 gr. Ext. Belladonna, i gr.
118 MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PILiLS— Cont'd. sugab gelatin
COATED. COATED.
Phosphorus and Digitalis, Comp $0 40 $0 4U
Phosphorus, 1-50 gr. Powd. Digitalis, 1 gr.
Ext. Henbane, 1 gr.
Henbane and Digitalis 50 50
Phosphorus, 1-33 gr. Ext. Henbane, 2 grs.
Powd. Digitalis, 1 gr.
Comp 25 25
Phosphorus, 1-100 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica, i gr.
andiron 30 30
Phosphorus, 1-100 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica, ]/i gr.
Iron Phosphate, Y2 gr.
and Ext. Aconite 25 25
Phosphorus, 1-50 gr. Ext. Aconite, Ale, 1-16 gr.
and Cannabis Indica 40 40
Phosphorus, 1-50 gr. Ext. Cannabis Indic. i gr.
and Iron 30 30
Phosphorus, 1-100 gr. Iron by Hydrogen, 1 gr.
Iron and Nux Vomica : 30 30
Phosphorus, 1-100 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica, i gr.
Iron Carb. (Vallets) 1 gr.
and Strychnine 50 50
Phosphorus, 1-100 gr. Stryclmine, 1-60 gr.
Iron Carb. (Vallets) 1 gr.
Morphine and Zinc Valerianate 1 05 1 05
Phosphorus, 1-50 gr. Zinc Valerianate, 1 gr.
Morphine Sulph., 1-12 gr.
and Nux Vomica 25 25
Phosphorus, 1-50 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica, i gr.
Nux Vomica and Aloes 30 30
Phosphorus, 1-50 gr. Ext. Aloes Soc. i gr.
Ext. Nux Vomica, i gr.
Nux Vomica and Cantharides--. 45 45
Phosphorus, 1-50 gr. Powd. Cantharides, 1 gr.
Po. Nux Vomica, 1 gr.
and Strychnine 45 45
Phosphorus, 1-50 gr. Strychnine, 1-60 gr.
Zinc Sulphate and Lupulin 45 45
Phosphorus, 1-50 gr. Lupulin, 1 gr.
Zinc Sulphate, 1 gr.
Podophyllin, igr 20 20
igv 20 20
igr 25 25
1 gr 40 40
and Belladonna, Comp 45 45
Podophyllin, i gr. Ext. Belladonna, i gr.
Powd. Capsicum, i gr. Powd. Sugar Milk, 1 gr.
and Blue Mass 30 30
Podophyllin, i gr. Blue Mass, 2 grs.
Comp 40 40
Podophyllin, i gr. Ext. Nux Vomica, 1-16 gr.
Ext. Henbane, 4 gr.
Comp. (Eclectic). 40 40
Podophyllin. Vg gr. Macrotin, 1-32 gr.
Juglandin, 1-16 gr. Oil Capsic, 1-32 gr.
Leptandrin, 1-16 gr.
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PIIiLS— Cont'd. suGAB gelatin
COATED. COATED.
Podophyllin and Hydrastia SO 50 $0 50
Podophyllin, 1-20 gr. Hydrastia Sulph., i gr.
and Leptandrin_ 45 45
Podophyllin, }i gr. Leptandrin, 1 gr.
Post Partunm (Dr. Fordyce Barker) 40
Ext. Coloo. Comp., 1* grs. Purified Aloes, 1-6 gr.
Calomel, li grs. Powd. Ipecac, 1-6 gr.
Ext. Nux Yomica, 1-6 gr. Ext. Henbane, H gr.
Potassium Iodide, 2 grs 55
Permanganate, 1 gr 50
2 grs 75
Rheumatic . 55 55
Ext. Coloc Co., 1* grs. Ext. Henbane, ^3 gr.
Ext. Colch. Acet, 1 gr. Calomel I3 gr.
Rhubarb, U. S. P., 4 grs 40 40
Powd. Rhubarb, 3 grs. Powd. Soap, 1 gr.
Comp.,U. S.P 40 40
Powd. Ehubarb, 2 grs. Powd. Myrrh, 1 gr.
Purified Aloes, ly^ grs. Oil Peppermint, 1-10 gr.
Salicin, Igr 60 60
2grs 85 85
5" 160 160
Salicylic Acid, l gr 30 30
2igrs 55 55
3 " 65 65
5 " 1 00 1 00
Sandalwood Comp 70 70
Oil Sandalwood, 1 gr. Balsam Copaiba, 1 gr.
Ext. Cubeb, 1 gr.
Santonin, 1 gr 50 50
and Calomel 55 55
Santonin, i gr. Calomel, i gr.
Silver Nitrate, igr 50
i" 50 ....
Squill Compound 30 30
Powd. Squill, % gr. Powd. Soap, IJ^s grs.
Powd. Ginger Jam. 9i gr. Ammoniac, 5^ gr.
Strychnine, 1-100 gr 20 20
1-60 " 20 20
1-50 " 20 20
1-40 " 20 20
1-32 '« 20 20
1-30 " . 20 20
1-20 " 20 20
1-16 " 20 20
Comp. (Formula "B" ) 45 45
Strychnine, 1-100 gr. Powd. Ginseng, 1 gr.
Phosphorus, 1-100 gr. Iron Carb, 1 gr.
Ext. Cannab. Indie, 1-16 gr.
Sulphur, Iodide, 1-25 gr 35 35
Syphilitic, Ricord's (Modified) 100 100
Mercury Prot-Iodide, i gr. Ext. Opium, 1-10 gr.
Lactucarium, i gr. Ext. Conium seed, 1-12 gr.
Tartar Emetic, 1-10 gr 20 20
1-8 gr 20 20
1-4" ... 20 20
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PILLS— Cont'd. sugab gelatin
COATED. COATED.
Triplex...- $0 40 $0 40
Purified Aloes, 2 grs. PodophyUin, 34 gr.
Blue Mass, 1 gr.
(Dr. Francis) 40 40
Purified Aloes. Blue Mass.
Powd. Scammony. Oil Croton.
Powd. Myrrh. Oil Caraway.
Valerian, Extract, 2 grs _ 55 55
Veratrine,l-60gr 25 25
1-32" 30 30
1-12 " 35 35
Warburg's TinctuVe"!.""^"".'"!-""."-".".'.'-""!.""-"." 3 00 3 00
Zinc Oxide, 1 gr 40 40
Zinc Phosphide, 1-10 gr 45 45
l-8gr . 4.5 45
1-6" . 45 45
1-4" : -. 50 50
1-2" '65 65
and Nux Vomica 50 50
Zinc Phosphide, 1-10 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica, i gr.
Zinc Valerianate, 1 gr 60 60
2grs._. 75 75
SUGAR AND GELATIN COATED PILLS.
OONTAINING SALTS OP QUININE, aUINIDINE, CINCHONIDINE
AND CINCHONINE.
LIST PBICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE IN MAEKET PRICE OF SAIiTS, WITHOUT NOTICE.
SUGAR GELATIN
COATED. COATED.
Anti-Malarial, McCaw's _ $1 00 ^1 00
Quinine Sulph., 1 gr. PodophyUin, 4 gr.
Iron Sulph. Exsic. i^ gr. Oil Black Pepper, 1-16 gr.
Gelsemin, i gr. Arsenious Acid, 1-80 gr.
Anti-Periodic 45 45
Cinchonidine Sul., 1 gr. Strychnine Sulph., 1-32 gr.
Iron Sulph. Exsic, i4 gr. Gelsemin, 1-20 gr.
PodophyUin, 1-20 gr. Oleoresin Capsic, 1.10 gr.
Calisaya Bark Alkaloids 75 75
Quinine Sulph., Y^ gr. Cinchonidine Sulph., i gr.
Quinidine Sulph., i gr. Cinchonine Sulph., i gr.
Cinchonidine Salicylate, 2i grs ___ 1 25 1 25
Iron and Strychnine 50 50
Cinchonidine Sulph., 1 gr. Strychnine, 1-60 gr.
Iron Carb. (Vallet's) 3 grs.
Sulphate, igr . . 20 20
1 " 25 25
2 grs ___ 30 30
3 " _ _ 40 40
4 " 50 50
5 " _ 60 60
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PlliliS— Cont'd. SUGAR GELATIN
COATED. COATED.
Cinchonine Sulph., H gr _ $0 35 SO 35
3 grs 45 45
Iodoform, Iron and Quinine 1 00 1 00
Iodoform, 1. gr. Quinine Sulphate, i gr.
Iron Sub-Carb., 2 grs.
Iron and Quinine Citrate, 1 gr _ 45 45
2 grs 80 80
8 " 1 00 1 00
5 " 1 50 ] 50
Iron, Quinine and Strychnine, Citrate, 2 grs 1 00 1 00
Iron, Quinine and Strychnine— 80 80
Quinine Sulph., 1 gr. Strychnine Sulph., 1-60 gr.
iron Carb. (Vallet's) 2 grs.
Neuralgic, Dr. Gross 1 25 1 25
Quinine Sulph., 2 grs. Arsenious Acid, 1-20 gr.
Morphine Sulph., 1-20 gr. Ext. Aconite, i gr.
Strychnine, 1.30 gr.
Dr. Gross (without morphine) 1 15 1 15
Phosphates, Iron, Quinine and Strychnine 85 85
Iron Pho'jphate, 2 grs. Strych. Phosphate, 1-60 gr.
Quinine Phosphate, 1 gr.
Phosphorus, Iron by Hydrogen, Quinine and
Strychnine 65 65
Phosphorus, 1-50 gr. Quinine Sulph., V2 gr.
Iron by Hydrogen, 3 grs. Strychnine, 1-40 gr.
on and Quinine 75 75
Phosphorus, 1-100 gr. Quinine Sulph., 1 gr.
Iron CaiD. (Vallet's) 1 gr.
Iron, Quinine and Nux Vomica 90 90
Phosphorus, 1-100 gr. Quinine Sulph., 1 gr.
Iron Carb. (Vallet's) 1 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica, i gr.
and Quinine . 75 75
Phosphorus, 1-50 gr. Quinine Sulph., 1 gr.
Quinine and Nux Vomica 80 80
Phosphorus, 1-50 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica, i gr.
Quinine Sulph., 1 gr.
Quinine, Sulph., i gr __ 25 25
i" _ 35 35
1" ._- __ 45 45
2 grs 70 70
3 " 1 00 1 00
4 " ..__ 1 30
5 " ___ ._._ 1 60
Bi-Sulph., irgr.._ 25 25
i " -._ 35 35
1 " 45 45
2 grs. ..._ 70 70
3 " 1 00 1 00
4 " .._. 1 30
5 " _. 1 60
Bromide, 2 grs 170 170
Valerianate, igr 50 50
and Aloes 65 65
Quinine Sulph., i gr. Purified Aloes, i gr.
Comp. (Hubbard's) ilfiZder 100
Quinine Sulph., 1 gr. Piperine, Vi gr.
Purified Aloes, i gi. Strychnine Sulph., 1-50 gr.
122 MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PlliliS— Cont'd. SUGAR GELATIN
COATED. COATED.
Quinine and Aloes, Comp. (RvihhaTdCG) Stronger %1 25
Quinine Sulph., li grs. Piperine, I a;r.
Purified Aloes, |- gr. Strychnine Sulph., 1-40 gr.
and Blue Mass $0 80 80
Quinine Sulph., 2 grs. Blue Mass, 1 gr.
and Capsicum. _ 1 00 1 00
Quinine Sulph., 1 gr. Powd. Capsicum, 1 gr.
Comp 75 75
Quinine Sulph., 1 gr. Arsenious Acid, 1-32 gr.
Iron by Hydrogen, 1 gr.
Comp. and Extract Dandelion 90 90
Quinine Bi-Sulph., li grs. Iron Sulph. Exsic, 2 grs.
Ext. Dandelion. Ik grs. Acid Arsenious, 1-24 gr.
Comp. with Strychnine (Strych. Comp.) For-
mula "A" 80 80
Quinine Sulph., 1 gr. Arsenious Acid, 1-20 gr.
Iron by Hydrogen, 1 gr. Strychnine, 1-20 gr.
and Gold Chloride (Bauday) 125
Gold Chloride, 1-20 gr. Iron Arseniate 1-6 gr.
Strychnine Sulph., 1-40 gr. Quinine Sulphate 1 gr.
andiron 80 80
Quinine Sulph,, 1 gr. Iron by Hydrogen, 1 gr.
and Iron Carbonate.-- 80 80
Quinine Sulph., 1 gr. Iron Sub-Carb., 1 gr.
Iron by Hydrogen and Strychnine 75 75
Quinine Sulph., 1 gr. Strychnine Sulph., 1-60 gr.
Iron by Hydrogen, 1 gr.
Iron and Nux Vomica 80 80
Quinine Sulph., 1 gr. Ext. Nux Vomica, i gr.
Iron Carb. (Vallet's) 2 grs.
Iron and Zinc Valerianate 135 135
Quinine Valerianate,! gr. Zinc Valerianate, 1 gr.
Iron Valeria^uiate, 1 gr.
and Strychnine- _ 80 80
Quinine Sulph., 1 gr. Strychnine, 1-60 gr.
Tonic (Aiken's) 80 80
Quinine Sulph., 1 gr. Arsenious Acid, 1-50 gr.
Iron by Hydrogen, i gr. Strychnine, 1-50 gr.
Haematic (Andrews') 90 90
Quinine Sulph., 1 gr. Powd. Ipecac, i gr.
Iron by Hydrogen, 1\- grs. Strychnine Sulph., 1-40 gr.
Arsenious Acid, 1-40 gr.
Heematic, with Cinchonidine 50 50
Cinchonidine Sulph., 1 gr. Powd. Ipecac, i gr.
Iron by Hydrogen, li grs. Strychnine Sulph. 1-40 gr.
Arsenious Acid, 1-40 gr.
Warburg's Tincture 3 00 3 GO
Each pill represents one fluid dram Warburg's Tincture.
Tincture, (without Aloes) 3 00
Each pill represents one fluid dram Warburg's Tincture
in which the Aloes has been omitted.
MOBRISSOX, Pl.UMMER & Co.'S PrICES-CuRRENT. 123
PINK GRANULES.
An excellent form in which to administer remedies to children, and also for
adults when used in repeated doses.
The uniformity and potency of the drugs used, coupled with perfect tritura
tion, mixing and division, render them absolutely reliable.
In bottles
of 100.
Acid Arsenious, 1-100 gr $0 20
Salicylic, 1-10 gr 20
Tannic, 1-20 gr 20
Aconite Root, 1-20 gr._^ 20
Aloin, 1-10 gr 20
Alum, 1-10 gr 20
Ammonium Chloride, 1-10 gr 20
Anti-Constipation (Brundage), i gv 20
Arnica Flowers, 1-50 gr 20
Arsenic Iodide, 1-lOOgr 20
Belladonna Leaves, 1-20 gr 20
Calomel, 1-20 gr 20.
Camphor, 1-20 gr 20
and Opium, 20
Camphor, 1-6 gr. Powd. Opium, 1-12 gr.
Cantharides, 1-50 gr 20
Capsicum, 1-20 gr 20
Cathartic, Improved, igr 20
Comp., U.S.P„igr 20
Corrosive Sublimate, 1-lOOgr 20
Digitalis Leaves, l-20gr 20
Dover's Powder, i gr 20
Ergotin, 1-10 gr 20
Gamboge, 1-32 gr 20
GelsemiumRoot, 1-50 gr 20
Henbane Ext., igr 20
Hydrastin, 1-20 gr 20
Iodoform, 1-10 gr 20
Ipecac, 1-50 gr 20
Iron, Quinine and Strychnine 20
Quinine Sulphate, 1-16 gr. Strychnine Sulphate, 1-960 gr.
Iron Carbonate, » gr.
Iron Reduced, 1-10 gr 20
Jalapin, 1-16 gr 20
Leptandrin, 1-16 gr 20
Mercury and Chalk, l-lOgr 20
Prot-Iodide, l-20gr 20
Morphine Sulphate, l-50gr 20
Nux Vomica, 1-50 gr . 20
Oil Peppermint, l-12Sgr 20
Opium, 1-40 gr 20
Phosphorus, 1-200 gr 20
Piperine, 1-20 gr 20
Podophyllin, 1-40 gr 20
Potassium Arsenite, 1-100 gr 20
Bromide, 1-5 gr 20
Quinine Sulphate, 1-10 gr 20
Santonin, 1-10 gr . 20
Strychnine, 1-100 gr 20
Tartar Emetic, 1-50 gr 20
124 Moerissojst, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
SUGAR-COATED PILLS.
In bottles or turned Wood Boxes, of 25 each, neatly put up, with, the address
of purchasers on each package, if bought in lots of one gross, or half-gross
lots at an advance of 50c. per gross.
Glass, Wood
^ gross. '^ gross.
Cathartic Compound, U. S. P S7 00 $5 50
Improved 7 00 5 50
Vegetable 7 00 5 50
Cook's 6 50 4 50
Liver Improved 6 50 4 50
Vegetable 6 50 4 50
SUGAR-COATED PILLS—Bulk.
These pills are put up in one pound bottles.
Compound Cathartic, U. S. P „ Net per lb. ^1 00
Improved ._-™ " "1 00
Cook's Pills " " 125
Liver Improved " " 1 25
Vegetable " " 125
Plasters, in I lb. rolls, made after Officinal and other Formulas.
Aconite lb. $0 90
Adhesive " 40
Ammoniac " 75
WithCicuta " 1 25
Mercury " 1 00
Arnica . " 1 00
Asafetida " 75
Belladonna " 85
Calefaciens " 60
Cantharides " 1 20
Oicuta " 90
Diachylon, Brown " 38
Simple " 30
With Gum " 40
Galbanum " 60
Comp " 65
Hyoscyamus " 85
Iron " 38
Logan's ^ " 50
Melilot. (Ph. Ger.) " ' 60
Mercury, Mild " 85
Strong " 90
Mother (Emp. Matris) " 50
Olivar " 40
Opium " 1 75
Oxycroceum " 50
Picis, Burgundy " 50
With Cantharides " 60
Oomp _ _._ " 30
»
MoREissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Peices-Cuerent. 12 5
Plasters — Continued.
Plumbi, See Diachylon.
Eesin lb. $0 40
Eoborans . " 40
■ Soap " 45
Vigo - " 60
With Mercury " 75
Podophyllin lib. bot.," 4 00
1 oz. v., oz. 30
Potassa, Solution (Liquor Potassa) lb. 18
Powders.
Anti-bilious, Physic " 75
Anti-dyspeptic, Cook's " 50
Autimonial " 70
Aromatic " 1 25
Chalk, Aromatic " 1 00
andOpium " 1 50
Composition 2 oz. papers, " 25
Curry ..:_. " 1 00
Diaphoretic, Beach's " 1 25
Dover's, U. S. P " 1 40
Fumigating (Pulvis Fumalis) " 1 00
Jalap Comp " 1 00
Kino Comp « 1 25
Licorice Comp " 40
OpiumComp " 1 25
Ehubarb and Magnesia " 1 10
Seidlitz full weight, in paper boxes, doz. 2 25
tin " "• 2 50
in wood boxes. Acid. and Mixture in separate boxes, per hhd. 2 50
When ordered in lots of 100 boxes or over, we will put dealer's card on
label if desired, without extra charge.
Soda doz. 1 50
Tooth, Aromatic lb. 75
Tragacanth Comp " 1 50
Tully's " 2 00
Resin, Jalap oz. 50
Salts, Lemon, in boxes doz. 75
Wormwood lb. 75
Seidlitz Powder, see Powder, Seidlitz.
Solution, Bimeconate Morphia " 1 75
Chloride Zinc, Medicinal " 20
Donovan's " 25
Fowler's " 13
Soda, Bisulphite " 35
Strychnia, Hall's " 75
Spirits.
Ammonia " 50
Aromatic " 45
Anise " 65
Camphor " 50
Chloroform, U. S. P " 50
Lavender " 45
Comp . - " 45
Mindererus (Liq. Ammon. Acet.) " 25
Nutmeg " 50
Pimento " 50
Eosemary " 50
Sulphur Lotum (Washed Sulphur) " 16
126 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Currext.
Syrups, of the U. S. P. British and Ger. Phar. and other Formulas.
Acacia.... lb. SO 75
Althsea " 65
Blackberry, Aromatic " 50
Bloodroot " 50
Buckthorn .. " 50
Garlic " 60
Ginger " 40
Hops " 70
Iodide of Iron, U. S. P " 53
and Manganese " 75
Lime " 60
Ipecac " 50
Lemon " 50
Morphia „ " 90
OrangePeel " 40
Partridge Berry Oomp. (Mother's Cordial) " 50
Poppy " 60
Ehubarb " 50
Aromatic " 45
and Potassa (Neutralizing Cordial) " 40
Sarsaparilla " 45
Compound " 40
Senega " 50
Senna " 45
Simple . " 15
Squills . " 35
Compound (Cox's Hive) " 45
Stillingia _ _ " 45
Compound " 40
Tar " 50
Tolu - " 35
Turkey Corn Comp " 60
White Pine Compound " 50
Wild Cherry... _" 40
Yellow Dock " 50
Yerba Santa " 50
Syrups — Morrisson, Plummer & Co.'s.
These syrups are carefully prepared from published formulas, and are
neatly put up in 1 and 4 pound bottles. Prices quoted are for
1 pound bottles. When ordered in 4 pound bottles, a reduction of
10c. per lb is made. Discount, 25 per cent.
Syrup, Chloral Hydrate _doz. S16 50
~ ■ - ^ 9 00
9 00
9 00
10 50
16 50
9 00
15 00
13 50
10 5U
9 00
15 00
9 00
15 00
9 00
13 50
Dover's Powder.
Hypophosphites (Lime, Soda and Potassa, Churchill's)
Compound (Lime, Soda, Potassa and Iron)....
with Quinine, Strychnia and Manganese
Iron Bromide
Hypophosphite
Lacto-Phosphate
and Manganese, Iodides
Phosphate
Pyrophosphate
Qainia and Strych. Phosphates
Superphosphate
Laoto- Phosphate Compound
Lime Hypophosphite
and Lacto-Phosphate ,.,..,.„
MoKEissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Cukkent. 127
Syrups — Continued.
Lime and Soda Hypophosphites doz. ^9 75
andLacto-Phospiiates " 13 50
Phosphate Oomp. (Chemical Food) " 9 75
Soda Hypophosphite " 9 75
and Lacto -Phosphate " 13 50
Tinctures— M. P. & Co.'s.
Made after Officinal and other formulas.
Aconite Leaf lb. 50
Root " 60
Fleming's " 90
Alkanet " 40
Aloes " 40
and Myrrh. __ _ " 60
Compound " 60
Arbor Vitse " 60
Arnica " 40
Aromatic " 60
Asafoetida " 50
Belladonna " 50
Pharmacopeia German " 1 00
Benzoin " 60
Compound " 60
Blood Boot.. " 50
Bryonia " 50
Buchu " 50
Cactus Grandiflora " 2 50
Calabar Bean " 75
Calendula . . " 50
Camphor = " 50
Cannabis Indica " 65
Cantharides ^ " 50
Capsicum " 50
Cardamom " 65
Compound " 50
Cardui. Maria __ " 75
Cascarilla " 50
Castor " 85
Catechu... " 50
Chamomile " 50
Cherry Bark " 50
Chelidon. Rademacher " 70
Pharmacopeia German " 1 15
Chiretta " 50
Cimicifuga " 50
Cinchona " 60
Compound " 50
Cinnamon " 50
Cloves " 50
Coca . " 85
Oocculus Indicus " 60
Cochineal " 60
Colchicum Root " 60
Seed.... - " 50
Collinsonia , " 60
Colocvnth " 65
Colombo . " 50
Copper, Acetate " 75
128 MoRKissoN, Plummer <fc Co.'s Prices-Currestt,
Tinctures — Continued.
Conium lb. $0 50
Oubeb '• 60
Curcama " 50
Damiana " 90
Drosera Eotundifolia " 1 00
Ergot = " 60
Ethereal " 70
Eucalyptus " 65
Foxglove " 50
Pharmacopeia German " 1 00
Galls " 50
Gelsemium (Green Koot) " 75
Gentian " 50
Compound " 50
Ginger " 60
Guaiac .— " 50
Ammoniated , " 60
Guarana " 1 25
Hellebore " 50
Hops " 50
Horehound " 50
Hydrangea " 50
Hydrastis " 50
Hyoscyamus " 50
IgnatiaAmara " 75
Iodine " 85
Colorless " 1 00
Compound ^ ^ " 1 25
Ipecac. " 75
Iron, Acetate " 75
Muriate " 30
Pomati " 50
Jaborandi " 65
Jalap " 65
Kino " 50
Lactucarium " 125
Larkspur " 75
Licorice " 50
Life Boot ___ " 50
Lobelia " 50
Ethereal " 60
and Capsicum " 70
Lupulin " 75
Malva - " 70
Matico " 75
Musk " 1 50
Myrrh .— " 60
and Capsicum (Hot Drops) " 60
Nux Vomica " 50
Opium, U. S. P " 1 00
Acetate " 2 75
Camphorated " 50
Deodorized " 1 75
Orange Peel, Bitter " 50
Sweet " 50
Orris " 50
Pellitory Boot _._ " 75
MoRRissoK, Plummer & Co.'s Pric^es-Currejstt. 129
T i nctu re s — Continued.
Phosphorus, Alcoholic _ ._lb. $1 50
Pimpinella __ " 50
PirkEoot . " 60
Pleurisy Eoot " 50
Poison Oak " 60
Poke Root " 50
Prickly Ash ._ " 50
Pulsatilla " 60
Pharmacopeia German " 1 00
Quassia " 50
Rhatany ; " 50
Red Saunders.. _._ " 50
Rhubarb " 50
Aqueous, Pharmacopeia German " 75
Aromatic . " 50
and Aloes. ___. " 50
and Gentian " 60
and Senna " 60
Compound ._ " 60
Saffron, American " 50
Spanish " 1 50
Savin. " 60
ScuUcap " 60
Senega... " 50
Senna " 50
Compound " 50
Serpentaria " 50
Soap, Camphorated . " 50
SquiU " 50
Compound = " 60
Stone Root " 60
Stramonium Compound " 50
Leaf " 50
Seed _ " 50
Styrax " 60
Tolu " 60
Yalerian . " 50
Ammoniated " 75
Veratrum Viride " 75
Warburg's 1 lb. bot., " 2 50
_. 1 oz. v., doz. 3 00
Vinegar, Cantharides _.lb. 1 00
Lobelia " 75
Opium " 2 50
Squill. _. _ _ _ " 35
Waters, M., P. & Co.'s.
Anise " 30
Bitter Almond " 50
Camphor " 35
Caraway " 30
Cherry Laurel " 25
Chlorine " 30
Cinnamon " 35
Distilled , gal. 20
Elder Flower lb. 35
Fennel " 30
Lime gal. 50
130 MoRKissoN. Plummer & Co.'s Peices-Cuekent.
Waters, Medicinal — Contintjed.
Peppermint ...lb. $0 25
Eose gal. 1 50
Wines, Medicinal, M., P, & Co.'s. Made after officinal formulas.
Aloes lb. 60
Antimony. " 50
Aromatic " 75
Colchicum Root " 60
Seed " 60
Comfrey Compound . " 65
Ergot . " 75
Ipecac " 75
Iron " 65
Opium " 1 75
Rhubarb. " 75
Tar " 60
Made after published formulas. Put up in. 1 pint and 4 pint
bottles. Prices quoted are for 1 pint bottles. When ordered in 4
pint bottles, a reduction of 10c. per pint is made. Discount, 25 per
cent.
American Ash doz. $10 50
Of Beef " 9 00
andiron " 9 00
Iron and Cinchona " 9 75
Calisaya " 9 00
and Pyrophos. Iron " 9 75
Iron, Bitter " 9 75
Pepsin... . " 13 50
Wild Cherry " 9 00
andiron " 9 75
WINES AND LIQUORS.
We aim to handle these goods for strictly medicinal purposes only, and our
purchases are made with strict attention to quality.
Ales, Imported, Bass' pts., doz. $2 00
McEwan's... " " 2 00
qts,, " 3 75
Domestic, Besley's pts., " 125
qts., " 2 25
McGregor's ..pts., " 125
qts., " 2 25
Brandies, Blackberry... _._ _ gal. |l 50 to 2 00
California, AAA gal. 4 50
AA " 4 00
A " 3 00
Santa Rosa... _ " 3 50
Sonoma " 3 00
Catawba, Kelly Island " 3 00
Cognac, Boutelleau Fils " 7 00
Hennesy, Pale " 6 50
Otard, Dupuy & Co " 7 00
Pinet, Castillon & Co " 7 00
Domestic " 2 00
MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 131
WINES AND lilQTJORS-Cont'd,
Gin, DeKuyper gal. $4 50
Excelsior " 3 50
Imperial " 2 00
OldTom... _ " 2 00
EyeMalt " 2 25
Ginger Ale, Arcadian, Cases, 50 qts case 7 25
50pts " 6 00
Porter, Imported, Barclay's . pts., doz. 2 00
Byass ._ " " 2 00
Guinness " " 2 00
qts. " 3 75
Rum, Jamaica, Old gal. 5 50
Medford, Lawrence's " 2 25
Old.. " 3 00
St. Croix " 5 50
Wlliskey, Bourbon, Duncan " 1 75
Maple Grove 1 year old, " 2 00
2 " "2 50
Oconomowoc . " 1 75
Pepper 1 year old, " 2 00
2 " "2 25
3 '* "2 50
J. S. Taylor 1 " " 1 85
2 " "2 00
3 " "2 25
Eye, Cabinet- . " 2 00
J. S. Taylor, 1883 _ " 2 50
1884 _" 2 25
1885 " 2 00
Elkhorn, 1882 " 2 75
Wines, Angelica " 1 25
Blackberry " 1 50
Catawba, Sweet " 1 25
Port, California, AA .._ " 2 00
A " 1 50
B " 1 25
Imported, Burgundy " 2 00
Pure Juice, Old " 3 75
Sherry, California, A... _ " 1 75
B. " 1 25
Imported, Burdon " 3 00
Sicily _ ." 2 50
132 MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Patent Medicines and Proprietary Articles,
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN.
Believing it to be more convenient for reference, we have adopted the plan
of classifying all articles under the manufacturers' names, except in a few
instances, where the article is known only by its trade name, as in Cosmoline,
Kidneywort, Vaseline, Vegetine, etc. Articles marked " C." are sold on Con-
tract or Eebate Plan.
For list of f reezable goods, see end of Proprietary list.
Retail. Dozen.
Acid Mannate (Rio Chem. Co.) $1 00 C. $8 00
Acker's Baby Soother 25 175
Blood Elixir... 100 7 50
Dyspepsia Tablets small, 25 2 00
large, 50 4 00
English Remedy „„ small, 50 3 50
large, 1 00 7 00
Acme Disinfectant 50 3 50
A-Corn Salve (See adv. Giant Chem. Co.) 15 C. 85
Adam's Asthma Killer 100 8 00
Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam small, 35 3 00
large, 75 6 00
Adderley's Syrup Brom. Chloral 50 4 00
Adolph's Headine 25 2 00
Alaxine, Von Tagen's 100 7 50
Alberti's BloodTea 25 150
Albespeyre's Blistering Tissue small, 100 6 25
large, 1 50 10 50
Aletris Cordial (Rio Chem. Co.) 100 C. 800
Alisma 100 6 50
Allan's Soluble Bougies . 1 50 C 12 00
Anti-Fat _ . .. 150 C. 11 25
Prepared Soap Bark 25 100
A II cock's Bunion Plasters 25 175
CornPlasters 10 75
Porous Plasters 25 1 15
Allen's (J. H.) Bilious Physic 25 2 00
Brain Food 1 100 8 00
Pearls ..-- 1 00 8 00
Allen's (C. B.) Chilblain Cure 25 175
Cocaine Tablets 50 4 00
Nasal Tabloids 100 8 00
Allen's (Mrs.) Hair Restorer 1 25 10 00
Zylobalsamum 75 6 00
Allen's Lung Balsam (see adv. J. N. Harris & Co)--_small, 25 C. 1 75
medium, 50 C. 3 50
large, 1 00 C. 7 00
Nerve and Bone Liniment .. 25 175
Sweet Worm Wafers 25 150
LiverPills 25 150
Red Tonic Pills — 50 3 00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
133
PATENT MEDICINES— Cont'd. RetaH.
Allen's (J. H.) Boot Beer small, $0 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Allera'S (J. P.) Iron Tonic Bitters 1 00
Ulcerine Salve 50
Samples 25
Comp. Mandrake Pills 25
Cough Balsam small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Phoemx Liniment small, 25
large, 50
Diarrhcea Balsam 25
Hoarhound Troches 25
Santonine Worm Troches 25
Alkethrepta 35
Alii ng's Triumph Inhalant 50
Inhalers 1 00
Allport's Dentifrice 50
Alonzo's Blood Purifier 25
Alpine Tea (Weber's) 25
Alter's Chappine 25
Popular Dentifrice 25
A 1th rop's Const. Tonic 1 00
American Com Eemover (Hinrich's) 25
Cough Cure (Pettit's) 50
Cough Eemedy (Hollister's) 35
American Soft Capsule Co.'s Capsules (see adv. Amer.
Star Capsule Co.)
Sandalwood, Cubebs, Matico and Copaiba 1 00
Oil of Sandalwood 1 00
Copaiba with Oil Cubebs 50
Matico, Cubebs and Copaiba 50
Balsam Copaiba __ 25
Castor Oil _ 25
CodLiverOil 25
with Iodide Iron 50
Oil Turpentine 25
Male Fern with Kamala 75
Salicylic Acid 1 50
Duplex or Complete Anti-Syph. Remedies 3 00
Matico Injection, with glass syringe 1 00
American Stock Food 1 lb. cans, 25
2 " " 50
5 " " 1 00
Anakesis (Sillsbee's) 1 00
Anchor Pain Espeller 50
Anderson's Blood Purifier small, 50
large, 1 00
Dermador small, 25
large, 50
Electric Salve 50
Vaginal Capsules Nos. 1, 2 and 3, 75
Anti-Dyspeptine 1 00
Antizymotica, Wither's 50
Angell's Bheumatic Gun 1 00
Anglo-Swiss MilkFood . 50
Dozen.
$2 00
4 00
8 00
7 00
3 50
1 75
1 25
1 50
3 00
6 00
2 00
3 50
1 50
1 75
1 75
2 75
3 50
7 50
4 00
1 50
1 25
C. 1 50
1 75
8 00
1 50
3 50
2 50
8 00
8 00
4 00
4 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
3 00
2 00
5 00
12 00
24 00
7 00
1 50
8 00
6 50
7 75
3 00
4 25
8 50
1 80
3 60
4 00
5 75
8 00
3 50
C. 7 50
C. 4 10
134 MoKRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd, Retail.
Angostura Bitters $1 00
Apiol Capsules (Joret's) 1 00
Arend's Beef, Wine, Iron and Cinchona pts., 1 00
qts., 2 00
Bowel Regulator 50
Argilia, for Piles 1 00
Armisted's Ague Tonic 1 00
Armstrong's Cannabis Sativa 3 00
pints, 1 00
Aromatic Cascara Laxative (M., P. & Co.)- .small, 50
i gal., gal., U 00
Army and Navy Liniment (Gardner's) small, 50
large, 1 00
Arnica Jelly (Strong's) see adv 25
Veterinary small, 25
large, 50
Arnica and Oil Liniment (H. J. & L.) small, 25
large, 50
Arnold's, (Seth)BiHous Pills . 25
Cough Killer small, 25
medium. 50
large; 1 00
Diarrhoea Balsam small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Porous Plasters 25
Soothing Cordial 25
Surgeon's Eoll Plaster 50
Family Roll Plaster 25
Centennial Court Plaster 10
Aroud'S Wine of Quinine and Iron 2 00
A rtiiur's Elixir Sulphur 1 00
German Corn Remover ^ 25
AsFl Tonic (Weidemeyer's) . 1 00
Aslnes of Roses Tooth Powder (Nesbict's) 25
AsinbaugFi's Wonder 50
Athiiophoros 1 00
Pills 50-
Powder 100
Atwood's Jaundice Bitters 25
Quinine Tonic 1 00
Atwood's (H.) Cologne .__trial size, ''25
regular size, 1 00
Elder Flower Lotion 50
Aubergier's SyrTip Lactucarium 1 25
Austen's Forest Flower Cologne trial size, 15
(See adv. T. Kingsford). small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Austin's Ague Drops 50
Averill's Anti-Morbific 1 25
Diamond Bitters 1 00
Lightning Liniment 50
Avery's Lactart 5 oz., 25
12 " 50
and Honey 50
Aye r's Ague Cure 1 00
Dozen.
$8 50
7 25
8 50
U 00
4 00
8 00
7 25
24 00
7 00
3 50
3 75
7 50
1 50
1 75
3 25
€.
1 88
€.
3 75
i\
1 40
€.
1 75
i\
3 50
i\
7 00
2 00
4 00
8 00
1 00
€.
1 60
4 00
1 75
40
17 00
€.
8 00
i\
1 50
€.
7 50
1 75
3 75
C.
8 50
€.
4 25
€.
8 50
1 65
9 00
1 75
7 50
4 00
10 50
€.
1 00
i\
1 75
C.
3 75
C.
7 50
3 75
9 50
6 50
3 75
2 00
4 00
4 00
C.
7 75
MoBBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Pkices-Cureent. 135
PATENT MEDICINES— Cont'd. RetaU.
Ayer'S Cherry Pectoral ^1 00
Hair Vigor __ _ 75
Pills 25
Sarsaparilla 1 00
Ayer'S (Mrs. H. H.) Eecamier Balm (See adv. H. H. Ayer.) 1 50
Cream 1 50
Pace Powder 1 00
Yita Nuova 1 00
Badeau's Liver Cure 1 00
Bailey's Saline Aperient 50
Baker's (J. C.), Pare Cod Liver Oil 1 00
Emulsion Cod Liver Oil, with Hypo. Lime and Soda. 1 00
Cod Liver Oil with Phosph. Lime 1 00
With Phos. Lime and Wild Cherry __. 100
Baker's (Phcebe), Salve 25
Baker's Pain Panacea small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Bakers (S. F.) Pain Belief 75
Bilious Pills 25
Egyptian Salve 25
Condition Powders 25
Worm Lozenges 25
Turkish Liniment 35
Gamgee StockPowders 25
1 lb. cans, 50
Mamaluke Liniment 25
Ballard's, (T. C.) Bird Food 1 lb. packages, 10
Camphor Ice and Glycerine .__ 15
Carbolic Soap, Toilet 15
Chlorate Potass. Lozenges 25
Catarrh Cigarettes small, 10
large, 25
Flea Killer 50
Fly Paper ream, ^5 50
Genuine Blackberry Balsam 25
Insect Destroyer (Sifting Top) 25
Powder Guns 10
Liver Pills 25
Snow Liniment 50
Peerless Shoe Dressing 10
Ballord's Com Sheller 25
Barber's Inhalers 2 00
Red Horse Powders small, 20
large, 40
Barker's Dead Shot to Pain 25
German Pills 25
Golden Ointment 25
Star Condition Powders 25
Nerve and Bone Liniment 25
Vegetable Horse and Cattle Powders 25
Barlett's Pile Suppositories small, 50
large, 1 00
Barosma (Thompson's) 1 00
Barren's Indian Liniment 25
Worm Confections 25
Barrett's Hair Restorer 100 6 00
Dozen.
C $7 75
€. 6 75
C. 1 50
C. 7 75
12 00
12 00
8 40
9 00
7 50
C. 3 75
6 50
7 50
7 50
7 50
1 50
1 80
3 60
7 20
5 00
1 50
1 50
1 50
1 50
3 00
1 25
3 50
1 75
60
1 00
1 00
1 25
75
1 50
4 00
1 75
1 50
75
1 25
3 50
75
1 50
18 00
1 50
3 00
1 50
1 25
1 50
1 00
1 75
1 50
4 00
7 50
8 00
1 75
1 50
136 MoRRissox, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICrNES-Cont'd. Retail.
Barry's Florida Water small, $0 50
large, 75
Safe Hair Dye 1 00
Tricopherous 50
Bartholick's Mother's Belief 2 00
Bartlett's Pepsinated Charcoal 50
Nutriment 25
Bassett's Hoarhound Troches small, 10
large, 25
Native Herbs : 50
Batchelor's Hair Dye small, 1 00
large, 3 00
Bateman's Drops 15
Battle's Bromidia 4 oz. 1 00
8 " 2 00
16 " 3 00
Cinia . 1 00
Cocolac 1 00
Euca 1 00
Hemorrhoidal Pills 25
lodia 1 00
Papine 1 00
Veradia 1 GO
Battley's Sedative, 3^ lb bots lb., $8 50
Baur's Celestial Cream 25
Baxter's Horse Lotion 50
Mandrake Bitters 25
Bazin's Camph. Ice 25
Depilatory Powder 50
Tooth Soap 25
Bean & Perry's Butter Color... small, 25
medium 50
large, 1 00
Becker's (Dr.. J. W.), Compound Digest (See adv. J. W.
Becker) 1 00
Becker's Eye Balsam 25
Walnut Leaf Hair Bestorer 1 00
Beebe's Eeliable Catarrh Cure 1 25
Inhalant 65
Inhalers 65
Beerenburg Kruiden, Genuine (Dutch Herbs) (See
adv. G. G. Steketee) 25
"Bege" Wind Puff Cure 1 00
Ointment : 25
Powders 1 00
Begg's Ague Cure 1 00
Alabaster Balm 50
BloodPurifier 1 00
Cough Syrup small, 50
large, 1 00
Dandelion Bitters small, 50
large, 1 00
Diarrhoea Balsam 35
Eye Water 25
German Salve 25
Liver Pills 25
Soothing Syrup 25
Dozen.
.S3 01)
5 UO
8 00
€.
4 00
16 50
4 00
2 00
75
1 50
3 75
8 00
27 00
60
€-
8 00
€.
15 00
i\
27 00
€.
8 00
€.
8 00
C.
8 00
€.
2 00
i\
8 00
v..
8 00
C.
8 00
1 50
8 50
€.
1 88
1 25
2 50
1 25
1 75
3 50
7 00
8 00
1 85
C.
7 00
9 00
5 00
4 00
1 65
8 00
1 80
8 00
6 00
3 00
6 00
3 00
6 00
3 25
6 00
2 25
1 50
1 50
1 00
1 50
MoKRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
13Y
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail.
Begg'S Tropical Oil small, $0 25
large, 50
Belladonna Salve, Brotherliood Med. Co
Be 11 caps ic Plasters. (See adv. Grosvenor & Kichards)
Bell's Balsam of Alpine Moss 1
Specific Pills 1
Belloc's Charcoal 1
Lozenges
Belton's Pile Remedy 1
Benedict's Gr. W. Compound small,
large, 1
Bennett's Eoot and Plant Pills
Benson's Asthma Cure 2
Capcine Plasters (see adv. Seabury & Johnson)
Benson's (C. W.), Celery and Chamomile Pills
Skin Cure 1
Benton's (C. O.), Hair Grower, single strength 1
Double strength 2
Triple strength 3
Pine Tree Tar Troches
Bernhard's Radical Cure for Rheumatism 1
Bicknell's Dysentery Syrup
Bigelow's Positive Cure for Consumption small,
large, 1
Bigger's Huckleberry Cordial .
Bile Beans (Smith's) _-_
Biliousine 1
Billings, Clapp & Go's. Elixir Val. Ammon 4 oz.
Peruv. Bark and Protox. Iron___ 1
Rhubarb with Fl. Magnesia 1
Gran. Citrate Magnesia
Medicinal Cod Liver Oil 1
With Hypo. L. &S 1
1
Dozen.
$1 50
Phosphorole
Rubefacient, Acetic Canth
Syrup Hypophosph., Churchill's 1
Compd 1
With Qiiin., Strych. and Mang 1
5 pints each, $3 25
Phosphates Compd. (Chemical Food) 1
Protox. Iron with Rhei. and Colombo 1
Sarsaparilla and lod. Lime 1
Vesicant, Acetic Canth
Bininger's London Dock Gin 1
Old Tom Gin 1
Bin-Oxide Manganese, Wilcox's 1
Biokrene - .- 1
Bi roth's Pancreatine, Pure oz. $1 35
25
25
00
00
00
75
00
50
00
25
00
25
50
00
00
00
00
25
00
50
50
00
50
25
00
50
00
00
35
00
00
GO
60
00
00
00
00
00
00
60
00
00
00
00
Saccharated.
is, is and Is. lb.
Pepsin, Pure oz.
Saccharated "
Is lb.
Comp. Pepsin Powd i lb. bot., ''
1 oz. v., oz.
Rat and Roach Killer
Wine, Pepsin
45
5 25
1 20
25
3 00
5 00
45
C.
c.
c.
00
00
60
00
00
25
25
50
50
00
50
13 50
1 60
4 00
8 50
7 50
15 00
20 00
1 50
8 00
4 00
3 75
7 25
3 75
1 50
8 00
3 00
7 50
8 50
2 50
6 00
7 00
7 50
4 50
8 50
8 50
8 00
8 50
7 00
8 00
5 00
7 00
6 50
9 00
7 50
25
00
50
00
138
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Eetf
Bishop's Gran. Effervescing Salts.
Acid, Salicylic SI 00
Bismuth, Ammon. Citrate 1 00
Caffeine, Citrate 125
Hydrobromate 1 25
Carlsbad Salts 75
Cerium, Nitrate 1 00
Oxalate 1 00.
Iron, Quinine and Strych. Ortho-pbospliates 1 25
Kissingen 75
Lithium, Benzoate 1 50
Citrate 1 25
Magnesia Aperient 50
Citrate... 60
Pepsin and Bismuth 1 00
Pepsin, Strych. and Bismuth 1 00
Potassium, Benzoate 1 00
Bicarbonate.: 1 00
Bromide 75
Citrate 1 00
Iodide 100
Nitrate 75
Seidlitz Salts 60
Vichy Salts . 60
Bixby's Death to Pain small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Blackman's Balsam _ small, 50
' large, 1 00
Kid Plasters. 25
Bed Salve 25
Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills small, 50
large, 1 00
Blancard's Pills _ ..small, 65
large, 1 00
Blanchard's Infallible Pectoral small, 25
large, 40
Life Food 1 50
Tonic Extract of Wheat 1 00
Blank's Itch Cerate 50
Black Medicine small, 50
large, 1 00
Bliss, Keene & Co.'s Fluid Extract Condurango, small, 1 00
large, 2 00
Bliss' Asthma Remedy _ _ 1 00
Heave Powders 25
Bloch's Sunhed Salts _. 50
Blood's Rheumatic Cure 50
Blum's Fever and Ague Pills... 75
Boer have's Holland Bitters 1 00
Boerner's Fragrant Tooth Wash 50
Boker's Stomach Bitters 1 50
Boland's Bitter Wine of Iron pints, 1 00
quarts, 1 50
Bonkocine (Tyson's) 1 00
Boracine Powder (Chafing), Brotherhood Med. Co 25
Borcherdt's Extract Malt, plain _ pts. 75
Dozen.
S8 00
7 50
10 00
10 00
6 00
7 50
7 00
10 00
5 00
12 00
10 00
4 00
4 50
7 50
8 00
7 00
8 50
5 50
6 50
6 00
5 00
4 50
5 00
1 75
3 50
7 00
3 00
6 50
1 50
1 50
4 00
9 00
5 00
9 00
1 50
2 40
12 00
8 00
3 50
4 00
8 00
8 50
16 50
7 00
1 50
3 50
3 50
6 50
C. 7 00
3 50
C. 13 50
6 50
13 00
8 00
2 00
6 00
MOERISSOlSr, PlUMMER & CO.'S PRICES-CuEREISrT.
139
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Ketail.
Borcherdt's Extract Malt, with Hops .__ $0 75
with Iron 75
with Cod Liver Oil 100
with Hypophosphites 100
with Wheat and Oats 75
with Oats and Hops 75
andiron 75
and Cod Liver Oil... 100
Malt Preparations, in bulk lb. $0 45
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup small, 50
large, 1 00
Pile Eemedy 50
Boschee's German Syrup 75
sample size 10
Boswell & Warner's Colorific. _ 1 00
Botanic Blood Balm 1 00
Catarrh Snuff 50
Ointment 50
PiUs 25
Nerve Bitters 50
Boudault's Pepsin, Acidified 1 oz. v., 1 25
ilb. bots.,lb., Sl2 00
Neutral '_1 oz. v., 1 25
Saccharated 1 " 1 25
Wine of Pepsin - 1 50
Bourdman's Wine of Iron ___ 50
Bourtisse', M me. Pearl Mist 50
Bovinine, Bush's (see adv. J. P. Bush Mfg. Co.) 6 oz., 60
12 " 1 00
Bowker's Food for Plants 25
Belfast Ginger Ale Extract 1 pt. bot., $1 25
Birch Beer ' " 1" " 125
Coffee " 1 " " 1 00
Chocolate Cream " 1 " " 1 GO
Lemon " 1 " " 1 50
Mead " 1 " " 1 25
Ottawa Beer " 1 " " 1 25
Boot " ' « 1 " " 1 2o
VaniUa " 1 " " 1 75
Gum 1 " " 75
New Acid 1" " 50
Orange Phosphate 1 " " 1 50
Pear 1" " 100
Phosphorus Acid 1" " 100
Bowman's Pectoral Syrup. ^ small, 25
large, 50
Boyd's Galvanic Batteries small, 50
large, 1 00
Medicated Cream 50
Bradford's Asthma Cure 2 00
Cornicura 25
Menthol Vinaigrettes 25
Bragg's Arctic Liniment 25
Brandreth's Pills, plain 25
Sugar coated 25
Belladonna Plasters 25
5 yd. rolls, U 50
Dozen.
!5 6 00
6 00
8 00
8 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
8 00
3 50
7 00
3 50
€.
5 25
€.
85
7 50
€.
8 00
V.
4 00
i\
4 00
€.
1 50
4 50
9 60
9 60
9 60
12 00
8 00
3 75
c.
5 00
C).
8 00
2 00
1 50
3 40
8 00
6 00
3 50
18 00
1 25
1 75
1 75
1 40
1 50
1 00
140 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. RetaU.
Brandrioli U 00
Brandrye 2 00
Brant's, (J. W.), Blackberry Extract 25
Blood and Liver King 50
Condition Powders 25
Dexter Liniment . small, 25
large, 50
Mandrake Pills 25
Pulmonary Balsam small, 25
large, 50
Soothing Balm 25
Turkish Ointment 25
Yankee Salve 20
Brant's Indian Pulmonary Balsam 1 00
Purifying Extract 1 00
Brewer's, (J. S.), Hog Powders 75
Mazeppa Condition Powders 25
Briggs' (Dr. J.), Allevantor 100
Corn Alleviator 50
Corn Curative 50
Lung Healer 1 00
Pile Bumedy 1 00
Briggs' (G. C.) Cone. Sea Water small, 35
large, 75
Briggs' Fly Pads _ 10
Shoo Fly Poison 5
Brigham's Aromatic Camphor 25
Brilliantine, Metallic 10
Bristol's Pills 25
Sarsaparilla 1 50
British Oil 15
Bromidia, Battle & Co's ._ 1.4oz.. 1 00
8 " 2 00
16 " 3 00
Bromodyne Ointment, Tiiden's 25
Bromoline, -_ 50
Bromo-Caffeine, K&M 1 00
Bromo-Soda, Warner's... _.. 1 00
Bronchine 1 00
Brooks' Cough Mixture 25
Brother Joe's Injection 50
Brou's Injection 1 00
Browne's Chlorodyne.. _ ___ small, 75
medium, 1 50
large, 2 25
Brown's (C. S.) Fidelity Cockroach Paste 50
lbs., 1 50
Blistering Tissue 1 50
Brown's (J. I. & Sons) Bronchial Troches small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Camph. Saponaceous Dentifrice 25
Dontina 25
Household Panacea 25
Worm Comfits 25
Brown's (J. C.) Banner Liniment 50
Cough Balsam small, 25
Dozen.
S8 50
15 00
1 75
3 50
1 25
1 75
3 50
1 50
1 75
3 50
1 75
1 75
90
8 00
8 00
6 00
1 25
7 50
4 00
4 00
7 50
7 50
2 75
5 75
60
20
2 00
65
1 75
10 00
60
C. 8 00
C. 15 00
€. 27 00
2 00
3 50
9 00
8 00
8 00
1 50
4 00
7 50
4 00
11 50
19 50
4 00
12 00
12 00
1 75
3 50
7 00
1 75
1 50
1 75
1 50
3 00
1 85
MoRRissoN", Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 141
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail.
Brown's (J. C.) Cough Balsam large, $0 50
Pain Destroyer (Liquid Drops) small, 25
large, 50
Brown's (F.) Essence Jamaica Ginger : 50
Brown's (J. H.) Expectorant small, 50
large, 1 00
Brown's (Lyman) Globe Pills 25
Poorman's Friend Ointment 25
Pills 25
Vinegar of Seven Barks 50
Brown's (N. K.) Bronchials small, 25
large, 50
Essence Jamaica Ginger small, 25
large, 50
Star Troches 10
Teething Cordial 25
Brown's (O. P.) Acacian Balsam (see adv. J. Gioson Brown) 1 00
Assimilant 1 00
Blood Purifier 1 00
FloralBloom 1 00
Herbal Ointment small, 25
large, 50
Liver Invigorator 1 00
Male Fern Vermifuge 50
Renovating Pills _. small, 25
large, 50
Suppositories small, 25
large, 50
Veterinary Ointment 50
Woodland Balm 50
Brown's Shaker's Valerian 35
Young America Liniment 25
Brown's (Brown Chemical Co.) Curatine 1 00
Iron Bitters 1 00
Brown's (Brown Med. and Mfg. Co.) Arnica Salve 25
Blackberry and Ginger 50
Pepsin Tonic 50
Sarsap., Dandelion and lod. Pot 1 00
Tar Troches 25
Vegetable Liver Pills 25
Worm Lozenges .... 25
Brownfield's Baby Kisses 25
Chill and Fever Breakers 50
Little Lemon Liver Pills 25
Brown-Sequard's Epileptic Cure (M. P. & Co.) 1 25
Brummel's Cough Drops 15
Brunker's Carminative small, 25
large, 50
Bruun's Norwegian Cod Liver Oil 1 00
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers 50
Bryan's Sure Cure for Rheumatism 1 00
Tasteless Vermifuge 25
Bryan's (Dr. J. C.) Wine of Iron with Cinchona 1 00
5 pint bot. each, S4 00
Buchan's Carbolic Balm Ointment . . 25
Hungarian Balsam 1 00
Buchupaiba (Chapin's) 1 00
Dozen.
^ 3 75
1 75
8 25
C. 3 75
3 50
7 00
1 75
1 80
1 80
4 00
1 50
3 25
C. 1 50
C 3 00
75
C. 1 75
7 50
7 50
7 50
7 00
1 90
3 80
7 50
3 50
1 75
3 50
2 00
4 00
4 00
3 50
2 75
1 75
C. 8 00
V. 8 00
1 75
3 75
3 50
6 00
1 75
1 50
1 75
1 50
3 50
1 50
10 00
1 20
1 50
3 00
7 00
3 25
8 00
1 75
8 00
1 75
8 00
9 00
142 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINES— Cont'd. Retail. Dozen.
Buckeye Pile Ointment $0 50 $ 3 50
Buckingham's Whisker Dye 50 C. 3 75
Aromatic Wine of Dandelion 100 8 00
Buckland's Blood and Liver Bitters 1 00 8 00
Lactaline _- 100 8 00
Pinos or Syrup of Pine Needles 100 8 00
Scotch Oats Essence _ small, 1 00 8 00
medium, 3 00 21 00
large, 5 00 35 00
Bucklen's Arnica Salve 25 175
Electric Bitters _ 50 4 00
Buckthorn Cordial S. & B _ 1 00 7 50
Budd's Columbian Ointment . 25 175
Liniment, No. 3 25 175
No. 2 35 2 50
Buhach, California Insect Powder (see adv. BuhachCo.).. 25 C 1 75
50 C. 3 50
75 C. 6 00
1 25 C\ 10 50
6 lb. cans, each, $3 00 4 50 C.
Bull (Jno.) Sarsaparilla = 1 00 C. 7 50
Worm Confections 25 C. 125
Bull's (J. W.) Baby Syrup 25 C. 190
Baltimore Pills ._ _ _ _ 25 C. 190
BloodMixture _. 100 C. 7 60
Cough Candy 10 C. 75
Cough Syrup _ small, 25 C. 1 90
medium, 50 C. 3 80
large, 1 00 €. 7 60
Diarrhoea Curative 25 C. 1 90
Pain Drops , ._- 25 C. 190
Cough Drops 3 doz. in box, box ^1 00 5
Bumstead's Worm Syrup 25 1 50
Burdock Blood Bitters 100 C. 8 00
Pills -. 25 C. 150
Root Oil (Vogeler's) 50 €. 3 75
Burd sail's Arnica Liniment 50 2 75
Burk's Balm Gilead Ointment __ 25 150
Little Apricot Pills 25 150
Sarsaparilla and Eed Clover 100 6 50
White Pine Balsam 50 C. 3 50
Burnett's Cocoaine small, 50 4 25
large, 1 00 7 20
CodLiverOiL — . 100 7 50
Florimel - — . 75 5 00
Kalliston 100 7 50
Oriental Tooth Wash 75 5 00
Flavoring Extracts (see page 27).
Butler's Healing Ointment 20 100
Nerve and Bone Liniment 25 150
Cactus Oil (Eobertson's) — .._, 100 7 50
Cady's (Dr.) Condition Powders ..small, 25 125
large, 50 2 50
Calabar Grains _ _ 50 3 50
Calculi Resolvent 100 C. 8 00
Calder's Dentine small, 25 C. 1 75
large, 50 C. 3 50
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 143
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail. Dozen.
Cadwell's Lacteal Nervine $1 (JO
California Golden Herb Cure 1 00
Oil 50
Worm Mediciue , 25
Kidney Tea.. 50
Syrup of Figs small, 50
large, 1 00
Campbell's Arsenic Complexion Wafers small, 50
large, 1 00
Camph's Equicura Colic Specific 2 00
Condition Powders „ small, 25
large, 50
Healing Balsam _ 50
Liniment small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Camphorene _ 25
Camp's, (Prof.,) Hog Cholera Eemedy small, 25
medium, 50
large, 25
Poultry Eemedy 25
Capillaris 50
Carboline 1 00
Carbolisal ve. Cole's .small, 25
large, 50
lib. jars 2 00
Veterinary small, 50
large, 1 00
Carbolisoap 25
Carlsbad Salts, genuine round bots ._ 75
Square bots 75
Carmelite Alpei OH (R. H. George & Co.) 50
Drops 35
Herb Tea 25
Swiss Female Powder and Tea 1 00
Carpenter's Calculi Resolvent 1 00
Carpenter's Rocky Mountain Salve 50
Carter's Ext. Smartweed small, 25
large, 50
Iron Pills _ 50
Kidney and Backache Tea 35
Little Liver Pills — 25
Little Nerve Pills _ 25
Liver Bitters 1 00
Ringbone and Spavin Cure 50
Smartweed an d Belladonna Plasters 25
Syrup, Sarsaparilla 1 00
Cary's All Heailing Salve «_ 25
Buckeye Condition Powders 25
Cough Cure 25
EyeSalve . 25
Ink Powder 15
Liver Pills 25
Toothache D-op° 25
Cascara Cordial (P. D.&Co.'s) 1 00
Laxative (M, P. & Co.'s) small, 50
pts., 1 00
V.$ 8 00
7 00
3 50
1 75
3 50
V,
4 00
V.
8 00
4 00
8 00
15 00
1 25
2 50
3 50
1 75
3 50
7 40
1 85
1 75
3 50
1 75
1 75
c.
4 00
7 50
1 75
3 50
18 00
3 75
7 50
1 75
5 50
5 50
3 75
2 50
1 65
8 00
€.
8 00
3 50
1 75
3 50
€.
3 75
2 50
€.
1 50
V.
1 50
V.
7 50
3 00
C.
1 37
6 00
1 50
1 50
1 50
1 50
1 00
1 50
1 50
7 00
3 50
7 00
144 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail. Dozen.
Cascara Laxative (M. P. & Co.'sl }4 gal., gal. ^4 00
Casler's Oriental Paste $0 25 $ 1 75
Castoria (Pitcher's) 35 C. 2 80
Caswell, Hazard & Co.'s (now Hazard, Hazard & Co.)
Camphor Ice L 25 150
Chlorate Potassa Lozenges 25 150
CodLiverOil 100 6 50
lodo, Ferrated 125 10 00
with Iodine, Bromine and Phos 125 10 00
with Phosphate Lime _-— 100 8 00
Cold Cream, (Eose) 35 2 50
Juniper Tar Soap_.._... 35 2 25
Soponaceous Dentifrice 25 175
Slippery Elm Lozenges 25 1 75
Wine of Coca 16 oz. 1 25 10 00
Caswell, Massey & Co's.
Emulsion Cod Liver Oil with Pepsin and Quinine 1 00 8 00
GrapeSaline . .__ 75 6 00
Lime Juice and Pepsin 4 oz. 50 4 00
Quinine and Chocolate Tablets 50 4 00
WineofCoca 16oz. 150 12 00
Caulocorea, Lowell's . 100 8 00
Cavanaugh's Green Salve 25 150
PileSalve 100 7 00
Caylus' (Math.) Capsules, Copaiba 100 6 00
Copaiva and Cubebs 1 00 6 00
and Matico 125 9 00
and Cit. Iron.... 1 00 6 50
Venice Turpentine... 100 6 00
Injection of Matico -__ 100 6 75
Celerina (Richardson's) 100 C. 8 50
Celery Bitters (Steuben Co. Wine Co's.) 50 4 00
Cement! ne, Freese's 25 125
Centaur Liniment, Animal, Trial size 25 C 180
small, 50 i). 3 60
large, 1 00 C. 7 20
Family, same sizes and prices C
Centonia Worm Powders 50 3 50
Certain Catarrh Cure 100 8 00
Corn Cure 25 C. 150
Chalfant's Cocoa Cream 50 4 00
Challenge Healing Liniment 50 3 50
Chamberlain (A. N.) Green Mt. Salve 25 125
Pills 25 125
Relief small, 25 1 75
large, 50 3 25
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy (See adv. Chamberlain &
Co small, 50 3 50
large, 1 00 7 50
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ..small, 25 175
medium, 50 3 50
large, 1 00 7 00
Eye and Skin Ointment small, 25 175
large, 50 3 50
Pain Balm .small, 50 3 50
large, 1 00 7 00
MoRKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 145
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Eetail. Dozen.
ChampiOM Sticky Fly Paper, 18x24, 50 in box (See adv.
M. M. Baker & Co.) _-box SI 20 $0 05
Sticky Fly Paper, 25 sheets in box " 45 05
Champlin's Liquid Pearl small, 50
large, 75
Chapin's Buchupaiba 1 00
Constitution Bitter Syrup 1 00
Injection Fleur 1 00
LeaurelleOil 2 00
Chapoteaut's Vinde Peptone ... 2 00
Chappine, Alteri 25
Chase's Liquid Glue 15
Cheesman's Arabian Balsam 50
English Dandruff Cure 1 00
Female Pills 1 00
Chemical Soap Suds 25
Cheney's Stomach and Liver Regulator 1 00
Cherokee Blood Purifier :... 1 00
Cherry Malt Phosphites 1 00
Chevalier's Life for the Hair 1 00
Chicago Cough and Croup Cure 50
Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills 2 00
Chilian Oil, McKay's _ small, 25
large, 50
Chinese Headache Cure 25
Chinkalyptus, For Chills and Fevers 25
Chionia, Peacock's 1 00
Chondroleine Dayton's 1 00
Christadoro's Hair Dye 1 00
Christie's Ague Balsam 1 00
Chryso Corn Cure 25
Church's' Dr. Cough Balsam 25
Cibil's Beef Extract Fluid... 4 oz. 75
9 " 1 00
16 " 2 00
SoHd 2 " 50
4 " 1 00
8 " 1 75
Ci ni a (Battle & Co.) 1 00
Clark's Anti-bilious Compound 1 00
Clark's Indelible Pencils 25
Clark's Female Pills, Fisk's 1 00
Female Pills, Job Moses 1 00
Oil of Arnica 50
Clark's Peruvian Syrup small, 1 00
large, 2 00
Clarke's Anti-bilious Pills 25
Flax Salve 25
Clark Johnson's Indian Blood Syrup small, 50
large, 1 00
Clermont's Syrup Arseniate of Iron 1 25
Clifford's Candied Cardamons 10
Febrifuge 100
Clum's Liver Cathartic 1 00
Cobb's Little Podophyllin Pills (see adv. W. H. Hill & Co.) 25
Nerve and Bone Liniment 50
Cobb (Mrs.) Bran-u Nail Powder _. 50
C.$ 4 00
€.
5 50
9 00
9 00
9 00
18 00
14 00
C.
1 50
1 00
4 00
8 00
7 50
1 75
7 50
c.
7 50
8 00
7 00
3 50
15 00
1 75
3 50
1 75
2 00
€.
8 00
7 00
7 75
7 50
1 75
1 50
5 00
9 00
16 00
4 25
8 00
15 00
i\
8 00
V.
7 50
2 00
5 50
7 50
3 75
€.
8 00
i\
16 00
V.
1 75
€.
1 75
3 50
7 00
9 00
75
€.
7 50
7 20
1 50
3 00
4 00
146 MoREissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Cuekent.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Eetail. Dozen.
Cobb (Mrs.) Cosmetic, Cherri Lip ^0 50
Ek-o Soap 50
Panza Cream 50
Pixy 50
Zan-tic 50
Coca Bitters (Quichua Coca Co.) 1 00
Cocaine Compound Suppositories 1 00
Cockle's Pills 75
Cocoa Beef Tonic (Liebig Co.) 1 00
With Iron 1 50
With Sherry Wine and Quinine 1 50
With Sherry Wine, Quinine and Iron 2 00
Cocoa Peptine, Laird's __.^ 50
Cocolae, Battle & Co 1 00
Coddington's Capsicum Plasters roll, ^1 00 65
Remedy for Soft Corns 25
Coe's Cough Balsam small, 35
large, 1 00
Dyspepsia Cure 100
Coffeen's Chinese Lmiment .. 25
Colden's Liebig's Liquid Beef Tonic No. 1, 1 00
With Iron No. 2, 1 00
Cole's Ossidine 3 00
Cole's Carbolisalve small, 25
large, 50
1 lb. jars, 2 00
Veterinary small, 50
large, 1 00
Carbolisoap 25
Coleman's Indian Asthma Remedy 1 00
Colgan's Taffy Tolu, (see adv. of Colgan & McAfee) 50
Collin's Ague Cure 50
Voltaic Plasters - 25
Col man's Concent. Mustard Oil 50
Columbian Pile Drops 100
Comfort's Conserve of Hollyhocks 25
Common Sense Liniment (see Jackson)
Compound Talcum Powder plain, 25
perfumed, 50
Comstock's Dead Shot Worm Pellets 25
Congo Liniment 25
Congress Bitters 1 00
Conrick's Amaranthine 25
Constantino's Persian Tar Soap 25
Constitution Life Pills . 25
Water, Gregg's 1 00
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy, Littlefield's 1 00
Continental Hoof Ointment is, 25
is, 50
Is, 1 00
Conzelman's Cough Syrup 50
Cook's Balm of Life (see adv. Jno. G. Cook) 1 00
Pills 25
Cachou Lozenges 10
Pearls 10
Chlorate Dentifrice 25
Diamond Cachous 10
i
I 4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
8 00
6 00
4 50
8 50
12 00
12 00
18 00
3 50
c.
8 00
1 85
2 75
7 50
7 50
€.
1 65
iX
8 50
V.
8 50
27 00
1 75
3 50
18 00
3 75
7 eo
1 75
7 50
€.
3 00
€.
3 75
1 85
4 50
8 00
1 50
1 75
3 50
1 85
1 50
8 00
1 50
€.
1 50
2 00
8 00
8 00
€.
1 65
v..
3 13
V.
6 00
3 75
8 00
1 00
75
75
1 75
75
MOREISSOK, PliUMMEK & Co.'s PkICES CuKKENT.
141
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd.
Cook's Handy Package Goods, assorted' $0 10
Licorice Pellets
Compressed Tablets, Borax, 5 grs
Chlor. Potass., 5 grs
Mur. Ammon., 3 grs
Soda Mint, 5 grs
Paregoric, 1 tablet equal to i
teaspoonful Paregoric,
Cooper's Magnetic Balm
Copelin's Cough Syrup small,
large,
Copeman'S Tonic Powders for Horses 1 00
Corbett's Shakers' Sarsaparilla
Corn Ease
Cornicura, Bradford's ^
Cosmoline (Houghton's) Plain (10 per cent, disct.)^ oz. bot.,
1 lb. can, lb., $0 35
5 and 10 " " " 28
25 " " " 24
50 and 100 " " " 22
Camphorated 2 oz. bot.,
4 " "
1 lb. can, lb., 10 46
5 " " " 34
Carbolized . 2 oz. bot.,
4 " "
1 lb. can, lb., $0 46
5 and 10 " " " 34
25 " " " 28
50 " " " 26
Fluid 4oz. bot.,
1 lb. can, lb., $0 50
5 " " " 38
lil.
Dozen.
10
^0 75
10
75
10
75
10
75
10
75
10
75
10
75
25
1 85
25
1 75
50
8 50
00
8 00
00
8 00
25
1 75
25
1 25
25 ,
1 65
50
2 92
25
50
25
50
50
1 65
2 92
1 65
2 92
2 92
Pomade
.2 oz. bot.,
25
1 65
4
11 11
50
2 92
Eose Perfumed
—
.2
4
If a
(1 11
25
50
1 65
2 92
1 lb.
can
,1b.
, $0 50
5
n
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38
Simple Cerate
...1
5
«
50
38
Sub-Cerate .
..-1
5
it
46
34
White.
...1
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it
li
70
5
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57
Veterinary ,
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u
ti
ti
28
5 and 10
<(
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11
24
25
<(
(I
«
20
Costar's Bed Bug Exterminator
20
1 20
Corn Solvent
20
25
20
1 20
Insect Powder
1 50
Rat Exterminator
1 20
Cough Bush
25
1 75
Cure, (Brotherhood Med. Co.)_.
25
2 00
Coussen's Comp'd Honey of Tar_._
50
€.
3 50
Lightning Liniment .
.small,
25
C.
1 50
148 MoKEissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Peices-Cukkent.
PATENT MEDIGINES-Cont'd. Retail. Dozen.
Coussen's Lightning Limment large, W 50 C% 3 00
Cowd en's Taraxacum Pills ^ 25 150
Crab Orchard Salts small, 10 C. 80
large, 25 C. 2 00
Water 50 C. 3 60
Cram's Fluid Lightning 50 3 50
Crampton's Circassian Liquid 25 180
Crane's Chloridum 35 2 50
Creole HairEestorer 1 00 6 50
Cressler's Fragrant Balm , 25 175
Crook's Benzoin Elixir 50 8 75
Syrup of Poke Root „ 100 7 50
WineofTar 100 7 50
Crosby's Five Minute Cure for Headache small, 25 175
large, 50 3 50
Vitalized Phosphates 1 GO 8 00
Crossman's Dime Cement 10 75
Oriental Cement 25 150
Specific Mixture 100 8 00
Crow's Bronchial Wafers 25 185
Crown Buchan . 100 7 50
Crudoform, Fleming's (see adv. Fleming Bros.) 25 C 175
Crumb's Carbolic Ointment 25 175
Inhalers _. 150 12 00
Inhalant 50 3 50
Crumpton's Strawberry Balsam 50 3 50
Culverwell's Radical Regenerator ___ 2 00 16 00
Cuming's Calenduline 25 175
Corn Cure .__ 25 125
Curative, Brown's 100 C. 8 00
Curealine, for Corns 25 175
Curtis' Mamaluke Liniment 25 150
Curtis & Brown's Household Panacea 25 1 75
Cusliman's Menthol Inhalers (see adv. H, D. Cushman).- 50 C. 3 75
Cuti cream, Prentice & Evensen's 25 175
Cuticura Anti-Pain Plasters 25 180
Ointment small, 50 4 25
large, 1 00 8 25
Resolvent _ ___ 100 8 25
Shaving Soap 15 1 25
Toilet " 25 180
Cutler's Fever and Ague Cure.. _ _. 100 6 50
Catarrh Inhalant 50 3 75
Inhalers 100 8 00
Pulmonary Balsam, Old Style small, 50 C 4 00
New Style _ ...small, 50 C. 4 00
large, 1 00 C. 7 75
Da Costa's Radical Cure for Dyspepsia ^..small, 25 2 00
large, 1 GO 8 00
Dalley's Horse Salve .„. 50 C. 370
Pain Extractor 25 C. 185
Dame's (Moses) Balsam Drops __ small, 25 C 2 50
large, 75 C. 8 00
Balsamic Tablets 25 C. 2 50
Bone Liniment small, 25 C 2 50
large, 75 C. 8 00
K Gallon Cans each $7 00 8 00 C.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 149
PATENT MEDICTNES-Cont'd. Retail. Dozen.
Dame's (Moses) Double Treatment for Catarrh S 0 75 C.% 8 00
HorseBalsam 100 C. 10 00
% gallon cans each $9 00 10 00 C.
Wineof the Woods small, 25 C. 2 50
lar^e, 1 00 C. 10 00
Dam i ana Wafers ..__ __ small, 100 8 00
large, 2 00 16 00
Damonia 100 C. 7 50
Medicated Soap 25 C. 175
Daniel's Eheumatic Cure 75 5 50
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid .small, 50 C. 3 75
large, 1 00 C. 7 50
Darley's Heave Eemedy 25 175
Darwin's Horse and Cattle Powders 25 175
Davis, Family Pills (see adv. Emry Davis) 25 C. 150
Home Relief small, 25 C. 1 75
medium, 50 C. 3 50
large, 75 C. 6 00
Davis, (Perry) Pain Killer ...small, 25 C. 180
medium, 50 C. 3 60
large, 1 00 C. 7 20
Day's American Vermifuge 25 C 125
Horse and Cattle Powders „ 25 C 125
Kidney Pads 2 00 16 00
Children's... 150 12 00
Special 3 00 24 00
Poultry Powders 25 C. 1 25
EedOil 25 C. 150
Dean's Medicated Stock Food 3i lb. pkgs., 50 3 50
Rheumatic Pills 60 4 00
De Bine's Pile Remedy , 100 8 00
Via Fuga Liquid... 100 7 00
Pills 50 4 25
Declat'S A.nti-Septic Syrup for Whooping Cough 1 GO 8 00
(See adv. Declat Mfg. Co).
Soaps 35 2 40
Emanator with lodinizedPhenic Acid for Inhalation. 4 00 32 00
Glyco Phenique 75 6 00
Hypodermic Solution of Ammonia Phenate 100 8 00
lodo Phenique 100 8 00
Nascent Phenic Acid 100 8 00
Sulpho Phenique 100 8 00
Syringe 5 00 48 00
Non-Saccharine Solution of Ammonia Phenate 1 25 10 00
lodoPheniqua 125 10 00
Sulpho Phenique 100 8 00
Nascent Phenic Acid 100 8 00
Phenated Cod Liver Oil 75 6 00
Syrup of Ammonia Phenate 125 10 00
lodo Phenique 125 10 00
Sulpho Phenique 100 8 00
Nascent Phenic Acid 100 8 00
De Grattis Electric Oil 50 3 75
De Jongh's CodLiverOil 100 8 50
De Lamarre's Specific Pills 100 8 00
De La IVIonte's Arsenical Wafers 100 8 00
De Leon's Cocoa Hair Dressing 50 3 50
150
MoRKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Peices-Cubrent.
PATENT MEDICINES -Cont'd. Eetail.
Delight's Spanish Lnstral $1 00
De Loss' Pearl Drops (Pink and White) 50
Delluc'sEau Angelique 1 00
Demi ng's Discovery for Piles 100 C
Dental ine, Smith's ; 50
Dentaroma, Eicksecker's 75
Denton's Balsam small, 25
large, 50
Dermal Cream, Sargent's _ 25
Dermal ine Sargent's 25
Dermatine, Nye's 25
De Sancti's Gout Pills 75
Deshler's Fever and Ague Pills 1 00
Desmond's Samaritan Chancre Wash 50
Gift for Females... 3 00
Males 2 00
Boot and Herb Juices___, ^ 1 25
Des Noix's Blistering Tissue in rolls 1 50
Thapsia Plaster in rolls 1 00
Diamond Dyes ___ 10
Dickey's Creme de Lis 75
Dick &, Co.'s (Dundas) Soft Capsules, Castor Oil 35
Cod Liver Oil 35
with Iodide of Iron 50
Copaiba 35
Cubebs and Copaiba 75
Matico, Cubebs and Copaiba 1 00
DoGuta Sandalwood 1 50
Medicinal Turpentine 35
Norwegian Tar 50
Capsulets Copaiba 20
Cubebs and Copaiba 35
Matico, Cubebs and Copaiba 50
Docuta Sandalwood 75
Male Fern and Kamala 2 00
Capsuloids Castor Oil 25
Cod Liver Oil 25
Gelloid Capsules (empty) 7 sizes 25
Eectal (empty).. 3 " 25
Laxatine 25
Matico Injection, see Macqueen's.
Me7itholette.._ 10
Mentholine _._ 25
Seidlitine (12 in package) 50
Thermaline small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Dickman's Arnica Court Plaster, asstd. colors 10
Mechanic's " " on Leather , 10
Digestyl in, Kidder's . 100 C.
Dillingham's Benzine 6 oz. bot., 25
Dimmick's Kidney and Bladder Cure 1 00
Dimmitt's Cough Balsam small, 50
large, 1 00
Dinsmore's Cough and Croup Balsam 25
Dipsomania Cure, M. P. & Co.'s 5 00
Ditman's Sea Salt 21b. bx., 25
Dozen.
$6 50
3 50
6 40
7 50
4 00
5 50
1 85
3 80
1 50
1 50
1 75
5 00
7 50
4 00
24 00
16 00
10 00
10 00
5 50
75
4 50
2 00
2 00
3 00
2 50
5 50
7 00
12 00
2 00
3 00
1 25
2 50
3 50
6 GO
12 00
2 00
2 00
1 40
1 40
2 00
75
1 75
4 00
2 00
3 75
7 50
65
50
8 00
1 25
9 00
3 75
7 50
2 00
40 00
1 75
MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Pkices-Cubrent.
151
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail.
Ditman's Sea Salt 6 lb. bx., $0 50
14 " " 1 00
25 " " 2 00
50 " " 2 50
100 " " 4 00
300 lb. bbls., each, U? 50
Dixon's Blackberry Carminative 25
Dobyn's Sure Cure for Catarrh 1 00
Dodd's German Cough Balsam small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Diarrhoea Cure 25
Liver Pills 25
Nervine 1 00
Dore's Arnica Cream, in tubes 25
Camphor Ice 10
Fly Paper Poison, in pads 05
Douchaline, Johnson & Lund's 50
Douglass' Capsicum Drops ^ 5 lb. can, lb., $0 25
5c. pkg,, 05
15c. " 15
Dow's Liver Cure _._ 1 00
Down's Vegetable Balsamic Elixir small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Drake's Plantation Bitters 1 00
Draper's Instant Toothache Eemedy 10
DromgOOle's English Female Bitters 1 00
Duane's Blackberry Cordial 25
Cholera Drops 25
Cough Cordial small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Liver Pills 25
Santonine and Worm Lozenges 25
Dubarry's Revelenta Arabica Food 1 50
Duchoines Female Pills 1 00
Nerve Pills 2 00
Ducro's Alimentary Elixir 1 50
Duffy's Malt Whiskey 1 00
Formula 1 00
Tower Mint-Cure 1 00
Dukehart's Extract Malt and Hops 50
with Cit. Iron and Quinine 1 00
Hypophosphites 1 00
Wine and Iron 1 00
Dunbar's Fluid Magnesia 35
Dundas, Dick & Co.'s goods, see Dick, p. 150.
Duponco's Female Pills 1 00
Dupree's Oil of Beauty 1 00
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy 100
Durno's Catarrh Snuff 25
Dustin's Catarrh Powder _. 25
Dutch Herbs fSteketee's) 25
Dutcher's Dead Shot Lightning Fly-killer, ream, $7 50
quire, 40 5
Dye Colors, Diamond (W. & R. Co.) 10
Dozen.
(
^ 8 50
7 00
15 00
21 00
36 00
1 85
6 00
1 75
3 50
7 00
1 75
1 25
8 00
1 50
75
25
3 50
35
1 25
7 00
€.
2 00
i\
3 88
i\
7 75
€.
8 25
75
€.
7 50
1 85
2 00
1 75
3 65
7 25
1 50
1 50
12 50
C,
7 50
€.
15 00
12 50
8 50
8 50
8 50
C.
4 00
V.
6 00
€.
6 00
V.
600
2 25
5 50
8 00
7 50
1 85
1 50
1 65
C. 75
152 MoERissoN, Plummer &, Co.'s Pkices-Cuekent.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail. Dozen.
Dye Colors. Diamond %Q 10
(W. & E. Go.) Handy Package 15 C.$ 0 75
Paas Easter Egg No. 1, box, ^2 50
" 2, " 5 00
" 4, " 10 00
Dyer's Unsweetened Milk 50 3 25
Dyke's Beard Elixir 25 150
Dyspepsin, Morse's ozs., 50 4 00
is, lb., $4 00
East India Insect Powder small, 25 1 75
large, 50 3 50
Eberlein's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil 1 00 8 50
Pine Needle Oil ■ 75 6 00
Eckhart's Asthma Eemedy 100 6 00
Ede's Diamond Cement . 75 175
Ed ey's OarboUc Troches 25 175
Edison's Poliform Liniment 1 00 9 00
Edward's Monitor Liniment small, 25 2 00
medium, 50 4 00
large, 1 00 8 00
Eel's Vitalizing Blood Purifier 100 8 00
Egyptian Cream of Flowers (Weller's) 25 150
Eilert's Daylight Pills Csee adv, Emmert Prop. Co.) 25 1 20
Tar and Wild Cherry 100 6 25
Eisner & Mendelsoiin's Menthol Cones 25 175
Electric Bitters (Bucklen's). small, 50 4 00
large, 1 00 6 25
Cleaning Compound small, 20 120
large, 25 1 50
Electrobole (Eeeve's) 1 00 9 00
Electro-Magnetic Pads 150 12 00
Plasters 25 150
Silicon Cleaning Powder 15 85
Liniment (Hanna's) 50 3 75
Elgin's Phantom Toilet Powder ...small, 25 C 150
Elix Vitae (see Vitae Magnetic Mineral). ^^^^®' ^° ^' ^ ^^
Elliott's Electric Plasters 25 1 50
Ellis Spavin Cure 1 00 7 00
Citrate Magnesia Granular 50 4 00
Willow Charcoal 25 175
Elmore's Pills 25 1 50
Ely's Cream Balm for Catarrh (see adv. Cream Balm Co.)-_ 50 C. 3 75
Emser Pastilles 50 4 00
E n gel hard t's Eemedy 50 3 50
' Vegetable Liver Pills 25 150
Enn is' Tooth Soap 25 150
Eno's Fruit Salt 1 50 11 00
Equine Condition Powders small, 25 125
large, .50 2 50
Liniment small, 25 1 50
large, 50 3 00
Espey's Complexion Powder 25 1 75
Fragrant Cream small, 25 175
large, 50 3 50
Espic's Asthma Cigarettes ^_._ 75 6 00
Euca (Battle & Co.).. 1 00 8 00
Eucalyptol (Sander & Son).... 100 C. 8 00
MoREissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 153
PATENT MEDICINES— Cont'd. Retail. Dozen.
Eugene's Com Salve 1 doz, on card, ^0 10 $ 0 75
Worm Confections 26 125
Eureka Com Sal ve.__ _. 25 100
Evan's Injection "G." 1 00 C. 7 50
Quinine Bitters 125 10 00
Evory's Diamond Catarrh Remedy (see adv. A. F. Evory
&Co.) - 50 3 75
Exora Cream (Meyer's) 50 4 00
Face Powder (Meyer's) 50 4 00
FahnestOCk's (B. A.) Vermifuge . 25 C. 140
(B. L.) Lung Syrup small, 25 C. 175
(see adv. B. S. Fahnestock).-medium, 50 C. 3 50
large, 1 00 C. 7 00
Vermifuge-.. ..__.* 25 C. 140
WormPastiles 25 C. 125
Fahrney's (Dr. P.) Panacea 1 25 C. 10 00
Uterine Tonic. 125 C. 10 00
Fairchild Bros. & Foster's Preparations.
Diastasic Essence of Pancreas 1 00 8 00
Elixir Calisaya pts. 100 8 00
Calisaya and Iron Phosphorized " 1 00 8 00
Essence Pepsin 100 8 00
Extract Pancreatis loz. v. 15 00
Mossoleno, Emulsion of C. L. Oil 100 7 50
Pancreatic Tablets in bots. of 50 125 9 00
" " " 100 2 00 16 80
Compound " " " 5J 1 25 9 00
Pepsin, Scale or Powd 1 oz. v. 15 00
Tablets in bots. of 80 100 8 00
and Bismuth Tablets " " " 50 100 8 00
Bismuth and Pancreatine " " " 50 125 9 00
and Diastase " " "80 125 9 00
and Extract Pancreatis .." " " 50 150 12 00
" " " 100 3 00 22 50
Peptogenic Milk Powder small, 60 4 50
large, 1 00 ■ 8 50
Peptonizing Tubes (1 doz. tubes in box) 50 4 00
Trypsin 3^ ^^'^ 1 oz. bots., oz. 4 00
Faloon's Dr. Diarrhoea Specific 50 3 30
EyeSalve 25 150
Favorite 25 1 65
Hair Restorative small, 50 3 30
large, 1 00 6 60
Instant Relief.. _. 50 3 30
Liver Pills 25 150
Rosin weed Balsam small, 25 165
medium, 50 3 30
large, 1 00 6 60
Tonic 1 00 6 60
ToothPowder 25 150
Vegetable Stick Plaster 25 150
Fargo's June Golden Butter Color _ small, 25 175
medium, 50 3 50
large, 1 00 7 00
Farnham's Asthma Remedy 2 00 12 00
Farre 11 's Arabian Liniment small, 25 185
medium, 50 3 70
154 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail. Dozen.
Farrell's Arabian Liniment large, $1 00 S 7 40
Fayard & Blain's Rheumatic Paper 40 2 00
F. E. C. Kidney Remedy 100 C. 8 00
Fehr's Compound Talcum Powder perfumed, 50 3 50
plain, 25 1 75
Fellows' Syrup Hypophosphites.. 1 50 C. 11 50
Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy _. 100 7 50
Capitol Bitters 100 8 00
Catarrh Remedy 50 3 50
Cough Honey small, 25 175
medium, 50 3 75
large, 1 00 7 50
German Eye Salve ■ 25 150
Golden Relief _.._*. small, 25 175
medium, 50 3 50
large, 1 00 7 50
Kidney and Backache Cure.. 100 8 00
Pleasant Worm Syrup . 25 175
Salt Rheum Ointment, White 50 3 50
Yellow ...small, 25 175
large, 50 8 50
Soothing Syrup _. 25 175
St. Vitus Dance Specific .._ 3 00 27 00
Vegetable Blood and Liver Pills 25 150
Fenner's Cathartic Tea. _ _ ...small, 10 75
large, 25 1 50
Fenni mo re's Cough Mixture small, 25 175
large, 50 3 50
Liniment small, 25 175
large, 50 3 50
Fenton's Compound Ext. Sarsaparilla 100 C. 7 50
Sovereign Pile Sanative 50 C. 4 00
Fickhart's Condition Powders 25 C. 150
Fidelity Cockroach Paste -. 50 4 00
1 lb. cans, 1 50 12 00
Field's Anti-Bilious Worm Powders 25 175
Tape Worm Medicine . 2 00 15 00
Fig Syrup (see Calif. Syr. Figs).
Filkin's Catarrh Specific 1 00 7.00
Compound Tonic 100 7 00
Pills 25 150
Fink's Magic Oil small, 25 2 00
medium, 50 4 00
large, 1 00 8 00
Firwein,Tilden&Co's.. _ 125 9 50
Fisli's Saratoga Aperient small, 50 4 00
large, 1 00 8 00
Fitcll'S Biliary Corrector small, 50 4 25
large, 1 00 8 25
Catarrh Liniment - 50 4 25
Specific 50 4 25
Cathartic Pills 25 185
CoughCurer . 100 8 25
Heart Corrector ..small, 75 6 25
large, 1 50 12 50
Kidney Catholicon - 100 8 25
King & Queen's Toilet _ 100 8 25
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 155
PATENT MEDICINiES-Cont'd. Eetail.
Fitch's Liquid Linimeut $0 50
Nervine 50
Pulmonary Balsam 1 00
Expectorant 1 00
Liniment 50
Sufferer's Solace 50
Universal Tonic 1 00
Uterine Oatholicon 1 00
Filler's Kidney Cordial __ 75
Liver Pills 25
Rheumatic Remedy „ 1 25
Flagg's Family Ointment 25
Instant Relief small, 50
large, 1 00
Fleury's Wahoo Tonic 1 00
Flint's Renovating Horse and Cattle Powders small, 25
large, 50
Floreston Cologne _ ....small, 25
large, 75
Flowers of Petroleum 1 00
Flower's Blood Purifier (see adv. R. C. Flower Med. Co.)._ 2 00
Liver and Stomach Sanative 1 00
Lung Cordial 1 00
Magnetic Plaster _ 50
NervePills... 1 00
Pain Destroying Elixir 1 00
Fontaine's Moth and Freckle Cure 50
Foocho's Balsam of Shark's Oil 1 00
Foord's Pectoral Syrup small, 75
large, 1 25
Tonic Cordial . 35
Forest Tar, for Consumption 1 00
In Solution, for Catarrh 1 00
Inhalers 50
Salve 25
Soap 25
. Troches 25
Forest's Juniper Tar 25
Fo rsh a' S Alterative Balm small, 50
large, 1 00
Forsyth's Spruce Gum Cough Balsam ..small, 25
large, 50
Oriental Tooth Powder small, 25
large, 50
Fort's Green Mountain StickSalve 25
Western Liniment small, 25
large, 50
Fosgate's Anodyne Cordial 35
Fougera's lodinized Cod Liver Oil . -- 1 25
Ready-made Mustard Plasters, No. 1 50
No. 2 ^ , 50
Sandalwood Capsules 100s,hhd. $2 50
500s, " 2 25
Foutz's Horse and Cattle Powders 25
Liniment ^ 25
Fowle's Pile and Humor Cure . 1 00
Frankfurt Fever Pills _.. 50
Dozen.
B 4 25
4 25
8 25
8 25
4 25
4 25
8 25
8 25
6 00
1 50
9 50
1 75
3 75
7 75
7 50
c.
2 00
c.
4 00
€.
1 65
v.
6 00
7 50
V.
16 00
i\
8 00
V.
8 00
V.
4 00
€.
8 00
€.
8 00
3 50
9 00
5 25
11 00
2 75
7 50
7 50
3 00
1 50
1 75
1 50
1 75
3 50
7 00
1 50
3 00
1 50
3 00
1 25
1 75
3 50
2 75
9 00
2 40
2 40
€.
1 25
C).
1 25
i\
7 50
C.
3 75
156 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail. Dozen.
Frank's Grains de Sante $0 50 S 4 50
Frazier's Distemper Cure 50 3 50
Magic Ointment 50 4 00
Koot Bitters 100 7 50
Frederick's Ciirealine for Corns 25 175
Freeman's Biondine small, 75 6 00
large, 1 00 7 20
Face Powder 25 1 75
Nail Enamel 50 . 3 00
Nailene 50 3 00
Nail Toilet Complete 50 4 00
Velontine 25 1 75
Freese's American Mender 25 125
Cementine 25 125
Freese's (J. C.) Hamburg Tea, Genuine 25 1 75
Freleigh's Rheumatic Remedy 100 7 50
French Toilet Cream 25 150
Frey's Vermifuge 25 C. 175
Fritzsch's Prussian Cough Syrup ._ small, 25 175
large, 75 5 25
Stomach Bitters _ 100 6 00
Fronfield's Cattle Powders 25 150
Frost's Egyptian Salve 25 125
Liniment 25 175
Pills 25 125
F roth ingh am 's Aperient 50 3 75
Liver Pills 25 175
Fruneau's Asthmatic Paper 75 6 25
Frye's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil and Hypophos. L. and S . . 1 00 7 50
Granular Salicj'lic Acid 75 5 50
Pure Cod Liver Oil 50 4 00
Syrup Hypophos. Lime and Soda .'___ 100 7 50
Fucus Marina, Peacock's ' 100 C 8 00
Fuller's Pocket Injection. . 100 8 00
Fullers' (Mrs.) Rheumatic Pills.... 100 6 00
Fulton's Cough Elixir 25 150
Furguson's Wonderful Oil .50 3 50
Gamgee StockPowders 25 1 25
1 lb. cans, 50 3 50
Gangaloo Troches (Smith's) 25 175
Gardner's (Mrs.) Indian Balsam of Liverwort 50 4 00
Rheumatic Compound 100 8 00
Gardner's (R. W.) Elixir Hypophosphites.
of Iron 10 20
" Lime _. 10 20
" Lime and Soda 10 20
" Lime, Soda, Potas. andiron 10 20
" Potassa 10 20
" Quinia 15 00
" Soda 10 20
Solution Ferrous Nitrate 10 20
Syrup Hydriodic Acid 12 OU
Hypophos, Iron 10 20
Lime 10 20
Soda and Potas 10 20
Lime, Soda, Potas. and Iron 10 20
Potassa .._- „.. 10 20
MoRRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current. 157
PATENT MEDICINSS-Cont'd. Eetail. Dozen.
Gardner's Syrup Quinine and Iron ^12 00
Soda 10 20
Zinc 12 GO
Gardner's Army and Navy Liniment small, SO 50 3 75
large, 1 00 7 50
Garfield Tea 25 C. 2 00
Garwood's Oream Lotion 25 150
Gastrine (seeadv.J. K. Gook&Oo.) 100 C. 8 00
Gaudichaud's Comp'd Ext. Sandalwood 100 7 00
Gayetty's Medicated Paper 50 4 25
Gedde's Fluid Extract Hemlock 100 8 00
Gedney's Capsules Castor Oil No. 1 20 90
" 2 30 1 80
" 3 50 2 75
Copaiba No. 1 15 75
" 2 25 1 40
" 3 35 2 00
Cubebs and Copaiba No. 1 25 130
" 2 35 2 50
" 3 50 3 50
Sandalwood _____ 1 00 7 00
Gei gel's Wurzburger Salve small, 25 175
large, 50 3 50
Gerber's Milk Food 50 C. 4 00
German Corn Eemover 25 C. 150
German Infant Meal 50 4 00
Giant Glue (see adv. Giant Chem. Co.) 10 C 85
Gibson's Fruit Tablets 1 lb. bot., lb., 80 45
5 lb. bot,, lb., 40
Gile's Iodide Ammonia Hoof Ointment small, 25 1 75
large, 50 3 50
Horse and Cattle Powders 25 150
Liniment, Animal small, 25 1 90
medium, 50 3 75
large, 1 00 7 50
quarts, 2 50 21 60
Family small, 25 1 90
medium, 50 3 75
large, 1 00 7 50
quarts, 2 50 21 60
Mandrake Pills _ 25 150
Syrup Wild Cherry and Tar ... 25 175
Gi Ham's Cough Syrup 25 150
Gi lion's Lime Juice (see adv. of Loring Crocker, Jr.) _. 50 3 25
Gilman's Cohosh and Tar small, 25 2 00
medium, 50 4 00
large, 1 00 8 00
Gilmore's Aromatic Wine 100 7 00
Magnetic Elixir small, 50 8 50
large, 1 00 7 00
Neuralgia Cure ._ 50 3 50
Pile Specific 50 3 50
Glenn's Sulphur Soap 25 C. 2 00
Globe Pills, Lyman Brown's 25 175
Gluten Suppositories 50 4 50
Glyceroil, Kendall's 50 €. 4 00
Glycerite of Eoses, Chase & Budlong's .,.^.,„, ..__ 25 1 75
158 MoRRissox, Plummer & Co.'s Pricbs-Currext.
PATENT MBDICINES-Cont'd. Retail. Dozen.
Godfrey's Cordial $0 15 ^ 0 60
Goetz's Compound Guano 25 150
Going's (Prof.,) Colic Powders for Horses 1 00 8 00
Cough " " " _ .._. 1 00 8 00
Tonic " " " 100 8 00
Worm " " " 100 8 00
Gold and Silver Plaster for Corns, Brotherhood Med. Co., 25 2 00
Golden Scale Pepsin (see Pepsin, p. 54),
Goldenseal Bitters 100 7 50
Golden Specific, Haine's... 3 00 27 00
Golliday's Diamond Condition Powders small, 25 100
large, 50 2 00
Eureka Poultry Powders 25 125
Gombault's Caustic Balsam 150 C. 12 00
Gooch's Mexican Quick Relief 50 3 75
Boot Pills 25 150
Syrup 50 3 75
Goodale's Catarrh Remedy 1 00 7 50
Gosn ell's Cherry Toothpaste 50 3 60
Goulds (Mrs. A.) Blood Medicine small, 1 00 8 00
large, 2 00 16 50
Liver Medicine small, 1 00 8 00
large, 2 00 16 50
Gouraud's (A. H.) Olympian Cream, pink (see adv. A. H.
Gouraud) 100 7 50
White 100 7 50
Gouraud's (Dr. T. F.) Oriental Cream 1 50 C. 11 00
Poudre Subtile 100 C. 8 00
Soap, Medicated 50 C. 3 00
Graefenberg", Children's Panacea (see adv. Graefenberg
Co.) 50 C. 3 50
Consumptive Balm email, 150 C. 9 00
large, 3 00 C. 21 00
Dysentery Syrup 50 C. 3 50
EyeLotion , 25 C. 175
Fever and Ague Remedy 50 C. 3 50
Green Mountain Ointment 25 C. 175
Health Bitters 25 C. 175
Manual of Health ..„ 25 C. 2 00
PileRemedy 100 C. 7 00
Sarsaparilla Compound 1 00 C. 7 00
Uterine Catholicon (Marshall's) 150 C. 8 75
Vegetable Pills 25 C. 150
Graham's Hair Dye (black and brown). __ 50 4 00
Tooth Soap . 25 175
Grand Army and Navy Ointment.. small, 25 1 75
large, 50 3 50
Granvil's Pile Salve 1 00 7 50
Grave's Heart Regulator 100 C. 8 50
Unequaled Tooth Powder small, 25 160
large, 50 3 00
Gray's (Mrs.) Cure for Females 100 7 00
Ointment 25 150
Solidified Glycerine 25 175
Specific 100 C. 8 00
Syrup Red Spruce Gum 25 180
Grayline _ ..- 100 8 00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Curretstt. . 159
PATENT MEDICINES— Cont'd. Retail. Dozen.
Great English Cough Eemedy (H. & G.) $0 50 ^3 50
Goldenseal 1 00 8 00
Green Mountain Cathartic Pills 25 150
Cough Balsam samples, 10 65
small, 25 1 75
medium, 50 3 75
large, 1 00 7 50
Green's Ague Conqueror.. , small, 50 C. 3 75
large, 1 00 . C. 7 50
August Flower 75 C. 5 25
samples, 10 C. 85
Oxygenated Bitters 100 7 75
Gregg's Constitution Water 100 8 00
Gregory's Instant Cure for Pain 25 175
Syrup of Dover's Powder 100 9 00
Licorice 100 9 00
Griffith's Compound Iodoform Powder 2 dr. size, 35 2 50
Compound Mixture Guaiac and Stillingia.- 8 oz. size, 125 10 50
Grigg's Glycerine Salve 25 150
Kaloderma 25 175
Grillon's Tamarlndien 75 675
Grimault's Guarana Powders 100 8 50
Injection of Matico 1 25 8 50
Kousso (Dorvault's) 150 1150
Griswold's Salve 25 175
Gross & Delbridge's Hydrastia Eestorative Tonic, (see
adv. Gross & Delbridge) 100 8 00
Grosvenor «& Riciiards' Plasters, afull line in stock, at
mfrs.' price. (See adv. Grosvenor & Richards.)
Grosvenor's (Dr. J. M.) Bell-Capsic Plasters 25
Liver Aid 1 00
Guarana and Eucalyptus Bitters, M. P. & Co 1 00
Guild'^ Green Mountain Asthma Cure small, 25
large, 1 00
Kidney Cure 1 00
Gundel Bundel. .small, 50
large, 1 00
Gunning's Bird Tonic 25
Gunn's Liver Pills 25
Guy's Verdurine (Plant Invigorator) 25
Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla 1 00
H. H. H. Liniment, (Seeadv. W. Gifford & Co.) small, 50
large, 1 00
Haanshuns' Norweg. Cod Liver Oil 1 00
Haarlem Oil, Genuine 15
Steketee's, Genuine . 25
Haas' Hog Cholera Remedy small, 50
medium, 1 25
large, 2 50
Haase's Holland Herbs 25
Hackard's Brazilian Balsam 25
Syrup of Blackberry „ 25
Hagan's Magnolia Balm 75
Haine's Golden Specific 3 00
South American Pile Ointment 1 00
Hair Revivum 50
Hair's (B. W.) Asthma Remedy 3 00
1 60
8 00
6 00
€.
2 00
€.
8 50
V.
8 00
3 75
7 50
2 00
1 75
1 75
7 50
3 50
7 00
7 00
35
1 65
4 00
10 00
20 00
1 50
1 75
1 75
5 50
27 00
7 00
C.
4 00
27 00
160 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Eetail. Dozen.
Hair's (B. W.) Asthma and Liver Pills $1 00 ^8 00
Bronchial Cough Eemedy 150 13 00
Catarrh and Hay Fever Powder 100 8 00
HaJe's Cough Cordial .._ small, 50 3 50
large, 1 00 7 00
Hale's Honey of Hoarhound and Tar small, 25 C. 2 00
medium, 50 €. 4 00
large, 1 00 C. 8 00
Haller's, (Dr. Maria F.) Vienna Balsam 40 2 50
Female Tea and Pills 100 7 50
Herbal Tea _-. .. 25 150
Hall i day's (Dr. E7B.)"Blood'PurifieV/////////^^^^^ 1 00 7 00
large, 1 50 12 00
Hall's Catarrh Cure, Internal (Cheney's) ^ 75 C. 5 50
Hall's, (Dr. P.) Catarrh Eemedy (see adv. E. P. Hall) 50 3 50
Hall's Galvano Electric Plasters 50 3 50
Hall's Lung Balsam _ ___small, 25 C. 175
medium, 50 €. 3 50
large, 1 00 €. 7 50
Veg. Sicilian Hair Eenewer. _. 100 C. 6 75
Hambleton's Hair Stain 50 C. 3 50
Hamburg Tea, Laxative 15 60
Freese's Genuine 25 175
Hamburg Breast Tea (Koenig's) 25 C. 1 75
Drops, Koenig's 50 C 3 50
Plaster, Koenig's 25 C. 1 75
Hamburg Corn Eemover (Leonard's) 25 150
Hamilton's Buchu and Dandelion 100 750
California Indian Ointment i 25 150
Cough Candy 12 75
EyeSalve 25 150
Boot and Plant Pills 25 150
Hamlin's Blood and Liver Pills 25 150
Cough Balsam 50 3 50
Wizard Oil small, 50 3 50
large, 1 00 7 00
Hamlin's Cholera Mixture 100 7 00
Hammersley'S Peerless Butter Color small, 25 175
medium, 50 3 00
large, 1 00 6 00
Ham's Oil of Gladness 25 2 00
Hance's Phenol Sodique 50 3 75
Handy Package Dyes 15 C. 75
Hansen's Danish Butter Color ^ small, 25 185
medium, 50 3 70
large, 1 00 7 40
1 gal. jugs, gal. $2 70
Liquid Eennet. 1 " " " 2 00
Hanson's Liver Pills 25 C. 1 50
Magic Corn Salve small, 15 C. 84
large, 25 C. 1 42
Happy Home Blood Purifier, (see adv. of Emmert
Prop. Co.) small, 50 3 75
large, 1 00 7 50
Hard man's Catarrh Cure 50 350
Hardy's Eye Balm 25 150
Harrison's Peristaltic Lozenges small, 30 2 50
MoRRissox, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 161
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Ketail.
Harrison's Peristaltic Lozenges large, SO 60
Harter's Elixir Wild Cherry 1 00
Fever and Ague Pills 50
Fever and Ague Specific 75
Iron Tonic. 1 00
Liniment 25
Liver Pills 25
Lung Balm small, 25
large, 75
Soothing Drops 25
Vermifuge Candy 25
Wild Cherry Bitters 1 00
Hartman's Asthmateta.. 1 00
Caseva 25
Chi Chi 1 00
Ho Ho 25
Huron Pills 25
Kee Lung's Ointment 25
Kisi 25
Lacupia 1 00
Manalin 1 00
Osma Ointment 1 00
Peruna 1 00
Renaci Plasters 1 00
Waso .._-No.l, 100
" 2, 1 00
Hartung's Condition Powders 25
Herb Tea small, 25
large, 50
Johannis Drops small, 25
large, 50
Hartung's Three Kings' Anti-Bilious Powder 50
Balsam 50
Drops 25
Golden Liniment 50
Hair Tonic 50
Herb Pectoral 50
Liver Pills 25
Plaster 25
Stomach Drops small, 25
large, 50
Tea 25
Worm Syrup 25
Harvell's Condition Powders .small, 25
large, 35
Haskin's"WhatIsIt" small, 25
large, 50
Hasting's Comp'd Syrup Naphtha 1 00
Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Hawley's Cosmetic, black and white 25
Pepsin, aromatized oz., 75
Saccharated 75
Wine of Pepsin -__ ^ pts., 60
pts., 1 00 9 00
Hayden's Comp'd Phosphorus Pills hhd., SO 85
Dozen.
$4 75
€.
6 60
i\
1 50
€.
3 00
V.
7 50
€.
1 60
e.
1 35
i\
1 00
V.
3 00
i\
1 35
i\
1 35
i\
6 60
V.
8 00
€.
2 00
i\
8 00
C.
2 00
<.^.
2 00
V.
2 00
i\
2 00
€.
8 00
€.
8 00
€.
8 00
V.
8 00
V.
8 00
v..
8 00
V.
8 00
1 50
1 75
3 50
1 75
3 50
3 50
3 50
1 75
3 50
4 00
3 50
1 75
1 75
1 75
3 50
1 50
1 75
1 50
3 00
1 50
3 00
8 00
v..
2 GO
€.
3 50
v..
7 00
1 50
4 80
4 80
4 50
C J 9 00
C^.
4 75
€.
10 00
i\
18 00
€.
9 00
6 50
1 85
2 00
1 75
3 75
1 75
7 00
8 50
9 50
162 MoRBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Peices-Curkent.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Betail. Dozen.
Hayden's Phosphorus Pills 1 hhd., ^0 85
Uric Solvent $1 00
Hayden's Viburnum Compound 4 oz. 60
10 " 1 25
16 " 2 00
White Lily Lotion 1 00
Hay's Pile Liniment 1 00
Hayne's^ Arabian Balsam 25
Headine, Adolph's 25
Headlight CatarrhSnafP 25
Hebra'S ViolaCream 50
Hegeman's Camphor Ice 25
Cod Liver Oil 1 00
Elixir Calisaya 1 00
Ferrated _._ _, 1 00
Heimstreet's Hair Coloring 50 4 00
Heinemann (T. W. &Co.) Plasters, etc., a full line in
stock at Manufacturers' Prices. (See adv. T. W.
Heinemann & Co.)
Heintzelman's Hamburg Hepatic Drops ... 25 175
Heiskell's Tetter Ointment 50 4 00
Heimbold's Fluid Extract Buchu 1 00 7 50
Sarsaparilla 1 00 7 50
Jelly of Glycerine and Roses 25 2 00
Rose Wash 50 4 00
Hematosin(Mplcher's) 100 6 00
Henley's Beef, Celery and Iron 100 C. 8 50
Henry's Carbolated Camphor Ice 25 150
Carbolic Salve 25 C. 167
Magnesia, Genuine 150 10 00
Root and Plant Pills 25 150
World Tonic and Blood Purifier 1 00 7 00
Herber's Gonorrhoea Paste 1 00 7 00
Hermance, Asthma Cure 100 8 00
Herman's Vegetable Catarrh Cure 50 3 00
Herold's Malt Extract . 50 3 00
Herrick's Belladonna Plasters ^^ 25 110
Capsicum Plasters 25 110
German Horse Liniment small, 25 1 75
medilam, 50 3 75
large, 1 00 7 50
Kid Strengthening Plasters 25 150
Perforated " " 25 1 10
Vegetable Liver Pills 25 150
Hess' Arabian Salve , 25 2 00
Hesselroth's Swedish Crown Medicines.
Blodrenande Drops „_-^ small, 25 1 75
larffe 50 3 50
Blood & Liver Pills, G. C. (see adv. L. Hesselroth),.' 25 1 50
Bruna Gikt Drops small, 25 175
large, 50 3 50
Baska Mag Drops small, 25 1 75
large, 50 8 50
De Fyra Slagens Drops small, 25 175
large, 50 3 50
Essentia Dulcis small, 25 1 75
large, 50 3 50
MoEBissoN, Plumimer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 163
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail. Dozen.
Hesselroth's Swedish Crown Medicines— Cont'd.
Gratia Drops small, $0 25 $1 75
Hjertstyrkande Drops " 25
Hoflfman's och Hjertstyrkande Drops " 25
large, 50
Hoffman's Drops small, 25
large, 50
Jern Drops small, 25
large, 50
Kron Essence small, 25
Lungwort Balsam 50
Malort's Drops — Dubbla small, 25
large, 50
Mixtura Simplex small, 25
large, 50
Moder Drops — Dorjens small, 25
large, 50
Nerf Drops small, 25
large, 50
Norwegian Cod Liver Oil 1 00
Prinsen's Drops small, 25
large, 50
Prinsen's Akta Drops small, 25
large, 50
Eiga Balsam small, 25
large, 50
Rosen's Brost Drops small, 25
large, 50
Russia Cholera Drops small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Slag Vattan small, 25
large, 50
Swedish Wine of Iron.„. 1 00
Thieleman's Kolera Drops small, 25
large, 50
Universal Fluss and Healing Plaster 25
Hibbard's Rheumatic Plasters. (See adv. Rheumatic Syr.
Co.) 25
Rheumatic Syrup 1 00
Hickey's Com and Bunion Plasters 25
Hill's Balsam of Honey 25
Buchu 1 00
Hair Dye (Black or Brown) 50
Peerless Cough Syrup, (See adv. W. H. Hill & Co.)
small, 50
large, 1 00
Worm Drops (Candy) 25
Specific small, 25
large, 50
Rheumatic Pills 25
Tonic Wash __ 1 00
Himrod's Asthma Cure _ 1 00
Hind's Honey and Almond Cream 50
Radical Corn Remover 25
Hindercorn's 15
Hindoo Pain Conqueror _ __ 50
1 75
1 75
3 50
1 75
3 50
1 75
3 50
1 75
4 00
1 75
3 50
1 75
3 50
1 75
3 50
1 75
3 50
7 50
1 75
3 50
1 75
3 50
1 75
3 50
1 75
3 50
1 75
3 50
7 50
1 75
3 50
7 50
1 75
3 50
1 75
C. 1 60
C. 8 00
1 75
1 00
7 00
C. 4 00
3 50
7 00
1 50
1 75
3 50
1 50
7 00
C. 7 50
4 00
1 50
C. 80
3 75
164 MoERISSOSr, PlUMMER & CO.'S PBICES-CuEREISrT.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Eetail.
Hinrich's American Com Cure $0 25
Starch Polish 15
Hire's Eoot Beer, Cone. Sol. (See adv. 0. E. Hires)- .small, 25
pints, 1 00
Dry 25
Hobensack's Worm Vermifuge 25
Hoff s Extract Malt, Eisner's ^ 50
Tarrant's *_ 50
Hoff's Cough Balsam.. small, 50
large, 1 00
Liver Pills 25
Worm Wafers 25
Hoffman's Cream 25
Popular Injection . 1 00
Hogle's Mountain Eock Oil 50
Holland Herbs (Steketee's) 25
Hollister's American Cough Remedy ._ 35
Hollo way's Arnica Plasters small, 15
medium, 20
large, 30
Insect Powder 25
Ointment, genuine small, 75
Pills, genuine " 75
Worm Confections 25
Holmes' Fragrant Frostilla 25
Holman's Absorption Salts 25
Body Plasters 25
Foot " .... 25
Liver Pads, Children's 1 50
Eegular 2 00
Special 3 00
EenalPads 2 00
Spleen Belts 5 00
Home Relief small, 25
medium, 50
large, 75
Hood's Olive Ointment 25
Sarsaparilla 1 00
Tooth Powder smaU, 25
large, 50
Vegetable PHls 25
Hoofland's German Bitters x 00
Tonic. 1 50
Greek Oil ..small, 50
large, 1 00
Herb Tea 50
Podophyllin Pills 25
Hoofoline small, 50
large, 1 00
Hooper's AromatioCachous metal boxes, 25
paper " 25
Ladies' Cachous . " " 25
Pastilles 25
Pills, Female, Genuine .. 1 00
Imitation 25
Hop Bitters 1 OC
Ointment 50
Dozen.
8 1 25
1 00
1 75
9 00
1 75
1 85
€.
3 50
3 25
3 50
7 00
1 50
1 50
1 50
6 00
3 50
1 65
2 50
1 00
1 50
2 GO
1 50
4 50
4 50
1 38
€.
1 75
1 75
1 75
1 75
12 00
IS 00
24 00
16 00
42 00
€.
1 75
€.
3 50
<L
6 00
C).
1 75
€.
8 00
i\
1 58
V.
3 75
€.
1 50
8 00
12 00
3 75
7 50
3 00
1 75
3 50
7 00
1 25
1 00
1 00
1 38
5 00
75
€.
7 25
3 50
MoBRissoisr, Plummer <fe Co.'s Prices-Current. 165
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail.
Hop Pills $0 50
Plasters 2.5
and Malt Bitters 1 00
Hopkin's Magic Healing Powder small, 50
large, 1 00
Horlick's Food for Adults _.. .small, 40
large, 75
For Infants _. .small, 40
large, 75
Dry Extract Malt (Gran. Sugar Malt) small, 50
large, 1 GO
Horner's Rheumatic Lightning 1 00
Horsford's Acid Phosphates ...„ small, 50
large, 1 00
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters 1 00
Hot Springs Liniment small, 25
large, 50
Houdan Chicken Powders 25
Houghton's Cosmoline (See Oosmoline, p. 147.)
Pepsin liquid, 1 00
powder, I 00
Howe's (B. S.) Blackberry Syrup 25
Egyptian Salve 25
Honey Balsam small, 25
large, 50
Instant Pain Relief 50
Liniment small, 25
large, 50
Raspberry Balsam small, 25
large, 50
Vegetable Liver Pills ..__ 25
Howe's (C.B.) Ague Cure.. 1 00
Concentrated Syrup 1 00
Howe's (S. D.) Arabian Liver Pills 25
Milk Cure 1 00
Tonic ._ 1 00
Hoyt's German Cologne (see adv. E. W. Hoyt & Co.). .small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Rubifoam (Tooth Wash) _ 25
Hub Cough Syrup 50
Huber's Anodyne Cordial 25
English Horse and Cattle Powders. _. small, 25
large, 50
Hubert's Malvina Cream (see adv. I. Hubert) 50
Lotion 50
Hul-cee's All-Healing Salve ._ 25
Bowel and Liver Regulator 1 00
Chill and Fever Cure ._ 1 00
Disease Eradicator 1 00
Excellent Cough Cure 1 00
Pineapple Cordial, Dyspepsia Cure — 1 00
Superior Liniment 50
Humboldt's Bitters 1 00
Humphrey's HomcBopathic Specifics, with directions.
Nos. 1 to 15 inclusive 25
Nos. 16 to 27 inclusive 50
Dozen.
$3 50
V.
1 75
i\
6 00
i\
3 75
c.
7 50
3 50
6 50
8 50
6 50
4 00
8 00
7 50
c.
4 00
V.
8 00
i\
8 00
V.
1 50
V.
3 00
1 50
5 00
5 00
1 75
1 00
1 75
3 00
3 00
1 75
3 00
1 75
3 00
1 25
7 50
7 50
1 75
7 50
7 50
€.
1 75
i\
8 75
€.
7 50
€.
2 00
8 75
1 75
1 50
3 00
C.
4 00
i\
4 00
1 75
8 00
8 00
8 00
8 Oft
8 00
3 75
8 00
e.
1 75
V.
3 50
166 MoREissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINE S-Cont'd. Eetail. Dozen.
Humphrey's Homoeopathic fSpeciflcs — Cont'd.
Nos. 29, 30, 31, 3i, 35 „_ $ 0 50 CJ 3 50
Nos.28,32, 33 100 C. 7 00
No. 28 (S5 00 package) each, $3 75 5 00 C.
Family Cases, No. 1, with 35 large vials,
walmitcase " 9 00 12 00 C.
No. 2, with 35 large vials, mo-
rocco case " 7 50 10 00 C.
No. 4, with 20 large vials, mo-
rocco case .._ " 4 50 6 00 C.
No. 5, with 20 large vials, paper
case " 3 75 5 00 C.
Homeopathic Veterinary Specifics (fluid) 1 oz. bot., 75 C 5 00
Case of 10 bot., book and mentor, each, $5 00 7 00 C
Homeopathic Kemedies, 3 drachm amber bot., metal
capped 25 C. 1 00
Stock for dealers, 40 doz,, with show case,
sign, books, etc each, 1B50 00 C.
Marvel of Healing.. 6oz., 30 C. 2 00
pts., 60 €. 4 00
qts., 1 00 C. 7 50
Witch Hazel Oil 50 C. 3 75
Hunnewell's Eclectic Pills 25 150
Opal Cement 25 2 00
Tolu Anodyne 50 3 75
Universal Cough Remedy .small, 25 185
large, 50 3 75
Hunn's Expectorant Syrup 75 5 00
NervePills 100 7 50
Specific Pills 1 00 7 50
Hunt's Kidney Remedy small, 75 C. 6 50
large, 1 25 C. 10 00
Liniment 50 3 75
Hurd's Liver Stimulant 100 8 00
Hurlburt's Tracheal Drops 50 C. 3 50
Hurley's Sarsaparilla 100 7 00
Husband's Calcined Magnesia 40 C 2 85
Isinglass Adhes. Plaster . yds. 100 7 00
Hutchin's Headache Pills 25 150
Hyatt's Life Balsam 100 C. 8 50
Hydrastia Restorative Tonic, (G. & D.) 1 00 8 00
Hydroliene 100 C. 8 00
Idaho Gum Crystals 25 175
Ideal Tooth Powder _.. 25 175
Imperial Egg Food 1 lb. pkgs. 50 4 00
2i " " 1 00 8 00
Imperial Granum, (see adv. E. Heaton).. small, 75 , 6 25
large, 1 25 10 50
Indian Medicines (see Kickapoo)
Ingall's Asthma Remedy _ 1 00 9 00
Ingluvin, (Warner 8) 125 C. 10 00
I ngraham's Macedonian Oil small, 50 3 75
large, 1 00 7 50
Injection Brou l 00 7 50
"G." 100 C. 7 50
Instant Toothache Remedy, (Draper's) -. 10 75
lodia, (Battle & Co.) _ 100 C. 8 00
MoREissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 16*7
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail.
"I. P. M. C." Skin Corrector W 50
Isaacsen's Sure Pop 25
"It Duz It" for Piles (new called Athlophoros Powder) 1 00
Jacob's Diarrhoea Cordial 1 00
Jackson's Blood and Humor Syrup 1 00
Catarrh Snuff 35
Colic Cure 50
Common Sense Liniment small, 50
large, 1 00
Eye Salve 25
Female Invigorator., 1 00
Liver Pills 25
Lungwort and Wild Cherry small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Penetrating Liniment small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Renovating Horse Powders 25
Root and Herb Cordial small, 50
large, 1 00
Worm Syrup 25
James' Cough" Pills . 25
Extract Cannabis Indica 2 50
Excelsior Ointment 1 50
Glycerite Petrolei 25
Purifying Pills 150
Wine of Hops 1 00
Japanese Corn Cure, (Purdy's) 25
Files 25
Hair Stain, CUpham's) 50
Jaques' German Worm Cakes, ("see adv. Emmert Prop. Co.) 25
Jayne's (see adv. Dr. D. Jayne & Son)
Ague Mixture 1 00
Alterative 100
Carminative Balsam small, 35
large, 50
Expectorant 1 00
Hair Tonic 1 CO
Liniment 50
Liquid Hair Dye. „ 1 00
Sanative Pills 25
Tape Worm Specific 2 00
Tonic Vermifuge small, 35
large, 50
Jeffer's Catarrh Cigarettes 25
Care 1 00
Jeffrey's Antidote _ 1 00
Jensen's Beef Peptone 1 oz. v, 50
Crystal Pepsin 1 " " 2 00
Pepsin Tablets small, 50
large, 1 00
Jew David's Hebrew Plaster 25
Jewsbury & Brown's Oriental Tooth Paste small, 75
large, 1 00
Jim Crow Corn Salve . 10
Johanniter Drops .__ 50
$ 3 75
1 50
€.
8 50
7 50
7 50
3 00
€.
3 50
€.
3 50
€-
7 00
1 50
7 50
1 50
1 75
3 75
7 50
1 60
3 50
7 00
€.
1 25
3 75
7 50
1 75
1 75
20 00
12 00
1 50
12 00
8 00
1 50
€.
1 75
3 75
1 50
€.
7 60
€.
7 60
V.
2 85
V.
3 80
€.
7 60
€.
7 60
€.
3 80
8 50
€.
1 65
18 00
€.
2 85
V.
3 80
1 75
7 00
7 50
4 50
18 00
4 50
9 00
1 50
4 50
7 50
75
3 50
MoRRissoN, Plummek & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATEN'S MEDICINES-Cont'd. Eetail.
Johanniter Oil $0 50
Salve '25
Tea small, 25
large, 50
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment 35
Johnson (Dr. Clark) Indian Blood Syrup small, 50
large, 1 00
Ehenmatic Compound 1 00
Johnson & Johnson's Plasters, etc. A full line in stock
at manufacturers' prices, see adv. Johnson & Johnson.
Johnston's Fluid Beef No. 1, 2 oz. 35
" 2, 4 " 60
" 3, 8 " 1 00
" 4,16" 1 75
Johnston's (W. & Co.) Condition Powders 25
Electric Oil 25
Ext. Sarsaparilla 1 00
Kidney Cure 1 00
Sure Shot 25
Jones' Red Clover Tonic 50
Glycerine Arnica Salve 25
Joret's Apiol Capsules 1 00
Jouven's Glove Cleaner_,_ 25
Jucket's Salve : 25
Judkin's Specific Ointment 25
Judson's Indelible Marking Ink 25
Mountain Herb Pills 25
Worm Tea 25
Kaempfer's Canary Powder (see adv. P. Kaempfer) 25
Mocking Bird Food 1 Vo. bot. 40
EedBird Seed 25
Fish Food (for Gold Fish) boxes, 15
Kaercher's Persian Balm small, 15
medium, 25
large, 50
Kaiser Pills, Imported.. 15
Karoly's Catarrh Eemedy 1 00
Karsner's Catarrh Remedy and Pills small, 1 00
large, 2 00
Kaskine Cathartic Pills 25
Quinine Substitute 1 00
Katouka, (McKay's) 25
Kaufman's Sulphur Bitters 1 00
Porous Plasters 25
Vegetable Pills 25
Kay's Coaguline 25
Kearney's Buchu 1 00
Keasbey & Mattison'sBromo-Caffein. see B.
Keasbey & Mattison's goods, a full line. List sent on
application.
Keating's Cough Lozenges 50
Keese's Balm Gilead and Pine Tar Ointment 25
Nursing Compound „ 1 00
Kellogg's Columbian Oil .__. 50
King of Pain small, 25
large, 50
Worm Tea... _ 25
Dozen.
!B 3 50
1 75
1 75
3 50
2 75
3 50
7 00
C. 7 00
C. 3 00
C. 5 00
C. 8 50
C. 16 00
1 50
1 50
7 00
7 00
1 50
4 00
1 00
7 25
1 75
1 50
C. 1 50
1 50
1 80
1 50
2 00
2 75
1 50
1 20
1 10
1 75
3 50
75
7 50
8 00
14 00
2 00
8 40
1 75
8 25
1 50
1 50
1 75
7 00
4 25
1 75
8 00
3 75
1 75
3 50
1 75
MoRRissoK, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 169
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Eetail.
Kemp's Balsam small, $0 50
large, 1 00
Fruit Laxative 50
Pills ..._ 25
Sarsaparilla 1 00
Suppositories 50
Kendall's Blister 50
Glyceroil 50
Persian Pills 25
Spavin Cure 1 00
Eetined, Family Use 50
Kennedy's Carboline 1 00
Kennedy's (Dr. David) Cherry Balsam 50
Favorite Eemedy 1 00
Golden Drops small, 25
large, 50
Plasters ..._ 25
Magic Eye Salve 25
Rose Jelly for Catarrh 50
Salt Rheum Cream 50
Worm Syrup 25
Kennedy's (Donald) (See adv. D. Kennedy)
Hair Grower 1 00
Healing Ointment 50
Medical Discovery 1 50
Prairie Weed -- . 1 00
Rheumatic Dissolvent 1 50
Rheumatic Liniment 50
Salt Rheum Ointment 50
Scattering Liniment 1 00
Scrofula Ointment 1 00
Kennedy's (S. H.) Hemlock Liniment 1 00
Ointment 50
Pinus Canadensis (Ext.) dark, 2 00
white, 2 00
Kent's Vegetable Family Pills 25
Kermott's Blood Purifier _ 1 00
Extract Blackberry 50
Willow 100
Mandrake Pills . 25
Pulmonary Balsam 50
Tonic Mixture 1 00
White Liniment r>0
Kerr's System Renovator 1 00
Kickapoo Indian Cough Syrup 50
Oil 25
Sagwa 1 00
Salve 25
Worm Killer 25
Kidder's Asthmatic Pastilles 35
Carbolic Acid Crude, pts., 25-
Saturated Solution pts., 25
Digestylin 1 00
Wine Hypophosphites 1 00
Kidney wort, Dry. (W.&R.Co's) 100
Liquid, (W.&R.Co's) 100
Kiefer's Taraxine _ small, 50
Dozen.
«
3 75
7 50
3 75
1 50
7 50
3 75
c.
4 00
i\
4 00
c.
1 50
v.
8 00
€.
4 00
7 50
C.
4 00
<).
8 00
€.
2 00
€.
4 00
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1 25
€.
2 00
V.
4 00
i\
4 00
€.
2 00
7 50
3 75
12 60
7 50
12 60
3 75
3 75
7 50
7 50
€.
7 50
i\
4 00
e.
13 00
€.
13 00
1 50
6 50
3 50
7 00
1 25
3 50
6 50
3 50
€.
7 75
i\
3 50
V.
1 75
€.
7 50
€.
1 75
€.
1 75
2 75
1 75
1 75
C.
8 00
i\
8 00
i\
8 25
i\
8 25
C.
3 75
170 . MoEBissoN, Plummbr & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Eetail. Dozen.
Kiefer's Taraxine large, $1 00 C.^ 7 50
Kilmer's Autumn Leaf Extract 100 C. 7 00
Complete Female Eemedy 2 00 C. 18 00
FemaleEemedy 100 C. 8 00
Indian Cough Cure small, 25 C. 2 00
medium, 50 C. 4 00
large, 1 00 C. 8 00
Ocean Weed Heart Eemedy _ 100 C. 8 00
Prompt Parilla Liver Pills 25 C. 145
Swamp Eoot Kidney Cure. __small, 25 C. 2 00
large, 1 00 C. 8 00
U. & O. Ointment 50 C. 4 00
Kimball's Whisker Dye 50 3 50
"K inch" with Syringe 75 5 00
"King" Corn Eemover 25 100
King's American Tar Drops 25 150
New Discovery small, 50 3 75
large, 1 00 7 50
trial size, 10 60
LifePills-„.. ..__ 25 175
Pneom Catarrh Cure 100 7 20
Prepared Prescription 1 00 7 50
King of Denmark Cough Drops, Winholt's
carton of 36 5c boxes, carton, SI 00 5
5 lb. cans, can, 1 25
Kinney's Dime Glue 10 75
Kirkwood's Inhalers 3 00 24 00
Kitchen's Liniment pts., 50 3 60
qts., 1 00 6 00
Klettenwurzel Oil, (Vogeler's) 50 C. 3 75
Kline's Alterative Tonic 1 00 8 00
Bon Ton Skin Bath small, 50 4 00
large, 1 00 8 00
Great Anti-bilious Elixir and Blood Purifier, small, 25 2 00
medium, 50 4 00
large, 1 00 8 00
Nerve Eestorer small, 100 8 00
large, 2 00 16 00
Lung Cure small, 50 4 00
large, 1 00 8 00
Pill of Pills 25 2 00
K n ap p ' s Extract Eoots, for Eoot Beer small, 25 2 00
medium, 50 4 00
large, 1 00 8 00
Throat Cure— __. small, 25 1 75
large, 35 2 75
Knight's Asthma Cure 100 7 50
Catarrh Liquid 100 7 50
Ointment 25 180
Cough Cure 100 7 50
Dyspepsia Cure 1 00 7 50
German Lotion 25 175
Steel and Pennyroyal Pills small, 50 4 00
large, ] 00 8 00
Koenig's Hamburg Medicines, see Hamburg p. 160.
Kol berg's Eheumatic Oil .— 50 3 50
Kozothium, Lyon's _ 1 00 C. 7 50
MoREissoN, Plu3imer & Co.'s Peices-Current. 171
PATENT MEDICINBS-Cont'd. Eetail. Dozen.
Kraft's Instant Cure for Toothache W 15
Kramer's German Eye Salve 25
Krembs' Million Fly Paper, (see adv. Krembs & Co.)
ream i$6 00, sheet, 5
hundred 2 25, envelopes, 5
Kress' Fever and Ague Tonic 1 00
Kromer's Hair Dye, Black and Brown 50
Kuklux Insect Guns, (Lyon's) 10
Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron 100
Vegetable Worm Syrup 1 00
Kurakoff .— - 50
"K" Wren Troches small, 10
medium, 15
large, 25
Cough Balsam small, 50
large, 1 00
La Blache Face Powder, assorted colors . 50
Lactart, Avery's 5 oz., 25
12 oz., 50
and Honey 50
Lactated Food (W. & E. Co.).- - small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
hospital size, 2 50
Lactopeptine Powder 1 oz. vials, 1 00
i lb. bot., lb., $9 60
Elixir pt. bot.,
5 pt. bot., each, S4 50
with. Bismuth pt. bot.,
5 pt. bot., each, $4 50
Calisaya pt. hot.,
5 pfc. bot., each, $i 50
Iron and Bismuth pt. bot.,
5 pt. bot., each, $4 50
Gentian and Chloride of Iron pt. bot.,
5 pt. bot., each, $4 50
Strychnia and Bismuth pt. bot.,
5 pt bot., each, S4 50
Phosphate of Iron, Quin. and Strychn.,
pt. bot.,
5 pt. bot., each, $4 50
Liquid pt. bot.,
5 pt. bot., each, S4 50
with Beef, Iron and Wine pt. bot.,
5 pt. bot., each, $3 25
Syrup with Phosphates (Syr. Lactop. Comp.) pt. bot.,
6 lb. bot., each, $5 40
Lacupia, Hartman's 1 00
Laird's Bloom of Youth 75
Cocoa Peptine 50
Oleo Chyle 1 00
Lallemand's Gout Specific 1 00
Lane's Catarrh Cure 1 50
Lange's Catarrh Cigarettes 10
Plugs 10
Langell's Asthma Eemedy 1 00
Langhey's Root and Herb Bitters i pt., 50
S 1 00
1 50
7 50
3 50
84
8 00
8 00
4 00
85
1 30
1 90
4 25
8 50
3 75
2 00
4 00
4 00
€.
2 00
V.
4 00
<).
8 00
€.
24 00
i\
8-00
C.
i\
12 00
€.
C.
12 00
C.
V,
12 00
V.
V.
12 00
€.
V.
12 00
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V.
12 00
C.
€.
12 00
e.
V,
12 00
V.
€.
9 00
C\
V.
12 00
c.
V.
8 00
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5 25
V.
3 50
i\
7 50
8 00
10 00
c.
75
V.
75
7 50
3 50
172 MoRBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINES -Cont'd. Retail. Dozen,
Langley's Boot and Herb Bitters pts., $0 75 $ 6 25
Lanman & Kemp's Florida Water small, 25 175
large, 75 5 50
La Plata Extract of Beef ..._ 2oz. 50 4 00
4 " 1 GO 7 50
8 " 1 75 14 25
16 " 3 00 26 50
Laubach's Liniment 50 3 00
Laux's Asthma Powder 50 3 75
Laville's Gout Liquor 3 00 28 00
Pills .._. 3 00 28 00
Law son's Curative 100 7 50
Laxatine(D. D. & Co.) 25 2 00
Laycock's Diarrh. Cordial small, 25 175
large, 1 00 7 00
Le Brun's G. & G. Cure 2 00 15 00
Le Page's Liquid Glue small, 10 85
large 25 1 50
Lee's Lithontriptic .' 3 00 30 00
WindhamPills 25 150
Lees, Hendricks & Go's. Extract Beef 2 oz. 50 4 00
4 •' 1 00 8 00
8 " 1 75 14 00
16 " 3 00 26 50
Leeson's Tiger Oil small, 25 175
medium, 50 3 50
large, 1 00 7 00
Lemke's California Balsam of Life (Johannis Drops) (see
adv. H. C. Lemke) small, 25 175
large, 50 3 50
Blood Powder 50 3 50
Drops 25 175
HerbTea small, 25 175
large, 50 3 50
Condition Powders 50 3 50
Electric Liniment small, 25 175
large, 50 3 50
Pectoral 50 3 50
StickPlaster . 25 175
Leonard's Hamburg Corn Eeniover ._. small, 25 1 50
large, 50 3 50
Leube's Beef Solution 75 5 00
Lewenberg's Pastilles, Flesh and White 50 3 50
Lewis' Kurakoff 50 4 00
Pine Balm 25 2 00
Kidney and Liver PiUs _ ._ 25 2 00
Olene 100 8 00
Plasters 1 25 2 00
Ley's Nipple Wash 50 4 00
Liebe Liebig's Infant Food 50 4 50
Liebig's Ague Cure small, 50 3 25
large, 1 00 6 50
Pills. small, 50 3 25
large, 1 00 6 50
Liebig's Corn Eemover, C. & P. Genuine 50 3 25
Hofflm's 25 1 75
Extract of Beef (Antwerp or London) 2 oz., 50 4 30
MonRissoK, Plummeb & Co.'s Pkices Current. 17:
PATENT MEDICINES— Cont'd. Retail.
Liebig's Extract of Beef (Antwerp or Loudon) 4 oz., $1 00 !
8 " 1 75
16 " 3 00
Malt, Vogeler's... 50 C.
with O.L. Oil and Hypo. (Eberlein's) 1 OU
Worm Powders 25
Liebig Co.'s Amicated Extract Witch. Hazel 6 oz, 50
pts. 1 00
Cocoa Beef Tonic 1 00
with Citrate of Iron 1 50
and Quinine -_ 2 00
Quinine 1 50
Cosmetic Glycerine Lotion . 1 00
Lighthall'S Indian Blood Purifier .._ 1 00
Consumption Cure , 1 00
Oil 1 00
Dentifrice 25
Dyspepsia Cure . 1 00
Liver Pills 25
Mexican Amollea Soap 15
Spanish Oil . small, 50
large, 1 00
Vermifuge 50
Lightning Insect Powder (Sethness) 25
Lilly ^Eli & Co.) Aphrodisiac Pills lOOin bot., 1 00
Elixir Purgans pts. 1 00
Liquid Pepsin, Aromatized " 100
Succus Alterans,(McDade's)... " 2 00
Syrup Yerba Santa Aromatic " 100
Wine of Coca with Hypophosphites " 125
Lilly & Ph elan's Aromatic Liquid Pepsin 1 75
Lindley's Blood and Kidney Syrup 1 GO
Fit Cure 1 50
Honey Balsam 50
Nerve Tonic small, 50
large, 1 00
Lindsay's Blood Searcher 100 C.
Lions' Excelsior Asthma Cure 25
Wild Cherry Cough Mixture 25
Li sterine (Lambert's) 100 C.
Liston's Beef, Wine, Iran and Ext. Eed Clover Blossoms.. 1 00
Extract of Beef 2 oz. jars 50
4 " " 1 00
8 " " 1 25
16 " " 2 50
Chicken 2 oz. bot. 50
4 " " 75
8 " " 1 25
16 " " 2 00
Lithiated Hydrangea, Lambert's 100 C.
Littlefield's Const. Catarrh Eemedy 1 00
Livingston's (See adv. W. A. Weed & Co.)
Glass Pens 15
Indelible Ink 25
Laundry size 50
Indelible Tablets 50
Indelible Ink in Counter Case each, $3 50
Dozen.
B 8 00
15 00
28 00
3 75
8 50
1 75
3 75
7 50
8 50
12 00
18 00
12 00
8 50
7 25
7 25
7 25
1 75
7 25
1 75
1 00
3 75
7 25
3 50
1 75
7 20
8 50
8 50
16 50
8 00
10 50
15 00
7 50
12 00
3 50
4 00
7 50
7 50
1 85
1 85
8 00
8 00
3 75
7 00
12 00
22 00
3 25
6 00
10 00
18 00
8 00
8 00
1 00
1 75
3 00
3 50
MoEEissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Peices-Cuerent.
PATENT MEDICINBS-Cont'd. Retail. Dozen.
Lloyd's Hydrastis, Colorless $1 25 $10 00
Lod ill's Headache Specific 50 3 75
Loeflund's Extract Malt 75 6 00
Infant Food 75 6 00
London Hair Color (Swayne's) 75 6 50
Long's Tar Honey- 50 3 50
Pearl Tooth. Soap 25 175
Loose's Clover Blossoms llb.pkgs., 50 4 00
Extract Ked Clover ...fluid, 100 8 00
solid, 2 50 18 00
Bed Clover Pile Eemedy 50 3 50
Pills 25 ■ 1 50
Lo re nz's Elite Face Powder _ small, 25 175
large, 50 3 25
Lorraine Pills (Turner's) . 25 150
Lotos Face Powder small, 25 2 00
large, 50 4 00
Louden's Sanative Pills... 25 185
Louisiana Creole Hair Restorer 75 C. 6 50
Low's Electric Liniment 50 C 3 00
Magnetic Liniment 50 <J. 3 00
Pills...... 25 1 50
Worm Syrup _. 25 175
Lowell's Caulocorea . __ 1 00 8 00
Ludlum's Specific 100 7 00
Lunn's Astringent Cordial 50 3 75
Lunt's Eye Salve 25 150
Hoarhouud Balsam 25 175
WormCandy 25 125
Lustro 25 175
Luttel's Cough Drops 5 lb. boxes, lb., SO 25
Lyon's Cough Syrup 25 175
French Periodical Drops 150 5 00
-Genuine 1 50 10 50
Hair Dye 25 150
Insect Bellows ._ 25 C. 150
Kathairon 50 C. 3 80
Kozothium 100 €. 7 50
Kuklux Powder Guns . 15 C. 84
Magnetic Insect Powder 25 C. 180
Poisoned Cheese 10 75
Purified Asafoetida small, 5 35
large, 10 70
Quinine Hair Tonic 75 5 75
Sarsaparilla____ ■. 100 8 00
Tooth Tablets 50 3 75
Powder 25 1 80
Lytton's Pile Suppositories . 100 8 00
Macedonian Oil 50 3 50
Mac Queen's Matico Injection 1 00 7 00
Ointment-. 25 2 00
Magee's Emulsion C. L. Oil, etc.(see adv. J.A.Magee & Co.) 1 00 7 50
Magic Corn Salve, Hanson's small, 15 C. 84
large, 25 C. 1 42
Maguire's Ague Mixture 100 8 00
Alterative Elixir 100 8 00
Anti-bilious Pills 25 150
MoRRissox, Plummbr & Co.'s Prices-Current.
175
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd.
Maguire's Arnica Liniment
Oondurango Bitters .
Expectorant Syrup
Extract Benne Plant
Sarsaparilla Tonic
White Rose Pile Cure
Major's Cement (see adv. A. Major) small,
Retail. Dozen,
SO 50 $ 3 50
6 00
3 50
5 50
8 00
8 00
75, pts.,
50,
50,
75,
50,
50,
Leather Cement small,
large,
Liquid Glue
Rubber Cement
Malarlon
Maltine, Plain (see adv. Maltine Mfg. Co.)
5 pts. each,
With Alteratives 5 "
Cascara Sagrada 5 "
Cod Liver Oil- ..5 "
Hypophosphites 5 "
Pepsin and Pancreatine-5 "
Maltine with Peptones
5 pts. each, $4 50
Phos. Iron, Quin. and Strych
5 pts. each, $4 50
Ferrated
5 pts. each, S2 75
Malto-Yerbine -
5 pts. each, S2 75
Malto-Viburnin
5 pts. each, S3 50
MaltBitters
Maivina Cream, (see adv. L Hubert)
Lotion
Malydor
Pills
Mamaluke Liniment
Manalin (Hartman's)
Mann's Catarrh Cure small,
large,
Mansfield's Capillaris
Louisiana Creole Hair Restorer
Magic Arnica Liniment small,
large,
Marchisi's Cleansing Wash
Italian Pile Ointment
Rock Candy Cough Cure small,
large.
Uterine Catholicon small,
large,
Mariani Wine of Coca
Marion's Cream of Thistle Down
Marloux's French Female Suppositories
Marsden's Pectoral Balm small,
large,
Marshall's Catarrh Snuff
Catholicon (Graefenberg's)
Cubeb Cigarettes . small.
00
50
75
00
00
15
25
10
15
10
15
75
00
25
25
00
25
25
50
1 50
1 00
C.
€.
C.
C.
c.
7 50
10 00
10 00
7 50
10 00
10 00
C. 12 00
C. 12 00
C. 7 50
1 00 C. 7 50
1 25 C. 10 00
1 00
8 25
50
i\
4 00
50
€.
4 00
1 00
7 50
50
3 50
25
1 50
1 00
€.
8 00
10
60
25
1 60
50
€.
4 00
1 00
V.
6 50
50
€.
3 50
1 00
c:;.
7 00
1 00
8 00
50
3 75
25
1 75
1 00
7 50
1 00
8 00
1 50
12 00
1 50
12 00
50
3 00
1 00
€.
7 00
50
€.
3 75
1 00
i\
7 00
25
€.
1 80
1 50,
€.
8 75
10
75
1Y6
MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail. Dozen.
Marshall's Cubeb Cigarettes large, ^0 25 $ 1 85
Glycerine Ointment 25 1 50
Marshall's (Dr.) Lung Syrup ...small, 25 C. 175
medium, 50 €. 3 50
large, 1 00 C. 1 00
Marshall's (M. W.) Blackberry Soothing Drops 25 150
Blood and Liver Pills L 25 150
California Sugar Pine Balsam 50 3 50
Pain Drops 25 1 75
Eheumatic Oil Liniment small, 50 3 25
large, 1 00 6 50
Marsh's Ague Cure, Liquid . 50 3 75
Pills 50 3 75
Cathartic Liver " 25 150
Cream Liniment 50 3 75
Golden Balsam small, 50 3 75
large, 1 00 7 50
Blood and Liver Tonic small, 50 3 75
large, 1 00 7 50
Instantaneous Disinfectant 50 4 00
Tonic Astringent 50 3 75
Marsching's Freuch Gold Paint (see adv. of J. Marsch-
ing&Co.) small, 50
large, 1 00
Marvin's Cod Liver Oil 1 00
Mason's Magic Hair Dye small, 25
large, 50
Sarsaparilla 1 00
Matchless Metal Polish, No. 2, 2i oz 15
" 3, 4 " 25
" 4, 8 " 35
" 5, 16 " 50
Matthew's Venetian Hair Dye 75
Maunder's Sarsaparilla Pills 25
Worm Lozenges 25
Maynard's Benzoated Glycerine Jelly. (See adv. W. H.
Maynard) (in tubes), 25
Mazeppa Condition Powders 25
McAllister's All-Healing Ointment . 25
Cough Mixture small," 50
large, 1 00
Mc Arthur's Syrup Hypophosphites 1 00
McCabe's Blackberry Brandy 1 00
McCain's St Paul Chemical Oil small, 50
large, 1 00
McCreely's Corn Solvent 50
McCormick's Homeop. Eemedies 15
McDade's Alterative (Lilly's) 2 00
Prescription (Merreli's). 2 00 C.
(M.P. & Co.'s)-..: 2 00
McElree's Wineof Cardui 100 C.
McFarland's Cough and Consumption Cure 25 1 75
McGill'S Orange Blossom. (Seeadv. J. A. McGill) 1 00 7 50
McKay's Chinese Oil 50 4 00
McLane's (C.) Liver Pills, (seeadv. Fleming Bros.) 25 C. 138
Vermifuge 25 C. 138
McLean's (J. H.) Candy Vermifuge 25 125
3 00
6 00
6 50
1 75
3 50
6 00
90
1 25
2 25
4 00
5 50
1 50
1 50
1 50
1 25
1 75
3 50
7 00
8 75
7 50
3 75
7 50
3 00
96
16 50
15 00
11 25
8 00
MoRRissox, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 177
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Ketail.
McLean's (J. H.) Catarrh Snuff SO 50
Chill and Fever Cure small, 50
large, 1 00
Cough Globules small, 25
large, 1 00
Homeopathic Kidney Balm 1 00
Pellets 25
Liquid Vermifuge 25
Strengthening Cordial small, 50
large, 1 00
Eye Salve , 25
Tar Wine Balm_. small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Universal Pills 25
Volcanic Oil Liniment small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
"Wonderful Healing Plaster 25
McMillen's White Pine Cough Cordial small, 25
large, 50
McMunn's Elixir Opium 50
Mead's Adhesive Plaster 1 yd. rolls,
5 " "
Corn Plaster.. 25
Bunion Plaster 25
Catarrh Cure 50
Medcalf's Syrup, Red Spruce Gum small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Corn Cure 25
Medical Lake Salts 2ozs., 50
4 " 1 00
Toilet Soap 25
Melcher's Hematosin 1 GO
Swedish Lung Cure 50
Mellen's Food small, 50
large, 75
Melvin's Cough Drops 3 doz. box, box, 5
1 " " " 10
Mennen's Sure Com Killer. _^ 25
Mensman's Peptonized Beef Tonic 16 ozs., 1 50
Menthated Camphor (Lambert's) 25
Menthol Plasters 25
Corn " 10
Wafers . 25
Mentholena (Shiley's) 25
Mentholette (D. D. & Co.) „ 10
Mentholine " 25
Merchant's Gargling Oil, Family 25
Animal small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Worm Tablets 25
Merrell's (J. S.) Cordial for Strengthening . 1 00
Compound Syrup Stillingia 1 00
Condition Powders 1 25
Dozen.
3 50
8 00
6 00
1 75
7 00
7 50
1 50
1 25
3 50
7 00
1 50
1 50
3 00
6 00
1 25
1 65
3 30
6 60
1 50
1 75
3 50
3 50
3 50
15 00
1 50
1 50
3 50
1 75
3 75
7 50
1 60
3 60
7 20
1 50
6 00
3 50
€.
4 00
V.
6 50
1 00
75
1 75
12 00
V,
2 00
1 75
75
1 50
1 75
75
1 75
€.
1 80
€.
1 80
C.
3 60
r.
7 20
€.
1 25
€.
7 50
€.
7 50
C.
1 25
178
MoRRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Cukeent.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail.
Merrell's (J. S.) Cough Balsam $0 50
Diarrhoea Syrup 50
Eye Salve 25
Female Tonic Syrup , 1 00
Fever and Ague Cure : 75
Fever and Ague Pills 50
Hair Restorer 75
Liver Pills 25
Penetrating Oil 50
Rheumatic Syrup 1 00
Worm Lozenges 25
Merrell's (W. S. Chem. Co.) Blackberry Anodyne 25
Bismuth and Hydrastia Solution
Eclectic Vegetable Irrit. Plaster 4 lb. tin boxes, 25
spread, 25
Fluid Hydrastis 1 lb. bot., lb., ^1 25 C.
Colorless 1" " " 125 C.
Mother's Cordial 1 00
Neutralizing Cordial 1 00
Syrup Sarsap. Compound 1 00
Stillingia " 1 00
Fl. Ext. Stillingia (McDade's) 2 00
Liquid Pancreaticus 2
Mettauer's Headache Pills
Metzger's Pain Eradicator
Meyer's Hamburg Tea
Mexican Amole Soap
Mustang Liniment small,
medium,
large, 1
Quick Relief (Gooch's)
Root Capsules "
Syrup "
Palmea Soap
Mikado Cologne (see adv. Fleming Bros)
Milburn & ^X^illiamson's Sticky Fly Paper (see adv.
Milburn & Williamson) ..box, SI 25
Miles' Restorative Blood Purifier 1 1
Nervine 1
Nerve and Liver Pills
Tonic . 1
Miller's Botanic Nerve Bitters
Infallible Adhesive (for pasting on tin) pts.,
qts.,
i gal., 1
Igal., 1
50
25
50
25
25
25
50
00
50
25
50
10
25
00
00
25
00
50
35
60
00
50
€.
C.
C.
c.
c.
c.
c.
c.
c.
c.
c.
"Dozen.
S3 75
50
50
50
50
00
50
50
50
50
50
85
C. 18 00
Metcalf's Rheumatic Remedy 1 00 C.
Metcalfe's Coca Wine 1 25
c.
c.
c.
c.
50
7 00
7 00
7 00
8 00
10 00
15 00
21 00
C. 1
Infallible Asthma Cure _ 2 00 C.
13 20
16 00
1 80
8 00
Magnetic Balm . 25
Occidentalis 1 00
Million Fly Paper, Krembs' ream, $6 00, in sheets, 5
(see adv. Krembs & Co.) in envelopes hhd. $2 25 5
Milton's Hypophosphites 100 7 50
Mineral Earth packages, 25 C. 2 00
glass jars, 50 V. 4 50
large packages, 1 00 C. 8 GO
MoRKissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current. 179
PATENT MEDICINES— Cont'd. Retail.
Mishler's Herb Bitters : $1 00
M. I. S. T. (Murray's Infal. System Tonic) 1 00
Mitchell's Adhes. Plaster by moisture, 5 yd. rolls.. yd. $0 35
^ 1yd. rolls.. " 35
ready cut fin.,
1 "
2 "
O. P. T. by heat, 5 yd. rolls per. yd. $0 25
Improved Belladonna Plasters 25
1 yd. rolls,
Kidney Plasters 35
Mammoth Belladonna Plasters 25
Porous Plasters (contain Bellad.) 25
Rheumatic Plasters 25
U. S. A. Belladonna Plasi^ers 25
Mitchell's Eye Salve 25
Syrup Ipecac 50
Moeller's Cod Liver Oil 1 00
Moffatt'S Life Pills 25
Phoenix Bitters 1 00
Momo (Headache Cure) _ _ __ small, 10
large, 50
Monaline 25
Mono Catarrh Cure, Dry 50
Liquid 1 00
Lotion 25
Resolvent . 1 00
Specific 1 25
Montgomery's Hair Restorer 1 00
Sure Relief, Family 50
Horse 50
Tiger Pills 25
Moore's Cow Drink 50
Essence of Life 25
Pectoral Pastilles 25
Pilules 50
Poultry Powders 25
Throat and Lung Lozenges small, 10
large, 25
Morehead's Magnetic Plaster 25
Morgan's Sapolio, Hand 10
House 10
Mormon Elder Damiana Wafers 1 00
Laxative Fruit Wafers 50
Sandal Wafers 1 00
Morris' Syrup Tar and Wild Cherry small, 50
large, 1 00
Morrison's Pills, No. 1 small, 40
large, 75
No.2 small, 40
large, 75
Morrisson, Plummer & Go's. Aromatic Cascara Lax-
ative small, 50
pts., 1 00
i gal. bots., gal., U 00
Dozen.
$ 8 00
7 50
1 00
1 25
1 50
2 00
3 00
1 50
6 00
2 50
1 75
1 00
1 75
1 00
1 50
3 00
6 50
1 50
7 50
75
3 50
2 00
3 50
7 50
2 00
7 50
11 25
7 50
3 50
4 00
1 50
3 75
1 90
C. 1 75
C. 3 50
1 75
C. 72
C. 1 75
1 85
80
80
8 00
4 00
8 00
3 75
7 50
2 75
4 00
2 75
4 00
3 50
7 00
180 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail. Dozen.
Morse's Compressed Tablets Pepsin and Malt $1 50 ^12 00
Dyspepsin loz,bot., 50 4 00
% lb. bot., lb., U 00
Gly cerole of Celery Compound 4oz.," 50 4 00
pts., lb., $1 50
Indian Eoot Pills 25
Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, Carbolated 1 00
Perfected Emulsion with Peptonized Beef and Brandy 1 00
Hypo. Lime and Soda 1 00
Kevivum ^ 50
Morton's Medical Discovery 50
Mossoleine (Fairchild's) 1 00
Mother Nobles' Syrup small, 50
large, 1 00
Mother Swan's Worm Syrup, (Eough on Worms) 25
Mott's Liver Pills 25
Mountain Eock Oil (Hogle's) 50
Mousette'S Anti-Neuralgic Pills 1 00
Moxie Lozenges, (see adv. Moxie Nerve Food Co.) 10
Nerve Food, XX 50
XX halves 35
XXXX 75
Svrup for fountains qts.,
in bulk, gal., $2 00
Mozley's Lemon Elixir 50
Murdock's LiquidFood 1 oz., 15
6 oz., 55
12 oz., 1 00
Murray's Charcoal Tablets . 25
Infallible System Tonic (M. I. S. T.) 1 00
Fluid Magnesia 50
Murray & Lanman's Florida Water small, 25
large, 75
Natural" June Butter Color small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Neave's Food for Infants .. 50
Needham's Fl.Ext.Eed Clover (see adv. D.Needham"s Sons) 1 00
Solid " " " 2 50
Eed Clover Blossoms lb., $0 35 50
Nelaton's Pile Suppositories - 50
Nelson's Gelatine Lozenges , 25
Nesbitt's Ashes of Eoses Tooth Powder 25
Nestle'S Condensed Milk. _ 25
Milk Food..: 50
Neuralgine 50
Neuril 1 00
New and Improved Family Pills, (Brotherhood Med. Co.) .. 25
N ichol's (J.E. & Co.'s) prep, (see Billings, Clapp & Co., p. 137)
Nicholson's Extract Malt or Liquid Bread 50
Niemeyer's Emulsion 1 00
Niobe Liquid small, 25
large, 50
Nixon's Eocky Mountain Soothing Balm 25
North Star Lung Balsam (see adv. Spink & Co.) 50
Norton's Chamomile Pills 75
Norwood's Tincture Verat. Viride 150. 12 00
1 85
8 00
8 00
8 00
4 00
4 00
7 50
3 50
7 00
2 00
1 50
3 50
8 00
€.
75
i\
3 60
i\
2 50
C.
4 50
€.
7 00
4 00
1 13
4 75
8 50
1 75
7 50
4 00
1 75
5 50
1 75
3 50
7 00
3 75
8 00
20 00
4 00
1 50
1 75
2 00
4 50
4 00
8 00
2 00
3 25
c:;.
7 50
1 75
3 50
1 75
3 50
5 25
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 181
PATENT MEDICINES— Cont'd. Retail.
Norrill'S Honey of Liverwort SO 35
Oakley's Bed Bug and Moth Exterminator (see adv. A.
Oakley & Co.) .small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Cockroach Exterminator small, 50
large, 1 00
Occidentalis (Miller's) 1 00
Officinal Worm Syrup 25
O. K. Liniment (Well's) 25
Oleo-Chyle 1 00
Ominico 50
Opodeldoc, Liquid 15
Solid 15
Orange Blossom (McGill's) 1 00
Osborn's Golden Ointment 25
Osgood's India Cholagogue 1 50
Ossidine (Cole's) 3 00
Otis Brothers' Never Failing Corn Cure 25
Otrich's Egyptian Oil 50
Owen's Extract Buchu 1 00
Oxygenated Cod Liver Oil (Slocum's) ._ 1 00
Pacific Liver Pills . 25
Packard's Scrofula Eemedy small, 1 00
large, 1 50
Packer's All-Healing Tar Soap. 25
Cutaneous Charm small, 25
large, 50
Florida Water Soap 25
Paedotrophine (German Infant Meal) 50
Page's Arnica Oil 25
Climax Salve 25
Mandrake Pills 25
Syr. Hypophosphites „ 1 00
Lime and Soda 1 00
Page's (Geo. Shepherd) Cresoline 2 oz., 25
4 " 50
Vaporizer Complete with Cresoline, for Gas or Oil.. 1 50
Painter's Diamond Cement 25
Palmer'sBlood Purifier i 50
Cosmetic Lotion small, 50
large, 1 00
Invisible Drops 50
Powder 25
Skin Success small, 25
large, 75
Snow White Powder 25
Papillon Blood Cure (See adv. Papillon Co.) 1 00
Catarrh Cure 1 00
Cough Cure- 1 00
Skin Cure 1 00
Papine, (Battle & Co.) 1 00
Papoma, Farinaceous Food 50
Pardee's Fly Paper ream, $6 00 5
Nerve Food 50
Rheumatic Cure . 1 00
Parke, Davis & Co.'s Cascara Cordial...
Dozen.
(
5 2 75
1 75
3 50
7 00
3 50
7 00
8 00
1 75
1 80
€.
7 50
4 50
1 00
1 00
7 50
€.
1 75
V.
12 50
27 00
1 25
3 50
6 00
8 00
i\
1 25
V.
8 00
V.
12 00
1 75
1 75
3 75
1 75
4 00
€.
1 75
1 85
V.
1 50
8 00
8 00
1 75
8 50
12 00
1 75
3 50
C.
3 75
€.
7 50
€.
3 00
€.
1 75
i\
2 00
V.
6 00
i\
1 75
V,
8 00
l\
8 00
€.
8 00
V.
8 00
V.
8 0)
3 00
4 00
8 00
7 00
182 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail. Dozen.
Parke, Davis & Co.'s Coca Cordial $8 50
Empty Capsules, Nos. 00 to 5, boxes of 100, per doz.
boxes 1 40
Horse Capsules, No. 12, boxes of 10, ^ oz., per doz.
boxes 1 80
Horse Capsules, No. 11, boxes of 10, % oz., per doz.
boxes 1 95
Horse Capsules, No. 10, boxes of 10, 1 oz., per doz.
boxes 2 30
Eectal Capsules, Nos. 1 to 3, boxes of 100, per doz. bxs., 1 40
Glycerole Yerbine Compound pints, $1 00 8 00
Menthol Pencils, No. 1, Screw Top 25 1 50
2,SlideTop 20 110
Syrup Trifolium Compound pints, 100 7 50
Parker's Ginger Tonic small, 50 C 3 90
large, 1 GO C. 7 80
Hair Balsam small, 50 C. 3 90
large, ^00 C. 7 80
Pleasant Worm Svrup 25 175
Parish's Syr. Phosphate Co. (Chem. Food) 100 C. 8 00
Parisian Liniment (Van & Co.'s) 50 4 00
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills 25 1 50
Parr's English Pads 2 00 15 00
Parson's Purgative Pills 25 150
Pate in in's Magnetic Oil "._. 35 2 75
Patey's Cold Cream _.. 25 1 50
Pavara Pills (Topliffe's) 50 4 00
Payson's Indelible Ink (see adv. A. L. Williston) 25 1 90
Combination 50 4 50
Peacock's Bromides 100 C. 8 00
Chionia.. e'. 1 00 C. 8 00
FucusMarina 100 C. 8 00
Pearl's White Glycerine _ 75 C. 5 50
Peckliam's Healing Balsam 50 2 75
Peerless Butter Color (Hammersley's) see p. 160.
CoughSyrup.- small, 50 3 50
large, 1 00 7 00
German Horse and Cattle Powders 25 150
Worm Specific small, 25 175
large, 50 3 50
Peery's Dead Shot Vermifuge 25 190
Peleg White's Sticking Salve 15 85
Pel's Corn Solvent 25 150
Penick's Corn Extractor . 25 150
Liver Pills 25 150
Penn's (Wm.) Fever and Ague Pills 50 3 50
Pennyroyal Wafers 100 8 00
Peptosin 1 pt. bot., each, ^3 00
i " " " 90
Perrin's Fumigator for Catarrh small, 25 1 75
large, 1 00 7 50
Pile and Skin Ointment 50 ■ 3 60
Perry's Butter Color small, 25 175
medium, 50 3 50
large, 1 00 7 00
1 gal. cans, gal., S3 00
5 " " " 2 75
MoBRisso]^, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
183
PATENT MEDICINES— Cont'd.
Perry's Comedone
Moth and Freckle Lotion
Persian Balm (Kaercher's) small,
medium,
large.
Pile Ointment
Pill's (Kendall's)
Peruna (Hartman's)
Peruvian Horse Salve
Positive Pile Cure
Peterman's Michigan Ague Cure
Pete's Cough Cure.. _-.
Magic Pain Oil
Petroleum Balm (Zoaphora Co.'s) .
Petrolei Glycerite (James')
Pettit'S American Eye Salve
Cough Cure
Blood Purifier
Canker Balsam
Petzold's German Bitters -
Phalon's Hair Invigorator
Phelp's Rheumatic Elixir
Phenic Balsam
Oil...
Salve
Phenol-Sodique Disinfectant (Hance Bros. & W.)
Phillip's Digestable Cocoa Hb. cans,
5 lb. cans, each, $2 75
Fountain Chocolate 1 " " " 50
5 " " " 2 50
Milk of Magnesia 8 oz,,
3 lb. bets., each, %l 75
Palatable OodLiverOil, with Wheat Phosphates, 6 oz.,
14 oz.,
Phospho-Muriate Quinine Oomp'd 10 "
3 pt. bots., each, $3 GO
Wheat Phosphates (Acid) 12 oz.,
3 pt. bots., each, $2 25
Syrup 12 oz.,
3 pt. bots., each, S3 00
Phos-Acid 10 oz.,
Pinosphatic Lemon Rye small,
1 flT'£''P
Phospliorole (B. C. & Co.) .'
Pierce's, (Geo.) Indian Bitters
Pierce's, (R. V.) Extract Smartweed
Favorite Prescription
Golden Medical Discovery
Nasal Douches
Purgative Pellets
Pike's Centennial Salve
P i l<e 's Toothache Drops
Pingei's Benedictine Balsam small,
large.
Convent Bitters .
Syrup small,
large,
Retail.
$2 00
2 00
15
25
50
50
25
1 00
25
50
1 00
35
25
25
25
25
50
1 00
25
1 00
1 00
1 00
50
50
25
50
50
3 50
75
3 00
50
50
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 25
50
50
00
00
00
50
00
00
50
25
25
25
50
00
00
50
00
Dozen.
$U 00
14 00
1 10
1 75
3 75
4 00
1 50
C. 8 00
1 80
3 50
c.
c.
c.
c.
€.
C.
C.
c.
c.
c.
c.
c.
c.
c.
c.
c.
c.
c.
€.
c.
00
75
75
75
50
50
50
50
75
8 50
6 50
4 00
00
50
00
7 50
9 50
3 60
4 00
7 50
7 50
6 25
3 75
75
75
00
50
75
75
00
00
00
00
00
184
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Eetail.
Pingel's Pills ^0 25
Pinkham's (Lydia) Blood Purifier
Liver Pills
Sanative Wash
Vegetable Compound, Liquid 1
Lozenge form 1
Pillform 1
Piso's Cure for Consumption ^
Eemedy for Catarrh
Pitcher's Castoria
Planten's Standard Capsules, 15 minims, (see adv. H. Plan-
ten & Son.)
Castor Oil, No. 1 12 capsules in box,
2 24 " " "
3 .....36 " " "
Cod Liver Oil, 2 24 " " "
3 36 " " "
Copaiva, 1 12 " " "
2 24 " " "
3 36 " " "
and Cubebs, No. 1 12 " " "
2 24 " " "
3 36 " " "
Oil of Sandalwood, 1 12 " " "
2 24 " " " 1
3 36 " " " 1
French Style_._ 1
Empty Capsules, 8 sizes No. 00 to 6, 100 capsules in bx.,
Eeetal,3 " " 1 to 3, 100 " " "
Horse, No. 1, 1 oz. 10 " " "
2, ioz. 10 " " "
3, 1 oz. 10 " ■ " "
Piatt's Chlorides.... .
Plautz' Carbolic Soap
Pleis' Fit Powder 1
Vegetable Liver Pills
Plummer's Cone. Extract Jamaica Ginger, 6 oz
Poland's Humor Doctor 1
White Pine Compound 1
Pomeroy's Petrolined Poroused Plasters
Pond's Extract, (see adv. Pond's Extract Co.,) small, 6 oz.,
medium, pt., 1
large, qt., 1
Catarrh Eemedy
Dentifrice
Female Syringe 1
Inhalers
Lip Salve
Medicated Paper
Nasal Syringe
Ointment
Porous Plasters
Toilet Cream 1
Toilet Soap, (3 cakes in box)
Veterinary Eemedy, qts
Igal ■ 1
Poor Man's Bitters
00
25
25
00
00
00
25
50
35
25
35
50
35
50
15
25
40
25
40
50
50
00
50
25
50
25
00
25
50
00
00
25
50
00
75
75
50
25
50
25
25
25
50
25
00
25
50
75
25
C.
c.
c.
€.
C.
c.
€.
€.
C.
Dozen.
75
00
75
75
00
00
00
00
75
80
25
00
GO
25
00
90
60
25
50
75
25
4 50
8 00
12 00
10 00
40
40
25
25
25
00
50
00
75
00
50
50
75
75
50
15 00
5 50
3 75
10 00
3 75
1
1
1
3
1
7
1
4
15 00
2 00
75
50
88
75
10
50
35
00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
185
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd.
Poor Man's Friend Ointment
Pills
Poor Richard's Eye Water
Popham's Asthma Specific
Meadow Plant
Popp's German Stomach Powder small,
large,
Porter's Botanic Blood Purifier
Cough Balsam small,
medium,
large.
Cure of Pain
Stomach Bitters small,
large.
Whooping Cough Cure
Powell's Beef, Cod Liver Oil and Pepsin
Power's Asthma Specific small,
large,
Pozzoni's Chemical Balm. (See adv. J. A, Pozzoni)
Complexion Powder (4 shades)
Prati's Hamburg Figs
Pray's (Mrs.) Cosmetic Eosaline
Diamond Nail Enamel
Manus-ine^
Vel ve-o-la Cream
P ray's ( Dr. J. Parker) Cosmetic Eosaline
Cream Vanolo
Diamond Nail Enamel small,
large,
Ongaline
Prentice' Outicream
Rosaline Jelly, in tubes
Prickly Asil Bitters, (Sherman's,) Nos. 1, 2 & 3
Primley's Speedy Cure small,
large.
Iron and Wahoo Tonic
Prussian Heave Powders
Psychine (Slocum's)
Purdy's Japanese Corn Cure ^
2-10 Toothache "
Putz Pomade small,
large,
1 lb. cans,
Queru's Cod Liver Oil Jelly
Copaiba Balsam No.
Copaiba and Cubebs.
Quineptus
Quiniform Plasters
Quinine Bitters, (Evan's)
Quinine Plasters
Quirk's Irish Tea
Rabuteau's Dragees of Iron.
Radcliffe's Elixirine
Retail.
Dozen.
$0 25
$ 1 80
25
1 80
25
1 75
1 00
7 00
1 00
8 00
75
6 50
1 25
10 00
75
6 00
25
2 00
50
4 00
75
6 00
25
2 00
25
2 00
50
4 00
50
3 50
1 00
C. 8 00
50
4 00
1 00
8 00
50
C. 3 75
50
C. 3 75
25
1 75
25
2 00
25
2 00
25
2 00
25
2 00
50
3 25
50
3 25
25
2 00
50
3 50
50
3 25
25
1 75
25
1 50
1 00
C. 7 50
50
2 50
1 00
4 00
1 00
4 50
50
C. 3 75
3 00
27 00
25
1 50
10
75
10
35
15
65
75
4 50
1 00
8 00
15
80
25
1 50
35
2 20
25
1 25
40
2 50
50
3 60
1 00
9 00
25
1 75
1 25
10 00
25
C. 1 75
25
2 00
1 00
8 00
1 00
8 00
186 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd, Retail. Dozen.
Radcliffe's Expectoral small, $0 50
large, 1 00
Favorite Liver Pills 25
Positive Cure . 1 00
Seven Seals or Golden Wonder small, 50
large, 1 00
Radical Corn Cure 25
Radway's Pills 25
Ready Relief 50
Sarsap. Resolveut 1 00
Raeder's German Catarrh Snuff 35
Randall's Circassian Cream Wash 1 00
Rand's Sea Moss Farine 35
Ransom's (D.) Hive Syrup and Tolu small, 35
large, 50
King of Blood 1 00
Rasey's Excelsior Vegetable Alterative 1 00
Raticide 10
Raven's Horse, Cattle and Poultry Food (see adv. of L. A.
Raven) lib. package, 25
2 " " '50
5 " " 1 00
Read's Asthma Relief small, 50
large, 1 00
Reasner's Corn Ridder 15
Recannier Balm, (see adv. H. H. Ayer) 1 50
Cream 1 50
without Glycerine 1 50
Face Powder 1 00
Red Cross Cough Drops, 36 boxes in cartoon,, cartoon, $1 00 5
Horse Condition Powders small, 20
large, 40
Jacket Stomach Bitters 1 00
Star Cough Cure small, 25
large, 50
Redding's Russia Salve 25
Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic Bitters 1 00
Reed's (A. S.) Asthma Cure, Liquid 1 00
Relief, Powder 50
Reed & Carnrick's Beef Peptonoids, Powdered (see adv.
of Reed & Carnrick) 6 oz., 100
16 " 2 50
Liquid 16 " 1 00
with Coca 16" 100
Peptonoids, Iron and Wine 16 " 1 00
Peptonized Cod Liver Oil and Milk 16 " 1 00
with Hypophop. L. & S. 1 00
Soluble Food _. . small, 50
large, 1 00
5 lb. tins, each ^3.00 4 00
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Reptan's French Catarrh Cure 1 00
Requa's Camphor Cedar 10
Ice 10
Caustic Points 10
^ 4 00
8 00
1 75
8 00
3 50
7 00
1 50
€.
1 50
i\
3 70
€.
7 50
V.
2 75
7 50
2 25
2 35
4 00
7 50
8 00
75
1 80
3 60
7 20
3 50
7 00
90
12 00
12 00
12 00
8 40
1 50
3 00
6 50
€.
1 75
i\
3 75
1 85
7 00
7 50
3 75
€.
8 00
V.
18 00
€.
8 00
i\
8 00
V.
8 00
€.
8 00
€.
8 00
4 CO
8 00
2 00
4 00
8 00
8 00
75
75
75
MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 187
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail. Dozen.
Requa's Menthol Points f 0 10 $ 0 75
Revivum Hair Restorer 50 C. 4 00
Rex Disinfectant 35 2 25
Reynold's Gout Specific 2 00 13 50
Rheumaticon (Kenyon& Powle's) 100 7 50
Rheumatic Syrup (Hibbard's), (see adv. Rheumatic Syrup
Co.) 100 C. 8 00
Plasters 25 C. 160
Rheumatine (Sutherland's) 150 12 00
Rhodes' Cleopatra Lotion 25 175
Hygienique Toilet Vinegar small, 50 4 00
large, 1 00 8 00
Kumyss quarts, 50 4 00
Salicylated Tooth Paste 50 4 00
Richardson's Jaundice Bitters . dry, 50 4 00
Life Preserver " 100 6 00
Sherry Wine " 100 8 00
Richmond's Ague Cure 100 8 00
Cough Cure 50 4 00
Richmond's Cubeb Cream 1 00 8 00
Easy Pills 25 150
Liver Elixir 50 4 00
Samaritan Nervine 150 12 00
Ricksecker's Capsicum Drafts . 25 100
Dentaroma 75 5 50
FacePowder 25 175
DogSoap 25 175
SkinSoap 25 175
Ri cord's Capsules 2 00 15 00
Corn Cure 25 150
Injection 125 10 00
Ridge's Food for Infants No. 1, 35 2 60
" 2, 65 4 75
" 3, 1 25 9 00
" 4, 1-75 13 00
Rigollot's Mustard Leaves ...flat, 50 2 75
in rolls, 50 2 75
R inch art's (A. & A. Liniment) 50 3 50
Blood Purifier and Liver Invigorator 100 7 50
Buchu and Acet. Potass 1 00 7 50
Compound Syrup Blackberry Root small, 25 175
large, 50 3 50
Condition Powders 25 1 50
Cough Balsam small, 25 175
large, 50 3 50
Little Liver Pellets 25 150
Santonine Worm Lozenges 25 1 50
Vegetable Liver Pills 25 150
Ring's Rose Injection 50 4 00
Vegetable Ambrosia „ 100 6 00
Rio Chem. Co. Acid Mannate 1 00 C. 8 00
Aletris Cordial.. 100 C. 8 00
Celerina 100 C. 8 50
Rising Sun Stove Polish 10 60
R i si ey's Ext. Witch Hazel 6 oz., 25 2 00
16 oz., 50 4 00
Ritmeier's California Wine Bitters (see adv. W. Ritmeier)- 100 C. 7 25
188 MoRRissox, Pltjmmer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail.
Ritmeier's German Essence of Life fO 35
River's MayflowerTea 15
Roback's Blood Purifier 1 00
Pills, S. C 25
Stomach Bitters 1 00
Robare's Aiireoline (Blondg Hair Dye) 2 00
Robbin's Antiseptic Compound 50
Robert's Asthma Cigarettes 1 00
Eheumatic Tea 1 00
Robertson's Infallible Corn Cure 25
Robertson's (F. O.) Cactus Oil, King of Pain see adv.
F. O. Robertson) 1 00
Dentifrice 25
Great Indian Blood Purifier 100
Herb of Life for Women 2 00
Eemedy for Dyspepsia 100
Mexican Amole Soap . 25
Robinson's Corn Pencils 25
Robinson's Groats 25
Oatmeal 25
Patent Barley 25
Robinson's Phosphorized Cod Liver Oil 1 00
Sura Cura for Rheumatism 50
ROGime's Embrocation 2 00
Rocky Mountain Catarrh Snuff 50
Cough and Catarrh Cure 50
Oil 50
Roger's Health Maker 1 00
Roger's(A. & Sons) Efferv. Citrate Magnesia 40
Roger's Liverwort and Tar 1 00
Worm Syrup 25
Roman Eye Balsam 25
Root's (Jno.) Bitters 1 00
Root's German Ointment 25
Rosadalis (Lawrence's) 1 25
Rose Cordial Gin (M. P. & Co.) small, 50
large, 1 00
Rose's Lime Juice quarts, 60
Peptonized Beef _-3^ lb., 50
lib., 1 00
Rosene's Swedish Fluss Plaster 25
Rossmann's Pile Cure 50
Rough on Bile Pills (E. S. Wells) small, 10
large, 25
Catarrh 50
Corns small, 15
large, 25
Cough, Liquid small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Troches samples, 10
small, 15
Dentist (Tooth Powder) ___small', 10
large, 20
Dirt... _ — %Vo., 10
26 oz., 25
Dozen.
C.$ 2 75
1 25
C. 7 50
C. 1 35
C. 7 50
18 00
4 00
9 00
C. 7 50
1 50
7 50
1 50
7 50
12 00
7 50
1 00
1 50
1 20
1 20
1 20
C. 7 50
4 00
16 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
7 50
2 75
7 50
1 75
1 75
8 00
1 75
10 00
3 50
6 00
3 75
4 50
8 00
1 75
3 75
75
1 75
4 20
1 00
1 50
2 00
4 20
9 00
75
1 00
1 75
75
1 25
96
2 40
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Curretstt. 189
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail.
Rough on Itch $0 50
Pain, Liquid small, 20
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Plasters 10
Eats small, 15
medium, 25
large, 1 00
Toothache small, 15
large, 25
Worms 25
Rowand'-S Comp. (Syr. Blackberry Root) 25
Rowland's Kalydor ._ 2 00
Macassar Oil 1 50
Royal Glue 10
Rubifoam, for the Teeth (Hoyt's), (see adv. E. W. Hoyt &
Co.) 25
Rubini's Camphor Pills _. 25
Rush's Bitters 1 00
Buchu and Iron 1 00
Female Remedy 2 00
Lung Balm._ 1 00
Mandrake Pills 25
Restorer 1 00
Sarsaparilla and Iron 1 00
Russian Corn and Bunion Exterminator. 25
Russian Liniment ; small, 25
large, 50
Russian Rheumatic Cure (Pfaelzer's) 3 00
Russia 8alve (Redding's) email, 25
large, 50
Ryder's Siberian Compound 25
Sweet Clover Pills 25
Sabin's Blackberry Soothing Drops 25
Bone Liniment 60
Carbolic Ointment 25
Cathartic Tea ._ 25
Harvest Bitters 1 00
Indian Vegetable Coiigh Balsam 50
Little King Cathartic Pills 25
Root and Herb Medicine 50
Stick Plaster 25
Sure Cure for Worms 25
World's Relief No. 1, 25
No. 2, 25
Yellow Pine Salve 25
Sabin's Unfermented Wine _qts., 1 00
Sack's (Mrs.) Cough Balsam small, 25
large, 50
Sage's Catarrh Remedy 50
Sal Muscatelle 100
Sal icylica, (Washburn's) 1 00
Salvation Oil (A. C. Meyer & Co.'s) 25
Samaritan Gift, Female 3 00
Male 2 00
Root and Herb Juices 1 25
Nervine (Richmond's) ,_ 1 50
Dozen.
S 4 20
1 50
4 20
9 00
90
1 00
1 50
9 00
1 00
1 50
2 00
1 85
16 50
10 80
85
C. 2 00
2 00
8 50
7 75
16 50
7 75
1 50
7 75
7 75
1 50
1 85
3 75
24 00
1 80
3 60
1 75
1 75
1 85
3 75
1 75
1 75
7 00
3 75
1 60
3 75
1 60
1 85
1 85
1 85
1 85
9 00
1 75
3 50
C. 3 40
8 00
C. 7 50
€. 1 90
24 00
16 50
10 00
12 00
190
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retan.
Sander's Eucalyptol SI 00
Sand's Olove Anodyne 25
Sanford's Buchursi.._ 1 00
Extract Ginger 50
Hamamelis small, 25
medium, 50
large. 1 00
Sanford's Liver Invigorator 100
Lung Vigor 1 00
Nervaid 1 00
Radical Cure for Catarrh . 1 00
Sapolio, Hand 10
House 10
Saponax (Bolles) 25
Sarco Peptone (Rudisch) 1 00
Sargent's Blackberry Cordial 50
Dermal Cream ^ 25
Dermaline Powder 25
Elix Calisaya Ferrated 1 50
Pain Extractor 50
Wheat Phosphates 50
Saul's Catarrh Cure 25
Pile Salve 25
Saunder's Face Powder (Brunette, Flesh and White) 35
Savage's Ursina 75
Savory & Moore's Pancreatic Emulsion 1 25
Sawyer's Fluid Extract Bark 1 00
Sick Headache Powders 25
Saxoline, (Gross & Delbridge's) 35
Scatter Corns 15
Eats 10
Schafer's Fruit Juice, all flavors
Scheffer's Pepsin, Liquid (see adv. E. SchefPer) pts. 1 00
Saccharated ozs., SO 35
I's, 3^'s and i's lb., 4 50
Schenck's Mandrake Pills 25
Pulmonic Syrup 1 00
Seaweed Tonic 1 00
Schiffnrian's German Asthma Cure (see adv. R. Schiff-
man) : -small, 50
large, 1 00
Schlittler's Blood Purifying Syrup (see adv. F. G. Stein-
ke) small, 50
large, 1 00
European Condition Powders ^ 50
Lung Balsam , small, 50
large, 1 00
Stomach Essence small, 25
large, 50
Swiss Tea small, 25
large, 50
Universal Balsam Oil small, 50
large, 1 00
Salve ^ small, 25
large, 50
Specific Cholera Drops .small, 25
large, 50
Dozen.
CJ
?8 00
1 75
c.
7 90
3 50
1 75
3 50
7 00
€.
7 90
V.
7 90
V,
7 90
8 25
80
80
1 75
7 50
4 00
1 50
1 50
12 00
3 50
4 00
1 75
1 75
2 75
6 50
9 50
€.
8 00
2 00
2 00
1 00
60
9 00
i\
7 25
€.
€.
V.
. 50
€.
8 00
€.
8 00
€.
3 75
€.
7 50
3 50
7 00
3 50
3 50
7 00
1 75
3 50
1 75
3 50
3 50
7 00
1 75
3 50
1 75
3 50
MoRRissoii, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 191
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail. Dozen.
Schneeberger Snuff $0 05 «025
Schoenfield's K. andL. Tea 25 175
Schofield's Inhalers for Catarrh 125 9 00
Scott's (S. & B.) Buck Thorn Cordial 1 00 C. 7 50
Charcoal and Iron Tonic 50 3 50
Cocoa, Beef and Iron, with Phosphorus. _. 100 C. 8 00
Emulsion Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites 1 00 C 7 50
Scott's Hog Cure 50 3 50
Horse and Cattle Powders is, 25 2 00
Is, 50 3 50
Scott's (S. & B.) Patatable Castor Oil „ . 4 oz. 25 C. 1 75
qts. 1 00 C. 9 00
SolubleBeef is, 50 €. 4 50
is, 1 00 C. 9 GO
Scovil's Blood and Liver Syrup 100 7 50
WormKiller 25 150
Seabury & Johnson's Plasters, etc.; a tnll line in stock
at mfrs.' prices (see adv. Seabury & Johnson).
Searles' Athlophoros (see Athlophoros).
Seeley's Catarrh Eemedy 100 6 00
Pile Ointment 50 3 50
Pipes 175 13 50
Seidlitine per doz. pkgs. of 12 powders, 50 4 00
Seidlitz Powders (Lange's) 5 30
Seller's Imperial Cough Syrup small, 25 C. 167
medium, 50 C. 3 34
Liver Pills 25 C. 138
Senier's Asthma Eemedy(see adv. F. S. Senier) 50 3 75
Seven Barks, (Lyman Brown's) 50 4 00
Seals or Golden Wonder small, 50 3 50
large, 1 00 7 00
Sisters' (Sutherland's) Hair Grower small, 50 C. 4 00
large, 1 00 C. 8 00
Scalp Cleaner small, 25 C. 2 00
large, 50 C. 4 00
Severa's Alterative 100 7 50
BalsamofLife 75 5 00
Condition Powders small, 25 175
large, 50 3 50
Diuretic 125 10 00
French Cholera Cure 50 3 75
Golden Eye Salve 25 150
Healing Ointment 25 175
Itch and Skin Ointment 50 3 75
Liver Pills 25 150
Lung Balsam 50 3 75
Eheumatic Cure . 1 00 7 50
Stomach Bitters 100 7 00
St. Gothard's Oil 50 3 75
Sure Cure Liniment 50 3 50
Shaker Anodyne 35 C. 2 75
Shaker's Elixir Malt (Sutton's) pts., 100 7 00
1 gal. cans, each, $3 50
2 " " " 7 00
Shaker Extract Eoots or Curative Syrup 60 4 75
Family Pills 25 175
Pain King 50 3 75
192
MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Pkices-Cueeent.
PATENT MEDICINES -Cont'd. Retail.
Shaker Plasters $0 25
Sarsaparilla (Corbett's) 1 00
Valerian (Brown's) 35
Shallenberger's Fever and Ague Antidote 1 00
Sharpsteen's Lavender Ointment small, 25
large, 50
Shaw's Liver and Complexion Pills 50
Moth and Freckle Lotion.. 1 00
Sheffield's Cream Dentifrice 25
Shephard's Wahoo Bitters 50
Sheppard's Colic Remedy 50
Genuine Prepared Fish Food 10
Perfected Canary Bird Food 1 lb. boxes, 25
Song Eestorer (for Canary Birds, etc.) 25
Superior Prep. Mocking Bird Food 35
Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders 25
Sherman's Prickly Ash Bitters, Nos. 1, 2, 3 1 00
Shiloh's Belladonna Porous Plasters 25
Catarrh Remedy 50
Consumption Cure trialsize, 10
small, 50
large, 1 00
System Vitalizer 75
Shinn's Liquid Rennet 25
Shole'S Insect Exterminator, in Sifting Top Tin Cans.
(See adv. Amer. Chem. Mfg. and Mining Co.). .small, 10
large, 25
Shell's Chill and Fever Cure I»ills 50
Shoo Fly Paper 5
Shoshonee's Pills 25
Remedy 1 00
Shriner's Balsamic Cough Syrup 25
Indian Vermifuge 25
Siegel's (Mother) Curative Syrup (Shaker Ext. Roots) 60
"Silver" Herb Medicine 1 00
Oil 50
Worm Medicine 25
Silverine Polishing Powder 10
Simmon's Liver Regulator, Dry trialsize, 25
large, 1 00
Liquid 1 00
Renovator Pills 25
Simpson's Hyssop Oil small, 50
large, 1 00
Simpson's (Dr. J. Bell) Specific and Tonic Pills 1 00
Singer's G-ravel Paper, Assorted Sizes, (For Bird Cages). _ 25
Singleton's Golden Eye Ointment 1 00
Sister Agnes Herb Cure 50
Six Dykstra Pain Expeller 50
Gold Drops ___ 25
Roll Plaster 25
Summer Drops 25
Skin Success (Palmer's) small, 25
large, 75
Sleeper's Lightning Fly Paper ream $7 00 5
Slingeland's Catarrh Snuff 25
Sloan's Condition Powders small, 25
Dozen.
$1 75
8 25
2 75
7 5i)
1 75
3 50
4 00
8 00
1 75
3 50
3 75
60
1 50
2 00
2 75
1 60
€.
7 50
1 50
3 50
75
3 50
7 00
5 25
1 75
75
1 75
3 50
20
1 75
8 00
€.
1 25
V.
1 25
4 75
7 00
3 50
1 75
75
€.
1 88
V.
7 50
i\
7 50
c.
1 58
3 75
7 50
7 50
2 00
7 50
4 00
3 00
1 75
1 75
1 75
€.
2 00
€e
6 00
1 25
1 25
MoRRissoN, Plummek & Co.'s Prices-Current. 193
PATENT MEDICIH'JS-Cont'd. Retail. Dozen.
Sloan's Condition Powders __ ._ ...large, $0 50 $ 2 50
Family Ointment 25 150
Hoof Ointment ...._ _ 100 750
Horse Ointment .._ 50 3 00
Instant Relief 50 3 50
SlOCum'S Coltsfoot Expectorant 100 8 00
Oxygenated Cod Liver Oil 100 8 00
Psychine 3 00 27 00
Smith's, (B. A.) Carbolic and Arnica Salve 25 150
OoughSyrup 50 3 50
Nasal Atomizers 75 6 00
Stillingia Blood Purifier 100 7 75
Vaporized Catarrh Cure 50 3 50
Worm Syrup 25 175
Bile Beans 25 C. 1 50
Smith's (E. G.) Asthma Cure 1 00 7 50
Cough Syrup trial, 10 75
small, 50 3 50
large, 1 00 7 50
German Pile Cure _ 100 7 50
Little Cathartic Pellets., _ 25 150
Emulsion of Petroleum _ 100 8 00
Gangaloo Troches 25 175
German Worm Remedy 25 175
Green Mountain Renovator 100 7 50
Hoof Liquid 100 8 00
Horse Ointment 25 2 00
Magnetic Salve 25 175
TonicSyrup ... 100 C. 7 50
Smith Brother's Cough drops, 5 lb. boxes lb., $0 25
5c. size, 40 tins in box box, 1 20 5
10c. size, 24 tins in box box, 1 50 10
Smith & Painter's Fruit Juices, all flavors
Smlthnight's Asthma Remedy 1 00
Smolander's Extract Buchu 1 00
Snyder's Kidney Balsam 1 00
Somervi lie's Anti-Fever Medicine (for Horses) 1 00
Soule's Eradicator 50
Sovereign Balm Pills 25
Spalding's Cephalic Pills 25
Lightning Liniment 50
Prepared Glue 25
Spanish Catarrh Cure, (Taylor's) 1 00
Sparkhall's Specific (for Horses) 2 00
Speer's Port Wine . 1 00
Unfermented Grape Juice „ 1 00
Spirits of Carmel 2 oz,, 25
4 oz., 50
Spring Blossom small, 50
large, 1 00
Stafford's Iron and Sulphur Powders 1 00
Olive Tar 50
Inhaler 75
Stahl's French Specific 1 00
Stange's Cod Liver Oil .i pts., 50
pts., 1 00
Extract Malt pts., 1 00
C. 6 50
€. 7 50
7 50
8 00
7 00
4 00
1 50
1 75
3 50
1 75
7 50
18 00
8 5\)
8 50
2 00
4 00
3 75
7 50
7 50
3 75
6 00
8 00
4 00
7 00
6 50
194 MoRRissoK, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MBDIOINEB-Cont'd. Ketail. Dozen.
Stange's Stinhed Salts W 25 S
Stanton's Pennyroyal Pills 2 00
Star Condition Powders, (Barker's) :._ 25
Corn Plasters 15
Stark's Sage Catarrh Cure.. 75
Starr's Extract Beef lib. cans, 2 00
Steam's Coco Oleine 75
Stecher's "Stick-em" Fly-paper box SI 10, 5 C.
Stedman's Soothing Powders 65
Teething " 65
Steer's Opodeldoc solid, 15
Steiner's Eat Paste. ... small, 15
large, 25
Steinke's Columbia Herb Tea, (See adv. T.G. Steinke)... 50
Pain Killer 50
Specific 50
Steketee's Ague Cure (see adv. G. G. Steketee) 50
Anti-Bilious Boot and Plant Pills 25
BeerenburgKruiden (Dutch Herbs) . 25
Blood Purifying Bitters small, 50
large, 1 00
Condition Powders 25
Cough Cure 25
Harlem Oil, Genuine 25
Holland Worm Cakes 25
Horse Liniment 50
Liniment 25
Neuralgia Drops 50
"Whooping Cough Cure 50
Worm Destroyer, in bottles 25
in capsules smalV 25
large, 50
Stephen's All-Eight Corn Salve 25
Eye Salve 25 C.
Sterling Polish, Superior (Liq. Furniture Polish) 8 oz., 50
16 oz., 1 00
Sterling's Ambrosia 1 00
Steven's Unfermented Grape Juice, (see adv. G. V. Stevens
& Co.) - pts., 50
qts., 1 00
Steven's Vegetine dry, 50
liquid, 1 25
Stewart's Healing Cream trial size, 15
regular size, 50
Healing Powder trial size, 15
regular, 50
Pills, Aperient... 25
Stock Eemedy 25
Stiger's Emulsion 0. L. Oil, with Ext. Beef and Hypo-
phosphites Lime and Soda 1 00
Phosphated Coca Malta 1 00
Stiilwell's Cough Syrup 50
Pills 25
Specific _- 100
Stinson's Asthma Cure 2 00
Catarrh Cure 1 00
Stod dart's Corn Salve.. 15
I 1 75
10 00
1 00
1 00
6 00
15 00
5 50
4 75
4 75
1 00
90
1 35
3 50
3 50
3 50
3 75
1 25
1 65
3 50
7 00
2 00
1 80
1 65
1 50
4 00
1 80
3 75
4 00
2 00
2 00
3 75
1 50
1 50
8 00
7 50
8 00
3 GO
6 50
4 00
10 00
1 00
8 50
1 00
3 50
1 25
1 75
7 50
8 50
3 75
1 50
7 50
15 00
7 50
1 00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 195
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Eetail. Dozen.
Stodd art's Face Powder small, $0 25 ?
large, 50
Peerless Liquid (Flesh and White) 50
Stone's Bronchial Wafers 25
CodLiverOil 100 C.
Stonebraker's Asthma Cure 50
Stonebraker's Blood and Liver Corrector 1 00
Catarrh Cure 60
Chicken Powders 25
Cough Syrup 25
Hog Powders 25
Horse and Cattle Powders 25
Indian Gum, or Diarrhoea Syrup 25
Insect Powder : 10
Liniment 25
Liver Pills 25
Pain Believer 25
Rat and Roach Exterminator 25
Stomach Bitters 50
WormSyrup 25
Storm's Cough Candy 10
Streeter's Magnetic Liniment small, 25
large, 50
Strickland's Aromatic British Brandy (see adv. Strickland
& Co.) 1 00
English Cordial Gin 1 00
Rock and Rye with Tolu and Horehound i pts„ 25
pts., 50
qts., 1 00
Stomach Bitters ,, 1 00
Wine of Life small, 50
large, 1 00
Strong (C. H.) & Co.'s Arnica Jelly (see adv. C. H. Strong
&Co.) 25
Veterinary small, 25
large, 50
Shaving Soap 15
Toilet " 25
Tooth " 25
Elder Flower Hair Oil 25
Strong's Pectoral Pills 25
Sanative " 25
St. Bernard's Vegetable Pills 25
St. Gothard's Oil, (Severa's) 50
St. Jacob's Oil 50 C.
St. John's Blood and Liver Pills 25
Condition Powders 25
Cough and Consumption Cure small, 50
large, 1 00
Liniment 25
Magnetic Oil 50
St. Patrick's Pills 25
St. Paul Chemical Oil (McCain's) ..small, 50
large, 1 00
SuccusAlterans(McDade's, Lilly's) 2 00
Sulphur Bitters (Kaufman's) 1 00
Sunhed Salts (Heyman Bloch's) _ __ 50
; 1 62
3 25
3 50
1 75
8 00
4 50
8 50
4 50
2 00
2 00
2 00
1 75
2 00
75
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
4 50
2 00
60
1 85
3 75
6 00
6 00
1 75
3 00
5 00
6 00
3 25
6 00
1 50
1 75
3 25
1 00
1 75
1 75
1 75
1 75
1 75
1 75
3 75
3 75
1 75
1 50
4 25
8 00
2 00
4 25
1 50
3 75
7 50
16 50
8 25
3 50
196 MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail. Dozen.
Sunhed_ Salts (Stange's) ..... .f 0 25 $ 1 75
Suppositories, hollow (see "S" in Sundries).
Wheat Gluten 50 4 50
Sura Cura (Robinson's) for Eheumatism 50 4 00
Swaim's Panacea 2 00 18 00
Swamp Angel Rheumatic Cure 1 00 7 50
Swan's Uterine Pastilles 100 8 00
Worm Syrup (now Rough on Worms) 25 2 00
Swayne's All-Healing Ointment 50 4 00
BowelOordial 35 3 00
Comp. Syrup, Wild Cherry small, 25 2 00
large, 1 00 8 00
Fever and Ague Pills 50 4 00
Liver Pills 25 .175
Panacea 2 00 16 00
Vermifuge 25 2 00
Swedish Lung Cure 50 3 50
Sweet's (H.) Blood Renewer 1 00 7 50
CholeraDrops 35 2 50
Healing Liniment 35 2 65
Irish Moss Cough Balsam 50 3 75
Vegetable Liver Pills 25 150
Family Pills 25 1 00
Liniment 50 3 25
Sticky Fly Paper 25 sheets, box, $0 50 5
Wafers 25 1 00
Swift's Syphilitic Specific, Dry (see adv. Swift Specific Co.) 50 C. 4 00
Liquid small, 1 00 C. 8 00
large, 1 75 €. 14 00
Sword of Pain, ("Headlight" Catarrh SnufP) small, 25 1 75
large, 50 3 50
Liniment small, 50 3 50
large, 1 00 7 00
Syke's Atmospheric Insufilators .' 50 3 00
Ear Specific 100 7 50
New England Liver Tonic 100 7 50
Specific Blood Medicine 150 13 50
Sure Cure for Catarrh, Dry 100 7 50
Liquid 1 00 7 50
Synvita Blackberry Blocks 25 150
Syrup of Figs, California small, 50 C. 4 00
large, 1 00 C. 8 00
Roborans 1 Ot) €. 6 75
Taft'S Asthmalene small 25 1 75
large, 1 50 13 00
Balm Gilead Ointment 25 175
Brain and Nerve Bitters 100 8 00
Sure Relief small, 25 175
medium, 50 3 50
large, 1 00 7 50
White Pine Syrup 50 3 50
Talcott's Magic Cure for Chills 50 4 00
Talcum Powder, (Fehr's) perfumed, 50 3 50
plain, 25 1 75
Tamar indien (Grillon's) 100 6 50
Tanner's German Omtment 25 175
Tanret's Pelletierine 2 50 24 00
MoRRissox, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 19Y
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Ketail. Dozen.
Tanret's Solution of Ergotinine SI 00 $ 6 00
Syrup " " 100 6 00
Tarrant's Ext. Copaiba and Oubebs 100 C. 8 00
Indelible Ink 50 €. 3 00
Seltzer Aperient 1*0 C. 8 00
Taraxine (Kiefer's) __small, 50 €. 3 75
large, 1 00 C. 7 50
Taro id for Piles 100 6 00
i lb. cans, 15 00
1 " " 30 00
Tasteless Iron and Quinine, Liquid..^ lb. bots., lb. $2 00
Syrup of Quiniiie i and 1 " " " 2 00
Taylor's Cherokee Eemedy (Sweet Gumand Mullein), email, 25 175
large, 1 00 8 00
Liver and Stomach Corrector 100 8 00
Mandrake Pills 25 150
OilofLife small, 25 175
large, 50 3 50
Spanish Catarrh Cure 100 7 50
Teaberry Tooth Powder (see adv. R. S. Thomson). _ small, 25 1 75
larce 50 3 50
Tebbett's Hair Regenerator !_' 1 00 6 00
Temple's Asthma Specific 2 00 15 00
Tenexine Cement 25 175
Thatcher's Orange Co. Butter Color small, 25 200
large, 50 4 00
"That" Liniment small, 25 1 75
large, 50 3 50
Pain Knocker 25 175
Pile Cure 100 7 50
Thayer's Aromatic Cachous, (see adv. H. Thayer & Co.)
1 lb. plain bot., lb. $1 25
" fancy " " 1 75
Cachou Lozenges 1 lb. plain bot., lb. 50
Thermaline (D. D. & Co.) small,
medium,
large, 1
Thomas' Electric Oil trial size,
small,
large, 1
Thompson's Barosma 1
Eye Water, (Troy)
Tooth Soap
Thorley's Horse and Cattle Pood 1 lb. package
2 " "
5 " " 1
Thorn's Extract Copaiba and Sarsaparilla, genuine 1
imitation
Three Kings' (Dr. C. Hartung's,) Anti-bilious Powder..
Balsam
Condition Powder
Drops
Golden Liniment
Hair Tonic
Herb Pectoral
Liver Pills
Plaster
25
2 00
50
4 00
00
7 50
25
€.
2 00
50
V.
4 00
00
v..
8 00
00
8 00
25
1 75
25
1 75
25
1 75
50
3 50
00
7 00
25
c.
10 00
75
4 50
50
3 50
50
3 50
50
3 50
25
1 75
50
3 50
50
4 00
50
3 50
25
1 75
25
1 75
198 MoEKissoN, Plummer &, Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Dozen.
Three Kings' (Dr. C. Hartuug's) Stomach Drops. .small, -SO 25
large, 50
Tea 25
Worm Syrup 25
Throatine (Warner's) 75
Thum's Sticky Fly Paper, 50 sheet boxes. box, $0 65 5
Thurston's Tooth Powder small, 25
large, 50
Thwing's Corn Cure 25
Tiger Oil, (Leeson's) small, 25
' medium, 50
large, 1 00
Tilden's Asthmaticine, (see adv. Tilden & Co.) pts., 2 00
Bromo Chloralum " 50
Diphtherine " 1 00
Dyspeptine " 150
Elixir lodo. Brom. Calcium Comp " 1 25
Ferrated Wine, Wild Cherry " 100
Firwein " 1 25
Fl. Ext. Buchu U. S. P 6 oz., 1 00
Sarsap. with lod. Pot. and Pyro. Iron 8 " 1 00
Nephriline pts., 1 50
Phthisis Compound '' 1 00
Solut. lodo. Brom. Calcium Comp " 125
Tippecanoe, (Warner's) best, 1 00
XXX, 1 00
Tobias' Horse Liniment 1 00
Venetian " small, 25
large, 50
Todd's Liver Pills 25
Pipmenthol Inhalant (see adv. A. M. Todd) 25
Pure White Sewing Machine Oil 25
Tolu Rock and Rye 1 00
Tongaline 1 00
Topping's Syrup 1 00
Tousley's Sneezeless Catarrh Snuff (see adv. M. G. Tous-
ley&Co.) small, 25
large, 50
System Disinfectant 1 00
Towne's Diphtheria King 1 00
Towne's (Dr. W.) Ague Cure 1 00
Cough KUler . 25
Diarrhoea Cordial 25
French Catarrh Remedy 1 00
German Vegetable Blood Purifier 1 00
Healing Salve 25
Rheumatic Liniment _ 25
Townsend's Hay Fever Cure.. small, 50
large, 1 50
Townsend's (Old Jacob) Sarsaparilla 1 25
Townsend's (S. P.) Sarsaparilla 1 25
Townsley's Improved Excelsior Toothache Anodyne 25
Vegetable Toothache Anodyne 25
Trask's Magnetic Ointment small, 25
large, 40
Tripoli, Mt. Eagle.. _ 10
(Wilson's) "A" 4 oz. papers, 10
I 1 75
3 50
1 50
1 75
c.
5 60
1 75
3 50
1 50
1 75
3 50
7 00
13 50
3 75
8 00
11 25
9 50
8 00
9 50
6 00
6 00
11 25
7 00
9 50
€.
8 00
C.
8 00
8 00
2 25
4 50
€.
1 50
2 00
1 25
7 50
€.
8 00
8 00
€.
1 75
€.
2 75
7 50
8 00
7 50
1 80
1 80
7 50
7 50
1 80
1 80
4 00
12 00
9 50
9 50
1 50
1 50
1 85
2 85
60
50
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 199
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Ketail. Dozen.
Tripoli (Wilson's) No. 1 12 oz. pepper box tins, ^0 20 $1 00
2 25 " " " " 35 2 00
Tripoline (Baker's) . 1 lb. boxes, 50 3 50
Triumph Inhalant (Allings) . 60 3 50
Inhalers 100 8 00
Trommer's Improved Extract Malt with Alteratives 100 C. 7 50
with Cit. Iron and Quinine 100 C. 7 50
with Cod Liver Oil 100 €. 7 50
with Cod Liver Oil and Hypophos. 1 00 C. 7 50
with Cod Liver Oil and lod. Iron 100 €. 7 60
with Hops (Plain) 100 C. 7 50
with Hypophosphites 100 C. 7 50
with Iodides 100 C. 7 50
withPepsin 100 C. 7 50
with Pyrophos. Iron (Ferrated). 1 00 C. 7 50
for Infants 50 C. 4 00
T ro p i C Fruit Laxative, (Hetherington's) Liquid 25 2 00
Turl<'s Island Sea Salt 3 lb. boxes, 25 175
Turlington's Balsam 15 60
Turner's Liver Pills (Lorraine's) 25 150
Neuralgia Pills 100 8 00
Wonder _ small, 50 3 75
large, 1 00 7 50
Tutt's Expectorant (see adv. W. H. Tutt) small, 25 C. 2 00
large, 1 00 C. 7 50
Liquid Hair Dye 100 C. 7 60
Sarsaparilla and Queen's Delight 100 C, 7 50
Vegetable Liver Pills 25 C. 150
Uncle Sam's Condition Powders (see adv. Emmert Prop.
Co.)-... small, 25 125
large, 50 2 50
Corn Kemover 25 150
N. and B. Liniment small, 25 175
medium, 50 3 50
large, 1 00 7 00
Harness Oil i pts. 25 175
pts.. 60 3 50
qts.; 75 5 13
Uncle Tom's Corn Salve 15 85
Universal Cough Syrup (Hatch's) small, 25 C. 2 00
medium, 50 C. 3 50
large, 1 00 €. 7 00
Up ham's Asthma Cure 50 3 75
Depilatory Powder 1 00 7 50
Freckle, Tan and Pimple Banisher 50 4 00
Fresh Meat Cure 100 8 00
Hair Gloss and Curling Fluid 50 4 00
Japanese Hair Stain (Black and Brown) 60 3 50
Vegetable Electuary for Piles 100 7 60
Utley'S Butter Color . 4 oz. or small, 26 175
10 oz. or medium, 50 3 50
24 oz. or large, 1 00 7 00
Valentine's Improved Tar Drops 10 75
Menthol Pencils 10 76
Meat Juice 100 8 25
Van Buren's Rheumatic Compound small, 50 3 50
large, 1 00 7 00
200 MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Ketail.
Van Buskirk's Fragrant Sozodont SO 75
JRheumatic Medicine small, 1 00
large, 2 00
Sozodont Tooth Powder 50
Van De use n's Worm Confections 25
Van Stan's Strateua Cement 25
Van Wagenen's Horse Salve 1 00
Vapo-Cresoline (Page's) small, 25
large, 50
Vaseline CamDhorated No. 1, 25
^ "2, 40
Camphor' Ice 20
Carbolated No. 1, 25
« 2, 40
1 lb. cans, 65
Cerate 1 " " 65
Cold Cream No. 1, 20
\. . " 2, 50
Confections ; .' 20
Pomade No. 1, 20
"" 2, 40
Saperfine, White, Perfumed No. 1, 25
" 2, 50
Plain 1 lb. cans,
5 lb. cans, each, S2 40
Pure No. 0, 10
" 1, 15
" 2, , 25
i lb. cans, 40
1 " " 50
5 lb. cans, each, $1 20
Veterinary ^ lib. cans, 30
5 lb. cans, each, $0 80 1 00
Anti-Corrosive Paste 10
Axle Paste 25
Boot and Shoe Paste 10
Harness Oil Paste ^ 25
Vaughfi's Lithonthriptic Mixture 1 00
Veazie's "Bege" Ointment 25
Powders 1 00
Wind Puff Cure . 1 00
Vegetine, Dry 50
Liquid 1 25
Velpau's Diarrhoea Remedy 60
Female Pills 1 00
Pepsin 1 oz. bot., 50
Veradla (Battle Co.) „ 1 00
Victor Baby Food ..small, 25
large, 1 00
Vienna Balsam (Haller's) 40
Female Tea and Pills (Haller's) 1 00
Herbal " " " " 25
Vilas' Aromatized Cod Liver Oil 1 00
Vin Mariani 1 50
Vincent's Dendan 25
Vinegar Bitters (Walker's) new style 1 00
old " 1 00
Dozen.
S 6 00
9 00
18 00
3 00
1 50
1 50
7 50
1 75
3 50
1 67
2 67
1 20
1 67
2 67
4 80
4 80
1 34
3 20
1 20
1 34
2 54
1 80
3 20
7 20
75
1 07
1 80
2 35
3 60
2 00
67
1 67
67
1 67
8 00
1 80
8 00
8 00
1 00
10 25
4 50
5 00
4 00
C. 8 00
1 75
7 00
2 50
7 50
1 50
6 00
12 00
1 75
C. 7 50
€. 7 50
MoRRissox, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Cuerext: 201
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail.
Vinegar Cordial SO 50
of Seven Barks (Lyman Brown's) 50
Vita Liniment 25
Nuova (H. H. Ayer, see adv.) . 1 00
Pills 50
Suppositories for Catarrh 25
Vitae Magnetic Mineral 1 00
Plasters 25
Pills 25
Vital Cibiis 50
Vogeler's Klettenwurzel (Burdock Root) Oil 50
Eed Star Cough Cure small, 25
large, 50
Von Hopf's Curacoa Bitters small, 50
large, 1 00
Von Laer's Ginger Wine pts., <
qts., 1 00
Lemon Cordial
Juice qts., 75
Lime Cordial
Juice qts., 50
Raspberry Vinegar
Von Tagan's Alaxine 1 00
W. &'S. Cough Drops (see adv. Wood <fe Sellick)
5 lb. boxes, lb., SO 25
Wads worth's Dry Up (for Catarrh) 1 00
Wakefield's Ague and Fever Pills 50
Specific 1 00
Blackberry Balsam 35
Cathartic Pills 25
Cough Syrup small, 25
large, 50
Egyptian Liniment small, 25
large, 50
Salve _ 25
Eye Salve 25
Golden Ointment 25
Liver Pills 25
Magic Pain Cure 50
Nerve and Bone Liniment 25
Toothache Drops 25
Wine Bitters 75
Worm Destroyer 25
Walker's California Vinegar Bitters New style, 1 00
Old " 1 00
Cordial — 50
Corn and Bunion Cure 25
Indelible Ink 25
Sweet Wine of Iron 1 00
Toothache Elixir 25
Zuzu, or Egyptian Oil 50
Wallace's Green Mountain Ointment 50
Pile Panacea 50
Stomach Bitters ' 1 00
Wizard Salve 25
Wonderful Oil 1 00
Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer, (Becker's) 1 00
Dozen.
c.
$4: 00
4 00
V.
2 00
9 00
€.
4 00
V.
2 00
8 00
1 75
1 75
3 50
€.
3 75
€.
1 75
€.
3 75
3 50
6 00
4 00
6 50
4 50
4 50
4 00
3 25
5 00
7 50
8 00
€.
3 50
V.
6 75
i\
2 12
v..
1 50
€.
1 75
V.
3 50
i\
1 50
€.
3 25
€.
1 15
i\
1 50
€.
1 50
V,
1 50
i\
3 50
i\
1 50
V.
1 50
t\
4 75
€.
1 50
i\
7 50
i\
7 50
€.
4 00
1 00
1 35
7 50
1 35
4 00
3 00
3 00
6 00
1 50
9 00
7 00
202 MoKKissoN, Plujmmer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICTNES-Cont'd. Retail. Dozen.
Walnutine, (Bonds). $1 00 ^6 00
Ward's Condition Powders 25 125
Creamof Chalk 25 175
Egyptian Stick Salve 15 1 00
Liniment small, 25 1 90
medium, 50 3 80
large, 1 00 8 50
Walnut Oil „_ 75 7 00
Warfield's Malaria Specific 100 8 00
Pills 50 3 75
Warner's Emmenagogue 100 6 00
Pile Eemedy 100 6 00
Warner's (C. D.) Ger. Hop Bitters 100 C. 6 00
Heart Corrector 100 €. 7 00
Soothing Drops 25 C. 1 50
White Wine of Tar Syrup... ._ small, 25 C. 3 50
large, 1 00 C. 7 00
Warner's (H. H.) Safe Asthma Cure 75 €. 5 60
Cure for Animals 125 C. 10 00
Diabetes Cure 1 25 €. 10 00
Kidney and Liver Cure 1 25 €. 10 00
Nervine small, 50 C 3 75
large, 1 00 C. 7 00
Pills. 25 C. 140
Kheumatic Cure 125 €.10 00
Yeast 10 €. 60
Tippecanoe "Best" 100 €. 8 00
"XXX" 100 C. 8 00
Warner's (W. R. & Co.) Cachous, (see adv. W. R. Warner &
Co.) 1 lb. plain bot., lb., $1 25
1 " fancy " " 1 75
Chlor. Potash Tablets, Compressed 25 1 00
Effervescing Bromo. Soda 100 8 00
Salts, full line
Elix. Salicylic Acid Comp 100 8 50
Ingluvin 1 25 C. 10 00
Liquid Pancreopepsin 1 00 8 50
Liquor Coca (Wine) . 100 8 00
Warren's Consumptive's Delight 100 7 50
Dyspeptic's " 100 7 50
Ladies' " 100 7 50
Mandrake Liver Pills 25 125
Syrup Wild Cherry.. _. .small, 25 175
large, 50 3 00
Warriner's Aromatized Castor Oil 25 165
Waters' Egyptian Salve ' 25 100
Honey Balsam... 50 2 75
Instant Eelief 50 2 75
Liver Pills _._ 25 125
Ne Plus Ultra Liniment 50 2 75
Easpberry Balsam 50 2 75
Watson's Neuralgia King 100 8 00
Watt's Nervous Antidote 1 00 7 50
Wayne's Diuretic Elixir... 100 7 50
\A/eare's Condition Powders .i lb. pkgs., 25 1 25
1 " " 35 2 00
5 " " 1 50 12 00
MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 203
PATENT MEDICINES— Cont'd. Retail.
Weare's Sure Cure for Heaves f lb. pkgs., SO 50
5 " " 1 75
Weatherley's Michigan Catarrh Remedy 50
Weaver's Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup 1 25
Cerate 25
Weber's Alpine Herb Tea 25
Weidemeyer's Catarrh Cure 1 00
Weller's Egyptian Cream 25
Wells' Carbolic Tablets . 25
Great Neuralgia Cure 50
Wells' (E. S.) Acid Tonic 2 00
Brain and Sexual Pills 2 00
Hair Balsam small, 50
large, 1 00
Health Renewer 1 00
Pulvis Quietur (Nerve Powder) 2 00
"Rough On" Preparations (see "Rough On").
Wells & Richardson Co.'s Diamond Dyes 10
Sidneywort . dry, 1 00
liquid, 1 00
Improved Butter Color sample size, 15
small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Lactated Food small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
hospitalsSize, 2 50
Wemmer's Celebrated Liniment 50
S. C. Liver Pills 25
Werner's Grape Milk pts., 35
qts., 50
West's Cathartic Pills 25
Condition Powders small, 20
large, 35
Cough Syrup small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
Electric Catarrh Cure 1 00
Plasters 25
Instant Cure of Pain ^ small, 25
large, 50
Nerve and Brain Treatment ^ 1 00
Pain King 25
Pulmonary Balsam small, 25
medium, 50
large, 1 00
West India Bitters 1 00
"What Is It" (Haskin's) small, 25
large, 50
Wheat Gluten Pile Suppositories 50
Wheaton's Itch Ointment 50
Wheeler's Compound Elixir Phosphates and Calisaya 1 00
Whitcomb's Asthma Remedy 1 50
"White Beaver's" Coiigh Cream 50
Yosemite Yarrow 50
White's (Dr. A. R.) Extract Dandehon 1 00
Dozen.
$ 3 00
13 80
c.
3 75
10 50
2 00
1 25
€.
8 50
1 50
1 75
4 00
18 00
18 00
4 20
7 20
9 00
18 00
€.
75
V.
8 25
€.
8 25
V.
1 25
v.
1 88
V.
3 75
€.
8 00
€.
2 00
C.
4 00
V.
8 00
V.
24 00
V.
3 60
1 80
2 25
4 00
1 25
1 00
2 00
1 50
3 00
6 00
7 50
1 50
1 50
3 00
7 50
1 50
1 50
3 00
6 00
6 00
1 50
3 00
4 50
3 75
8 00
11 50
3 50
4 00
c.
7 50
204 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PATENT MEDICINES— Cont'd. Eetail.
White's (Dr. A. R) Pulmonaria small, $0 50
large, 1 00
Stomach Bitters 1 00
White's (Dr. N. G.) Pulmonary Elixir email, 25
large, 50
White's (Peleg.) Salve smaU, 15
large, 25
White's Specialty for Dyspepsia _. 1 00
Whittier's Liniment 50
Whittlesey's Ague Cure 50
Dyspepsia Cure 100
Wilbor's Cod-Liver Oil and Phosphate Lime 1 00
Wilcox's Anti-Corpulene Pills 2 00
Binoxide Manganese Pills 1 00
Comp'd Pills of Tansy 2 00
Wilder's Arabian Bitters .. 50
Sarsaparilla and Potash 1 00
Worm Syrup 25
Wilhoft'S Anti-Periodic Kemedy 1 00
William's Asthma Eemedy 50
Indian Pile Ointment small, 50
large, 1 00
Wilson's Carbolated Cod Liver Oil 1 00
Dead Shot Fly Paper reams, S6 00 5
Headache Pills 25
Lightning Remedy for Eheumatism , 1 00
Magnetic Ointment small, 25
large, 50
Neuropathic Drops 50
Preparation of Hypophos. and Blodgetti 3 00
Winchell's Teething Syrup 25
Winchester's Cough Cordial 25
Hypophosphites small, 1 00
large, 2 00
And Manganese 1 00
Specific Pills. 1 00
Windsor Soothing Syrup 25
Wing's Corn and Bunion Cure ^ 25
Health Pills 25
Winslow's Soothing Syrup 25
Wishart's Dyspepsia Pills 1 00
Pine Tree Tar Cordial.- 1 00
Worm Drops 25
Wi star's Balsam Wild Cherry 1 00
Cough Lozenges ... 15
Wither's Antizymotic Solution 50
Wolcott's Pain Annihilator 50
Pain Paint 50
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps pts., 75
qts., 1 25
Vermin Soap 12 oz. cans, 35
Wood's Improved Hair Restorative 75
Wood's (T. W.) Balsam of Honey small, 25
large, 50
Blackberry Carminative 25
Horehound and Tolu small, 25
large, 50
3ozen.
C J 3 75
V.
7 50
€.
7 50
€.
2 00
€.
3 38
85
1 50
8 50
3 50
4 00
7 50
8 75
15 00
9 00
12 00
4 00
€.
8 00
i\
1 75
l\
7 00
4 00
3 75
7 50
6 50
€.
1 50
i\
7 50
€.
1 50
€.
3 00
i\
3 75
21 00
1 50
2 00
8 00
16 00
8 50
8 50
1 50
1 75
1 50
1 75
7 50
€.
7 60
iX
1 50
7 50
1 00
3 50
4 00
4 00
5 50
10 00
3 00
5 50
1 75
3 50
1 75
1 75
3 50
MoBRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current. 205
PATENT MEDICINES-Cont'd. Retail.
Wood's Worm Destroyer small, $0 25
large, 50
Woodbury's Dyspepsia Killer small, 25
large, 50
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion 1 00
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills plain, 25
S. C. 25
Syrup 25
Wrightsman'S Sovereign Balm 1 00
Wurzburger Salve, (Geigel's) small, 25
large, 50
Wyeth's Beef, Wine and Iron, (see adv. J. Wyeth & Bro.)pts., 1 00
Ghlorodyue 1 oz.,
Compressed Tablets, Chlor. Potass 25
Crystallized Liniment with Morphia 50
without " 25
Liquid Extract Malt 50
Menthol Pencils full strength 25
half " 20
Peptonic Pills small, 50
large, 1 00
Wyeth's other Preparations, a full line.
Wynkoop's Iceland Pectoral 50
Yates' Improved Inhalers 1 50
Inhalant 50
Yates' & Treats' Inhalers 150
Inhalant 50
Yerba Santa Catarrh Cure small, 50
large, 1 00
Younce's Indian Cure Oil 50
Young America Liniment, (Brown's) 25
York's Veterinary Wonders, (see adv. Dr. J. E. York.)
Nos. 1 to 13, 1 00
No. 14, 1 25
Nos. 15 to 21, 1 00
Zoaphora 100 C.
Zone Toothache Pencils . 25
Zonweiss for the Teeth (see adv. Johnson & Johnson) 50
Zopesa, (see adv. R. S. Thomson) trial size 25
regular size, 75
ZynneL... 50 C.
Dozen.
$ 1 75
3 60
2 00
4 00
7 75
1 40
1 50
1 85
8 00
1 75
3 50
6 80
4 95
1 15
2 70
1 80
2 70
1 70
1 07
3 60
7 20
3 75
12 00
3 50
12 00
3 50
3 50
7 50
4 00
1 75
8 00
10 00
8 00
. 7 75
1 50
2 75
1 75
5 50
. 3 60
206
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current,
FREEZABLE GOODS.
SHIPPED IN COLD WEATHER AT BUYER'S RISK
Alkali Butter Color,
Allen's Hair Restorative,
Aureoline, Pozzoni's,
Robare's,
Ayers' Hair Vigor,
Ballard's Asthma Cure,
Barry's Tricopherous,
Benson's Skin Cure,
Bisulphuret Carbon,
Blondine,
Bonkocine,
Bottled Ale,
Bottled Beer,
Bottled Porter,
Bovinine,
Bromo Chloralum,
Carbolic Acid, Crystals and Solution,
Cbamplin's Liquid Pearl,
Citrate Magnesia Solution,
Constitution Water,
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy,
Crossman's Specific,
Damonia,
Dialyzed Iron,
Ext. Witch Hazel,
Fluid Hydrastis,
Fowler's Solution,
Freese's Cementine,
Fruit Juices,
Gouraud's Olympian Cream,
Oriental Cream,
Graeffenberg's Panacea,
Catholicon,
Hagan's Magnolia Balm,
Hair's Asthma Cure,
Hall's Hair Renewer,
Helmbold's Rose Wash,
HofP's Malt,
Hop Bitters,
Horner's Rheumatic Lightning,
Horsford's Acid Phosphates,
Hydroleine,
Injection Brou,
Injection "G")
Inks of all kinds,
Johnston's Sarsaparilla,
Kennedy's Pinus Canadensis,
Lactart,
Laird's Bloom of Youth,
Liquid Bluing,
Liquid Catarrh Remedies,
Liquid Dye Colors,
Liquid Hair Dyes (except Bucking-
ham's),
Lyon's Drops,
Marchisi's Catholicon,
Mathey Caylus Injection,
Miller's Asthma Cure,
Mineral Spring Waters,
Moxie Nerve Food,
Mucilage,
Murdoek's Liquid Food,
Nicholson's Extract Malt,
Noble's Syrup,
Orange Flower Water,
Papillon Remedies,
Pearl's White Glycerine,
Peroxide Hydrogen,
Perry's Comedone,
Moth and Freckle Lotion,
Phenol Sodique,
Phillips' Acid Phosphate,
Milk of Magnesia,
Phosphoric Acid Solution,
Pinkham's Compound,
Pond's Extract,
Toilet Cream,
Ring's Ambrosia,
Rose Water,
Sanford's Radical Cure,
Shoe Dressing,
Sozodont,
Stoddart's Peerless Liquid,
Sulphurous Acid Solution,
Swift's Specific,
Sykes' Specific, .
Thompson's Eye Water,
Valentine's Meat Juice,
Walker's Vinegar Bitters,
Warner's Safe Cure,
Nervine,
Rheumatic Cure,
Whittlesey's Dyspepsia Cure,
Wilhoft's Tonic,
Winchester's Syrup Hypophosphites,
Wyeth's Extract Malt,
All Liquid Face Preparations,
All Aqueous Preparations.
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BOOKS FOR DRUGGISTS.
2 50
3 00
1 50
2 50
3 75
4 75
[8 00
3 50
1 10
BOTANY.
Bastin's Botany cloth, net, .f 2 50
Behren's Guide to the Microscope in Botany " 5 00
Nichell's Botanical Index " 2 00
CHEMISTRY.
Attfield's Chemistry cloth,
" " leather,
Barker's College Chemistry cloth,
Bartley's Medical Chemistry ..__ "
Bloxam's Chemistry clolh,
" .. leather,
Encyclopoedia of Chemistry 2 vols,, "
Oldberg & Wall's Laboratory Manual of Medical and
Pharmaceutical Chemistry net,
Roscon's Elementary Chemistry "
Witthaus's Essentials of Chemistry 1 00
Medical Chemistry 3 50
DISPENSATORIES, PH ARMACOPCEI AS, ETC.
American Dispensatory leather, 10 00
American Homeopathic Dispensatory 4 00
National Dispensatory leather, 8 00
United States " " 8 00
American Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia " 5 00
German Pharmacopoeia cloth, net, 160
Latin Text " 160
Norwegian " " net, 2 00
Swedish " " " 2 00
United States " cloth, 4 00
leather, 5 00
Companion to German Pharmacopoeia, Hager's 12 75
" U. S, P. " .cloth, 5 00
leather, 6 00
DIRECTORIES AND DICTIONARIES.
Chemical and Pharmaceutical Directory, Rudolphy's,
net.
Pharmaceutical Directory, Rudolphy's
Medical Dictionary, Dunglison's cloth,
" " " leather,
" Thomas' cloth,
" " " leather,
FORMULARIES.
Beasley's Druggist's Receipt Book cloth.
Pocket Formulary "
Chase's Receipt Book "
Dick's Receipt Book "
" leather,
Fenner's Complete Formulary net,
" Working " - cloth, net,
leather, "
4 50
2 25
6 50
7 50
5 00
6 00
2 25
2 25
2 25
5 00
6 00
10 00
2 50
3 00
208 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
BOOKS FOR DRUGGISTS— Cont'd.
Kilmer's Modern Pharmacy _ net, $ 6 50
Nelson's Druggists' Formulas-.. 3 00
MATERIA MEDICA, PHARMACY AND THERAPEUTICS.
Bartholow's Materia Medica cloth, $ 5 00
" " " leather, 6 00
Fluckiger's Pharmacognosy 3 00
Hager's Pharmaceutishe Praxis 3 v., leather, net, 17 50
Merrill's Digest Pharmacy and Materia Medica 4 00
Parrish's Pharmacy cloth, 5 00
" " leather, 6 00
Potter's Materia Medica Pharmacy and Therapeutics,
cloth, 3 00
" " " " " " leather, 3 50
Remington's Pharmacy^ cloth, 5 00
" " !_.. leather, 6 00
Ringer's Therapeutics cloth, 5 00
leather, 6 00
Stewart's Dose Book and Pocket Therapeutics cloth, 1 00
leather, 1 50
Stewart's QuizCompend Pharmacy cloth, 1 00
Waring's Therapeutics cloth, 3 00
.--leather, 3 50
Wood's Materia Medica and Therapeutics cloth, 6 00
leather, 6 50
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hedge's Polyglott Index. net, 4 00
Nelson's Poison Register " 1 50
Oldberg's Specific Gravity..- " 150
Weights and Measures. 3 00
Wood's Pocket Medical Lexicon 1 00
VISITING LISTS AND PHYSICIANS' DIARIES.
Elmer's Physician's Hand Book 1 25
with Printed Matter 1 50
Medical Record Visiting Lists ._ 30 patients, 1 25
60 " 1 50
Walsh's Combined Call Book and Tablet ... 1 25
LINDSAY &BLAKESTON'S PHYSICIAN'S VISITING LIST.
SIZES AND PRICES.
For 25 Patients weekly Tucks, -ockets, etc., SI 00
50 " " " " " 1 25
75 " " " " " 1 50
100 " " , " " " 2 00
Kfi (4 « 9 T7n1c 5 Jan. to June ^ o Kf)
inn " " 9 -o-nlK 5 Jan. to June i o r^n
lUU ZVOIS ^JulytoDec.y ^ ""
INTEEIiEAVED EDITION.
For 25 Patients weekly Interleaved, tucks, etc., 1 25
50 " " _. " » . " 1 50
50 " " 2vols UXtoDTc!!-- 3 00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Currext. 209
BOOKS FOR DRTJGGISTS— Cont'd.
PERPETUAL EDITION, without Dates.
il^^Can be commenced at any time, and used until full. Similar in style,
arrangement, etc., to the regular edition.
No. 1. Containing space for over 1300 names, with blank page opposite
each Visiting List page. Bound in Red Leather cover, with
Pocket and Pencil $1 25
No. 2. Containing space for 2600 names, with blank page opposite each
Visiting List page. Binding, etc., like No. 1 1 50
MEDICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL JOURNALS PUB-
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American Drug Clerks' Journal SI 00
Published monthly by American Drug Clerks' Pub. Co.
465467 State street.
The Chicago Medical Journal and Examiner, monthly, 3 00
The Clark & Longley Co., publishers, 308-316 Dearborn street.
The Journal of the American Medical Association, pub- 5 00
lished weekly. Address, Journal of the American Medical As-
sociation, No. 65 Randolph street, Chicago, 111.
The Medical Era. Pubhshed monthly by Gross & Delbridge, 2 00
48 Madison street.
The Medical Standard 1 00
Published monthly by G. P. Engelhard & Co.,
69-71 Dearborn street. (See adv.)
The Western Druggist — 1 00
Published monthly by G. P. Engelhard <fe Co.,
69-71 Dearborn street, (See adv.)
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OFFICE AND WORKS,
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DRUGGISTS' AND CHEMISTS' FURNITURE.
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see under their respective headings in Sundries.
No. 1.
No. 2.
No. 3.
Balsam or Oil Bottles, English (see cut 1).
The advantage of these bottles is apparent from the fact that any
overflowing liquid is caught in a cup which empties into the bottle,
and thus saves the contents and keeps the bottle clean.
DOZ.
Ground Glass Caps pt., 9i in. high, $ 7 00
qt., IH " " 10 80
i gal., 13 " " 14 40
American (see cut 2).
Loose Glass Caps pt., 9 in. high, 2 40
qt., lOi " '• 3 00
i gal., 13 " " 4 50
Tinctures — Standard Quality, R. S. Mushroom Stopper (see cut 3).
1 oz., 3i in. high, 60
2 " 4i " " 75
i pt. 6 " " 90
i " 7 " " 1 05
pt., 9 " " 1 20
qt., 10 " " 1 35
i gal., 121 " " 2 40
gal., 15 " " 3 60
Tinctures, Blue Glass ipt., 1 50
pt, 2 00
qt., 2 5')
H gal., 4 00
214
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GLASSWABE-Cont'd.
Syrup Dispensing Bottles— Loose stopper (see cut 4).
pi, 9 in. high, ^1 50
qt., 10 " " 1 95
yi gal., 12 » " 3 00
No. 4.
No. 5.
DOZ,
Salt Mouths (see cut 5) ....2oz., 4f in. high, $ 0 90
3^pt., 54 " " 1 05
>^ " 7 " •' 1 35
pt., 8i " " 1 50
qt., 10 " " 1 95
}4 gal., VM " " 3 00
gal., 14f " " 4 80
Salt Mouths, Blue Glass 3^pt., 1 80
pt., 2 50
qt., 3 25
3^ gal., 5 50
Ether Bottles— With Ground Glass Caps pt., 8i in. high, 8 00
qt., 10 " " 12 00
EXTRA qUAtlTY SHEIiF WARE.
(Cut stoppers and punted bottoms.)
Tinctures 4oz.,
8 "
pt.,
qt.,
'A gal.,
Salt Mouths. 4oz.,
8 "
pt.,
qt.,
DOZ.
SI 80
2 10
2 40
2 70
4 80
2 10
2 70
3 00
3 90
6 00
MoRRissox, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
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DOZ.
Titictures (see cut 6) 1 oz., $1 25
4 " 1 75
Salt Mouths (see cut 7). 1 " 1 35
4 " 1 93
Content, 4^ Plnid 0« , or K Liter.
No. 6.
No. 7.
SHOW BOTTL.es, 3IORTARS AND JARS.
Show Bottles— Pine Apple with Double Stoppers. each.
1^ gal., $1 00
1 " 1 25
2 ^' 2 00
E^^Pine Apple Show Bottles with three stoppers, as per cut 8,
furnished at a small advance on above figures.
Wayne— Double Stoppers (see cut 9) qt., engraved, $1 50
Polka Dot (see cut 10).
igal.,
1 "
2 "
(1
-i gal..
2 00
2 75
3 75
1 50
1 "
2 "
2 00
2 50
3 00
216 MoRBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Citrrent.
GLASSWASE— Cont'd.
0 o o^B
No. 8. No. 9.
Peerless, Pine Apple, two stoppers (see cut 11).
Three stoppers
No. 10.
EACH.
..1 gar., S2 00
2 " 3 00
1 " 2 50
2 " 3 50
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Pbices-Current.
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No. 11
No. 13.
No. 14.
EACH.
Peerless, Roman, (see cut 12) 2stoppers,] gal., $ 2 25
2 - - --
3
3
Pressed Diamond, (see cut 13) -.2
2
2
Spiral, (see cut 14). _ ...2
2
2
foman. Engraved 3
Same shape as cut 12 3
[ollow Cut Diamond 2
3
)ecorated Show Jars, for Window
2
u
3 25
1
u
2 75
2
«(
4 25
+
((
1 50
1
<(
2 00
2
«
3 00
*
"
1 50
1
u
2 00
2
<t
3 00
1
«
3 50
2
ii
5 00
1
(1
10 00
1
8
0
12 00
12 00
15 00
Main Show Jars, Plain Knob 2, 3, 4 & 5 gal., each, %\ 75 to 5 00
218 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
GLASSWAEE-Cont'd.
EAOH.
Grecian Urns, (see cut 15) large, 26 inches, S4 50
small, 17 " 3 50
Clear, [for sponges] (see cut) ..-20 " 2 50
No. 15.
No. 16.
No. 17.
Counter Jars— Urn shape (see cut 16).. plain, 1 qt., S 6 00
i gal., 9 00
1 " 10 50
French Pattern—Plain (see cut 17) 1 qt., 10 00
i gal., 15 00
1 » 21 00
On Foot (see cut 18] _ 1 qt., 12 00
1 gal., 15 00
21 00
l!i^" Glass Labels for above Jars can be attached to suit.
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No. 19.
No. 20.
Globe Jar, (see cut 19) 2 in
[See adv. Ripley & Co.] 3
4
5
6
7
Diameter. Height.
4 in.
6
CaiDacity.
2oz.
8 " 1 pt.
10 " 1 qt.
12 " 3 pt.
14 " 3 qt.
8 " 16 " 4 "
9 " 18 " 6i"
10 " 20 " 9 "
1 "
i gal.
1 "
Specie Jars, Tall or squat shape; Japanned covers 1 qt.
2 "
3 "
1 gal.
Ring Pattern [see cut 20].
Dozen.
$ 2 00
2 40
3 50
5 25
7 50
10 50
13 50
16 00
22 00
3 00
4 00
6 00
1 25
1 50
2 00
2 25
220 MoREissoN, Plummer «fc Co.'s Prices Cijrkent.
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No. 21.
No. 22.
Section Jars, Plain (see cut 21).
Climas (see cut 22).
.A, 3 sections, each, $ 0 85
B, 3 " " 65
C, 3 " " 50
. 3 " « 1 25
MoKEissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Pkices-Current. 221
GLASSWARE— Cont'd.
Diamond Top Sample Jars on
Foot.
f) in.
9 "
high-
z. $ 2 30
3 15
4 50
6 50
9 00
' 14 00
' 18 00
' 25 00
' 33 00
No. 22^.
222
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No. 23.
Sponge Jars (see cut 23).
.engraved, 1 gal., each, S3 00
2 " " 3 75
plain, 1 " " 1 75
2 " " 2 50
Show Mortars, Glass, for Windows.
Height to top of Mortar, 15 in., / „„„v, ©q nc\
u u u .. pegtje^ 20 " \ ^^^^' ^'^ ^"
See illuminated and gilt mortars in Sundry list.
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GLASSWARE-Cont'd.
PEDESTALS FOR SHOW BOTT1.ES.
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Medium size, 18 " " " " 2 25
Small size, 12" " " _ " 2 00
FlilUTT PKESCRIFTIOIV IT ARE.
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Pittsburgh (see adv.).
Packages free. Prices subject to a discount of 70
and 10 per cent in full cases, and 70 per cent for less
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Plain Round Shoulder Prescriptions (see cut
24).
i
Narrow
Wide
Mouth.
Mouth.
i oz., 5
gro.
bxs.
gross
, .f 5 00
i " 5
((
"
((
5 00
S 5 00
1 " 5
a
a
"
5 00
5 00
2 " 3
"
((
a
6 00
6 50
3 " 2
((
<i
"
• 7 00
8 00
4 " 2
"
"
"
8 00
9 00
5 " 2
"
a
a
9 00
6 " 1
ti
(«
((
10 00
11 00
8 " 1
ti
u
"
12 00
13 00
10 " i
ti
ii
"
15 50
12 " i
u
a
a
17 50
18 50
16 " i
"
"
"
20 00
21 00
20 " i
((
"
a
23 50
24 50
24 " i
"
a
"
26 00
27 00
Qts., i
"
"
"
30 00
31 00
Assorted
, Ho 8 oz.
8 00
8 50
^^
No. 24.
224 MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
GLASSWARE-Oont'd.
No. 25.
No. 26.
French Square Prescriptions (see cut 25).
i oz., 5 gro. bxs,, gross,
1
2
3
4
5
6
&
10
12
16
32
Assorted, i to 8 oz.,
Flat Prescriptions, or Blakes (see cut 26).
i oz., 5 gro. bxs., gross,
1 " 5 " " "
o « ^ '< " "
3 " 2 " " "
^ (( 2 " " "
6 " 1 " " "
8 " 1 " " "
12 " i "
16 " i "
32 " i " "
Assorted, i to 8 oz.,
NABHOW
MOUTH.
$ 5 00
5 00
5 00
5 00
6 00
7 00
8 00
9 00
10 00
12 00
15 50
17 50
20 00
30 00
8 00
5 50
5 50
6 50
8 00
9 00
11 00
13 00
18 50
21 00
31 00
8 00
WIDE
MOUTH.
!B 5 00
5 00
5 00
6 50
8 00
9 00
11 00
13 00
18 50
21 00
31 00
8 50
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
225
GLASSWABE-Cont'd.
Bottles— Cont'd.
Baltimore Ovals.
„i oz. 5 gro. bxs. gross,
1
2
3
4
6
8
12
16
B 5 00
5 00
6 00
7 00
8 00
10 00
12 00
17 50
20 00
Philadelphia Ovals (see cut 27).
i oz. 5 gro. bxs. gross, $ 5 00
1 " 5 "
a
5 00
2 " 3 "
a
6 00
3 " 2 "
((
7 00
4 " 2 "
«
8 00
6 " 1 "
ii
10 00
8 " 1 "
«
12 00
12 " i "
"
17 50
16 " i "
((
20 00
32 " i "
it
30 00
Assorted, i to 8 oz. 8 00
Plain Ovals i oz. 5 gro.
bxs.
gross,
$ 5 00
1 " 5 "
5 00
2 " 3 "
6 00
3 " 2 "
7 00
4 " 2 "
8 00
6 " 1 "
10 00
8 " 1 "
12 00
12 " i "
17 50
16 " i "
20 00
No. 27.
Union Ovals ioz. 5 gro. bxs. gross, $ 5 00
1
2
8
4
6
8
12
16
Plain Squares i oz. 5 gro. bxs. gross,
1
2
3
4
6
8
12
16
5 00
6 00
7 00
8 00
10 00
12 00
17 50
20 00
; 5 50
5 50
7 00
8 50
9 50
n on
13 00
20 00
22 00
226
MoRRisso^', Plummer & Co.'s Prices Current.
fTROV
MORSE
DRUGGIST
GLiNTON.
GLASSWARE-Cont'd.
LiETTMKED MOUJLDS.
We can furnish French Square Prescription,
Flat Prescription and Philadelphia Oval Moulds,
prepared for the insertion of names without tht-
expense of a new mould for each new name to
be inserted. (See cuts.)
The average charge for plates on first order is
S2.00 each size. No subsequent charge. This
charge does not cover Monograms or Fancy De-
signs which are Extra. Not less than a case of
a size can be furnished.
NET PEIOES.
O ■ 1
t
3] :
C- c '
(7> •
1
cr m ;
iQ-^— J i
!h
^ ^ i
jD
-5^ > I
|;z
•■C^ O
^^i
'.(■)
=0
r< ■■
French Squares or Phila., Ovals
Flat Prescription or Blakes.
- i oz., 5 gro. cases, gro., SI 50
1 " 5 " " " 1 50
2 " 5 " " " 1 80
3 " 4 " " " 2 10
4 " 3 " " " 2 40
6 " 2i " " " 3 00
8 " 2 " " " 3 60
12 " 1 " " " 5 25
16 " 1 " " " 6 00
. i " 5 " " "1 65
1 " 5 " " " 1 65
2 " 5 " " " 1 95
3 " 4 " " " 2 40
4 " 3 " " " 2 70
6 " 2+ " " " 3 30
8 " 2 " " " 3 90
12 " 1 " " " 5 55
16 " 1 " " " 6 30
Ball Neck Panel Bottles— (see cut 28). Holding quantity named. Dis-
count by package 70 and 10 per cent., less quantity, 70 per cent. In or-
dering B. N. Panels please state if full or scant measure is wanted.
f oz., 5 gro. bxs., gro.,$5 50
Arch Ball Neck Panels.
Bay Rum Oils.
No. 28.
1 "
5
((
"
" 6 50
U "
3
"
"
'' 6 50
H "
3
"
"
" 6 50
2 "
2
((
a
" 7 50
2+ "
2
"
a
" 8 50
3 "
2
"
"
" 9 00
4 "
1
(t
ii
'' 12 00
6 "
1
"
«
" 14 00
8 "
1
"
" 18 50
2 '^
1
"
" 26 00
f oz.
5 gro.
bxs.
gro., $5 50
H "
3
"
"
" 6 50
If "
2
(t
" 8 50
2i "
2
a
k(
' 9 50
3i "
1
a
n
" 11 00
6 "
1
ii
"
" 13 50
2 "
3
It
«
" 7 00
4 '•
2
"■
((
" 10 50
MoRRissoN, Plumper & Co.'s Prices-Current.
221
GliASSWARE-Cont'd.
Carmine Inks 1 oz., 5 gro. bxs., gro.,S 5 00
2 " 3 •' '• " 6 00
Citrate Magnesia Bottles i " " " 20 00
IVIucilage Bottles, with Caps and Brushes 2 oz., doz. net, 35
8 " " " 45
Flat Ovals or Hair Oil Bottles,
Discount bv package 70 and 10 per cent, less quantity, 70 percent.
3 oz. 2 gro. bxs., gro.,$10 00
5 •' 1 " " " 12 00
Morphine Bottles 1 "5 " cases," 5 50
2 " 3 " " " 6 50
Pomades 1 oz. round 5 " boxes,'* 5 00
2 " "3 " " '•' 6 50
4 " " 2 " " " 9 00
Flasks, Pic-Nic Style, Scant ipt., 12 doz. bxs., '• 8 00
^ " 6 " " " 12 00
1 " 6 " " " 16 00
Qt. 6 " " " 26 00
Flasks, Shoo- Fly Style, Scant i pt., 1 gro. bxs,, gro., 8 00
i " i " " " 12 00
i " + " " " 16 00
Qt. i " " " 26 (10
Flasks, Union Style, Full Measure i pt., i gro. bxs., gro., 13 00
1 " i " " " IS ( 0
Qt., i " " " 28 00
Flasks, Shoo-Fly, Screw Top i pt., doz. net, 75
pt., " " 1 00
Cod Liver Oil Panels, paneled on 3 sides 16 oz., holding 12 oz., gro., 7 80
16 oz. holding 14 oz., gro., 8 00
Oil Samples, Eound 3oz., doz., 60
4 " " 90
8 " " 1 25
Sewing Machine Oil Bottles.. .-2oz., gro., 2 25
3 " " 2 70
Tablet Bottles (see cut 29)
2 dram, gro., ^3 75
4 " " 4 00
6 " " 4 25
Tube Sample Bottles, (see
cut 30) Nickel Screw Top,
1 dram, gro., 2 75
2 " "3 00
3 " "3 25
No. 29.
No. 30.
228
MoRRissoN, Plitmmbr & Co.'s Prices-Current.
GLASSWARE— Cont'd.
4>}UE£X OliASSTVARB.
Discount by case, 70 per cent. Less quantity, 65 per cent.
Prescription Vials. Bound Shouldered.
Assorted, 1 & 5 gross boxes, gross,
i oz. 5 "
Panels, Paneled on Four Sides.
1
" 5
2
" 3
3
" 2
4
" 2
6
" 1
8
" 1
12
" 1
16
" i
B.
oz. 5
1
" 5
2
" 3
3
" 2
4
" 2
6
" 1
8
" 1
12
" 1
16
" i
i oz. 5 gross boxes, gross,
Panels, Long Neck, Paneled on Three Sides.
2 oz. 3 gross boxes, gross,
3 " 2 "
^ « Q " " It
O (1 1 (( (( «
12 " 1 " " "
Castor Oils, or Lemon Syrups.
2 oz. or 50s 3 gross boxes, gross,
Packing Bottles.
3
" " 40s 2
4
" " 30s 2
5
" " 24s 1
6
" " 20s 1
8
" " 16s 1
10
"• . " 128 i
12
" " 10s i
16
" "8s i
20
" "6s i
i pt. 1
1 " H
Iqt. ]4
igal. J^
1 " 1
doz.
Narrow
Wide
Mouth.
Mouth.
^6 00
3 75
$ 4 00
3 75
4 00
4 50
4 75
5 50
5 75
6 75
7 50
8 25
9 00
9 76
10 50
12 25
13 00
15 25
16 25
3 50
4 00
5 50
7 00
8 00
10 50
13 00
17 50
21 00
5 50
7 00
8 00
13 00
17 50
5 00
6 00
7 00
7 50
8 50
10 50
12 00
13 25
16 00
21 00
9 75
15 25
16 25
24 50
25 50
39 50
40 00
56 00
57 00
4 00
3 75
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 50
4 50
4 50
L7 75
5 50
5 50
5 50
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 229
GLASSWARE-Cont'd.
Patent Medicine and other Vials. Narrow Mouth.
Nerve and Bone Liniment gross, 1^4 50
Peppermint "
Turlington's "
Bateman's Drops "
British Oils "
Genuine Essence and Plain "
Godfrey's Cordial "
Steer's Opodeldoc, L. &S "
Liquid and Demi-Opodeldoc "
Citrate Magnesia ___ "
Ink Bottles.
2 oz. Cone Inks 3 gross boxes "
1" Squarelnks 5 "
2" Squarelnks 3 "
Flasks, Green, Shoo-Fly or Union Oval Pattern. Scant. Full.
ipt i gross boxes, gross, ^10 00 SIO 50
1" i " " " 15 00 16 00
Qt i " " " 22 00 24 00
Acid Bottles, Ground Stoppers.
Pt i gross boxes, gross, 42 00
Qt i " " " 55 00
igal i " " " 85 00
1 " 1 dozen " " 115 00
AMBER GliASSWARE.
Prescription Ware. Net Prices.
French Square i oz., gross, S2 00
1 " " 2 00
2 " " 2 40
4 " " 3 20
6 " " 4 00
8 " " 4 80
16 " " 8 00
Brandy or Wine Bottles.
4 to gal I gross boxes, gross, 9 00
5 " ._.:.. 1 " " " 6 90
6 " _ _ _ 1 " " " 6 30
8 " 1 " " " 5 10
Schnapps.
Pints 1 gross boxes, gross, 5 40
etogal 1 " " " 6 90
5 " 1 " " " 7 50
Hock Wines.
Euby, 5s. and 6s., L M .1 gross boxes, 8 10
HalfEocks 1 " " 6 60
Blue Prescription Ware. Net Prices.
Round Shouldered , ioz.gross, ^2 00
1 " '
2 00
2 " '
2 40
3 " '
2 80
4 " '
3 20
6 " '
4 00
8 " '
4 80
12 " '
7 00
16 " '
8 00
230
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Pricp:s-Cukrext.
GliASSWARE-Cont'd.
Blue Prescription Ware— Cont'd.
French Square __.
A oz., gross, S2 00
1 "
2 00
2 "
2 40
3 "
2 80
4 "
3 20
6 •'
4 00
8 "
4 80
12 "
7 00
16 "
8 00
S. 1 drachm. S.}^ drachm. S. J^ draokm.
Vials, Homeopathic (see cut 31).
Long or short, Patent lips, white i dram, gross, SO 70
1
2
3
4
Case, no lips i
2
3
4
Extra Heavy . long or short, i
" " " 2
" " " 3
n II a ^
« « i( g
75
90
1 20
1 80
75
90
1 10
1 50
2 00
80
85
1 00
1 35
2 00
2 70
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 231
GLASSWAKE-Cont'd.
Lamp Chimneys, Flint Glass. Packages charged at cost.
Columbia . doz., S 1 25
Electric No. 2 " 75
Sun, Crimped Top, Bulb or Straight.
No. 1 6 doz. boxes, doz., 40
2 6 " " " 55
Sun Hinge, Crimped Top, Bound or Oval.
No. 1 6 doz. boxes, doz., 45
2 6" " " 60
Argand Imported " 30
Student, Imported " 35
MoehringNo.3 " 75
Leader No. 1 6 doz. boxes, doz., 45
" " 2 6 " " " 70
" " 3 6 " " " 1 00
No. 32. No. 33. j^Q_ 34_
Cologne and Extract Bottles— (See cut 32.)
Caswell style. Round, Plain, for covering 4 oz., doz
8
" " Square, "
« H (( n
ii ii ii a
No. 360, Cut Stopper, for covering
16
4
8
16
..4
16
pt.,
qts..
1880, " " Squat
ti a i( it
French Square, Engraved and Lettered (see cut 33) 4 oz.,
Cone Shape, Engraved (see cut 34) 8 "
SO 75
1 00
1 50
1 00
1 25
1 50
1 75
2 25
2 75
3 00
5 00
4 50
5 50
7 00
232
MoERissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current.
COLOGNE BOTTLES-Cont'd.
No. 35. No. 36.
Diamond, Round (see cut 35) _:.-.-l oz. doz., $1 50
Globe 1 " "
2 " "
8 " "
Oval, (see cut 36) 1 " "
2 " "
Extract Bottles.
Lubins', Ball Stop J^oz. doz.,
Cork stop 1 " "
00
50
00
00
50
00
60
65
30
Cut and Engraved Extracts or Cologne bottles in great variety of colors,
and shapes, ranging in price from ^3.00 to S15.00 per dozen.
Our line of Cologne and Extract bottles is constantly changing, and it is
impossible to quote and display many new styles. We will always be pleased
to send samples from our varied stock. Parties wishing samples will please
mention desired prices.
Sachet Powder Bottles.
Plain Flint doz., S6 50
Engraved Flint, (see cut 37). " 9 00
Tooth Powder Bottles.
Round Sprinkler Top,(see cut 38)
1 oz. doz.,
2 " "
Square or B. Dentine. _2 " "
3 "
Ballard's C. & H. style. .2 " "
No. 37.
No. 38.
DRAWER PULLS
N0.J86.
No.586 Size PAXa/z Complete 110
No.386 „ 2AX5 „ |25
No.366 Drop Handle 150
FaC 5IMILE5 DF GLA55 LABELS
^LfPPLIED pY
MDRRISSDN.PLUMMER^cCD.
EHIEAED.
J K
IN ADDITIDN ID THE ABOVE WE CAN FURNI5H ANY STYLE DE5IRE[
Estimatea Qiven an cDmplete linenf Ehap FurniturE an applicatian.
MoREissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current,
233
LIST OF GLASS LABELS.
In ordering, please give size of
bottle or jar for which
intended.
TINCTURE
BOTTLES.
Acid. Acetic.
Aq. Camphor.
Acid. Acetic. Caniph.
Aq. Carui.
Acid. Acetic. DiL
Aq. Chlorin.
Acid. Carbolic.
Aq. Cinnam.
Acid. Hydrochl. Dil.
Aq. Creasot.
Acid. Hydriodic. Dil.
Aq. Cologne.
Acid. Hydrochlor.
Aq. Destill.
Acid. Hydrocyan. Dil.
Aq. Foenicul.
Acid. Lactic.
Aq. Fontana.
Acid. Muriat.
Aq. Fortis.
Acid. Muriat. C. P.
Aq. Lauro. Cer.
Acid. Muriat. DiL
Aq. Menth. Pip.
Acid. Nitric.
Aq. Menth. Vir.
Acid. Nitric. 0. P.
Aq. Picis. Liq.
Acid. Nitric. Dil.
Aq. Pimenta.
Acid. Nitro.Mur.
Aq. Eosa
Acid. Nitro. Mur. Dil.
Aq. Sambuci.
Acid. Phosph. Dil.
Bals. Gilead.
Acid. Sulphur.
Bale. Myrrh.
Acid. Sulphur. Ar.
Bals. Peruv.
Acid. Sulphur. Dil.
Bals. Tolut.
Acid. Sulphur. C. P.
Creasotum.
Acid. Sulphurous.
Ext. Aconit. Bad. Fl.
Acid. Valerian.
Ext. Arnica. Fl.
Acet. Britannicum.
Ext. Arct. Lap. FL
Acet. Oanthar.
Ext. Ballad. Fl.
Acet. Colchici.
Ext. Buchu. Fl.
Acet. Deatill.
Ext. Cannab. Ind. Fl.
Acet. Gallic
Ext. Cascara. Sag. Fl.
Acet. Lobelise.
Ext. Cereus. Grand. FL
Acet. Opii.
Ext. Cimicif. Fl.
Acet. Sanguin.
Ext. Cinch. Flav. Fl.
Acet. Scillse.
Ext. Cinch. Rub. Fl.
Mth. Acetic.
Ext. Colch. R. Fl.
^th. Fortior.
Ext. Colch. S. Fl.
JEth. Hydrocyan.
Ext. Conii. Fl,
^th. Muriat.
Ext. Cubeb^. Fl.
iEth. Sulphur.
Ext. Digitalis, Fl.
Alcohol.
Ext. Dulcam. Fl.
Aq. Acid. Carb.
Ext. Ergotse. Fl,
Aq. Ammon.
Ext. Gentianae, Fl.
Aq. Ammon. Fort.
Ext. Glycyrrh. FL
Aq. Amygd. Am.
Ext. Hydrast. Can. Fl.
Aq. Anethi.
Ext. Hyoscyam. Fl.
Aq. Aurant. Fl.
Ext. Ipecac. Fl.
Aq. Calcis.
Ext. Leptand. Fl.
234
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Cukkent.
lilST OF GLiASS LABELS— Cont'd.
Ext. Lobelia. Fl.
Ext. Lupulin. Fl.
Ext. Nux Vom. Fl.
Ext. Phytolac.FJ.
Ext. Podophyl. Fl.
Ext. Prun. Virg. Fl.
Ext. Eham. Frang. Fl.
Ext. Eham. Pursh. Fl.
Ext. Ehei, Fl.
Ext. Ehei. Arom. Fl.
Ext. Eubus. Vil. Fl.
Ext. Sanguin. Can. FL
Ext. Sarsap. Fl.
Ext. Sennse. Fl.
Ext. Serpentar. PI.
Ext. Spigel. Fl.
Ext. Stilling. Fl.
Ext. Taraxaci. Fl.
Ext. Uva Ursi. Fl.
Ext. Valerian. Fl.
Ext. Verat. Vir. Fl.
Ext. Viburn. Prun. FL
Ext. Xanthoxvl. Fl.
Ext. Zingib. Fl.
Glycerina.
Inf. Angusturae.
Inf. Aurantii.
Inf. Buohu.
Inf. Calumbse.
Inf. Capsici.
Inf. Caryoph.
Inf. Gascarill.
Inf. Catechu. Co.
Inf. Chiratse.
Inf. Cinchon Flav.
Inf. Cinchon. Eubr.
Inf. Digital.
Inf. Dulcamar.
Inf. Ergotae.
Inf. Eupator
Inf. Gentian Co.
Inf. Hamuli.
Liq. Ammon.
Liq. Ammon. Acet.
Liq. Ammon. Cone.
Liq. Ammon. Fort.
Liq. Antim. Chi.
Liq. Antim. Terchl.
Liq. Arsenical.
Liq. Arsenical. Chi.
Liq. Arsenical, et Hydr.
Liq. Arsenic. Hydrochl.
Liq. Atropine.
Liq. Bismuth.
Liq. Calc. Chi.
Liq. Calcis.
Liq. Fer. Citr.
Liq. Fer. lod.
Liq. Fer. Nitr.
Liq. Fer. Perchl.
Liq. Fer. Persulph.
Liq. Fer, Tersulph.
Liq. Magn. Carb.
Liq. Magn. Citr.
Liq. Magn. Silpb.
Liq. Morph. Acet.
Liq. Morph. Mur.
Liq. Plumb. Subacet.
Liq. Sod. Chlor.
Liq. Zinci. Chi,
Lin. Aconit,
Lin. Ammon.
Lin. Bellad.
Lin. Calcis.
Lin. Camphor,
Lin. Camphor Co.
Lin. Canthar.
Lin. Chloroform.
Lin. Croton,
Lin. Hydrarg,
Lin. lodini.
Lin. Opii.
Lin. Pot. lod. cum. Sapon.
Lin. Saponis,
Lin. Saponie. Co
Lin. Terebinth.
Oxvmel, Scillse.
Ol," Absinth.
Ol. Amygdal,
Ol. Amygdal Am.
01. Amygdal. DuJc.
01. Anethi.
Ol. Anisi,
01. Anthem.
01. Bergam.
Ol. Bubulum.
01. Cadinum.
01. Cajepiit,
01 Camphor,
Ol Carui
01 Citron.
Ol. Caryoph..
01 Chenopod.
01. Cinnam.
01. Copaibse.
OL Coriander,
01. Corn. Cerv,
01. Cubeb*.
Ol. Erigeron. Can.
Ol. Poenicul.
MoRRissox, Plummek & Co.'s Prices-Current.
235
LIST OF GliASS LABELS-Cont'd.
01. Gaulther.
Ol. Hedeom.
Ol. Juniper.
01. Lavand.
Ol. Limon.
01. Lini.
01. Menth. Pip.
Ol. Menth. Vir.
01. Monard.
Ol. Morrhiije.
Ol. Myristicae.
Ol. 01iv£e.
Ol. Origani.
01. Pimenta.
Ol. Eicini.
Ol. Bosae.
Ol. Eosmarine.
Ol. Eutfe.
Ol. Sabinae.
Ol. Sassafr.
01. Succini
01. Tabaci.
01. Terebintlu
Ol. Thynn.
Ol. Tiglii.
Ol. Valerian.
Spir. JEther.
Spir. ^ther Co.
Spir.^ther. Nitr.
Spir. Ammon.
Spir. Ammon. Ax.
Spir. Anisi.
Spir. Camphor.
Spir. Chloroform.
Spir. Ginnam.
Spir. Frument.
Spir. Juniper.
Spir. Juniper Co.
Spir. Lavand.
Spir. Lavand Co.
Spir. Minderi.
Spir. Myrcise.
Spir, Myristic.
Spir. Nitr. Dulc.
Spir. Vin. Gal.
Syr. Acaciae.
Syr. Acetic.
Syr. Acid Citric.
Syr, Allii.
Syr. Althsefe.
Syr. Amygdal.
Syr. Aurant.
Syr. Cocci,
Syr. Croci,
Syr. Fer. lod.
Syr. Fer. Phosph.
Syr. Fuscus,
S>r. Ipecac,
Syr. Kramer.
Syr. Lactucar.
Syr. Limon.
Syr. Papaver.
Syr. Prun. Virg.
Syr. Ehamni.
Syr. Ehei.
Syr. Ehei. Ar.
Syr. Ehei. et Senii.
Syr. Eosse Gal.
Syr. Eubi.
Syr, Sarsap. Co.
Syr, Scillse.
Syr. Scillfe. Co.'
Syr. Senegse.
Syr. Sennse,
Syr. Simplex.
Syr. Tolut.
Syr. Violae.
Syr. Zingiber.
Tr. Aconit.
Tr. Aloes,
Tr. Aloes Co.
Tr. Aloes et Canel.
Tr. Aloes et Myrrh.
Tr, Arnica.
Tr. AsafcEt.
Tr. Aurant. Co.
Tr. Bellad.
Tr. Benz. Co.
Tr. Buchu.
Tr. Calumb.
Tr. Camphor.
Tr. Camphor Co.
Tr. Cannabis Ind.
Tr- Canthar.
Tr. Capsici.
Tr. Cardam.
Tr. Cardam. Co.
Tr. Cascarill.
Tr. Castor.
Tr. Castor Amm.
Tr. Catechu.
Tr. Chiratje.
Tr. Cimicifug.
Tr. Cinchon.
Tr. Cinchon. Co.
Tr. Cinchon. Fer.
Tr. Cinchon. Flav.
Tr. Cinchon. Pal.
Tr, Cinnam.
Tr. Cocci.
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LIST OF GLASS LABELS-Cont'd.
Tr. Conii.
Tr. Ehei. Co.
Tr. Oroci.
Tr. Ehei. et Aloes.
Tr. CubebiB.
Tr. Rhei. et Gent.
Tr. Digital.
Tr. Rhei. et Senn.
Tr. Ergotse.
Tr. Sabina?.
Tr. Fer. Acet.
Tr. Sanguin.
Tr. Fer. Ohl.
Tr. Sap. Camph.
Tr. Fer. Mur.
Tr. Sap. et Opii
Tr. Gallse.
Tr. Scillse.
Tr. Gentian Co.
Tr. Senegse.
Tr. Guaiaci.
Tr. Sennse.
Tr. Guaiaci, Amm.
Tr. Sennas. Co.
Tr. Hellebor.
Tr. Sennse et Jalap.
Tr. Hyoscyam.
Tr. Serpentar.
Tr. Humuli.
Tro Stramon.
Tr. lodin.
Tr. Sumbul.
Tr. Jalapc
Tr. Tolut.
Tr. Kino.
Tr. Valerian.
Tr. Kramer.
Tr. Valerian. Amm.
Tr. Lactncar,
Tr. Veratr.Vir,
Tr. Lavand. Co.
Tr. Zingib.
Tr. Limon.
Vin. Aloes.
Tr, Lobelise.
Vin. Antimon.
Tr. Lupulin.
Vin. Aurantii.
Tr. Matico.
Vin. Colch. Ead.
Tr. Myrrhse.
Vin. Colch. Sem.
Tr. Nuc. Vom.
Vin. Ergotse.
Tr. Ol. Menth. Pip.
Vin. Fer. Citr.
Tr. 01. Menth. Vir
Vin. Gentian.
Tr. Opii.
Vin. Ipecac.
Tr. Opii. Acet.
Vin. Opii.
Tr. Opii. Amm.
Vin, Pepsin fe.
Tr. Opii. Camph.
Vin. Portens.
Tr. Opii. Crocat.
Vin. Qninife.
Tr. Opii. Deed.
Vin. Rhei.
Tr. Pyrethi.
Vin. Rubrum.
Tr. Quassife.
Vin. Symyhyt. Co.
Tr. Quassige Co
Vin. Tabaci.
Tr. Quinise.
Vin. Vetrar. Alb.
Tr. Rbei.
Vin. Xericum.
SALT
MOUTH BOTTLES
Acid. Arsenic.
Absinth.
Acid. Aroenios.
Acacia.
Acid. Benzoic.
Achillse.
Acid. Chromic.
Actse Rac,
Acid. Citric.
Alkanet.
Acid. Gallic.
Allium.
Acid. Oxalic.
Aloe.
Acid. Tannic.
Aloe Barb.
Acid. Tartar.
Aloe Can.
Abies Can.
Aloe Capens.
MoREisso^r, Plumjvier & Co.'s PkicesCurrent.
237
LIST OF GUiASS LABBLS-Cont'd,
Aloe Soc.
Althaea.
Alumea.
Alumen Exs.
Alumen Ust.
Ammonia.
Ammonia Carb.
Ammonia Phosph.
Ammonia Sulph.
Amygdal Amar.
Amygdal Dulc=
Angelica.
Angustura.
Anisum.
Antim. et Pot. Tart.
Antim. Nigr.
Antim. Sulph.
Antim Tartar.
Apocynum.
Aralia Racem.
Argent. Chlor.
Argent Nitras.
Argent. lod.
Argetit. Oxid.
Arnica.
Arnica Mont.
Asarum.
Asarum Can.
Asclepias.
Asclepias Tuberos.
Aeafoetida.
Aven. Sativ.
Aven. Farin.
Baryta.
Baryta Sulph.
Benzoin.
Berberis.
Bismuth.
Bole Armen.
Cadmium. *
Caffea.
Calamin.
Calamus.
Calc. Chlor.
Oalc. Sulph.
Camphora.
Canella.
Cannab. Ind.
Oannab. Sativ.
Canthar.
Capsicum.
Carb. Animal.
Cardamon.
Carum.
Caryophyll.
Oascarilla.
Cassia.
Cass>ia Fist.
Cataria.
Catechu.
Cera Alb,
Cera Flav.
Cetaceum.
Cetraria.
Chenopodium.
Chimaphila.
Cimicifuga.
Cinchona.
Cinnamom.
Citron.
Coccul. Ind.
Coccus.
Colchicum.
Conium.
Coptis.
Coriander.
Cornus.
Cort. Aurant.
Cort. Limou.
Cort. Quercus.
Cort. Ulmi.
Creta Prtec.
Creta Prsep.
Crocus Sativ,
Crocus.
Cubeba.
Cudbear.
Cuminum.
Cupr. Acet.
Cupr. Nitr.
Cupr. Subacet.
Cupr. Sulph.
Curcuma.
Delphinium.
Dulcamara.
Ergota.
Erigeron.
Euonymus.
Eupatorium.
Farina.
Foeniculum.
Fer. Arsenias.
Fer. Bromid.
Fer. Carb. Sacch.
Fer. Chlor.
Fer. Oitras.
Fer. et Amm. Citr.
Fer. et Amm. Sulph.
]^er. et Amm. Tart,
Fer. 6t Pot. Tkrt.
23R
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LIST OF GLASS LABELS-Cont'd.
Fer. et Quin. Citr.
Fer. Ferrocyan.
Fer. lodid.
Fer. Lactas.
Fer, Phosph.
Fer. Pyrophos.
Fero Eedact.
Far. Subcarb.
Fer. Sulph.
Galanga.
Galbanum.
Galla.
Gambogia.
Gaultheria.
Gelsemin.
Gentian.
Geranium.
Glycyrrhiza.
Gossypium.
Grana Mosch.
Grana Parad,
Hsematoxylon.
Hedeoma.
Hellebor.
Hematin.
Hepatica.
Hordeum Perl.
Hiimulus.
Hyssop. Offic.
Hydr. Bichlr.
Hydr. Bisulph.
Hydr. Ohlor. Cor.
Hydr. Chlor. Mit.
Hydr. Cyanid.
Hydr. et Quin. Chi.
Hydr. lodid.
Hydr. lodid. Rubr.
Hydr. Oxid. Eubr.
Hydr. Perchlor.
Hydr. Ammon.
Hydr. cum Creta,
Ichthyocolla.
Inula.
lodinium.
Ipecac.
Iris Flor.
Jalapa.
Jasmin.
Juglans.
Juniper.
Juniper Virg.
Kino.
Krameria.
Lactucariun.
Lappa.
Lavandula.
Leptandr.
Lin. Farina.
Lobelia.
Lupulina.
Lycopod.
Macis.
Magnesia.
Magn. Acet.
Magn. Carb.
Magn. Chlor.
Magn. Citras.
Magn. Sulph.
Manna.
Marrubium.
Mastiche.
Matico.
Matricaria.
Melissa.
Menth Pip.
Menth Vir.
Mezereum.
Monarda.
Morphia.
Morphia Acet.
Morphia Mur.
Morphia Sulph.
Moschus.
Mucuna.
Myrica Cer.
Myrrha.
Myristica.
Nux Vomica.
Nux Mosch.
Opium.
Origanum.
Os Sepigs.
Os Ustum.
Panax.
Papaver.
Pareir. Brav.
Pepo.
Pepsin.
Phosphor.
Pimenta.
Pinus Can.
Piper.
Piper Cubeba.
Piper Nigrum.
Plumb. Acet.
Plumb. Carb.
Plumb. lodid.
Plumb. Nitras.
Plumb. Oxid.
Plumb. Oxid Rubr.
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LIST OF aLASS liABELS-Oont'd.
Podophyll,
Pot. Acetas.
Pot. Bicarb.
Pot. Bichrom.
Pot. Bisulph.
Pot. Bromid.
Pot. Carbon.
Pot. Chlor,
Pot. Citras.
Pot. Oyanid.
Pot. Ferrocyan.
Pot. lodid.
Pot. Nitras.
Pot. Permang.
Pot. Phospb.
Pot. Sulpbur.
Pot. Sulpb.
Pot. Tartras.
Prun. Virg.
Pulsatilla.
Pulv. Aloes et Can.
Pulv. Amygd. Co.
Pulv. Antimon.
Pulv. Aromatic.
Pulv. Catecbu Co.
Pulv. Cret. Ar.
Pulv. Cret. cum OpiL
Pulv. Ipecac Co.
Pulv. Jalap Co.
Pulv. Kino Co.
Pulv. Opii Co.
Pulv. Ebei Co.
Pulv. Scammon Co.
Pulv. Tragacanth.
Pumex.
Pyretbrum.
Quassia.
Quercus Alb.
Quin. Sulpb.
Rbamn. Catb.
Rbeum.
Rhus. Glabr.
Rosa Gall.
Rosmarin.
Rottlera.
Rubus.
Rumex.
Rumex Cr.
Ruta.
Sabina.
Saccbar.
Saccbar. Lact,
Sago.
Sal. Prunell.
Salvia.
Sambucus.
Sang Ulnar.
Sanguinar Can.
Sanguin Drac.
Santalum.
Santonin.
Sapo. Mollis.
Sapo.
Sarsaparilla.
Sassafr. Med.
Saturej. Hort,
Scammon.
SciUa.
Scoparius.
Scutellaria.
Secal. Corn.
Senega.
Senna.
Sepia.
Serpentar.
Sinapis.
Sinapis Alb.
Sinapis Nigr.
Sod. Acetas.
Sod. Arsenias.
Sod. Biscarb.
Sod„ Boras.
Sod. Carbon.
Sod. Cblor.
Sod. Citras.
Sod. et Pot. Tart.
Sod. Hypbosulph.
Sod. Nitras.
Sod. Phospb.
Sod. Sulpb.
Sod. Tartras.
Spigeha.
Stillingia.
Strychnia.
Sumach.
Tabacum.
Tanacet.
Taraxacum.
Terra Oarios.
Thymus.
Tragacanth.
Trocb. Bismuth.
Trocb. Catecbu.
Troch. Cretse.
Trocb. Cubebae.
Trocb. Ipecac.
Troch. Magnes.
Troch. Mentb Pip.
Troch. Morpbise.
Troch. Opii.
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MoEBissow, Plummee & Co.'s Prices-Current.
LIST OF GLASS LABELS— Cont'd.
Troch. Pot. Chlor.
Troch. Sod. Bicarb.
Tussilago Farfar.
Ulmus Fulv.
Uva Ursi.
Vanilla.
Veratr. Alb.
Viola.
Zinc Acet.
Zinc Carbo
Zinc Carb. Pr.
Zinc Chlor.
Zinc Cyan.
Zinc lodid.
Zinc Lact.
Zinc Oxid.
Zinc Phosph.
Zinc Sulph.
Zinc Valer.
Zingiber.
Cer. Adepis.
Cer. Canthar.
Cer. Cetacei.
Cer. Plumb. Subaa
Cer. Resinse.
Cer. Resin se Co.
Cer. Sabinse.
Cer. Sapon.
Cer. Simplex.
Cer. Zinc Garb.
Conf. Amygdal.
Conf. Aromat.
Conf- Opii.
Conf. Piper.
Conf. Rosae Gall.
Conf. Scammon,
Conf. Senna.
Ext. Aconit.
Ext. Aloes Soc.
Ext. Anthem.
Ext. Bellad.
Ext. Calumb.
Ext. Cannab Pur.
Ext. Cinchon.
Ext. Colchic.
Ext. Colocynth Co.
Ext. Conii.
Ext. Dulcamar.
Ext. Gentian.
Ext. Glycyrrh.
Ext. Hsematox.
Ext. Hyoscyam..
Ext. Jalapse.
Ext. Jugland.
Ext. Kramer.
Ext. Lactucar.
Ext. Lupuli.
Ext. Nuc. Vom.
Ext. Opii.
Ext. Papaver.
OINTMENT JARS.
Ext. Pareirse.
Ext. Podophyll.
Ext. Quassise.
Ext. Stramon.
Ext. Taraxaci.
Pil. Aloes.
Pil. Aloes et Asaf.
Pil. Aloes et Fer.
Pil. Aloes et Myrrh.
Pil. Antim. Co.
Pil. Asafoet.
Pil. Cathart Co.
Pil. Colocynth Go.
Pil. Conii Co.
Pil. Oopaibse.
Pil. Fer. Carb.
PiL Fer. Co.
Pil. Fer. lod.
Pil. Galban Co,
Pil. Hydrarg.
Pil. Opii.
Pil. Quin. Sulph.
Pil. Rhei.
Pil. Rhei Co.
Pil. Sapon Co.
Ung. Aconit.
Ung. Adepis.
Ung. Antim.
Ung. Aq. Rosse.
Ung. Bellad.
Ung. Benzoin.
Ung. Basilicon.
Ung. Canthar.
Ung. Cetacei.
Ung. Citrin.
Ung. Conii.
Ung. Cupr. Subacet.
Ung. Gallse.
Ung. Hydr. Amm.
Ung. Hydr. Co.
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241
LIST OF GLASS LAB jJLS— Cont'd.
Ung. Hydi'. lodin.
Ung. Hydr. lodio. Co.
Ung. Hydr. Nitr,
Ung. Hydr. Ox. Eubi
Ung. Hydr. Rubr.
Ung. Mezerei.
Ung. Opii.
Ung. Picis Liq.
Ung. Plumb. Ac.
Ung. Plumb. Garb.
Ung. Plumb. lod.
Ung. Pot. Sulph.
Ung. Resinae.
Ung. Sabinse.
Ung. Simplex.
Ung. Stramon.
Ung. Sulphur.
Ung. T abaci.
Ung. Veratr.
Ung. Zinci.
Ung. Zinci O2.
Absinthium.
Acacia.
Acid. Tart.
Althese.
Alumen.
Aloes.
Aloes Pulv.
Ammon Mur.
Ammoniac.
Anthemis Flos.
Antimon. Sulph.
Annatto.
Anisum.
Anchusa R.
Aurantii.
Arum. Rad.
Arnica.
Aral. Race.
Benzoinum.
B. Gilead B.
Brimstone.
Buchu Fol.
Camwood.
Cascaril.
Cassia.
Calamus,
Calumba R.
Camphora.
Canary S.
Capsicum.
Carum.
Caryoph.
Cataria.
Cera Alb.
Cera Flav.
Cetaceum.
Cetraria.
Cimicifuga.
Cinch on.
DRAWER PULLS.
Cinchon. R.
Cinchon. Pulv.
Chondnis.
Coriandum.
Colocynth.
Greta Prsep.
Crocus.
Cubeba.
Cupri Sulph.
Curcuma Pulv.
Coptis Tr.
Corks.
Eupatoria.
Foeniculam.
Foenugreek Pulv.
Gelatine.
Gentian R.
Gentian Pulv.
Glycyrr. Ext.
Glycyrr. R.
Gossypium.
Guaiac Liq.
Guaiac Res.
Hedeoma.
Humulus.
Hydrast. Can. K.
Ichthycol.
Inula Pulv.
Indigo.
Insect Powder.
Iris Plor. R.
Juniper.
Lac Dye.
Lappa Minn.
Lavandula.
Leptandrum.
Lini Far.
Lobelia.
Magnes. Carb.
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LIST OF GLASS LABELS-Cont'd.
Magnes Sulph.
Manna.
Maranta.
Marmbium.
Mastich.
Matrioar Flos.
Melissa.
Menth Pip.
Menth Vir.
Myrica Pulv.
Myristica.
Myrrha.
Ossa. Sepia.
Panax.
Pix Burg.
Pix Canad.
Pix Lign.
Potass. Bich.
Potass. Bitart.
Potass. Ohio.
Potass. Nitras.
Potass. Ferroc.
Potass. Sod. Tart.
Podophyll.
Plumb. Acet.
Plumb. Carb.
Plumb. Oxid.
Prunus Vir.
Pumice Stone.
Phytolac.
Quassia.
Rape Seed.
Resina.
Rheum R.
Rheum Tky.
Rumex.
Ruta.
Sacchar. Alb.
Sago.
Salvia.
Sanguinar.
Santalum.
Sapo. Cast.
Sapo. C. Alb.
Sarsaparilla.
Sassafras.
Sem. L/ini.
Senna.
Sinapis.
Senega.
Serpentaria.
Scilla.
Shellac.
Soda Bicarb.
Soda Boras.
Soda Sulph.
Spigelia.
Stearin.
Sulphur,
Tanaoet.
Terebinth.
Tragacanth.
Taraxac.
Uva Ursa.
Ulmus Pulv.
Valerian.
Wahoo.
Xanthoxylum.
Zinci Sulph.
Zingiber.
Zingiber R.
Cement for Attaching Labels: — Yellow Wax and Rosin about equal parts,
dissolved by a gentle heat and mixed.
A complete Price List of Paper Labels and Labeled Boxes sent on appli-
cation.
Ol]p(§PE.(fl/\LTV
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DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES.
INCLUDING,
ATOMIZEBS. BOXES, Pill, Powder, Etc.
BRUSHES, Bath, Hair, Hat, Nail, Tooth, Etc.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
COMBS, CORKS, CUTLERY.
DRAWER PULLS, EVAPORATING DISHES.
EXTRACTS HDK'F., American and Imported.
FACE PREPARATIONS, All kinds and styles.
FUNNELS, MORTARS, ETC.
MUSICAL GOODS.
NURSING BOTTLES AND FITTINGS.
PLASTERS, Adhesive, Court, Etc.
RAZORS AND STROPS.
SCALES, SOAPS, SPONGES.
STATIONERY, SYRINGES, TRUSSES, ETC., ETC.
Air Cushions 9 in.. No. 1, doz., f 15 00
11 " " 3, " 18 00
13 '• " 5, " 21 00
15 " " 7, " 22 50
17 " " 9, " 24 00
Air Pillows, Rubber.
No. 1 9xl3,eaoh,$17 00
No. 2 . 10x16, " 20 00
No. 3 ....12x18, " 27 00
No. 4 14x23, " 33 00
Alcohol Lamps — With ground glass caps.
With Burner, 2 oz each,^0 25
4oz " 35
8oz " 50
No. 39.
Alcohol Lamps 2oz. with metal cap, see cut 39, each, ^0 30
Artists' Materials, see page
244 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
No. 40.
Atomizers.
Oodman & Shurtleff's No. 15, Steam (see cut No. 40) each, $ 3 75
New " 3 00
Nickel Plated " 5 00
No.lOO doz., 10 50
DAVIDSON RUBPER CO.
No. 41.
Davidson's Metal Tubes, No. 56 (see cut No. 41) doz., ^10 50
No. 58, Long Tube " 1100
No. 59, H. R. Tubes, Three Caps " 19 50
No. 61, Double Bulb, H. R. Tubes, Two Caps.._. " 21 00
No. 62, Metal Tubes " 9 50
Davol's. See Magic below.
Delano's 556 " 150
558.... .. . " 10 00
560 ... " 9 50
561 " 16 00
Gilbert's Throat, Continuous Spray, with Tongue De-
pressor doz., 16 50
Gilbert's Oriental _ " 10 50
Puck.. " 16 50
MOERISSON, PlUMMER & Co.'s PRICES-CuRRElSrT.
245
No. 42,
No. 43.
Atomizers— Cont'd.
Magic No. 1 — Contirmous spray (see cut 42) see adv. Davol
Mfg. Co.) : doz..
No. 2 — Continuous spray, short tube "
No. 5 — Straight and bent, adjustable metal pipes; also
Flexible Tube, giving a continuous atom-
ized spray in any direction or distance. _ "
Magic No. 6— (see cut 43) doz., ^10 00 /%
No. 12— ._ « 3 75 W
No. 25— Hard Eubber Tubes,
continuous spray -_ " 15 00
No. 30-3 Hard Eubber Tubes,
continuous spray " 12 00
No. 31— Throat, Hard Eubber
Tubes, continuous
spray " 9 00
No. 32— Nasal, Hard Eubber
Tubes (see cut 45),
continuous spray " 9 00
No. 33— Toilet, Hard Eubber
Tubes, continuous
spray " 7 00
"Little Daisy" " 150 ^ -^^^ a
No. 45.
$ 8 50
6 50
12 00
7
246 MoREissoN, Plummer tfe Co's Prioes-Current.
Atomizers— Cont'd.
Matson's No. 1, Long Tube, doz., 35 6 50
" 2, Short " " 5 00
" 3, (see cut 46), " 3 15
" Clinical, H. E. Tubes (see
cut 47) doz., 12 50
" Florence, continuous spray
(see cut 48) doz., 7 50
" Toilet, continuous spray,
H. R Tubes doz., 9 50
Maw's Odorators, doz., SI 75
Phoenix Larynx, " 6 00
Nasal -- " 6 00
Throat (see
cut 49), doz., 6 GO
No. 47.
Saratoga, Double Bulb, doz., %5 00
No. 48.
Atomizer Bulbs (see Bulbs, page }
No. 49.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co's. Prices-Current.
247
No. 50.
Aurilaves or Ear Cleaners.
Leiner's Pat. Bone Handle, (see cut 50) doz.,
Wire Handle .__ "
Bags, Paper — For Druggists' use. In packages of 500. Satchel
Bottom.
No. 1, Manila No. i pkg.,
" i "
" 1
" U "
" 2 "
" 3 "
" 4 "
" 5 "
» 6 "
it n a
" 8 "
" 10 "
" 12 "
" 14 "
" 16 "
" 20
" 25 "
" 30 "
Numbers represent capacity in lbs.
Bags, Japanese Striped Paper, satchel bottom. In packages of 500.
No. i pkg.,
" i "
" 1
" 2 "
" 3
" 4
" 5
" 6
" 8
Bags, Sponge.
Rubber Lined No. 1096-4 doz., ^
No. 1096-6, large, "
Satchel Shaped " 6109 "
Bandages, Cotton, Surgeons Roller, Assd. Widths.
1 to 3% in. J. & J. lb..
s. &j. "■
Bandages, Plaster Paris 1}4 in- by 5 yards, doz.,
2 " " 5 "
2y2 " " 5 "
3 " ". 5 "
3% " " 5 "
4 «' " 5 "
U 25
1 00
^0 40
45
60
65
75
95
05
30
50
65
80
95
40
15
40
75
40
90
W 60
75
95
20
50
70
00
40
85
: 2 00
3 50
10 50
$0 60
75
20
30
40
50
60
70
248
MoRRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current.
BANDAGES-Cont'd.
Bandages, Surgeon's Eubber.
Martin's Pattern, with tapes.
No. 75, 26 gauge, 2i in. by 12 feet doz., S 9 00
"13,24 " 2 " " lOi " " 10 00
" 14," " 2*" " lOi " " 12 00
"15," " 3 " " lOi " " 13 00
" 18,21 " 3 " " 12 " " 14t)0
"21,19 " heavy, 2 in. by lOi feet " 14 00
" 25, " " " 2i " " 101 " " 16 00
" 29, " " " 3 " " lOi " " 19 00
Davol's, with tapes, 2 in. by 10 feet " 9 00
2i " " m " " 10 00
2 " " 12 " " 10 00
3 " " 12 " " 12 00
3 " " 15 " " 13 00
H" " 60 " ..... perfoot, 6
2 " " 60 " " 7
2i " " 60 " " 8
3 » " 60 " " 9
Sixty foot bandages are without tapes, and can be had in any length desired.
No. 51.
No. 52.
Bandages Suspensory. Doz.
T. B. No. 100, J. P. Style, Heavy Silk, Open Lace (see cut 51).. S4 00
101, J. P. " " " Plain Web _.. 3 00
Heinemann's No. 10, Thread, J. P. Style 3 00
11, Heavy Silk, J. R Style 5 00
13, Cotton, Plain Web, J. P. Style 2 50
14, Stout Silk, Open Lace, J. P. Style 4 00
33, Thread, with Puckering String, J. P. Style, 1 75
36, Silk, " " " 3 50
30, Ordinary Style, 1 00
31, " " Cotton, 1 50
Automatic, No, 51, Cotton, (see cut 52) 3 50
" " 52, Thread, 4 50
« " 53, Silk. 6 50
MoRRisso>j, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
249
BANDAGES-Cont'd.
Army, No. 1, No Buckles (see cut 53) doz., $ 9 00
Rawson's U. S.
No. U, Two Buckles.
No. 2
No. 3
No. 4
No. 5, Silk Bag.
No. 6, All Silk..
10 00
12 00
14 00
15 00
18 00
" 27 00
z., $3 75
4 50
' 6 00
' 2 50
' 3 50
' 4 00
No. 53. No. 54.
Schnoter's Army and Navy, (see cut 54) No. 6, Cotton doz..
No. 7, Linen
No. 8, Silk
Patent, (see cut 55) No. 2, Cotton
No. 3, Linen
No. 4, Silk
TRADE MARK
patented:
No. 55. No. 56.
Schnoter's No. 1 (see cut 56) Cotton Pouch,
with drawing strings doz., $1 75
No. 1, Silk Pouch, with drawing strings •' 3 50
No. 2, (see cut 57) Cotton Pouch, knitted... " 2 00
No. 2, Silk Pouch, knitted " 4 00
Gonorrhoea, (see cut 58) " 3 50
No. 57.
A. P., No. 1, Heavy doz., ^4 00
No. 2, Medium
No. 3, Light Silk
No. 4, Knitted Thread
No. 5, Heavy Cotton ..
No. 6, Light " ..
3 25
2 75
2 25
1 85
1 50
No. 58.
250
MoRRissoN, Pl«mmer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
BANDAGES-Cont'd.
Syracuse — with self-adjusting sliding loop at back of
Pouch
No. 16 Quality,
per
dozen.
$ 3 00
" 21
"
4 50
" 26
i(
6 00
" 31
"
7 50
" 36
>(
18 00
" 10
»
1 50
" 34
a
12 00
in stock
three
sizes, VIZ. :-
-Large,
SIZES:— We keej
Medium and Small. Any size made to order.
Above fastened singly on cards.
Bands, India Rubber. Subject to 50 per cent, discount.
No. 0 ix2 in. gross, $1 00
0 ix2in.
0 1x2 in. "
0 Assorted widths, 2 in. long "
00 -,-ix2iin. "
00 +x2iin. "
00 4x2^ in. "
00 Assorted widths, 2i in. long "
000 ix3 in. "
000 - ix3 in. "
000 fx3 in. "
000 Assorted widths, 3 in. long "
0000 ix3i in. "
0000 ixSiin. "
0000 fx2iin, "
Assorted lengths i in. wide "
i in. wide "
f in. wide "
No. 8 Rubber Eings great gross,
9 "
10 "
11 "
12 "
13 "
14 "
15 "
16 _ "
18 " "
19 "
2 00
2 50
1 70
1 25
2 25
3 00
2 00
1 50
2 50
3 50
2 30
75-
75
1
2
4 00
1 50
2 60
3 60
1 75
90
00
25
50
75
Bands.
No. 8 to 14 i lb. boxes, net., per lb.,
1
2
2
2
2
3 00
3 25
3 50
4 00
4 50
2 00
5 inch long : net, doz., $0 40
" " 50
" « 35,
Sling shot "
Bandoline.
Bazin's Small, No. 603 doz., U 35
Colgate's -._ " 1 35]
Coudray's, No. 1161 . " 125
No. 1164 . " 175
No. 1165 " 2 501
Ricksecker's " 1 251
Bandoline Powder.
Bazin's doz., $0 75
Hunter's P. Q " 75
Parshall's " 75
Baskets, Sponge. No, 60.
M. T. (see cut No. 60) each, S2 50
Protection, Round small, " 2 25
large, " 3 00
252
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Baskets, Sponge and Show Case
Stand, Combined, (see cut
61).
5 foot long each, S6 00
Can be had of various
lengths.
Baskets, Willow, various styles and sizes. No. 61.
No. 62.
No. 63.
Bath Belts. Leiner's Friction (See cut 62) doz., S 8 00
Horse Hair, Gents'.. " 12 00
Ladies'.. „ " 18 00
Bath Gloves. Leiner's, (See cut 63) per doz. pairs, 15 00
Turkish " " " 2 50
Calefacio " " " 3 50
White " " " 8 00
MoERissox, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current,
'253
Batteries and Magnetic Maciiines.
Boyd's Miniature Galvanic small, doz., $
large, "
Davis & Kidder's Magnetic Macliine each,
Flanigan's Galvanic doz.,
Florence each,
GaifFe's French, Pocket
System
Jerome Kidder's Six Current
Tip Battery ..
Acid Battery
! 3 OU
6 00
6 25
3 00
4 25
7 50
6 00
18 00
22 00
18 00
No. 64.
Mcintosh, Family Faradic (spe cut 64) each, S 8 00
Physician's" No, 1, '• 14 40
Twelve Cell Galvanic " 24 00
Combined Galvanic and Faradic - _ " 32 00
Smith & Shaw Pocket single cell, " 7 50
double " " 10 00
Beaker Glasses 5 in nest, 2 to 12 oz., no lip, nest, 75
6 " " 2i " 20 " with " " 1 00
2 oz., doz., 1 25
4 " " 2 40
6 " " 3 00
8 " " 4 20
16 ." " 5 00
Bed Pans, Earthen, White, French shape ..No. 1, " 7 80
" 2, " 7 00
Yellow, " " " 1, " 6 00
" 2, " 5 40
White, slipper shape " 10 00
254 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Bellows Insect, Ballard's doz., $0 75
Star — - " 60
Hand, tin spout No. 11 " 5 50
No. 16 - " 8 00
No. 19 " 9 00
Belts, Electric Common Sense, less 33i per cent, each, S3 00, S4 00 and 5 00
Home's (see adv. W. J. Home) each, 6 00
Scott's (see adv. Geo. E. Scott) " 2 10
Blackings, Shoe.
Army and Navy, small doz., SO 30
large " 50
Ballard's Peerless Dressing " 75
Bixby's B. B. B., large „ " 85
medium " 70
small " 35
Koyai Dressing " 90
Brown's French Dressing " 90
Brown's Satin Polish " 90
Day & Martin's Liquid, small " 150
medium " 2 50
large ._ " 3 50
Jacquot's French, No. 2 " 30
" 3 " 45
" 4 " 65
" 5 " 85
Jettine . " 75
Marcerau's, French, small, No. 00 " 40
mediu:ii, " 1 " 75
large, " 2 " 1 00
Mason's, small " 30
medium " 40
large " 50
Blanc D' Perle.
See Face Preparations.
Blow Pipes, 9 iu. brass each, $0 25
10 " " . " 30
Bluings, Barlow's, large doz., 50
small " 25
Sawyer's Pepper Box, large " 50
small " 30
Liquid,4oz " 30
Books, Medical and Pharmaceutical (see page 207;.
Pocket, (see page ).
Bottle Caps, Hunt's,Nos. I,2,3,4and5 gross, SO 40
Bougies, English, Ordinary doz., 90
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
255
Boxes, Solid Leather, Collar and Cuff.
No. 184. S2.00 each.
Dimensions of Small Size Boxes- Collar Box, 4 in. diameter, 3V^ in. high. Cuff Box,
4 in. diameter, 5 in. high.
DOZ.
No. 1. Collar Box, without handle _$ 9 00
" 2. Cuff " " ._.. 10 50
" 12. Combination, Collar one end and Cuffs the other 19 00
Dimensions of Regular or Medium Size Box: Collar Box, 4(4 in. diameter, 3H in.
high. Cuff Box, 4V2 in. diameter, 5 in. high.
No. 15. Collar Box, without handle SIO 80
" 16. Cuff " " 12 50
" 20. Combination, Collars one end and Cuffs the other 24 00
" 25. Collar Box, with plush sides ^_ 16 50
" 26. Cuff " " " 19 00
" 27. Collar Box, with adjustable handle 12 75
" 28. Cuff " " « " 15 00
256 MoRRissoN, Plummek So Co.'s Prices-Current.
BOXES— Cont'd.
Solid Leather Collar and Cuff— Cont'd.
Dimensions of Large Size Box. — Collar Box, 5i in diameter, 8i in, high.
Cuff Box, 5i in. diameter, 5 in. high.
I)OZ.
No. 5. Collar Box, without handle $15 00
" 6. Cufe " " " 18 00
" 10. Combination, Collars one end Cuffs the other 30 00
" 5. Collar Box, with plush sides 24 00
" 6. Cuff " " " " 27 00
" 10. Combination, with plush sides _. 40 00
" 7. Collar Box, with adjustable handle 16 50
" 8. Cuff " '• " " ._ 19 00
" 7. Collar Box, with plush sides and adjustable handle 26 00
" 8. Cuff " " " " " " 29 00
These boxes arc put up in either red, russet or orange colored leather.
The plush sets are either red, blue or old gold colored plush. Parties ordering
will please indicate if they desire plusb, and also if any choice in color.
Also a large line of Collar and Cuff Boxes, in all plush, in pairs or single,
ranging in price from S2.00 to $3.00 each.
Cold Cream Boxes.
DOZ.
Porcelain name burnt in % oz $1 00
" " " " 1 oz 1 15
Lip Salve— Porcelain 60
Metal, lift cover . 30
" screw top 85
Scotch Plaid 1 50
Eosewood 1 50
Match— Hard Eubber, Book-shape, No. 1 75
Mascot 1 75
Oval, No, 8..._ 1 25
Nickel Plated 1 75
Eound, No. 14 1 40
Nickel Plated _ 1 75
Mount Washington Impervious —
GKOSS.
Black Walnut i OZ „_-82 25
i OZ
1 OZ
2 OZ -.
4 OZ
8 OZ -
Patch— Earthen, for Ointment.
. 2 75
. 3 25
. 3 75
. 4 75
. 6 25
DOZ.
$0 75
. 85
1 00
1 25
1 75
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
257
BOXES-Cont'd.
Opal Glass, for Tooth prep, and Ointment.
Flat or High ^ oz. doz., $0 50
" " " 3^" " 60
a It a 1 <( a qK
" " " -""i^]]i-]ii,"i^"'"-___-.iii--]^iiri 2 " " 1 00
Ointment, Tin, Seamless, Round, Gill's (see cut and adv.)
Packed in neat Paste-board boxes.
Plain Tin, Lacquered.
Per Groes. Per Gross.
i oz 1^ gross in box, 30 40 $0 60
U " " " " " 50 70
% " " " " " 60 90
f " _ _. " " " " 70 1 10
1 " " " " " 85 130
IM " " " " " 1 00 1 50
11^ " « " '• " 115 170
2 " " " " " 1 40 2 00
3 " }4 " " " 180 2 50
4 " " " " " 2 25 2 90
8 " " « « " 3 60 - 4 25
Square Seamless.
Packed in Paste-board boxes i Gross each.
Plain, Lacquered,
Per Gross. Per Gross.
Sizes,! oz Ifxlfxi $140 $160
" 1 " __lfx If X 11-16 150 170
" IM " 2¥x2Mx9-16 160 190
" U " 2^x23^x11-16 175 2 10
258
MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
BOXES -Cont'd.
Tin, Ordinary Bound — 3- oz., 100, SO 30
+ " " 40
1 " " 50
2 " " 55
Shouldered 3" " 100
4 " " 1 20
Pill, Chip, Nested-. ...pack, SO 12
Oval (Brandreth's) ^ gross, 25
Wood. Bound, (Jayne's) " 45
Paper, Nested, Pink pack, 12
Bronzed " 25
No. 5, High, Bronzed gross, 50
No. 6, " " " 60
No. 7, " " " 80
No. 8, " " " 100
Paper, No. 29, Low, Bronzed gross, SO 70
No. 30, •' " " 80
No. 31, " " " 90
No. 132, Lavender " 165
No. 133, " » 180
No. 134, " « 2 00
Impervious, Eandolph's Patent.
Test 150° any greasy substance t oz., S2 25
i " 2 75
1 " 3 25
2 " 3 75
3 " 4 00
4 " 4 50
Powder, German Round, Labeled.
No. I Diam. Lid, H in.
No. 2 " " li
No. 3 " " If
No. 4 " " 2 1-16 " .
Noo5 " " 2 7-16 " ,
No. 6 " " 2f
No. 8 " " 3 5-16 " -
No. 10 " " 4i
Depth Bos,
t in.
gross, SI 40
" "
7-16 "
1 50
(1 a
9-16 "
1 70
i( t(
11-16 "
1 80
i< ((
1
2 00
(( (1
1
2 10
t( It
1 7-16 "
3 50
a n
111-16"
4 20
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
259
BOXES-Cont'd.
, gross,
Powder, Sliding (see cuts).
White Glazed.
No. 47, 2ixli, depth |- in
48, 2ixH, " f " ....
49, 2|xlf, " i " ..._
47 to 49, Nested
126, 3 1-16x1 13-16, depth
127, 2 9-16x1 9-16,
128, 1 1-16x1 5-16,
126 to 128, Nested
Oblong Shouldered, covered with flue buff paper and four gold edges.
No. 159, 2 13-16x1 9-16, depth 1 in gross i$3 20
160, 2 9-16x11 " I" " 3 00
161,2 5-16x113-16, " f " .._. " 2 80
159 to 161, Nested, (see cut) " " 3 00
165, 166 and 167, same as above, with four fine glazed edges
instead of gold.
I
$0 80
90
1 10
1 00
1 00
90
75
90
Puff Boxes.
No.
9351, White Metal, Blue Enameled doz.,
X.3, " " Pink, " """'"'"' "
X70. " " Enameled and Engraved, "
Xll, " " Engraved "
10256, Painted "
10219, Engraved "
764, Engraved and Enameled "
796, " " " "
1413, Porcelain painted, hinged top "
Also a large line at various prices.
In ordering specify prices at which you wish to sell.
Seidlitz Boxes.
Calico Paper per gross.
Fine Glazed Paper " "
Tin for full weight Powders " hhd..
Soda, CaUco Papers " gross,
" Fine Glazed "
Soap Boxes.
Tin doz., SI 15
No. 44, White Metal, " 2 00
43, " " " 3 25
40, Nickel plat-
ed (see cut
65) doz., 6 00
No. 42, Nickel plat-
ed " 6 50
S2 00
3 50
3 50
4 00
5 00
6 00
7 00
8 00
8 50
11 00
$1 50
2 00
2 25
1 25
1 50
No. 65.
260
MoKRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
BOXES-Cont'd.
No. 66.
Soap, No. 42, Hammered Metal (see cut 66) _doz.j $6 50
1, Celluloid, white, hinged lid.
" 1, *• amber or shell, hinged lid.
ii q a n It a
" 3^ " white '.'.'. -"
Shaving, Wood, with mirror, tin cup
Metal, " " porcelain cup
no " " "
7 00
8 00
5 00
4 00
1 00
2 00
1 75
Suppository for i doz. (see cut) gross, $4 50
Tooth Powder, i oz., ooaque glass doz.,
-I (1 ' (( ii it.
2 " " " ._.'. """" ...... "
Twine, Glass (see cut) 4 inch, plain each,
6 " " "
4 " engraved "
moon, cut "
canary and flint, polka dot "
Iron, Bronzed Hanging "
Bee Hive "
Brass "
6 00
60
75
1 00
40
60
65
1 00
35
20
75
1 00
MoRRissoN Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
261
BOXES— Cont'd.
Turned Wood,
No, 1, High i oz. gross, $0 25 Flat i oz. gross, SO 25
- . _. "30
50
65
90
1 30
1 60
Nested Nos. 1, 2 and 3
Estes' (Jayne's style),
Height. Diam.
No. 1, 2 in. X 15-16 ._
" 2, 2i" xl
" 3,2f " xl
i " "
30
i " "
50
1 "
70
2 "
1 00
3 " "
1 40
4 " "
1 65
and 3
40
French style (see cutj i oz.
Gross.
$0 40
45
50
50
65
85
1 15
1 65
2 60
Braces, Shoulder.
Cutter's Ladies' and Gents' doz., $9 00
Combination Back Supporting Shoulder Brace and Suspender
(see adv. Geo. Frost & Co.)
Boys' doz., 315 00
Youths' " 16 00
Men's " 18 00
Dr. Gray's Back Supporting Shoulder Brace, for Ladies " 10 50
262
MoKRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
BRACES— Cont'd.
No. 951 Brace.
No 910 Brace
Heinemann's Laced Corset, No. 951, Ladies' (see cut) doz.
" 950,Gents' : "
London
Fancy Silk "
Improved, "
a
ti
<(
Steel Back, "
910, Gents' (see cut) "
911, Ladies'.. "
912, Gents'... »
913, Ladies' "
918, Gents' .. "
919, Ladies' "
970, Gents' "
971, Laiiies' "
972, Gents'.... "
974, " .. . «
940, " (see cut) "
941, Ladies'.. "
^10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 50
7 50
10 50
10 50
7 00
7 00
9 00
13 50
10 00
10 00
ft
No. 940. Brace.
Knickerbocker, (See adv. Knickerbocker S. B. Co.)
No. 1, Ladies' and Gents' doz.,
" 2, " " "
" 3, " " "
" 2, Misses' "
" 3, Boys' "
In Ordering Knickerbocker Braces give Chest Measurement.
$12 00
9 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co's. Prices-Current.
263
BRACES-Cont'd.
Parker's Anchor doz., $10 50
Common Sense " 7 00
New " 9 00
Waebington Improved (see cut) " 12 00
LacedBack " 10 50
Above can be had either ladies' or gents', and assorted sizes.
Brackets for Show Globes
No. 1920, 10 in. arm, 6i shelf, maroon (see cut) SO 70
black and gilt 75
dark antique 80
lamp shelf 4i in. maroon 85
"" blackandgilt 90
" " " *' dark antique 1 00
Also a number of other styles, with different length arms and size of
shelves.
'• 1921 '
" 1922 ♦
" 2120 -
" 2121 '
" 2122 '
264
MORRISSON, JPlUMMER & Co.'s pRICES-CuRRfiNf.
^ O^ BREAST PIPE.
Breast Glasses, or Pipes.
Davol's No. 320 White Eubber Tube doz., 31 75
Economical, Maroon Eubber " 2 00
Geyer's Crescentine, (see cut) " 3 50
Improved No. 1 ^- " 175
No. 2, (see cut 67) .- " 2 00
BREAST PUMPS.
Davol's Household, (see cut 68,) doz., $ 7 50
Dickinson's Fountain, " 69, " 8 00
English, (see cut 70) " 2 25
Hard Eubber, Piston Pump " 12 00
Matson's French " 8 25
" Grenoble, (see cut 71). _ " 4 50
" Improved Double Valve, " 10 00
" Vibratory, Single Valve, " 6 75
Meig's, Metal, Piston " 6 00
W. T. & Co., Home " 3 50
" Phoenix " " 3 00
No. 67.
No. 68.
No. 69.
No. 70.
No. 71.
MoBiiissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
265
Brilliantine, Colgate's ___doz., $2 55
Ooudray's, small, No. 988 " 3 00
large, " 989 " 4 25
Kirk's " 3 75
Liibin's .. " 7 00
Pmaud's,small, No. 2869 " 3 00
large, " 2868 " 3 75
Bronze Powders, Copper, Flesh, Greeu or Scarlet oz., 15
Gold, No. 500 lb., 75
" 1000... " 100
" 2000 " 125
" 3000 ..._" 150
" 4000 " 1 65
" 5000 " 180
" 6000 „ " 2 00
Silver," 1000 . " 150
Brooms, Whisk, No. 32 ord. hurl handle doz., ^1 00
" 17 " " " small " 150
" 16 " " " in shells " 160
" 6XX " " " 185
" 87 " " " " 2 00
" 3pat.black " " 135
" 2 " " " 1 65
" 0 velvet waist " 2 00
" 2bonehandle -.- " 3 00
" 3 " " 3 75
" 2 nickel handle -" 4 50
" 3 " " " 5 00
" 57 bone handle and ring " 4 00
Barber's braided, extra long " 2 00
No. 1 bone handle, horse hair " 5 00
" 1 velvet waist, " " 4 25
" 2 bone handle and ring " 6 50
Broom Holders.
"Wire small, (see adv. Woods, Sherwood & Co.) doz., $1 60
large
A large variety of Broom Holders, plush, metal and composition, ranging
in price from ^6.00 to $30.00 per dozen, kept in stock during Holiday season.
No, 2.
3.
2 00
2 40
266
MoRRissoN. Plijmmer & Co.'s Prices-Currext.
"^— — - - i.
3 ROWS.
Brushes.
DOZ.
Bandoline, Buffalo and Bone $2 50 to M 00
and Flesh— Leiner's long, curved, 3 row, (see cut and adv.
M. Leiner) 7 50
Leiner's small, curved 6 00
SH ALL AROUND
Bath and Flesh— Leiner's long, straight (see cut) ^7 00
" curved, slip handle, (see cut) 7 50
straight, " " " _ 5 00
Bath and Flesh— Ryan's No. 10, pat. slip handle .. $9 00
lOX, curved, slip handle 9 50
Bath and Flesh— Ryan's No. 3, curved. Flesh S9 00
5, " " medium 7 00
29, " " -.. 7 00
08, Double Bath 8 00
1, Round " long handle 5 75
2, Leather back, bath 7 00
Ladies', plush back, flesh 7 50
Scotts', flesh, electric (see adv. Geo. E. Scott),
each, 2 10
MoRRissox, Plummer & Co.'s Pricks-Current. 267
BRXJSHES-Cont'd.
No. 279.
Blacking, Lyon's Excelsior Brush. This wood collar doubles the strength of
the bristles and prevents them from spreading, and matting
down. When the bristles have worn down to the wood collar it
may be removed, and the dauber will then last as long as a new
one without it.
o. 110, Black Bristle, (see cut above) _.doz., $1
No. 100, " "
No. 5, " "
No. 7, Black and White Spots
No. 800, Black Bristle -.
No. 45, Black and White Bristle
Handled .
No. 2,
No. 26, " .
No. 14,
No. 32,
No. 82,
No. 84,
No. 308, "
No. 6,
No. 213, "
No. 176, "
No. 208, Porter's
No. 250, "
No. 6,
No. 213, "
3Z., $1 75
" 2 00
•' 2 50
" 3 00
" 4 00
" 4 50
1 65
" 2 00
" 2 25
3 00
" 3 50
" 5 00
" 5 50
" 6 75
7 50
" 9 00
" 5 50
" 4 50
" 6 75
« 7 50
Daubers.
No.
No.
No.
No.
1, Lyon's Excelsior, (see cut) _. doz., $1 00
No. 50
Everlasting
Brushes, Blacking, In Sets.
No. 0, in wood boxes :: doz
No. 2," " "
No. 3i, in heavy paste-board boxes
Chicago, in tin boxes
No. 4, in heavy paste-board boxes
65
85
1 25
" 1 75
1 50
z., ^ 2 00
3 00
4 00
6 50
' 10 50
268
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
BRXJSHES-Cont'd.
Bottle (see cut) __. small, doz., ^0 60
medium, " 80
large, " 1 00
Nursing " 25
Tube " 15
Camel Hair, for throat, wood handle " 75
wire " " 1 00
For full line of camel hair brushes see Painters' Supplies.
Chimney, Wire Handle, Bristle doz., 75
Cloth, No. 10, Cheap Tampico doz.,8 1 00
16, Center " White Bristle oiitside *' 185
155, HorseHair " 2 00
25 . White Bristle outside large, " 2 75
44. AUBristle " 3 00
221, Cherry back " 3 50
90, Long stock, bristle outside " 4 50
1500, All Black Bristle " 6 00
75, All White Bristle, Velvet Brush " 5 00
80, LargeBrush " 5 50
355, With handle " 7 50
28, Eoach back " 6 50
395, Kosewood back, white bristles " 8 00
97, Large roach back, rosewood, black bristles " 1100
126, Extra long, Eussia bristles " 13 00
5, Leather back " 3 00
226, " " " 5 50
20B, " " " 6 50
150, " " " 9 00
61, Florence " 8 50
62, " " 6 75
A full assortment of both imported and American brushes, at prices
ranging from ^1 50 to SIS 00 per dozen. Samples sent on application.
Crumb.
.No. 0-1, doz., $3 50
" 10, " 4 50
" 20, " 7 00
MoREissoK, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
269
BRUSHES -Cont'd.
Daubingf (see Blacking Brushes.)
Ear (see Aurilaves.)
Flesh (see Bath Brushes.)
H ai r, Scott's Electric (see adv.)
No. 401, X. Common Hair doz.,
27, Tampico Centre "
58,S. All Bristle "
261, " " DarkBack "
37, » " Light " --- "
156, Dark " Dark " large "
152, White Bristle, Satinwood Back "
. 1301, " " Eose " " .. "
1306, " " Olive " " "
1305, " " " " " large "
446, " " Satin " " very stiff. . "
369, Unbl cached Bristle, Mahogany back "
172, "White Bristle, penetrating brush "
116, " " Dark Screw Back "
401, S. Black " Screw Back, Barber's med., size, "
402, S. " " " " " large " "
100, Unbleached Bristle, Satinwood Back, long
stock "
605, X. White Bristol, Eosewood, Imit. solid back "
610, X. White Bristle, Eosewood, large, Imit. solid
back - "
Military, no Handle "
Tourist's, Folding Handle "
No. 51,S. 9 Bow, Solid Back "
50,S. 11 " " " "
56,S. 13 " " " '^
1028, Large Square, solid back "
Pullman, 7Eow, White or Dark Bristle "
%IJIIII11W<')'^
Duple.
5 8 40
12 60
16 80
21 00
25 20
25
75
75
25
25
25
00
50
50
00
00
00
00
00
50
00
8 00
8 00
10 00
10 00
6 50
5 00
7 50
12 50
18 00
7 50
Florence,
No. 100, 15 Eows._ _.doz., $12 50
115, 15 " " 10 75
215,15 " " 11 25
220,13 " " 8 25
225,13 " _ " 9 25
295,13 " " 8 00
No. 310, 13 Eows doz.,
365, 13
395, 13
335, 13
465, 11
565, 11
$7 50
8 50
7 75
7 00
8 25
7 00
270
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
HAIR BRTTSHES-Cont'd.
9 rows doz., $ 6 25
" 6 25
Florence, No. 665
" 795, 9
" 495, 11
" 480,11
" 825. 7
" 680, 9
Duple, (see cut, page 269)
•' 1, Infant
Celluloid, White, No. 1, Oval Back, Plain Handle, 13 rows
4, Small Square, Twist
6, " Oval, "
7, Medium " "
8, Large,
14
11
13
14
16
Also a Line of above in Amber Color.
6 25
4 90
4 10
3 20
8 00
4 10
7 50
9 50
11 00
9 25
12 00
15 00
Wire, Eagle, No. 321, six in carton, 3 oval and 3 equauL oa,±Lon,
" 202, " " all square "
N. G. Plain Oval Back doz.,
A full line of Eagle Wire Brushes, A. to F. and Nos. 1
to 18, put up singly doz.,
Hat, No. 1, Plush back. Black and White Bristles "
" 1 " " White Bristles "
100, Leather Back, Black and White Bristles "
Handled Plush back, White Bristles "
30 Leiner's Twisted in Wire "
0 " " " large "
S. Crooked, WoodBack "
Infant.
6645, Bone Handle, White Horse Hair doz.,
6646, Decorated " " "
6676, White " Goat
6676, Decorated "
6676, M. B.
6677, " «
6674, Buffalo, " "
6675, " " "
6676, " " **
$ 1 15
1 15
1 75
$12 00
$2 00
2 50
3 00
3 50
5 00
6 00
3 25
3 75
4 50
MoRRissoisr, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
271
BRUSHES— Cont'd.
Marking.
Camel Hair doz., $0 65
Bristle " 35
Mucilage, With Tin Caps and Handles " 10
Nail Brushes, Best Quality,
2426
6
2427
7
2428
8
3425
5
3426
6
3427
7
3428
8
3429
9
2505
5
2506
6
2507
7
2508
8
2509
9
3506
6
3507
7
5Eow, White $1 25
150
2 00
2 25
with Wings 150
" .___3Si[)
Buffalo Handle 2 75
3 25
. 3 75
5 00
6 00
" " with Wings 3 75
4 50
2546 Concave, Handle on Back 3 50
2548 " " " " 4 75
2549 " " " " 5 00
2526 Straight Face, Buffalo Handle on Back 8 75
2706 " " '• " " " 4 75
No. 1, Without handle, Tampico Centre doz., $1 25
4, " " All Bristle " 1 75
20, " " Polished Back, Bristle " 3 75
208, " " Eosewood Back " " 6 00
Leather " " " 4 50
Leiner's No. 9 .SI 75
" 10 2 50
272 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Pricks-Current.
BRUSHES-Cont'd.
Paint, see Painters' Supplies.
Scrub.
No.
1
2._
3
4
doz.
" 10 Grey Bristle.
Bubber, with long handles,
No. 0 Tampico doz.,
" 2 " "
" 2 Mixed BristleV™"'".'"!!^".""."!.".'!!.""."" "
" 3 Grey Mixed . "
U 00
1 25
1 50
2 00
4 00
5 00
i 3 00
3 50
6 OC
10 50
Silver Plate.
3 Eow, soft, medium or stiff doz., $2 00
4 " " " an _ _ . " 2 25
6 " " " " " ^^II!" ""I'lII'-I" " 2 75
Shaving.
123 Japanned Handle doz.,
126 " "
128 " "
40 Wire Bound "
50 " " •'
60 " " •'
70 Twine Bound "
90 " " - "
110 " " "
61 Nutmeg Handle, French Bristle "
62 " " " " "
^Q (( (( <( H «
165 Metal Ferule, " " JI." "_"." ".".y.".""""! "
108 Twine Bound, Best French BristTeV/.""''.!-'.'."'"! "
220 Kosewood Handle, " " chisel point "
3C1 Black " Badger Bristle ''
.5,100 Bone " " " "
15,131 White and Black Bone Handle, Badger Bristle ... "
33 " Bone Handle, Badger Bristle "
15,352 White Bone and Tulip Handle, Badger Bristle "
15,318 Black Handle, Badger Bristle, large "
Celluloid Handle, best stock, assorted colors "
$0 40
50
60
85
00
25
25
50
75
25
50
75
75
25
00
00
50
50
00
00
6 00
7 00
3 00
MoKRissoN, Plubimer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 273
BRUSHBS-C Dut'd
Stencil, See Painters' Supplies.
Tooth, Best Domestic, English and French Make. '
These Cuts ropresent a few of th« various shapes and
styles in stock. Prices range from $4.00 to 35 cents per dozen.
See next page.
21 4 MoBKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
BRirSHES-Coiit'd.
Tooth, The Corwin Brush.
Every brush stamped and warranted secure* manufactured
especially for M., P. & Co.
5 Row, Wax Back aoz.,.S3 00
4 " " " " 2 50
3 " " " " 125
5 " Solid " 3 00
4 « " " 2 50
Loonen's, French, 302, 3 Row " 45
318, 3 " " 60
634, Mintzer cut, 3 Row " 75
176, 4 " Wax Back " 100
1352, Assorted, 4 " Solid " " 1 10
1353, " 4 " " " " 1 50
734, Mintzercut,4 " " 125
1820, 3 " SolidBack " 150
795 and 796, Buffalo and Horn handles,
double ends " 1 75
1358, Solid Back, assorted " 2 00
1478, Tulip Wood Handles " 2 50
RoyalEnglish " 2 50
Astrakan, Goat " 2 50
2097, Fancy Handles " 2 75
2098, " " " 3 50
184, " " on card " 2 00
750, Badger Hair " 150
1327, " " " 1 75
1328 " " -- - " 2 50
2160! Folding Pocket,' WoVd Handle'.'"."" " 3 00
2360, " " Buffalo " " 3 50
1960, " " White Bone Handle . " 3 75
Gem Pocket with Powder in Handle " 3 00
We have besides, a large variety of styles and prices,
suitable for all kinds of Trade. Specify about price you
wish to pay.
Maw's, Extra, No. 5 doz., SI 75
2 _ " 1 25
Best, 4Row""II""""""""'I"II"III3"""""" " 2 50
Children's.- " 1 40
TomThumb " 85
Florence, Prophylactic " 3 00
DentalPlate " 3 00
Tooth Brush Racks (see cut and adv. of Wood's, Sherwood & Co.)
Patent Wire, No. 78 _ doz. $1 80
79 " 2 00
74 " 2 40
75... " 4 80
76 " 6 40
Varnish (see Painters' Supplies).
Whitewash (see Painters' Supplies).
MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
275
BRUSHES— Cont'd.
Window, or Pope's eye. (See cut.)
No.0 doz., 8 4 50
1 " 6 00
10, Wire Fastened " 9 00
12, " " " 12 00
Window Oblong, or Car Washers. (See cut.)
No. 000 doz., $5 50
00 " 5 00
0, WireDrawn _.. " 8 00
1, " " " 10 50
Syringe-double. Eng. Breast Pump.
Atomizer-double. Atmoizer-single.
Bulbs, India Rubber.
Atomizer, single doz.,
" double "
Cupping Glass "
English Breast Pump "
Matson's Improved Breast Pump "
Vibratory Breast " "
Family Syringe "
Double Syringe "
Single " "
Burners, Lamp.
Sun, No. 0 doz., 3 0 55
1 . " 60
2 . "85
Duplex, No. 2 " 300
Argaud " 200
Unique, No.2 " 200
Moehring, " 3 " 600
Tubular, " 0 " 80
Burners, Bunsen . plain, each,
" " with support for dish "
Sun Hinge, No. 0 doz.,
1 "
2 "
Leader, 1 "
2 "
Columbia, 2 "
Imperial "
; 2 50
3 00
4 50
1 75
3 50
3 00
3 00
1 75
1 50
5 0 80
90
1 40
1 25
2 25
6 00
12 00
75
1 50
276 MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Cachets, Limousin's, iNo. 1 M., $1 20
" 2 " 110
" 3 " 115
Cachou Lozenges, Henry Thayer & Co.'s (see adv.).
In small metal boxes igro. pkgs., gross, 7 20
Inl lb. bots lb., 50
Cachous, Clifford's Cardamon doz., 75
Cook's Aromatic, (see adv. John G. Cook) " 75
Pearl " 75
Silvered " 75
Hooper's, metal boxes " 120-
Paper boxes " 100
Ladies', paper boxes " 100
Jokes " 60
Oriental 50 bots. on card, per card, 1 50
Smax doz., 75
Trix, small, (see adv. Trix Mfg. Co.) " 35
Large " 70
Silvered, Thayer's 1 lb. plain bots., lb., 1 25
Fancy bots., " 1 75
Warner's (see adv.W. E. Warner & Co.,) 2 doz. on stand
doz., 62i
1 lb. plain bots., lb., 1 25
Fancy bots., " 1 75
Yale 4 doz. on stand, doz., 621
Camphor Ice, Ballard's doz., 1 00
Bazin's " 125
Caswell, Hazard & Co.'s " 150
Hegeman's " 175
Henry's Carbolated " 150
Vaseline " 125
Candles, Paraffine,4 to lb., 61b. bxs lb., 16
6 " " " 16
Candy, see confectionery.
Cans, Herb (see herb canisters).
Jacket 1 gal. each, $0 30
2 gals. " 40
3 gals. " 50
5 gals. " 60
10 gals. " 1 00
"The Druggist," with pump... _ 3 gals. " 2 00
5 gals. " 2 50
Turner's, Oil, with pump 2 gals. " 2 00
5 gals. " 3 00
Capsules, empty, see Dundas, Dick & Co., H. Planten & Son, and
Parke, Davis Co., in Prop. Med. List.
Cards, Playing.
999. Steamboat, Bound Comers, Assorted backs, per doz., $0 50
101. Tigers, Extra Quality, Assorted Plaid,
Star and Calico Backs " " 63
155. Tourists, Neat set Pattern Backs " " 100
808. Bicycle,White Enameled, Bicycle and assorted
Fancy Backs " " 150
808 X. Bicycle, Gilt-edged " " 2 00
IVToERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Peioes-Current.
211
CARDS, PLAYING-Cont'd.
188. Capitol, Enameled. Fancy Backs per doz., S2 00
188.x " GiltEdjres. Enameled. Fancy Backs " " 2 75
202. Sportsman's, Enameled, high finish. Assorted Backs " " 3 00
202. X " Gilt Edges. Enameled, high finish. Assorted Backs. " " 3 75
707. Cabinet, for Progressive Euchre. Double Enameled.
Original Assorted Backs. Cloth Boxes " " 2 75
707 X Cabinet, for Progressive Euchre. Gilt Edges. Cloth
Boxes stamped in gold " " 3 50
303. Army and Navy. All Linen. Assorted Fancy Backs.
Doable Enameled. Highest finish. Cloth boxes. Su-
perfine Poker Cards " " 4 00
505. Extra Army and Navy. Gilt Edges. All Linen.
Double Enameled. Cloth Boxes .___- " " 5 50
404. Congress, Finest Double Enameled. Gilt Backs. Cloth
Boxes " " 5 50
606. Extra Congress. Gilt Edges. Finest Double En-
ameled. Cloth Boxes stamped in gold " " 7 00
E^" Order by the above Numbers.
Cases, Dressing. See Dressing.
Nail, see Manicure,
Odor, See Odor Cases.
Show, (See adv. Eureka Show Case Co.)
We are prepared to fill orders for these goods at manufacturer's
best prices, and, on application, will give quotations on any
desired style. See cuts, page
Shaving, See Shaving.
Toilet, See Toilet Cases.
Pocket Vial Case, Nos. 816 and 819.
Size, 6 inches long, S% inches wide, and 1}^ inches thick. Contains
20 two drachm vials. This is a compact case, with strap around
the same, passing through loops.
No. 816. Prioe, in black seal grained leather each, SI 50
" 819. " " russet calf " " " 2 00
Flexible Pocket Case.
No. 826. Dimensions, 1^ inches long, 4 inches wide, 1%
inches thick. Made of soft seal grained leather, with pocket for
papers, etc., slide and tuck on side. Contains double row of
one drachm vials, and one row of 12 three drachm vials; 36
vials complete. Price each, S3 60
No. 826i, Same style and size as No. 823, in red or black
Russia leather. Price each, 4 00
278
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Curreny.
$2 50-
FLEXIBLE POCKET CASES— Cont'd.
No. 726. Dimensions, 6% inches long, 33^ inches wide, H
inches thick. Made of soft seal grained leather, with pocket for
papers, etc., slide and tuck on side. Contains 10 two drachm
vials, and 8 three drachm vials. Price each,
No. 726i. Same style and
size as No. 726, in red or black
Russia leather. Price, each. . ^2 90
No. 526. Dimensions, 8%
inches long, 4J^ inches wide, l|
inches thick. Made of soft seal
grained leather, with pocket
for papers, etc., slide and tuck
on side. Contains one row of
13 three drachm vials, and one
row of 11 four drachm vials.
Price each, 3 00
No. 5263^. Same style and
size as No. 526, in red or biack
Russia leather. Price each, 3 40
No. 426. Dimensions, Ti
inches long. 4 inches wide, 13^
inches thick. Made of soft seal
grained leather, with pocket for
papers, etc., slide and tuck on
side. Contains two rows of
three drachm vials, 12 in each
row. Price each, 2 85
No. 4263^. Same style and
size as No. 426, in red or black
Russia leather. Price each, 3 25
No. 428 contains 16-2 drachm vials, dark morocco, with
strap doz., S13 50
No. 488 contains 18-2 drachm vials, dark morocco, sewed " 12 00
" 549 " 16-li " " portemonnaie style.. " 18 00
" 589 -' 20-4 " " morocco, gilt with
strap " 23 00
No. 602 contains 20-2 drachm vials, wrapper cate " 17 00
" 603 " 12-2 " " and 8-4 drachm vials
wrapper case .. " 20 00
No. 606 contains 16-3 drachm vials, of the best Russian
leather . " 33 00
No. 612 contains 12-3 drachm vials, wrapper case, stiff
ends " 16 00
No. 61 7 contains 10-4 drachm vials, and 18-i drachm vials,
the vials all upright, when carried in pocket ..." 26 00
No. 622 contains 10-4 drachm vials, and 14-2 drachm
vials, soft red morocco " 28 00
No. 636 contains 24-2 drachm vials, wrapper case, soft
red morrocco " 26 00
No. 638 contains 10-3 drachm vials and 14-1^ drachm
vials, wrapper case,soft red morocco " 30 00
No. 641 contains 12-2 drachm vials, glass stoppered, well
grotmd, soft red morocco " 27 OG
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 2Y9
FLEXIBLE POCKET CASES-Cont'd.
No. 642 contains 12-2 drachm vials, glass stoppered, and
10-3 drachm corked metal ends, soft red morocco doz., i536 00
No. 661. 12-li drachm, soft, flexible case, black, no catch. " 20 00
No. 663. 8-4 " " " " no catch " 18 00
No. 665. 12-2 " " " " black, no catch. " 21 00
Solid Buggy Case No. 6— Open.
No. 6. Dimensions, 12 inches long, 7i inches high, 5|
inches wide. Contains 26 three drachm vials, 26 one ounce vials,
4 three ounce vials; space for powder papers, instruments, etc.
Case made of Russia leather, mounted with German silver cor-
ners, nickel spring lock, with key, and nickel name plate, making
the most substantial, complete and richest looking Physicians'
Case ever placed on the market. Price each, $12 00
It should be noted that the No. 6 Case is protected by Ger-
man silver corners; also the new nickel edge trimmings around
the center partition, which adds to the appearance of the case,
and serves to protect from wear, and to keep the partition in
place.
Satchel Buggy Case No. 7.
No. 7. Dimensions, 12 inches long, 7i inches high, 6 inches
wide, with space under side flap % inch deep, the size of one
side of the case, also a box with cover li inches deep, 6 inches
long, 5 inches wide, for powder papers, instruments, etc. Con-
tains 24 three drachm vials, 24 one ounce vials, 4 three ounce
bottles, same as No. 6. Price (black or brown) each, $13 85
Satchel Buggy Case No. 527.
Dimensions, 10 inches long, 7 inches high, 4^ inches wide.
Contains 20 one ounce vials and 40 three drachm vials, with
pockets for sundries, loops for instruments, etc. Price, (black
or brown) each, $12 50
280 MoRRissox, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
SATCHEL BUGGY CASES-Cont'd.
No. 643 Buggy Case, red or black Morocco, very compact
and well protected, containing 8-li oz., glass stoppered,
10-1 oz., 12-6 drachm, 8-4 drachm and 10-2 drachm corked
vials, the rows of vials are arranged to fall and show all the
labels; has large pocket per doz., ^126 00
No. 649 Buggy Case, dark morocco, contains 8-1 oz., 12-4
drachm, 15-li drachm and 15-1 drachm corked vials, and elas-
tic loops for surgical instruments ; pocket per doz.,.$ 82 00
Above case is also made with 15-2i drachm vials in place
of the li drachm and 1 drachm.
No. 651 Buggy Case, dark morocco, contains 8-1 oz., 12-4
drachm and 24-2 drachm corked vials, and space for sundries,
4ixlx4i inches per doz.,^ 80 00
No. 652, Buggy Case, dark morocco, contains 6-li oz., 6-4
drachm, 12-2 drachm corked vials per doz.,S 60 00
Above is a small, handy, buggy case.
No. 657, Buggy Case, dark morocco, contains 3-3 oz. 20-1
oz. and 15 long 4 drachm corked vials. Two covered spaces for
instruments and sundries. Thoroughly protected from wear
by nickel trimmings, case opens in centre per doz.,$150 00
A fine case for those wishing to carry a good deal of medi-
cine. Suitable for country physicians.
No. 660 Satchel Case, 10-inch frame ; contains 18-1 oz., 11-6
drachm and 11-4 drachm corked vials, ample loops for instru-
ments, box for sundries, and a neat plush-lined ease for hypo-
dermic syringe perdoz.,$140 00
We think this is the most convenient satchel case in the
market. All of the pieces holding the bottles are removable,
transforming it into a traveling satchel, and can be replaced at
pleasure.
Solid Leather Medicine Case No. 906.
Dimensions, S}4 inches long, 5 inches high, 3f inches wide.
Contains 5 2-oz. glass-stopper bottles, 7 6-drachm, 9 4-drachm
vials, sole-leather case, with two nickel clasps, bottles arranged
in three rows with pocket for powders, etc. Price each,S 6 75
MORRISSON, Pl.UMMER & Co.'s PrIOES-CuRRENT.
281
Solid Leather Case No. 646.
Dimensions, 8 inches Ions', 3i inches wide, 2 inches thick.
Contains 12-2-drachm vials, and 10-3 drachm vials. Case is
made of sole-leather, hand-stitched; is strong and durable. For
hard usage and service no case is equal to it. Price each, S3 00
No. 800 Bag.
Obstetric and Gynecological Instrument Bags.
The style No. 800 is a shallow bag, 5 inches in depth and 5
inches in width, made in various lengths to meet the conveni-
ence of the physician. In style and appearance they are like a
first-class traveling-bag, with steel-covered frames, nickel
spring, double hasp lock, with key, nickel name plate, etc. Are
made of the finest grain stock, lined with drab-colored chamois
skin, inside pocket on one side. They are made up in a neat
manner, and are found well adapted to the purpose intended.
No. 800, 10 inches long, brown or black each,
" 12 «
" 13 "
" 14 "
" 15 "
" 16 "
" 17 "
" 3 10
3 25
" 3 50
" 3 75
" 4 00
" 4 25
No. 1002.
Solid Leather Tumbler Case.
No. 1003.
This case is made from best quality of case leather, hand-
stitched, furnished complete with etched drinking glass. Size
of case, 4J^ inches long, 2 3^ inches in diameter.
No. 1002 Tumbler Case. Price, complete, with glasses,
per doz.. Sll 25
282
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Solid Leather Tumbler Case, No. 1 003.
This case is made of same material and finish as No. 1002,
and of hat shape, which is novel and neat, making it specially
attractive.
No. 1003. Tumbler Case. Price, complete with glasses,
per doz., $13 50
Case roles. Porcelain with Spout and Handle 8oz., each, 60
12 " " 75
The Same with Covers 8" " 75
12 " " I 10
Catheters, English, Best doz., 1 00
Holtou's, Soft Eubber " 3 00
Jaques' " " " 5 50
Caustic Holders, Hard Eubber.
No. 1 each,$0 25
" 2 " 30
" 3 " 40
" 4 . " 50
Cements, see manufacturers' names in Proprietary List.
Chalk, Billiard 1 gro, boxes, gro., $0 50
Carpenter's Blue . i "
Bed i "
White i "
Crayons, White 1 "
Assorted colors 1 "
Tailors', " " 1 "
Chamois Skins. See Skins.
Champagne Taps.
1 00
90
70
09
75
25
No. 11
No. 11, With Eemovable Center (see cut).
-doz., $9 00
No. 46.
No. 46, Crooked Faucet Shape (see cut) .doz., $9 00
Lawrence.. , " 9 00
MoRRissox, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 283
CH:A.MPAGNE TAPS-Cont'd.
No. 47.
No. 47, Straight (see cut)
Chemical Flasks (see Flasks.)
Chest and Lung Protectors.
Single or Chest, Chamois or Felt (see cut.)
Discount 33i per cent.
No. 01, Extra Large doz., $8 50
^' 02, Large " 7 00
« 03, Medium. " 6 00
.doz., S7 00
Double or Lung, Chamois or Felt (see cut.)
No. 21, Extra Large doz., S16 50
" 22, Large " 14 50
" 23, Medium '^ 12 00
284 MoRRissoN, Plummbr & Co.'s Prices-Current.
CHEST AND LUNG PBOTECTORS-Cont'd.
No, 41, Extra Large doz., $27 50
" 42, Large " 24 00
" 43, Medium " 20 00
Alpine Chest Protector.
No. 10, Extra Large, doz., S46 00
" 11, Large " 42 00
" 12, Good Size-_-_ " 38 00
" 13, Medium " 34 00
" 14, Small " 30 00
Yankee Cuirass, No. 31, Extra Large doz., S25 00
" 32, Large . " 20 00
" 33, Medium " 16 50
Lung Protecting Yests. No. 100. These Vests are made
of red felt, but the parts immediately over the lungs
are made of chamois skin " 30 00
Czarewitch, No. 71, Extra Large " 35 00
" 72, Large " 28 00
" 73, Medium " 22 50
Ladies' Victorines, No. 61, Extra Large " 31 50
" 62, Large " 25 00
Chewing Gums.
Adams' Black Jack box, $0 60
" Sappota Tolu " 75
" Tutti Frutti " 75
Colgan's Taffy Tolu (see adv. Colgan & McAfee) doz. boxes, 3 00
Danheiser's Ma-na Tolu box, 30
MoRRissoN, Plummeb & C'o.'s Prices-Cukrent. 285
CHEWIKG GUMS-Cont'd.
Curtis' Spruce box, ^0 25
" " loz.bbls doz., 125
" " 2 " " " 2 00
" Select Tears lb., 1 25
White Mountain box, 25
Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco.
We have carefully selected the following brands, and recommend
them to the Retail Drug Trade. (See adv. Cigars).
Mi Favorita, Conchas, clear Havana per M., S60 00
Carl Upmann's Condres Seed and Havana " " 60 00
Liederkranz Cabinet Eeina Victorias " " 60 00
Mi Favorita Conchas, clear Havana, very fine " " 70 00
Petit Bouquet " " 75 00
Santiago de Cuba (combination) " " 50 00
OurOwn " " 35 00
Daisies . " " 35 00
Naiad Queen " " 30 00
May " " 25 00
Golden Belt Cigarettes, in 10 and 20's " " 4 00
Sweet Cap " "" " " " " 4 00
Old Judge " " 4 00
fine Cut Chewing, Charm of the West " lb., 60
Florida, Light and Dark " " 60
Smoking, Briar Pipe (cloth) " " 30
F.O.B. (tin foiled)...--" " " 26
SweetF.O.B " " 28
Tom and Jerry " " 24
Cocaine Cotton, Heinemann's (See adv.) doz., 2 25
Gauze, " " " 9 00
Plaster, " " " 6 00
Cotton, Magic " 12 vials on card card, 1 00
Coin Test Bottles, 2-oz each, 40
Cold Creams and Lotions.
Bauer's Celestial Cream doz., $1 50
Casler's Oriental Paste " 150
Cuticream, Prentice & Evenson " 175
Dore's Arnica Cream, in tubes " 150
Espey's Fragrant Cream small, " 175
large, " 3 25
Funk's Cream of Roses " 150
Garwood's Kathryn Cream Lotion " 150
Helmbold's Glycerine Jelly " 175
Hazard's Cold Cream (formerly C. H. & Co.") " 2 50
Mayuard's Benzoated Glycerine Jelly, in tubes.' " 1 50
Malvina Cream " 4 00
Lotion " 4 00
Patey's Cold Cream _-- " 150
Strong's Arnica Jelly, in tubes l._ " 1 50
Vaseline Cold Cream " 1.35
Weller's Egyptian Cream of Flowers . " 150
Collar and Cuff Boxes. See boxes.
Colognes.
Austin's Forest Flower (see adv. T. Kingsford).
trial, doz., $1 00
small, " 1 75
medium. " 3 75
large, " 7 50
286
MoRRJssoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
COLOGNES-Cont'd.
Austin's Begin a Bouquet, Sprink. Top doz., S2 00
Toilet Water . " 2 50
Bean & Hurl but.
The popular perfume Peep O'Day Bouquet. The best perfume
for 25c in the market.
1 oz. nickel screw cap doz., $2 00
328, Slipper Perfume SI 75
557, " " 75
582, Boot " 1 25
527, Basket Pressed ... 2 00
Also a large variety of perfumes in fancy-shaped containers, put
up by the above manufacturers.
Cologne Water.
Burnett's, quarter pints, wicker or basket style.... .per doz., $ 4 00
" cork stopper, plain
half pints, glass stopper
" wicker or basket style
" cork stopper, plain
pints, glass stopper
3 00
8 00
8 00
6 00
14 00
MoREissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 287
COLOGNE WATBK-Cont'd.
Burnett's, pints, wicker or basket style per doz., ^14 00
" cork stopper, plain " " 1100
quarts, glass stopper " " 24 00
" wicker or basket style " " 24 00
" cork stopper, plain " " 20 00
Aqua de Florimel " " 5 00
Caswell, Massey & Co., Toilet No. 6, 8 oz., " " 9 00
" " 16, " " " 15 00
Drexel's Bell Cologne " " 175
Colognes.
Eastman's No. 650, violet, glass stopper, (see adv. Eastman
Bros.) 8oz.,doz., $8 50
651, white heliotrope, glass stopper, 8 " " 8 50
652, Jockey Club, glass stopper... 8 " " 8 50
660, " " sprinkler top " 2 00
Write for List.
Farina, No. 4711, long and 6hort,(see adv. Muhlens & Kropfl) " 5 00
4711, Wicker green label K pts., " 6 00
4711, " " " Ipt., " 10 00
J. M. long and short, No. 4 " 5 50
J. M. opposite Julichs Platz _ " 6 25
Florentine (Wrisley's) cork stopper 2 oz., " 175
" " 4 " " 3 25
" " 8 " " 6 25
glass " 4 " " 4 00
" " 8 " " 7 50
Floreston . " 165
Forsyth Assorted small, " 175
Fleming's Mikado ^ " 160
Garwood's Kathryn, new and very attractive style.. " 4 00
Hazard & Hazard, No. 6 4 oz., " 5 50
6 8" " 10 50
6 16 " " 16 00
Asst 8" " 10 50
" 16 " " 16 00
Bathing 12oz., " 6 50
Hoyt's German Cologne, (see adv. E. W. Hoyt & Co.),
small, doz,, $1 75
(We handle no other Hoyt Cologne.) medium, " 3 75
large, " 7 50
Kirk's, Jas. S. & Co., 1 oz. 2 oz. 4 oz. 8 oz. 16 oz.
Zenithia doz., $1 80 $3 00 $6 50 $1100 $2100
Neroli " 150 5 00 8 50 15 50
Violet " 6 00 10 50
Lazell's 8 oz. Glass Stopper doz., $ 8 00
" 19 " " " " 15 00
Lundborg's Rhenish (see adv. Young, Ladd & Coffin.)
No. 201, Long Bound, Cork Stop 4 oz., doz., $4 00
" 202, Short Square, " 4" " 4 00
" 208, Round, Cut Glass Stop ipt., " 9 50
" 205, Square, Wicker Cork Stop 4 oz., " 6 00
" 209, Round, Cut Glass Stop ipt., " 12 00
" 216, Demi j oho, Cork Stop 5 oz., " 8 00
" 221, Round Wicker, " 5" " 7 50
" 217, Demijohn, " ..qt., " 33 00
288
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
COLOGNES— Cont'd.
Mikado (see Jas. S. Kirk & Co.'s soap list) doz., $1 60
Princess, Sprinkler Top, Asst'd Odors " 2 00
St. Trelody (Lorenz), " 175
Sweet Bye and Bye (Tappan's) " 175
Tetlow's Gold Medal, No. 807 " 0 65
" 810 " 140
" 874 Asst'd Odors, Sprinkler Top, " 1 75
Combs.
CeUuloid, No. 6, Oval, Quill Back, Asst'd Colors -._ 8 in., " 2 50
" 1, Straight 7i " " 100
A Full Assortment of Pocket and Fine Combs in Celluloid.
Butler Hard Rubber Combs— Hard Rubber Dress-
ing, American line.
501, Straight Quill Back 7 in., doz., $0 60
No. 600. 8 inches.
600, Curved Back, fancy, (see cut) 7in., doz., $0 70
600, " " " 8" " 9U
No. 603. 7:V inches.
602, Oval, Curved Back, heavy, (see cut) 7 in., doz., $0 75
602, " " " " 7*" " 90
602, " " " « 8 " " 1 00
No. 603. 8 inches
603, Curved, Quill, extra heavy, (see cut) 7 in., doz., SI 00
603, " " " " 8 " " 1 25
No. 607. 7i inches.
607, Quill, Barber, (see cut) li in., doz., SO 75
617, Cheap, Barber 7 " " 65
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No. 200i.
2004, Quill Back, Barber, (see cut) 7 in., doz., SO 65
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 289
COMBS-Oont'd.
lilli^^
No. 121. 7i inches .
121, Straight Barber (see cut) 7 in., doz., $1 20
ills
No. 143. 7^- inches.
143, Straight Barber, narrow 7 in., doz., SO 80
143, " " » (see cut) 7i " " 90
No. 123. 7 inches.
123, Barber Taper (see cut) 7 in., doz., $1 60
No. 124. 7 inches.
124, Barber, quill back (see cut).
.7 in., doz., $1 85
No. 609. SJ inches.
609, Straight Heavy Quill, (see cut) ...Si in., doz..
$2 00
No. 805. 9 inches.
805, Extra Heavy, Plain Wide Back, Gilt 8 in., doz., $S 00
805,(seecut) ..9" " 3 50
H. R, Comet Line.
2001, Curved Back, fancy style of 600 7 in., doz., $0 70
2001, " " . " ' " " 600 8 " " 90
2002, Oval, Curved Back, " " 602 7 " " 75
2002, " " " " " 602 8 " " 1 00
No. 2005. 8 inches.
2005, Extra Heavy Quill, Wide Back (see cut) 9 in., doz., $2 00
290
MoEKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
COMBS-Cont'd.
No. 8010.
2010, Curved fancy back, gilt (see cut) 8 in., doz., $1 00
Butler Hard Eubber Line.
1113, Quill barber, all coarse 7i in., doz., 1 40
No. 114. 8 inches.
114, Curved quiU (see cut) 8 in., doz., $2 25
1114, " " aU coarse -8 " " 2 25
No. 144. 9 inches.
144, Extra heavy fancy roaob (see cut) 9 in., doz., $3 75
No. 708. 9 inches.
708, Med. heavy quill (see cut) 9 in., doz., $3 25
No. 719. 8 inches.
719, Fancy back (see cut)
.8 in., doz., $1 75
No. 735. 8 inches.
735, Curved back, gilt stamp (see cut) 8 in., doz., $2 00
No. 739. 8 inches.
739, Curved back, fancy stamp (see cut).
.8 in., doz., ^1 50
MoREissoisr, Plummek & Go's. Peices-Curkent. 291
COMBS-Cont'd.
No. 740. 8 inches.
740, Fancy gilt stamp (see cut).
.8 in., doz., $1 40
No. 743. Si inches.
743, Imt. buff horn, quill back (see cut) 7 in., doz., $175
743, " " " " " 7i " " 2 00
1743, •' " " « •' all coarse.. .8 " " 2 25
Koyal Brand H. R. Combs, all gilt stamped, and wrapped singly.
No. 118-8. '
118, Extra heavy, straight back (see cut). . .81 in., doz., $4 75
No. 122. 81 inches.
122, Extra heavy, oval quill back (see cut). .8i in., doz., $4 50
.8 in., doz., 82 50
No. 126. 8 inches.
126, Taper dressing (see cut).
No. 133. 9 inches.
183, Extra heavy, str'ghtback,coarse (see cut) 9 in., doz., $6 00
146, Med. " fancy quiU 8" " 3 75
No. 149. 6J- inches.
149, Med. heavy quill back (see cut). 6i in., doz., $2 25
151, " " fancy quill 7 " " 2 50
292
MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices Current.
OOMBS-Cont'd.
No. 152. 7 1-2 inclies.
152, Med. heavy, fancy quill back (see cut"). ..71 in., doz., $3 00
153, " " quill back, heavier than l52, 8 " " 3 25
No. 161. 9 inches.
161, Extra heavy, fancy (see cut) 9 in., doz., $5 50
Hard Eubber Mottled.
765, Straight barber.. _7i " " 125
No. 372.
372, Heavy toilet (see cut).
.doz., $4 50
VTo. 373.
373, Med. heavy toilet, fancy (see cut).
.doz., S3 50
No. 375.
375, Med. heavy toilet, plain (see cut)_
-doz., $2 75
No, 172.
172, Small toilet (see cut).
.doz., U 25
No. 166. 8 inches.
166, Heavy quill, curved (see cut) 8 in., doz., $2 50
199, Extra heavy, square back 8" " 3 75
MoKRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 2^3
COMBS-Cont'd.
No. 787. 7^ inches.
787, Fancy Curved Back (see cut) 7i in., doz., $1 25
785, Curved Quill Back 7 " ' " G5
Hard Rubber, Hercules, warranted unbreakable, each comb wrapped.
No. 746. 8 inches.
746, Straight Back (see cut)...
.8 in.; doz., $1 75
No. 1000. inches.
1000, straight Quill Back (see cut) 8i in., doz.,
$2 25
No. ICOl. 8 inches.
1001, Taper Dressing (see cut) 8 in., doz..
$2 50
No. 1002. 8 inches.
1002, Heavy Straight Back (see cut).
in., doz., S3 25
No. 1003. 9 inches.
1003, Heavy Curved Back (see cut)
.9 in., doz., $3 75
No. 1025.
1025, Toilet Small (see cut).
. doz., S2 50
294 MoRRissoN, Plummee & Co.'s Prices-Current.
COMBS-Oont'd.
No. 1026.
1026, Toilet, large (see cut) __ doz., $3 75
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No. 1030. 7 1-2 inches.
1030, Barber (see cut) 7i in., doz., $1 25
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No. 1032. 7 1-2 Indies.
1032, Barber, Taper (see cut) 7iin., doz., $1 50
Hard Rubber Fine Combs. Royal Brand.
Royal Fine.
No. 10 SS, Gilt Stamp doz., $0 70
" 12 " " " .__ " 80
" 13 " " " . .._ _ .. " 90
« 14 " " " " 1 00
No. 24.
No. 24, Gilt Stamp (see cut) ..
.doz., $1 10
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
295
COMBS-Cont'd.
No. 25.
No. 25, Gilt Stamp (see eut). doz., $1 20
'''''■"'' ■'Bfi nil
No. 26.
No. 26, Gilt Stamp (see cut) doz., $1 25
" 29, " " " 110
WM ,1 'I" J 4
No. 30.
No. 30, Gilt Stamp(see cut)._ doz., $1 25
Hard Eubber, Fine Butler Brand.
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Common ^^idth, Plain.
No. 10 SS common width (see cut) .doz.,
11 8S " " .._.. "
12 SS " " "
13 SS " " "
14 SS " " "
15 SS " " "
16 SS " " "
40
45
50
55
60
70
80
566
MoRRISSOJf, PlUjMMER & Co.'s pRICES-CuRRENf.
COMBS-Cont'd.
Medium Width, Fancy.
10 SS Medium width fancy (see cut).__ .__doz
11 SS
12 SS
13 SS
15 SS
16 SS
55
60
65
70
80
85
H. E. Fine, American line,
40 Medium width fancy, size 10, common doz., $0 30
41 " " " " 11, " " 35
42 " " " " 12, " " 40
No. 78.
78 Fine, American line (see cut).
-doz., $0 75
No. 7^.
783^ Fine and coarse (see out)_
-doz., SO 75
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 20*7
COMBS-Cont'd.
H. E. Fine, Mottled.
No. 180.
180, Plain (see cut) .doz., $0 80
181, " _ " 70
H. E. Fine, Hercules, gold stamp,. Warranted unbreakable.
No. 075.
075, Plain. Size 12 doz., SO 85
075, " « 13.„. _ " 95
075, " " 1.4 '^ 110
070, Fancy (see cut) " 100
WARRANTED UNBRfAKABlE
No. 070.
H. E. Pocket Combs.
No. 154. 5 inches.
154, Eoyal, in leather slides, (see out) 5 in., doz., %1 75
No. 158. A\ inches.
158, Eoyal, in leather slides, (see cut) 4^ in., doz., $1 75
298
MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
COMBS-Cont'd.
No. 160. 5,1- inches.
160, Koyal, in leather slides, (see cut) 5i in., doz., SI 75
1759, Mottled, in leatherette slides 4i " " 75
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No. 128. 5 inches.
1128, All coarse, in leatherette sHdes (see cut 128)
5 in., doz., $0 65
No. 142. 5 inches.
142, Coarse and fine, leather shdes (see cut)-5 in., doz., $1 10
1142, Coarse leather shdes 5 " " 1 25
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No. 51. 4 inches.
511, In leatherette shdes, (see cut 51) 4i in,, doz., $0 60
No. 224. 4i inches.
1224, Coarse, and coarse and fine, in slides (see cut
224)... 4i in., doz., SO 70
No. 225. 4 inches.
1225, Leather shdes (see cut 225). ___4 in., doz., SI 00
No. 208.
208, Curved, (see cut) doz,, SO 75
1208, In shdes, (see cut 208) " 80
No. 201. • ^^^^
201, Folding, (see cut) doz., $100
MoRRissoisr, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 299
COMBS-Cont'd.
No. 209.
209, Folding, (see cut) doz., $1 10
H. R., Pocket.
213, Double Folding (see cut 214).
1 00
214, Double Folding (see cut) doz., SI 20
215, " " " " 214 '• 130
131, Common Eidding 4 in., " 35
No. 027.
027, Hercules (see cut)
.doz., $0 75
1028, Hercules in slides (see cut 028)... doz., SI 25
Hard Rubber Combs.
I. R. Comb Co.'s combs.
3 in. Imperial fine doz.,
3+
Horn,
A Si
B 8
O 8i
433 8
436 8
77 7
42 4i
10 5
inch teeth, 6 inches long.
H (1 >7 il (I
ii H Ul H (i
1
1
1
1
li
u
li
1
1
1 (I (( (< II Q <1 <1
Barber, hand made, f or i in. teeth, H in. long, all coarse
f " i " " 7i " " coarse
and fine . "
wide back, 6 inches long
SO 90
10
50
50
50
75
25
65
70
50
75
00
10
25
90
20
30
10
30
60
50
1 50
300
MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
55
20
45
70
80
95
3 05
3 20
05
60
90
20
35
60
85
Medium Width and Thickness.
Kegular
Width. S. Fine,
No. 8 doz., ;$2 00
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
00
75
25
55
00
35
55
75
Extra Width and Thickness,
Regular
Width
8. Fine.
No. 8 doz., i53 25
" 4 05
" 5 00
" 5 60
" 6 10
" 6 60
" 7 10
" 7 60
- " 8 10
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
4 00
SS. Fine.
$2 75
3 60
4 55
5 20
5 70
6 20
6 60
6 95
7 25
88. Fine.
$4: 25
4 85
6 10
6 75
7 30
8 00
8 55
9 20
9 75
COMBS-Cont'd.
Horn, Barber, Taper, coarse andflne . small, doz., $1 25
large.
Clipping, all fine
Neck, with handles
Fine, No. 9S
" lOS
" lis
" 12 S
" 13 S
" 13 S
Horn, Fine, Blonde, No. 10, SS
" 11, SS
" 12, SS ._.-
/• " 13, SS
"14, SS
Horn Pocket, 4 in. in slides
Siamese Pocket (folding)
Ivory Fine Combs, less 25 Per Cent.
Regular
Width. 8. Fine. 88. Fine. 888,
No. 8 doz., $110 $145
50
50
50
40
45
50
55
60
60
60
70
75
90
00
50
75
Fine.
$2 00
2 75
3 45
3 85
4 25
4 85
5 25
5 50
5 60
888.
Fine.
yd 25
4 85
6 10
6 75
7 30
8 00
8 60
9 35
9 75
888,
Ivory,
Infants, 5 No. X doz, on card,
5 " 1 ass't'd " *' "
Lead Combs for coloring large size, doz.,
small " "
Magic Combs for coloring , "
Fine.
U 85
6 50
8 10
8 95
9 75
10 55
11 35
12 20
13 GO
1 25
1 00
6 50
4 50
8 00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 301
COMBS-Cont'd.
Metal Backs, W. H. Noyes <% Bros.
IjENGTH.
WIDTH.
DOZ.
No. 770. Barber's all Coarse,
7 in.,
f in.
...-S1 15
870. " Slant,
7 "
1 " —
1 25
150. Pocket,
5 "
f " ...
80
302
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
COMBS-Cont'd.
Metal Backs, W. H. Noyes & Bros.
No. 165. Barber's, coarse and fine, 6i
m.,
f in. ..
..SI 15
YIQ " " " "
7
5
1 " .
4 " _.
.- 1 20
550. Dressing,
._ 65
555.
5i
6
(I
4 " -.
-_ 95
560.
.- 1 10
565.
6i
<(
f " -.
.. 1 15
570. "
7
li
8
5
5i
6
6i
a
a
<(
((
4 " ..
f " -
1 " -,
.. 1 25
575. "
- 1 45
580. "
.- 1 55
450. "
.- 80
455. «
.. 90
460. "
__ 95
465. "
- 1 15
270. "
7
a
i " ..
-. 1 15
275. "
7i
8
6i
7
7i
8
7
6
7
6
7
4
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a
a
«
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«
i " .
1 <(
1 "
1 "
1 "
1 "
1 "
1 "
1 "
1 "
4 " r.
_ 1 25
280. "
_ 1 40
665. "
-_ 1 25
670. "
.- 1 45
675. "
-. 1 60
680. "
1 75
370. " Metal Ends,
- 1 65
60. Hotel,
__ 1 50
70. "
-. 1 60
60C. " with Chain,
.. 2 00
70C. " "
_ 2 10
40. Bidding,
30.
. 60
3
a
4 " -
.. 45
Metal Backs, J. P. Noyes & Co.
Dressing, Horn, Metal Back.
Narrow Teeth, Brass Backs.
No. 2150
.
5 in.
doz.,
$0 80
2155
— -5K "
i(
90
2160..
6 "
((
95
2165 _
,..__6i^ "
«
1 15
Medium Teeth, Brass Backs.
No. 3155 _
. — -5M "
u
95
3160.. ..._
..-_-6 "
l(
1 10
3165 _
.— -6K "
((
1 15
2770
7 "
<(
1 25
2775
— -7H "
a
1 45
2780..._ ___
.....8 "
n
1 55
Deep Teeth, Brass Backs.
2965
..—GH "
a
1 25
2970
7 "
ii
1 45
2975._ ._..
......7% "
a
1 60
Ridding, Brass Back.
No. 17
ii
45
1740.
«
60
Barber's Brass Back.
No. 2570
7 "
i(
1 15
2575
.—-71^ "
i(
1 25
2580...
8 "
a
1 40
1770, Taper
7 "
((
1 25
1970, "
7 "
a
1 45
Hotel, Brass Back, all Coarse.
No. 070...
7 "
«(
1 60
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 303
Metal Backs, J. P. Noyes & Co.
Barber's, Brass Back and Brass Ends.
No. 4770 7 in., doz., SI 65
Pocket and Rule
No.6 " 1 60
Comb and Brush Rack. (See cut and adv. of Woods, Sherwood & Co.)
Sherwood's Wire, No. 91, 6 inch ..... . ... S2 40
" 92,9 " 8 60
304 MoRBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Pbices-Cueeent.
Comb Cleaners.
Buffalo and Wood, an asst -- doz-. ^1 75 to $6 00
Condensers. (See cut)
Liebig's — On Stands ; can be raised or lowered, and set at any
angle ; glass tubes 30 in. long.
Brass Chambers each, $8 00
Tin " " 6 00
Confectionery. (See adv. J. C. Neemes & Co.)
Alnaonds.
French Boasted lb., $0 21
Jordan " 35
Jordan, smooth „ " 35
Cream " 21
No. 1 smooth, red and white " 25
Caramels.
Chocolate " 20
Maple " 20
Strawberry, " 20
Vanilla... " 20
Cocoanut " 20
Cream " 20
Hand-made Creams.
Almond Dipped " 20
Walnut " . " 20
Pecan " " 20
Apricot Jelly Panachie " 20
Assorted Trocadoras " 20
Assorted Glaces " 25
Cocoanut Balls . . " 20
Jelly Diamond Cuts (and 50 'other varieties) " 20
English Colts Foot Eock 4 lb. boxes " 25
Lozenges.
Peppermint . " 14
Extra Strong " 20
Eose " 25
Troches " 25
Wintergreen '' 14
Extra Strong " 20
Cough Drops.
Smith Bros ' 25
MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Pbices-Cukrent.
305
CONFECTIONEBY-Cont'd.
Cough Drops.
Great American lb., SO 25
Douglass Capsicum "
Luttel'sLog Cabin "
W. & S. {see adv. Wood & Selleck) " 25
Candy Brothers Fruit Tablets, all flavors, 4 lb. bots., per lb. 25c.
List of flavors sent on application. In case lots (12 bottles) we allow
10 per cent, discount.
Chocolate Work.
Chocolate cream drops lb.,$0 15
" ' " 20
25
25
25
25
10
14
28
22
35
22
15
15
20
15
13
13
13
hand made.
" " " anchor
" " walnuts
" wafers
" nonparels
Gum Drops, A. B _..
Sugar loaf gum drops
Hard " " leinon and rose.
Jelly " " red and white . .
Marshmallow "
Licorice "
Imperials, cinnamon
" assorted
Cachou drops
Wintergreen berries
Hoarhound roll, extra strong
" squares, "
" drops "
Rock Candy, all string
5 lb. boxes
30 " cases
All the above goods packed in 5 pound boxes unless
otherwise stated.
Corks, 5 gross bags.
In ordering specify whether X (fine) or XX (Superfine)
wanted. Discount, — per cent.
U. S. Standard
"DIAMETER"
CORK MEASURE
11
lOi
'^ 10 14:
iLJ jj I I I I I
10 14 18 22 26
8 I 12 I 16 I 20 I 24 I
I I 1 1 I
III:
Regular Length Tapered.
Short Tapered.
Extra Long Tapered
ottle.
X
XX
X
XX
X
XX
or Fine.
or Superfine.
or Fine.
or Superfine.
or Fine.
or Superfine.
No. 1, gross, SO 12
SO 38
SO 10
SO 35
SO 14
S 0 46
2
((
14
41
12
38
17
53
3
<(
17
48
14
41
21
63
4
«
21
59
17
48
25
76
5
u
25
70
21
59
32
91
6
((
32
89
25
70
40
1 09
7
tl
45
96
32
88
59
1 16
8
(t
64
1 16
45
96
84
1 34
9
"
76
1 39
64
1 16
1 01
1 85
10
1<
92
1 62
76
1 32
1 23
2 35
11
a
1 05
1 85
88
1 50
306
MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
COBKS-Cont'd.
Regnlar Length Tapered. Short Tapered.
Bottle. X XX X XX
or Fine, or Superfine, or Fine, or Superfine.
No.12 .gross, «1 18 ;$2 08 $0 98 ' $162
13 " 145 2 37 107 177
14 " 158 2 60 118 193
15 " 198 3 26 134 2 22
16 " 2 29 3 75 154 2 55
17 " 2 60 4 29 171 2 82
18 ..__ " 2 94 4 85 1 91 3 16
19 " 3 33 5 48 2 15 3 54
20 " 8 70 6 09 2 85 3 87
Assorted, 1 to 6 " 17 58
5"7 " 28 76
Common Jug, Tapered, discount — per cent.
Nos. 12 to 16, Suitable for 1 and 2 gal. Jugs gross, SO 80
17 " 20, " " 3 " 5 " " " 1 10
Specie or Jar, discount — per cent. Measure on top or large end.
1 inch gross, $0 45
li " " 54
li " " 68
If " " 80
li " " 97
If " " 112
H " " 132
If " " 154
2 " " 176
2i " " 198
2i " " 2 20
MoEBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Peices-Cuerent.
807
CORKS-Cont'd.
Specie or Jar, discount — per cent. Measure on top or large end.
2f inch - - gross, $2 46
2i
2f
24
3
3i
4
2 72
3 08
3 44
4 13
5 69
7 48
Wine, discount, — per cent.
No. 6.
7_
8.
9.
10.
. gross.
Liengih,
Uin.
li "
X, or Fine.
HJO 46
53
63
70
77
XX, or Superfine.
W 91
1 05
1 18
1 32
1 47
100,
100,
100,
100,
40
95
50
90
-li "
H "
li "
No. 4i.._, per 100, SO 90
No. 5 ...._..
Nos.6and 6i.
No. 7
100,
100,
100,
Rubber, No. 1_ per 100, S3 60
No. 2.
No. 2i
No. 3
No. 4
Cork Extractors.
Lenier's Wire doz.,
Cork Pressers.
Iron, ordinary, small each.
60
45
45
Dog Pattern
Lochriian's Patent Rotary, small
large .
SI 20
SO 25
40
40
50
75
¥
Cork Screws.
Howe Bros. & Hulbert, No. 25, Pocket (see adv.) doz.,
Pic Nic, Pocket "
No. 13^, Nickel, Pocket, larger than Pic Nic "
Delmonico "
Garden City, AllWire "
No. 123, Haff's Twisted Wire, Wood Handle "
No. 36 Double Wire, Wood Handle "
Domestic, Wood Handle "
No. 25, Large, with Brush and Knife "
S4 50
60
1 50
1 50
50
1 75
2 50
60
5 00
308 MoRRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current.
CIjOXJGH's B.
MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
CORK SCREWS-Cont'd
H. Bros. & H. No. 25,
H. Bros. & H. No. 14, 5 & 6.
310 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
CORK SCBEWS— Cont'd.
Howe Bros. & Hulbert, No. 14, open coppered handle doz., $2 00
No. 5, open coppered handle, large " 3 50
No. 6, " nickel, " " " 4 00
Clough's B, King gro 45
C, " " 65
A large variety always on hand from which to select.
Corn Files, Japanese doz., sfjl 75
Corn Pencils, Eobinson's _ " 1 50
Wyeth's.. " 1 60
Corn Plasters, see Plasters.
Cosmetics.
Baker's, round, small doz., $0 50
Bazin's, black, brown and white, No. 540, oblong " 75
542, round " 1 25
Colgate's, Florentine " 80
Coudray's, Hongroise, in China, No. 981 " 3 25
Glass, No.980 " 2 25
Coudray's No. 960, in Foil " 75
940, " " 1 10.
Core's, round, white, black and brown " 60
Hawley's " 150
Italian small, " 88
large, " 1 75
Kirk's, Violet, Heliotrope, "White Eose small, " 2 50
large, " 4 40
Jasmine, Lily of the Valley, Jockey Club small, " 2 25
large, " 3 75
Antonio Luggado. (Livorno.) Violet, Heliotrope,
White Eose, Jasmine, Lily of the Valley,
Jockey Club small, gro., SIO 00
large, " 20 00
Knecht's Cosmetique, a la Turk, excellent perfume, taper
form, one flat side to prevent rolling doz., SI 00
Knecht's Cosmetique, black, white or rose color " 60
Kochs',Eound, black or white, highly perfumed " 60
Letchfurd's, Transparent " 175
Low, Eound . ..small, " 75
large, " 1 50
Lubin's _ small, " 3 50
large, " 7 00
Pinaud's, oval. No. 815 small, " 1 00
No. 818 large, " 2 25
Eound, No. 819 large, " 3 00
Smith's Turkish, leaves no marks of grease " 1 25
G. Knecht's Mustache Wax, short sticks, a Za iifowgrrois.- " 00
In Glass Pots each, 20
Kochs' Moustache Wax doz., 75
Smith's " " " 100
Cotton Absorbent.
A full line of Grosvenor & Eichard's, Heinemann's, Johnson &
Johnson's, Seabury & Johnson's, and Schorze's kept in stock at man-
ufacturer's prices. (See adv. of the different Mfrs.)
MoRRis.so>f, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 311
Court Plasters.
M., P. & Go's., 5 pieces in envelope per gross, $2 00
Dealers' names printed on envelopes without extra charge,
in lots of one gross or over.
We also carry a full line of all standard manufacturers.
Lists sent on application.
Creams, for the face (see Cold Cream).
Shaving (see Shaving Soaps and Cream).
Crucibles,
German Sand, Nested 4 oz. nest, ^ 0 10
8 " " 18
16 " " 30
32 " " 45
German Sand 4 oz. only, each, 8
8 " " " 12
Cupping Glasses.
Assorted, Nested doz., $1 00
WithI.R.Bulb " 3 60
Cups, Quassia (see Quassia).
Cutlery (see Eazors).
Dentifrices (see Tooth Preparations, etc.)
Demijohns, Banker's Patent boxed.
A safe and reliable shipping package.
1 gallon each, $0 85
2 " . '•' 1 10
3 " " 1 40
5 " __ " 1 65
Willow Covered.
1 quart doz., ^ 2 75
i gallon " 3 00
1 " " 4 20
2 " " 6 00
3 " " 7 20
5 " " 10 00
Depilatory Powder.
Bazin's doz., S2 75
Upham's " 7 50
Diamonds, Glazier's (see Painters' Supplies).
Diamond Pov/der (see Hair Powder).
Douches, Nasal.
Ballard's tin, to hang up doz., S3 50
Hale's, glass, " " " .__ t • " 8 00
Mead's, " " " " .i" " 3 50
Pierce's, tin, " " " ._i " " 4 00
Thudicum's glass, bottle shape 1" " 6 00
Iqt., " 7 50
W. T. & Co., fountain ._ " 5 00
312 MoRBissoN^, Plummer <fc Co.*s Prices-Current.
Drawer Knobs, Porcelain.
Black Letters .. l^in., doz.,
Gold Band .1% i^-) doz.,
Black Letters _ .2 " "
GoldBatid ._.2 " "
Drawer Pulls.
Ballard's, No. 366, drop handle, complete with glass labels. "
" 386, (See cut on back of Label Sheet.) Com-
plete with glass labels "
" 586, same style, smaller "
^1 50
2 00
2 00
2 50
1 75
1 25
1 10
Drawer Pulls, Porcelain, (see cut).
Plain or embossed, black letters, large and small _._doz., ^2 50
with gold band " 3 00
Dressing Cases.
Solid Leather Dressing Cases— English Telescope Patterns
No. 45— Open.
No. 45— Closed.
MOREISSON, PlUMMER & Co.'s PEICiiS-CuRRENT.
313
DRESSING CASES-Cont'd.
Solid Leather Dressing Oases — English Telescopic Patterns.
The addition of the mirror attachment to the case is an im-
provement made over those of any other make. The case is com-
plete, with beveled plate mirror, hair, tooth and nail brushes and cel-
luloid comb. The case is made of finest orange-color case leather,
hand-stitched, English style. Size, 8i inches long, 2i inches wide
and li inches thick.
No. 45. Dressing Case, price complete, with toilet arti-
cles perdoz., $30 00
No. 40— Open. No. 40— Closed.
This case is the same style and quality as No. 45 without the
mirror attachment and has the first-class toilet articles.
No. 40. Dressing case, price complete, with toilet arti-
cles per doz., S24 00
Pullman Pocket Dressing Case.
No. 100. Sole-leather Case, leather lined, complete with best
hair brush, best quality tooth and nail brushes and
comb. Size 8x2xli inches doz., $30 00
• 102. Sole-leather Case, velvet lined, complete with best
hair brush, best quality tooth and nail brushes,
comb and mirror. Size, 8x2ixH inches doz., 36 00
112. Sole-leather Case, leather lined, complete with
best hair brush, best quality tooth and nail brushes,
comb, patent nickel case shaving brush, patent nickel
case for and including shaving soap and loop for
razor. The cases are fiUed complete, with the excep-
tion of razor. Size, 8x3ix2 inches doz., 39 00
114. Sole-leather Case, velvet lined, with best hair
brush, best quality of tooth and nail brushes, comb,
mirror; also, nail-polishing outfit, nail rasper, ear
spoon, shoe buttoner and scissors. Size, 8x2ixli
inches doz., 45 00
For full line of dressing and toilet cases see "Toilet" in
Sundries.
Drinking Cups.
Hard Eubber _ doz., $5 00
Metal _ " $8 00 to 5 00
Leather _ " 2 00
314
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Droppers, Medicine.
Barnes' Medicine and Eye _doz., ^1 00
Bulb, Benfc or Straight _ " 35
Sa&!AS.>X.10l\^'\
Drug Mills.
Enterprise, No. 5, (see cut) each,
i( n a ii ii
ii Q (( a n
" 750, new, (see cut) "
Swift's, New Style «
HanceBros. & White _ "
Drug Sieves, see sieves.
Dusters.
Barbers', No. 10 doz„
" 20 "
" 30 "
^ 6 00
7 50
12 00
6 00
9 00
20 00
S3 50
5 00
7 50
Counter, Common Gray Bristles. No. 10 doz.,
" 20. _ "
" 30 '"
Polished Handles, White Bristles, No. 100 "
" 200 "
" 300 "
Fancy, Painted Blocks, W. Bristles, No. 01 "
" 02. _ "
" 03... "
S2 50
3 50
4 50
6 00
7 on
8 00
6 00
7 00
8 00
Morrisso:n^, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 315
DTJSTERS-Cont'd.
Ostrich Feather Dusters. Full center. Prices and discounts subject
to change without notice. The numbers of the bell and picture
dusters represent the length of the feathers in inches. Discount,
60 and 20 per cent.
No. 5 . doz., S 3 50
" 6 " 5 00
" 7 - " 7 00
" 8 " 9 00
« 9 " 12 00
" 10 " 17 00
" 11 " 2100
" 12 " 26 00
" 13 " 34 00
" 14 " 42 00
" 16 « 48 00
" 18 .' " 50 00
" 20 '• 52 00
" 22 ■- " 54 00
"24 -^ " 56 00
Carriage Dusters. For railroad cars and carriages; very heavy.
No. 1 doz., $46 00
" 2 ■' 60 00
" 3 *• 70 00
" 4 " 76 00
" 5 " 85 00
Feather Counter Dusters.
No. 1 doz., .$12 00
" 2 " 15 00
" 3 " 20 00
Picture .. " 25 00
Picture Dusters. Fine soft feathers. For pianos, paintings and other
polished surfaces.
No. 5 doz., $18 00
" 6 " 21 00
" 7 _. " 28 00
"8 " 33 00
" 9 " 40 00
" 10 " 50 00
"11 " 60 00
"12 " 70 00
'.'14 " 80 OU
Parlor Dusters.
Soft, black-tipped feathers for fine work.
No. 14 doz., $70 00
" 16 " 76 00
" 18.... .„ " 81 00
" 20... .- " 86 00
" 22 " 92 00
" 24 "' 96 00
Cornice Handles for Feather Dusters.
With screw to fit any size ostrich duster above 10 inch.
3 foot doz., $ 7 50
4 " " 10 00
5 " " 12 00
6 " " 15 00
8 " " 20 00
316
MoRRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current.
DTJSTERS-Cont'd,
Wool Dusters.
No. 0
doz.. $15 00
" 2
« 19 00
" 4 __.
" 25 00
" 6 • ...
._ " 31 00
Discount
Split Turkey — Feather Dusters.
No. 10
doz., $12 60
" 11
" 15 00
" 12...
" 18 00
" 13 ...
" 21 00
" 14
23 40
" 15
" 25 20
" 16
28 50
Ear Cleaners, See Aurilaves.
Ear Trumpets, See Instruments.
Elastic Stockings, Etc. *
DiEEOTIONS rOE MEASUREMENTS.
Follow the directions carefully. Goods made to order at
the risk of purchaser. We can only correct at our expense
^where the error is ours. Give the exact measurement of
the body taken loosely. We allow for expansion.
For an Anklet — Circumference at A, B, C — Length
from sole of foot to C.
For a Garter Stocking — Circumference at A, B, C, D, E
^Length from sole of foot to E.
For a Garter Legging — Circumference at C, D, E —
Length from C to E.
For a Knee Cap — Circumference at E, F, G.
For a Knee Stocking — Circumference at A, B, C, D, E,
F, G — Length from sole of foot to F.
For a Knee Legging — Circumference at C, D, E, F, G --
Length from C to F.
For a Thigh Stocking — Circumference at A, B, C, D, E,
F, G, H, I — Length from sole of foot to F, and from F to I.
For a Thigh Legging — Circumference at C, D, E, F, G, H, I — Length from
C to F and F to L
For a Thigh Knee Cap — Circumference at E, F, G, H, I — Length from F to I.
For a Thigh Piece — Circumference at G, H, I — Length from G to I.
Elastic Articles.
Abdominal Supporters, Silk each, S7 00
" " Thread ...
Anklets, Silk
" Thread.. -
Knee Caps, Silk
" Thread... _
Stockings, Silk
Thread
" Knee, Silk '.-..
" " Thread
" Thigh, Silk
" " Thread
Emery.
Flour lb., SO 05
By keg " 3i
Grain, various sizes . " 8
By keg " 6
5 00
1 50
1 25
1 50
1 25
2 25
1 50
4 00
3 00
6 00
5 00
MoRBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current,
31 Y
Emery Paper, See Paper.
Envelopes, see Stationery.
Evaporating Basins.
Porcelain (Oaserole), with Spout and Handle.. _ 8 oz., each, $0 60
12
The same with Covers 8 " "
12 " "
Evaporating DisFies,
Kohler's Enameled, German, heavy rim.
No. 8, diam. 5i in. capacity, 16 oz . each,
20" "
24 " "
1 quart "
3 pints.
7
6i "
6
7i "
5
8i "
4
9i. "
3
10 "
2
11 "
1
12i "
0
14 «
00
26 "
Granite, Acid Proof (see cut) pt., each,
qt., "
^gal., «
1 U It
2 " "
Iron, Porcelain Lined .— __- qt., "
H gal., "
1 " "
Porcelain, Lined and Graduated. _.12oz., "
40 " "
96 " "
Porcelain, Berlin, Heavy Rim (see cut),
No,
5i in. diameter i pt., each,
9,
5i in
8,
6 "
7,
7 "
6,
8 "
5,
8i "
4,
9* "
3,
lOi "
2,
11 "
A
-U "
-U "
-2 "
-3 "
-* gal.,
.3 qt..
75
75
1 10
$0 45
50
60
70
80
1 05
1 40
1 70
2 80
4 00
SO 50
70
90
1 60
3 GO
45
60
1 00
60
1 10
1 50
0 40
45
55
65
75
85
1 10
1 50
t.l
6 00
31 s MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
EVAPORATING DISHES— Cont'd.
Porcelain, Berlin, Heavy Rim (see cut).
1, 12i in. diameter 1 gal., each, SI 65
0, 15 " " 2 " " 3 00
00, 17 " " 3 " " 4 00
Nest of 9 pieces, holding 1 to 16 oz nest, 2 50
Porcelain, Berlin, Blue Stamp.
No. 0 holds about H oz each, $0 25
1 " "2 " " 30
2 " "3 " __ " 35
3 " "4 "_..._ " 40
Extracts— Handkerchief.
Arnold's, F. R.& Oo.'s,, 3^oz., Sprinkler Top (see adv.) doz., S6 50
Atkinson's, 1 oz. bots.. Assorted Odors " 5 62
lib. " " " per lb., 4 75
i " " " " " 5 50
Austen's Regina Bouquet, 1 oz., Sprinkler Top, (see adv. T. Kingsford.)
Baldwin's Specialties — Per lb. of Eighteen Fluid Ounces
(See adv. B. D. Baldwin & Co.) 1
Queen Bess, Olive Blossoms, I
English Violette, Lalla Rookh, |
Snow Bells, Otto Valley Bouquet, J> $i 00
Dove Lily, Canary Rose, I
Dew Drops, Nature's Heart, j
Peach Blow,
Espirito Santo, Musk,
Frangipanui, Palmer HouseBouquet,
Standard Odors— Per lb. of Eighteen Fluid Ounces.. _ 4 00
Carnation Pink, Orange Flowers,
Cassie, • Patchouly,
Egyptian Lotus, Rose,
Ess. Bouquet, Rose Geranium,
Heliotrope, Spring Flowers,
Honeysuckle, Sweet Briar,
Hyacinth, Sweet Pea,
Jaqueminot Rose, Stephanotis,
Jasmin, Tea Rose,
Jockey Club, Tuberose,
Kus Kus, Tulip,
Lily of the Valley, Upper Ten,
Magnolia, Verbena,
May Flowers, Violette,
Mignonette, West End,
Millefleur, "White Lilac,
Moss Rose, White Pond Lily,
Musk Rose, White Rose,
New Mown Hay, Wild Rose.
Night Blooming Cereus, Wood Violette,
Ocean Spray, Ylang Ylang.
Triple Extracts — Assorted Odors.
i oz., Glass Stop doz., S 2 50
1 " " " .. _ " 3 50
2 " " " . " 7 50
4 " " " " 12 00
i " Cork " .-- '• 1 75
Sample Size gross, 8 00
2 oz., Diamond Globe doz., 7 50
1 " ImitationCut " 4 50
MoBRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current. 319
EXTRACTS-HANDKBRCHIEF-Cont'd.
Triple Extracts — Assorted Odors.
2 oz. Imitation Out doz., S 9 00
1 " True Out " 5 50
li" " — " 6 50
2 oz. " " 10 50
Barney's in Pts. or 3^'s per lb., 3 00
Jockey Club, Stephanotis,
Lily of the Valley "White Lilac,
Marie Stuart, White Rose,
Wild Eose, White Heliotrope.
Frangipanni and Ylang Ylang per pt., S 4 00
1 oz., assorted, doz., 7 00
2 " " " 9 00
Bayley's Essence Bouquet .._ " 12 00
Bradley's Essence of White Eose, Sp. Top _.loz., " 2 00
American Jockey Olub Bouquet, Sp. Top 1 " " 2 00
Ocean Spray Bouquet, Sp. Top 1" " 2 00
Colgate & Co.'s.
Caprice. Cashmere Bouquet.
White Lilac.
Bottles of One Pint each, ^3 75
Half " - __ " 1 88
Other Odors.
Bottles of One Pint __ each, $3 50
Half " 1 75
Apple Blossom (new), Opoponax,
Blush Eose, Pansy Blossom (new),
Bouquet de Oaroliner Patchouly,
Bridal Bouquet, Pond Lily,
Cassie, Eondeletia,
Damask Eose, Eose,
Ess. Bouquet, Rose Geranium,
Fleur d'Orange, Souvenir,
Four Seasons, Spring Flowers,
Frangipanni, Stephanotis,
Garden Flowers, Sweet Brier,
Gardenia, Sweet Clover,
Heliotrope, Sweet Pea,
Jasmin, Sweet Pink,
Jockey Club, Sweet Sixteen,
Jonquil, Tea Eose,
Kiss-me-quick, Tuberose,
Lilium Auratum, Upper Ten,
Lily of the Valley, Verbena,
Lotos Blossom (new), Italian Violet,
May Blossom, White Violet,
Meadow Flowers, Wood Violet,
Mignonette, Wedding March Bouquet,
Millelleurs, West End,
Moss Eose, White Heliotrope (new),
Musk, White Eose,
New Mown Hay, Ylang Ylang.
Night-blooming Cereus,
All odors in 1 oz. bottles ...doz., S6 00
2" " " 7 50
4" " ... " 12 75
Colgate & Co.'s. goods are subject to 15 per cent discount.
320 MoRRissoN-, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
EXTRACTS-Cont'd.
Eastman Royal Perfumes, (see adv. Eastman Bros.)
Regular Odors per pi, S3 00
Azalea, Musk Rose,
Bouquet de Caroline, New-Mown Hay,
Carnation Pink, Night-blooming Cereus,
English Violet, Ocean Spray,
Essence Bouquet, Opopouax,
Frangipanni, Orange Flower
Heliotrope, Patchouly,
Jasmine, Pond Lily,
Jockey Club, Rose Geranium,
Jonquille, Stephanotis,
Lilac, Sweet Briar,
Lily of the Valley, Tea Rose,
Lotus Flower, Tuberose,
Magnolia, Upper Ten,
Marechale, Verbena,
Maria Antoinette West End,
Mignonette, White Heliotrope,
Millefleurs, Whit© Rose,
Moss Rose, Wild Roses.
Special Odors . per pt., SI 00
Aloha (registered), Manono.
Edelweiss, Millionaire,
Fowchow Musk. Violette de Parme,
Jacqueminot Rose, Ylang Ylang,
Japanese Myrtle,
Musk perpt., S5 00
Pure Musk Tincture (for manufacturing) " " 6 00
Royal Frangipanni (special) " " 6 00
Royal Essences, same price as special odors.
Blue Bells of Scotland (registered) and Arbutus, " " 4 00
No. 775, Extracts 3 doz. in box, doz., 80
710, " ._i " " " " 2 00
734, " (Puck) spk. top " 2 00
724, " ■_. " 4 00
799 to 813, 2 oz. Asst. Extracts " 8 50
Write for list giving full line of goods manufactured
by the above firm.
Foote & Jenks' special odors.
In halves and pounds per lb. (18i fluidounces), S4 00
Black Pansy, Oriental Bouquet,
Linden Bloom (regist'd), Santa Marie.
Mistletoe.
Popular Odors in halves and pounds (18 fluid ounces),
per lb., S4 00
Extra Tonquin Musk, " " 6 00
Note. — Fiue perfumes are best kept away from the
sun's rays or any strong light or heat.
Florentine Extract (see adv. A. B. Wrisley).
Special Odors.
Alpine Rose, Fleiir de Alba,
Florentine Bouquet, Roman Bouquet,
Flowers of Italy, Santa Lang.
Standard Odors.
Carnation Pink, Ess. Bouquet,
Jockey Club, Lily of the Valley,
MoRRissoN, Plummee & Co.'s Peices-Cuerent.
321
EXTRACTS-Cont'd.
Florentine Extract (see adv A. B. Wrisley;.
Standard Odors — Cont'd.
Musk, New Mown Hay,
Rose Geranium, Stephanotis,
Violet, White Rose,
Ylang Ylang, Patchouly.
West End,
1 oz. G. S., i doz, in box
2 " " i " "
per doz..
S4 25
6 00
4 " " i " "
«
12 00
9 " " or + lb. each
u
2 15
18 " " " 1 " "
it
4 30
$9 00
Lorelei Bouquet.
Extra strength per lb.,
"No. 4711" Extracts of Flowers (see adv. Muhlen's & Kropflf).
In 1 lb. and i lb. bottles, all odors including Musk,
per lb ^3 00
Waldmeister, Patchouly,
Seven Mountains Bouq'et Wood Violet
Rhine Rose,
New Mown ifay.
Rhine Violet,
West End, ■
Rhine Flowers,
Stephanotis,
Gold Lack,
White Rose,
White Heliotrope,
Jasmine,
May Flowers,
Bouquet Clementine,
Edelweiss,
Ess. Bouquet,
White Violet,
Tea Rose,
Jockey Club,
Geranium,
Ylang Ylang,
Mousseline,
Heliotrope,
Frangipanni,
Musk,
Mignonette,
Spring Flowers,
Moss Rose,
Violette de Nice,
Violette de San.
Remo.
Garwood's Katlnryn Extracts.
Bouquet ._ . ._
.-_lb.,
S3 00
Wild Rose. .
u
3 50
Amaryllis
a
3 50
Orange Blossom
u
3 50
Indian Clover
a
3 50
Lotus Blossom . ..
a
3 50
Ylang Ylang
a
3 50
White Rose
(i
3 50
West End
a
3 50
Jockey Club .
u
3 50
Heliotrope .
i(
3 50
Violet
(f
3 50
All the above odors in 1% oz. sprinkl
er-top bottles, to retail at
75 cents.
doz.,
$5 00
Jas. S. Kirk & Co.'s Concentrated Essences for the hand kerchief.
Musk _
1 oz.
doz..
$ 6 25
2 "
10 00
4 "
«
18 75
6 "
'■
28 50
8 "
lb.,
6 00
16 "
((
6 00
322 MoRRissoN, Plummee & Co.'s Prices-Current.
EXTRACTS— Cont'd.
Jas. S. Kirk & Co.'s Concentrated Essences for tlie handkerchief.
Akebia, Frangipanni, Heliotrope, Jasmine, Jockey
Club, Lily of the Valley, Mignonette, New Mown
Hay, Palestine Lily, Patchouly, Stephanotis, Sweet
Pea, Tea Kose, Tuberose, Violet, West End,
White Eose, Wood Violet, Ylang Ylang. 1 oz., doz., $ 3 75
2 " " 6 85
4 " " 11 25
6 " " 17 00
8 " lb., 8 25
16 " " 3 25
Write for descriptive catalogue.
Lazell's Perfumes, in bulk; in half -pint glass-stoppered bottles.
Regular odors per pint, S3 GO
Azalea, Orange Blossom,
Bridal Bouquet, Patchouly,
Carnation Pink, Persian Bouquet,
Essence Bouquet, Eose Geranium,
Frangipanni, Stephanotis,
Heliotrope, Sweet Lotus,
Jockey Club, Violet,
Lily of the Valley, West End,
Musk Eose, White Lilac,
New Mown Hay, White Eose,
Night blooming Oereus, Wood Violet,
Ocean Spray, Ylang Ylang.
Special Odors, Musk per pint, 85 00
Eoman Frangipanni *' " 7 00
" Medallion" Perfumes.
i oz., i doz. in box per doz., $2 00
1 " i " " « . " " 4 00
2 " i " " " " " 7 50
The following nine odors only are put up in this style:
Frangipanni, Persian Bouquet,
Heliotrope, Stephanotis,
Jockey Club, White Eose,
Lily of the Valley, Ylang Ylang,
Wood Violet (the true Violet, very sweet and delicate).
Sold in solid or assorted odors, as preferred.
Lautier's May Bells and other odors per pint, $4 00
Linden Bloom (see Foote & Jenks).
Low's Prize Medal Perfumes, 8 and 36 oz per lb., 33 00
Aunt Margaret, New Mown Hay,
Boq. de Caroline, Ocean Spray,
Carnation, Orange Flowers,
Ess. Bouquet, Oliver Twist,
Frangipanni, Opoponax,
Gardenia, Patchouly,
Heliotrope, Eose Geranium
Jasmine, Stephanotis,
Jockey Club, Sweet Briar,
Lily of the Valley, Tea Eose,
Magnolia, Tuberose,
Mignonette, Upper Ten,
Millefleurs, Verbena,
Moss Eose, Violet,
Musk, West End.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
32.3
EXTRACTS-Cont'd.
Low's Prize Medal Perfumes, 8 and 16 oz per lb.,
White Heliotrope, Winter BloBsom,
White Eose, Wood Violet,
Ylang Ylang,
Esthetic Bouquet, Something New,
Jacque Bose, White Lilac,
Iroquois Bouquet, White Lily,
Wild Roses,
Chinese MiTsk, Jersey Lily,
Flower de Luce, Narragansett Bouquet, [• per lb..
Ess. Bouq't Super, Violets from my Garden,
Lubin's, a full assortment 1 oz., doz.,
26 " bot.,
$3 00
perlb.,S4 00
S5 00
%Q 25
7 25
Lundborg's Triple Extracts. (See adv. inside front cover.)
One quality only, put up in pint and half-pint bottles,
■with patent, trefoil, glass stoppers. Guaranteed of standard
quality and strength and uniform character.
324 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Go's Prices-Current.
EXTRACTS- Cont'd.
Lundborg's Triple Extracts (see adv. inside front cover),
Odors and Bouquets. — Regular assortment.
Bouquet de Caroline, Ocean Spray,
Bridal Bouquet, Orange Flowers,
Ess. Bouquet, Patchouly,
Erangipann i, Pond Lily,
Heliotrope, Eondeletia,
Honeysuckle, Kose Geranium,
Jasmine, Spring Flowers,
Jockey Club, Stephanotis,
Magnolia, Sweet Brier,
Marechale, Sweet Pea,
Mignonette, Tea Bose,
Millefleurs, Tuberose,
Moss Eose, Upper Ten
Musk Rose, Verbena,
New Mown Hay, Violet,
Night Blooming Cereus, West End,
White Rose.
Less than 3 pints per pint, net., $3 00
Three pints or less than 6 pts " " " 2 85
Six pints or more " " " 2 75
Specialties.
Per pint, 3 pints or 6 pts. or
less than 3 less than 6 more,
pts., net. pts., net. net.
Arcadian Pink, (registered.. ^4 00 ^3 80 ^3 70
Fascination, (registered) 4 00 3 80 3 70
Tally-Ho, (registered) 4 00 3 80 3 70
Wood Violet 4 00 3 80 3 70
YlangYlang . 4 00 3 80 3 70
Musk .. 5 50 5 25 5 15
Latest Specialtv.
Harvest Queen, (trade mark). 4 00 3 80 3 70
Edenia, Marechal Niel Rose, Alpine Violet and Lily of
the Valley, not included in "Triple Extracts."
These odors are put up in 1 oz per doz., ^ 6 00
2 " " " 9 00
4 " " " 15 00
Lundborg's. No. 7 i oz. round assorted doz., 3 50
" 11 1 " " " " 5 00
" 21 2 " " " " 7 50
Also have on stock a full line of Lundborg's perfumes put up
in wickered bottles. Write for list.
Piesse & Lubin8,loz _ doz., $8 00
Pinaud's, in various sizes at importers' prices.
Ricksecker's Perfumes, in bulk, in new 8-oz. Q. S. bottles
only, the following odors pint, S4 00
Martha Washington Jockey Club,
White Rose, Spanish Jessamine,
Florida Breeze, * White Clover,
Ess. Bouquet, True Frangipanni,
West End, Ylang Ylang,
Lily of the VaUey, Damask Rose,
Heliotrope.
The following odors pint, $3 50
White Lilac, Stephauotis,
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
325
EXTRACTS-Cont'd.
Ricksecker's Perfumes, in bulk, in new 8-oz. G. S. bottles
only, the following odors pint, S3 50
Ocean Spray, New Mown Hay,
Patchouly, Eose Geranium,
Spring Flowers, Carnation Pink,
Kuli Kuli, Magnolia,
Tube Rose, Santalina.
Real Violet pint, S4 25
True Tonauin Musk " 6 00
Neroli Oil Cologne " 6 00
Sublime Frangipanni, new 8-oz. bottle " 8 00
An assortment of Ricksecker's Perfumes, in small packages,
kept in stock. Write for list.
Rimmel's, in various sizes at importer's prices.
Tallman's— Musk, 1 oz doz., $1 75
Vennard's Nonpareil perfumes. All odors in bulk.
(8, 16, 24 and 32 oz. glass stoppered bottles.)
No charge for bottles pint, S3 OO
LIST OF ODORS AND BOUQUETS:
Acacia, Hyacinth,
Airs of Kashmir, Jacqueminot Eose,
Ambrosia, Jasmine,
Archer's Bouquet Jockey Club,
Azalea, Jonquil,
Baby Mine, Knights Templar,
Bicycle Bouquet, Light Guard,
Bon-Silene Rose, Lily of the Valley,
Boston Bouquet, Locust Blossom,
Bouquet Beatrice, Love's Offering,
" Bon Voyage, Mabel Sweet,
" Caroline, Magnolia,
" Columbia, Marechale,
" Victoria, Micheline,
Bridal Bouquet, Mignonette,
Oalla Lily, Millefleur,
Camelia, Mona Bouquet,
Carnation Pink, Moquet,
Cherry Blossom, Moss Rose,
Clematis, Mousseline,
Clove Pink, Musk (Aromatic),
Damask Eose, Musk Rose,
Darling Bouquet, Narcissus,
Dews of Sharon, Neapolitaine,
Eglantine, New Mown Hay,
Elysian Dreams, Night Blooming Cereus,
Ess. Bouquet, None Such,
Everlasting, Nubian Lotus,
Forget-me-not, Ocean Spray,
Frangipanni, On the Rhine,
Gardenia, Opoponax,
Harvard Bouquet, Orange Blossom,
Hawthorn Bloom, Palma Bouquet,
Hedyosmia, Patchouly,
Heliotrope, Pond Lily,
Honeymoon, Prairie Flowers,
Honaysuckle, Primrose.
326
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
EXTRACTS— Cont'd.
Vennard's Nonpareil Perfumes — Cont'd.
Princeton Bouquet.
Upper Ten.
Queen's Delight.
Utopian Sweets.
Beseda.
Vassar Bouquet.
Bondeletia.
Vennard's Elect.
Kose.
Venus Bouquet,
Eose Geranium.
Verbena.
Sea Breeze.
Violet.
Spring Flowers.
Violet of Parma.
-
Stephanotie.
West End.
Stolen Kisses.
White Heliotrope.
Summer Nights.
White Lilac.
Sweet Briar.
White Eose.
Sweet Clover.
White Violet.
Sweet Pea.
Windsor Bouquet.
Sweet Sixteen.
Wood Violet.
Tea Eose.
Woven Sweets.
Thousand Flowers.
Yacht Club.
Tiiberose.
Yale Bouquet.
Tulip.
Ylang Ylang.
Pure Musk, for Laboratory Use pint,
$5 00
The following Sizes in assorted
or solid odors.
(When ordering specify "Coin Stoppers.")
i oz. 6 Glass Stoppered Bottles in Box doz.,
^ 2 00
1 " 3 "
i a .1 a
4 00
U " 3 "
i H il it
6 00
2 " 3 " " '
i (< « (1
7 50
3 " 2 " "
< U « ((
10 00
4 " 2 " " '
< u « (1
12 00
6 " 2 " " '
( « « a
15 00
Vogeler's.
Austrian Yiolet _.
per pt.,
4 00
Fedora .
<(
4 00
Florida Orange Blossom
(i
4 00
Mountain Pink
«
4 00
Musk
<(
4 00
White Heliotrope
u
4 00
Jockey Club, Lily of the Valle;
Y, Eose Geranium,
White Eose and other regular <
jdors . "
3 25
1 oz. assorted
per doz.,
4 00
2 " "
"
6 50
Eye-Baths, Glass
. doz.,
75
Porcelain .
1 75
Eye-Brow Pencils " ^1 00 to 1 50
Eye Protectors, Wire " 75
Eye Shades, silk, single "
double "
Eye Stones "
FACE PREPARATIOIVS.
1 25
3 00
50
Lily White (in tablet form).
Bazin's Pearl of Beauty doz., SI 40
Spanish Prize Medal " 125
Blanc de Perle on Placques " 125
Dorin's Blanc de Perle on Placques " 165
MoKRissoN, Plummer & Co's. Prices-Current
32^
FACE PKEPARATIONS-Cont'd.
Hunter's. (See adv. R. M. Hunter.)
Cascarilla Tablets doz., S 0 65
Invisible " Pearl and Flesh " 2
Shand's Alabaster Tablets "
Chalk balls "
Round (see adv. H. Tetlow) small, "
" medium, "
" large, "
Pearline "
Magnolia small, "
" --_ large, "
Mother of Pearl " 1
Ivy Flora, round " 1
Tetlow's, No. 8,
7,
6,
370,
9,
10,
A,
385,
387,
389,
390,
444,
445,
oval.
Oriental Tablets large, "
" " small, "
Combination Boxes (Lily White and Rouges).
No. 891, Flora Lily "
430, Blushing Lily "
72, Refinement (Kite Shape) "
493, Opera Beauty large, "
441, Rose of Sharon "
Dorin'S Rouges, No. 18, on Placques "
295, La Petit "
13, Rose Cashmere "
37, Opera Rouge "
Bazin's Rouge, No 774, on Placques "
Shand's Pmk Balls "
Basin's Vinegar "
Coudray's Vinegar "
Dorin's Vinegar "
Tallman's Vinegar "
lilQUID FACE PREPARATIONS.
Ayer's Recamier Cream doz.,
Balm
Bourtisse (Mme.) Pearl Mist
Champlin's Liquid Pearl „__
Coudray's Blanc.de Perle
Dorin's " " "
Dupre's Oil Beauty
Gouraud's Oriental Cream
Olympian "
Hagan's Magnolia Balm i
Huber's Malvina Cream
Lotion
Hudson's Alabaster Cream
Laird's Bloom of Youth
Palmer's Cosmetic Lotion small,
large,
Rowland's Kalydor
Stoddart's Peerless Liquid
For other face and skin preparations (liquid) see under
facturer's name in Proprietary List.
00
35
65
50
60
75
50
60
75
50
00
75
90
75
50
00
75
25
75
00
00
65
90
00
00
25
00
15
75
25
25
S12 00
12 00
00
00
25
75
00
00
50
50
00
00
50
25
75
50
16 50
3 50
328
MoRRissoisr, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Currext.
FACE PKEPARATIONS -Cont'd.
POWDEKS.
Ayer's (Mrs. H. H.) doz., $S 40
Bazin's 703 White & Flesh, perfumed .„. " 2 00
691 Eice Flour doz., 1 50
778 Violet Powder (Lubin style) " 150
779Eose " " " ._ " 150
Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet " 160
Violet " 160
Coudray's Veloutine " 6 50
2507 Eice Flour " 2 00
De La Banta's Tiger Lily " 1 75
Dupre & Co.'s Blue Paper powder " 50
Dyson's Complexion powder " 150
Eastman's Aloha Complexion Powders " 1 75
Elgin's Phantom Powder .small, " 1 50
large, " 3 00
Egyptian " 2 75
Ev-i-Lo— . . " 1 75
Exora (Meyer's) in 4 shades in metal boxes " 4 00
Fay's Veloutine " 8 00
Fehr's Compound Talcum Powder, plain " 1 75
" perfumed " 3 50
Freeman's Veloutine " 175
Gossamer (Tetlow's) 3 shades " 175
Harrison's Parian White " 3 75
Hunt's Court Powder " 3 75
Hunter's Court Powder " 175
Invisible " Pearl and Flesh " 2 00
Lady Howard : " 4 00
La Biache, (Ben Levy's) " 3 75
Lewenberg's (Mme.) Pastiles, white and flesh " 3 50
Lewis' Eose Leaf, white and pink " 167
Violet ilb. pkts., " 110
i lb. bbls. " 1 50
Lorenz Elite Powder small, " 1 75
large, " 3 00
Coquette small, " 75
large, " 1 00
Lotas - ...small, " 2 00
large, " 3 50
Lu bin's Eose Powder " 2 00
Violet " ....♦- " 2 00
Eice Flour.. " 7 50
Magnesia, Perfumed 2 doz. in box, " 30
Meen Fun, (Hobb's) " 100
Milk Weed and Nut Oil (Mme. Sonalea's) " 4 50
Powder (Mme. Sonalea's) " 4 50
Neilson's Secret of Beaiity " 150
Palmer's Invisible " 1 75
Snow-white " 175
Pearl Drop Powder " 175
Eice Flour " 175
Pears' Fuller's Earth " 153
Violet Powder " 1 49
Petrie's White and Flesh " 150
Pinaud, No. 2574.... _ " 3 75
EiceFlour " 175
MoRRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current. 329
FACE PREPARATIONS, POWDBRS-Oont'd.
Piesse & Lubin's doz., 87 50
Pond Lily, Handsome Glass Shade, with 4 doz " 125
Pozzoni's white, flesh and brunette " 3 75
R. & W., white and flesh __. _ " 75
Ricksecker's white, flesh and brunette " 175
Violet... _ " 100
Satina, A. & M.. _._ _ " 1 50
Saunders' white, flesh and brunette " 2 65
Snow Flake, Turner & Wayne's " 3 75
Stoddart's face powder, white and flesh large " 3 25
Tetlow's Swan's Down white and flesh _ 1 25
Sweet Sixteen " " " " 2 00
WhiteEose " " " ...small " 2 00
large " 4 00
Faucets, Wood, Cork-lined
Redlich's, No. 1 ._ doz., 80 75
2.... _ " 90
3 " 1 10
4 " 1 25
5 ._ " 140
6 " 160
Feather Counter Dusters, (see dusters.)
Feeders, Sick (Pap Boats.)
Earthenware doz., $2 50
Porcelain, side spout " 3 00
Feeding Bottles, (see Nursing Bottles.)
Files, Nail, (see Nail Files.)
Foster's Prescription Files each, 80 60
Lawrence's set of 10 drawers in card-board case. _ _ " 175
Strom berg's non-pasting.
No. 1, 10 leaves, i bound, holds 1,000 prescrip-
tions " 2 00
No. 2, 25 leaves, i bound, holds 2,500 prescriptions, " 3 50
No. 3, 25 leaves, i Russia bound, spring back, holds
2,500 prescriptions " 4 50
No. 4, 50 leaves, i Russia bound, spring back, holds
5,000 prescriptions _. " 6 00
Filters, Felt, white.
No.l, igaUon " 60
2, i " . " 75
3, f " " 85
4, 1 " . " 1 00
5, li " " 125
6, If " . . ._- " 1 50
7, 2 " " 1 75
8, 3 " _ " 2 00
9, 4 " ..__ " 2 50
330
MoKKissoN, Plummer &j Co.'s Prices-Current.
FIIiTERS-Cont'd.
French Grey, round, in packs of 1,000 sheets.
No. 15, 6 inches in diameter pack, SO 15
19,8 '• " " " 20
25, 9>^ " " " " 25
33, 13 " " " " 35
40, 16 " " " — - — " 45
45, 17 " " " " 50
50,19 " " " " 60
French, round, white.
No. 25 pack, SO 30
33... .. _ .. " 40
40 " 50
Filter Paper.
French gray, 17x20 ...quire,
White, 17x20 _ - "
Filter Rack and Dregs Stjueezer, Combined.
Leiner's, 5 in. diam pt., doz., S3 75
7" " qt, " 5 00
9 " « _ igal.," 7 00
12" " gal.," « GO
Filter Stands (see Retort Stands).
Finger Cots. Gross. Doz.
Pure Gum, light, assorted _ $2 50 $0 25
heavy 2 75 30
Seamless, black, heavy, assorted 3 00 30
Fittings for Nursing Bottles (see Nursing'Bottle Fittings).
Fixtures for Toilet Paper (see under Paper),
Flasks, Chemical.
Best Bohemian, Round or Flat Bottoms.
4 oz „ each, SO 15
8" " 20
Pint « 25
Quart " 30
Half-gal " 50
Flasks, Travelers'.
Flasks, Pocket.
8x12.
10
MoRRissoK, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 331
FLASKS, POCKET— Cont'd.
^4 pt. V2 pt. % pt. pt. at.
No. 1, Colored, leather doz., $ 7 20 $ 8 25 $10 20
8, Sheepskin, metal cup, " 8 25 9 40 11 25 $13 50 S22 50
10, Russia leather, open
sides " 12 40 15 75 18 00
12, Turkey morocco, same
as No. 8 " 10 20 1125 13 50 18 00 25 00
514, Sheepskin, cup top.- _ " 12 40 14 75
14, Plain and colored,
metal cup " 11 25
13, Fancy colored leather " 11 25 13 50 1 80
Florida Water (see Waters).
Food, Bird (see F. p. 29).
Food Warmers (see adv. Samuel Clarke).
Samuel Clarke's Patent Pyramid Nursery Lamp, with Porcelain
Panakins.
No. 1 holds half pint food, bt^sides water doz,, $11 00
No. 2 " three-quarters pint food, besides water, " 12 50
No. 3 " one pint food, besides water " 14 40
Clarke's Pvramid Night Lamps, lacquered or
bronzed " 3 00
Clarke's Pyramid Night Lights, eleven in a box,
each to burn nine hours doz. boxes, 4 75
Forceps. (See Surgical Instruments.)
Funnels, Glass, patent ribbed 4 oz., each, $0 15
8 " " 20
16 *' " 25
quart, " 30
i gal., " 40
Funnels, Glass, plain or fluted .. 1 oz., " 8
2 " " 10
4 " " 12
8 " " 15
pint, " 18
quart, " 20
igal., " 30
<- -^-s Igal., " 40
2 gal., " 60
Glass Stoppered 1 pt., 4 in., each, $2 00
1 " 5 " " 2 75
quart, 6 " " 3 00
HardRubber.. 4 oz., " 20
8 " " 25
16 " " 30
32 " " 45
332
MoRRissoisr, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
FUNNEIiS-Cont'd.
Porcelain, Perforated, Ribbed Inside.
No. 00, diatn. 101^ in.. each, $S 00
0, diam. 8 " " 2 00
1, diam. 6i " " 1 75
2, diam. 5 " " 1 00
3, diam. 4f " " 75
Ribbed Inside, with Stem.
No. 1, diam. 3 in
2, diam. 3i '
3, diam. 4 '
4, diam. 5i '
5, diam. 6 '
6, diam. 6i
7, diam. 7
.each, SO 50
- " 65
- " 75
- " 85
- " 1 00
- " 1 25
2 25
Tin ipt., doz., W 35
pt., " 40
qt., " 55
igal., " 85
1 gal., " 1 25
Gallipots.
German Porcelain, with wood tops i oz., doz., SO 65
loz., " 75
2oz., " 90
3 oz., " 1 10
4 oz., " 1 35
Yellow Clay __i oz., hhd., 1 00
1 oz., " 1 25
2oz., " 1 75
3 oz., " 2 00
4 oz., " 3 00
6 oz., " 4 50
8 oz., " 6 25
Generators, London Galvanic doz., 8 00
Glasses, Cupping. (See Cupping Glasses.)
Glass Labels made to order (see cut of styles, page, 233) each,
SO 07 to 12
Glass Tubing, light and heavy lb., $0 40
for feeding bottles doz., 10
Stirring rods, assorted lb., 40
MoRRissoN, Plummek & Co.'s Prices-Cukrbnt. 333
Glazier Points in packages, doz., $0 75
Globules, Homeo., all numbers lb., 25
Gloves, Bath (see Bath).
ilubber. Ladies' and Gents', Ordinary and Gauntlet, doz. 12 00 to 18 00
Glove Cleaner, Jouven's doz,, SI 85
Gold Leaf.
Extra Deep, Packs 20 books pkg., 7 00
Pale, Packs 20 books " 5 80
Usual, Packs 20 books " 6 20
Gold Paint.
Basting's - doz., 2 00
Judson's " 2 00
Marsching's _ small, " 2 50
large, " 6 00
Winchell's High Light.... " 2 00
Graduates.
Patent, with Eings all around.
J oz each, 20
1 " ... " 25
2" " 30
3" " 35
4" " 40
6" " 45
8" " 50
12" " 60
16". " 65
32 " « 1 10
Minim, tall shape " 20
English Style ...1 drachm, " 20
2 " " 25
" Peerless," warranted accurate.
loz " 25
2" " 30
3^' " 35
4-" " 40
6*' " 50
8"' ..._ " 60
12 " _... " 65
16'* " 75
32"... " 110
Metric measure on one side, and ounces and drachms
on the other.
30 grammes and 1 oz _ _ " 25
60 " " 2" " 30
100 " " 3" " 35
125 " " 4 " " 40
240 " " 8" " 60
500 " " 16 " " 90
German Porcelain, with handles,
2oz.._ " 40
4".... " 60
8" " 85
16" ._ " 150
32" " 2 00
Graduated Medicine Glasses.
Goblet shape doz., 1 50
Tumbler" moulded _ " 50
" " engraved lines ,,,,- " 60
334
MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
GRADTJATED MEDICINE GLASSES— Cont'd.
Tumbler shape, in leather case doz., $6 00
" " " " " with Minim (see cut") " 7 50
Minim Glassin " " _ ...._ " 4 00
Graining Combs, (See Painters' Supplies.)
Gum Tags, in boxes of 100 I doz., 75c to SI 25
Hair Preparations.
Hair Curlers, Scott's Electric (see adv. Geo. A. Scott) doz., 4 20
Hair Oils.
Brilliantine. See B.
De Leon's Cocoa doz,, $3 50
Hygienique, Philocome "
New _ "
Olin's Elder Flower _ _.. "
Pistachio Nut, Piesse & Lubin's "
Rowland's Macassar **
" Ass'd Bay Rum and N. B, Cereus 2oz., sq., "
(( (( a a a a n A n a >t
" Amber, " " " Bears, flat oval, ..5 "
4 25
3 50
1 75
7 50
10 80
1 00
1 75
1 50
2 50
1 75
Tetlow's White Rose Oil "
Also a variety of other styles which will not admit of
classification.
Hair Powder.
Bazin's Blonde doz., S2 00
Diamond __. " 150
Gold " 150
Silver " 150
Diamond, Gold or Silver, in glass top boses - - " 2 00
Hair Pomades. See Pomades.
Hair Tonics and Washes.
Coudray's Rum and Quinine doz., S5 50
Hazard's " " " " 5 50
Pin aud's Eau de Quinine small, " 4 00
large, " 8 00
Harmonicas. (See Musical Goods.)
Harness Oil.
Uncle Sam's ipt., doz., $1 70
pt., " 3 40
qt., " 5 00
Farmers' Size . 2qt., " 6 75
Herb Canisters, round, with handles, heavy tin. Japanned in light colors.
Quart 7 in, high, doz., ^4 25
igallon 8" " " 6 00
1 " 10" " " 7 25
Homeopathic Vials. (See Fliiit Glassware.)
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
335
Hydrometers.
Acids, Ammonia or Alkali )
Beer, Bark or Vinegar
Cider, Malt or Wine |
Coal Oil ---_ Jv each,S0 40
Lyes,Lime or Syrup
Milk I
Spirit J
TJ. S. Custom House, two scales and thermometer .each, ^1 00
TJrinometer, with test glass, in wood case _ " 50
Hydrometer Jars, on foot.
8 in. high, 2 in. diameter " 30
10" " 2 " " " 35
12 " " 2 " " .._. _ " 50
18 » " 2i " " " 65
Ice Bags.
For Head, No. 1 doz., 3 00
2 " 3 50
For Spine, No. l^r_"""".V.lV.III"I"I-II """"""" " 2 25
2 _.--. " 3 00
Indelible Pencils, Clark's . ' 2 00
InliaiantS. (See manufacturers' names. Proprietary List.)
Ininalers, Dr. Beebe's • 5 00
Brady's " 7 50
Crumbs, Pocket .— " 12 00
Cushmans Menthol ("see adv. H. D. Cushman) " 3 75
Cutler's Pocket — " 8 00
Dr. Hunter's. " 9 00
Kirkwood's _. " 24 00
Oxygen Compound " 6 00
Pocket - " 120
Schofield's Vaporizing (see cut) '* 9 00
Ink.
Stafford's Olive Tar doz.,
Sykes' Insufflators "
Arnold's Writing Fluid 2 oz., doz.,
4 " "
ipt., "
1 " "
1 qt., "
Carter's Combined Copying and Writing 2 oz., "
4 " "
ipt., "
1 " "
Iqt., "
$5 00
3 00
50
75
1 35
2 80
4 80
75
2 00
3 00
5 00
8 00
336
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
INK-Cont'd.
Carter's Blue Black 3 doz. boxes, 2 oz., doz.,
4 " "
ipt., "
1 " "
Iqt., '•
Letter Black, S doz. in box, cones 2 oz., boi,
Raven Black 2 " doz.,
4 " »
ipt., "
1 " "
Iqt., "
Champion (Hoff's) pts., doz.,
qts. "
Sanford's (see adv. Sanford Mfg. Co.).
Black, 3 doz. in box, cones 2 oz., box,
Blue, 3 " " " " 2 "
Violet 3 " " " " 2 " "
Black, Universal stands, i gro, in box 1 " "
X '( <( « 4 « a
Diamond Globe, assorted, 3 doz. with
cherrystand 1 " "
Round Bed, 3 doz. in box 1 " "
Cardinal Red, cork stopper i " doz.,
1 "
Carmine, cork stopper 1 " "
Premium Writing Fluid, in glass with spout, i pt., "
1 " «
1 qt, '*
Combined Fluid, in glass with spout i pt., "
1 "
1 qt., "
Ink, Indelible, Judson's, with Stretcher doz.,
Livingston's, small (see adv. W. A. Weed & Co.), "
Laundry size, holding three times the
quantity of small
Tablets, Ink, Pen and Stretcher
Payson's (see adv. A. L. Williston)
Combination
Tarrant's
Troy, Laundry
India Ink, In Sticks, 64s, black
Ink Extractors, Bloede's
Ink Powder, Gary's, H. G. O
Handy Package
^0 45
90
50
70
50
90
40
00
50
70
50
50
00
85
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 65
20
05
60
78
78
65
55
50
80
70
80
SI 75
1 75
50
50
90
50
00
90
50
1 75
1 25
75
MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Cuekent.
337
Instruments, Surgical. (See special li.^fc.)
Jars, Cold Cream. (See Boxes.)
Jars, Infusion, with cover and
strainer.
1 pint each, %1 00
1 quart " 125
Jars, Leecii, German with knobs
on sides.
1 quart each, ^3 25
i gallon " 4 25
Cylinder, quart " 2 50
Jars, Specie. (See Flint Glassware.)
Jars, Ointment, Cryolite.
Pints _• doz., S4 00
Quarts..- " 6 50
White steeple tops.
i pint doz., S2 25
Pint " 3 00
Quart " 6 00
English, blue, steeple tops.
i pint, total height 6 in doz., $3 25
Pint, " " 8 " " 4 25
Quart, " " 9 " " 7 50
Earthenware, white, flattop . ioz., doz., SO 75
1 "
75
2 "
85
A •'
90
8 "
1 20
lib
, '^
1 50
2 «•
2 60
Glass, wood covers, amber, fiat bottom.
wjir-
i oz., doz.,
m 30
^■ff
0, ..
35
• I a a
40
1 l<
2 " "
50
Iv
4, " li
65
l\\
Glass, with nickel plated screw caps, amber.
Flat bottom ioz., doz., W 40
1 " " 50
2 « " 60
4 " " 75
338 MoRRissoK, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
JARS, OINTMENT— Cont'd.
Glass, cup bottom, with nickel plated screw cap, amber or
blue ioz,,doz., SO 35
i " " 40
1 " " 50
2 " " 60
4 " " 85
Jars, Percolating, graduated qt., each, 75
igal., " 1 00
gal., " 1 75
Jars, Precipitating 8oz., " 25
16 " " 35
qts., " 60
Julep Tubes, straight or bent doz., 25
Key Rings, ball pattern " 25
Split " 25
Howard's patent " 75
O.K . « 35
Knives. (See Eazors.)
Labels, Citrate Magnesia per 100, $0 35
Seidlitz per 100, $0 35 to W 60
Ketterlinus, in Books, ]).iper.
1st series, bronze, containing over 2,000 labels. _ .book, $12 00
2d " » " " 800 " " 6 00
3d " " for physcians, 300 labels '• 2 50
1st " yellow, 1,000 labels " 4 00
2d " " 800 " " 2 00
3d " " 300 " " 1 00
Patent Medicine Directions ream, S3 50
Glass, made to order (see cut of styles) each SO 07 to 12
Imitation glass, sample sheet sent on application each, 5
We have arranged a list of names from which our friends can
make a selection of labels when re-arranging their stores, or fitting
up new ones. With your order please mention style of label, size
and circumference of bottle, and whether Latin or English names
are wanted. See pages 233 to 242 and for stales see inset between
pages 232 and 233.
Lamps, Alcohol. (See Alcohol Lamps.)
Lamps. (See adv., Grier & Jack.)
Lancets. (See Surgical Instruments.)
Leech Jars. (See Jars.)
LeecFi Tubes.
Straight d©z., SO 60
Bent __ " 60
Lily Whites. (See Face Preparations.)
Lint.
Grosvenor & Richard's 1 oz. pkgs., lb.
1 lb.
Heineman's 1 oz.
lib.
Johnson & Johnson's 1 oz.
lib.
Seabury & Johnson's Absorbent 1 oz.
lib.
Flax . 1 oz.
lib.
Taylor's Patent Flax _ .1 oz.
lib.
gs., lb.
SO 65
55
65
55
65
55
85
65
1 75
1 50
1 60
1 35
MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 339
lilNT-Cont'd.
Taylor's ,E) 1 oz. pkgs., lb.. SI 25
lib. " " 85
Westhorp's Marine 1 lb. cans, " 50
Lip Salve, Bazin's doz., 1 13
Pond's " 2 00
Litmus Paper, in stieets, blue or red " 50
In books, cut in strips, 6 strips in book " 60
Lozenges. (See Confectionery.)
Magnetic Macliines. (See Batteries.)
Manicure Sets.
340 MoRBissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current.
MANICURE SETS— Cont'd.
Plush Cases, square, oval and round, large variety, SI 50 to .f 15 00 each.
LeatherOases 150" 8 00 "
Imitation Leather Oases .--_ 75 " 2 50 "
Wood Cases -. 2 00" 6 50"
In ordering, please specify style and price desired.
Manicure Preparations, Cobb's, Freeman's and Pray's (see under respect-
ive headings in Proprietary List).
For Nail Implements, such as files, polishers and scissors, see under
Nail, in price columns.
Matches, "we do not carry in Stock, but will buy on orders at lowest market
rates.
Measures. — Seidlitz.
Boxwood each, $0 25
MoRRissox, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
341
Measures, Tin, the "Utility." With Funnel Attachment.
% pint each, SO 15
Pint " 20
Quart ■_ " 25
K gal " 35
1 gal .. « 50
Measures, Tin, Ordinary.
pint
.each,
Pint
Quart "
% gal "
1 gal "
Medicine Chests. A fall assortment. Sample sheets with wood
cuts, sent on application.
Medicine Droppers, bent or straight .doz..
Medicine Glasses, f^ee graduates.)
Medicine Spoons, Earthenware, Tea each,
Dessert "
Table "
Maw's Graduated Tea, Table and Dessert. _. "
Medicine Tubes. (Julep Tubes) _ _ ._ doz.,
06
08
10
15
20
$0 35
SO 25
25
25
35
25
342 MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Mirrors.
Nos. 8 to 10 Plate and 5 to 11 Plate.
FlorenceNo. 8, Plate, oval doz., $6 90
9, " " " 8 10
10, " " " 9 50
11. " " " 1125
Nos. 2-3-4 and 12.
No. 12, Plate, square doz., $9 50
3, " " " 8 10
4, " " _. " 9 50
Japanese.
No, 13, Plate, Japanese doz., S9 00
5, Plain, oval " 2 25
6, " " " 2 50
7, " " .... " 3 25
8, " " " 3 75
9, " " " 4 40
10, " " " 5 00
11 •' " " 5 75
% Plain, square"""""".".^!"""'"" " 3 75
4, " " " 5 00
Florence Stand of 8 Mirrors, 5 plain and 3.plate per stand, 4 25
No. 1, Cambric Back, square, hand and stand doz., 4 50
2, " " " " " " " 4 00
,3, " " " " " " " 3 50
Brunswick, metal stand small, " 1 75
Peerless, " " " " 1 75
G., " « large, " 4 50
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
543
MIRBORS-Cont'd.
Victor.
No. 912, assorted, wood backs small, doz., $3 50
903, " " " medium, " 5 00
900, " " " large, " 7 00
Victor or No. 9, plush square " 4 00
Boss, plush back, hand or stand " 7 50
400, round glass, square hammered frame, adjustable
handle " 4 80
344
MoRRissoN, Plummer &, Co.'s Prices-Current.
MIRBORS-Cont'd.
Madison Avenue, wood back doz.,
226, wood back "
Edna, oval metal frame, adjustable handle "
Fairy, adjustable handle '. "
Canvas back, folding 4x6 "
" u u 5x7 _ __ _ - "
Pkish " " 4x6"l^I-^-""'''""""^-^""I"I- "
" " " 5x7 "
6x8 .: . "
Leather " " 3x5 "
" " " 5x7 "
^2 00
1 75
3 00
1 50
5 50
8 00
10 00
13 00
17 50
6 00
12 00
Triplicate.
2057, 7x9 metal frame, Lincrusta Walton back, each, ^5 50
1897, 8x8 wood " " " " "3 75
1937, 7x9 " " " " " " 3 50
1947, 8x10 " " " " " " 4 50
1907, 10x10 " " " " " " 5 00
Also a variety of Triplicates of various sizes, with plush backs.
Pocket,
Zinc Pocket.
No. 1, zinc, thick or thin doz.,
3' " " " II"II"I-""'"I^I' "
2*, round, with slip handle "
35
50
60
40
MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 345
POCKET MIRBORS-Cont'd.
Fairy.
No. 864, round, wood frame, wire handle doz„ $1 75
656, leather case, mirror, comb and buttoner, " 165
656* " " " " " email, " 1 65
863, " " " " " large, " 2 50
5159; " " " only " 1 90
5158, plush " " comb and nail cleaner, " 3 50
As styles are constantly changing it is almost impossible to give
a description. We have in stock a large variety at attractive prices.
Mortars.
346
MoEBTSsoN, Plummee & Co.'s Prices-Current.
MORTABS— Cont'd.
Glass, all sizes lb., ^0 20
Gold, Grout's Excelsior. (See adv L. S. Grout.)
14 in. high each, S 9 00
18" " " 17 00
24 " " . " 22 50
26 " " " 26 50
Boxing extra. Gold Eagles extra.
Illuminated Show, for Gas, or with Regular Oil Burner,
size 18x21 each, $30 00
With English Patent Duplex Burner " 32 00
Size 24x24 (see cut) " 45 00
Glass Show Mortars. (See page 222.)
Iron, Urn Shape (see cuts).
.i pt., each, $0 30
45
qt.,
i gal.,
1 "
2 "
50
90
1 25
1 75
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 34*7
MORTAES— Cont'd.
Porcelain, Shallow No. 6, 2 oz., each, $0 40
Porcelain, Deep, No. 4, 3i in.
3, 4 "
2, 5 "
1, 5i "
4, 4
3, ipt.,
1, Pt..
0, pt,
00, 3 qt.,
diam., capacity, 2 oz.,
4 "
8 "
" " 12 "
60
80
15
75
25
50
80
10
25
Wedgewood (see cut) No. 000,
00,
3i- in. across top each,
Moulds, Suppository.
0,
4
1,
4*
2,
5
3,
6
4,
6+
5,
7
6,
8
7,
8^-
8,
9i
9,
lOi
10,
12
11,
13
12,
14
ach, SO 30
35
35
40
50
60
75
1 00
1 20
1 50
1 90
2 40
2 70
3 15
3 50
B. M. & Co.
348 MoKEissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
SUPPOSITORY MOTJIiDS-Cont'd.
■liiiiiiMiiiwimiiiiiiiiil
6-hole.
Rectal, white metal, tin tray, style 7, per set SO 40
Vaginal, " " " " " 8, " 50
Rectal, brass, style 5 and 6 ..each,
1 and 2. .
Archibald's, for dry preparations, 3 moulds
new, for dry preparations, 5 moulds
B. M. & Co. (see cut) small,
large.
Common Sense, nickel plated
Mucilage.
Diamond, one dozen in a box.
3 oz. Cone doz.,
Pints . "
Quarts "
. Sanford's, Royal Crown, 2 oz "
3 " "
Universal, sponge top "
Mugs, Shaving (see Shaving Mugs).
Musical Merciiandise. (See adv. Root & Sons Music Co.)
12-hole.
SO 60
1 00
2 50
2 00
7 00
10 00
6 00
8 00
4 00
$0 63
3 50
6 00
50
65
1 75
Violin Strings, (in bundles of 30 strings.)
No. 75 E. 2i lengths bdle., SO 95
77 " 3 " Naples " 165
78 " 4 " " 190
79 " 4 " Naples, ground " 2 25
80 " 4 " " unfinished " 2 25
28i " Stratton's (see adv. John F.Stratton).-- " 2 25
28 " " " 3 75
84 " 4 lengths, silk . " 190
88 A. 2^ " " 100
90 " 2i " transparent " 165
92 " 2i " Naples, ground... " 2 25
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
349
MUSICAL MERCHANDISB-Cont'd.
Violin Strings — Cont'd.
No. 7H A. Stratton's bdle.,
71 " " "
97D. 2i lengths, French "
98 " 2i " superior... "
00 " 2i " Naples, ground "
91i " Stratton's. "
91 " " "
03 Gr, 1 length, spun or gut "
07 G, 1 " superior, spun or gut "
09 G, 1 " finest, spun or gut, not coiled, "
113 G, 1 " Stratton's "
Violin Strings — Steel.
No. 15E, 1 " Silverplated "
50 E, 1 " Stratton's "
55 E, 1 " " silver plated _ "
16 A, 1 " Silverplated "
17 D, 1 " " " __. «
18 D, 1 " wound "
19 G, 1 " " "
Guitar Strings,
No. 26 D, 4th String, silk and steel center "
27 D, 4th " white silk " "
31 A, 5th " silk and steel " "
32 A, 5th " white silk " "
36 E, 6th " silk and steel " "
37 E, 6th " white silk " "
Guitar Strings — Steel.
No. 40 E, or 1st string, Eng. steel, silver plated "
41 B, or 2d " " " " " ... "
42 G, or 3d " " " " " .,. "
43 G, or 3d " wound, Enjflish steel "
46 D, or 4th " " " " ._ "
47 A, or 5th " " " " .-_ "
48 E, or 6th " " " " ... "
Banjo Strings.
No. 50, 1st string, gut, Naples bdle.,
52, 2d •' " " "
53, 3d " " " "
55, 4th " white silk, steel center doz.,
56, 4th " " " center "
57, 5th or thumb string, gut, Naples bdle.,
Violincello Strings.
No. 75 A, or 1st string, French doz.,
78 D, or 2d " " ..... "
81 G, or 3d " spun with silver wire __ "
83 C, or 4tli " " " " " -_ "
Violin Bridges.
No.46, Maple, 3 scroll "
48, Dresden, fine, 3 scroll "
50, Pan pi, fine quality, 3 scroll "
52, Aubert, 3 scroll "
54, Bausch, 3 " "
Violin Pegs.
No. 70, Imitation Ebony, bone dot in bead "
72, " " French model "
%2 25
50
65
20
25
00
25
50
60
85
40
20
20
25
20
20
80
80
50
60
60
70
70
75
25
25
25
35
50
60
65
1 75
2 50
2 50
60
50
1 75
1 00
1 60
1 60
2 25
10
35
35
60
85
10
25
.350
MoKRissox, Plummek & Co.'s Prices-Current.
MTJSICAIi MEBCHANDISE-Cont'd.
Violin Pegs — Cont'd.
73, Boxwood, natural color, pearl eye in
head doz.,
75, Ebony, best model, polished, plain "
77, " "- " selected, pearl eye
in head "
82, Amber, imitation, best model, highly
polished "
Violin Tail Pieces.
No. 90, Imitation ebony, good quality "
92, " " better " "
95, Ebony, best " "
97, " best quality, pearl eve "
99, " " " highly polished ... "
00, " " " " " pearl
flowers "
05, Ivory, shell, or imitation amber "
0 40
50
75
1 00
40
75
90
1 20
2 25
4 00
5 GO
Harmonicas.
No. 30, Thie, 6 double holes on one side, zinc plates, tin
covers, in fancy cases doz., $0 35
31, Thie, 8 double holes on oue side, zinc plates, tin
covers, in fancy cases doz,, 50
32, Thie, 10 double holes on one side, zinc plates, tin
covers, in fancy cases doz., 60
35, Thie, 20 double holes on two sides, zinc plates,
tin covers, in fancy cases 1 25
36, Thie, 24 double holes, on two sides, zinc plates,
tin covers, in fancy cases doz., 1 40
39, Thie Concert, 48 double holes on three sides, zinc
plates, nickel covers, in fancy cases doz., 6 00
40, Thie Concert, 48, double holes, on three sides,
extension ends, nickel cover, in fancy cases. 8 00
41, Thie Concert, 64 double holes on three sides,
extension ends, German silver cover, in fancy
eases » doz., 12 00
42, Thie, 10 single holes, set of 4 in case, brass
plates, nickel covers per set, 70
43, Thie, 12 double holes. Tremolo, brass plates,
nickel covers doz., 2 75
44, Thie, 16 double holes. Tremolo, brass plates
nickel covers doz., 3 50
55, Thie, 32 double holes. Tremolo, extension
ends, brass plates, nickel covers doz., 9 00
58, Richter, 8 single holes on one side, brass plates,
nickel covers doz., 60
59, Richter,10 single holes on one side, brass plates,
nickel covers doz,, 75
MoRRTSsoN, Plummer & Co's, Prices-Current. 351
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE-Cont'd.
Harmonicas— Cont'd.
60, Kichter, 12 single holes on one side, brass plates,
nickel covers doz, S 0 85
61, Kichter, 20 single holes on two sides, brass
plates, nickel covers doz., 1 50
62, Riohter, 24 single holes on two sides, brass
plates, nickel covers doz., 1 75
77, Eichter, 10 single holes on one side, silver
tongued, German silver covers, silver
reeds doz., 1 50
79, Richter, 20 single holes on one side, silver
tongued, German silver covers, silver
reeds doz., 3 00
81, Richter, 10 double holes on one side, Artist's
doz., 2 00
82, Richter, 10 single holes on one side. Imperial,
nickel covers, silver reeds doz., 1 75
67, Seydel, Minstrel, 10 single holes on one side,
brass plates, nickel covers doz., 1 10
68, Ludwig Richter, 10 single holes on one side,
brass plates, nickel covers doz., 1 25
69, Ludwig Richter, 12 single holes on one side,
brass plates, nickel covers doz., 1 50
70, Ludwig Richter, 20 single holes one one side,
brass plates, nickel covers doz., 2 50
71, Ludwig Richter, 24 single holes on one side,
brass plates, nickel covers doz., 3 00
88, David's Harp, 10 double holes, brass plates,
nickel covers doz., 2 75
89, David's Harp, 10 double holes, double reeds,
brass plates, nickel covers doz., 3 50
90, David's Harp,10 double holes, double reeds, and
extension ends, brass plates, nickel c'vr's, doz., 4 50
91, Hohner's, 10 single holes on one side, brass
plates, nickel covers doz., 2 25
93, Hohner's, 10 single holes on one side, narrow
front, brass plates, nickel covers.. doz., 2 75
94, Hohner's, 10 double holes, on one side, braes
plates, nickel covers doz,, 4 50
97, Hohner's, 10 double holes on one side, 40 reeds,
brass plates, nickel covers doz., 5 00
99, Hohner's Professional Concert, 10 double holes
on one side, 40 reeds, extension ends, brass
plates, nickel covers doz., 6 50
100, Hohner's, 20 double holes on two sides, 80 reeds,
brass plates, nickel covers doz., 13 00
25, Richter's Bell, 10 single holes, one bell, brass
plates, Ger. silver covers doz., 3 50
26, Richter's Bell, 10 single holes, two bells, brass
plates, Ger. silver covers doz., 4 00
27, Richter's Bell, 10 double holes, one bell, double
reeds, brass plates, Ger. silver, engraved
covers doz., 6 00
28, Richter's Bell, 1 0 double holes, two bells, double
reeds, brass plates, Ger. silver, engraved
cases doz., 6 50
352
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE-Cont'd.
Dawley's Harmonica Holder, adj't'ble to any size, each, $0 50
Jews Harps.
German, good quality, Iron frame, steel tongues.
No. 48, liinch doz.,
49, If " "
50, 2 " "
51, 2i " :...- "
52, 3 " "
English, heavy iron frame, tinned, blue steel tongues.
No. 53, 2 inch doz.,
54, 2i '^ "
55, 2i " "
56, 24 " "
57, 3 " "
Scotch, lacquered iron frame, blue steel tongues.
No. 58, 2 inch doz.,
59, 2ir " "
60, 2i " ... . "
61, 2i " with 2 blue steel tongues.. "
62, 2f " "
Club style, extra quality, blue steel tongues.
No. 63, 2iinch doz.,
64, 3 " '•
Genuine T. P. P. Irish, heavy iron frame, tinned,
blue steel tongues, brass tipped.
No. 65, 2iinch doz.,
66, 2i " "
67. 2i " "
68; 3 " ..__ "
Nasal Douches. See Douches.
12
15
18
20
25
20
25
40
50
60
60
90
00
75
00
90
20
1 20
1 50
1 85
2 25
MoERissoK, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
353
Nail Cutter, Cleaner and Trimmer doz., $1 25
With Button Hooks " 1 50
Nail Files and Cleaners, with or without brashes.
Celluloid, Ivory and Bone doz., $0 50 to 8 00
Nail Polishers _. small, doz.,
medium small,
medium,
large,
Nail Powders. Cobb's
Freeman's small,
large,
Dr Fray's '.
Mrs. Fray's
Nail Scissors. 4^^ in. long, curved points
3J4 " " " "
Nipples.
/^i
Common or Old
Style.
Maw's
Style.
Common or Old Style.
White small, doz.,
large,
seamless.
Black small,
large,
seamless,
Maroon small,
large,
seamless.
Maw's Style.
White small, doz.,
medium,
large,
seamless,
Black email,
medium,
large,
seamless,
$1 75
3 50
6 00
7 50
4 00
1 50
3 00
3 50
2 00
7 50
6 00
15
20
20
20
25
25
25
80
30
10
15
20
20
15
20
25
25
354 MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co/s Prices-Current.
NIPPLES-Cont'd,
i% l!liiiiiiiii«"ii 'liiwwMI wMf i
Davidson's. Household or Swanbill. Eureka.
Maw's Style-Oont'd.
Maroon __ .small, doz., $0 20
medium, " 25
large, " 30
seamless, " 30
Household or Swanbill.
Pure Gum small, doz,, ^0 25
medium, " 30
large, '* 35
Maroon small, doz., 25
medium, " 30
large, " 35
Eureka.
White _ ..: doz., $0 35
Black " 40
Davidson's.
White - doz.,^0 35
Black " 40
" extralarge " 50
Nipple Shells, glass " 75
Nipple Shields.
Eubber, black doz., $0 50
Maroon _. . " 60
White « 40
MoKRissoK, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 355
NIPPLE SHIELDS-Cont'd.
^ C£V«R'$
etlfER'S UNIVERSAL
NIPPLE SHIELD.
fATg OEC.I4,l88a,
French Jet.
Rubber. Glass with Flex- Glass with
ible Tube. Nipple.
Geyer's CresceDtine doz., ^3 00
Universal " 2 00
Davol's glass, with white nipple " 90
" black " " 100
" " " maroon " " 1 20
" • " " flexible tube, white " 100
" " " " " black " 1 15
" maroon " " " 125
" French Jet, white nipple " 100
" black " " 1 20
Matson's glass, maroon nipple " 90
flexible maroon tube and nipple, " 1 20
Needham*s, all rubber " 3 00
Phenix No. 1, glass and rubber nipple '' 115
2, " with rubber tube and nipple, " 1 65
3, " and " nipple, " rubber
nipple protector " 1 65
4, glass, with rubber tube and nipple,
and rubber nipple protector " 2 15
Wansbrough's metallic, in pairs " 3 50
Nursery Pins small, gross, $0 35
large, " 50
356
MoREissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Style of Crook Neck Nursers. Com. Sense. Flask or Old Style.
Nursing Bottles, with fittings.
American, flint, straight neck white fittings, doz.,
black
maroon "
Baby Friend, crook neck, each m box white "
black "
maroon "
Common Sense, metal top, each in box, black "
hard rubber top, each in box, " "
Home, crook neck, each in box black fittings,
Lakeside, crook neck, ea. in box, with valve, crystal fittings,
Madame Lang's crook neck, each in box, pure gum
fittings doz,,
Purity Nursers No. 1, each in box, "
O <' <' (' <'
Star " crook neck, each in box, crystal fittings, *'
Nursing Bottles, without fittings.
Baby Friend, flint, crook neck ' "
Empire, flint, crook neck, flat bottom "
Flask, or Old style, straight neck 6 oz., "
8 "
12 "
SI 25
35
1 50
1 75
2 00
2 25
3 25
4 25
2 40
3 00
3 00
3 00
2 50
2 40
65
75
50
65
90
French Style.
Crystal.
Wood or Bone
Top.
Nursing Bottle Fittings.
White Eubber, wood top, bone connections.
Black
Maroon " " " "
.-doz.,
50
60
75
MoRKissoN, Plummbr & Co.'s Prices-Current.
357
NURSING BOTTLE FITTINGS-Cont'd.
White rubber, bone top, bone conuections, extra
quality doz., SO 65
Black Rubber, bone top, bone connections, extra
quality " 85
Maroon Rubber, bone top, bone connections,
extra quality " 100
Crystal, maroon rubber, glass cork, with valve- " 1 25
French Style, maroon rubber, with bone shield
and connections " 100
Ware's automatic, white rubber, jet top, rub-
ber stopper " 100
Ware's automatic, black rubber, with ventilatora
maroon " extra quality,
assorted or separate " 100
Nursing Bottle Tubing.
Black yard, 12
White " 10
Maroon . " 15
Nursing Bottle Brushes doz., 25
Tube " " 15
Bottle Tubes, Glass " 10
_. " 1 75
Odorators, Maw's.
Odor Cases.
We carry in stock a varied assortment, filled and empty.
As styles are constantly changing it is not practicable to
quote prices. In ordering, if dealer will ctate style and price
desired, we will endeavor to render full satisfaction. Samples
sent on application.
358 MoREissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
ODOR CASES-Cont'd.
Oil Tanks.
No. 10.
Beauty.
"Beauty," 60 gal., with force pump, movable hood each, ^ 7 60
100 " " " " " " " 10 80
Domestic, 55 " " " " tin top and hood " 7 00
No. 10, 30 " " brassfaucet " 4 15
60 " " " " . " 5 00
Oiled Muslin. l yd. box. 5 yd. box.
Grosvenor & Richards, Heinemann's, 36 in. wide, each, $0 50 %2 20
Johnson & Johnson's, 36 in. wide " 50 2 20
Seabury & Johnson's, 36 in. wide " 60 2 50
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 359
Oiled Silk. l yd. box. 5 yd. box.
Grosvenor & Richard's, Heinemann's, regular, 28 in.
wide each, 10 70 ^3 25
Johnson & Johnson's, regular, 28 in. wide " 70 3 25
Seabury & Johnson's, " 28" " " 85 3 75
Grosvenor & Richard's', Heinemann's, extra heavy, 28
in. wide each, 90 4 50
Johnson & Johnson's, extra heavy, 28 in. wide " 90 4 50
Seabury & Johnson's, " " 28 " " " 1 00 5 00
Ointment, Jars and Pots, see Jars.
Pads, Teething, ass't colors, 1 doz. on card doz., $0 75
i doz. Pads and i doz. Hollow Rings " 75
1 gross box.
Paper Capping, Pleated Caps, Hunt's Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 gross, ^0 40
Emery, ):^os. 00 to 1+ and ass't quire, 25
2 " 80
2i " 40
3 , " 45
Filtering. See Filters, p.
Gravel, for Bird cages.
round, 8i, 84, 9, 9^ and 10 in doz., $2 00
square, 10 and 7^x10 in " 2 00
Litmus. See Litmus Paper, p.
Parafline, waxed, white, 12x18 ream, $0 85
24x36 " 3 25
Papers, Powder or Prescription, superior quality paper especially manufact-
ured for this purpose.
Ballard's Improved Powder Papers.
Nos. Size. Per Thousand. Nos. Size. Per Thousand.
1 13^x2^56 $0 15 45 B Bj%xm $0 33
4 1^8x2^8 18 46 4 x4M 60
7 21^x314 30 46 B 4 x4^ 60
10 li-fxSi^ 25 49 2/ex4M 40
13 314x3^ 40 o2 2ifx4^ 50
16 2%x3ys 35 55 31^x5 60
19 81^x3^ 50 58 33^x5^ 60
22 2 x4 30 61 3^x53^ 60
25 3%x43^ 40 64 31^x53^ 60
28 l%x4:% 30 67 ^H^d^s 55
31 23^x4% 40 70 3 x5if 60
34 3 x43^ 45 72 43^x5^ 50
87 3 x43^ 45 72 B 43^x5% 50
40 3^x414 56 73 53^x5^ 75
43 3 x4^ 50 73 B 53^x5M 75
45 3^%xiH 33
Paper, Sand.
Flint (B. A. & Co.) Nos. 00 to li and assorted ream, $4: 00
" " " 2 to 3 " 4 35
" Star, all numbers and assorted " 3 25
360
MoBRISSON, PlUMMER & Co.'s PRICES-CuRRENt.
Paper, Seidlitz, blue, 19x24 ream, $2 25
white,24x36 " 2 25
Tissue, " " 125
'• " assorted colors " 150
" Wrapping, assorted colors, prescription, 20 X 25 " 2 00
" Blue Print, 24 X 36 _. " 2 40
" White " " " 2 35
" " Japanese Stripe, 18 X 24 " 160-
" 20x30 " 2 00
" " Manilla, No.l,15x 20, 10 and 15 lbs to ream- -lb., 08
" " " " 18 X 24, 15 and 20 " " " 08
" 20 X 30, 20 and 30 " " " 08
" 24 X 36, 30, 40 and 60 « " 08
Paper Bags, See Bags, page 247.
*".:r,i..- . .ILL i..-- ^
•t^;^ C.P.W.PAPER CO.?;:
Toilet Paper Fixtures.
No.l, Bronze doz., SO 90
2, Nickel " 2 00
Eclipse, for unperforated paper " 175
Paper, Toilet or W.O. Case
Doz. 100 Eolls.
Economy rolls, perforated, long sheets $1 75 $14 00
Hotel " " short " 175 14 00
Factory " " second quality 150 12 00
Eclipse " unperforated 120 9 00
Paper, Toilet, in Packets, with wire loop. Case
Doz. 100 Packs.
Daisy, 4ix6i, 600 Sheets 75 $5 50
Pond's, 5x7,1000 " 150 12 00
Eed Line, 4ix6i, 800 " 100 7 00
Standard, 4ix6i, 800 " 90 7 00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
S61
Pastilles, Hooper's doz.,
Kidder's "
Perrin's fumigating "
Fumigating, black . lb.,
red .'_. '•
Patch Boxes. See Boxes.
Pencils, Camel Hair. See Brushes.
Clark's indelible doz.,
Eagle, automatic, with copying leads "
black '• "
Lead. See Stationery Dep't. ^
Pencil Leads, for Eagle Automatic, copying, 3 in box, doz. boxes,
black, 6 " "
Pencil Holders, "Dove" doz.,
Pens, Glass, Livingston's doz..
Writing. (See Stationery Dept.)
Perfumers. (See Atomizers p 244.)
$1 38
2 75
1 75
60
75
2 00
1 75
1 50
1 50
1 13
75
1 00
Percolators,
oz., each.
Glass___-_. . 16
32
i gal.,
1 "
2 "
covered, i "
1 "
Oldberg," or Narrow.
Recommended by Chicago College of Pharmacy as best adapted
to carry on the process of percolation, described in the U. S. Phar-
macopeia."
240 CC, about i pint each,SO 40
$0 25
35
50
75
1 25
1 20
1 80
No.
3,
4,
5,
6,
360
530
740
1
((
u
((
2i
a
i
gal
3
qts
1
gal
2
'•
With fit-
Without
tings.
fittings.
ch,SO 40
$0 25
45
30
50
35
55
40
70
50
80
60
95
75
" 1 25
1 00
" 1 60
1 35
" 7, 1,240 " '
" 8, 1,969 "
'• 9, 3,00* "
" 10. 3,78C "
" 12, 7,600 " '
The fittings for above consist of a perforated rubber cork, and a
piece each of glass and rubber tubing of proper size and length.
Percolators.
Tin. with cover and diaphragm . 32 oz., each, $0 75
i gal., " 1 00
1 " " 1 26
2 " " 1 75
362
MoREissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PERCOLATOBS-Cont'd.
Tin, with Btopcoclis quart, each, ^1 25
i gal., " 1 50
1 " " 2 25
2 " « 2 75
Percolating Jars, Graduated (see Jars, p. 338).
Pessaries (^see Surgical Instruments).
Pill Finisiier, boxwood .... each, $0 75
Pill Rollers, boxwood " 40
Pill Machines.
With rollers 3, 4 and 5 grs 12 pills, each, $3 50
3 75
4 00
18
24 '■■
Cooper's Patent, making 1, 2, 3 and 5 grain pills by
reversing plates ,
Pill Silverers, boxwood
Pill Tiles, Eng. graduated, porcelain 6 in. square,
graduated, glass
7
H ((
8
9
10
12
8x10
in.,
10x12
.-._ 8
"
10
10 80
1 00
50
60
75
90
1 25
1 75
1 00
1 75
1 00
1 25
Plate glass, not graduated, ground edge, furnished in any
size desired.
Pink Saucers doz., SO 75
Plaster Irons each, 1 00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 363
Plasters.
Buniou, oval, round or square.
6 plasters in box doz. bxs.
G.& R. Heinemann's. J. & J. Maw's. 8. & J.
Thin $0 85 ${) 57 $0 57 $100 $0 85
Thick 1 00 67 67 1 25 1 00
Glass Top bxs. 72 in bx. box.,
Thin 85 69 69 85
Thick 100 80 80 100
Thin Maltese' 85 6 plates in box doz. boxes, 85
Thick " 100 6 " " " " 100
Thin Belladonna box, 1 00
Thick " " 1 25
Corn, Round, or Oval.
12 plasters in box, doz. bxs.,
G. & R. Heinemann's. J. & J. Maw's. S. & J.
Thin $0 75 $0 57 $0 57 $0 90 $0 75
Thick 1 00 67 67 1 00 1 00
Glass Top bxs. 144 in bx.
Thin per box, 75 55 55 75
Thick 100 80 80 100
Thin Maltese 75 12 plasters in box, doz. bxs., 75
Thick " 1 00 12 " " " " " 1 00
Thin and Thick,Maltese 1 00
Plaster, Court.
M. P. & Co.'s. 5 piece tablet, per gross .$2 00
In lots of one gross or over we print buyer's name on envelope
without extra charge.
Plasters, Court.
G. & R. Arnica, No. 52, size 2ix3i, on silk, flesh, white
or black gro,, $4 00
G. & E. Arnica, No. 53, size 2x3, on silk, iiesh, white or
black _ "3 00
G. & R. Arnica, No. 2, Trefoil Tablet, lix2i doz., 42
3, Balsamic " Ux2i " 20
Heinemann's Arnica, No. 602, size 2ix3i, on silk, flesh,
white or black gro., 3 00
Heinemann's Witch-hazel, No. 650, large size, silk, flesh,
white or black " 6 00
Heinemann's Witch-hazel, No. 651, small size, silk, flesh,
white or black " 3 60
Heinemann's Mechanics, No. 606, size 2x3, on kid " 4 25
Heinemann's Pocket, No. 640, Russia leather case, mirror
and scissors doz., 4 00
Heinemann's Pocket, No. 641, Russia leather case, mirror
and scissors, fine . " 8 00
J. & J., Perfect, No. 352, size lix2i, on silk, 3 pieces gro., 4 00
353, " 2x3, " " 3 " " 6 00
Arnica, 358, " 2*x3i, " " flesh, white or
black . " 3 25
Arnica, No. 359, size 2x3, on silk, flesh, white or
black . " 2 50
Mechanics, No. 362, size 2x3, on kid " 4 25
Princess, No. 366, Leaflets, in celluloid tubes and
Russia leather case doz., 6 00
Duchesse, No, 365, Leaflets, assorted colors, in
celluloid cases " 125
Regent, No. 367, Leaflets, assorted colors, in metal
cases _ gro.. 3 50
364 MoRRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current,
COTJRT PLASTERS-Cont'd.
S. & J., No. 2, Russia leather case, with mirror and scis-
sors doz., $10 00
S, & J., No. 18, Centennial, 6 pieces " 63
19, Elegant, size 2 x3, 3 pieces " 63
20, " " Hx2.S 3 " " 42
23, Balsamic, " Ux2}, 3 " " 20
24, " " 2 x3, 3 " " 42
27, Arnica, " 2 x3, on silk, flesh, white or
black -. " 25
32, Mechanics, size 2x3, on kid " 42
Above we quote a few leading styles of prominent manufact-
urers. We carry in stock a full line of these makes, and will send
complete lists on application.
Plasters, Adhesive. (See Plasters in Drug Department.)
Pocket Books, Etc.
As any attempt at description of this line of goods would be very
unsatisfactory, we shall only give here an outline of what we carry,
and would ask that selection be left to us ; purchaser specifying as
nearly as possible what style, quality and price is desired.
Men's Wallets, calf and sheep, 100 styles ranging
from doz.,$l 75 to $ 9 00
Ladies' Pocket Books, 200 styles of colored sheep,
calf, morocco, seal and alligator, ranging
from " 2 00" 40 00
Men's Bill or Side-Pocket Books, 100 styles of col-
ored sheep, calf, morocco, seal and alliga-
tor, rangmg from " 2 00" 40 00
Men's Hip Books, Oard Cases, and Letter Cases,
100 styles of colored sheep, calf, morocco,
seal and alligator, ranging from " 2 00" 40 00
Buck Money Purses, 50 styles, ranging from " 65 " 3 00
Colored Sheep and Kid Purses, 75 styles, ranging
from " 35" 6 00
Ladies' Shopping Bags, 100 styles, from " 5 00 " 60 00
Pocket Instrument Cases, (See Surgical Instruments.)
Pocket Vial Cases, (See Cases, p. 277)
Pocket Stoves. (See Stoves, p.)
Pomades.
Bazin's Philocome, No. 420 . doz., $1 80
" 421 " 2 50
" 422 . " 3 00
Coudray's, i-lb tins " 4 50
Savage's Ursina " 6 50
Vaseline, No. 1, 2-oz " 135
2, 5-oz " 2 60
1-lb. cans " 4 80
5" " each, 160
Powder Folders, Saw Buck " 150
No, 1, Nickel plated " 175
" 2, " " " 150
Powder Puffs.
No. T. P small, doz., 1 00
9637 medium, " 150
9639 mediumlarge, " 2 00
9640 " " 2 50
9643 extra " " 3 50
Hare's Paws " 3 50
MoREissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Cukrent,
365
Powder Guns, for Insects, see Bellows, p. 254.
Powders Toilet, see Face Preparations.
Prescription Files, see Files, p. 254.
Probangs.
Whalebone handle
Wire handle
Protectors, Chest, see Chest Protectors, p. 283.
Eye, see Eye Protectors, p.
Puff Boxes, see Boxes, p. 259.
Puffs, see Powder Puffs, p.
.doz.,
1500.
Pungents, or Smelling Bottles.
150]
No. 5434,
6538,
6545,
656,
2105,
4002,
3929,
4266,
$1 GO
75
shape of Cut No. 1501 ...doz., S3 00
00
00
00
00
00
50
50
double, cut glass, metal caps. Cut No. 1500..
single, " " " "
assorted colors and shapes, metal tops
A large line of above goods constantly in stock.
Putty Knives, round, square or clipped points doz., $1 75 to 3 00
Quassia Cups small, doz., 1 00
medium, " 1 25
large, " 1 50
Racks, for Test Tubes, wood, 12 holes each, 75
Tooth and Nail Brush, wire, No. 274, (see adv. Wood, Sherwood
& Co.) doz., 2 40
278 " 180
279 " 2 00
Rattles, Rubber.
No. 01, Ball shaped head doz., $1 15
02, Barrel shaped head " 125
03, Double face, ass't " 120
Oil, " balls " 1 25
lto4ass't ,„ " 120
366
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Razor Strops.
No. 40, Flannel cushioned with drawer for razor doz., ^3 50
No. 96, min doz., $5 GO
Emerson F Badger . __ __ " 3 75
D " ^ " 3 50
C " .__ .' . « 2 50.
Imitation " 150
8x, Combination screw in end opposite handie doz., S4 00
7x, " " "handle " 4 00
Lamont, combination screw in handle " 4 00
230, Cushion with Hone, imitation morocco case doz., $ 4 00
270, " " rock Hone, morocco case " 13 00
No. 200, Imit. morocco case doz., $ 5 00
221, Same style, morocco case, very fine " 12 00
No. 8, Badger German belt.. doz., $4 50
8, Torrey's " " " 4 50
75, " 4 sides square " 2 50
XL 101, Patent spreader, 2 sides " 4 00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices Current.
367
Razors and Cutlery.
No. 77, Etched blade, i in. wide, lioUow point doz., ^ 5 00
65, " " f " " " and hollow
ground " 6 50
305, Etched blade, f in. wide, hollow point, hollow
ground, shell handle " 8 50
316, Etched blade, f in. wide, square point, hollow
ground, shell handle , " 10*25
35, Etched blade, f in. wide, square point, full hol-
low ground " 1100
36, Etched blade, f in. wide, square point, full hol-
low ground " 1175
85, Etched blade, f in. wide square point, full hol-
low ground " 16 00
86, Etched blade, f in. wide, square point, full hol-
low ground " 17 00
105, Geo. "Wostenholm, etched blade, 1 in. wide, hol-
low point, hollow ground, IXL , " 1125
112, Geo. Wostenholm, etched blade, f in. wide, square
point, full hollow ground, " Pipe " " 12 25
117, Geo.Wostenholm, etched blade, fin. wide, square
point, hollow ground, " Pipe " " 8 00
121, Geo.Wostenholm, etched blade, f in. wide, square
point, full hollow ground, "Pipe" " 1125
214, Wade & Butcher's, etched blade, f in. wide, square
point, full hollow ground " 13 50
Magnetic, Pribyl's, i, f and f in. wide, (see adv. Pribvl
Bros.) -_ " 16 00
Gustav Knecht's Diamond " Zenith " Razors. (See adv. G.
Knecht.)
Extra German Concave, sizes f, i in., to i in "• 15 00
Diamond Zenith Razors with white hone handles,
sizes f , i in., f, f and i in ^ " 15 00
Zenith Razor, with best ivory handle, sizes f , i in.,
f,fandiiu " 2100
Each Zenith Razor is put up in an ornamented case.
Knives, Pocket.
No. Doz.
010, One blade, scored ebony handle, boy's knife, 2f in SO 70
Oil, Two " " " " " " 2f" 115
1209, " " cocoa handle, iron lined, men's jack knife, 3f in., 2 25
5232, " " ebony " brass " " " " 3f " 3 25
5102, " " white bone handle, brass lined, men's jack
knife, 3t in 6 75
1652, " " " bone handle, brass lined, men's pen
knife, Sir in 4 25
1643, Three " gray buffalo handle, brass lined, men's pen
knife, 3i in 5 75
1363, " " pearl handle, brass lined, men's pen knife, 3^ in., 7 50
368 MoKRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
POCKET KNIVBS-Cont'd.
Doz.
1783, Three blade, faacy tortoise ahell handle, brass lined, men's
pen knife, 8i in $12 00
1411, One " white bone handle, brass lined, ladies' knife,
2f in... . 1 65
1872, Two " tortoise shell handle, brass lined, ladies' knife,
2f in 2 50
1582, " " fancy pearl handle, brass lined, ladies' knife,
2tin _-. 4 25
1803, Three " " pearl handle, brass lined, ladies' knife,
2iin 6 75
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 369
Scissors, Pocket.
201
202
7004
7005
6
3
4iinch polished pocket scissors doz., $2 25
nickel plated, "
fancy.
folding pocket scissors.
3 50
4 75
5 25
7 00
9 25
12 3i inch nickel plated folding pocket scissors, curved point,
doz., $9 25
9 3i " " " " •' " with nail blades,
doz., 9 25
Shears. All Steel Shears, (see adv. G. Knecht).
Hand forged — All razor steel shears, full polished.
All Steel Shears, 7i inches each, $125
7fto8inches " 135
8ito8i " " 150
9 inches " 175
Left-handed All-steel Shears, 7f inches " 1 35
Si " " 1 50
9 " " 1 75
Shears, japanned handles, 7i inches " 1 00
7ito8inches " 115
♦ 8i inches " 125
9 " — — " 1 35
370 MoRRissoisr, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Cuebent.
SHEARS-Cont'd.
Barber's Left-handed Shears, 7f inches each, $1 25
8^ " « . 1 50
9 " " 1 50
Shears, nickel-plated handle and bows, 7iin " 125
8 " " 1 35
8i" " 1 50
9i" " 150
Above Shears are stamped on each pair, "Gustav Knecht, Chicago."
Retorts and Receivers.
(cr
Retort. Receiver.
Plain, Tobalated.
Glass, iPint..._ each, $0 30 $0 40
Pint " 40 50
Quart " 55 65
i gal « 65 90
Gal _._ " 90 120
Iron Retort.
Iron Retort Stand.
Retorts.
Iron, Pint each, $2 50
Quart " 2 75
igal " 3 50
Gal " 5 00
Retort Stands.
Plain, with 3 rings each, $0 65
4 " " 1 00
Sperry's Pat. for general purposes. The Retort, Evap.
Dish, etc., as shown in cut, are not included at above price.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 3V1
RETORT STANDS-Cont'd.
Sperry's Patent Betort Stand.
Rods, glass, assorted sizes doz..
Root Cutters, Enterprise each,
Rouges, See Face Preparations, page
Rubber Stamps, See adv. of The ScotfordMfg. Oo., whose goods
we can recommend. We will take pleasure in procuring for
customers anything desired in thiw line.
Sachets, in envelopes.
Atkinson's assd. odors doz.,
Eastman's No. 702,
Hazard & Hazard's
Lazell's
Vennard's,
.small,
-large,
Sachet Powder, in i lb. bots.
Coudray's assd. odors per lb.,
Eastman's " " (see adv. Eastman & Bro.) "
Lazell's " " "
in 1 oz. jars, metal screw cap doz.,
Yennard's " " i lb g. s. bots per lb..
Sachet Bottles. (See Flint, Glassware, p. 232.)
Scale Pans, glass per pair,
Horn _ "
$0 50
3 50
$3 50
75
4 50
1 00
50
1 00
$3 00
3 00
3 00
1 50
3 00
$0 50
75
372
MoRRissoN, Plummee & Co's. Prices-Current.
■ AGENTS FOR HENRY TKOEMNER's FINE
SCALES AND WEIGHTS.
These scales are used in all of the United States Mints, Hospital and
Treasury Departments.
Subject to usual discount.
Cherry Box Scales. Fig. 87.
Box made of Cherry, with neat hand-carved decorations. Heavy
nickel-plated pans; glass dial; marble top, etc..
No. 1, diameter of pans, 8 in., capacity, 20 lbs .. $12 00
Ebony Box Scales, Fig. 89.
In ebony box, gold lines, gilt dial; heavy nickel-plated pans,
marble top.
No. 0, diameter of pans, 7 in,, capacity, 10 lbs $12 00
1, " " " 8 " " 15 " 14 00
2, " " " 9 " " 25 " 16 00
Slate Box Scales. (New.)
Boxes are of marbleized slate, in imitation of Tennessee marble,
with gold lines, etc. Make a showy appearance, and if used care-
fully, have reasonable endurance; pans are nickel-plated.
Size, 5 kilo., diameter of pans, 7 in !iJ17 00
10 " " " 8" _ 19 00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
3*73
SCALES AND WEIGHTS-Cont'd.
Oiled Walnut Box Scale. Fig. 91.
„_ ,„_ „ .^SillfS
Fine oiled walnut case, with bird's-eye maple panels; carved
feet, gilt dial and marble top, and heavy nickel-plated pans.
No. 0, diameter of pans, 7 in., capacity, 10 lbs $16 00
1, " " " 8 " " 15 " 18 00
2 *' " " 9 " " 25 " 21 GO
Eastlake Box Scale, (New.) Fig. 92.
Box is of polished oak, and richly mottled Hungarian ash; mar-
ble top, with chiseled recess moulding; gilt dial; nickel-plated pans.
No. 1, diameter of pans, 9 in., capacity, 25 lbs 3:21 00
This scale furnished in mahogany or cherry at same price.
French Walnut Box Scale.
Elegant French polished walnut box; carved panels of mottled
walnut and butternut; inlaid marble top; gilt dial and nickel-plated
pans. This scale is an old favorite.
No. 1, diameter of pans, 9 in., capacity, 25 lbs $21 00
2, " " " 10 " " " 35 " 25 00
Antique Oak Box Scale. New. Fig. 98.
Fig. 98.
Scale is in an Antique Oak case very richly moulded ; front
panel carved with delicate tracery; marble top with cut corners; gilt
dial ; heavy nickel-plated pans. This scale is the very newest design.
No. 1, diameter of pans, 9 inches; capacity 25 lbs $22 00
374
MoREissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
SCALES AND ■V^EIGHTS-Cont'd.
Queen Anne " Box Scale. Fig. 94,
Fig. 94.
Very elegant scale of the finest finish ; made " Queen Anne "
style. Box is of ebony, ornamented with reeds and gold lines;
marble top, has richly chiseled moulding with circular corners;
gilt dial ; nickel-plated pans.
No. 1, diameter of pans, 9 inches ; capacity 25 lbs $21 00
Also furnished in a cherry box at same price.
White Marble Box Scaie.
Made of the finest white hand-polished statuary marble, with gilt
plate glass dial, nickel- plated pans.
No. 0, diameter of pans, 7 inches : capacity, 10 lbs ^ $30 00
" 1, " -'8 " ' " 15 " 33 00
" 2, " " 9 " " 25 " 36 00
Robervahl Scales. Fig. 75.
iilliiM
Neatly ornamented in gold lines ; heavy brass pans and brass
indicator.
No. 2, size of pan, 9 inches ; capacity, 15 lbs $7 50
" 3, " 8 " " 10 " 6 00
" 4, " 6 " "5 " 5 00
Druggists' Trip Scales.
Fig. 76.
MoERissoN, Plummek & Co.'s Prices-Cueeent.
375
SCALES AND WEIQHTS-Cont'd.
Druggists' Trip Scales. Fig 76.
Very eubsfcantial and reliable scale ; has one heavy brass pan,
which is movable. Scale ornamented in black and gold.
No. 2, diameter of pan, 12i inches ; capacity, 20 lbs ---^7 00
" 3, " " 9 " "8 " 6 00
" 4, " " 7 " "4 " 5 00
Fig. 120. No. 12.
"CMmax" Box Prescription Scale. Fig. 1 20.
Made by the Climax Co. ; has 21 -inch nickel pans; mahogany box,
ebony mouldings; hinged cover; a reliable and substantial scale.
No. 120, diam. of pans, 21 inches $12 00
Troemner's Famous No. 1 2 Box Prescription Scale.
In French polished ebony box with marble top, which has
counter-sunk basin in it to hold the weights; pans are nickel plated;
scale is sensible to 1-30 grain, and is of the finest finish; has perfect
oscillation; is very durable; over 13,000 of these popular scales are in
use in the United States, Canada, Australia, England and South
America.
No. 12, diam. of pans, 3 inches $17 00
13, " " 3f " 19 00
Fig. 6.
Troemner's Dispensing Scale. (New.) Fig. 6.
Handsomely fiuished scale for rough prescription work; has Si-
inch nickel-plated movable pans; a side-beam in front of scale with a
sliding weight; this beam is divided into 120 divisions, each division
representing one grain; an extra row of metric divisions is placed on
bottom edge of beam, each representing one decigram. Platform or
shelf is attached to base of scale in which are fitted a set of solid
brass weights, 2 oz. and down. Scale sensible to i grain.
Nw. 6, diam. of pans, 3f inches, capacity 4oz $8 00
376 MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Peioes-Current.
SCALES AWTD WEIGHTS-Cont'd.
Fig. 9.
Army Prescription Scales. Fig. 9.
On polished walnut box; scales take apart and pack away in
drawer of box; a well-finished and reliable scale, made in a mechan-
ical way; well adapted for physicians' offices; a full set of weights are
included.
No, 0, beam 8 in. weights, 2 drachma to i grain $6 00
1, " 7 '. « 2 " i " 5 00
2, " 5i " " 2 " i " _._. 3 50
Fig. 10.
P. 36.
Prescription Scale. Fig. 10.
Scale has indicator pointing downward; slide attachment on
needle; by shoving this to the right or left, scale is quickly balanced;
has nickel-plated pans; entire scale lacquered, on a polished, walnut
box with drawer; total height, Hi inches; a full set of weights in-
cluded.
No. 10, diam, of pans, 2f in. ; weights, 2 drachms to i grain — ^8 00
Prescription Scale. P. 36.
On marble base; improved raising apparatus; open beam; pro-
vided with an adjusting slide, which, if moved to the right or left,
quickly balances the scale; entire scale heavily plated with nickel,
a full set of weights included.
No. 1, nickel plated ; pans 2 Hnches . ^ 9 00
2, " " " 2f " 10 50
3, " " " 3 " 12 00
MoBBiSfeOisr, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. S11
SCALES AND WEIGHTS-Cont'd,
Prescription Scale. P. 44.
P. 44.
Same scale as the P. 36, except that it is mounted on a marble-
top, Eastlake box, with drawer. Scale provided with attachment for
balancing, also a full set of weights; these scales sensible to ^ grain.
No. 1, nickel plated, diam. of pans, 2i inches ^10 50
2, " " " " 2f " 12 00
3, " " •< " 3 " 14 00
Also scales with extra large, deep pans.
P. 95.
P. 63.
Prescription Scale. P. 95.
Scale of the very finest construction. Entire scale is lacquered
which is very much better than nickel ; pant are of solid silver
Beam has adjusting screws, by which the scale can be quickly bal-
anced. Mounted on a genuine Black Belgian marble base. This
scale is specially adapted to fine weighing, such as poisons, etc.
No. 95, diam. of pans, 2i in. (solid silver); sensibility y^ grain.. S20 00
Same scale mounted in a mahogany glass case, with counter-
poised sliding door 27 00
Prescription Scale. P. 63.
In French polished mahogany case, with counterpoised door,
sliding upward. Scale is of finest finish, all lacquered; pans are
nickel plated; has improved raising apparatus ; adjusting screws on
the beam ; sensible to ^V grain. This scale is one of the leading
favorites.
No. 63, diam. of pans, 2i in.; beam 8i^ in ..^22 00
Same scale provided with all "agate" bearings.- S5 00 extra.
3*78 MORRISSON, PlUMMER & CO.'S PRIGES-CURRENT.
SCAIiES AND WEIGHTS— Cont'd.
"Agate" Prescription Scale. P. 88,
Scale has indicator pointing upward, and weighs rapidly. Scale
is full jeweled, having six "agate" bearings, making them proof
against rust or corrosion. Beam is plated with gold all the other
parts nickel so as to save cleaning; has adjusting screws on the
beam ; scale is very roomy and comfortable to work with, and will
stand the hardest kind of continuous usage.
No. 88, diam. of pans 3 in.; sensibility j^ grain. One of the
most popular scales in the list $26 00
Mahogany case to suit this scale. ^. 12 00
'Agate" Prescription Scale. P. 96.
Elegant scale in French polished mahogany case ; with counter-
poised door sliding upward ; has leveling feet ; glass level ; scale
has indicator pointing downward ; beam is plated with gold, all the
other parts nickel ; pana are 3-inch solid silver ; all the bearings
are jeweled ; glass case is extra large and roomy.
No. 96, diam. of pans 3 in. (solid silver); sensibility, j^^ grain__ $45 00
MoRRissox, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
379
SCALES AND WEIGHTS-Cont'd,
Troemner's Aluminium Grain Weights. Fig. 55.
i to 5 grains per set, SO 25
Troemner's Square Aluminium Grain Weigints. Fig. 56.
Made of pure sheet aluminium ; made concave, so tliey can be
picked up readily,
i grain to 10, per set $0 40
Troemner's Prescription WeigFito. (Warranted.) Fig. 58.
Each weight has our name stamped upon it.
6 grain to i grain (nickel silver) per set.
2 drachms, and down to i grain "
10
25
^^ Id
Fig. 23. Fig. 59.
Grain Weights. Fig. 23.
In mahogany box, with pincets; specially adapted for dispensing
purposes.
300-grain piece down to iV grain .SI 75
Troy Cup Weights. Fig. 59.
4 oz. and down .^1 50
8 " " " 3 00
16 " " " 4 00
32 « " " 5 50
380 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
SCALES AND WEIGHTS-Cont'd,
Fig. 61. Actual size.
Decimal Grain Weights. Fig. 61.
50 grain down to 10 grain. Nickel silver.
.$0 60
■ Fig. 23.
Metric Weights. Fig. 23.
In mahogany box, Avith pincets specially adapted for dispensing
purposes.
20-gram piece and down to 1 centigram $1 75
Fig. 24.
Metric Weights. Fig. 24.
In velvet-lined mahogany block. Large weights of brass and
lacquered, small weights of aluminium all of the finest finish.
20-gram piece and down to 1 centigram $3 50
50 " " " " "1 " 5 00
100 " " " " " 1 " 6 00
Fig. 20. Fig. 42. Fig 50.
Metric Weights. Fig. 20. Weightsof solid brass in cherry block.
20-gram piece and down to 1 centigram SO 65
50 " " " " " " 1 10
100 " " " " " " 1 60
MoRRissoN, Plummbr & Co.'s Prices-Cuekbnt. 381
SCALES AND WEIGHTS -Cont'd.
AVOIRDUPOIS IVEIGHTS.
Standard Quality Brass Block Weights. Troemner's. Fig. 42.
In oiled walnut block, lined with poplar to prevent shrinkage;
weights of the finest finish furnished.
Brass. Nickel-plated.
lib. to 3^ oz U 00 $5 00
2" " " " 5 50 6 50
4" " " " 7 00 8 50
These weights are also furnished in "Eastlake" blocks, made of
oak and ash ; same style as scale. Fig. 92, page 373.
Brass Block Weigiits. Fig. 50.
Solid brass weights in cherry block.
Brass. Nickel.
llb.to^^oz S2 25 ^3 00
2" " " 3 50 . 4 50
4" " ". 5 00 6 50
i
» Fig. 54.
Brass Cased Weights "vr Star Brand. Fig. 54.
Accurately adjusted and well finished.
lib. and down to % oz $1 00
2" " " " " 150
4" " " " " „....„ 2 50
Fig. 55.
Iron Weights. Avoirdupois. Fig. 55.
1 lb. and down to 3^ oz $0 50
2" " " " " 75
4" " " " " 125
7" " " " " (15 lb. set) 2 00
10" " " " " (23 lb. set) . 8 00
Single Weights. Separate from full sets.
M M 1 2 4 Bounces.
Nest _10 20 30 40 50 60 cts. each
Block. 15 25 35 50 60 70 " "
If nickel plated, 5 cents each extra.
382
MoRRissox, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
SCALES AND WEI&HTS-Cont'd.
W. P. HOCK'S SCALES.
As Quoted Below.
Write for discounts.
Union or Family Scales.
Capacity, }4, oz. to 240 lbs.; steel bearings; tin scoop; nicely
japanned and striped; warranted correct.
Single beam net, $5 00
Double " " 5 50
A. X. Fancy Marble Box Scales.
Tennessee Marble Box, made of the best quality of Tennessee
hand polished marble, gilded glass dial.
No. 1, diameter of pans, 8 in., capacity, 15 lbs S30 00
2, " " 9" " 20" .- 32 00
Belgian Black Marble Box.
No. 2, diameter of pans, 9 in., capacity, 25 lbs $45 00
B. X. White Italian Marble Box Scales.
Of the best Italian marble, hand polished, with gilded
glass dial; without weights.
No. 1, diameter of pans, 8 in., capacity, 12 lbs $25 00
2, " " 9 " " 25 " 27 00
C. X. Queen Anne Box Scales.
Very elegant, fine finished " Queen Anne Style" box, ot
ebony, with engraving and gold lines ; marble top and gilded
dial ; nickel plated pans.
Diameter of pans, 9 in,, capacity, 25 lbs $21 00
D. X. Fancy Ebony Box Scales.
Scale has a very fine and ornamented design, with engraved
brackets and panels, richly gilded ; Tennessee marble top, glass
dial (bevel) and nickel plated pans.
Diameter of pans, 9 in., capacity, 20 lbs $30 OO
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 383
SCALES AND WEIGHTS— Cont'd.
E. X. Walnut Box Scales.
Made of the best American walnut, French walnut panel, fine
finish and workmanship ; marble top, without weights.
No. 1, diameter of pans, 7 inches, capacity, 15 lbs $14 00
2, " " 8 " " 20 " 16 00
3, " " 9 " " 25 " 18 00
F. X. Ebony Box Scales.
With gold engraving and gilded glass dial ; marble top.
No. 1, diameter of pans, 7 inches, capacity, 15 lbs $12 00
2, " " 8 " " 20" 14 00
3, " "• 9 " " 25" 16 00
G. X. Glass Box Scales.
Box frame is of brass, and nickel plated ; with French plate
glass panels, and ^old and nickel plated ; all bearings are tempered
steel ; bottom of box is cushioned with velvet. The works are
visible.
Diameter of pans, 9 inches, capacity, 20 lbs $100 00
H. X. Druggists' Counter Scales.
l.X.
This scale is especially for Wholesale Druggists for heavy
weighing. Made of wrought iron and steel, all bearings are tem-
pered steel, quick movement, large 13 inch brass pans ; capacity, 40
lbs., by 1 drachm.
Price $32 00
Robervahl Scales.
Japanned black and gold, ornamented, with indicator, and mov-
able pans.
No. 1, diameter of pans, 6 in., capacity, 10 lbs $5 00
2, " " 8 " " 15 " 6 on
3, " " 9 " " 20 " 7 00
J. X. Prescription Scales.
384 MoREissoN, Plummee & Co.'s Prices-Current.
SCALES AND WEIGHTS-Cont'd.
J. X. Prescription Scales— Cont'd.
Scale has 9 inch beam, adjusting screws on both ends, and
lacquered, 2f inch nickel plated pans; in fine polished walnut or
cherry case, with sliding upward door ; sensible to l-50th of a grain.
Each, ^22 00
The same scale furnished without case on fine polished ebony box, 18 00
K. X. Prescription Scales.
A fine mahogany box, scale lacquered and pans plated;
sensible to 1 -20th of a grain. Beam 11 inches each, ^20 00
L. X. Prescription Scales.
Fine adjusted beam, scale lacquered or nickel plated and on Ten-
nessee marble bottom, sensible to 1-lOth of a grain.
No. 1, diam. of pans, 3 inches, beam, 9 inches each, $18 00
M. X. Prescription Scales.
Marble base, open beam and lever finely polished; with weights.
No. 1, diam. of pans, 2f in., brass, $10.00, nickel plated _ .each, $32 00
2, " " 3 " " 12.00, " " " 14 00
N. X. Prescription Scales.
Walnut box, marble top, with weights.
No. 1, diam. of pans, 2f in., brass, .$12.00, nickel plated. __each,$14 00
2, " " 3 " " 14.00, *' " " 16 00
O. X. Army Prescription Scales.
Walnut box with drawer, the entire scale packed in with weights.
No. 0, beam 5 in each, $3 50
1, " 6".. " 4 50
2, " 7 " " 5 50
P. X. Upward-pointing Prescription Scale. (Agate bearings.)
Very fine designed and finished scale, heavy gold and nickel
plated, 9i inch beam with adjusting screws, by which the scale can
quickly be balanced, Belgian black marble base, 3-inch pans.
Each, $25 00
Q. X- Box Prescription Scales.
Ik!!
£ -Jt^™ 'ii
II iiMiji;^
JlLlJ I
Ebony box with glass cover and marble top, drawer for weights.
Nickel plated.
No.l, 2f inchpans... $15 00
2, 3f " " 17 00
Dispensing Scales.
Handsome finished scale with 4-inch nickel plated movable
pans, with side beam to weigh grains; a set of troy block weights at-
tached; sensible to i grain. Price $7 00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 385
SCALES AND WEIGHTS— Cont'd.
Analytical Balance.
This balance is of the finest make and workmanship (called
short-beam system) in French polished mahogany case, has a capac-
ity of 200 grammes in each pan. The extra beam in front is divided
in 1-10 milligram, sensible to 1-20 milligram. Kider apparatus.
Bearings are all agate. Pan arrest. Pan 2i inch each, $65 00
Assay Balance.
Balance is of fine construction with Rider apparatus. Beam
divided in 1-10 milligram. French polished mahogany glass case.
All bearings are agate each, $65 00
Assay Balance.
In French polished mahogany glass case, leveling set screws
and spirit level. All bearings are agate; needle shows 1-10 of a milli-
gram , each, $45 00
Analytical Scales.
For weighing ores, gold, etc. Mahogany box, scale lacquered,
pans are nickel plated and movable, ivory indicator, sensible to 1-20
of grain.
No. 1, beam 12 inches ..each, $18 00
2, " 10 " " 15 00
Diamond Scales.
In French poHshed mahogany glass case, upward sliding door,
scale lacquered, pans are nickel plated, sensible to 1-100 karat, with
a full set 6i— 1-10 of karat weights each, $35 00
Agate Prescr.ption Scales.
In French polished mahogany glass case, with upward sliding
door, set screws and spirit level, needle is downward pointed. Scale
is gold and nickel plated. Beam has adjusting screws, 3-inch silver
pans, sensible to 1-100 grain ^each, $35 00
Extra Jeweler's Balance,
Very superior balance for jewelers. Scale is lacquered, indicator
shows downward, beam provided with adjusting screws, nickel-
plated movable pans, sensible to 1-10 of grain, with a set of troy
block weights.
No. 1, diam. of pans 6 in., capacity 32 oz each, $20 00
2, " " 4 " '' 16 " « 16 00
Hand and Pocket Scales, Fig 21.
%^
6 inch brass beam and pans, and full set of weights in box, each, $1 00
5 " beam, morocco box " 60
6 " " " " " 85
6" " " " horn pans " 100
386
MoBRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current.
SCALES AND WEIGHTS-Cont'd.
Hand and Pocket Scales— Cont'd.
Fitch Pocket Scales.
Glass Cases. Fig. 22.
.each, .SO 75
With sliding upward, or hinged door of walnut.
No. Size. Price.
1 14 X 15 X 7 each, $ 8 00
2 16 X 14 X 7 "10 00
3 17 X 16 X 8 "12 00
Fairbank's Prescription Scales. No weights.
Japanned each, net,
Nickel plated " "
Brass " "
Scale Pans.
Glass, 2i to3 inch per pair,
Horn, with handles " "
Platfornn Scales of all descriptions furnished at the lowest market
Scissors. (See under Razors, etc., p. 369)
Nail, curved doz., $4 50 to
Straight... '■ 2 50 to
Scoops, Hard Rubber.
$4 00
6 40
8 00
$0 50
75
price.
$7 50
6 00
No. 1.
.10 per doz.
No. 2.
$1.35 per doz.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 387
SCOOPS, HARD RUBBER-Cont'd.
Scoops, Horn.
No. 3.
1.85 per doz.
Long.
Tin,
No. 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
0
00
000
Bound Points.
3i inches.
4i " .
Square Points.
....doz., $0 50
65
85
1 00
1 25
40
50
80
75
1 50
40 to
75 to
Seidlitz, labels hhA,
wrappers "
Shaving Cases.
We carry in stock a varied assortment of these goods in
plush, leather and leatherette, at $9.00 to $60.00 per dozen.
In ordering state style, material and about the price you
wish to pay.
Shaving Creams and Soaps.
Bazin'sEose Cream small, doz., $2 50
Ambrosial Cream _ " " 2 25
Thymaline ._ " 100
Military, No. 17 " 138
18 _ " 88
Saponacious Compound, No. 11, in mugs " 3 50
Colgate's Barber Soap, 12 1 -lb. bars box, 2 55
12 cakes wrapped doz., • 50
Cuticura shaving " 135
Delorme & Quentin Transparent sticks " 150
Graham's Octagon " 40
Barber Bar, 12 lbs. in a box : " 2 40
Indexical Bars, 10 lbs. in a box " 2 50
Kirk & Company's Zenitliia Shaving Soaps.
Barbers' Bar, No. 134 (wrapped), boxes of 10 1-lb.
bars, wood per box, $2 50
Cup Cakes, No. 146, 6 cakes to 1-lb. roll, 10 1-lb.
rolls to wood box per box, 2 50
Flat Square, in tin foil. No. 135, boxes of 12 cakes,
pressed (paper) per doz., 86
Flat Bound, No. 136 (enveloped), boxes of 12 cakes,
pressed (paper) per doz., 63
388
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
SHAVING CREAMS AND SOAPS-Cont'd.
Kirk & Company's Zenithia Shaving' Soaps — Cont'd.
Big Z tin foil, No. 143, boxes of 12 cakes, pressed,
(paper) per doz., SO
Lloyd's Ell xesis in Tubes doz., 4
Oakley's Shaving (wrapped) "
Pears, No. 109 round cakes " 2
112 " sticks " 2
113 " " " 3
Pioneer "
Eicksecker's Bay Rum sticks " I
Schmidt's Bars, 12 lb. in bos. ^ box, 2
round cakes doz.,
Strong's Arnica.. _ "
Vroom & Fowler'^ Military.doz., SI 10
Williams' Barber Bar, square, 10
lb. in box per box, 2 70
Williams' Barber Bar, round cut,
101b.
in box
2 70
Williams'
Clipper doz..
60
Favorite "
87
Mug "
50
Yankee "
90
Travelers' Sticks. "
1 75
Wrisley's
OliveCup "
40
Excelsior "
60
Barber's Bar, 10 bars,
box,
2 40
Shaving Box6s (see Boxes.)
Shaving Mugs.
Champion.
Medallion.
Requisite, Combination.
Champion doz., $2 00
Medallion
Requisite
Decorated, No. 1500
extra. No. 1500
Decorated, No. 360 .
Gold Band, " 100
White, with partition. No. 722
White, plain, No. 100
1 00
4 00
3 00
3 50
3 25
2 00
2 00
1 25
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current,
389
Sheeting, I. R fyard wide, yard, $0 65
1 " " " 75
li yards " " 1 00
li " " " 1 35
Shoulder Braces (see Braces).
Show Cases. Quotations given on application (see adv. Eureka Show
Case Co.)
Sick Feeders (see Feeders, p. 329).
Sieves, Brass Cloth, Tin Rim.
No. Diameter.
Sieves, Bolting Cloth.
mesh diameter
A m.
Ai
-5
5f
.6i
.7
-7i
-Si
-9
6 in.
Skins.
Meshes to inch.
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
24
80
60
Each,
% 0 m
50
65
80
90
1 10
1 20
1 80
1 40
85
1 10
Kip of 80 Skins.
$ 1 25
1 80
4 35
6 00
9 00
11 50
14 00
16 00
18 00
Plaster each, $0 65
Split for capping large, " 60
Smelling Salts.
Bassett's, g. s. bottle ._ lb., $1 00
Lazell's, " " » 100
Doz.
Chamois, E ^0 60
X 85
Q 1 75
U 2 75
A 4 00
L 5 00
I 6 00
T 7 00
Y 8 00
Soap Cutter. Champion _ each, $2 50
390 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co/s Prices-Current.
Soaps, Toilet.
Arnica, Toilet (See adv.C. H. Strong & Co.) doz., $1 75
Ballard's, Carbolic, i doz. in box " 100
Bazin's, Erasive " 60
Poncine " 167
Pumice " 150
Sulphur " 125
Thymoline " 2 00
Beaver's Glycerine, i doz. in a box " 65
Honey i " " " 65
Oatmeal i " " _- " 65
Tar . i " " " 65
Brown's, Tar in tin foil " " 75
Buchan's, Carbolics.
No. 11 Animal, i lb. cakes " 150
12 " lib. bars " 3 75
9 Dental " 150
8 Medicinal " 3 34
Toilet . " 150
50 Urinal " 75
Cactus Oil, (see adv. F. O. Eobertson) " 100
Calvert's Carbolic Toilet, 10 per cent Garb. Acid " 175
" " « 20 " " " " " 3 00
Carmel Soap, made from Pure Olive Oil " 120
Caswell & Hazard's Juniper Tar " 2 25
Colgate & Co. Subject to Manufacturer's discount of 15 per cent.
Fine Almond Soap.
No. 135, Large size, boxes of 3 cakes (paper), gro., $14 50
42, Small " " " 6 " " " 8 00
Almond Flower Toilet Soap.
No. 161, Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 18 00
Aromatic Vegetable Soap, oval.
No. 66, Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 20 00
Perfumed Bath Soap.
No. 76, 1 lb. bars, boxes of 15 bars (wood) ..box, 3 75
Bridal Bouquet Soap, oval.
No. 196, Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) gro., 48 00
Brown Windsor Soap, oval.
No. 180, Med. size, boxes of 3 cakes (paper).. " 14 50
212, Small size, enlarged, bxs. of 3 cakes
(paper) " 10 75
Brown Windsor Soap '"C C C."
No. 130, Boxes of 1 doz, cakes (wood) " 6 25
Caprice Soap, oval.
No. 232, Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) "^ 48 00
Cashmere Bouquet Soap.
No. 91, Boxes of 6 cakes (paper) " 36 00
Soaps, Castile.
Mottled Castile Soap (Imported.)
No. 33, 5 oz. cakes, boxes of 1 doz. (wood) " 9 00
24, 3 " " " " 1 " " .__ " 5 25
White Castile Soap (Imported).
No. 84, 6 oz. cakes, boxes of 1 doz. (^paper) " 14 25
83, 4 " " " " 1 " " .._ " 9 50
Cocus-Nuss-Oel-Soda-Seife.
No. 220, Boxes of 12 cakes (paper) " 6 25
Dermal Soap.
No. 222, Boxesof 3 cakes (paper)... " 22 50
MoRRissox, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Currknt. 391
TOILET SOAPS-Cont'd.
Colgate & Co.'s Elder Flower Soap, oval.
No. 64, Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) gross, S15 50
Family Vaseline Soap,
No. 202, Boxes o^ 6 cakes (paper)
medium, " 12 50
No. 172, Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) large, " 18 00
Frangipanni Soap, oval.
No. 151, Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 48 00
Glycerine Soap, oval.
No. 210, Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) small,
size, enlarged " 10 75
181, Boxes of 3 cakes (paper)
medium, " 14 50
194, Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) large, " 18 00
Glycerine (Transparent) Soap. See Transparent
Glycerine Soap.
Glycerine Soap "0 C 0."
No. 129, Boxes of 1 doz. cakes (wood) " 6 25
Heliotrope Soap, oval.
No. 192, Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 48 00
Honey Soap, oval.
No. 211, Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) small size,
enlarged " 10 75
182, Boxes of 3 cakes (paper)
medium, " 14 50
193, Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) large size, " 18 00
Honey Soap "0 C C."
No. 128, Boxes of 1 doz, cakes (wood) " 6 25
Hyperion Toilet Soap.
No. 205, Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) „ 18 00
Jockey Club Soap.
No. 143. Boxes of 8 cakes (paper) „ 36 00
Lettuce Soap, oval.
No. 101. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 48 00
Liberian Palm Soap.
No. 175. Boxes of 12 cakes (paper) small, " 7 80
174. " " 12 " " large, " 11 70
Marguerite Toilet Soap. *
No. 213, Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 22 50
Medicated Tar Soap.
No. 116. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 15 00
Mignonette Soap, oval.
No. 197. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 48 00
Mimosa Toilet Soap.
No. 223. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 7 50
Musk Soap. See Tonquin Musk Soap.
Musk Lavender Soap, oval.
No. 102. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 48 00
Naiades Toilet Soap.
No. 207, Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 22 50
New Mown Hay Soap, oval.
No. 198. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 48 00
Nursery Soap.
No, 169. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 22 50
Oatmeal Soap, oval. (Price reduced.)
No, 218. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) small, " 10 75
154. " " 3 " " ....large, " 18 00
892 MoRRissox, Pr-UMMER & Co/s Prices-Current.
TOILET SOAPS— Cont'd
Colgate & Co.'s Olive-Palm Toilet Soap.
No. 158. Boxes of 3 cakes small, gross, .$15 00
144. " /' 4 " ....large, " 20 00
OmBibus Soap. (Price reduced.)
No. 121 B. Brown, boxes of 3 cakes " 22 50
121 P. Palm, " " 3 " " 22 50
Opoponax Toilet Soap.
No. 209. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 36 00
Palm Toilet Soap. (Price reduced.) -
NO.50D. 4 oz. cakes, 1 doz .. " 6 25
Fine Palm. Toilet Soap.
No. 219. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 14 50
Pansy Toilet Soap.
No. 214. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 22 50
Patchouly Soap, oval.
No. 109. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 48 00
Perfumed Bath Soap.
No. 76. 1-lb. bars, boxes of 15 bars (wood),
per box, $ 3 75
Poncine Soap.
No. 41 P. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper> per gross, 13 00
Begin a Toilet Soap.
No. 224. Boxes of 3 cakes vpaper) " " 10 00
" Reliable" Toilet Soap.
No. 177. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " " 9 40
Rondeletia Soap.
No. 119. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " " 36 00
Rose Soap, oval.
No. 100. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " " 48 00
Rose Geranium Soap, oval.
No. 104. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " " 48 00
Rosemary Toilet Soap.
No. 188. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " " 18 75
Rosodora Toilet Soap (name registered).
No. 206. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " " 22 50
Sand Soap.
No. 63. Boxesof 6 cakes (paper) " " 7 50
7th Regiment Bouquet Toilet Soap.
No. 186. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " " 22 50
Shaving Soap (see Shaving Soap).
Silver Plate Soap.
No. 39. Boxes of 12 cakes (paper) " " 8 50
Speciosa Toilet Soap.
No. 233. Boxesof 3 cakes (paper) " " 24 00
Spermaceti Soap, oval.
No. 108. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " " 48 00
Superfine Soaps.
No. 196. Bridal Bouquet
232. Caprice
151. Frangipanni
192. Heliotrope Oval Cakes in boxesof
101. Lettuce J- 3 cakes (paper). Per
197. Mignonette gross S48 00
192. Musk Lavender i
198. New Mown Hay I
109. Patchouly — J
Oval Cakes in boxes of
3 cakes (paper). Per
gross .S48 00
MoRRissox, Plummkr & Co/s Prices-Current. 393
TOILET SOAPS-Cont'd,
Colgate & Co.'s Superfine Soaps— Cont'd.
No. 100. Kose 1
104. Rose Ger an ium
108. Spermaceti
U?: Tonquin Musk, oval y 3 ^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^ p^^.
150! West End.V.V--^
191. White Rose I
190. Ylang Ylang J
Superfine Vaseline Soap.
No. 171. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) per gross, $24 00
Tar Soap. (Medicated.)
No. 116. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " " 15 00
Touquin Musk Soap, oval.
No. 106. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " " 48 00
Transparent Glycerine Soap.
No. 141. Boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " " 22 50
Turkish Bath Soap.
(Beware of inferior goods of similar appearance and
style, and bearing no responsible name.)
Boxes of 12 cakes (paper) gross, S 6 25
Turtle Oil Soap, oval.
No. 138, boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 15 50
Vaseline Tar Soap (see also Family Vaseline and
Superfine Vaseline Soap).
No. 173, boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 18 00
Violet Soap, oval.
No. 147, boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 48 00
West End Soap, oval.
No. 150, boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 48 00
White Rose Soap, oval.
No. 191, boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 48 00
White Wing Soap.
No. 225, boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 8 15
Ylang Ylang Soap, oval.
No. 190, boxes of 3 cakes (paper).. " 48 00
Young People's Soap.
No. 226, boxes of 3 cakes (paper) " 22 60
Cole's Carbolic Soap doz.,
Constantine's Pine Tar "
Coudray's Glycerine, Jockey Club andLettuce "
Lactine "
Cuticura Toilet "
Delorme & Quentin Soap Co.
No. 342, Imitation Rieger's "
354,D.&Q "
356, Large Medallion "
440, Coupon Bars, 3 cakes to bar "
450^7, Oval pressed "
510, Boudoir I "
0, Cocoa Gold Medal, bar of 3 cakes box,
1, " Long Bars "
2, " i lb. cakes, wrapped doz.,
Eastman's Fine Toilet Soaps (see adv. Eastman & Bro.)
Carbolic Soap, No. Ill, wrapped, i doz. in box, gross,
30 Per Cent Glycerine No. 133, i doz. in box, "
1 75
1 50
3 25
4 00
1 80
2 00
1 75
2 75
1 80
1 00
75
3 50
1 80
60
15 00
9 00
394
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
TOILET SOAPS-Cont'd.
Eastman's Pine Needle Complexion Soap. No. 140, wrapped,
i doz. in box gross,
Medium oval Assorted.
No. 145, Turtle Oil Soap, wrap-
ped i doz. in box, "
146, Glycerine i " " "
147, Oat Meal i " " "
148, Honey i "
150, Aloha Soap, wrapped, .i " " "
Manono Soap. Noo 151, wrapped, i " " "
Thistledown Soap.
No. 164, Thistledown Soap,
wrapped i '* " "
Dominus Soap. No. 279 i " " "
Puck Soap. No. 283, 3 colors i " " "
CocoanutOilSoap, No. 299,wrap'd, 1 " " "
Olive Castile Soap. No. 301, 3 doz. in wood box, "
First Prize Medal Soaps, elegantly wrapped.
No. 303, Savon au Sue de Laitue, (genuine
Lettuce Soap) 3 in box, "
304, Savon a I'Opoponax 3 " "
305, Savon a 1' Ylang Ylang .... 3 " "
306, Savon Violette de Parme.3 " "
307, Savon au J ockey Club .... 3 "
308, Savon Eose Jacqueminot .3 " "
Omnibus Soap. No. 309, labeled.. i doz. " "
Royal Toilet Soaps.
No. 324, White Rose, wrapped, i " " "
325, Musk " i " " •'
326, Violet " i " " "
327, Ess. Bouquet " i " " "
328, Lotus Flower " i " " "
329, Jockey Club " i "
Assorted Soap (packed either solid or assorted
as desired).
Honey " [ i « « «
Old Windsor " \ *
Assorted Soap.
No. 351, Glycerine } " " "
Honey i "
Oat Meal i " " "
egant Bath Soaps.
No. 527, Violet Palm i " " "
529, Crescent Bouquet "-"i " " "
Triple Perfumed Soaps, wrapped.
No. 530, White Rose i "
531, Jockey Club i " " "
532, Royal Frangipanni._-i " "
533, White Heliotrope ir '• "
Blue Bells of Scotland Toilet Soaps, registered
No. 12843 (wrapped).
No. 535, Blue Bells of Scotland i doz. in box, "
537, Sulphur Soap i "
Tar Soap, wrapped. No. 539 i " " "
Arbutus Toilet Soaps. No. 550 i " " "
$12 00
$12 00
12 00
12 00
12 00
24 00
24 00
21 00
8 00
9 00
9 00
9 00
24 00
24 00
24 00
24 00
24 00
24 00
21 00
21 00
21 00
21 00
21 00
21 00
21 00
9 50
10 50
9 00
9 00
9 00
13 50
13 50
48 00
48 00
48 00
48 00
24 00
24 00
9 00
24 00
Morrisso:n', Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
395
Eokelaer's. TOILET SOAPS-Cont'd.
No. ' 73, Lettuce and Glycerine doz. ,
77, Bouquet of Violets, round "
141, Baby "
154, Jockey Club "
156, Assorted Violet, Lettuce, Rose and Helio-
trope "
163, WtiiteRose "
165, LeSan's Rival "
Edward's Ox Gall "
Espey's Fragrant Cream Soap "
4711, White Eose (see adv, Muhlens & Kropff) small, "
large, "
Gelle Frere's (Savon Monstre) "
Glenn's Sulphur "
Graham Bros. & Co.
Druggists' Athenian Glycerine "
Honey "
Glycerine, 3 cakes, wrapped " ■
Honey, 3
Oat Meal, 3
Princess, 3
Carbolic, 3
6
Canada Tar "
Cocoa "
Juniper Tar • "
Mammoth Bath 1 doz. in box, "
Oat Meal, West End "
Opaline i doz. in box, "
Palace Glycerine "
Sulphur, 3 cakes, foiled "
No. 500, 3 cakes, not foiled.. . "
Turkish Bouquet, 3 cakes in box, wash
ragin each box "
Juniper Tar (C. H. & Co.) "
tin foil "
S2 48
2 48
1 80
2 48
80
48
80
85
65
58
43
50
00
67
67
70
70
70
70
75
00
60
50
25
75
40
75
75
25
75
75
2 25
Kirk. Jas. S. & Co.'s.
No. 185,
Bath King.
No. 95,
86,
103,
Azalea.
boxes of 36 cakes (wood)
boxes of 3 cakes (paper)
" 12 " "
" " 36 " (wood)
Boston Oat Meal.
No. 117, boxes of 3 cakes (paper)
Brown Windsor, Oval.
No. 75, boxes of 3 cakes (paper) small,
74, " " 3 " " ..medium,
73, " « 3 " " .... large,
Calumet Bouquet (enveloped).
No. 97, boxes of 3 cakes (paper)
Carbolic. No. 129, boxes of 3 cakes (paper)
Castile, white, No. 126, boxes of 36 cakes (wood) —
marble, No. 159, " " " "
5 5 75
10 25
9 00
9 00
11 25
11 25
14 50
17 00
30 00
15 00
5 00
5 00
?96
MoRRissoiN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current,
TOILET SOAPS-Cont'd.
Kirk, Jas. S. & Co.'s
Club Bath, brown or yellow.
No. 108, boxes of 12 cakes (paper) gro., $6 00
150, " " 36 " (wood) " 6 00
Coco des Tropiques.
No. 85. boxes of 12 cakes (paper)..! " 6 00
Commonwealth, enveloped.
No. 101, boxes of 3 cakes (paper)
C. P. Glycerine.
No. 178, boxes of 3 cakes (paper)
Cream White Honey.
No. 113, boxes of 3 cakes (paper)
Elder Flower, oval form.
No. 78, boxes of 3 cakes (paper) small,
77, " 3 " " med.,
76, " 3 " " large,
El Capitan, assorted.
No. 104, boxes of 12 cakes (paper)
93, " 36 " (wood). _._
Fine Palm.
No. 94, boxes of 3 cakes (paper)
Flake White.
No. 161, boxes of 3 cakes (paper)
Flounder.
No. 169, boxes of 3 cakes (paper)
gro.
gro..
$20 00
8 50
11 25
11 25
14 50
17 00
5 50
5 50
•12 50
7 20
8 75
Glycerine, oval form.
No. 72, boxes of 3 cakes (paper) small, gro., $11 25
71, " 3 » " .med.,
70, " 3 " "
Glycerine and Spermaceti.
No. 116, boxes of 3 cakes, (paper)
Glen Honey.
No. 110, boxes of 3 cakes (paper)
109, " 36 " (wood)
Honey, oval form, same style as Glycerine.
No. 69, boxes of 3 cakes (paper) small,
68, " 3 " " med.,
67, " 3 " " large,
14 50
17 00
11 25
6 85
6 50
11 25
14 50
17 00
Hotel, oval form, No. 125, 72 cakes, wood box, gross, $4 80
MoRRissoK, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 397
TOILET SOAPS-Cont'd.
Kirk, Jas. S. & Co.'s
Jersey Lily,
Jersey Oat Meal,
Jockey Club,
Juniper Tar Oil,
No. 102, 3 cakes, paper box, gross, $ 8 75
" 182, 3 " " " " 6 85
" 119, 3 " " " " 45 00
" 128, 3 " " " " 15 00
Juvenile, grotesque, No. 114, 3 cakes, paper box, gross, $25 00
Mikado, assorted, " ^"" " " " " " " '"
wood
168, 3
160, 12
162, 36
Musk, superior toilet soap.
No. 123, 3 " paper "
Oatmeal, oval form, same style as glycerine.
No. 81, 3 cakes, paper box, small ,
80, 3 " " " med.,
79, 3 " " " large,
5 40
4 70
4 70
57 50
11 25
14 50
17 00
Owosso, No. Ill, 12 cakes, double packet box, gross,
Omnibus, 3 colors, No. 82, 3 cakes, paper box.
Omnibus Palm, " 83, 3 " " •'
Orleans, " 144, 12 "
Palmarosa, " 100, 3 "
Palm Glycerine, " 112, 3 " " "
Palmer House Bath, " 141, 3 " " "
Spanish Tablets, assorted colors (small)
No. 49, 36 cakes, wood box,
56, 24 "
63, 12 "
Spanish Tablets, assorted colors (medium)
No. 28, 36 cakes, wood box,
35, 24 "
42, 12 " " "
Spanish Tablets, assorted colors (large)
No. 7, 36 cakes, wood box,
14, 24 " "
21, 12 "
Spanish Tablets, assorted colors, paper box.
No. 66 i doz. small,
65 i doz. medium,
64 i doz. large,
Superior Toilet Soaps, (enveloped)
SIO 00
26 25
25 00
5 00
22 50
6 85
15 60
6 60
6 75
8 00
8 75
9 00
10 50
11 25
11 50
12 75
7 00
9 50
12 25
No. 119, Jockey Club
120, Palestine Lily, (
121, Violet, ;
122, White Eose, I
124, Patchouly, J
123, Musk.- „_., "
gross, $45 00
57 50
398
MoRRissoK, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
TOILET SOAPS-Cont'd.
Kirk, Jas. S. & Co.'s
Sulphur, enveloped, No. 140, 3 cakes, paper box, gross, $15 00
Tar Oil and Glycerine, 147,3 " " " " 9 50
Transparent Glycerine.
No.
Turtle Oil,
158, Imperial, 3 cakes
, paper box,
26 25
89, Le Grand, 3
" "
25 00
90, LeMoyen,3
« ((
20 75
91, Le Petit, 3
" "
17 00
181, Oval, 3
No. 84, 3
ZENITHIA^
11 25
Turkish Bath, No. 92, 36 cakes, wood box, gross,
118,36 " paper, "
White Almond, Sicilian. "
No. 152, 3 "
White Lilac Glycerine.
No. 187, 3 " "
White Lilac Honey, " 183, 3 "
White Russian Bath, 149, 3 " " " "
Zenithia, enveloped. No. 99, 3 " " "
Laird's White Lilac doz.,
Laurencot No. 15, 30 per cent Glycerine "
Low's No. 4, Elder Flower, Glycerine Honey, Oat Meal, or
Turtle Oil. 3^ dozen in box "
No. 4, 3 dozen in wood box "
Old Brown Windsor, 3 cakes in pkt "
Wild Honey, 1 dozen in box "
" Eose, 1 " " " . "
3^ lb. bars, solid or assd., 2 dozen in wood box "
Lubin's large, solid;,or assorted "
med., " " "
small, " " "
McKeone's Carbolic, tin foiled, i doz. in box _ "
Turkish Bath, large . "
Medical Lake Soap "
Mexican Palmea "
Morris' Palm Oil, made from pure palm oil "
Oakley's Camelia Bouquet, 6 cakes in box "
O. F. Ball's (transparent^ "
No. 65, " "
Packer's Tar Soap. "
Palmer's India Bouquet , "
Pearl's White Glycerine "
Pears' Soap, subject to 10 per cent, discount.
Size.
No. 100, wash baUs No. 1,
101, " " . " 2,
102 " " " 3
ids! ovaltabletsJrrjrr„"."."II_"I!]I."II."" « I,
$ 7 30
7 80
9 50
9 00
9 00
9 50
30 00
1 50
1 00
1 35
1 25
65
75
50
1 58
7 50
5 00
3 50
1 25
2 00
1 50
60
1 50
2 00
60
65
1 75
2 00
1 50
Dozen.
S2 45
3 75
5 85
2 50
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 399
TOILET SOAPS— Cont'd.
Pears' Soap— Cont'd. Size. Dozen.
No. 104, ovaltablets No. 2, $3 75
105, " " perfumed with otto of rose.- " 3, 5 55
106, square cakes " 1, 2 50
107, " " " 2, 3 75
108, " " perfumed with otto of rose, " 3, 5 55
109, round shaving cakes " 1, 2 45
110, " " " " 2, 3 75
111, " " " " 3, 6 10
112, shaving sticks " 1, 2 20
113, " " " 2, 3 35
114, ," ." ^ " 3, 5 50
115, transparent glycerine 1 87
120, unscented transparent 1 45
Plautz carbolic doz., 1 50
Sulphur " 150
Pond's Extract soap " 184
Ricksecker's skin soap " 175
Rieger's No. 2180, transparent " 2 75
Robinson's Indexical.
Baby " 175
Griycerine, pure " 138
Honey, " " 138
MuskRose " 2 25
Robinson's.
Oat Meal and Glycerine " 150
Silver " 100
Sand " 88
Tar .._. " 75
Sarg's Liquid Glycerine '' 4 50
Schmidt's Geo. A.
Carbolic, i doz. in box " 75
Cocoa, 1 " " " 50
GallSoap " 75
Glycerine (large) " 75
JuniperTar " 125
Pine Tar " 75
Stiefel, J. T>., Medicated Soaps.
Birch Tar " 150
" and Sulphur " 150
Boracic Acid " 150
Borax ■ " 150
Ichthyol " 1 75
Napthol and Glycerine " 150
" Sulphur " 150
Sublimate Corrosive " 175
Thymal " 150
Strong's Arnica Toilet (see adv. C. H. Strong & Co.) " 1 75
Taylor's dog soap " 175
Wrisley's A. B. (see adv. A. B. Wrisley)
Carbolic, 3 cakes in box, tin foiled " 00
Cochin Coco " 60
Glycerine Bouquet, 6 cakes wrapped " 60
Honey, " " " " " 60
Oatmeal, " " " " " 60
Crown Glycerine " 90
400 MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
TOILET SOAPS-Cont'd.
Wrisley's, A. B.— Cont'd.
Crown Honey doz., ^0 90
" Oatmeal " 90
Yosemite Bouquet " 180
Soap Boxes (see Boxes, p. 260.)
Shekwood's
No. 2 Soap Bracket.
Sherwood's
No. 6 Brush and Soap Holder. No. 5 Brush and Soap Holder.
Shbrwood's
No. 1 Soap stand.
No. 7 Soap Bracket.
Soap Brackets and Stands (see adv. Woods, Sherwood & Co.)
Wire,No.l, doz., $1 40
2 - .__. "3 20
5, with glass' dish'. "I' ll"[ll\[""ll^il " 4 80
6, " " " " 6 40
7, " " " :... " 4 00
Spatulas, horn.
No. 0, full length..: 9 in., each, ^0 15
3, " " 7 " " 10
4, " " 6 " " 10
5, shovel shape, full length- " 10
MoKEissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 401
Spatulas, steel.
Arabesque, fancy metal handles.
3 in each, $0 20 8 in each, $0 55
4 " " 25 9 " " 70
5" " 30 10" " 80
6" ._. " 35 12" " 125
7 " " 40
Cocoa handles, riveted.
3 in each, ^0 20 8 in each, $0 40
4" " 20 9'' " 60
5" " 25 10" " 75
6 " " 30 11 " " 1 00
7" " 35 12" " 120
Ebony handles, bolstered.
3 in each, W 25 5 in each, W 35
4" " 30 6"... " 40
Cocoa handles, high balanced.
3 in each, $0 25 6 in each, $0 40
4 " " 30 7 " . " 45
5 " " 35 8 " " 50
Pocket, folding like a knife.. each, $0 50 to 75
Speculums. (See also Surgical Instruments.)
Glass, Ear, reflecting doz. ^5 00
Kectal " " 6 00
Vaginal " " 6 00
" hole in side " 7 00
Spit Cups.- doz., $2 00
Sponge Baskets. (See Baskets, pages 251-252.)
Sponge Jars. (See Flint Glassware, page 218.)
Sponge Bags. (See Bags, page 247.)
Sponge Tents. Carbolized doz., $1 00
Sponges.
Sheep's Wool. Pure unbleached Florida 6 to l4s,lb. $3 00
small, 25 to 30s, " 1 50
" Cuba 8 to 12s, " 1 75
Bleached Florida 6 to 10s," 2 10
" small, 20to 25s," 125
Grass. Best quality 6 to 14s," 85
" forslate small, 40 to 70s," 65
Keef. Prime, No. 1 medium, 75 to 150s, " 150
" very small, 200 to 250s, " 150
Second quality 100 to 150s, " 100
extra large, 8 to 15s, " 1 00
Surgeons.
Bulk, No. 1 40 to 50s lb., S3 00
2 40to 50slb., 1 75
Strmgs,No. 1 50 pieces, per string, 2 00
2 50 " " " 1 50
Velvet.
asst. sizes for carriages 10 to 12s lb., SI 25
402
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Currekt.
SPONGES-Cont'd.
Bath.
Unbleached bulk « med 14 to 16 pieces, lb.,
large 6 to 8 " "
Bleached and free from sand.
Strings small to med., 25 pieces, per string,
med. to large, 20 "
extra large, 15 " " "
Bulk small forms each,
med. " '*
^ large " "
extra " " ..each, $1 00 to
Barber's Bath.
Unbleached bulk _..._20 to 25s lb.,
small, dpz.,
Bleached, bulk small to med., doz. W 75 to
Special quotations given in case lots.
Toilet.
Select Bleached each, SO 35 to
Zimoca " asst sizes doz., 65 to
Unbleached 15 to 20s lb..
Select Eye Cups ._.. small, doz.,
med., "
large, doz., $6 00 to
Potter's, asst. sizes lb.,
Special quotations given in bale or case lots.
SI 75
2 25
2 00
4 50
8 50
15
30
60
1 50
1 25
. 65
1 25
50
75
1 75
2 00
3 00
9 00
4 00
Spoons, Horn.
No. 1....
2...
.doz., SO 50
. " 65
No. 3.._. ...doz., SO 75
4 " 1 CO
No. 1 Large and 69,
83 and 84,
Nos. 102, 103. 104 No. 4, large.
Sprinklers and Powder Tubes.
Assorted sizes and styles ....gross, S3 00 to $7 00
Samples sent on application.
Stationery. Envelopes, writing paper, papeteries, lead pencils, pen holders,
rubber erasers, steel pens, etc. (See Stationery Department.)
Stethioscopes. (See Instruments.)
Stills.
Alcohol, Prentiss', size No. 1, li gal each, SIO 00
2,3 " - " 12 00
3,5 ". " 20 00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co's. Prices-Current. 403
STILLS-Cont'd.
Pharmaceutical, Berry's.
li gal., planished copper, tin lined each, $ 8 00
3 « " " " " " 10 00
5 " " " " " " 12 00
Water, Herrick's Automatic, copper __ " 10 00
tin.... " 6 00
Stockings, elastic. (See E, p. 316.)
Shoe Polish. (See S, p. 254.)
Philadome.
Stoves, Alcohol.
H. Clayton & Co.
Gem, No. 2, nickeled, no boiler... doz., $10 00
Tourist's, " 4, coppered, li pint boiler and cover
Tourist's, "• 5, nickeled..
Midget, " 7, coppered, 1 pint boiler and cover
Midget, " 8, nickeled
Alcohol Canteens, half pint No. 10 nickeled, screw cap
Acme pocket in pasteboard boxes
Philadome brass, and tin cup
N. P. copper "
Stoves for Gas, each $1 25 to $3 50
Strings, guitar, violin, etc, (See Musical Goods.)
8 00
10 00
6 50
8 50
2 75
1 75
6 00
12 00
404 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Supporters, Abdominal.
Fitch.
Fitch's, Polished Steel each, ^1 75
London _ each, %\ 00
Banning's " 9 00
Belts... .- " 2 00
Drs. Gray and Foster's (see adv. Geo. Frost & Co.)
Eegular width doz., S15 00
Extra " " 18 00
No. 250 Hose Supporters... _.. " 3 00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
405
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS-Cont'd.
Mclntosli.. each, $2 55
Parker's Silk Web " 2 25
Mcintosh Uterine.
Supporters, Uterine.
Babcock's Silver Cup and Stem each,
Mcintosh, H. E. " " "
Shannon's " " " "
Wadsworth's "
Suppository Machine, Archibald's, 3 Moulds "
.5 " "
Suppository Moulds. (See Moulds, page )
Suppositories, Hollow. (See adv. Hall & Ruckel.)
Rectal, No. 0, i gross box gross,
J.,
(( ii 2 <' « «
U ii Q I( (t «
u u r^ ii II u
Uterine " a' " " I"III]!I""""IIII^III^II-" "
a a |g u (( a
Vaginal" 4, J gross box "
a " ' 5 *' " "
Suspensories. (See Bandages, pages 248-249.)
Syringes.
Fountain, Alpha, with self-closing neck.
No. 1, H. R pipes pt., doz,,
2 " " qt., "
3 " " Hgal, "
4 " " 4qt., "
5 " " _ 5 " "
$12 00
4 25
6 00
3 50
7 00
10 00
$2 58
2 93
3 60
4 05
8 10
4 05
4 50
8 10
8 10
$12 00
13 50
15 00
16 50
18 00
406
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
SYRINGES-Cont'd.
Fountain, Climax, Mattson's (see adv. Mattson Eubber Co.)
Metal H. B.
Tabes. Tubes.
No. 1 1 pt., doz., $ 9 50 1^10 00
2 Iqt., " 10 75 1125
3 ...2qts., " 12 00 12 50
4 4 " " 16 00 17 00
Irrigator, No. 1 2 " " 14 00
2 3 " " 15 00
3 4 " " 18 00
Glass H. R.
Tubes. Tubes.
Fairbank's, No. 1 1 pt., doz., $ 9 00 $10 50
2 Iqt., " 10 20 12 00
3 2qts., " 1140 13 50
Goodyear's No. 1 1 pt., " 12 00
2 Iqt., " 14 00
3 . 2qts., " 15 00
Household. Jet Pipes.
No. 1 Ipt., doz., ^9 50
2 Iqt., " 10 50
3 2 qts., " 12 00
4 3 " " 13 00
5... 4 " " 15 00
H. R. Pipes.
$10 50
12 00
13 50
14 25
15 00
MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prioes-Curkekt.
40^
SYRINGES-Cont'd,
French Jet. (See adv. Davol Mnfg. Go.)
No. 1, A, male doz.,
English P,
10,
1.
2,
3,
5,
vaginal
ear and nasal .
Glass, wood and cork top. Female, 1 doz. in box.
No. 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
.doz.,
40
45
55
60
75
No. 6.
2 oz.
3 " .
4 " .
doz.,
SI 50
2 35
1 50
2 00
2 25
3 00
2 35
$1 00
1 20
1 50
1 75
Male, 1 doz. in box.
No. 00 doz..
$0 30
35
40
45
50
No.
doz.,
0
1
2
3..
Dentists'
Ear, bent or straight
Eye " " "
Suppository, rectal, small,
" " large,
" vaginal
Wood case, male. No. 00
" " " " 0.
a a (t (( 1
« a- ti «( o
Cigar " " " 0""."III"I]."II_""r'm
Glass, male, cone point.
No. 0, doz.
All glass, with rubber to protect piston.
$0 65
75
Female, No. 3, .doz.
4, "
5, "
6, "
7, — - "
00
10
75
75
75
75
25
50
45
50
65
75
65
$0 60
56
75
$0 55
60
75
00
10
Male, No. 00, doz., SO 30
0, " 35
1, " 40
2, " 45
3, " 50
4, " 65
5, " 75
6, " 1 00
Glass male syringe, with bottle _ doz., SI 50
with rubber bulb " 125
Glass urethal, rubber bulb " 100
408
MoEEissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current..
SYRING-ES-Cont'd.
R J. MCELROY'S O.K. No. 3.
y
Ol
/Vo.y. [/AG.
Glass, McElroy's patent, no cap Or cork, heavy glass
and smoothly made.
f^o
00
Female.
Doz.
Male.
Doz.
SO 45
i(
0
65
a
1
--- SO 80
80
a
9,
1 00
1 00
11.
8
. _. 1 12
1 12
t(
4
___ 1 25
1 25
u
5
1 50
1 50
li
fi
.-_ 1 90
1 90
a
7
--- 2 25
2 25
coin
0
1
3
00 bi
3
1 O
2
3
00
0
1
3
wood case..
11 it
11 11
11 11
lib in wood
11 11
. K
60
90
it
1 00
11
1 25
11
11
(1
case
1 00
1 25
1 50
1 75
11
11
2 75
11
11
11
((
'* in wood
It 11
« 11
4( ((
case
11
11
—
60
90
1 00
1 25
1 oz. Uterine, Long Pipe.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Currbxt. 409
SYRINGES-Cont'd.
1 oz. Rectal.
No. 40.
1 oz. Vaginal.
410
MoRKissoN, Pltjmmer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
SYRINGES -Cont'd.
No. 82.
1-S oz. *'P/
No. 50.
No. 4, OK. inTvood case, male doz.,
5, " " " " " "
6, " " " " " . "
5, Advance,cone point " "
Ear, straight or bent "
No,3 _ "
No. 1, VagYnairo" pVt.V.V.'.. ".I."-.. "''r.-^'II^'""!" "
2, " " "
3, " " "
Hard Rubber — "Royal".
ioz.P ... "
i " P ring handle "
i" P "
i " P bulbous tip "
i " P bulbous tip and ring handle "
I " P blunt end "
f " P Excelsior "
i " P " "
i " P super "
f " Infant.,.. "
1 " Rectal "
2 " " "
3 " " I "
3 " " bent pipe "
3 " " extra bent rectal and vaginal pipes "
6" " "
6 " " bent pipes "
6 " " -with extra bent rectal and vaginal pipes "
12 " " "
12 " " beDtpipVIIir"'""."'".""."".""-!! "
12 " " with extra bent rectal and vaginal pipes "
, " Vaginal "
1 " " with'shield-\V.'.".V'.V-"-.'.V-.".V.'-'.V "
2 " " ■wYth"shieidIIII""Il]]^".lI""" "
3 " " bent pipe "
3 " " " " and shield "
■to n u n a n
1 " Uterine, long pipe "
1 50
1 75
2 00
1 75
1 00
1 50
1 00
1 50
1 75
2 75
2 85
2 15
1 90
3 55
4 05
3 35
3 80
5 25
4 00
4 50
6 00
6 40
7 60
8 00
11 00
10 50
11 00
13 75
15 20
15 75
17 00
3 35
3 80
5 70
5 25
7 10
8 60
10 50
11 40
16 00
7 12
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
411
SYRINGES— Cont'd.
Hard Eubber, Eoyal.
No. 10, Male f oz., doz., $3 35
20,
30,
40,
50,
60,
70,
80,
81,
82,
ring handle i
Battery 12 " "
Catarrh 1 " "
Dental i " "
Ear 1 " "
Horee .. . 24 "
Uterine, long pipe 2 " "
Syringes, Hypodermic.
Fenestrated with Finger Rests, No. 5703 each,
3 "
in all metal case, No. 7007 "
For metal Hypodermic Syringes see Instrument List.
4 50
5 25
1 65
1 65
2 35
4 50
2 85
1 65
1 65
19 00
6 65
4 75
5 70
34 20
9 50
1 75
2 00
3 00
6oz. 4oz. 4o:t. 4ot»
Womb
Metal.
16 oz.
8 "
6 "
4 "
See cuts. doz.
Self, incase... $10 00
7
.. 5
.- 4
Single, in paper box.
24 oz -..-_ 11
16 " 7
12 " 6
10 " 5
8 " 4
6 " 3
4 " 2
2 " 1
1 " 1
PP
Female, 1 oz 1
2 " 1
4 " 2
Horse, in wood case.
16 oz 12 00
24 " 18 00
36 " 21 60
Extra pipes for horse
syringes 4 00
Rubber Bulb.
Alpha A. H. R.
fittings, satchel case ...
E
I metal "
Omega metal fittings .
'...-doz., S17 50
13 00
10 00
8 00
412 MoRRissoisr, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
SYRINGES-Cont'd.
Rubber Bulb— Cont'd.
Ballard's.
Bulb in center, 3 metal pipes doz., S 3 50
2 " " " 3 00
Chamberlin's ladies' and'complete family syringe " 15 00
With grooves and orifices for reverse streams. Is endorsed
by the entire medical profession. (See adv. H. T. Chamberlin.)
H. T. Chamberlin, M.D., inventor. Factory and home oflBce, at Brockport,
N.Y., U.S.A.
Cockerton's bulb glass tube doz., $ 1 25
Davidson's No. 1 metal pipes " 16 67
2 " " . " 13 34
3 " " " 13 34
4H.E. " " 17 67
Davol's pure gum ulcer and ear syringe, No. 51 " 2 00
Delano, No. 502, double neck " 5 00
505, " " _. " 6 25
MoRRissoK, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
413
SYRINGES -Cont'd.
Rubber Bulb— Cont'd.
Delano, No.508, Eye and Ear . doz., $ 2 50
509, " " " " 3 50
Goodyear, original, 3 pipes, metal " 5 50
H.R. pipes " 8 00
Practical " 6 00
Superior No. 1, 4 pipes and spray " 11 00
No. 1, H. E. pipes and spray " 14 00
Union No. 3, N. P. pipes " 10 00
4, H. R. pipes " 15 00
5, 2 " metal " 4 00
6, 3 " " " 7 00
7, 3 " H. R " 9 00
Ladies' syringe " 24 00
Home, No. 1, H. R. pipes " 12 00
2, " " " 8 00
3, " " " 6 00
See adv. Davol Mfg. Co.
Household, No. 1, French jet tubes doz., $12 00
No. 2, French jet tubes " 7 50
3, " " " " 5 00
4, " '• " " 4 50
International, 2 pipes doz., $S 00
3 " " 3 50
414
MoRRissoN, Plttmmer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
SYRINGES-Cont'd.
Rubber Bulb— Cont'd.
Marshall's, 3 H. E. pipes, bulb in center ._.doz., $4 00
Best cheap syringe with H. R, pipes.
Mattson's.
Anchor, metal tubes doz., S 5 00
Hard rubber tubes
Anglo-American
Family, No. 1, metal tubes
hard rubber tubes
Irrigator Syringe, for ladies, metal tubes
H. E. "
Grenoble.
No. 1, H. E. pipes, no screws nor washers
2
3
4, H. E. pipes and irrigator
Irrigator, vaginal
6 00
3 50
16 00
16 50
16 00
16 50
10 50
7 25
4 75
12 00
6 00
MoREissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Pkices-Cuekent.
SYRINGBS-Cont'd.
Rubber Bulb— Cont'd.
Imperial Davidson style, metal tubes doz., !
Davidson style, H. R. tubes "
Improved "
Eye, Ear and Infant, H. R. tubes "
metal " "
Original, single neck "
Waverly, metal tubes "
Waverly, H. R. tubes "
Waterbag, self-tilling, 5 pts "
Drethal, bulb, H. R, tubes '•
Molesworth's Vaginal Injection and Suction. (See adv,
Molesworth & Co.)
No. 1 small, )
2 medium, [• doa.,
3--- large, )
Intra Uterine, long pipe each,
Pallas' vaginal and rectal. (Retail, S5.00.) *'
Physician's companion.
With rectum, vaginal, uterine, post-nasal,
ear and catheter pipes doz.,
Syringe Bulbs.
Double "
Single "
Syringe Pipes.
Metal small, "
Vaginal "
Syringe Valves.
Metal "
Hard rubber "
Tags. Full assortment for druggists' use.
Tanks, Oil. (See O, per cuts and prices, page 358.)
Tapers.
German floating, 3 months doz.,
6 " "
Houchin's monitor, No. 580, 3 months , "
570,6 " "
Tape Measures.
36 in. brass case "
36 " nickel plated, with catch "
60 " " " " " "
Half's, combining tape measure, pin cushion and mirror.. "
415
U 50
7 50
9 50
4 00
2 50
8 50
30 50
11 00
15 00
1 75
Wm.
313 50
5 25
2 50
24 00
1 75
1 50
50
1 00
25
50
W 50
75
1 25
1 75
1 75
4 75
5 00
2 00
Teething Rings, Bone __.doz., f 0 75
Ivory " 3 00
Rubber, black " 50
416 MoREissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Peices-Curkent.
TEETHING RINGS-Cont'd.
Rubber, white small, doz., $0 35
large, " 50
Hollow rubber, white, black or maroon " 75
Zylonite, ass't colors " 1 25
Teething Pads. (See Pads, page 359.)
Tents, Sea Tangle.
Hollow " 150
Solid " 1 25
Tents, Sponge.
Carbolized " 75
Extra quahty " 125
Test Tubes, glass.
3 inch " 20
4 " " 25
5 " .-. .. " 30
6 " " 35
7 " " 40
8 " " 50
10 " " 100
11 " •' 150
3 to 6 inch, in nests " 30
4 to 6 " " ._ " 35
Test Tube Brushes . " 40
Racks each, 75
Holders " 10
Thermometers,
CHnical or Fever. See also Surgical Instrument list.
Hicks' magnifying lens, H. R. cases, 4 or 5 inch each, $ 2 50
B. 52, indestructible needle, H. E. cases, 4 or 5 inch " 1 25
Doctor's favorite, in gold plated case with chain " 175
Tieman's bent style " 160
Weinhagen's No. 342. " 125
342 black back " 150
Cabinet, ebony finished. Sin " 2 00
10" " 3 50
Fancy inlaid wood, 8 in " 9 00
10" " 10 50
Hick's double registers, heat and cold " 2 00
Minimum registers, cold " 50
Porcelain, 8 in small, doz., 15 00
10 " large, " 18 00
Plate glass, with brass fixtures for outside of windows " 12 00
Decorating Thermometers, 23^ to 4 in., asst'd " 125
In stock at all times, a large assortment of fancy thermometers,
mounted on bronze and plush, at ^1.00 to S15.00 each.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Curretstt.
417
THERMOMETERS— Cont'd.
Pliii^^ J
\ '■'^Vcl^'^i 1
ncn LEBANON III
230^
1^
22D;
—
|2l0i
-80
200;
-
ISQ =
f70
IBOI
£_
170:
r
160 ;
=
ISO'.
r"
140-
-^°
I30r
^
120 =
-" 1 1
110"
5-
ICOr
^30
so;
BOE
3
-
-20
570--
~ = 1
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5 -
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11 1
f
1
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/£^a^
50
60
50
75
00
00
Dairy, tin case, Tin doz., SI 25
8 " "
10 " "
Nickel plated, 7 in "
8 " "
10 " "
All glass "
Tin Case, japanned, mercury or spirit tubes.
White Ruby
Tube. Tube.
6 inch doz., $1 00 $1 10
7 " - " 110 120
8 " " 120 135
10 " " 130 150
12 " " 1 60 1 75
Brewers' . each, 2 00 to 5
Confectioners' " 2 50 to 5
Distillers' " 2 00 to 5
Cliemical, to 212° F each, 1
to 400° F '• 2
to 600° F " 2
Tin Foil.
Fancy, for capping bottles lb., $0 35
Thick, in packs of about 1 lb " 20
Mediupa, in packs of about 1 lb " 25
Thin, in packs of about 1 lb " 30
Tincture Presses.
Enterprise, quart :..each, S2 40
3^ gallon.. . " 3 20
1 " " 5 25
2 " " 8 00
New " 3 00
Troemner's, quart " 2 90
^gallon " 4 00
1 " " 6 00
2 " " 9 OG
418
MoRBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Toilet Cases.
A full line of empty cases in leatherette, leather and plush con-
stantly on hand doz., .$8 00 to $75 00
Toilet Powders (see Face Preparations).
Toilet Sets.
MoRRissox, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
419
TOILET SETS-Cont'd.
Plush, No. 1336. Size closed, 25xl9txl5i; size open, 39x32^x26.
Top consists of cathedral glass placque mounted by a brass head,
contains 31 pieces toilet articles, cut glass bottles and 3 piece music
box _ each, $100 00
No. 837.
Toilet Cases.
Plush No. 337. Size closed, 18fxl7xlli ; size open, 181x28x221-.
Silver placque mounted in top, 17 pieces celluloid, ivory
finished toilet articles, and 3 piece music each, $55 00
420 MoEEissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
TOILET CASES— Cont'd.
No. L
No. 2.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 421
TOILET CASES-Cont'd.
No. 5.
422
MoBRissox, Plummer & Go's Prices-Current.
TOILET SF-TS-Cont'd.
No. 6. Leather or Plush.
We keep a varied stock of Toilet Sets (of which the cuts will
show some of the best selliug styles) in Plush, Leather, Leatherette
and "Wood, filled with Celluloid, Zylonite and Florence Goods, at
prices ranging from $1.00 to $75.00 each. To any of our friends not
able to come to market, would say that any orders sent us with style
and price suggested we will endeavor to fill satisfactorily, goods sent
to be returned after examination if they do not prove satisfactory.
Tooth Picks.
Ivory, 3 blades with spoon doz., $0 50
Quill Picks, No. 3, bundle 40 packages small, bdle., 75
4, " " medium, " 85
5, " " large, " 90
fancy, 5 bunches in box box, 25
Wood, hard, flat or square, cases 100 boxes, case $4 00 doz., 60
soft, square, cases 100 boxes case 3 75 " 50
Aromatic in cartoons " 75
Tooth Powder Bottles.
See Flint Glassware, p. 232.
Boxes, See Boxes, p. 260.
Tooth Preparations.
AUport's Dentifrice doz., $4 00
Ballard's Pearl Powder " 175
Bazin's Charcoal Paste " 2 75
Eose Paste " 2 75
ToothSoap . " 1 25
Bean & Perry's Coral Tooth Powder small, " 1 75
large, " 3 5U
Brown's Camphorated Dentifrice " 175
Dontina " 150
Buchan's Dental Soap, No. 9 ._ " 150
Burnett's Oriental Tooth Wash " 5 00
Calder's Saponaceous Dentine small, " 175
large. " 5 50
MoERissox, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 423
TOOTH PRBPARATIONS-Cont'd.
Caswell, Hazard & Co. (now Hazard, Hazard & Co.)
Dentine, glass jar doz.
sprinkler top bottle 1 "
Saponaceous Dentifrice "
Formodenta (Paste) "
Cook's Chlorate Dentifrice "
Colgate's Eince Bouche "
Delluc's Eau Angelique "
Dentaroma (Ricksecker's) "
Ennis' Tooth Soap "
Gosnell's Cherry Tooth Paste "
Graham's Common Arnica Tooth Soap "
Graves' Tooth Powder small, "
Hood's Tooth Powder .' "
Jewsbury and Brown's Oriental Tooth Paste small, "
large, "
Judson's Tooth Paste "
Kittell's Perfection (tray in box in which to dip brush) "
Long's Pearl Tooth Soap "
Lyon's Tooth Tablets "
Powder "
Odontique in tubes "
Nesbitt's Powder (tray on top in which to dip brush) "
Prentice's Powder, sprinkler top "
Rhodes' Salicylated Tooth Paste "
Rimmel's WhiteRose Tooth Soap "
Rubifoam(see adv. E. W.Hoyt & Co.) "
Sheffield's (Dr.) Dentifrice "
Sozodont (Van Buskirk's) "
Strong's Arnica Tooth Soap "
Sweet Sapon ax, (BoUes & Bros.) "
Teaberry (see adv, R. S. Thompson) "
Thompson's Tooth Soap "
Thurston's Tooth Powder small, "
Vail's Ideal Tooth Powder "
Vincent's Dendan small, "
large, "
Well's Rough on Dentists- _. small, "
large, "
Zonweiss (J. & J.). "
Towels.
Sanitary, (for ladies' use) in dozens "
Turkish or Bathing, brown, small, medium and
large doz., ^2 00 to
Striped, small, medium and large. " 3 00 to
White, small, medium and large. " 4 00 to
Tripoli.
Mount Eagle doz.,
Wilson's _. . ._ . _- . "
In bulk lb.,
Trix. See Cachous, p. 276.
Trumpets, Ear. (See Surgical Instruments.)
$3 00
3 50
1 75
4 00
1 75
3 85
6 40
5 50
1 50
3 50
1 75
1 60
3 00
1 58
4 50
7 50
1 75
1 60
1 75
3 75
1 80
1 75
1 75
3 50
4 00
1 65
2 00
1 75
6 00
1 75
1 75
1 75
1 75
1 75
3 50
1 75
1 75
3 50
75
1 25
2 75
60
7 50
9 00
12 00
60
50
6
424 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Trusses.
Celluloid, No. 5, single doz., $21 00
Celluloid, No. 10, single doz., $21.00
Celluloid, No. 5, double doz., $39 00
Celluloid, No. 10, double
.doz., $39 00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 425
TRUSSES-Cont'd.
French Truss, soft kid pad, single doz., $12 00
double... " 2100
Home's Electro Magnetic. (See adv. W. J. Home.) each, 6 00
Imperial Electro, leather covered springs, ball and socket in
pads,single doz., 12 00
Imperial Electro, leather covered springs, ball and socket in
pads,double " 2100
Single Elastic Truss,
No. 840.
T. W. HEINEMANN, Chicago
Heinemann's New York Elastic, single doz. !B12 00
double _. " 15 00
Parker's Common Sense, single " 2100
double " 42 00
Parker's Monarch, single.
" double.
.doz., $21 00
. " 42 00
426
MoRRissox, Plummee & Co.'s Peices-Currejit.
TRTJSSES-Cont'd.
French style, common pad, sing-le ._.doz., $ 5 50
double " 11 00
Umbilical elastic or with springs doz.,^9 00 to 24 00
Werums elastic ball pad, single doz.. 15 00
double " ' 24 00
Youth's " 12 00
Child's ♦_. " 8 00
A full assortment of all the difPerent styles for youths and chil-
dren furnished on application. For other trusses see Surgical Instru-
ments.
Tubes, Collapsible.
f inch diameter, If inch long gross,
2+
4
2i
2i
4
4
5f
Pincers for closing tubes . each,
Tubing.
Glass, hard Bohemian, for combustion lb..
Soft American, assorted "
$2 25
2 25
3 00
3 50
4 00
4 50
6 00
7 00
1 75
SI 00
40
Light. Heavy.
India Eubber, white, i inch per foot, W 03 $0 04
6
8
9
10
12*
12*
15
E.. for nursing bottles black, per yard,
■white, "
maroon,
7
9
10
m
u
14
18
21
30
11
9
12
No. 02. No. 03.
Tumbler Holders, for soda tumblers doz., $12 00 to S18 00
For travelers, leather, No. 02 doz., 9 00
03 " 10 00
MoBRissoi!f, Plummer & Co.'s Pkices-Cureent. 427
Tumblers, for soda water, plain doz., 80 85
crimped " 100
handled " 150
Tweezers, Steel.
No. 14.
No. 0 to 10 assorted on cards
1 small,
2 medium,
14 jewelers',
15 large,
Haff 's No. 9 manicure tweezers
Twine.
Cotton, Sea Island, assorted in2 or 4 oz. balls lb., $0 35
Pink, in 2 or 4 oz. balls " 38
White, 4 ply " 22
Flax, American, No. 18._.. " 30
24 " 25
428 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
TWINiS -Cont'd.
Hemp, strong lb.
Linen, blue "
pink "
white - "
variegated, E. &'"W "
assorted, pink, blue, orange and purple. Any of above
colors put up on spools containing 4 ounces "
Twine Boxes. (See Boxes, p. 260.)
jial
1^ '
%Q 25
60
60
60
37
60
Twine Reels.
Japanned
Nickel plated.
Urinals.
.each,
30
60
No. 607
No. 605.
No. 604.
MoRRissois^, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current. 429
URINALS— Cont'd.
Earthen, white, male or female doz., $ 6 00
Rubber, day, male, No. 601 " 12 00
602 " 15 00
Female, No. 603 " 15 00
Day and night, male, No. 604 " 15 00
Day, male, No. 605 " 24 00
Day and night, male. No. 606 « 33 00
Day,female, No. 607-. " 24 00
Urinometers.
with Test Glass, wood case ...each, $0 50
graduated " 75
Urns. Grecian and Glass on foot. (See Flint Glassware, p. 218.)
Vaccine Virus, Non-Humanized. (See adv. Chicago Stock Yds. Vac. Co.)
Pack of 10 large ivory points pack, $ 0 75
Crust of single vesicle each, 1 50
Crust of compound vesicle •' 2 50
Vaginal Irrigator, soft rubber, No. 1 doz., 12 00
2._-_ " 13 50
Vaseline. (See Proprietary list.)
Vial Cases. (See Cases.)
Vinegar, Aromatic , toilet.
Bazin's doz., $3 50
Bonn's " 6 00
Coudray's " 4 00
Eimmel's „ " 5 50
Violin Bridges, Eosin, Pegs, etc. (See Musical Goods, pages 348-352 )
Strings.
Wafers, medicinal.
In boxes, round, German . .._ doz., SO 65
Maw's . " 75
Square, German " 65
Maws " 75
In packs of 100 sheets, 6x8 hhd., 75
Wafers for presses, (see Cachets, p. 276.)
Wall Pockets.
A full line of handsome wall pockets of various shapes, plain
and embroidered plush and metal per doz., S5.00 to S30 00
Water Baths, tin, porcelain dish, with brass stop cock.
Quart each, $2 25
Kgal " 3 00
Igal " 4 00
Waters.
Florida, Barney's small, doz., S2 00
large, " 4 50
Bazin's larjge, " 4 00
Caswell & Hazard (now Hazard & Hazard) " 5 25
Eastman's Perpetual " 4 00
430
MoREissoN, Plummbr & Co.'s Peices-Cuerent.
WATBRS-Cont'd.
Florida — Lazell's small, doz.,
large,
Murray & Lanman's__._ .._„ small,
large,
Vennard's
Toilet, Austin's Oriental small>
large,
Chiris' Orange Flower Water ^ pts.,
1 "
Eose Water __. ^ "
1 "
Colgate's Ambrosia] ipt,
Cashmere, Heliotrope,
Multiflora, Rosodora.
Speciosa and Violet i pt., doz.^
Eosodora and Violet 3 oz.,
Lavender i pt.,
Coudray's Lavender, distilled
Amber
Eastman's Eoyal Violet (see adv.) 4 oz.,
8 "
4 oz. 8 oz.
$6 00 S 8 75
6 00 8 75
6 00 8 75
6 00 8 75
6 00 8 75
7 20 12 00
5 00 8 00
Lazell's Violet doz., 8 50
^f? Lubiti's Lavender, distilled doz.,
Amber "
Violet Water "
Lundborg's (see adv. Young, Ladd & Coffin).
Lavender, distilled 5 oz., "
Amber 5 " "
Pinaud's Lavender, " No. 2817 "
Water Bottles,
Kirk's Jasmine doz.
Jockey Club "
Violet "
White Eose "
YlangYlang "
Lavender "
White Heliotrope.
$1 25
4 25
1 75
5 25
4 00
2 50
5 00
2 00
2 50
2 00
3 00
5 32
$8 50
4 25
6 80
5 00
6 00
4 25
8 00
16 oz.
$20 00
20 00
20 00
20 00
20 00
25 00
16 25
$ 6 00
8 50
13 50
6 00
6 50
5 50
MoKRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current.
431
WATER BOTTLES-Cont'd.
Eubber, with Soft E. Handle.
1 qt doz. ^12 00..
-Flannel Covered doz,,S15 20
" 16 GO
" " " 16 80
" 17 60
2qts " 13 20.
Bqts " 14 00 " " "
4qts " 15 00 " " "
5qts " 16 00
Wax, Sealing-, bottle.
Superior, black, in wrappers, sticks lb.,
Green, in wrappers, sticks "
Red, in wrappers, sticks "
Express, red, 8s and 12s "
No. 2 "
Irish Harp, red, 8s.. _ "
Superior Letter, black, 20s "
Weights. (See under Scales, page 381.)
Wicks, No. 0, finch .gross, 80 20
" 1, i " __ " 25
" 2, 1 " "
" 3, li" "
Argand "
Sun Duplex ■'
Columbia "
Moehring "
Imperial "
Wire Hair Brushes. (See Brushes.)
Window Cleaner, X-L-C-R. (See adv. J. F. Wilkinson & Co.)
40
75
90
1 50
3 60
2 00
7 00
8 inch -__ _ _ ...doz., S4 15
10 " _ " 4 65
12 " " 5 25
14 " " 5 75
16 " " 7 00
18 " " 8 25
Discount, 50 per cent.
Woulff Bottles, three necks.
I pint each, SO 60
1 " « 75
Iquart " 100
igallon " 1 25
1 " " 2 50
STATIONERY DEPAKTMKWT
Envelopes.
Price
White. Corn. Canary. Size. Grade. per M.
2055 3055 4055 5 XX «1 10
2055 3055 4055 6 " 1 40
3055 4055 9 " 2 50
3055 4055 10 " _ 2 70
432
MobrissojSt, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Size.
Grade.
4
XX-
5
6
f(
6K
((
9
<(
10
«
4
XXX
5
"
6
«
6K
(t
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT-Cont'd.
Envelopes— Cont'd.
White. Corn. Canary.
2057
2057
2057
2057
2057
2057 ..__•
2067
2067
2067
2067
Manilla, 36-7, government
36-6, "
36-5, " ..
Drug, Tvhite, No. 2
3
Papers.
Hadley & Peerless.
These goods have been selected with special reference
wants of our trade.
Hadley Note side fold 6 lb., ream,
long " 6 "
side " 5 "
long " 5 "
Peerless Note side " 6 " "
5 " "
Hadley Legal Cap 14 "
12 "
Peerless Legal Cap 12 " "
10 "
Letter 12 "
10 "
Bill 12 "
Fools Cap 14 "
12 "
10 "
Lakeside.
White, Com'l Note 6 "
narrow ruled 6 " "
legal fold 6 "
" " narrow ruled. .6 " "
Packet Note 7 "
Octavo
Price
per M.
$1 35
40
70
75
70
00
40
50
75
90
10
65
57
50
60
to the
SI 20
Billet
Cream, Com'l
legal fold.. 5
gilt edge 5
4
gilt edge 4
wove 6
laid 6
fold, wove 6
" laid 6
Our Perfection, ruled faint.
Octavo Note 5
gilt edge 5
legal fold 5
" " gilt 5
20
00
00
10
95
70
40
10
75
10
75
10
40
00
75
65
65
65
65
93
38
38
73
10
45
65
65
65
65
1 05
1 40
1 05
1 40
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 433
STATIONERY DEPAE,TMENT— Cont'd,
Papers.
Our Perfection — Cont'd.
Com'lNote 5 lb., ream, SI 05
6 " " 1 26
giltedge . 6 " " 1 61
7 " " 1 47
legalfold 5" " 105
6 " " 1 26
gilt 6 " " 1 61
Letter .10 " " 2 10
12 " " 2 52
Foolscap 10 " " 2 10
12 " " 2 52
14 " " 2 94
16 " " 3 36
Legal Cap . 10 " " 2 10
12 " " 2 52
14 " " 2 94
16 " " 3 36
Senate Legal Crown 16" " 3 36
Broad and Long Bill 10" " 2 10
12 " " 2 52
Ledger, crown, unit ruled 14 " " 2 94
Journal, " " " 14 " " 2 94
Heavy Violet Euled Com'l Note 6" " 126
legal fold- 6 " " 1 26
Hope Paper Co.
A very cheap school paper; note paper, one-quarter ream in
package; cap, letter and bill paper, one-half ream in package; ruled
faint.
Com'lNote 4 lb., ream, %Q 52
5 " " 65
6 " " 78
Letter 10" " 130
12 " " 1 56
Foolscap 10 " " 1 30
12 " " 1 56
Legal Cap... 10 " " 1 30
12 " " 1 56
BroadBill 10" " 130
12 " " 1 56
Long BiU 10" " 130
12 " " 1 56
Linen Fabric.
1550, light, commercial .... ruled, " 125
1570 " packet " " 150
1571 " " .-..unruled, " 1 50
1579 " " ruled, half sheets, " 150
1580 " letter ruled, " 2 50
1589 " " ruled, half sheets, " 2 50
1620, medium, octavo ruled, " 125
1621
1650
1651
1659
1670
1671
.unruled " 1 25
commercial ruled, " 1 50
unruled, " 1 50
" ruled, half sheets, " 150
packet ruled, " 2 00
" unruled, " 2 00
I
434
MoBKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Paper.
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT-Cont'd.
Hope Paper Oo.'r Linen Fabric — Cont'd.
1679, medium packet ruled,
lialf sheets, ream, $2 00
1680 " letter ruled, " 3 00
1681 " " unruled, " 3 00
1689 " " ruled, half sheets, " 3 00
Envelopes for above; one-eighth thousand in a box.
2551, light, commercial 3ix5 in., M-, 2 80
2571 " packet ___ 3fx6 " " 3 15
2581 " letter 3fx6 " " 3 15
2621, medium, octavo. Baronial 3|x4f " " 3 00
2651 commercial 3ix5 " " 3 00
2671 packet 3fx6 " " 3 50
2681 letter 3fx6 " " 3 50
Tissue paper colors, ream, 1 00
white, " 90
Shelf paper colors, gro. sheets, 20
white, " " 15
Papeteries.
No.
Lead
73
76
77,
106,
122:
I6O:
147;
249;
310,
312
145
175,
100,
142
203:
301
371
314
399:
435,
Octavo, white, ruled, St. James envelopes box, $0 06i
cream and white, ruled, St. James envelopes
Royal note, cream, ruled. Royal envelopes
Octavo, assorted, 4 tints, ruled. Baronial envelopes..
Commercial, cream and white, ruled, St. James en v.,
" 6 lb., cream, ruled, St. James envelopes.
" 6 lb., assd., 4 tints, ruled, St. James env.,
" 7 lb., cream, ruled, St. James envelopes. _
Lakeside, octavo, 8 lb., cream, Baronial envelopes
Lakeside, commercial, 9 lb., cream, St. James env.,
Octavo, linen, cream, ruled. Baronial envelopes
Commercial, linen, cream, ruled, St. James envelopes.
Octavo, two designs on paper, St. James envelopes,
" " " " Baronial envelopes _ _
" assd. " " "
" flowers " " "
gilt.
Commercial, cream, ruled, St. James envelopes
Octavo, crackle pattern, Baronial envelopes
" ragged edge. Baronial envelopes
A complete line of wedding, invitation, correspondence and
visiting cards.
Pencils.
Lakeside.
Hexagon gilt, assorted in packages of one dozen, black, maroon
and natural polished. Six dozen in a box.
No. 102, grade 2, soft gross,
08
10
12
14
15
15
20
27
27
15
16
12
15
18
22
24
27
33
40
$2 50
103,
202,
203,
302,
303,
3, medium
2, soft nickel tips
3, medium, nickel tips
2, soft, nickel and rubber tips
3, medium
Perfection
Round gilt, assorted in packages of one dozen, black, maroon
and natural polished. Six dozen in a box.
No. 22, grade 2, soft gross, ^2 10
23, " 3, medium " 2 10
82, " 2, soft, nickel tips " 3 00
MoREissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
435
$3 00
STATIONERY DBPABTMENT-Cont'd.
Lead Pencils.
Perfection — Cont'd.
No. 33, grades, medium, nickel tips gross,
42, " 2, soft, nickel and rubber tips " 3 50
43, " 3, medium, " " " " 3 50
Riverdale Domestic Lead Pencils.
No. 800, school, cedar, round, 6 inch " 90
801, plain " " 7" " 95
802 " " hexagon, 7 " " 95
803, cedar nolished, round " 1 00
804, red ^ " hexagon " 1 15
805,black " round " 115
.806,red " _ " " 115
811, plain cedar, inserted rubber tip, round . _ " 1 35
815, black poUshed, " " " " __ " 1 45
816, red " " " " " .. " 1 45
825, black " large rubber head " ._ " 175
826, red " " " " " __ " 1 75
827, natural " " " " " .. " 1 75
A. W. Faber's Lead Pencils.
Eound gilt, Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4 4 80
Hexagon gilt. Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 6 60
Automatic Pencils, No. 861 doz., 1 75
865, stop gauge " 1 75
Copying leads, 3 leads in box doz. box, 1 50
Black " 6 " " " " 1 15
Lumber and Package Marker.
420, black, extra long, japanned gross, %1 00, doz., 60
450, red, " large, hexagon " 7 50, " 65
451, blue " " " " 7 50, " 65
Lakeside Carpenter's Pencils.
7 in., whitewood, oval, stamped in red and blue.. gross, 2 35
9 " " " " " " _.. " 2 85
12 " " " " " " -_ " 3 76
7 " polished, octagon, stamped in gilt and silver " 4 50
9 a « » it » <i u 5 75
12 '• " " " " " " 7 75
The octagon come assorted in packages of one dozen, black, ma-
roon and natural polished. All carpenter's pencils are packed six
dozen in a box.
Pen Holders. Lakeside Brand,
Assorted boxes. Half gross in a box.
No. 50, Common holders per box, ^ 0 90
52, Second quality holders " " 110
54, First '" " " " 150
Accommodation Holders.
No, 60, Straight fluted, steel tips " " 30
62, Swell accommodation, long " " 70
Swell Holders.
No. 71, Cedar, polished, all wood, small per gross, $1 25
73, , " " " " medium " " 4 80
81, " " black tips, small " " 125
83, " " " " medium " " 1 50
85, " " " " large " " 160
91, Japan, black, nickel tips, small " " 2 30
93, " " " " medium " " 2 60
95, " « " " large " " 2 85
436
MoKKissoN, Plummek & Co.'s Pkices-Cuerent.
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT— Cont'd.
Pen Holders.
Swell Holders— Cont'd.
No. 97, Japan, black, nickel tips, long per gross,
red
extra large
small
medium
large
long
extra large
blue, gilt tips, small
black, gilt " Bonin" tips, medium,
new style, black, nickel tips, large,
red, discharging, " " "
" bouquet" blue, gilt tips, medium.
Rubber Pencil Eraser, All packed one pound, all of one size in a box,
Lakeside, oblong, wedged end, 12, 20, 30, 40, 60, and 80
pieces toa pound per pound.
Congress, fringed, 20, 30, 40, 60 and 80 pieces__ " "
Lakeside ink and pencil eraser, small __per doz.,
" " " " " mammoth " "
Slate Pencils, One hundred in a box.
No.
in Case.
5i inch, plain blunt 20 M.
99.
101,
103,
105,
107,
109,
111,
123,
135,
145,
153,
$2 75
3 20
2 30
2 60
2 85
75
20
00
50
50
00
00
No.
50,
5i
51,
5i
52,
5+
53,
5+
61,
6+
62,
6^
63,
6+
71,
7
72,
7
73,
7
81,
6
100,
5i
115,
6
sharpened 20 M.
"Union" " 20 M.
"Gold" " 20 M.
plain, " 10 M.
"Union" " 10 M.
"Gold" " ...10 M.
plain, full sharpened 10 M.
"Union"" " 10 M.
"Gold" " " 10 M.
soapstone, sharpened
"Lyra," moulded
"Faber's," "
Wood Covered, one gross in box.
No. 125, Black, polished per gross,
130, Bed, polished . " "
135, Cedar ; pencils marking blue, green, yel-
low, red, assorted " "
Lakeside Pens.
A full line of the best steel pens made, including:
No. 100, College, fine, for school use, gray per gross.
Extra fine, for ladies' use, bronze "
School, fine, bronze "
Small stub, blunt, short nib, bronze "
Swan quill, medium business, bronze "
Treble ground, round points, short nib, white "
Amalgam, medium business, gray "
Easy writer, medium business, gray "
Bank, medium business, bronze "
Falcon, medium business, bronze "
102,
104,
106,
108,
112,
114,
118,
120,
125,
$0 85
60
80
1 50
PerM.
SI 15
30
55
70
80
10
30
25
60
80
50
00
20
U 05
1 05
1 05
$0 35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
30
30
Morbisso:n, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 43 Y
On a few of the following pages we quote a line of instruments in
most common use, from the list of
Haussmann, McComb & Dunn,
MANUFACTUBEES AND I>EALERS IN
SURGICAL#VETER1NARY INSTRUMENTS,
Deformity Apparatus, Artificial Limbs, Artificial Eyes, Trusses, Crutches, etc.,
122 Eandolph street, who will send a complete list of instruments
in book form on receipt of 14 cents for postage.
Amputating Cases and Instruments.
No. 84 A. Haussmann.McComb & Dnnn's amputating and
minor operating case, No, 1 each, $47 50
No.84B. No. 2, Amputating case " 25 00
3, " and minor operating case " 52 00
4, " " trephining case " 36 00
Bistouries,
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G.TIEMANN a CO.
No. 36, Curved sharp, operating each, $1 00 to $ 1 50
37, " probe _ ._ " 1 00 to 150
438 MoKBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Bougies, English, No. 1 to 12 doz., $0 90
13 to 16 " 150
17 and 18 " 6 00
Olive pointed doz , $6 00 to 9 00
Conical " 6 00
French conical, best " 6 00 to 9 00
Olive pointed J.. " 6 00 to 9 00
Metal, flexible " 4 00
Braces.
No. 1244. Bow Leg Braces, long.
short.
per pair, S25 00
per pair, $20 00 to 25 00
No. 1267. Improved Clubfoot Apparatus for Talipes Varus,
each, $10 00 to $12 00
MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Peices-Current. 439
Cases, Surgeon's Pocket.
^'iV.V»i&*ls\15-CD.
No. 159.
No. 159, Pocket Case, Gross's improved, latest, double instru-
ments, slide catch each., $22 00
143, Two fold, morocco " 13 00
144. Tiemann's patent pocket set " 30 00
Empty, 1 fold, morocco " 2 00
2folds " " 3 00
Empty cases of any description made to order, and filled as low as S7.50.
Catheters, English doz., SO 90
No. 181, Parker's combined, plated each, 3 00
No. 182, Combined Male and Female Catheter, plated each, $1 50
Male, silver, jointed, in case
without case.
silver-plated, jointed
Female, silver
plated
silver.
2 75
3 50
2 50
1 50
1 00
50
440
MorrissojSt, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
m_^ a TJEMANti 8c CQ
Conversation Tubes, No. 343, conical each, S500to $7 00
cylindrical " 3 00" 5 00
mohair " 2 50" 5 00
silk " 4 00" 7 00
Chairs, Invalid. Prices and cuts sent on application.
Crutcines-
No. 1 rosewood, elastic top, full nickel-plated trimmings, pair, $10 00
1, A, rock maple, elastic top, full nickel-plated trimmings,
per pair, 8 00
Either of above with genuine Russian tops net pair, 9 50
No. 2, maple, two sticks, nickel-plated ferules per pair, 4 00
3, " " " " " " " " 3 50
4, plain split, maple or ash '..- " " 2 50
5, " " " " nickel-plated ferules.-_. " " 3 00
6, A, rock maple, cherry tops, nickel-plated trim-
mings " " 7 00
Crutcin Bottoms, Whittemore's, nickel-plated " " 3 00
No. ]190, with screw rubbers, nickel-plated,
small " " 1 50
large " " 2 50
Crutch Rubbers, No. 1191, Whittemore's, small " " 40
large " " 60
Slide, No. 1192, 4 sizes " " 25
Crutch Spurs, No. 1193 each, 20
plain " 10
In ordering Nos. 1, lA, 6 and 6A state the kind of wood desired,
as well as number of Crutch. Please order by number and avoid
mistakes. To get desired length, take measure from arra- pit to floor.
Cushions, invalid. Prices and cuts sent on application.
Dilators.
No. 699, Palmer's Uterine Dilator each,
704, Uterine Dilator, Barnes' 3 inch set, per set,
705, " " Hanks' 10 " "
" " Seeley's each,
697, " " Sim's "
Ear Instruments.
No. 306, Forceps, Politzer's _ — "
Pomeroy's "
Wild's --- ".
t5 50
6 00
5 50
1 00
12 00
2 .50
2 50
1 50
MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 441
Trumpets.
No. 342, London Horn, japanned or nickel plated, each, $4 00 to $5 00
No. 338, Trumpet, japanned .'. each, $4 00 to S6 00
nickel plated " 6 00
339, " Dipper, 3 sizes " 4 00"
340, " Bugle, beaded "
341, " " japanned, 4 sizes " 2 50 "
" " nickel plated, 3 sizes, " 3 50 "
346, Tympans each,
Cornets, silver „ per pair.
Forceps, Artery.
00
6 00
4 00
4 00
6 00
25
3 00
H
No.l69, French Snap each, $2 00
59, Fricke's " 2 50
171, Hamilton's, usual style " 2 00
172, Hamilton's buU-dog " 2 50
442 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
FOBCEPS-Cont'd.
Dental.
No. 982, No. 4. Upper and Lower Bicuspid, half curved, each, $2 25
No. 989, No. 24. Upper Molar for either side each, $2 25
No. 1011. No. 7. Upper Back Boot (Universal) each, $2 25
Obstetrical.
Fig. 533. Elliott's forceps, long, ^9 00.
No. 541, Hale's each, $ 7 00
534, Hodge's .
532, Miller's
546, Sawyer's ..
538, Simpson's.
regular,
8 00
14 00
8 50
7 00
8 50
A full line of Forceps kept in stock.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 443
Inhalers, Ether.
No. 53, Allis' Ether Inhaler _ each, S4 60
54, Lente's " " " 3 50
No. 328, Politzer'sAir Bag, withButtle's Inhaler, each, $3 00 to $3 50
Mather's — " 9 00
For other Inhalers see I, in Sundries.
No. 21, Liston's Knife, 3 sizes each, $2 50 to S4 00
20, Catlin's, hip and thigh " ,4 00
leg and arm ..small, " 2 50
Lancets.
444
MoRBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Cukeent.
LANCETS— Cont'd.
Abscess, shell handle each, $1 00
H. B. " __ " 75
No. 155, Gum Lancet and Tenaculum, shell, slide catch, " 2 50
without catch, " 1 50
Thumb, shell " 75
H. E " 50
Medicine Cases
No. 961, Hand-bag, with Eoll for Instruments, each, S12 00 to $15 00
For other Cases see C in Sundries.
Needles,
Surgeon's self-threading doz., $1 50
ordinary " 100
Pessaries.
Hard rubber, bow .- doz., $3 00
Hodge's _ " 3 00
Inflated ring - -- " 3 00
with stem " 3 60
Pear shaped " " " 3 60
Smith's Ketroversion " 3 00
Thomas' Auteversion each, 1 25
All other styles of Pessaries furnished on application.
Probangs. See P in Sundries.
i
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 445
Respirators.
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;
No. 455, Mouth and Nose Respirator each, S3 00
Blake's — " ^ ^^
Tyndale's H. R " ^ ^^
Saws.
No. 27.
No.28. Chain .....— each, $10 00
29. " beaded |^ ^ ^^
27. Lewis' folding, for pocket case -— — " 2 50
TIEMANN-nO.
No. 22. Metacarpal each, $2 50 to $4 50
23. " plain ^ ^"
No. 24. Butchers' ^^ch, $7 00
Parker's--.. " ^ 00
Tiemann's " ^ ^^
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446 MoKRissoN, Plummek & Co.'s Pkices-Current.
Scalpels.
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G.TlElHflNN S, CO, '
No. 33. Amputating each, SI 00 toll 50
34. Operating " 150" 2 00
160. Single Shell.. each, 100
Hard rubber " 70
Scarificators, 10 blade reversible " 4 55
plain " 4 00
Scissors.
No. 257. Scissors, straight. Iris each, $1 50
N-j. 847. Pratt's scissors for trimming the rectal pockets and
fringes each, net, S3 00
Silk, surgeons' skeins doz., 50
on cards. ^ " 1 00
Sounds.
GeoTIEMANNSzCo.
No. 633. Simpson's graduated each, SI 75
Plain - " 1 00
Goulay's " 100
VanBuren's conical " 1 GO
\
No. 795. VanBuren's Cupped each, S2 00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co/s Prices-Current. 447
Speculums.
Ear.
No. 299, Wild's Ear, 3 in set, hard rubber each, $1 25
plated " 2 00
silver " 3 00
No. 302, Bivalve each, $1 50 to 2 50
Eye.
No. 209, Grafe's each, $2 50
210, Noyes' gilt . - " 4 50
206, Plain - — " 75
Mouth.
No. 380, Combined mouth speculum and tongue depressor,
4 in set, $1 00 each set, $ 3 50
Parker's each, 4 00
Whitehead's " 12 00
448 MoREissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
SPECTJIiTJMS-Cont'd.
Nasal.
No. 347, Frankel's each, S3 50
Steele's " 2 50
Thudicum's _ _ " 1 50
Rectal,
No.850, Pratt's .each, net, $3 75
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G.T/EMANN-CO W
No.852, Bivalve each, $5 00
Ashton's glass, reflecting " 100
Fenestrated," " " 75
Eeed's " slide.. " 3 50
MoRRissoN, Plummbr & Co.'s Prices-Current. 449
Speculums, vagiual.
No. 568. Sims' - each, $2 50
i
1
No. 576. Brewer's each, $5 00
Ferguson's, mirror doz., 6 00
Fenestrated, " " 7 20
Plainglass _. _ " 4 00
Stethoscopes.
'% ^^
No. 474, Camman's each, $3 00
Davis' " 5 00
H. McC. &D.'s " 4 50
Knight's " 7 00
450 MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Syringes, Hypodermic.
No. 509. Combined aspirator and hypodermic
syringe 70 to 120 minims _"-_eacli, ^6 00 to ^7 50
No. 518. No. 4 jFenestrated hypodermic syringe, two
nickel-plated needles, leather case each, S2 00 to S3 00
No. 519. No. 5, fenestrated hypodermic syringe, for pocket,
with one steel nickel-plated needle in end-. each, $3 00
Declat's... _. " 5 00
MoERissoK, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
451
Thermometers, Clinical, etc. See T in Sundries.
Tongue Depressors.
Fig. 468, Trachea Tube, hard rubber each, $ 2 50
Tubes, rubber feeding doz., $9 00 to 21 00
Urinals, porcelain and rubber. See Uin Sundries.
Urinometers ..each, 50c to $1 00
Instruments not quoted will be priced on application. •
452 MoRRissoN, Plummee & Co.'s Prices-Current.
>\ VV MANUFACTURERS OF ^t/
READY MIXED PAINTS
AND THEIR CELEBRATED
"Star Brand
C5 1^
WHITE LEAD
201 Eandolph Street, Chicag'O.
615, 617 & 619 N. Main Street, St. Louis,
Specify ''STAR BRAND" White Lead when ordering.
TEADE ALSO SUPPLIED THEOUGH
MORRISSON, PLUMMER «& CO.
MoRRissoK, Plummer & Co.'s Prices Current, 453
DE GOLYER VARNISH GO.
-: MAJJUPACTUBERS OF
FINE VARNISHES.
OFFICES AKfD WAREHOIISE:
377 T0 391 iLLiReis STReex,
Factories: 4IO to 422 Indiana Street,
CHICAGO, ILL.
l^°°Trade SuppE'ted by Morrisson, Plummer & Co.
454 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
BERRY BROS.,
DSTROIT, MICH.
MAXUFACTUREBS OF
Kinds of Fine and Medium Grade
VAENISHES;
AND
Hard Oil Finish
BRANCH HOUSES:
New York, 252 Pearl St.
Boston, 141 Milk St.
Philadelphia, 59 N. Front St.
Baltimore, 22 E. Lombard St.
Cincinnati, 102 Main St.
St. Louis, 402 N. 2d St.
CHICIGO OFFICE AND WtREHOUSE:
214 Eandolph St,
Orders Supplied by MOBRISSOX, PliUlOIER <& CO.
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MoEEissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Cuerent. 455
EST.A.EXjISI3:EX3 1 S 5 o .
CERTS, LUMBARD & CO.
Manufacturers and Importers of
BRUSHES
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204 & 206 RANDOLPH STREET,
CHICAGO.
Complete Catalogue to the trade only,
on application.
ORDXiRS FrLIiED BY
Morrisson, Plummer & Co.
456
MORRISSON, PlUMMER & Co.'s PRICES-CuRRElSrT.
HYGIENIC KALSOMINE CO.,
199 Market Street, CHICAGO, ILL.,
majstufactubeks of
■ms i^^osT
BRILLIANT AND DURABLE IN THE WORLD.
A SANITARY WALL FINISH,
ONLY THE PUREST AND BEST MATERIALS ENTER INTO ITS COMPOSITION.
-PRICE LIST.
Per Pound.
Pure White, in 4-lb. packages $0.10
Shades 41 to 50, in 4-lb. packages 11
Pure White, in barrels and half barrels 09
Shades 41 to 50, ' 10
FRESCO PAINTS.
Per Package.
No. 61, in one-half-lb. packages $0.32
No.62, " " 24
No.63, " " 48
No.64, " " 45
No.65, " 41
DISCOUNT 40 PER CENT.
PACKED FOE SHIPMENT AS FOLLOWS:
25 Four-lb. Packages in Box. Barrels, 200 to 300 pounds.
30 One-half-pound Packages in Box. Half Barrels, 100 to 150 pounds.
SEND FOR SAMPLE CARDS.
The Trade supplied by MORBI^SOIVT, PL.TJMMER & CO.
MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.'S
ABSOIiUTELY PtTRE
^ RE.^E)X MfXRE) F^AfKa^^© +-
The five Colors on lower line represent our Celebrated Hoof, Fence and
Floor Paints, -which -we gTiarantee of superior quality.
Morrisson, Plummer & Co.'s
ABSOLUTELY PURE
READY^MIXED-i^PAINTS.
liVe quote at the tollo^ving prices:
No. 106 Tuscan Med, - - - $1.75 per gallon
" 115 Yellow, ----- 1.60 ''
" 1J6 Green - - _ _ 2.25 "
" 118 Vermilion, - - - -2.75 "
" 119 Blue, - - - - 1,75 "
" 120 Orratffe, - - - -175 "
Jill of Iter colors including Inside and Outside White and Black,
$1.05 per gallon . We guarantee these ininced 2>aints to be equal
to any offered in the inarket. Sample cards furviished upon ap-
plicatiott.
Prices of Roof, Fence and Floor Faints.
1 gallon cans, ----- $0.75 per gallon
5 and 10 gallon cans, - _ _ .75 "
1-2 bbl. and bbl., ----- .65 "
These faints are packed as follotvs: — 1 gallon cans, 6 to case;
5 and 10 gallon kegs; bbls. and 1-2 bbls.
Nothing smaller than one gallon cans.
BIRECTIOIifS.
Shake well the package before opening it. Stie the Paint thoroughijT
FROM BOTTOM UP BEFORE USING. Size all knots or sappy portions with
shellac. Putty all nails, etc , after first coat. Let first coat get thoroughly
hard before applying the second. Do not apply paint when the work is
wet or damp. If too thick, thin with boiled Linseed Oil, except Inside
White, which should be thinned with Turpentine ; but never use Turpen-
tine in Outside White or any of the colors.
To enable purchasers to form some idea of what quantity is required for
any given surface, add the number of feet in width (front and rear) to the
number of feet in length (both sides); multiply this by the averarge height,
divide this by 200 (as one gallon of this paint covers 200 square feet, two
coats) will give the number of gallons required.
(EXAMPLE) Front, 25 feet.
Bear, 25 "
Side, 40 "
Side, 40 "
130
(Multiply) Height, 23
200)2990(15 Gallons in round numbers.
200
990
Should the surface be smooth and hard, less than the above would be required; if rough
and porous, more.
In ordering^, specify M., P. & Co.'s Mixed Paints.
MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.,
52 and 54 Lake Street, - -^ CHBCAGO, ILL.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Pricks-Current. 45*7
MORRISSON PLUMMER & GO.'S
-ABSOLUTELY PURE 4-
Ready
"^
HIIXED
Paihts.
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WE GUARANTEE OUR FAINTS TO BE
— *— /^B30liiJECY pdi^e— »—
AND TO GIVE MUCH BETTER SATISFACTION
Than White Lead and Oil Paint made by the old methods.
They will last longer, will spread over more surface, and are much easier
applied.
We put it up in tin cans i, i, 1, 2, 3 gallons, also in 5 and 10 gallon kegs,
and in half barrels and barrels, making no charge for packages.
Stir the paint up thoroughly from the bottom just before using, and satis-
factory work will be the result.
"I^f #%VnVdniV^ Please observe size of Cans and number in each case as a guide
Jitwk %M lAi Mi\JfXMm when ordering; also give explicit shipping directions.
Put up for shipment as follows : In Barrels, Half -Barrels, Five and Ten Gallon
Kegs, Tin Cans, Packed in cases as follows :
Half Gallon Cans, 12 in a case. Quarter Gallon Cans 24 in a case.
One Gallon Cans, 6 in a case. Two Gallon Cans, 4 in a case.
458 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PAINTS AND PAINTERS' SUPPLIES.
IN
COLORS, VARNISHES, OILS, BRUSHES, ETC.
Brands not quoted here, furnished on order.
To avoid errors in ordering Lead or Zinc, please specify the brand ; whether
it is wanted in kegs or cans, and also the size of the packages.
In ordering Colors, state whether they are to be dry, in oil or coach colors;
which shade, how assorted, and also the quality, as designated by the brand
wanted.
In ordering Liquids, if you send packages to be refilled, please so inform
us, and in shipping, mark your name and place distinctly on each can or keg.
White Lead, in oil.
Collier Co.'s strictly pure kegs or casks, lb., SO 06i
Heath & Milligan, strictly pure " " " 6i
Pure " " " 51
D. B. Shipman's strictly pure " " " 6i
St. Louis Lead & Oil Co.'s strictly pure
(EedSeal) " " " Gi
Southern Co.'s (St. Louis) strictly pure " " " 6i
Vane & Co.'s, (Star) kegs " 5l
Prices on white leads are here given siibject to market fluctua-
tions— the right to follow the market in case of an advance, being
reserved by us, and we in turn guarantee our customers the benefit
of a decUne should one take place.
White lead in 25 lb. cans J^c. per lb. advance on above.
White lead in 12i lb. cans Ic. per lb. advance on above.
Strictly pure in 1 to 5 lb. cans SO 09
Pure " " " 8
Prairie " " " ___... 7
Park _ (t u a _ Q
Ass'orVed,"-^7.ri5T-'lb"i5 2'-lb., 10 3-lb., 5 5-lb.=io6'lb. cases.
All 1 lb. cans Ic. per lb. advance on above.
All 1 and 2 lb cans 3^c. per lb. advance on above.
Zinc in Oil.
Vieille Montague Co., S. P., red seal, 25-lb. cans lb., SO 09
green " 25-lb. " " lOi
French parlor, red " 25-lb. " " 8
green " 25-lb. " " 9
American H. & M., strictly pure, 25-lb. " " 7
" snow white, 25-lb. " " 6
New Jersey, 25-lb. " i.-__ " 5
Zinc in 12i-lb cans i cents per lb. advance on above.
S. P., Vieille Montague Co., 1 to 5-lb. cans " 13
Pure French, 1 to 5-lb. " " 10
S. P. American, 1 to 5-lb. " " 9
Prairie, 1 to 5-lb. " " 8
Assorted, 15 1-lb., 15 2-lb., 10 3-lb., 5 5-lb.=100 lb. cases.
All 1-lb. cans 1 cent per lb. advance on above.
All 1 and 2-lb. cans i cent per lb. advance on above.
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IF YOU WANT THE 1 ^r^®
" O Fl I C3- 1 IT -A. Ij/' I 1
BUY ONLY %
NEAL S GAR
QUALITY AND DURABILITY ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED
They Dry Quick and Hard, with a Beautiful Glossy Finish, rendering
Varnishing Entirely Unnecessary.
One Coat will make an old carriage look like new. Any inex-
perienced person can do the work.
We desire to make no extravagant representations to influence patronage,
preferring to relv upon the MERITS OF THE MATERIALS, our SPECIAL MAN^
UFACTURING FACILITIES and the REPUTATION already secured.
We GUARANTEE in our Paints ALL THE REQUIREMENTS and qualities a
THOROUGHLY RELIABLE and FIRST-CLASS Carriage Paint should possess,
while the simplicity of application is at once apparent.
] citron
1 Yellow.
Vermilion,
Acme Wine,
Dark Wine,
Garnet,
Coach
Green,
Quaker
Green.
Raven
Coach Bl'k.
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F15.ICH] 3L.IST.
Qts.
Pts.
% Pts
Qts.
Pts.
Citron
Yellow
.75
.45
..30
Coach Green,
.75
.45
Garnet
.75
.45
.30
Quaker Green,
.75
.45
Raven
Coach
Black,
.75
.45
.30
Acme Wine,
.75
.45
Vermil
ion,
1.00
.60
.40
Dark Wine,
.75
.45
DISCOUNT,
40 PER CENT.
% Pts,
.30
.30
.30
.30
Beware of worthless imitations of oyr goods, thej will never give satisfaction,
MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY
Acme White Lead end Color Works
NEAL'S CARRIAG^^OP DRESSING
For Restoring Carriage Tops, Dashboards, Pads, Satcliels, Etc.
ison7 pTuSer & CO., r
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
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MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PAINTS AND PAINTERS' SUPPLIES-Cont'd.
Dean's Domestic Paints— Cont'd.
White, ^
Black,
Eed,
Brown,
Light Blue, i^ pt .$0 15
Lead Color, y
Sage Green, P* 30
Olive Green,
Apple Green,
Bright Yellow,
Maroon.
The color in each can will be painted on the can.
"Acme" Granite Floor Paint : French yellow, slate,
yellow, leather, light red, gray, deep red, drab ...
Bright Eed,
Brilliant Green,
Wine Color,
Bich Blue,
Orange Yellow,
Lavender,
Lilac.
i^pt-
pt....
deep
.W 25
_ 40
Enamel Leather Dressing. For Carriage Tops.
Tousey's i pt.
1 "
1 qt.
qt.,
cans, doz.,
each,
West's No. 2, i pt. cans, doz.,
" 3, pt. " "
" 4, qt. "
i gal. and gal. cans, gal..
Colors in Oil.
SI 25
65
35
K 4 50
9 00
11 25
1 60
3 20
4 80
9 00
11 25
3 20
Heath & Milligan Manf'g Go's. "Best'
Net Prices.
Per. lb.
. Black, Coach assorted cans, W 14
Drop.
Real Ivory
Refined Lamp
Spirit " (for sign-writers)
Blue, Azure
Chinese
Prussian
Ultramarine
Brown, Vandyke
Graining, Ash
Chestnut
Dark Oak
Light Oak
Walnut
Green, Bronze
Chemical, L. M. &D
Chrome, " " "
Cottage, " " "
Crylight, " " "
Per f ect7K M". '& D " I .' Ill J'l 7 1
Patent Dryer
Eed, Brick,flat
14
20
12
16
25
35
30
18
13
12
12
12
12
12
20
18
13
13
16
18
30
8
10
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 461
PAINTS AND PAINTERS' STTPPLIES-Cont'd.
Heath & Milligan Manf g Co.'s "Best" Colors in Oil— Cont'd.
Per lb.
Net Prices. 100-lb. kegs, $0 09
Bed, Brick flat. 25-lb. cans, 9i
Indian assorted cans, 13
Lead . " " 15
Orange Mineral " " 15
Rose Lake " " 40
Pink _______ " " 15
Tuscan " " 20
Venetian " " 08
100-lb. kegs, 07
25-lb. cans, 7i
Vermilion, English assorted cans, 50
M. Heath ._ " " 25
ScarletLight " " 14
Vienna Lake„ " " 50
Note. — The "M. Heath" Vermilion listed above is made by the
Heath & Milligan Mfg. Co. It possesses quite as much body as English
vermilion, is richer in shade, and although higher in price than Scarlet
(American) vermilion, will, on account of its superior covering prop-
erties be found the more economical of the two.
Per lb.
Sienna, burnt assorted cans, $0 13
Raw " " 13
Umber, burnt assorted cans, 12
Raw " " 12
Burnt or raw 100 lb. kegs, 11
25 " cans, IH
Yellow, Chrome, L., M,, .O. & D. O assorted cans, 14
Ochre.. _. " " 8
100 lb. kegs, 7
25 " cans, 7i
Golden assorted " 12
Oxford.-.. " " 12
Distemper Colors.
Black, Drop 1 lb. glass jars, 12
Brown, Vandyke 1 " " 12
Chrome Green, L., M. & D 1" " 25
Yellow " 1" " 25
Cobalt Blue... 1 " " 50
Dutch Pink 1 " " 15
French Zinc 1 " " 20
Indian Red 1 " " 15
Indigo . 1 " " 90
Maroon Lake 1 " " 50
Ochre, yellow 1 " " 12
Red, Venetian 1 " " 12
Rose Lake 1" " 35
Sienna, burnt 1 " " 12
Raw 1" " 12
TurkevRed 1 " " 30
Ultramarine Blue 1 " " 27
Green 1 " " 37
Umber, burnt 1" " 12
Raw 1" " 12
462 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PAINTS AND PAINTERS' SUPPLIES-Cont'd.
Genuine Colors in Oil, Net Prices.
Per lb.
Black, Coach... assorted cans, $0 10
Drop " " 10
Lamp " " 9
Paint " " 9
" 100-lb.kegs, 8
" 25 " cans, 8i
Blue, " assorted cans, 9
Prussian " " 25
Ultramarine " " 14
Brown, Vandyke " " 8
Green, Chrome, L. M. & D " " 8
Paris " " 16
Eed, Indian " " 10
Venetian , " " 7
100-lbkegs, 6
" . 25" cans, 6i
Vermilion, American assorted cans, 10
Sienna, Burnt " " 8
Eaw . " " 8
Umber, burnt " "8
Kaw " " 8
Yellow, Chrome L., M. & O " " 10
Yellow, Ochre " " 7
100-lb. kegs, 6
25-lb. cans, 6*^
Pure French ..-_25-lb. cans, 6
12^-lb. " 6^
Oxford assorted cans, 8
Prairie Colors in Oil. Per lb.
Black, Coach assorted cans, $0 08 -
Prop " " 8
Paint " " e
100-lb. kegs, 5
25-lb. cans, 5i
Blue, Paint assorted cans, 8
Prussian " " 20
Ultramarine " " 12
Brown, Vandyke " " 6
Green, Chrome, L., M. & D " " 7
Paris 12
Red, Indian assorted cans, 8
Venetian " " 6
100-lb. kegs, 5
25-lb. cans, 5i
Vermilion, American assorted cans, 9
Sienna, Burnt " " 6
Raw " " 6
Umber, Burnt " " 6
Raw " " 6
Yellow, Chrome, L.,M.&0_-.. " " 9
Ochre " '' 6
100-lb. kegs, 5
25-lb. cans, 5i
MoRRissox, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 463
PAINTS AND PAINTERS' STJPPLIES-Cont'd.
Heath & Milligan Manf'g Co.'s superfine coach colors.
These colors are ground in Japan and gold size. They will
dry quickly and flat perfectly.
Net Prices.
Per lb.
Black, Drop assorted cans, $0 20
Ivory, best " " 40
" extrafine " " 32
" fine " " 26
Lamp " " 20
Blue, Azure " " 30
Chinese " " 75
Prussian " " 75
Ultramarine " " 60
Brown, Amber " " 38
Chestnut " " 40
Chocolate " " 35
Seal „ '' " 1 65
Vandyke " " 27
Green, Brewster, L. & D " " 40
Carriage L., M., D. & Ex. D " " 37
Glaze " " 65
Lake deep " " 1 35
Milori. L., M. & D " " 60
Munich " " 100
Perfect coach, L., M., D. & Ex. D " " 50
Quaker L.,M.&D " " 37
Pink, Dutch " " 37
" Hose " " 30
Red, Indian " '• 25
Tuscan " » 30
Vermilion, English, P. and D " " 65
" scarlet " " 32
Sienna, burnt, Italian " " 27
Raw " " 27
Umber, Turkey, burnt " " 26
Raw " '• 26
White, Flake " " 37
Silver " " 27
Yellow, Chrome, canary " " 37
L., M., O. andD. O----. " " 37
Citron " " 37
Gold, striping " " 50
Naples, L., M. and D " " 75
Ochre, golden " " 25
Superfine Brilliant Red Lake " *. 2 25
Carmine Lake " " 1 75
No. 40 1, -}4 and U \h. " 5 00
Red assorted " 4 00
Carnation Lake . " " 50
Carriage Part Lake " " 50
Chatemuc Lake " " 75
Claret Lake " " 65
Crimson Lake, American " " 125
English " " 3 50
Maroon Lake " " 85
464
MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PAINTS AND PAINTERS' SUPPIilES-Cont'd.
Heath & Milligan Manf g Co/s superfine coach colors— Cont'd.
Net Prices.
Superfine Munich. Lake.. assorted cans,
Purple
Rose
Ruby
Scarlet
Vienna
Wine
English I>eep_...
True Light
"A"
"B".
Yellow
Car Body Colors-
Standard _. .. " "
Pullman " "
Special shades of car body colors ground to order.
Raynolds' Genuine Colors, ground in oil.
Black, Coach and drop assorted cans, lb. SO
Sign writers " "
Lamp, refined " "
Paint " "
Paint 25 lb. cans, "
Blue, Chinese assorted cans, "
Prussian
Ultramarine
Paint
Brown, Umber, raw and burnt
Sienna " " "
Vandyke
Graining colors, light and dark oak
Walnut
Chestnut
Mahogany
Ash _.
Green, Durable Emerald, L.,M. and D. shades,
double deep shade
Window blind, three shades
Chrome " "
Olive " "
Bronze " "
Quaker " " ._
Paris
Unchanging
Imperial _.
Yellow, Chrome, three shades
Golden ochre
English (special) 123^ lb. pails,
25 " "
French, (yellow paint) assorted cans,
" 25 1b. cans,
Red, English vermilion assorted cans,
American vermilion. "
Swiss brilliant vermilion "
Indian "
Per lb.
$2 25
3 50
2 00
85
50
3 50
60
50
35
25
1 35
20
25
14
16
12
12
10^
35
30
18
12
12
13
13
12
12
12
12
12
15
16
13
13
13
16
13
18
20
12
14
12
11
10
8
6i
6P
14
20
13
MOBRISSON, PLUMMEr. & Co.'s pRICES-CuRRENT. 465
PAINTS AND PAINTERS' STJPPLIES-Cont'd.
Raynolds' Genuine Colors, grouud in oil.
Red, Tuscan assorted cans, lb., $0 20
Venetian (red paint) " " 8
" " " 25 lb cans, " 6i
Flat brick " " " 10
Patent dryer, extra strength assorted cans, " 7
Kings County, Colors in Oil.
Black, Coach and Drop assorted cans, $0 11
Paint " " 8
" 25-lb. cans, 6*
Blue, Prussian assorted cans, 25
Ultramarine " " 14
Paint... " " 9
Brown, Umber, raw and burnt " " 8
Sienna, raw and burnt " " 8
Vandyke " " 8
Green, Chrome, three shades " " 10
Paris " " 15
Yellow, Chrome, three shades " " 12
French (yellow paint) " " 7
" .... 25-lb. cans, 6
Eed, Scarlet vermilion assorted cans, 12
Indian " " 10
Venetian (red paint) " " 7
" 25-lb. cans, 6
Extra, or Trade Colors in Oil.
Black, Coach andDrop assorted cans, 8
Paint _ " " 6i
" 25-lb. cans, 5
Blue, Prussian assorted cans, 18
Ultramarine " " 12
Paint " " 8
Brown, Umber, raw and burnt " " 61
Sienna, raw and burnt " " 6i
Vandyke " " 6i
Green, Chrome . " " 8
Paris " " 12
Imperial " " 8
Yellow, Chrome " " 9
French (yellow naint) " " 6i
" " " 25-lb. cans, 5i
" floated ochre, for priming " " 4i
u u » u 12+ " U
English Golden ochre ("P. C. Co.")-..- 25 " 6
12i " 6i
Red, Scarlet vermilion assorted cans, 9i
Indian " " 8
Venetian (red paint) " " 6i
» 25-lb. cans, 5i
Raynolds' Superfine, quick drying coach colors.
Ground in Japan, especially adapted to coach, carriage, car
and decorative work.
3^ lb. cans, 15c per lb. advance. 2 oz. cans, 25c per lb. advance.
Per lb., net.
Blacks, Ivory, superfine SO 50
extra fine 40
fine 30
466 MoRRissox, Plummer & Co/s Prices-Current.
PAINTS AND PAINTERS' SUPPLIES-Cont'd.
Raynolds' Superfine quick-drying coach colors — Cont'd.
Per lb., net.
Black, Coach, (special) !iO 25
Blues, Prussian 75
Chinese 90
Ultramarine 60
Cobalt 1 00
Azure 40
Browns, Turkey, Umber, burnt and raw 32
Italian Sienna, burnt and raw 33
Vandyke „ 32
Berlin 75
Amber 40
Baldwin. __. 50
Cappah 25
Chocolate 50
Pullman, standard body 35
Greens, Chrome, L., M. & D . 40
Pure coach, L., M. & D... 70
Double strength 75
Brewster, L. & D..._ 50
Quaker, L., M. & D 50
Ultramarine 70
Olive 50
Milori, L.,M. & D 80
Paris... 50
Verdigris 70
Beds, Indian 32
Tuscan 36
Turkey 40
Berlin 75
English rose pink 40
Victoria 36
Carmine 75
Royal 25
Venetian 20
American vermilion 40
English vermilion, pale and deep 75
Lakes, French carmine, No. 40, L. & D 00
English crimson, No. 1 5 00
" 2 4 25
American" D. " 1 125
" 2 100
Carmine, No. 1 3 00
'' " 2 2 25
Munich, " i.'"iii"ir"rrir^i^i-'-ii-i"""^iri" 250
" 2 200
Scarlet, L.&D 4 50
" 2 4 00
English rose, No. 1 1 20
" " 2 100
Carmoisin (same as Chatemuo) 75
Carriage part 65
Body, light and deep 75
French 75
English purple, No. 1... ,.. 6 00
" " " 2, D, and Ex. D ._ 5 00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 467
PAINTS AND PAINTERS' SUPPLIES.
Raynolds' Superfine quick-drying coach colore — Cont'd.
Per lb., net.
Lakes, Euby $0 75
Victoria 75
Vienna 75
Coach... _.- 75
Bed ... 75
Swiss 50
YeUow 2 00
Claret, Wine color 36
" " extra deep 45
" " superfine 60
Yellows, Chrome, L., M. & O 45
Deep orange 40
French chrome 67
Naples, L.&D-.._ 100
Golden 25
Car body 27
King's 75
Citron 75
Amber 25
Dutch pink 50
Whites, Flake 45
Silver 35
Books with painted samples furnished on application.
Window Blind Greens, in oil.
Crylight, H. & M assorted cans, lb., SO 16
Emerald, C.T.R.& Co... " " " 15
Hampden permanent " " " 16
Marseilles " " " 16
Magnesia " " " 16
Black— Dry.
Drop Black, A lb., $0 17
B._.. " 15
C -. " 13
Swedish Black (to mix water colors) " 16
Bone Black " 06
BlackLead.... " 08
Ceylon " 10
Lamp Black.
Ordinary assd. papers lb., SO 06
i IbT papers " 07
ir lb. papers " 08
i lb. papers " 12
Germantown assd. papers 1 lb. papers " 12
i lb. papers " 13
i lb. papers " 15
i lb. papers, doz., 30
C. C. Fingers hhd., 85
Eddy's 1 lb. papers, lb., 25
i lb. papers, " 27
i lb. papers " 29
Ordinary Lamp Black is sold by count. The other brands are
full weight papers.
468 MoRRissoN, Pltimmer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PAINTS AND PAINTERS' STJPPLIES-Cont'd.
Blue— Dry.
Celestial Blue lb., $0 10
55
60
40
45
50
35
40
50
13
14
16
Chinese Blue, lump
Powdered
Cobalt Blue, super
Prussian Blue, A, lump
A, powdered
B, lump
Bj powdered
Soluble Blue, Tieman's
Ul tramarine Blue, H. B
H. M...
Triangle
Brown— Dry.
Spanish Brown „ bbl. lc.;less qty., lb,,$0 Oil
Vandyke Brown, German, powdered " 8
American, " " 5
Umber, Turkey, burnt, powdered " 6
Turkey, raw, powdered " 6
American, burnt, powdered " 2i
American, raw, powdered " 2i
Sienna, Italian, burnt, powdered " 8
Italian, raw, powdered . " 8
American, burnt, powdered " 2i
American, raw, powdered " 2J
Green, Dry.
Chrome, pure _._6 lb. cans, lb., $0 14
special , : " 12
Crylight, H. & M " 15
Emerald, C.T.E.& Co.'s 6 lb. cans, " 14
Mineral and Earth Paint, Dry.
Chattanooga-. bbl., lb., $0 01
Green Bay Drab " " 1
Magnetic Iron, brown, red and red brown " " IS
Prince's Mineral _" " If
Winter's " " " 1
Paris Green, Strictly Pure.
in ilb. boxes, lb., SO 24
in i lb. " " 22
in 1 lb. " " 20
Guaranteed strictly pure, put up in perfectly tight
round strawboard boxes.
in 14 and 28 lb. buckets, lb., $0 19^
in 125 lb. kegs, " 18
in 250 " " " 17|
Putty.
Commercial Putty, in bulk, barrels perhhd., $1 50
tubs .__ " 155
bladders " 175
25-lb. tin cans " 2 25
Strictly Pure Putty, in bulk, barrels.... " 1 70
tubs -. " 1 75
bladders " 2 00
25-lb. tin cans " 2 50
MoREissoisr, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
469
PAINTS AND PAINTERS' SUPPIilES-Cont'd.
Red— Dry.
Vermilion, English, pale and deep lb., 80 57
Chinese,.- % lb. pkgs., 66f lb. cases,
Scarlet, L. & D._.. 6 lb. cans,
Indian red, super
Tuscan red
Rose pink, super
Orange mineral, English 1121b. kegs,
Red lead, strictly pure 25, 50 and 100 lb. kegs,
Litharge, strictly pure 25, 50 and 100 lb. kegs,
Venetian Red, Cookson's 400 Ib.bbls.,
less quantity
English, Storer's 336 Ib.bbls.,
less quantity
Yellow— Dry.
Chrome Yellow, pure 6 lb. cans, lb
Special 6 lb. cans,
Park 6 lb. cans, 48 lb. cases,
Golden Ochre, in bulk, light
Ochre, O. B., French bbls.,
N. M. B. Rochelle ...casks and bbls.,
American bble.,
White, Dry. Bbi.orbox
lb.
American Zinc, Prime White... 200 lb. bbls., $0 05i
85
16
10
16
13
10*
61
6i
If
2i
It
2
,, SO 20
14
12
selected " 250 " " 5
Barytes, floated " 2
Calcimine, English 3601b. " li
Calcined Plaster Paris " $2 00
Dental " 2 50
Chalk, lump, common 360 lb, bbls., f
Chremnitz White 281b. boxes, 28
Flake White, Gen. Eng 28 " " 18
French Zinc, V. M. Co.'s, green seal 220* " bbls., 10
Red " 220* " " 8*
Paris White, English ClifPstone 350 " " 1
Silver White " If
White Lead, strictly pure " 6*
Whiting, super gilders' 350 lb. bbls., 1
Gilders'.... 365 lb. bbls., per hhd., $0 70 $1 00
Common... 375 " " " " 60 75
Bolted... 350 lb. bbls.,
If
lA
1
Les8
Quantity.
$0 06
5*
2ir
2
Smalt.
li
Full
Blue, Ultramarine ..50 lb. boxes, SO 10
Glass 112
Chrome Green, 112
Extra Black 50
A " 50
B " 50
Maroon 50
Paris Green. 50
Steel 50
Vermilion 50
boxes.
15
8
7
6
5
11
13
6
13
1
30
20
11
9*
li
2
7
1*
H
Less
quantity,
lb.
SO 12
16
12
9
8
6
12
15
8
15
470 MoRRissox, Plumjier & Co.'s Prices-Currp:n't.
PAINTS AND PAINTERS' SUPPLIES-Cont'd.
American Window Glass.
Revised. Price List.
Q OD
H a
§2
PRICE PER BOX OF FIFTY
SQUARE FEET.
SIZES.
SINGLE THICK. jj DOUBLE THICK.
Aa
A
B
C Aa
A
B
C
6x 8 to 10x15- _
25
8 75
8 00
7 50 7 00 13 00
12 00
11 00
10 00
11x14 to 16x24. _
40
10 00
9 25
8 75
8 00!
15 50
14 00
13 00
12 00
18x22 to 20x30_-
50
12 50
11 50
10 25
9 co;
19 50
17 75
16 25
15x36 to 24x.30-_
54
13 25
12 00
10 75
9 50!
20 75
19 00
17 00
26x28 to 24x3'J^_
60
14 50
13 00
11 50
10 25
22 00
20 25
18 25
26x86 to 24x44. _
70
15 00
13 50
12 25
11 00
23 00
21 25
19 00
26x46 to 30x50.-
80
16 75
15 25
13 75
11 75
25 00
23 00
20 50
30x52 to 30x54..
84
17 50
16 00
14 25
26 50
24 50
22 00
30x56 to 34x56.-
90
19 25
17 50
15 75
28 50
26 25
23 50
34x58 to 34x60. _
94
20 75
18 75
16 75
31 50
29 00
26 00
36x60 to 40x60--
100
22 25
20 75
18 50
34 50
31 75
28 50
Laeger Sizes. — SIO.OO per box extra for every five inches. Size
over 52 inches in length, but under 84 united inches, charged as 84
inches. Sizes over 40 inches wide, 10 per cent, additional.
Discount. — Single thick, . Double thick, .
NO. lilGHTS PER BOX OF FIFTY FEET,
pa
aj
H
rt
r>
W
^5
?;
O
w
1-1
3
10
6
8 I 150
9 I 115
8
10 1
12 \
13
14
15 ;
16 i
18 I
20
90
75
69
64
6(
5e
5L
45
11
12
13
14
15
16
18
20
73
67
62
57
53
50
45
40
11 I 12
13
12 55
14 47
15 44
16 41
18 37
1934
20 33
22 30
24 27
5014
5014:40
46^1537
43 16 35
14
44 1 14
15
1532
16130
18J27
20 24
2817
3016
3215
3414
3813
40|12
4411
5010
56' 9
60 8
16
18
50
46 44
42
3 46
3 76
42 4
48 4
78 3
20
40
22
24
26 28
38
15 2413
14!26|12
13 28
12 32
11^36
10!40
9 46
36
34
34
5 40
5 42
4 48
4 50
360
384
32
30
5
5
4:64
4I7O
3!88
Sizes omitted, same number of lights as next larger size given.
MoRRissox, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Currext. 47 1
PAINTS AND PAINTERS' SUPPLIES-Cont'd.
Wood Filler, "Electric," light and dark 1,2, 3and51b. cans, lb., SO 10
251b. " " 7^
Reno's French Umber " 6
Wood Stains, cherry and mahogany gal., 1 00
Walnut -._. " 75
Varnishes.
Berry Brothers, Fine Coach Varnishes, in 1 gal. cans.
Discount 20 per cent, from list prices.
Eng. Elastic Wearing Body Varnish gal., S6 00
Wearing Body Varnish " 5 00
Elastic Gearing " " 5 00
No. 1 Gearing " " 4 00
OneCoatCoach " " 4 00
Coach Body " " 3 50
ExtraCoach " " 2 50
Hard Rubbing Body Varnish " 5 00
QuickRubbing " " 5 00
BlackRubbing «' . " 5 00
Japan Gold Size " 4 00
Extra Coach Japan " 2 00
Enameled Leather " 4 00
Berry Brothers' general line, packages included.
bbls. 'A bbls. 10 gal. 5 gal. 1 gal.
Ncl, Coach $0 83 $0 88 $0 92 $0 95 $1 jO
XX Extra Light Coach 115 120 124 127 140
Cabinet Rubbing 125 130 134 137 150
Damar, extra ..125 130 134 137 150
Furniture, No. 1 60 65 69 72 85
Extra 95 1 00 1 04 1 07 1 20
Japan, turpentine 60 65 69 72 85
Brown 45 50 54 57 70
Berry Brothers, Hard Oil Finish light, 1 gal. cans, net. gal., 1 60
Walnut 1 " " " " 1 50
Ebony and white . 1 " " " " 2 75
Varnishes, DeGolyer Varnish Co.'s fine carriage varnish, in 1 gal. cans.
Discount 20 per cent, from list price.
Wearing Body i.._. --gal., S6 00
Medium Drying Body " 5 50
No. 1 Wearing "_ " 4 75
Elastic Gear " 5 00
One-Coat Coach " 4 50
Hard-Drving Carriage " 3 50
Body Rubbing " 4 50
Hard " " 4 00
Quick " " 3 50
Black " " 4 50
Japan Gold Size " 3.50
Excelsior Coach Japan " 175
De Golyer Varnish Co.'s general line, packages included.
bbls. '/a bbls. 10 gal. 5 gal. 1 gal.
Asphaltum, No. 1 $0 50 $0 55 $0 59 $0 62 $0 75
Extra 60 65 69 72 85
Coach, No. 1 . 75 80 84 87 100
Extra,No. 1 90 95 99 102 115
Extra 1 05 1 10 1 14 1 17 1 30
Damar, No. 1 _. . 1 00 1 05 1 09 1 12 1 25
Extra 1 15 1 20 1 24 1 27 1 40
472
MoRRISSON, PlATMMER & Co.'s pRICES-CuRRENT.
PAINTS AND PAINTERS' SUPPLIES -Cont'd.
Varnishes, De Golyer Varnish Co.'s general line — Cont'd.
bbls. V4 bbls. 10 gal
Furniture, No. 1 $0 50
Extra, No. 1 75
90
•o'o
80
95
$0 59
84
99
70
.30
25
50
45
65
15
00
1 74
1 34
1 29
54
49
69
1 19
1 04
2 50
1 94
2 84
2 69
5 gal.
$0 62
87
1 02
Extra
Hard Oil Finish, Imperial,
White ..__ 1 65
Light 1 25
Medium 1 20
Japan, brown 45
Electric 40
Turpentine, pure 60
Oil Finish, light 1 10
Medium 95
Shellac, orange
Wood, alcohol
White
Wood, alcohol
Valentine & Co.'s Varnishes. In 1 gal. cans, inclusive.
Finishing — Wearing Body Varnish per can,
Elastic Gear " "
One-Coat Coach " "
Gear " "
Rubbing — Hard-Drying Body Varnish "
Quick Leveling Varnish "
Black Japan... "
Black Color and Varnish "
Miscellaneous — Enamel Leather Varnish, for
buggy tops "
Japan Gold Size "
Dark Permanent Wood Filling "
Light " " " ._.. "
Igal.
10 75
1 00
] 15
1 90
1 50
1 45
70
65
85
35
20
80
10
00
85
$6 00
4 00
3 50
4 00
4 00
PAINTERS' StlSTDRIES.
Bronze Powders.
Copper _ _.
lb., SI 50
Gold, No. 500
75
1000
" 1 00
2000
" 1 25
3000
" 1 50
4000
" 165
5000 .__. . „..
" 1 80
6000.
" 2 00
Silver . . ._
" 1 50
Diamonds, for glass cutting.
No. 1. Ebony Keyed, for single thick glass,..
each, $2 50
2. " " " " " " .-
.__- " 3 50
3. " " " " " "
.... " 4 50
4. Cocoa " " double " "
.... " 5 00
5. " " " " " "
. .. " 6 00
6. " " " " " "
7 no
y n n it (( u a
8. " " " plate glass.
pocket, " 5 50
...each, $8 00 to 16 00
MOREISSON, PlUMMER & Co.'s PRICES-CUEEENT.
4*73
PAINTERS' SXTNDRIES-Cont'd-
Diamonds, for glass cutting — Cont'd.
No. 1.
2.
" 3.
" 4.
" 6,
" 7.
Open.
No. 7.
Closed.
No. 8.
Above are Nickel Plated.
Dutch Metal, blue elephant...^ per pack, ^3 50
Florenceleaf " " 3 00
White " " 2 00
Yellow .- " " 2 00
Flock, black and white per lb., 75
Blue, green and crimson " 100
Purple and scarlet , " 100
FrostingS, blue and green .._ " 1 00
Diamond dust " 50
Euby " 3 50
White " 50
Glazier's Points, sharps and triangles per doz., 75
Gold and Silver Leaf, composition per pack, 500 leaves, 1 50
Gold Leaf, extra deep " " 7 00
patent, for outside work " " 8 00
usual... " " 6 50
Nickel Leaf " " 2 00
4*74 MoRRisRON, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PAINTERS' SUNDRIES -Cont'd.
Silver Leaf per pack, 500 leaves, $1 60
Gold Size, burnish per lb., 65
oil " 65
Gold Paint and Liquid, Hasting's doz., 2 00
Judson's " 2 00
Marsching's, small " 2 50
large " 6 00
Winchell's Highlight " 2 00
Graining Combs, American set, 90
English, Taylor's " 1 10
Leather, French " 50
Paint Mills, No. 3 .___ each, 5 50
No. 5 " 7 00
Putty Knives, round or square points doz., %\ 75 to 3 CO
Sand Paper.
Flint B. & A., Nos. 00 & 0, H andassorted per ream, 4 00
" 2&3 . " " 4 35
" Star, all numbers " " 3 25
Emery Cloth and Paper.
Emery cloth, No. 00 to li " quire, 75
2 " " 83
2i " " 100
3 " " 1 10
Emery paper. No. 00 to li " " 25
2 L " " 30
2i " " 40
3 " " 45
ARTISTS' MATERIAL.S.
Complete list of these goods furnished on application.
Oil Painting Materials.
Winsor & Newton's finely prepared oil colors.
In Collapsible Tubes, subject to discount.
(In ordering, please make use of the numbers.)
Per dozen tubes, $1.50,
1. Antwerp, Blue. 20. Chrome Green, deep.
2. Asphaltum. 21. Chrome Yellow.
3. Bitumen. 22. Chrome Lemon.
4. Black Lead. 23. Chrome Deep.
5. Blue Black. 24. Chrome Orange.
6. Bone Brown. 25. Chrome Eed.
7. BriUiant Yellow. 26. Cologne Earth.
8. Brown Ochre. 27. Cool Roman Ochre.
9. Brown Pink. 28. Copal Megilp.
10. Burnt Roman Ochre. 29. Cork Black.
11. Burnt Sienna. 30. Chremnitz White.
12. Burnt Terre Verte. 31. Crimson Lake.
13. Burnt Umber. 32. Emerald Green.
14. Caledonian Brown. 33. Flake White.
15. Cap pah Brown. 34. Gamboge.
16. Cassel Earth. 35. Indian Lake.
17. Chinese Blue. 36. Indian Red.
18. Chrome Green, light. 37. Indigo.
19. Chrome Green, medium. 38. Italian Pink.
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ARTISTS' MATERIALS— Cont'd.
Oil Painting IVIaterials.
Winsor & Newton's finely prepared oil colors — Cont'd.
Per dozen tubes, S1.50.
39. Italian Ocbre. 60. Permanent Blue.
40. Ivory Black. 61. Permanent White.
41. Kings Yellow. 62. Permanent Yellow.
42. Lamp Black. 63. Prussian Blue.
43. Light Red. 64. Prussian Brown.
44. Magenta. 65. Purple Lake.
45. Mauve. 66. Roman Ochre.
46. Mauve, No. 2. 67. Raw Sienna,
47. Medium. 68. Raw Umber.
48. Megilp. 69. Scarlet Lake.
49. Mummy 70. Silver White.
50. Naples Yellow, deep. 71. Sugar of Lead.
51. " " light, 72. Terra Rosa.
52. Neutral Tint. 73. Terre Verte.
53. New Blue. 74. Trans. Gold Ochre.
54. Nottingham, white. 75. Vandyke Brown.
55. Olive Lake, 76. Verdigris.
56. OrpLment. 77. Venetian Red.
57. Oxford Ochre. 78. Verona Brown.
58. Payne's Gray. 79. Yellow Lake.
59. Payne's Megilp. 80. Yellow Ochre.
81. Zinc White.
Whites, double size per doz. tubes, $ 3 00
quadruple size " " " 6 60
1-lb.tubes " " " 12 00
Per dozen tubes, ^2.70.
82. Brown Madder. 86. French Vermilion.
83. Burnt Lake. 87. Sepia.
84. Cerulean Blue. 88. Vermilion.
85. Chinese Vermilion,
Per, dozen -^ubes, ^4,20,
89. Carmine No. 2. 102. Mars Red.
90. Citron Yellow, 103, Mars Yellow,
91. Cobalt Blue. 104, Mineral Grey,
92. Extract of Vermilion, 105. Orange Vermilion,
93. French Ultramarine, 106. Oxide of Chromium.
94. French Veronese green. 107. Oxide Transparent.
95. Geranium (Madder). 108. Pink Madder.
96. Lemon Yellow, pale. 109. Rembrandt's Madder.
97. Lemon Yel., deep. 110. Rose Madder,
98. Madder Lake. 111. Ruben's Madder.
99. Malachite Green. 112. Scarlet Vermilion.
100. Mars Brown. 113. Strontian Yellow.
101. Mars Violet. 114. Viridian.
Per dozen tubes, S6 60.
115. Burnt Carmine. 121. Ex. Malachite Green.
116. Brilhant Ultramarine,(or 122. Field's Orange Vermil.
Factitious Ultramarine) 123. Indian Yellow.
117. Cadmium Yellow,orange. 124. Mars Orange.
118. Cadmium Yellow, pale. 125. Madder Carmine.
119. Cadmium Yellow, deep. 126. Purple Madder.
• 120. Carmine. 127. Violet Carmine.
Per dozen tubes, $12.00,
128, Aureolin. 130, Ultramarine Ash,
129. Orient Yellow.
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ARTISTS' MATERIALS— Cont'd.
Oil Painting Materials.
Charles Moser & Co.'s Tube Colors.
Finely prepared for oil painting. In collapsible tubes. Subject
to discount. ( In ordering please make use of the numbers.)
Per dozen tubes,
$1.05.
1.
American Vermilion.
44.
Lamp Black.
2.
Antwerp Blue-
45.
Light Raw Sienna.
3.
Asphaltum-
46.
Light Red.
4.
Bistre.
47.
Mauve Lake.
5.
Bitumen.
48.
Megilp.
6.
Blue Black.
49.
Mummy.
7.
Blue Verditer.
50
Naples Yellow, light.
8.
Bone Brown.
51.
" medium.
9.
Brilliant Yellow.
52.
" deep.
10.
Brown Ochre.
53.
Neutral Tint.
11.
Brown Pink.
54.
New Blue.
12.
Brown Red.
55.
Olive Lake.
13.
Burnt Roman Ochre.
56.
Orange Chrome.
14.
Burnt Sienna.
57.
Orange Mineral.
15.
Burnt Umber.
58.
Oxford Ochre.
16.
Burnt Terre Verte.
59.
Paris Green.
17.
Caledonian Brown.
60.
Payne's Grey. .
18.
Cappah Brown.
61.
Permanent Blue.
19.
Carmine Lake.
62.
Persian Red.
20.
Cassel Earth.
63.
Prussian Blue.
21.
Chinese Blue.
64.
Purple Lake.
22.
Chremnitz White.
65.
Raw Sienna.
23.
Chrome Yellow, light,
66.
Raw Umber.
24.
" medium. 67.
Roman Ochre.
25.
" " deep.
68.
Rose Pink.
26.
Chrome Green, hght.
69.
Scarlet Lake.
27.
" " medium. 70.
Silver White.
28.
" " deep.
71.
Sugar of Lead.
29.
Cologne Earth.
72.
Terra Rosa.
30.
Cork Black.
73.
Terre Verte.
31.
Crimson Lake.
74.
Ultramarine, ordinary.
32.
Emerald Green.
75.
Vandyke Brown.
33.
Flake White.
76.
Venetian Red.
34.
Flesh Ochre.
77.
Verdigris (distilled).
35.
Gamboge.
78.
Veronese Green.
36.
Gold Ochre.
79.
Yellow Lake.
37.
Green Lake.
80.
Yellow Ochre.
38.
Indian Lake.
81.
Yellow Orpiment.
39.
Indian Red.
82.
Zinc White.
40.
Indigo.
83.
Zinober Green, light.
41.
Italian Pink.
84.
" " medium,
42.
Ivory Black.
85.
" " deep.
43.
King's Yellow.
Double size, per doz.
tubes,
, $2.10.
86.
Chremnitz White.
88.
Silver White.
87.
Flake White.
Per dozen tubes,
$1.80.
89.
Burnt Lake.
94.
English Vermilion.
90.
Cerulean Blue.
95.
French Vermilion.
91.
Fine Lake.
96.
Geranium Lake.
92.
Citron Yellow.
97.
Rose Carthame.
93.
Chinese Vermilion.
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ARTISTS' MATBRIALS-Cont'd.
Oil Painting Materials.
Charles Moser & Co.'s Tube Colors^Cont'd.
Per dozen tubes, $3.00.
98. Brown Madder.
99. Cobalt Green.
100. Madder Lake.
101. Malachite Green.
Per dozen tubes,
106. Cobalt Blue.
107. French Ultramarine.
108. Indian Yellow.
109. Lemon Yellow.
110. Mars Brown.
111. Mars Orange.
Per dozen tubes,
117. Antimony Yellow.
118. French Carmine.
Per dozen tubes,
102.
103.
104.
105.
$3.50.
112.
113.
114.
115.
116.
Oxide of Chromium.
Pink Madder.
Rose Madder.
Transparent Chromium.
Mars Bed.
Mars Yellow.
Robert's Lake.
Ruben's Madder.
Scarlet Vermilion.
$4.80.
119. Purple Madder.
120. Genuine Violet Carmine.
$5.40.
121. Burnt Carmine. 125.
122. Cadmium, deep. 126.
123. " medium. 127.
124. " light.
Winsor & Newton's Canvas, six-yard rolls.
Lemon Cadmium.
Scarlet Madder.
Scarlet.
27 inches wide per roll,
30
86
42
45
54
62
74
86
Smooth.
^ 7 00
8 00
9 00
12 00
15 00
19 50
24 00
30 00
34 50
Roman.
$ 8 40
9 00
10 50
14 00
16 80
22 00
27 30
31 50
Twilled.
SIO 50
11 90
13 00
16 80
18 90
23 00
28 35
33 50
42 00
Extra widths and sizes imported to order.
American Canvas.
In rolls of six yards; every roll measured for stretching purposes,
about two inches more in width than marked in this list.
Width.
26 in
27
30
36
42
45
54
62
74
96
120
No. 0, Extra
Smooth, English
Linen, finest
Per roll.
S4 75
5 25
6 00
No. 1 Smooth
Eng. Linen;
Per roll.
$4 30
4 50
4 85
5 75
6 75
8 00
11 00
16 00
22 00
30 00
40 00
No. li Smooth,
Coarse.
English Linen.
Per roll.
B4 00
4 50
5 00
6 00
7 00
10 00
14 00
No. lA Twilled
Eng. Linen.
Per roll.
K5 50
6 25
7 25
9 50
'u'oo
"25" 00
No. 2 Roman
Eng. Linen.
Per roll.
S4 50
4 85
5 75
6 75
8 00
11 00
478
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ARTISTS' MATERIALS— Cont'd.
American Sketching Canvas.
No. 7 Single i No. 7 Single
Prime. White' Prime. Grey
Back, per roll, back, pr. roll.
Width.
28 inches.
30 "
36 "
36 " extra coarse.
38 " white back.
No. 3 Twilled
Per roll.
S3 45
3 85
4 15
4 45
No. 4 Plain.
Per roll.
$2 70
2 95
3 55
2 70
S2 70
"2' 90
$3 00
Sheet Wax.
12 sheets in package. 12 packages in box. Size, 6ix3i.
White, single thick gross, SI 20
double " . " 2 00
extra thin, for covering natural flowers " 1 20
Green, assorted shades " 120
Yellow, " " 1 20
Purple, " " 120
Blue, " " 1 20
Pink, " " 120
Buff, for tea roses " 120
Orange " 120
Scarlet " 2 00
Carmine ^ " 2 00
Variegated Wax.
Plain Tints, for small Autumn flowers gross, SI 20
Carmine Tints, " " " " 2 00
Pond Lily Wax, Thick.
6 sheets in package. 12 packages in box. Size, 7ix4f .
White.. gross, $3 75
Green, all shades " 3 75
Wires.
22 yards on spool.
Silk wire, white or green, on spools, 3 thicknesses gross, SO 90
90
60
60
75
2 00
1 00
1 50
60
Cotton "
n u
Paper "
Silver "
in coils, 4
" " on spools, 2 "
" " in coils, 4 "
for stems, in bunches
on spools, large size. No. 14
small /' ' i3i
" " curled, best in skeins
Uncovered Wire, for Hair Work, on spools, various sizes,
Artists' Bristle Brushes.
Bound and flat ; polished handles ; tin ferules ; discount 25
per cent.
N0.I doz., SO 55
2.
3-
4.
5.
6.
Nos. 1 to 12, assorted.
55
No. 7
doz..
SO 75
60
8
80
65
9
85
65
10
90
70
11
95
75
12.__- -
II
1 00
75
MoRRISSo^^, Plummer So Co.'s Prices-Current.
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ARTISTS' MATBRIALS-Cont'd.
Red Sable Artists' Brushes.
Extra fine; round and flat; po'ished handles; silver-plated fer-
rules; discount, 25 per cent
No. 1 doz., SO 70
85
90
1 00
1 10
1 30
95
No. 7 doz.,
9._
10
11
12
Nos. 1 to 12, assorted.
Nos. 1 to 6, assorted.. "
"Extra Large" Red Sable Brushes.
Polished handles; silver-plated ferules; flat.
SI 60
2 00
2 35
2 85
3 25
3 50
1 80
f inch wide doz.,
Round.
No. 13 doz.
14 "
15 "
S4 00
5 25
6 75
S4 00
4 50
5 00
finch wide doz., S 9 00
i- " " " 11 50
1 " " " 14 50
No. 16 doz.,
18 "
20 "
$5 50
6 00
7 00
Japanned Tin Artists' Boxes, Empty.— For oil painting.
No. 00, Sketch box, 9ix5ixli, to hold tubes, brushes, etc.,
net doz.
Tourist's box, 13x6x2^, with brush tray "
13x6x2i, with brush tray, patent tube partitions,
holds two double tubes more than No. O,
and has a lid folding over the brush tray doz.
Students' box, 12x8x2 "
Wooden Palettes, mahogany, maple or walnut.
Discount, 20 per cent.
Oval PaletteSo
O,
OA,
OH,
S12 00
14 40
S16 80
16 00
9 inches per doz.,
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Square Palettes.
' 5ix 9, to fit tin box No. 00
5ixl2,
O&OA...
Oi.
l,lS,li,lf,5
2, 2i, 2I-, 3
8 xll,
81x13,
9i-xl3i-,
81x13, Folding.
9ixlBi, " .
10 xl2, " .
Arm Palette Oval.
23xl5i inches each, S3 50
Balance Palette.
27xl7i inches ._ " 2 50
Oiled.
S3 50
3 50
3 50
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 50
Oiled.
S3 00
3 50
3 50
4 00
4 00
7 20
7 20
7 20
Polished.
S7 20
7 20
7 20
8 50
8 50
8 50
9 00
9 00
Polished.
S 7 20
7 20
7 20
8 50
8 50
15 00
15 00
15 00
Polished.
480
MoRRissoN, Plttmmer & Co.'s Prices-Currbnt.
ARTISTS' MATERIALS— Cont'd.
Artists Palette Knives.
No. 1 — 3 inch blade, cocoa or ebony handle per doz.,
-t Q^ (i U it " it il (( ((
-1 A^ (( (( « « ti a a li
-I Al li i( li il « (( i< ((
-I c i( u u « " •< a ((
2_3i " " ivory handle ""^1"" " "
2—4 " " " " _ _ ___ •' "
2_4i " " " " " "
Send for complete catalogue of artists' materials.
S 3 00
3 00
3 25
3 50
4 00
7 50
9 00
10 50
PAINTERS' BRUSHES.
Subject to 60 and 20 per cent, discount.
Gerts, Lumbard & Go's.
Having sold G., L. & Co.'s brushes for a number of years, we can recom-
mend them as excellent in quality, and price as cheap as other reliable manu-
facturers.
B" Whitewash Heads.
A good brush for rough work; [leather bound; gray middle;
white outside.
6* in. wide doz., $ 6 25
" 8 00
.._ " 9 50
„ " 11 50
« 14-00
_ " 16 00
_ _ _ " 19 00
_ " 22 00
Extra Whitewash Heads.
A good family brush for ordinary work; leather bound; very
heavy and full; gray middle, white outside.
No. 5, 6i in. wide doz., S 9 50
6, 7 " " ___.. " 12 50
7, 7* " " .._. ._ " 15 50
8, 8 " " , _. . _ . " 19 50
9, 8i " " " 24 00
10, 9 in. wide.. _ _._ " 30 00
No. 5,
6* in
6,
7 "
7,
7i "
8,
8 "
9,
8i «
10,
9 "
12,
9 «
14,
9 "
MoRRissoN, Plummeb &, Co.'s Prices-Current.
481
-doz.,
PAINTERS' BRTJSHES-Cont'd
Extra Whitewash Heads
No. 12, 9 iu. wide
14, 9 " " '.
Super Whitewash Heads.
An all bristle brush; leather bound; gra;
side. Will give good satisfaction.
6i in. wide doz., $ 11 00
n ii <i
$36 00
43 00
liddle; white out-
No.
5,
6,
7,
8,
9,
10,
12,
14,
15,
16,
17,
18,
n
8
8^
9
9
9
9
9+
15 00
19 00
23 00
30 00
37 00
46 00
60 00
72 00
84 00
95 00
105 00
$17 50
23 00
31 00
A. W. Whitewash Heads.
All white; leather bound; an excellent family brush.
No. 3, 7 in. wide doz.
5, 8 " " - "
17 Q U il U
Ex.-Ex. Whitewash Heads.
Our best leather-bound ; all white; Riissia bristles; very heavy
and full ; warranted.
7iin.wide doz.,$23 00
" 30 00
-- " 42 00
" 55 00
" 70 00
" 88 00
" 103 00
" 115 00
" 128 00
" 140 00
" 150 00
No. 00,
7i
0,
8
1,
8i
10,
8i
20
9
30.
9
40,
9
50,
9
60,
9
70,
9
80,
9i
3-Row Ex.-Ex. Whitewash Heads.
The old style of three-row brush; all white; Riissia bristles;
leather bound.
N0.3-R. 10, 9in.wide-_. doz.,$ 50 00
30, 10 " --„ " 105 00
50, 10 " . — - -.. .-_- " 130 00
Gem Whitewash Heads.
Our best brass-bound brush: all white; Russia bristles; very
heavy; warranted.
No.
7i in. wide doz., $ 25 00
" 33 00
- " 43 00
" 54 00
" 68 00
" 86 00
" 100 00
" 114 00
" 125 00
" 135 00
,. " 145 00
1,
7i in. \
2,
8
3,
8i "
4,
8+ "
20,
9
30,
9
40,
9
50,
9
60.
9
70,
9
80,
94- "
482
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PAINTERS' BRTJSHES-Cont'd.
Prince Whitewash Heads.
Brass-bound; all white; an excellent alabastine or family calci-
mine brush.
7 inch doz. $25 00
8 " " 35 00
9 " " 48 00
Extra Gloss Whitewash Heads.
Leather bound ; all white bristles.
No. 2—0 doz., $60 00
3—0
4—0
5—0
6—0
7—0
8-0
75 00
90 00
102 00
112 00
123 00
138 00
Whitewash Brushes, Handled.
A common short handled brush ; white outside; gray middle.
No. 8, 7 in wide doz., $±5 00
10, 8 " . " 21 00
12, 9 " _ " 28 00
Plasterer's Finishing.
An all Russia bristle mason's skimming brush ; short handle ;
leather bound.
No. 13, gray middle, all bristles doz., S46 00
14, " " " 62 00
16, all white bristles " 78 00
18, " " " 98 00
Standard Calcimine Brushes.
An all white bristle brush for family use, braes bound.
6 in doz.,
7" "
8 " "
Gloss Calcimine Brushes.
An all white bristle brush, larger than the standard, brass
bound.
7 in doz.,
8 " "
O. K. Calcimine Brushes.
An all white bristle, medium length brush, brass bound,
warranted.
6 in doz.,
7 " __. "
8 " _- _-. "
.S25 00
36 00
47 00
$50 00
65 00
$45 00
60 00
80 00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Currknt,
483
PAINTERS' BBUSHES-Cont'd.
Extra Calcimine Brusines.
Our standard white or yellow Russia bristle brush, brass
bound, warranted.
5 in doz., $ 46 00
6 " " 65 00
7 » » 78 00
8 " " 98 00
9 " " 130 00
8 " Ex.-Ex, double thick " 130 00
Extra calcimine heads, same price as brushes.
Super Calcimine Brushes.
Our best brush, selected long white or yellow Bussia
bristles, brass bound, warranted.
7 in , doz., ^ 98 00
8 " " 120 00
Union Wall-Paint Brushes-
Leather bound, ail white hair, good family brush.
No. 1, 3 in. wide doz.,
2, 3i " "
3,4 " _. "
4, 4i " "
Extra Wall-Paint Brushes.
The old style leather bound brush, selected white bristles,
a good painters' brush.
No.
Zul
1,
2,
3,
4,
5,
6,
7,
8,
9,
10,
12,
3 m
3i"„..
4 "
4i"
5 "
Si " extra long.
31"
4 "
4i"
5 "
6 "
.doz.,
Wall-Paint Brushes.
An all gray bristle, metal bound brush, for ordinary work,
3 in doz., $
3i " _ "
4. '• ._ _ _ - "
Climax WaU- Paint Brushes.
Brass-bound; all white hair; excellent family brush.
No. 1, 3 in doz., ^
2, 3i « "
3, 4 " "
4, 4i". .._ "
5 6 50
9 50
12 50
16 50
11 00
16 00
20 00
26 00
35 00
22 00
26 00
34 00
45 00
62 00
55 00
6 00
9 00
12 00
5 8 00
11 00
14 00
19 00
484 MoRRissoiv, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PAINTERS' BRUSHES-Cont'd.
Gem Wall-Paint Brushes.
Brass bound, selected white bristles; an excellent painters' brush;
No. 11, 3 in doz., $ 9 50
12, 3i " " 13 00
13, 4 " " 17 00
14, 4i " " 23 00
25 5" __" 28 00
le' 3i "long'stock'.i^r.'.^r.irr.i^r-i^jiiri"""!^ " 2300
17, 4 " " " '' 29 00
18, 4i " " " .._ .. " 33 00
19, 4i " " " . " 42 00
20, 3i " extra long stock " 29 00
21, 4 " " " " " 35 00
Super Wall-Paint Brushes.
Our best brass-bound, flat paint; made of selected white bristles;
very heavy and warranted.
No. 1, 3 in doz., $13 00
2, 3i " . " 18 00
3, 4 " " 22 00
4, 4i " " 28 00
5, 5 " _ .. " 36 00
6, 3 "long stock " 2100
7, 3i " " " _ __ " 25 00
. 8, 4 " " " " 33 00
9, 4 " " " extra long and heavy " 45 00
10, 4i " " " " " " " 50 00
Painters' Dusters.
No. 2, Gray bristles doz., $10 00
3 " " " 12 00
14! Black outside"rr"r_'rrrrrii_'r'rr""'"""-'_''iiii " u oo
15, " " " 17 00
16, " " " 20 00
40, White outside, extra quality " 23 00
50, " " " " " 29 00
60, " " " " _ . " 85 00
.8, Fine white bristles " 22 00
10, " " " " 27 00
12, " " •• " 32 00
20, Flatblack " 17 00
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PAINTERS BRUSHES-Cont'd.
Common Paint Brushes.
The ordinary jobbing round paint brush; gray middle; white
outside; wire bound.
No. 6 doz., $ 3 00
5 " 4 00
4.. " 5 00
3 " 6 00
2 " 7 50
1.. " 9 00
1-0 " 10 50
2-0 _. " 12 00
3-0 _ " 13 00
4-0 " 15 00
5-0 . " 17 00
6-0 " 19 00
Extra Paint Brusiies.
All bristle; gray middle , white outside ; round paint ; wire
bound; recommended for manufacturers.
No.6 ....doz., ^ 4 00
5 " 5 00
4 " 6 00
3 " 7 00
2 " 9 00
1 " 12 00
1-0 " 15 00
2-0 " 18 00
3-0 " 2100
4-0 " 26 00
5-0 " 3100
6-0 " 36 00
7-0 " 42 00
Super Paint Brushes.
A very heavy selected Russia bristle brush; white outside; gray
middle; wire bound.
No. 5-0 doz., $47 00
6-0 " 55 00
7-0 _ _ " 62 00
Gloss Paint Brushes.
All white bristle brush ; warranted ; an excellent jobbing
brush; wire bound.
No.6 doz., $ 5 50
5 " 7 00
4 " 8 50
3 .. . " 10 00
2 " 1150
1 " 14 00
1-0 .. __. _ " 18 00
2-0 .- " 22 00
4S6 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PAINTERS' BRUSHES-Cont'd.
Gloss Paint Brushes— Cont'd.
No. 3-0 ._ doz., S27 00
4-0 _._ " 33 00
5-0 ..__ ._ " 39 00
6-0 _ " 43 00
7-0 " 48 00
8-0..._ " 55 00
O. K. Paint Bruslnes.
Standard selected white Russia bristle brush ; wire bound
and warranted.
No. 1-0 _ doz., $20 00
2-0 " 25 00
3-0 " 30 00
4-0.._ " 36 00
5-0 " 42 00
6-0 " 48 00
7-0 ._. . " 55 00
8-0 " 60 00
Ex.-Ex. Gloss Paint Brushes.
All white Russia bristles; extra heavy; wire bound.
No. 6-0 doz., $51 00
7-0... _ " 56 00
8-0 __ " 62 00
Ex.-Ex. Paint Brushes.
Our best brush ; all selected white Russia bristles ; the old
fashioned pound brush; very heavy and full; wire bound.
No. 3-0 doz,, $35 00
4-0 _ _ " 42 00
5-0 " 50 00
6-0 " 56 00
7-0 " 62 00
8-0 " 68 00
Extra Oval Paint Brushes.
An oval. Hat handle paint brush ; all bristles ; gray middle ;
white outside ; a good family brush ; wire bound.
No. 5 doz., $3 50
4 " 4 00
3 _r " 5 00
2 " 6 00
1 " 7 00
1-0-. " 8 50
2-0 " 10 00
3-0 " 12 00
4-0 . " 14 00
5-0 " 17 00
6-0 " 20 00
MoRKissoN, Plummek & Co.'s Prices-Currext.
4S7
PAINTERS' BRUSHES-Cont'd.
Oval Gloss Paint Brushes.
Same size and style as round gloss paint, but oval shape ; all
white Russia bristles ; oval handle, wire bound.
No. 1-0 doz.,$18 00
2-0 " 22 00
3-0 " 27 00
4-0 " 33 00
5-0 " 39 00
6-0 " 43 00
7-0 " 48 00
8-0 " 55 00
French Sash Tools.
All white bristles ; short ferule, wire bound ; a fair jobbing
brush.
No. 1 (loz,, $0 70
2 " 100
3 " 120
4 " 150
5 " 180
6 " 2 10
7 " 2 50
8 " 3 00
Extra French Sash Tools.
All white bristles; blue wire ferule; a medium grade painter's
brush.
No. 1 doz., $1 10
2 " 140
3 " 190
4 . " 2 30
5 " 2 80
6 " 3 20
7 " 3 60
8 " 4 00
9 " 5 00
10 " 6 00
Ex.-Ex. Sash Tools.
All selected white bristles; the best brush made; wire bound
and warranted.
No. 1 doz.,$2 30
2 " 3 00
3 " 3 50
4 " 4 00
5 " 4 80
6 " 5 80
7 " 6 80
8 " 8 00
9 « 9 00
10 -. " 10 00
488 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PAINTERS' BBUSHES-Cont'd.
Flat Sash Brushes.
Ali white bristles, flat tin bound, a good family brush.
No. 1 doz., SI 60
2 " 2 00
3 " 2 40
4 " 2 80
5 " 3 20
6 " 3 80
7 " 5 00
8 .. " 6 00
Ex.-Ex. Oval Sash Brushes.
All selected white bristles, same quality as our Ex.-Ex.
brush, but oval shaped, wire bound.
No. 4 doz., $3 50
5 " 4 00
6 ___:__.__ " 4 80
7 : " 5 60
8 . " 6 50
9 « 7 50
10 " 8 50
Ex.-Ex. Chisel Oval Sash Brushes.
All selected white bristles, chisel pointed, oval shaped,
wire bound.
No. 4 doz., $3 75
5 " 4 50
6 " 5 50
7 " 6 50
8 " 7 50
9 " 8 50
10 " 9 50
Standard Oval Varnish Brushes.
Cheap, all white brush, wire bound, a good jobbing
brush.
No. 6.-___ doz.,$ 3 30
5 " 4 00
4 " 5 00
3 " 6 00
2 " 7 00
1.. " 8 50
1-0 " 10 00
2-0 " 12 00
3-0 ._.. « 14 00
4-0 " 17 00
5-0 " 20 00
6-0 " 23 00
7-0 . " 27 00
8-0 " 32 00
Gloss Oval Varnish Brushes.
All white bristles, wire bound, full length, good for either
paint or varnish.
No. 6 doz., S4 00
5 ._- " 5 00
4 " 6 50
3 : " 8 00
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 489
PAINTERS' BRUSHES-Cont'd.
Gloss Oval Varnish Brushes,— Cont'd.
No. 2 doz., S 9 50
1 " 11 00
1-0 _ " 13 00
2-0 " 15 00
3-0 " 18 00
4-0 " 21 00
5-0 " 24 00
6-0 " 27 00
7-0 " 33 00
8-0 _ " 38 00
Ex. Oval Varnish Brushes.
Selected white bristles; made on the new style handle, and rec-
ommended to manufacturers for use in either paint or varnish.
No. 6 doz., $ 5 00
5 ._. " 6 00
4 . " 7 50
3 " 9 00
2 " 11 00
1 _ _ « 13 00
1-0 . . " 16 00
2-0 " 20 00
3-0 ..__ " 23 00
4-0 " 26 00
5-0. " 30 00
6-0 " 35 00
7-0 . " 4100
8-0 " 48 00
Ex.-Ex. Oval Varnish Brushes.
The finest oval brush made; all fine white bristles; very heavy
and full; wire bound.
No. 5 doz., ^ 8 00
4 » 10 00
3 " 12 00
2 " 14 00
1 " 17 00
1-0 " 2100
2-0 " 24 00
3-0 " 30 00
4-0 . " 36 00
5-0 .. " 42 00
8-0 " 50 00
Ex.-Ex. Chiseled Varnish Brushes.
All white French bristles; wire bound; chisel ^poin ted; ready for
use.
No.4 doz., ^10 00
3 " 12 00
2 " 14 00
1 - " 17 00
1-0 " 20 00
2-0 " 25 00
8-0 " 30 00
4-0 " 35 00
5-0 " 40 00
6-0 « 45 00
490 MORKISSON, PlUMMER & CO.'S PRICES-CuREKISrT.
PAINTERS' BRUSHES-Cont'd.
Chiseled Oval Coach Varnish Brushes.
Finest white bristles; chisel pointed; metal bound; nickel plated;
new style handle; the handsomest brush made.
No. 1 , doz., $12 00
2 " 15 00
3 " 19 00
4 - " 24 00
5 " 30 00
6 " 40 00
Coach Bristle Color Brush.
Chisel pointed; fine elastic, white bristles; improved metal
ferule.
No.l doz., $13 00
2 " 16 00
3 " 2100
4 " 28 00
5 " 35 00
Thin, Flat Bristle Varnish Brushes.
" French bristles; " in tin; cedar handles.
1 inch doz..
2
. 2i
3
3i
4
Extra Flat, Bristle Varnish Brushes.
Medium; in tin; fine French bristles.
1 inch ■ doz..
2
2i
3
3*
4
Ex.-Ex. Flat, Bristle Varnish Brushes.
Extra thick, finest French bristles.
linch doz
H
2
21
3
3i
4
5 1 70
2 60
3 60
4 80
6 40
8 00
10 00
5 2 40
3 80
5 00
7 50
10 00
13 00
17 00
, 4 00
6 00
8 00
11 00
15 00
21 00
27 00
MoRRissox, Plummek & Co.'s Prices-Currext.
491
PAINTEES' BRUSHES-Cont'd.
Ex.-Ex. Chiseled, Flat, Bristle Varnish Brushes.
Extra thick, finest French brisfcies.
1 inch doz., $ 4 50
H "
2 "
2i "
3 "
3* "
4 "
Chisel, Flat, Bristle Varnish Brushes.
1 inch doz., $ 3 25
U "
2 " :
■ 2i "
3 "
Extra Chiseled, Bristle Flowing Brushes.
Same style as Fitch flowing.
1 inch"!
li " I
2 "
^1 ^^ ! single thick ..perinch,
f ,. ^ double "
3i "
4 " J
Chisel Bristle Flowing.
1 to 3 inch . . per inch,
6 80
9 20
12 00
16 00
22 00
28 00
oz., $ 3 25
5 GO
7 00
9 00
13 00
$0 50
80
$0 35
Pullman Flat Bristle Varnish Brushes.
Chisel p'ointed, ready for use, soft and elastic, the finest
and best brush made, particularly adapted for tine coach or
car work.
1 inch")
li " 1
2 " y _ perinch, 80 75
2i " i
3 " J
Half Elastic Flat Varnish Brushes.
Chisel pointed, same style as Thum's.
1 inch")
U " I
2 " y perinch, SO 70
2i " ■
3 "
Thum's H. E. Flat Varnish Brushes.
1 inch 1
H- " I
2 " y.. perinch, $130
2i- " 1
3 " j
492
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PAINTERS' BRUSHES— Cont'd.
Bristle Mottlers.
Or Spalters.
1 in doz., S^ 2 00
U " " 3 00
2 " " 4 00
2i " " 5 00
3 " " 6 00
3i " " 8 00
4 " " 10 00
4i " " 12 00
5 " " 15 00
Stencil Plate Brushes.
No. 00 1 doz., $ 1 80
0 : " 2 10
1 " 2 40
2 " 2 80
3 " 3 20
4 « 3 60
5. " 4 00
6 " 5 00
7 " 6 50
8.. " 7 50
9 " 9 00
10 " 12 00
12 " 15 00
14 " 18 00
Brick Stripers.
Headers and Trenchers doz., $ 2 40
gross, 25 00
Flat Stippling Brushes.
3 inch . doz., .$25 00
3^ " . - " 30 00
4 " " 36 00
MoERissoN, Pltjmmer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
493
PAINTERS' BRUSHES— Cont'd.
Paper Hangers' Smoothing Brushes.
No. 1, Gray Bristles doz.,
2, White " "
3, Gray " "
5, White, " "
6-10 inch, 1 row, yellow bristles .. "
'7_'|9 '« 2 " " " "
Paper-Hangers' Paste Brushes.
7-inch, all white bristles "
Bristle IVIarking Brushes.
In tin; cedar handles; round and flat.
No, 1 doz.,
2 '
3 "
4 . "
5 :. "
6 "
Assorted, Nos. 1 to 6 "
gross,
Camel-hair Marking Brushes.
In tin; cedar handles.
Assorted, Nos. 1 to 4 doz.,
Fan Grainers.
In tin; fine French bristles.
1 inch doz.,
1% " — -"
2 " __ "
2H " "
3 " „ "
3K " "
4 " _ "
4:}i " :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: "
5 " "
Top Grainers.
Fine French bristles, set in wood.
1 inch ,.doz.,
. IM " "
2 " '•
2% " "
3 " "
SH " — - — "
4 " _ _ «
4K ' ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::":: '
6 " "
Badger Blenders, knotted. Set in bone.
$18 00
24 00
29 00
24 00
25 00
42 00
36 00
00
10
20
30
40
50
00
10 00
2 00
> 3 30
5 00
6 60
8 30
10 00
11 60
13 20
15 00
17 00
6 00
7 00
8 50
10 20
11 80
13 50
15 00
17 .50
19 50
494
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
PAINTERS' BRUSHES— Cont'd.
Badger Blenders, knotted. Set in bone— Cont'd.
2 inchl
2i
4
41
5
^
.per inch, SO 85
Badger Blenders, pitched.
3 inch
4 "
Badger Blenders, round. Quill bound; polished handles.
Set in wood ; polished handles.
per inch, SI 70
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
.doz., S 4 50
6 50
8 00
11 00
14 00
16 00
18 00
21 00
24 00
28 00
32 00
36 00
Varnish Brushes or Copying Brushes, English camel-hair.
In tin; cedar handles.
i inch doz., $4 50
f " " 5 50
1 " " 6 00
U " " 7 25
U " " 8 75
If " " 9 75
2 " " 12 00
2i " " 15 00
3 " » 19 50
31 " " 24 00
4 " ._._ " 28 50
4i " " 36 00
5 " . _. _ . " 45 00
MoRRissoK, Plummer & Co.'s Pricjes-Curkent.
495
PAINTERS' BRUSHES-Cont'd.
Varnish Brushes French camel-hair.
1 inch
li "
Riveted cedar handles.
-doz.,
li "
If "
2 "
2i "
3 "
•Si "
4 "
C. H. slating, extra sizes from 6 to 15 inches per inch,
Fitch slating, sizes from 6 to 15 inches „ "
Camel-hair Mottlers.
Eiveted, short handles.
1 inch
li "
2 "
2i "
3 "
3^ " -
4 "
.doz.,
S8 25
10 50
12 00
13 50
15 75
19 50
30 00
42 00
54 00
3 75
80
S 6 75
9 00
15 00
22 50
30 00
42 00
51 00
Camel-hair Color Brushes.
Extra Thick Oamel-hair Mottlers.
1 inch doz., S 9 75
H " " 14 50
2 " " 20 00
2i " - " 27 00
3 " " 36 00
Double-thick Camel-hair Color Brushes.
Brass bound, very heav.y.
1 inch doz.
IJ. u u
±2 ■
2 "
2i "
3 "
Si "
4 "
Camel-hair Flowing Brushes.
Same style as Fitch flowing.
1 inch
1* "
2 "
21 "
3 "
S15 00
22 00
32 00
42 OC
59 00
84 00
98 00
per inch, ^0 90
Rose Camel-hair Pencils.
For lettering and striping; hair ?4 to 2^ inches long.
When gross packages are broken, dozen prices will be charged.
Each length of hair put up in gross packages of assorted sizes.
No.l doz.,Jtf0 50
2 "
3 --_- "
4 "
5 "
50
gross.
$4. 50
60
u
5 00
70
a
6 50
85
"
7 50
00
a
9 50
496
MoREissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Peices-Cureent.
PAINTERS' BRUSHES-Cont'd.
Rose Camel-hair Pencils— Cont'd.
No. 6 doz., SI 20
35
50
80
90
gross, $12 00
14 00
" 17 00
8 00
9 00
Assorted, Nos. 1 to 8, Lettering, 1 to H hair, "
Striping, li to 2i^ "
Super-extra Camel-lnair Pencils.
Very best for lettering and striping, hair 1 to 2i inches long.
Each length of hair put up in gross packages of assorted sizes.
No, 1.
2.
3.
4_
5.
6.
7.
.doz., $1 00
20
40
70
00
50
00
50
70
gross, .$10 00
11 50
13 00
16 00
22 00
26 00
30 00
36 00
17 00
Assorted, Nos. 1 to 8
Camel-hair Pencils.
For water colors or medical purposes.
A, Common Assorted, Nos. 1 to 8 gross, $ 2 50
B, Ordinary " " " ... " 4 50
C, " Goose-quill, Nos. 6 to 8 " 9 00
D, " Swan-quill " 13 50
E, Rose, fancy glass top " 6 00
F, Fine assorted, Nos. 1 to 8 " 9 00
G, Super-extra " " " 16 00
H, Swan-quill, gold and silk bound " 25 00
per doz., 2 50
Swan-quill Pencils.
For lettering and striping, hair % to 23^ inches long.
i to Uinches doz., $2 00 gross, $21 00
lfto2i " " 2 50 " 27 00
Ostrich Feather Dusters.
Full Center.
Prices and discounts subject to change without notice.
The numbers of the bell and picture dusters represent the length
of the feathers in inches.
No. 5 doz., $3 50
6 " 5 00
7 " 7 00
MoEEissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Pkices-Cuerent.
497
PAINTERS' BBUSHES-Cont'd.
Ostrich Feather Dusters— Cont'd.
No. 8 _
doz.
, $9 00
9
12 00
10
17 00
11
21 00
12 .- -.
26 00
13 . _ -.-
34 00
14
42 00
16
48 00
18 -
50 00
20
52 00
22
54 00
24
56 00
Carriage Dusters.
For railroad cars and carriages; very heavy.
No. 1
-doz..
$46 00
2
((
60 00
3
u
70 00
4 _
«
76 00
5
u
85 00
Feather Counter Dusters.
No, 1 . _ _
__doz.,
$12 00
2
11
15 00
3 _
((
20 00
Picture ._
K
25 00
Split Turkey Feather Dusters.
Discount of 80 per cent.
No. 10 . . .
doz.,
S12 60
11 .
15 00
12 . _ .
18 00
13
21 00
14 _-
23 40
15 ... - .
25 20
16
28 50
498 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
CHIIM. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
^«\\teasets, dinner sets,
DECORATED CUPS AND SAUCERS,
FRUIT PLATES,
CHAMBER SETS,
Mrtjs,
VASES,
TOIIiET
SETS.
42 & 44 Lake Street, CHICAGO.
GOOD GOODS. FAIR PRICES.
MOKRISSOK, PlUMMER & Co.'s PRICES-CuRKEISrT. 499
PHARMACEUTICAL INFORMATION.
A GOOD BUSINESS MAN
Has sacred regard for his promises, both spoken and implied; his word be-
ing found always true, he has the confidence of his customers and creditors
alike.
He gives his business regular and careful personal attention, leaving its
details to the care of his employes only so far as his knowledge of their capac-
ity and trustworthiness renders it safe to do so.
He keeps his store in good order, his stock well assorted and looking clean
and attractive and arranged for easy, economical handling when dealing with
customers.
He buys prudently; regular stock in such quantities as insnre him the best
prices, stock for transient or uncertain demand he buys sparingly, but so as to
meet as nearly all reasonable calls as possible.
He keeps old stock and articles likely to become unsalable, in remembrance,
and on proper occasions, offers it for sale as stock that he wishes to close out
and on wkich he will make concession in price; there are always persons who
will buy such stock if there is a fall in price, and many times the sale can be to
mutual gain.
He keeps careful account of all purchases and pays for them when due, or
if possible, adds a double profit to his business, by discounting his bills at the
time of purchase.
He credits with judgment and is prompt in presenting accounts that are
due.
He is cordial and attentive to his customers and requires all employes to
be so. He uses all reasonable means to please, but not at the cost of manliness
or due profit.
He is just and courteous to his employes, remembering their rights, not only
to fair compensation, but to careful business training and to opportunity for so-
cial and physical recreation.
He watches his expenses, both store and personal, and, if possible, keeps
them always within the limits of his profit income, so that in dull years he adds
a little, and in prosperous years much more to his accumulations, and thus in
old age possesses both honor and a pecuniary competency.
ADVICE TO CLERKS.
1st. Consider your employer's interest as though it was your own. Serve
an honest dealer, and try to do business as he wishes ; serve him as faithfully in
his absence as in his presence.
2d. Keep your store clean, neatly arranged as to display, and in good or-
der as to stock. Do not have muddy tinctures or tincture-stained bottles on
your shelves. Do not put anything in bottle or drawer, even temporarily, with
label calling for a different article, unless great care is taken to see that no
mistake can posaibly occur from the mislabeling.
3d. Keep your scales, weights and measures in perfect order, clean and in
their places.
4th. Be prompt and polite in waiting on customers, and when in busy mo-
ments any have to wait, give them a courteous recognition, saying that you will
wait on them as soon as possible.
500 MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
HILL'S PEERLESS REMEDIES
HILL'S PEERLESS SARSAPARILL&
Is put up in a 12 oz. bottle in nice style, price $7.00 per doz., retail Sl.OO; 6 bot-
tles for $5.00. Will send plenty of advertising to any one ordering % doz. from
their jobber, on receipt of postal from them to that effect.
HILL'S PEERLESS WORM SPECIFIC
Contains a Tonic, Vermifuge, Soothing Syrup and Cathartic. It is very pleas-
ant to take, is purely vegetable, and is the largest 25 cent bottle of Worm Syrup
in the market. Warranted.
HILL'S PEERLESS COUGH SYRUP.
A sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Croup, etc. Will relieve Asthma and
Whooping Cough. Pleasant to take, and put up in bottles of extra size. War-
ranted.
N. B. — A package of % doz. Cobb's Little Pills is put up with every bottle
of Hill's Pee 1 less Cough Syrup. This is a powerful aid, curing Coughs that are
caused by disordered stomach.
COBB'S LITTLE PODOPHYLLIN PILLS.
Unequaled for regulating the bowels and correcting all trouble arising from
a disordered stomach. Very small in size — 40 Pills in each bottle.
THE ABOVE GOODS ARE SOLD ON THIS IRON CLAD GUARANTY.
We say to the Druggist; "jP/-ace these bottles on your shelves.
Recontniend them without qualification. Assure your customers
that it will positively do all it claims to do; and if any one after
taking it according to directions, ivill return the empty bottle, and
say 7ie Jias received no benefit, refund his money to him, and u^e
will refund you yours/' You are therefore invited to try the remedy
AT OUR RISK. You run none.
This guarantee will be made good whether goods are bought of jobber,
or direct from us, also after bill is paid as well as before. Any druggist having
returned empty bottles has only to drop us a card and we will remit cost of same.
Cook books having druggist's card, and other printed matter, furnished on
application to all druggists keeping our goods.
SPECIAL OFFER.
To any druggist ordering S50 worth of above goods, in one order by mail,
we will send an oval upright Show Case, called perfumery case. Size, 23^ feet
high, 2% feet long, 2 feet 4 inches wide; made from full metal, or black walnut
and metal corners, or ebonized wood and metal corners. Mirror in back and
double doors, double-thick French glass, also plenty of printing matter to sell
the goods.
VKT. H. HILL d^ CO.,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
DETROIT, - - MICHIGAN.
The trade supplied by MORRISNOIlf, FliUlIMSR & €0.
%
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 501
5th. Promise nothiBg that you think you can not perform, and make your
word good at all times. You may make temporary gain through deception, but
the end will be loss, not only of your own self respect and that of others, but in
money results also.
6th. As far as possible, keep forehanded in your work, use odd moments
to fill drawers, jars or bottles, so that no delay will occur in busy times, by find-
ing a container empty.
7th. When customers are not present, do not be idle or listless, but
recognizing that knowledge is power, study in behalf of your business; try ex-
periments in chemistry, learn something each day worth knowing, and learn all
you attempt to learn, thoroughly. The lack of thoroughness in education and
work is the prolific cause of failures, and makes many a life one of drudgery
where it might have been one of prosperous proprietorship.
8th. "Are you a clerk, and do you want to become a proprietor? Put away
$5.00 a month and watch your opportunity for investments."
9th. Watch your expenses, learn to regulate them not only by your salary
but if that is fair, then learn the art of accumulating either for definite purposes,
or for use when opportunity offers unusual and safe inducements for the profit-
able investment of your money. Avoid all speculation and all games or deal-
ings of chance as you would poison, for the inevitable result of tampering with
these will be the loss of your integrity and almost universally of your money
also.
10th. Out of business hours, avoid bad company and habits; visits to sa-
loons of whatever grade, billiard rooms or places of idle resort, will not only
give you a bad reputation and cause business men to consider you unsafe for
places of responsibility and trust, but will rapidly engender such habits as will
insure failure and disgrace. Thousands have proven this to their shame, and
none have found the statement false.
Tbe dull good boy may fail, the dull bad boy will fail worse; the bright boy,
keen, methodical and energetic, if good, will succeed, while the bright boy of
evil habits, will in almost all cases sink into disgrace or obscurity before mid-
dle age.
Purity, Integrity, Diligence and Economy will pay, not only in reputation
and self respect, but in money also.
ETIQUETTE OF LETTER WRITING,
From Hill's Manual of Social and Business Forms.
As a rule every letter, unless insulting in its character requires an answer.
To neglect to answer a letter when written to, is as uncivil as to neglect to
reply when spoken to.
In the reply, acknowledge first the receipt of the letter mentioning its date
and afterward consider all the points requiring attention.
In writing a letter the answer to which is of more benefit to yourself than
to the person to whom you write, enclose a postage stamp for the reply.
Letters should be as free from erasures, interlineations, blots and post-
scripts as possible. It is decidedly better to copy the letter than to have these
appear.
A letter of introduction or recommendation should never be sealed, as the
bearer ought to know the contents.
BUSINESS LETTERS.
1. In letters of business use as few words as possible.
2. Business letters should be promptly answered.
3. Use a clear, distinct writing, avoiding all flourish of penmanship or
language.
502 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current,
MaXtTnE
Below please find net prices at which we shall be pleased to
fill all orders from the trade for the preparations mentioned, viz. :
Pints 5-Pmt Bot-
Per Doz. ties, Each.
MALTINE plain _ ...$ 7 50 $2 75
MALTINE with Cod-Liver Oil 7 50 2 75
MALTINE Ferrated 7 50 2 75
MALTO-YERBINE '_.. 7 50 2 75
MALTINE with Alteratives 10 00 3 50
MALTINE with Hypophosphites . 10 00 3 50
MALTINE with Pepsin and Pancreatine 10 00 3 50
MALTO-VIBUENIN 10 00 3 50
MALTINE with Cascara Sagrada 10 00 3 50
MALTINE with Peptones 12 00 4 50
MALTINE with Phosphate Iron,Quinia, and Strychnia, 12 00 4 50
MALTINE is far superior in nutritive and diastatic value to any Malt Extract manufact^
ured in the world. There is no reconstructive that excells Maltine in phthisis and many
wasting diseases.
MALTINE is a valuable food ; a food of priceless value at times of emergency. In fact, in
very grave gastric cases, it is a food which may very often be resorted to when at one's wits' end
what to do. J. MlLNKB Fotheegill.
I have subjected "Maltine" and " Tromner's Extract of Malt " to an exact quantitative
comparison of their diastatic activity. The results demonstrate conclusively the far greater
diastatic value of Maltine, and enable me to state, without any qualification whatever, that it
*ar exceeds in diastic power any of the six preparations of Malt which I have examined.
K. H. Chittenden,
Professor of Physiological Chemistry in Yale College.
Out of fourteen trade samples of Malt Extract examined by Messrs. Dunstan & Limmock,
only three possessed the power of acting on starch. These brands were Maltine, Corbyn, Stacey
& Co.'s Extract, and Keppler's Malt Extra^jt. William Robebts, M: D., F. R. S.
MALTIN E, in its different forms, is the only Malt preparation we now employ,being so palat-
able, digestible, and easily assimilated. Of its efficiency in appropriate cases, there is no more
doubt in our minds than there is of the curative power of quinine, cod-liver oil, the bromides,
and the iodides. Itdeserves to stand in the front rank of constructives; and the constructives,
by their preventive, corrective, and curative power, are probably the most widely useful thera-
peutical agents that we possess. Pbofessoe L, P. Yandell.
The Maltine Manufacturing Company,
LABORATORY, YONKERS-ON-HUDSON. 182 FULTON ST. , NEW YORK .
Full line In stock with MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO-
MoKKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Currext. 503
4. Come at once to your subject, and state it so clearly that it will not be
necessary to guess your meaning.
5. Give town, county, state and date explicitly. It is frequently of great
importance to know when a letter was written,
6. Read your letter carefully when finished, to see that you have made no
omissions and no mistakes. Also carefully examine your envelope, to see that
it is rightly directed, with postage stamp affixed.
7. Copy all business letters, of your own, by hand or with the copying
press, made for the purpose.
8. Send money by draft, post-office order or express, always stating in the
letter the amount, and by what means sent. Thus you have something to show
for the money, guaranteeing you against loss.
9. Write date and from whom received across the end of each letter, and
file for future reference, fastening the letters together with rubber bands, or
binding in a letter-file adapted to the purpose. The possession of a letter some-
times prevents litigation and serious misunderstanding.
In ordering goods state very explicitly the amount, kind, quality, color,
shape, size, etc., and on what terms wanted. Whether you wish the same sent
by freight or express, and what express. Much inconvenience is experienced
by business men because of a neglect to designate explicitly what is wanted.
Should the writer wish to make stiggestions, ask questions, or add other
matter to the letter, which is foreign to the subject, such words should be placed
entirely separate from the order. Of fifty or a hundred letters received to-day,
by the merchant, that one which is mixed up with complaints, inquiries, etc.,
will probably be laid over until to-morrow, or until such time can be gained as
will enable the merchant to read it through. Had the order been explicitly'
stated, and the suggestions placed elsewhere, the goods would have been for-
warded immediately.
EXPANSION OF CREDIT
Beyond a reasonable percentage of the dealer's net capital, is dangerous
alike to the dealer and his creditor.
The longer the time given on credit sales, the greater the danger of loss
to both buyer and seller. Many an honest merchant has become bankrupt
through long credits, and credit beyond a due limit as to amount, simply
because he was deceived through these means as to his condition until he could
not extricate himself.
A prudent and honest dealer, when he has to ask unusual terms either for
past or present purchases, should consider carefully the cause for this neces-
sity, and will often find in this investigation, that it is time to adopt vigorous
and early retrenchment and concentration.
It is estimated that but ten out of every hundred merchants achieve lasting
success and competency, and that seven of the ten do so after one failure, only
three or possibly four working steadily upward.
COMMON SENSE.
A philosophic writer defines common sense as a resultant of mind force;
that is to say, that an individual who is observant and stores up the ideas of
others and his own experiences, and concentrates them to practical purposes in
a single force which acts without confusion, possesses what is known as com-
mon sense: Measured by this standard how many are eminently devoid of
common sense.
504 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Obganized May, 1881. + Incorporated J'one, 1882.
Bovine * Vaccine -Virus
r~~^i^iiiiJ^!i*w*.''y'ij»-«.-^ ^ \V'"^^
'kr. '"'.' /;>' '-f^'-iVj ..'.'■■J
"iifryy/^f
PROPAGATED BY THE CHICAGO S. Y. VACCME CO.
The vaccine farm consists of high, rolling prairie, with abundance
of pure water. We have constructed buildings especially for this
business, fitted with every convenience, which enables us to be pre-
pared to meet any and all demands. Our heifers are selected with
reference to
Perfect Health and Good Breeding.
The stables are under constant personal supervision of all details by
members of the firm, propagators of many years' experience. All
our Points are charged from two different animals. Our Ivory
Points are packed in small silver cases, or rolled in rubber. When
the virus has been used with care, and according to directions, and
fails in primary vaccinations, a second package will be furnished
gratis, if the tube is returned within three weeks from sale of same.
PRICE LIST.=--
Ten Ivory Points $1 00
Five Double Charged Points 1 00
Single Points each, 20
Mounted Crust Vaccine 2 00
CHICAGO STOCK YARD VACCINE CO,
163 State Street, Chicago, III.
l^~Trade supplied by Mobbisson, Pltjmmee & Co.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 505
U. S. COURT DECISION.
The United States Supreme Court has again aflBrmed the principle that
special taxes in the form of license fees charged commercial travelers are un-
lawful.
RELATIVE VALUE OF APOTHECARIES AND IMPE-
RIAL MEASURE.
APOTHEOABIES. IMPEHIAL.
1 gallon equals 6 pints, 13 ounces, 2 drachms, 23 minims
Ipint " 16 " 5 " 18
1 fluidounce equals 1 " 0 " 20 "
Ifluidrachm " _ 1 " 2%
1 minim " loS "
IMPERIAL MEASUEE. APOTHEOABIES.
1 gallon equals 1 gal. 1 pint, 9 fl. oz. 5fl.d, 8 minims
1 pint " 1 " 3 " ] " 88
1 tiuidounoe equals 7" 41 "
1 fluidrachm " 58 "
1 minim " II "
METRIC WEIGHTS.
10 milligrams 1 centigram.
10 centigrams 1 decigram.
10 decigrams 1 gram.
10 grams 1 dekagram.
10 dekagrams 1 hektogram.
10 hektograms 1 kilogram.
METRIC LENGTHS.
10 millimeters = .. „ 1 centimeter.
10 centimeters 1 decimeter.
10 decimeters 1 meter.
10 meters 1 dekameter.
10 dekameters 1 hektometer
10 hektometers 1 kilometer.
METRIC WEIGHT AND MEASURE EQUIVALENTS.
1 gram equals 1 fluigram.
1 gram 15 grs 15 minims.
4 grams 1 drachm 1 fluidrachm.
1 milligram gig gr. or minim.
1 centigram ^g gr. or minim.
1 decigram 13^ grs. or minims.
1 gram 15.4 grs. or minims.
1 dekagram 154. grs. or minims.
1 hektogram 1543. grs. or minims.
1 kilogram 2^ lbs. avoirdupois.
1 fluigram 15 minims,
4 fluigrams 1 fi. drachm.
16 fluigramc half a fluidounce.
i2 fluigrams one fluidounce.
506 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
GHAS. PFIZER & CO.,
UANtTFACTUKINO CEEIOSTS,
MANUFACTUBEBS OF
CHLOROFORM ; Purified for Inhalation.
SUBNITRATE BISMUTH; Free from Arsenic.
IODIDE OF POTASSIUM.
BROMIDE OF POTASSIUM.
IODINE RESUBUIMED.
IODOFORM ; Crystals and Powdered.
IODOFORM ; Precipitated.
STRYCHNIA ; Alkaloid and all Salts.
SANTONINE.
TANNIN ; Medicinal, and for Use in the Arts.
MERCURIAL. PREPARATIONS.
CREAM TARTAR ; 99 % ; Crystals and Powder.
TARTARIC ACID; Crystals and Powder.
ROCHELLE SALTS.
BORAX ; Pure Crystals and Powder.
CAMPHOR, REFINED.
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
FINE CHEMICALS FOR MEDICINAL USE,
AND FOB USE IN THE ABT8.
A FULL LINE OP THESE CHEMICALS ABE CARRIED BY
MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
MoERissoisr, Plummer & Co.'.s Prices-Current. 507
METRIC MEASURES.
1 Milliliter or Cubic Centimeter.
10 milliliters 1 centiliter.
10 centiliters 1 deciliter.
10 deciliters 1 liter.
10 liters 1 dekaliter.
10 dekaliters 1 hektoliter.
10 hektoliters 1 kiloliter.
METRIC LENGTH EQUIVALENTS.
1 millimeter .039 inch.
1 centimeter .39 "
1 decimeter 3.9 "
1 meter 39.37 "
1 dekameter 32% feet.
1 hektometer 326% "
1 kilometer 1089 yards.
STANDARD OF UNITED STATES OR ENGLISH LINEAR
MEASURE.
The standard of United States or English linear measure is a rod If :i§i3"S!
as long as a pendulum which will beat seconds in vacuo, at a temperature of
32° Fah. in New York; or If rjgfi at 60° at sea level in London; in round num-
bers, such a pendulum wouldbe 39 inches long and gives our yard as a unit of 36
inches, subdivided as follows:
6 points equal 1 line.
12 lines (72 points) 1 inch.
12 inches 1 foot.
3 feet one yard.
1 point equals ^^\^ part of the length of such a pendulum in New York.
The standard of French measure is the meter or 4tT.TriT-ooTJ P^'^t of the
earth's polar circumference, which is 39.37043 inches, or about 1-5 of an inch
longer than a pendulum, beating seconds in vacuo at 60° Fah. at sea level in
London, and about 3i inches longer than our yard. The meter is subdivided
as shown in our tables elsewhere.
TABLE OF QUANTITIES.
12 units or articles 1 dozen.
12 dozen 1 gross.
20 units or articles 1 score.
24 sheets of paper 1 quire.
20 quires 1 ream.
Printer's token 250 sheets.
RULES FOR CHANGING METRIC WEIGHTS AND MEAS-
URES INTO APOTHECARIES.
To change grams and fluigrams into grains and minims, multiply by 15.
To change grams or fluigrams into drachms, divide by 4.
To change grams or fluigrams into ounces, divide by 32.
508 MoRRissoN, Plummek & Co.'s Pkicbs-Current.
CALIFOHITIA WIITE BITTEES
Is acknowledged to be the purest and best Tonic now ofPered to the public.
Regenerates the Blood and gives Life and Health.
Thousands praise this Remedy so rich in blessings, because, by using, they
have become happy again.
Price One JDollar per Bottle. One Dozen in a Case.
VTM, HITMEIER, Proprietor,
Trade supplied by MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
BATTELLE & RENWICK,
163 FRONT STREET, NEW YORK,
MAWUFACTUKERS OF
ReFINeD BRIM8TONe=^ ♦
♦ SE^^SUBLIMEB SHLPHHR,
Under the brand of the BROOKIiYar SUIiPHUB WORK.S.
Also Manufacturers and Refiners of
^ GRANULATED ^5
SALTPETRE
NIAGARA LABORATORY
,^ JERSEY CITV i^.
?A'TST.^
SALTPETRE
CRYSTALS, GRANULATED AND POWDERED,
Under the brand of JVIAG^ ARA JjABORATORY.
X-L-C-R WINDOW CLEANER,
THE CHEAPEST A.^D MOST DURABLE,
No Glue, Screws or Water -proof Cement,
J. F. WILKINSON & CO., Sole Mfrs.,
136 Washington Street, Chicago, Illinois.
See Illustrated price list in this catalogue. These goods sold also by
MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
MoEEissoN, Plummee & Co.'s Peices-Cueeent. 509
TO CHANGE APOTHECARIES WEIGHTS OR MEAS-
URES INTO METRIC.
To change grains or minims into grams or fluigrams, divide by 15.
To change drachms or fluidrachms into grams or fluigrams, multiply by 4,
To change ounces or fluidounces into grams or fluigrams, multiply by 32.
TABLE OF ODD MEASURES.
A mile is 5,280 feet, or 1,760 yards in length.
A square mile is 640 acres.
A league is three miles.
The term "Sabbath Day's Journey" means 1,155 yards.
A day's journey is 333^ miles.
A fathom is six feet.
A hand (horse measure) is four inches.
A palm is three inches.
A span is lOJ^ inches.
A cubit is 2 feet.
A great cubit is 11 feet.
A pace is three feet.
52 1^ feet square, or 2,722i square feet is j^ acre.
73f " " " 5,445 " " " 1
104i " " " 10,890 " " " i
120i " " " 14,520 " " " i
147i " " " 21,780 " " " i
208f " " " 43,560 " " " 1
ABBREVIATIONS USED IN PRESCRIPTIONS.
5 take. Enem enema or injection.
£|,a of each. F. or Fiat make.
Chart. a powder. Garg gargle.
Ooch. Magn. a tablespoonful. Haust a draught.
Coch. Med a dessertspoonful. Infus infusion.
Coch. Parv. a teaspoonful. M. or Misce mix.
CoUyrium eye wash. Mist mixture.
Comp. compound. No. number.
D. dose. Pulv. powders.
Decoct decoction. Q. S quantity suificient.
Dil. dilute. S. or Sign a write.
Div divide. S. A according to art.
Elec electuary. Trit triturate or rub up.
DOMESTIC AND DROP MEASURES APPROXIMATED.
A teaspoonful one fluiddrachm 4 grams.
A dessertspoonful two fluiddrachms 8 grams.
A tablespoonful half fluidounce 16 grams.
A wineglassfal . two fluidounces 64 grams.
A tumblerful half pint 256 grasps.
510 MoRRissox, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
licoeiceT
4, 6, 8» 9, 12 and i5's to a lb.
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Above Goodie manuf|urt-^^^ YOUNG & SMYLIE, BHOOKI.YX, N. Y.
Trade supplied by Morrisson, Plummer & Co.
MoRRissoN, Plummek & Co.'s Prices- Current. 511
TABLE OF DROPS.
The following revised table of the average size of drops is taken from the
American Journal of Pharmacy.
Average size of drops of classes of U. S. P. preparations.
Class. Av. No. of drops in 1 fl. drm. Class. Av. No. of drops in 1 fl. drm.
Ethers 174 Fixed oils 103
Fluid extracts 141 Syrups containing Fluid Exts 97
Spirits 141 Mixtures 89
Tinctures 136 Vinegars .. 77
Volatile oils 131 Syrups not containing Fluid Exts. 69
Oleo Eesins 124 Solutions (one exception) 66
Acids (three exceptions) 123 Diluted acids 61
Wines 106
Exceptions. Exceptions. -
Solution nitrate of mercury 131 Muriatic acid 70
Nitro muriatic acid 76 Prussia acid 45
DROP EQUIVALENTS.
Acid— Acetic, 2 drops. 1 minim.
Prussic, I drop 1 minim.
Nitric, li drops 1 minim.
Muriatic, | drop 1 minim.
Sulphuric, li drops 1 minim.
Sulph. Arom., 2 drops 1 minim.
Alcoholic tinctures, 2 drops 1 minim.
Essential oils, 1^ to 2 drops 1 minim.
Ethers and etherial preparations, 2\ to 8 drops 1 minim.
Water and its solutions, f tol drop 1 minim.
Wines, medicated, 1 to H drops 1 minim.
These drops are to be from a minim or small graduate with a well formed
lip, and liquids at a temperature varying from 60° to 75° Fah. It is not safe,
however, to rely on domestic measures or drops, where the remedies are at all
active, Dr accuracy is desired, as scarcely any two families have spoons or glasses
of exactly the same size, and the size of drops varies so much from various
causes usually unnoticed, such as the rapidity of falling, thickness of measure's
lip, etc.
AVERAGE PERCENTAGE OF ALCOHOL IN VARIOUS
LIQUORS.
Ale 6.87 Gin 51.6
Brandy 53.39 Irish Whiskey 53.9
Burgundy Wine 14.57 Madeira Wine 22.27
Currant Wine 20.50 Malaga " 17.26
Cape Muscat 18.25 Port " 22.90
Claret 15.1 Porter 4.2
Champagne (still) 13.80 Ehenish Wine 12.8
Champagne (sparkling) 12.61 Rum 53.68
Cider . 5.2 to 9.8 Sherry Wine 19.17
Constantia 19.75 SmallBeer 1.28
Elder Wine 8.79 Scotch Whiskey 54..58
Gooseberry Wine 11.48 Teneriffe Wine 19.79
— From Leiber's Manual, 1886.
512 MoRRissoN, Plummek & Co.'s Prices-Cubkent.
S.V.&F.P.SCUDDER,
MANUFACTURERS OF
LICDRICE PASTE,
Rolls, Lozenges and Powdered Licorice
also dealers in
DEUGS AITD LICOEICE EOOT,
No. 4 CEDAR STREET,
Near Pearl Street, UaTES-VCr "K'OH.IS..
Trade supplied by IIORRISSOX, PLUMPER & CO.
Soluble Food (Small), $ 4 00
" " (Large), - - - -. 8 00
« " (5 lbs. tins), - - - - 36 00
Beef Peptonoids, 6 oz. (Powdered), - - 8 00
i( '( 16 " " ... 18 00
Liquid " 16 " " - - - 8 00
" " withCoea, 16oz., - - - 8 00
Peptonoids, Iron and Wine, 16 oz., - - 8 00
Peptonoized Cod Liver Oil and Milk, 16 oz.,- - 8 00
" " ** " " " (With Hypophos-
phites of Lime and Soda), - - - 8 00
At these net prices we will be pleased to fill all orders from
the Trade.
With thanks for liberal patronage in the past, we respectfully
solicit your valued favors.
Faithfully yours,
NEW YORK. REED & CARNRICK.
Trade HuppMed by MORRISSON, PliUMailBR & CO.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
518
MAXIMUM DOSES OF ACTIVE MEDICINES.
These are much too large for ordinary use and only represent, as stated iu
heading, maximum doses, in unusual cases.
Gram.
Arsenious acid .005
Acid, carbolic .05
Hydrocyanic .06
Aconitia .004
AconiteRoot .15
Arsenic, iodide .025
Atropia .001
Atropia, sulph .001
Barium, chlor .12
Belladonna, herb ,2
Eoot .1
Dodia 05
Conia .001
Digitalis, herb ._ .3
Ext. Aconite Leaves .1
Eoot .025
Belladonna 1
Cannabis Inaica. .1
Conium .18
Digitalis .2
Nux Vomica, ale. .05
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Gram.
Ext. Opium .1
Stramon. seed .05
Fowler's solution .4
Lead, sugar of .06
Mercury, corros. chlor. .03
Red Iodide . .03
Morphia and its Salts. .03
Nitr. silver .03
Oil, croton .06
Opium .15
Phosphorus .015
Potassa arsenite .005
cyanide .03
Santonine .1
Soda, arsenite .005
Strychnia and Salts .01
Tartar Emetic .2
Veratria .005
Veratrum viride .3
Zinc, chloride .015
Valerianate .06
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PROPORTIONATE DOSES FOR DIFFERENT AGES.
Eor adult of middle age, standard dose, or 1 part.
child from 10 to 15 years old • f "
Stoic
5 to 7 "
4 "
3 "
2 "
1 "
6 months
5\)
These proportions should be varied somewhat by the size and vigor of con-
stitution, as well as by any known sensitiveness of a child to the influence of
medicine or otherwise.
A USEFUL TABLE OF REFERENCE.
A pint bottle will hold, of
Acid — Acetic li lbs
Muriatic li "
Nitric H "
Sulphuric 2i "
Bals. Peru li "
Bi-Sulphuret Carbon It "
Chloroform \\ "
Ether Acetic ..1 "
Chloric I "
Sulphuric t "
Goulard's Extract \\ "
Honey li "
Liquor Potassa \\ "
When half gallon bulk is wanted
Oil Bergamot \
Cloves W
Lemon \
Sassafras li-
Wintergreen Vk
Most other oils I
Quicksilver 16
1 oz. vial, 1
Solution Muriate of Iron li
Tin 14
" Persulphate of Iron li
Syrups, generally li
Tinctures, generally \
multiply these figures by four.
lbs.
514 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
MflR.sH & HflRWOOD Co,
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS.
PEOPEIETOKS
CLEVELAND CHEMICAL WORKS, Cleveland, Ohio.— Established 1867.
CINCINNATI CHEMICAL WORKS, Cincinnati, Omo.-Established 1848.
ALSO (in past) of THE
TITUSVILLE CHEMICAL WORKS, Titusville, Pa.— Established 1873.
SULPHURIC ACID, MURIATIC ACID, NITRIC ACID»
COPPERAS, AQUA FORTIS, AQUA AMMONIA,
SULPHATE OF AMMONIA, BI-SULPHITE OF LIME,
MIXED ACID (for Nitro-Glycerine) .
Distilled Chemically Pure Glycerine.
Glycerine for Nitro-Glycerine Use, etc., et'c.
call especial attention of the tsade to theie
Distilled Chemically Pure G-lycerine,
Specific Gravity, 1260. 30 deg. Beaume.
(CJUARAIVTEED EqUAI. TO THE BEi^T MADE.)
FOE SALE BY THE LEADIN& DIIT7&&ISTS OF THE C0U1TTZ17.
QUOTATIONS SENT ON APPLICATION.
GENERAL OFFICES:
CLEVELAND, Independence Street,
CINCINNATI, 309 & 311 Hamilton Eoad.
ST. LOUIS, 3000 North Second Street.
For Sale hy MORHISSON, PLUMMEB, S CO., Chicago.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Priues-Currext.
515
LOSS OF WEIGHT IN QUININE.
Quinine in tin cans will lose from five to seven per cent of its weight
through evaporation of a portion of its water of crystallization, unless the cans
are hermetically sealed.
TABLE OF SOLUBILITIES.
Soluble in Water at 60° Fah.
Acid, Arsenious 100 parts.
Benzoic 200 "
Carbolic, as to purity, 15 to 30 "
Citric f "
Oxalic 8 "
Tartaric 1 "
Alum... 8 "
Atropia 300 "
Sulph 200 "
Calcium, Chlor. _-_ 2 "
Copper, Sulph. 3 "
Corros. Sublim 16 "
Hydrate Chloral 1 "
Iodine, Bromide of 6 "
Lithium, Carbonate of 100 "
Lead, Acetate 2 "
Nitrate 2 "
Mercury. Cyanide 8 "
Morphia, Muriate of 20 "
Sulphate 2 "
Potash, Acetate of 2parte.
Bi-Carb 5 "
Bi-Tartrate 200 "
Bromide If "
Carb 1 "
Chlor. 17 "
Iodide f "
Nitrate 5 "
Permangan. 16 "
Sulphate 10 "
Soda, Bi-Carb 10 "
Borate (Borax) 5 "
Bromide H "
Iodide ^ . 'i "
Nitrate 1 "
Phosphate 7 '•
Strychnia, Sulph 48 "
Zinc, Acetate 3 "
Sulphate f "
SOLUBILITY OF SOME CHEMICALS IN GLYCERINE.
One hundred parts Glycerine dissolve the annexed quantities of the follow-
ing chemicals :
Acid, Arsenious 20
Benzoic 10
Boracic 25
Oxalic 15
Tannic 16
Alum 40
Ammonia, Carb 20
Mur 20
Antimon. et pot, tart. 5.50
Atropia 3
Sulph 33
Barium chloride.--^ 10
Brucia 2.25
Calcium, sulphide 5
Cinchonia 0.30
Cinch, sulph 6.70
Cupri. acet. 10
Cupri. sulph 30
Ferri et potas. tart 8
Lactat. 16
Sulph 25
Hyd. chlor. corros. 7.50
Cyanid 27
Iodine 1.90
Morphia 0.45
parts. Morphia Acet. 20 parts.
Muriat 20
Phosphorus 0.20 "
" Plumbi acet 20 "
" Potass, arsen. 50 "
Chlorate 3.50 "
Bromide 25
Cyanide 32
" Iodide 40
" Quinia 0.50 "
Tannate 0.25 "
" Sodse, arseniate 50 "
" Bicarb 8
Borate 60
" Carbonate 98 "
Chlorate 20
Sulphur 0.10 •'
Strychnia 0.25 "
Nit. 4
Sulphate.- 22.50 "
Urea 50
" Veratria 1 "
Zinc. Chloride 50
Iodide 40
Sulphate 35 "
/>16 MoRKissoN, Plummee & Co.'s Prices-Current.
BE SURE TO ORDER
M. & R. LICORICE
If you want the best Licorice in the world. It is the only Licorice made sixteen
sticks to the pound, and affords the retailer eighty cents for every pound he sells.
It is done up in 5-pound wood boxes, with red label, which should be placed on
the counter, where the Licorice can be seen, for in that case twice the Licorice
is sold.
M. & R. LOZENGES
Also put up in 5-pound tin canisters, with Glass Front, and Scoop for handling,
and makes a splendid counter show. The Lozenges (Tablets, as some call them)
are of the highest grade of Licorice, and are excellent for Colds or Roughness of
the Throat, as well as a Confection for constant use.
MELLOR & RITTENHODSE CO,
LICORICE MAKERS,
PHIIiADEIiPHIA, - - PENXSYIiVANIA.
For prices by case or less, see price columns.
Trade supplied by MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
GILLON'S LIME JUICE
Bottled by JOHN GILLON & CO., Leith, Scotland,
Is unsurpassed in Quality, and represents tlie best value
of any Lime Juice sold.
Importer and Agent for the United States,
4 Chatham Row, Boston.
Trade supplied by BlORRHSSOHir, PI^UMMER & CO.
MoRRisso>r, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 517
LIQ. POTASSA AS A SOLVENT FOR GUM RESINS.
(Morris.)
Solutions of Gum Resin in Liq. Potassa recommend themselves for their
elegance and economy, while they are generally very effective. For instance,
the dilution of Ammoniacum and Liq. Potassa with water is perfectly clear,
whereas a tincture produces an opaque mixture. The alkaline solutions of
Aloes, Catechu, and Kino are very cheap and elegant coloring mixtures, a few
drops giving a deep tint to half a pint of water. Of course these solutions
should not be used in prescriptions containing articles incompatible with the
Alkali.
The quantity of Liq. Potassa best adapted to each Gum Kesin will be found
to be as follows:
Aloes 1 part to 15 Liq. Potassa.
Ammoniacum 1
Asaf oetida 1
Catechu 1
Guaiacum 1
Myrrh 1
Opium 1
4
15
10
7
5
10
REMEDIES USED AS ATOMIZED INHALATIONS.
Aqua acidi carboUci 30 grs. ]
" " lactici f. 3 iiiss.
" " sulphurosi 30 min.
" " sulphatis 20 to 40 grs.
" tannici.... 50 to 200 "
" aluminii chloridi f. 3 i. solution.
" aluminis .-___80 grs. ^ to lOoz. water.
" ferri et alum sulph 80 "
" " perchloridi 30 "
" potassii permanganatis 50 "
" sodii chloridi 50 "
" zinc chloridi 20 to 50 "
" sulphatis 50 " J
The inhalation of atomized fluids is acknowledged to be a rational and suc-
cessful method of treating various affections of the nose, throat, air passages and
lungs. By its means the indicated remedy is applied directly to the diseased
tissues, and is, in these cases, what washes and lotions are to the exposed sur-
faces when diseased or mechanically injured.
Inhalations may, in this manner, supplement constitutional treatment by the
ordinary means, and it will be found a valuable auxiliary.
VOLATILES.
Carbonic Acid in Carbonates.
Sulphurous Acid in Sulphites.
Hydriodic Acid in Iodides.
Hydrobromic Acid in Bromides,
Hydro Sulphuric Acid in Sulphides.
SOLUBLES.
All compounds of K, NA, and (NH^).
All Acetates, Nitrates, Chlorates, Permanganates.
All Chlorides, Iodides and Bromides except of Ag, Pb, and Hg.
All Sulphates except those of Ba, Ca, and Pb.
518 MoRRissoN, Plummkr & Co.'s Prices-Current.
SUBSTITUTE FOR OIL OF BAY.
BAY*RyM
ESSEITCE.
Q!his EsseizGe zs peTfeotly soluuble in BpiTit
of tJie -pTopeT stj^en^tTh, cund -luHI irhcuhe
instamtly,
WITHOUT FILTERING OR WASTE,
olecLT ^'ouy ^jjuirh, of qyucblity suuipeTzoT to tTiout
TTh'iyde fTom Oil of^cuy. (P-rioe five dollcuTs
peT poTLTid. Oize poiMnd to ten gcullons.
(^iTeoti.ons on e^oboti bottle-.
For Sale by WM. RUDKIN'S SONS, 74 William Street, New York,
and by MORRISSON. PLUMMER &. CO.
MoRRissox, Plummer & C/o.'s Prices-Current. 519
INSOLUBLES.
All Oxides, Hydrates, Carbonates. »
Tannates, Phosphates, Arsenites and Arsenates.
The last three are sohible in dilute acids. *
Never prescribe together chemicals that have directly opposite chemical
properties (as an aoid with an alkali) as yon will not get the effect of either.
Do not prescribe two compounds of two metals, which by the interchange of the
two metals produce either an insoluble compound or a volatile substance. Do
not prescribe an acid with a carbonate, sulphite, iodide, bromide or sulphide.
SYRUP TABLE.
In the case of simple syrup the following table will prove useful :
Ozs.
Ozs. water yields.
Fluid ozs.
Density.
Temp. Fah
16
sugar to
12
22f.
1.365
60°
16
"
10
20-1
1.349
60°
16
a
8
181
1.328
60°
14
i<
8
17i
1.311
60°
12
n
8
16
1.290
60°
10
•'
8
Ui
1.264
60°
8
8
13i
1.231
60°
TO FIND THE MEASUREMENT OF A BOX.
A box 24 by 16 inches square and 22 deep equals 1 bbl.
-■- ' i »
1 bu.
i "
' 24 by 16 "
" 11 "
' 16 by 16.8 "
" 8 "
' 12 by 11.2 "
" 8 "
' 8 by 8.4 "
" 8 "
' 8 by 8 "
" 4.2"
' 7 by 4 "
" 4.8"
' 4 by 4 "
" 4.2 "
TURNED
WOOD E
i "
igal.
BOXES HOLD.
No. 1 1 drachm. No. 4 1 ounce.
" 2 2 " " 5 2
" 3 .._.4 " " 6 ... 3
" 7... 4
FOREIGN PHARMACEUTICAL WEIGHTS.
The pharmaoeutical pound differs in different countries as follows :
United States (Troy) 373.24 metric grams or 5599 grains.
England (Avoird.) ..453.6 " " "6804 "
France 500. " " "7500 "
Eome and Tuscany 339.5 " " "5092 "
Austria 420.8 " " "6312 "
Germany and Russia 358. " " " 5370 "
Prussia 467.7 " " " 7015 "
Holland and Belgium 369. " " "5535 "
Sweden 356.37 " " "5345 "
Piedmont 307.4 " " " 4611 "
With the exception of England, France and Prussia (where the pound is
divided into 16 ounces), the pounds are all divided into 12 ounces and the
ounces into 8 drachms, and the drachms into 3 scruples.
520 MoRBissoN, Pltjmmer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
JOHIT EEITSALL & 00.,
THEI^M0METGR
MANUFACTURERS,
NEW LEBANON, - - - NEW YORK.
EST^f^EXiISIZEID 1 S 2 O.
The reputation of this Manufactory is not surpassed by any,
either in the United States or Foreign Countries, and
our facilities render tis able to fill orders
promptly f atid at as low rates as
any other manufacturers.
ORDERS SOLICITED. PRICE LIST SENT ON APPLICATION.
EDWARD €. CliARK.
Our full line for sale by MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO., CHICAGO.
ELY'S Cream Balm,
A VALUABLE ADDITION TO THE LIST OF CURES.
HAS NO RIVAL FOR THE DISEASES FOR WHICH IT IS RECOMMENDED.
IT SUPPIilES A PUBMC WAXT.
CATARRH
^
Everybody Uses It. ■^^^'?!//^^HF4nl *^*®* ^^^ lively, profits
liberal, and general satis-
Everybody Recommends It. E:""^'^7|p^ faetion given to all
The Druggists Endorse It. ^L_,^^o^^^H concerned.
HAY-fEVEB
Doz. price $3 75 In 6 doz. lots and less thanl2doz $ 3 60
In 3 doz. lots and less than 6 doz 3 65 In gross quantities... 42 50
OWEGO, ..... NEW YORK.
Kept constantly in stock by IMEORRISSOX, PIiUSIAIER & CO.
MoKRissox, PiAnviMER & Co.'s; Pricks-Currex't.
521
TABLE OF ELEMENTS AND SYMBOLS.
Atomic
Symbols. Weight.
Aluminium Al. 27.5
Antimony (Stibium), Sb. 122
Arsenic As. 75
Barium Ba. 137
Beryllium Be. . 9.5
Bismuth Bi. 210
Boron B. 11
Bromine Br. 80
Cadmium Cd. 112
Caesium Cs. 133
Calcium Ca. 40
Carbon... C. 12
Ceriam Ce. 92
Chlorine CI. 35.5
Chromium Cr. 52.5
Cobalt Co. 58.8
Copper (Cuprum) Cu. 63.5
Decipium Dp. unknown
Didymium D. 96
Erbiiim Eb. 112.6
Fluorine F. 19
Gallium Ga, 68
Gold(Aurum) Au. 197
Hydrogen H. 1
Illmenium II. 105
Indium In. 75.6
Iodine L 127
Iridium Ir. 198
Iron (Ferrumj Fe. 56
Lanthanum ^ La. 93.6
Lavoesium Lv. unknown
Lead (Plumbum).-- Pb. 207
Lithium Li. 7
Magnesium.- Mg. 24
Manganesium Mn. 55
Mercurv (Hydrargy-
rum) _-- Hg. 200
Atomic
SymbolR, Weight.
Molybdenium Mo. 96
Mosandrium Ms.
Neptunium Np. 118
Nickel Ni. 58.8
Niobium Nb. 94
Nitrogen N. 14
Osmium Os. 199
Oxygen O. 16
Palladium Pd. 106.6
Philippium Pp. 74
Phosphorus P. 31
Platinum Pt. 198
Potassium (Kalium) K. 39
Ehodium Eh. 104.4
Eubidium Eb. 85.4
Euthenium Eu. 104.4
Scandium Sc. 105.8
Selenium Se. 79.4
Selicium Si. 28
Silver (Argentum).. Ag. 108
Sodium (Natrium).. Na. 23
Strontium Sr. 87.5
Sulphur S. 32
Tantalum Ta. 182
Tellurium Te. 128
Terbium Tb. 98
Thallium Tl. 204
Thorium Th. 235
Tin (Stannum) Sn. 118
Titanium Ti. 50
Tungstan (Wolfram) W. 184
Uranium TJ. 240
Vanadium V. 51.2
Ytterbium Yb. 115
Yttrium Y. 92
Zinc Zn. 65
Zirconium Zr. 89.6
RULES FOR ASCERTAINING THE RELATIVE VALUE
OF DEGREES IN THE DIFFERENT THER-
MOMETRICAL SCALES.
To change Centigrade degrees to those of Fahrenheit, multiply by 9 and
divide by 5, and add 32 to the quotient.
Example: 100° 0x9=900-^5=180+32=212° Fah.
To change Fahrenheit degrees to Centigrade, subtract 32 from the number,
multiply the remainder by 5 and divide by 9.
Example: 212° Fahr.— 32=180x5=900^9=100° C.
To change Eeaumer degrees to Fahrenheit, multiply by 9, divide by 4
and add 32.
Example : 80° Ex9=720^4=180+32=212° Fah.
To change Fahrenheit degrees to Eeaumer, subtract 32, multiply remainder
by 4 and divide bv 9.
Example: 2'l2° F— 32=180x4=720-4-9=80° E.
522 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
WM. A. GILL & CO.'S
SEAMLESS! TIN t BOXES.
Round Seamless Tin Boxes.
Packed in neat paste-board ^'f^'^ ^"f?
Doxes. T>„-^^^ PerGro.
i OZ., i Gross in box,
i - - -
i „ .. ..
1 v. II '.'. \\ "
li _-
u --
2 _.
2i ._ __ __
3
4
6
8
16
i Gross
Plain
Tin.
PerGro.
^0 40
50
60
70
1 85
1 00
1 15
1 40
1 60
1 80
2 25
3 00
3 60
5 50
^0 60
70
90
1 10
1 30
1 50
1 70
2 00
2 25
2 50
2 90
3 75
4 25
6 75
Points of Superiority Claimed
for Our Boxes.
Accuracy of Measurement.
Trimmed edges on boxes.
Perfect fitting' qualities of lids.
Smoothness and uniformity of
1.
2.
3.
4.
finish.
5. Countersunk lids, which protects
the labels..
6. Made from clean, bright stock.
7. Package. Strong, neat paste-
board boxes, plainly and neatly labeled.
8. Quality in general, and cheap-
ness in price.
Oval Seamless Tin Boxes.
PJain
Per
Gross.
Gold
L'c'd.
PerGro.
i oz., + Gross in box__
I .- i -_ _- __
II -- i -. ._ ._
SI 30
1 50
1 80
$1 60
1 80
2 10
Square Seamless Tin Boxes.
Packed in Paste-board Boxes V^ Gross each.
SIZES.
Plain
Per Gr.
.^1 40
1 50
1 60
1 75
Gold
L'c'd.
Per Gr.
f OZ., If xlf xi
1 " If xlf xll-16_J
n " 2ix2ix 9-16. J
H " 2irx2ixll-16_J
$1 60
1 70
1 90
2 10
DECORATED PILL BOXES.
For Quinine and Comp. Cath. Pills.
These boxes are ouV % oz. box in size, gold
lacquered both inside and out, and name of
contents handsomely lithographed on the covers.
Being metal, they will not absorb the moisture
in the pill, can be carried in the vest pocket
without getting mashed, save trouble of label-
ing, and are more attractive and durable than
paper boxes. Packed V2 gross in a box.
Quinine Pills, - Per Gross, 80c.
Comp. Cath. Pills, - " " 80c.
WM. A. GILL S CO.,
Manufacturers, Columbus. 0-
For Sale at Manufacturers' Prices by Morrisson, Plummer & Co .,
CHICAGO, ILL.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'.s Prices-Current.
523
TABLE SHOWING SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF ACIDS BY
THE USE OF BAUMES SCALE.
P. W. Bedford, in the Druggists' Circular for October, 1881, offers the fol-
lowing standard table in use by all the manufacturers of mineral acids, and
almost all manufacturing chemists. It is hoped that this brief note will lead
druggists to exercise more care in procuring their mineral acias of proper
strength, as also to test them for both strength and purity.
Degrees Specific
Baume. Gravity.
1 1.007
2 1.014
3 1.021
4 1.028
5 1.036
6 1.043
7 1.051
8 - 1.058
9.066
1.074
1.082
1.090
1.098
1.107
9
10
11
12
13
14
15 1.115
16 1.124
17 1.133
18 1.142
19 1.151
20 _.... 1.160
21 1.169
1.179
1.188
1.198
1.208
1.218
22 .
23
24
25
26
27 1.229
28 1.239
29 1.250
30 1.261
31 1.271
32 1.283
33 1.295
34 1.306
35 1.318
36 1.330
Degrees
Baume.
37 ..._
39
40
41 ..._
42
43
44
45 1.450
46 _ 1.465
47 ..-_ 1.479
48 .. 1.495
49 1.510
Specific
Gravity.
-. 1.342
.- 1.355
.. 1.368
.„ 1.381
._ 1.394
.- 1.408
.. 1.421
._ 1.436
50
51
52
53
54
1.526
1.542
1.559
1.576
1.593
55 1.611
56 1.629
57 1.648
58 1.666
59 1.686
60 1.706
61 1.726
62 1.747
63 1.768
1.790
1.801
1.807
1.812
1.81H
- 1.824
65f 1.830
66 1.835
64 .
64*.
64f.
65 .
65i.
65+.
WEIGHTS OF OILS TO GALLON OF MEASURE.
Sperm Oil .61 lbs. Avoir.
Paraffine 6-8- " "
Olive Oil 7 " "
CodldverOil 7i "
Whale W.B 7i^ lbs. Avoir.
Lard Oil 7i "
Castor Oil 71 "
Linseed Oil 7i "
524 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
WM. R. WARHER & 60. 'S
CATHARTIC ToMPOUND U. S. P.
(Sugar Coated, $1 15
Per Pound :^ Gelatine " - - 2 OO
( Plain, _ _ - 2 00
CATHARTIC COMPOUND IMPROVED
Per Pound $1.15.
CATHARTIC COMPOUND ACTIVE,
A PROMPT AND EFFICIENT CATHARTIC,
Per Pound of 1200, $1.00.
LITTLE CATHARTIC GRANULES,
1,000, 90 Cents. 10,000, $8.00.
^^ As a little l^iver Pill it ivill be found prompt and energetic. „,^!
Put up in Glass Bottles with buyer's name and address in elegant style.
PER GROSS, $7.00.
AROMATIC CACHOUS. Per Pound, $ 1 .25.
PREPARED BY
WM. R. WARNER & CO.,
MANUFACTUREES OF
SOLUBLE COATED PILLS, GRANULES, ETC., ETC.
The Trade supplied by MORKISi^O^lir, PL.UMMER & CO.
MoRBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 525
SPECIFIC GRAVITY.
Tables of specific gravity give the relative weights of equal bulks of differ-
ent bodies, the standard being water, One cubic inch of water weighs 253^
grains. To ascertain the weight of a cubic inch of any substance multiply
253J grains by the specific gravity, and it will give the result in grains.
A cubic foot of water weighs nearly one thousand ounces, or 621*^^1? avoir-
dupois lbs.; therefore to find the weight of any substance, whose specific grav-
ity is known, we multiply by that specific gravity as follows:
Alcohol with specific gravity of .835 multiplied by 1,000=835 ounces or
52-i^ lt>s. per cubic foot.
Copper, with sp. gr. of 4, would be 4,000 ozs., or to be exact, 249-^% Ib^. to
the cubic foot.
Limestone, with a sp. gr. of 2.7, would be 2700 ozs., or to be exact, 168i*^
lbs. to the cubic foot.
EXPANSION OF METALS IN 1 OO FT. WITH EACH
ADDED lOO DEGREES F.
Brass — 1}4 in. Copper — l}^ in. Cast iron — ^ in.
Wrought Iron — j^tjin. Lead — 1-^% in. Zinc — 2^^ in.
TABLE OF FUSING, FREEZING AND BOILING POINTS.
Reaumer. Centigrade. Fahr.
Bromine freezes at — 16° — 20° — 4°
Oil Anise " 8° 10° 50°
Olive " .- 8° 10° 50°
Rose " -..- 12° 15° 60°
Quicksilver " — 31°.5 — 39°.4 —39°
Water " — 1° 0° 32°
Bismuth metal fuses 200° 264° 507°
Cadmium " 248°.8 315° 592°
Copper " 874°.6 1093° 2000°
Gold fuses " 961° 1200° 2200°
Iodine " 92° 115° 239°
Iron " 1230° 1538° 2800°
Lead " 255°.5 325° 617°
Potassium " 46° 58° 136°
Phosphorus " 34° 44° 111°
Silver " 816°.8 1021° 1870°
Nitrate " 159° 198° 389°
Sodium " 72° 90° 194°
Steel " 1452° 1856° 3300°
Sulphur " - 72° 90° 194°
Tin " 173° 230° 446°
Zinc " 328° 410° 770°
Alcohol boils 63° 78° 173°
Bromine " 50° 63° 145°
Ether " 28° 35° 95°
Nitrous " 11° 14° 57°
Iodine " 140° 175° 347°
OHveOil " 252° 315° 600°
Quicksilver" 280° 350° 662°
Water " 80° 100° 212°
526 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
TRAPS FOR THE UNWARY
Retail Pharmacists are interested equally with honest manufact-
urers in exposing the tricks which the bushwhackers in trade resort
to for the purpose of introducing goods which are too poor to sell
on merit.
Don't be Deceived by Pretenaed Endorsements.
It is a not an ■uncommon trick of manufacturers -who find honest methods in
the introduction of their goods unavaiHng, to issue, in the names and without the
knowledge or consent of jobbers who have accepted their goods on consignment,
postal cards or other notices which are intended to carry the impression that
the house whose name is appended to the notice has carefully investigated the
subject, and finding advantages to the buyer in handling the new goods has
stocked them and recommend that they be specified on orders. The decep-
tion is so transparent that it probably influences but few, but it should, at least,
lead those who receive the postals, or other notices referred to, to watch that
these cheap goods which the jobber may hold on consignment or may have
obtained by some sort of exchange, are not by any chance substituted for the
reputable and established makes which they are accustomed to handle.
And Beware of Bribed Salesmen.
The same desperate manufacturers have been known to bribe jobbing sales-
men, when they could find any who were susceptible to that kind of influence,
to make a special effort to sell their goods. Instances have come under our
notice of salesmen for reputable jobbing houses urging retailers to take other
makes of plasters, absorbent cotton, etc., when ours were specified. As we
know that sucJi discrimination is not sanctioned by the houses in question, and
as we know of cases in which the manufacturers whose goods were urged on
the buyer have offered bribes to jobbing salesmen to do this class of work, we
are forced to conclude that the salesmen referred to had been debauched.
Fortunately, there are few men on the road who can be bribed to misrepresent
the interests of their employers, or to act as the cat's paw for manufacturers
who find that legitimate business methods are not sufficient to sell inferior
goods, even to the class of " Cheap John" Druggists who are willing to handle
such goods at all.
We therefore suggest to retailers that the only safety when ordering any-
thing in our line is to specify " S. & J." or " Seabury's " and refuse other makes
which the jobber may want to get rid of.
SEABURY & JOHNSON,
^„^ T Q D ^ Wew York and London,
Geo. J. Seabuky, Pres. ) '
RoB'Tj^KiSriec. ) Proprietors of Seabury Pharmaca/ Laboratories.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
527
FREEZING MIXTURES WITHOUT ICE,
Use water not warmer than 50° Fah't.
A
Down Change
Water^ ^"""'"'''^ '"" j «^«^ ^'^^ P«^* ! ^^° ^° ^^^^^
Muriate Ammonia -. ( , g mrts )
Nitrate of Potash j eacn nve parts / g^o ^qo ^qc
Water ( sixteen parts )
Muriate Ammonia 'each five nart^.^
Nitrate of Potash I ^^^^ ^^® P^"^ [^. . „ .g„
Sulphate of Soda 1 eight parts j
Water (^ sixteen parts J
Sulphate of Soda { three parts 1^0° 3=^ 53^
Dilute Nitric Acid ( two parts \
Nitrate of Ammonia ( ^
Garb. Soda ] each one part C 50° — 7° 57°
Water ( )
Phosphate Soda \ nine parts |kqo lo^ 62°
Dilute Nitric Acid } four parts )
Sulphate of Soda \ five parts I kqo 30 at?^
Dilute Sulphuric Acid ( four parts \
Sulphate of Soda f six parts "1
Muriate Ammonia I four parts [gQo jno «q.
Nitrate of Potash } two parts f
Dilute Nitric Acid i^ four parts j
Sulphate of Soda ( six parts ^
Nitrate of Ammonia \ five parts CSO" — 14° 64*"
Dilute Nitric Acid ( four parts )
— Dick's Encyclopedia.
BOILING POINT OF LIQUIDS.
With the air pressure at 15 lbs. to the square inch or barometer at 30 — the
boiling point will be as given here : Decreasing atmospheric pressure lowers
the boiling point, and increase of the specific gravity of the fluid raises it.
Water that has been boiled until the air is largely driven out does not
boil until the heat is much raised, sometimes as high as 270 degrees Fah.
Deg. Fahr.
Water 212.0
Butyric ether 238.8
Liquid sulphurous acid 17.6
Aldehyde 71.8
Ether 96.3
Carbon bisulphide 118.5
Acetone 133.3
Bromine 145.5
Wood spirit 151.3
Ethylic alcohol 173.0
Benzole.- 177.4
Perchloride of tin 240.2
Terchloride of arsenic 273.0
Bromide of silicon 308.0
Terebene 322.9
Naphthalin 422.2
Sulphuric acid 620.0
Mercury 662.0
Db. F. a. p. Babnabd.
528
MoRBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Established 1836.
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THE BEST OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURE.
KNOWN AS RELIABLE OVER FIFTY YEARS.
*(See foot note, page 64, Prof. Van Buren & Keyes on Genito-Urinary Organs.)*
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HARD and SOFT CAPSULES, Filled, all kinds.'
(9 sizes) : 3, 5, 10, and 15 Minims; and 1, 2^4, 5, 10, and 15 Grammes.
IMPROVED FRENCH CAPSULES, PEARLS AND GLOBULES.
[SMALL SIZB.l
These Capsules are of similar sizes as the Imported Feench— such as Mathey Caylus Raquin
and others— elegantly put up in wrapped vials. They are the best Capsule made ; in every way
reliable, therefore worthy of your recommendation.
New Kinds (Filled?:
OIL OF WINTERGREEN, two sizes, 5 and 10 tninims. APIOL two sizes, 2 and 4
grains. CHAULMOOGRA (5 min.) French style. PURE SANDALWOOD OIL.
OIL OF SANDALWOOD, 1-10 Cassia. CASTOR OIL and FLEABANE, etc
NEWLY IMPROVED EMPTY.
For taking' powders or solids. Eig-ht sizes, Trial boxes by mail, 25 cts.
EMPTY, for liquids, 5, 10, and 15 minims, RECTAL, 3 Sizes, 3, 6, and 12 gr.
EMPTY CAPSULES FOR THE UTERUS AND VAGINA,
most Readily Applied. Convenient and Efficacious.
6 SEIZES,
15, 30, 60, 120. 150 and
180 grains.
Trial Box, by mail, 26c.
Special adapted to
be fiUed with absorb-
ent material for medi-
cation. (Ask for list
and directions.)
HORSE BALL
PLANTEN'S
rtSE (BALL) CAPSULE
CAPSULES.
For giving medi-
cines, liquids or solids,
to Horses or Cattle.
1, 2, 3, 4 and 8 drams.
TRIAL BOX, 25c.
CAPSUIiES FOK MECHASriCAIi PURPOSES.
ALL KINDS OF CAPSULES TO ORDER AND ANY SIZE REQUIRED.
New Articles and Capsuling Private Formulas a Specialty.
8©LE AGENTS IN THE UNITED STATES FOR THE GBEAT ENGLISH BEMEDY,
BLAIR'S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS.
Hobb's Meen Fun (Chinese Skin Powder), Thurston's Tooth Powder, Reeve'e
Ambrosia for the Hair, Jouven's Kid Glove Cleaner, Dr. K. B. Poller's
Olosaonion, or Coug'h Balsam, Thompson's Pomade Optine,
Superior NorTvay Cod Liver Oil, Well's Plasters, all kinds,
And all preparations formerly owned by F. C, Wells & Co.
The Trade supplied by mORRISSON, PliUMMER & CO.
MORRISSON, PlUMMBB & Co.'s PRICES-CuPatENT. 529
DRUG SYNONYMS.
Common Names. Proper Names.
Acid of Tartar Tartaric acid.
Aqua Fortis Nitric Acid.
Regia Nitro-Muriatic Acid.
Baking Soda Bi-Carb. Soda.
Bitter Salts Epsom Salts.
Black Antimouy Sulphuret of Antimony.
Drop Aeet. Tinct. Opium.
Salts Glauber Salts.
^"'°?iSXlE'y i - Mercurial Ointment.
Vitriol ( — -Sulphate of Copper.
Bone Black Animal Charcoal.
Brown Mixture Oomp. Mixture of Licorice.
Calamine _- Impure Carbonate of Zinc.
Chemical Food Comp. Syr. of Phosphates.
Cinnabar Red Sulphuret of Mercury.
Copperas Sulphate of Iron.
OowSalts Glauber Snlts.
Dutch Drops Harlem Oil.
Elixir Pro Tinot. Aloes and Myrrh.
Vitriol Arom. Sulph. Acid.
Ethiops Mineral Black Sulph. Mercury.
Flowers of Benzoin Benzoic Acid.
Sulphur Sulphur Sublimed.
Zinc Carbonate Zinc.
Fly Stone Cobalt.
Fuchsine RedAniline.
Goulard's Extract Sol. Sub-Acet. Lead.
Green Vitriol Sulphate of Iron.
Gum Fetty Asafoetida.
Hartshorn Carb. Ammonia.
Hiera Picra Aloes and Canella Powder.
High Wine Alcohol 50 per cent, proof .
Hoffman's Anodyne | 0^^p_ ^^-^-^^ ^^ Ether.
Horse Aloes Barbadoes Aloes.
Salts Glauber Salts.
Hot Drops Tinct. Capsicum and Myrrh.
Huxham's Tincture Comp. Tinct. Cinchona.
Ivory Black Animal Charcoal.
Kermea Mineral Oxysulph. of Antimony.
Labarraques Solution .__ Sol. Chlor. Soda.
Lemon Acid Citric Acid.
Liver of Sulphur Sulphuret of Potassa.
Lunar Caustic Fused Nitrate of Silver.
Madder Compound Sol. Mur. Tin.
Medica-mentum Harlem Oil.
Mousel's Salt Per. Sulph. Iron.
Solution Sol. Per. Sulph. Iron.
Number Six Tinct. Capsicum and Myrrh.
Oil Vitriol Sulphuric Acid.
Proof Spirit Alcohol 50 per cent, proof.
Prussic Acid Hydrocyanic Acid.
Quevenne's Iron Iron by Hydrogen.
Quicksilver Mercury.
530
MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices- Current.
—HOLLOW ♦ SUPPOSITORIES*
tl'^itli Conoidal Self-sealing Stoppers.
ALL MADE FROM PURE BUTTER OF CACAO ONLY.
Each box contains a Medicine Dropver for filling the suppositories, and a pair of Spring
Forceps for placing the stoppers in position.
The cuts show the exact sizes and shapes of the suppositories. They are adapted for Anal,
Nasal, Urethral, Kectal, Cystic, Vaginal and Intra-Uterine Medication.
Patented Dec. 37, 1881, and July 1, 1884.
The object of this invention is to supp ly Physicians,
Druggists, Veterinary Surgeons, and others, with hol-
low Suppositories of various sizes and shapes, to meet
every probable demand, and into which they can put
any kind of medicine or nutriment thus producing
firm, smooth, evenly medicated Suppositories that
are cheaper and more reliable than those made by
the old method.
DESCBIPTIOX.
Size O, hollow Suppository is intended for Infants and Children, and also as a vehicle
for conveying medicines into the internal ear and into the nasal passages,
Sfo. 1, is designed to convey such medicines into the rectum as require little space.
Xo. a and Bio. 3 are for the more bulky medicines.
'9io. 4 and Rfo. 5 are for conveying remedies into the Vagina, where they may be kept in
contact witn the diseased surfaces by a tampon of sponge or cotton.
Sizes A and B are for Urethral and Intra Uterine medication.
Size C is especially adapted to conveying nutriment into the system ma rectum, and
will be found of great value in cases where the stomach from any cause will not perform its
functions.
©IKECTTIOWS.— Put the Medicine or nutriment into the Hollow Suppositories before re-
moving them from the box; then taking up the Stoppers with the forceps, warm them slightly, and
insert them.
When they cool, the suppositories will be hermetically sealed. Medicines may be triturated in
a mortar with a little Butter of Cacao, and then the mass divided and put into the Hollow Suppos-
itories. Powders and liquids may be put in and sealed up without mixing them with other substan-
ces. 3^~A.n Fillings must 1>e COI.I>.
PRICES
narter Gross 4 ■_.$2 25 | Half Gross A $2 25
luarter Gross 5 2 25 Half Gross B 2 50
luarter Gross « 2 25 | Half Gross C 4 .50
WRITE FOR SAMPLES.
These Suppositories will remain good for years, if Kept in a Cool Place.
HALL & RUCKEL, 216, 218 and 220 Greenwich Street, New York City.
Half Gross O $1 38
HalfGrossl 163
HalfGrossa 2 00
HalfGrossS 2 25
MoRKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 531
DRUG STNONYMS-Cont'd.
Common Names. Proper Namea.
Ratsbane Arsenic.
Red Precipitate Red Oxide of Mercury.
Reduced Iron Iron by Hydrogen.
Roman Vitriol Sulphate of Copper.
Sal Acetosella . Oxalate of Potassium.
Sal Ammoniac Muriate of Ammonia.
Prunelle Nitr. Potas. in Balls.
Nitre Oryst. Nitrate of Potas.
Soda Carbonate of Soda.
Tartar Carbonate of Potassa.
Volatile ^ Carb. Ammonia.
Salts of Lemon / \ Oxalate of Potassium or
Sorrell \ ( Sal AcetoseUa.
Wormwood Carb. Potassa.
Soapstone French Chalk.
Soluble Glass Sol. Silicate of Soda.
Tartar Tartrate of Potassa.
Spirits of Hartshorn Aqua Ammonia.
Salt Muriatic Acid.
Wine Alcohol.
Sugar of Lead Acetate of Lead.
Sulphur Acid Sulphuric Acid.
Tailors' Chalk. French Chalk.
Theriac. Molasses.
Tin Mordant Sol Mur. Tin.
Treacle Molasses.
Unguentum, when called for by an illit- ) t3]„„ O'ntment
erate person. > *
Vallet's Mass Sacch. Carb. Iron.
Verdigris „ Sub. Acet. Copper.
Vinegar of Opium Acetic Tinct. Opium.
Squills Acetic Tinct. Squillsor Acetom Scillae.
Washing Soda Carb. Soda.
Water Glass Sol. Silicate of Soda.
White Precipitate < Ammoniated Mercu ry
Vitriol . Sulphate of Zinc.
Wood Oil Gurjun Balsam.
YeUow Wash Yellow Mercurial Lotion
DRUG SYNONYMS REVERSED.
Proper Names. Common Names.
Acid, Benzoic Flowers of Benzoin.
Citric Lemon Acid.
Hydrocyanic Prussic Acid.
Muriatic Spirit of Salts.
Nitric Aqua Fortis.
Nitro Muriatic Aqua Regia,
Sulphuric Oil Vitriol, Sulphur Acid.
Aromatic Sulphuric Elixir Vitriol.
Tartaric Acid of Tartar.
Alcohol Spirit of Wina
Aloes and Canella Powder Hiera Picra.
Ammonia, Aqua Spirit of Hartshorn.
Carb. Hartshorn, Sal Volatile.
Muriate of Sal Ammoniac.
532 MoREissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
T. W. HEINEMANN,
FACTORY: OFFICE AND SALESROOM:
3i 8e 36 W. MOimOE STUEET. 6*7 & 69 LAKE STREET.
IvI..A.iT-Ur^.A.CT1J^S,EI2, OIE'
IITDIA EUBBEE, MEDICIITAL
AND SURGICAL PLASTERS,
Isinglass, Mustard, Court, Corn and Bunion Plasters,
SURGICAL AND ANTISEPTIC DRESSINGS,
.£i. IB S O I^ OB E: 3^ I? COTTOlSrS u^l<TJD XjULTI".
Snspensories, Shoulder Braces, Klastic Trusses, IJondon !$npporters.
Chest and Liung Protectors, &c.
I also manufacture the following Important NoTelties :
COCAINE COTTON,
COCAINE CAUZE,
COCAINE PLASTER.
These preparations were used with phenomenal success at the Cook. County Elospital
during the treatment of the sufferers from the Anarchist Riot at the Haymarket.
Strength, 4 per cent., 60 grains absorbent cotton, impregnated with 4 per cent, of Hydro-
chlorate of Cocaine, in elegant glass jar, with nickel plated screw top . _ Per doz. jars, $2 25
Strength, 4 per cent., 300 grains of absorbent gauze, impregnated with 4 per cent, of
Hydrochlorate of Cocaine, size of piece, 12x36 inches, in elegant glass jars, with
nickel-plated screw top - Per doz. jars, 9 00
In Rabber Combination. Strength, 1 grain of Cocaine to every 20 square inches, in
elegant boxes, each containing one plaster 6x18 inches.. Per doz., 6 00
For the instantaneous relief of Earache, Toothache, etc. This is 4 per cent, cocaine
cotton put up in small vials, 12 of which are mounted on a chromo card, with
plated wire stand, to retail at 1.5 cents each. Per gross bottles and dozen cards 9 00
Per single card 1 00
The use of Cocaine Cotton, Cocaine Gauze, or Cocaine Plaster in the treatment of painful
superficial affections, has this great general advantage over the solution, that the
effect endures for many hours, and therefore avoids the necessity of repeated appli-
cations. In Dentistry the cotton has been thoroughly tested with phenomenal success
by an eminent member of the Northwestern College of Dentistry. An eminent Hospital
Surgeon and general practitioner writes: "I find the cocaine cotton particularly
convenient in examinations and operations for diseases of the Rectum. Phymosis,
ESndocervicitis, etc., and also in diseases of the eye and ear. The cocaine
gauze I have used ^n^ith much success as an anodyne dressing in indolent
ulcers, eczsema, fistula, etc., and I have used the plaster with special success in
Orchitis."
Full line these goods In stock with MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 633
DRUG SYNONYMS REVERSED-Cont'd.
Proper Namee. Common Names.
Aniline Fuchsme.
Antimony, Oxysulph._. Kermes Mineral.
Arsenic Ratsbane.
Asafoetida Gum Fetty
Balsam Fir Canada Balsam.
Chalk, French Soapstone, Tailors* Chalk.
Charcoal, Animal Ivory and Bone Black.
Cobalt_... _.._ _. .Fly Stone.
Copper, Sulphate Blue Stone,BlueVitriol,Roman Vitriol.
Epsom Salts Bitter Salts.
Glauber Salts Black Salts, Horse or Cow Salts.
Harlem Oil Dutch Drops, Medica-mentum.
High Wine Proof Spirit, 50 percent.
Iron Per-sulphate Monsel's Salt.
Sol. Per-sulphate Monsel's Solution.
Sulphate Green Vitriol, Copperas.
by Hydrogen Quevenne's Iron, Reduced Iron.
Sacch. Carbonate Vallet's Mass.
Lead, Acetate Sugar of Lead.
Sol. Sub. Acet Goulard's Extract.
Mercury Quicksilver.
Red Oxide Red Precipitate.
Ammon iated White Precipitate.
Yellow Sulphate Turpeth's Mineral.
Mercurial Ointment Blue Ointment,
Molasses Treacle, Theriac.
Nitrate Silver, fused Lunar Caustic.
Opium Thebiac.
Acet., Tinct. of Black Drop, Vinegar of Opium.
Potassa, Carbonate Sal Tartar, Salts of Wormwood.
Nitrate, fused Sal Prunelle.
cryst. Sal Nitre.
Sulphuret Liver of Sulphur.
Sal Acetosella Salts of Lemon, Salts of Sorrel.
Sol. Chlor. Soda Labarraque's Solution.
Spts. Ether, Comp. Hoffman's Anodyne, Hoffman's Drops.
Solution Muriate Tin Madder Compound, Tin Mordant.
Solution Silicate Soda Water Glass, Soluble Glass.
Tincttire Aloes and Myrrh Elixir Pro.
Cinchona Comp Huxham's Tincture.
Capsicum and Myrrh No. 6, Hot Drops.
Zinc, Sulphate White Vitriol.
Carbonat® Flowers of Zinc.
LOCAL OR COMMON NAMES OF HERBS, PLANTS,
ROOTS, ETC.
Local or Common Names. Botanical Names.
Abscess Root j Polemouium Reptans.
Aconite Aconitum Napellus.
Adam and Eve Corallorhiza Hyemale.
Adam's Needle Yucca Gloriosa.
Adder's Tongue Ophioglossum Vulgatum.
Agaric Agaricus Alba or Boletus Laricu&
Agrimony Agrimonia Eupatoria.
534 MoEKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Henry Th/iyer & Co.'s
MEDICINAL ELIXIRS, SYRUPS & WINES.
We wish to call special attention to the prices of our Elixirs,
Syrups & Wines.
Many retail druggists omit to specify whose goods they want when
sending an order to their jobber, and consequently often get goods
which cost them more than other brands equally as good or better.
We GUARANTEE that all Elixirs, Syrups & Wines made and sold by
us are equal in medicinal activity, elegance of appearance,
KEEPING QUALITIES and PLEASANTNESS OF TASTE to any in the market.
This we warrant, and any druggist who buys our goods and is not
satisfied in eveiy respect is at liberty to return them.
In addition to this we claim that our prices are much lower than
any goods of equal quality and that it will pay the retailer well to
take the trouble to specify " THAYER'S " when sending in his
order.
We submit a few of our list prices which please compare with
those of other makers.
Elixir Calisaya, - - $3 50
" " Ferr ted, - - 4 00
per gal.
$0
50
60
per pint.
" Gentian and Iron, - 3 20
ii
50
ii
Syrup Hypophosphites, "Fellow's" Form-
ula, - - - - 4 00
u
60
ii
Syrup Hypophosphites, "Churchill's"
Formula, - - - 4 00
li
60
ii
Wine of Beef and Iron - - 3 50
ii
50
((
" American Ash, - 4 00
a
60
ii
" Coca, - - - 4 00
a
65
ii
Will send full price-list on receipt of Postal Card.
SPECIAL. qUOTATIOWS IX LiOTS OF 25 OALiLOlVS AMD UP W ABBS
BEITIIY TSA7EE 8s CO.,
Cambridgeport, Massachusetts.
Also for sale by MORRISSOIV, PLilJlCMER & CO,
MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 535
COMMON NAMES OF HEKBS, Etc.-Cont'd.
liocal or Common Names. Botanical Names.
Ague Bark Ptelia Trifoliata.
^^^^oot i AletrisFarinosa.
AlehofiP Glechoma Hederacea.
Alkanet Anchusa Tiuctoria.
Alum Boot Heuchera Americana.
American Colombo Frasera Waited.
Hellebore Veratrum Viride.
Hemp Cannabis Amer. or Sativa.
Joy Ampelopsis Quinquefolia.
Saffron Carthamus Tinctoria.
Valerian Cypripedium pubescens.
Wormseed ...1 Chenopodium Anthelminticum.
Angola Weed Roccella Fusiformis.
Arba Vitse..^ Thuja Occidentalis.
Arrow Head / c!„ •i.i.„ •„
Weed i Sagittaria.
Boot , Maranta.
TTT J { Viburnum Dentatum.
""" / Euonymus Atropur:
Arsmart .Polygonum Hydropiper.
Ashwort .' Senecio Tormentosa.
Asthma Boot Lobelia Inflata.
Ava Kava Piper Methysticum.
Avens Boot... Geum Bivale.
Awlwort Subularia Aquatica.
Backache Boot... Liatris Spicata.
Balm of Gilead Populus Candicans.
Balmony Chelone Glabra.
BalsamApple Momordica Balsamina.
Fir Abies Balsamea.
Poplar Populus Tremuloides.
Baneberry Actsea Spicata.
Bang or Bhang Cannabis Indica.
Barberry Berberis Vulgaris.
Basihcum. Ocymum Basilicam.
Bayberry Myrica Cerifica.
Bead Tree Azedarach.
Bearbane Aconitum Aroto:
Bearberry Uva Ursi.
Bearsfoot Helleborus Fcetidus.
Beechdrop Epiphegus Amer:
Belladonna Atropa Belladonna.
Kr\Uol.:::-."v.:::-.:::::::::::::::: ( Trmium penduiatum.
Wort Serpentaria.
Bindweed . Convolvulus Panduratus,
Birch Bark Betula Lenta.
^*' oStmbeV;;;;;;/.-.:::-::::::::;: i o-"-» ooiocyntws.
Bark Oelastrus Scandens.
Plantain Gentiana Quinqueflora.
Polygala Polygala Bubella.
Boot Apocynum AndrosemiCol:
Stick Agathotes Chirayta.
Sweet Dulcamara.
'536
MoKRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Allen B. Wrisley's
TOILET SOAPS
Stand the Highest in the Market.
The Yosemite Bouquet is
made from the purest and best materi-
als, delicately perfumed, with an
odor which gives universal satisfac-
tion. Wrapped with care and taste in
an attractive wrapper and packed six
cakes in a very tasty and showy box,
making it very salable. It stands
without an equal as a toilet
soap.
Office, Facto fy and Laboratory,
479 TO 483 FIFTH AVENUE,
OIXIC-A-O-O.
The Trade supplied by
MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
THE SCOTFORD MFG. CO.,
PATENTEES AND SOLE MANtrFAOTUBEBS OF
The "QEM" Self-Inking Stamps.
The Longer this Stamp is
Used the Smoother it
will Work.
Prices, from 85c. upward.
The "Little Gem" Self-
Inkers are the latest. Entirely
New, and by far the Best Stamp
out. The improved mechanism
for turning the die plate, and
the frame well braced with
cross-rods, make it the smooth-
est working and most durable
stamp ever sold. Buy this
stamp and we will guarantee
satisfaction.
IND FOR ILLUSTRATED
CIRCULARS.
MENTION THIS BOOK.
PAT. NOV. 13, 1883.
This Movement is alike on
both sides, insuring the
best possible wear.
Prices, from 85c. upward.
FA€TORIS:S :
CHICAGO,
117 Dearborn St.\
NEW YORK,
22Vesey St.
KANSAS CITY,
5^3 Delaware St.
MINNEAPOLIS,
201 Nicollet Ave.
MoREissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Cukrekt. 537
COMMON NAMES OP HERBS, Etc.— Cont'd.
Local or Common Names. Botanical Names.
Bitter Wood Quassia.
Black Alder Prinos Verticillatus.
Berry Rubus Villosue.
Blood Root Sanguinaria Canadensis.
Cohosh Cimicifuga Racemosa.
Haw Viburnum Prnnifolium.
Hellebore Helleborus Nigra.
Hemp Apocynum Cannab:
Root Leptandria Virg:
Fang Fucus Vesic.
Sanicle Sanicula Marilandica.
Snake Root Cimicifuga Racemosa.
Spruce Abies Nigra.
Bladder-wrack Fucus Vesic.
Blattaria Verbascum Thapsis.
Blessed Thistle Carduus Benedicta.
Blister Weed Ranunculus Acris.
Blood Stanch Erigeron Canadense.
Blueberry Leontice Thalictroides.
Blue Cohosh Caulophyllum Thalictroides.
Flag Iris Versicolor.
Gentian Gentiana Catesbi.
Vervain Verbena Hastata.
Bogbean Menyanthes Trifoliata.
Boneset Eupatorium Perfoliatum.
Borage Borago Officinalis.
Brakeroot ..Polypodium Vulgare.
Broom Scoparius Cytisus.
Buchu Barosma.
Buckbean Menyanthes Trifoliata.
Buckhorn Rhamnus Catharticus.
Bugle Weed Lycopus Virginicus.
Bulbous Crowfoot Ranunculus Bulbosus.
Bullsfoot Tussilago Farfara.
Burning Bash Euonymus Atropur:
Burrage Borago Offlc:
Burdock „ Lappa Officinalis.
Buttercup „ Ranunculus Acris.
Button Snake Root .- Liatris Spicata.
Cabbage Tree Bark Andira.
Canada Fleabane Erigeron Can adense.
Cancer Root..... — -- j Phyte^a ^candra.
Canker Root . Coptis Trifoliata.
Carolina Pink Root Spigelia Marilandica.
Carrion Flower Smilax Herbacea.
Carraway Carui.
Carpenters' Square Scrophularia Nodosa.
Catarrh Root Galanga.
Catch Weed Galium Aparine.
Cat Foot Glechoma Hederacea.
Cat Mint Nepeta Cataria.
Catnip Nepeta Cataria.
Cayenne Capsicum Annuum.
Celandine Chelidonium Majus.
Oheckerberry Gaultheria Procumbens.
538 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
ESTABLISHED IN 1848,
TiLDEN & Company,
-tt MANUFACTURING fl:-
PHARMACEUTISTS
AN D
CHEMISTS,
24 LIBERTY ST., - - l^MW YORK.
LABOHATOn?, NEW LEBAHOIT, N. T.
MALTOPEPSINE & SACCHARATED PEPSINE,
FLUID AND SOLID EXTRACTS, ALKALOIDS
AND RESINOIDS, IN VACUO, ELIXIRS,
SYRUPS, WINES, SUGAR AND
GELATI N E COATED PI LLS
AND GRANULES.
Elixir lodo Bromide of Calcium Comp. and
Firwein,
Calisaya Cordial, Cod Liver Oil and its
Combinations.
MoKKissoN, Plummjee & Co.'s Prices-Current. 539
COMMON NAMES OF HERBS, Etc.-Cont'd.
Local or Common Names. Botanical Names.
Chestnut Leaves Castanea.
Chiretta Agathotes Chirayta.
China Root Dioscorea Villosa.
Cinque Foil Potentilla Canadensis.
Clarry Salvia Sclarea.
Cleavers Galium Aparine.
Club Moss Lycopodium Clavatum.
Clot Bur Lappa Officinalis.
Coeash Erigeron Purpur:
Cocash Root -Aster Puhicus.
Cocum Phytolacca Decandra,
Cockle BuiT Xanthium Strumarium.
Colic Root Aletris Farinosa.
Colocynth Cucumis Oolocynth.
Coltsfoot Tussilago Farfara.
Comfrey Symphytum Officinale,
Common Agrimony Agrimonia Eupatoria.
Common Bugle Ajuga Reptans.
Elder ^ Sambucus Canad :
Grounsel Senecio Vulgaris.
Polypody Polypodium Vulgaris.
Coral Root Corallorhiza Odon.
Cotton Root Gossypium Herbaceum.
Couch Grass Triticum Repens.
Counter Poison Dorstenia Contrayerva.
Cow Bane Cicuta Virosa.
Cowhage Mucuna.
Cow Parsnip Heracleum Lanatum.
Cramp Bark Viburnum Opulus.
Cranesbill Geranium Maeulatum.
Crawley ^ Corallorhiza.
Crosswort .. Eupatoreum Purpur :
Crowfoot Geranium Mac.
Crownbark Cinchona Pallida.
Cuckoo's Bread Oxalis AcetoseUa.
Culver's Root Leptandra Virg •
Cure All Geum Virg :
Dandelion Taraxacum.
Deadly Nightshade Belladonna.
Devil's Apple Stramonium.
Bit Chamaelerium Luteum.
Shoestring Tephrosia Virg :
Dill Seed Anethum Graveolens.
Dita Bark Alstonia.
Dogsbane Apocynum Androsemifolium.
Dogbutton Nux Vomica.
Dogfennel Anthemis Cotula.
Dog-grass Triticum Repens.
Dogwood Cornus Florida.
Dragon's Blood Dracontium.
Dragon's Head Dracocephalum Foetidum.
Dwarf Elder . Aralia Hispida.
Dysentery Root Gnaphalium.
Elder Sambucus Canadensis.
Elecampane Inula Helenium.
English Chamomile Anthemis Nobilis.
540
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Prepared on scientific principles and from the choicest remedial agents of the vegetable
kingdom. Is the best Tonic, Blood Purifier and System Eegulator known ; also a preventive
of Hog Cholera.
I lb. pkg., per doz., $1.80. 2 lb. pkgs., per doz., $3.60. 5 lb. pkgs., per doz., $7.20.
Manufactured only hy i. A. RAVEN' S CO., Chicago, HI.
The Trade supplied by MORRISSOX, PlilJMMER & CO.
MoKRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 541
COMMON NAMES OF HERBS, Etc.-Oont'd.
Local or Common Names. Botanical Names.
English Horse Chestnut ^sculu s Hipucastanum.
E venin g Primrose (Enothera Biennis.
Eye Balm Hydrastis Oand :
Bright Euphrasia Officinalis.
False Alder Prinos Verticillatus.
Bittersweet Oelastrus Scandens.
Unicom Helonias Dioica.
Featherfew Pyretheum Parthenium.
Female Agaric. Boletus Agaricus.
Fern Asplenium Filix.
Fennel Anethum Feniculum.
Fever Bark Pinckneya Pubens.
Few Pyrethrum Parthenium.
Root Triosteum Perfoliatum.
Wood Laurus Benzoin.
Figwort Scrofularia Nodosa.
Fireweed Senecio Hieracefolius.
Fir Balsam Abies Balsamea.
Fish Berries Cocculus Indicus.
Fit Root Monotropa Uniflora.
Flag Root Calamus Aromaticus
Florida Bark Pinckneya Pubens.
Flux Root Asclepias Tuberosa.
Foreign Indian Hemp Cannabis Indica.
Foxglove Digitalis Purpurea.
Frost Weed
Wort
Fumitory Fumaria Officinalis.
Garget Phytolacca Officinalis.
Georgia Bark Pinckneya Pubens.
Ginseng Panax Quinquefolia.
Goats' Rue Tephrosia Virginiana.
Golden Fern Filix Mas.
Rod Solidago Odora.
Seal Hydrastis Canad:
Gold Thread Coptis Trifolia.
Goose Grass Galium Aparine.
Goose Tongue Achillea Ptarmica.
Gout Weed ^gopodium Podogaria.
Grains of Paradise Amomum Granum Faradisi.
Gravel Plant Epigea Repens.
Root Eupatorium.
Great American Centaury Centauria Amer.
Yellow Gentian , G^ntiana Lutea.
Greek Valerian Polemonium Reptans.
Green Osier Cornus Circinata.
Archangel Lycopus Europoeans.
Ground Ivy Glechoma Hederacea.
Guinea Grains Amomum Granum Paradisi.
Gum Plant Pulmonaria Offic:
Hair Cap Moss Polytrichum Juniperus.
Hardback Spiraea Tomentosa.
Hashish Oann abis Indica.
Hawk Weed Hieraceum.
Hart's Tongue , Asplenium Scolopendrium.
Garlic AUiaria Officinale.
> Helianthemum Can--
642 MoRBissoN, Plummkr & Co.'s Prices-Current.
^ ^ AMERICA'S FIRST UNCTUARY.
DR. JORR RITTER & ©0.,
MANUFACTURING 0HEMISTS,
CHICAGO, - - ILLIJSJOIS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Pharmaceutical s Preparations.
SPECIALTIES.
OliEIIM liAl^AE— Ritter.
PUE^G WOOL FAT
First introduced BY US, giving it a distinctive
scientific name. A superior veiiicle for external
medication. Higliiy endorsed by leading Derma-
tologists. Surpassing all ointments and bases in
point of ABSORBABILITY, STABILITY AND
CONSISTENCY.
OLEATES
True Oleates of Zinc, Iron, Mercury, Lead, Cop-
per, etc. Prepared by double decompo-
sition, and Ointments of Oleates
prepared with Wool Fat.
LANQLEUM.
Officinal Ointments of the U. S. Pharmacopoeia ; prepared with Wool Fat.
lianolenm Acidi Carbolici, IJanoleum Belladonnae,
lianolenm Hydragyri, lianoleum lodinii,
Ijanolenm Plumbi lodidi, lianoelam Potassii lodidi,
fianoleum ISnlphuris, lianoleum Stramonii.
Wool Fat Ointment of Conium, lodol. Iodoform,
Tar, Iodide of Sulphur, etc., etc.
ANIMAL PRODUCTS GENERALLY.
Pepsin, Pancreatin, Mercuric Albuminate, Ox-
Gall, (inspissated) etc., etc., etc.
The trade supplied by mORRISSOKT, PliUMMMR & CO.
MoRKissoN, Plummek & Co.'s Prices-Current. 543
COMMON NAMES OF HERBS, Etc.-Cont'd.
Local or Common Names. Botanical Names.
Hedge Mustard Sisymbrmm OflQcinale.
Hemlock Spruce Abies Canadensis.
Henbane Hyosoyamus Niger.
High Cranberry Viburnum Opulus.
Mallows Malva Sylvestris.
Hoarhound Marrubium.
Hog Weed Ambrosia Artem :
Hood Wort Scutellaria Lab:
Horse Balm . CoUinsonia Canadensis.
Chestnut Esculus Glabra.
Ginseng Triosteum Perfoliatum.
Mint Monarda Punctata.
Thyme Calamintha Chenopodium.
Weed CoUinsonia Canad:
Tongue Cynoglossum Officinale.
Ice Vine Pariera Brava.
Indian Apple Podophyllum Pelt ;
Cress Tropseoleum Majus.
Cucumber Mediola Virginica.
Indian Hemp Apocynum Cannabinum.
Mallows Abutilon Indicum.
Physic Gillenia Trifoliata.
Turnip Arum Triphyllum,
Indigo Weed Baptisia Tinctoria.
Iron Weed ..,« Vernonia August,
Itch Weed Veratrum Vir:
Ipecac . Euphorbia Ipecacuanha.
Jacob's Ladder Smilax Produncularis.
Jersey Tea Ceanothus Amer:
Jerusalem Oak Chenopodium Anthel:
Jesuit's Bark ■ Cinchona Pallida.
Jimpson Weed Datura Stramonium.
Johnswort Hypericum Perf:
Kidney Root ^ BaCcharis Pillularis.
King's Clover Melilotus OfficinaUs.
Cure Chimaphila Umbel:
Knob Eoot CoUinsonia Can:
Koossa Bravera.
Lady's Slipper Oypripedium Pub:
Lamb's Quarter Trillium Pendulum.
Large Flowering Spurge Euphorbia Corallata,
Larch Abies Larjx.
Agaric Boletus Laricus.
Larkspur _ .^Delphinium Staphis.
Laurel Kalmia Latifolia.
Lemon Balm Melissa Officinalis.
Leopard Bane.. Arnica Montana.
Levant Wormseed Artemisia Contra.
Licorice Glycyrrhiza Glabra.
Life Everlasting Gnaphalium.
Root Senecio Aureus.
Lignum Vitse Guaiac Wood.
Lion's Foot Nabalus Albus.
Liver leaf ) it i- a
Liverwort \ " " Hepatica Amer;
Lobeha Lobelia Inflata.
544 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
BRIER & JAeK,
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, SHADES, BURNERS.
CHIMNEYS, WICKS, ETC.
COLORED and CRYSTAL GLASSWARE of every description for Table or Bar use.
PATEITT SPRING HAJVOHHTG L.AMPS.
]>i:CORATJBJ> TABIiE liAMPS WITH SHADES TO MATCH.
Call on as ■when in Chicago or favor us with your orders by mail. Satisfaction Guabanteed,
18 LAKE STREET, _ _ - _ CHICAGO.
Orders filled by MOBRISSON, PI.U9I1IER & €0.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Curkbnt. 645
COMMON NAMES OF HEBBS, Etc.— Cont'd.
Xiocal or Common Names. Botanical Names.
Long Bucliu Barosma
Loose Strife Lythrum Salicaria.
Lovage Levisticum.
Low Mallows Malva Rotundifolia.
Lungwort Pulmonaria OflBcinalis.
Mad Weed Scutellaria Lat:
Maiden Hair Adiantum Pedatum.
Male Fern Filix Mas.
Mandrake Podophyllum Pelt:
Manroot Convolvulus Panduratus.
Mary Thistle Carduus Benedict:
Marsh Mallows Althea Officinalis.
Marigold Oaltha Palustris.
Rosemary Statice Caroliniana.
Tea Ledum.
Water Cress Nasturtium Palustris.
Marigold Calendula Officinalis.
Masterwort Imperatoria.
Matico ^ Piper Angustifolium.
May Apple Podophyllum Pelt:
May Weed Anthemis Cotula.
Meadow Garlic ^Allium Canadense.
Anemone Anemone Pratensis.
Milk Weed Asclepias Syriaca.
Milfoil Achillea Millefolium.
Mistletoe Viscum Flavsescens.
Moccasin Root Cypripedium Pub :
Monkshood Aconitum Napellus.
Motherwort Leonurus Cardiaca.
Mountain Ash Sorbus.
Balm Eriodictyon.
Box Uva TJrsi
Laurel Kalmia lat :
Mint . Origanum Vulgare.
Thyme Calamintha Alpina.
Mouth Root Coptis Trifol.
Mugwort Artemisia Vulgaris.
Mullein Verbascum Thapsus.
Musk Plant Mimulus Moschatus.
Musk Root ■_ Sumbul.
Musquash Root Conium Maculata.
Nasturtium Tropseolum Majus.
Nerve Root Cypripedium Pubes:
Nettle Root Urtica Dioica.
Night Blooming Cereus Cactiis Grandiflorus
Ninsin Panax Quinque :
Norway Pine _. Abies Excelsa.
Ohio Buckeye ^sculus Glabra.
Onion, Common Allium Cepa.
Oswego Tea Monarda Didyma.
PappooseRoot Caulophyllum Thalictroides.
^^'"^^^Roor ( ..ApiumPetroselinum.
Partridge Rerrv i Mitchella Repens.
Jr-artridgeuerry | Gaullheria Procumbens.
Pellitory Root... Anacyclus Pyrethrum.
-546 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
RABOTE AU & M0SES
IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS
o OF o-^
Sponges and ChamoIs ^m
No. 72 WILLIAM STEEET,
A full line of these goods kept in stock by MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
AMERICAN STAR CAPSULE WORKS,
1^^ Please note that our Capsules are the most profitable to sell and are the best put up
goods in the market. Strict purity of all medicines guaranteed.
^ SOFT "*" ^^5^^^* — CAPSULES — *-
10 Minims.— Directions in ^^^S^K^*^ ^^ Capsules in each
each box. (in tin /^^S^ boxes) box.
OF ALiIi USUAL. R£M£DIE:S,
WE MENTION: '
Balsam Copaiba; Copaiba with Oil Cubebs; Matico, Cubebs and Copaiba;
Oil Sandalwood 1-10 Cassia; Sandalwood, Cubebs Matico and
Copaiba ; Matico Injection with Syringe, etc., etc,
EXTRA LARGE ELASTIC CAPSULES, CASTOR AND COD LIVER OIL.
CRESCENT HARD CAPSULES
(15 Minims each)
Put up in elegant slide boxes, numbers 1, 2 and 3, containing 12, 24 and 36 Capsules respectively.
Full directions in each box.
OUR STAR EMPTY CAPSULES
Are ■without exception the best empties in the market, put up 100 in decorated tin boxes,
or in bulk, at lowest rates. Send for samples.
FOR PRICES OF OUR CAPSULES, PLEASE REFER TO PRICE COLUMNS.
AMERICAN STAR CAPSULE WORKS,
R. H. MoCUTOHEON & CO., Props., ^ew York.
Our soods can be had from MORBISSON, PLUMMEB & CO.
MoRRissoN", Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 547
COMMON NAMES OF HERBS, Etc.-Cont'd.
Local or Common Names. Botanical Names.
Pennyroyal Hedeoma Pulegioides.
Peppermint Mentha Piperita.
Peruvian Bark Cinchona Pallida.
Philadelphia Fleabane Erigeron Philadelphicum.
Phthisic Root Ludwigia Palustris.
Pile wort Amaranthus.
Pinckneya Pinckneya Pubens.
Pink Root Silene Virginica.
Pipsissewa Chimaphila Umbellata.
Plantain Plantago Major.
Pleurisy Root Asclepias Tuberosa.
Poison, Hemlock Oicuta Virosa.
Oak Toxicodendron.
Poke Phytolacca Deoandra.
Polecat Weed Dracontium Foetida.
Pool Root Eupatorium Aromaticum.
Poppy Papaver Somniferum.
Prassium Marrubium Vulgare.
Prairie Dock Parthenium Integrif olium.
Prickly Ash Xanthoxylum Fraxineum.
Elder Aralia Spinosa.
Prince's Feather Amaranthus Hypochondriacus.
Pine Chimaphila Umbellata.
Pride of China ..__ Azedarach.
Puccoon Root . .Sanguinaria Can:
Puke Root Lobelia Inflata.
Pulsatilla Anemone Pulsatilla.
Purvain Verbena Hastata.
Putty Root Corallorhiza.
Quaking Aspen Populus Trem:
Queen of the Meadow Eupatorium Purpur:
Queen's Root Stillingia Sylvatica.
Quick Orass Triticum Repens.
Quiver Leaf Populus Trem:
Quinseywort Asperula Cynachica.
Rag Weed . Ambrosia Artemissefolia.
Rattlebush . Baptisia Tinct:
Rattle Root Cimieifuga Race:
Rattlesnake Fern Botry chium Fumaroides.
Root Goodyera Pubescens.
Weed Chimaphila Umbel :
Red Alder Alnus Rubra.
Bryony Bryonia Dioica.
Cardin al Flower Lobelia Car din alis.
Centaury Sabbatia Angularis.
Chickweed Anagallis Arvensis.
Clover Trifolium Praten,
Cohosh Actsea Rubra.
Osier Cornus Sericea.
Root Sanguinaria Canad:
Spruce .Abies Pectinata.
Stalked Aster Aster Puniceus,
Rhatany Krameria Triandra.
Rheumatism Weed Chimaphila Umbel:
Rib Grass Plantago Major, [purpuria.
Rock Brake Polypodium Incanum, Pteris Atro-
548
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
importers and wholesale dealers in
-^K.^I©T!^©' WT^T^'RT^f ^Fv^-
ABiTD DRAWISrt} SUPPL.IES OF EVERY DESPKlPTIOBii.
SO 3vc.<Si.X)iso2T ST., cmc^^cs-o.
The Trade supplied by MOERISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
CHAS. SEEGERS, Pres. A. 0. LAUSTEN, Sec'y-
NORTH WESTERN LEAD AND OIL CO.,
manufacturers of
Raw and Soiled Linseed Oil, Oil Cake, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead^
Bar Lead, Bar Tin, Solder, Babbit Metal, Block Tin
Pipe, and Tin-lined Lead Pipe.
Nos, S4 to 96 FHATT STBEET, Cor. Milwaukee Avenue,
Telephone IVo. 433!!$. CHICA-O-O, XX^Xj.
Orders filled by MORRISSOIV, PliUMMER & CO.
G. S. NEEDHAM,
E. B. NEEDHAM.
D.NEEDHAM'SSONS,
116 & 118 DEARBORN ST.,
Clou<?r
Blossoms
And Fluid and Solid Extracts of the Blossoms
BEST BLOOD PmFlERMOWIV.
Cures Cancer, Catarrh, Salt Rheum, Rheuma-
tism, Erysipelas, Whooping Cough, Sick Head-
ache, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Piles and all
Blood Diseases.
BE SURE THE NAME,
D. NEEDHAM'S SONS,
Is on Each Bottle and Package You Buy.
Send for Circulars and Prices.
The Trade supplied by MORRissoN, Plummer & Co.
ESTABLISHED I820.
HASTINGS & CO.,
PHI£.ADEIiPllIA.
OfAMOKE)-
-^-
Gold Leaf
Warranted not to tarnish or change
color.
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR THIS BRAND.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED BY
MORRISSOIV, PLilTMIIIER & CO.
MoRKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Cubbent 549
COMMON NAMES OF HERBS, Etc.-Cont'd.
Local or Commoa Names. _ Botanical Names.
Rock Rose Helianthemum Corym:
Roman Chamomile Anchemis Nobilis.
Rose-colored Silk Weed Asclepias Incarnatj.
Round Leafed Dogwood Cornus Circinata.
Consumption Weed Pyrola Rotundifolia.
Safflower Carthamus Tinctorus.
Salt-rheum Weed Chelone Glabra.
Samson's Snake Root Gentiana Saponaria.
Sang Panax Quinq:
Scabwort Inula Helenium.
Scarlet Pimpernel Anagallis Arven sis.
Scrofula Plant Scrophularia Nodosa.
Scull Cap Scutellaria Lateriflora.
Scurvy Grass Cochlearia Officinalis.
Sea Wrack Fucus Vesiculosus.
Self Heal Prunella Pennsylvanica.
Seneka Snake Root Polygala Senega.
Seven-barks Hydrangea Arborescens.
^^^^P PoSon ( - - ^^^^^ Angustifolia.
Shepherd's Purse Bursa Pastoris.
Short Buchu Barosma Crenata.
Side Saddle Plant Sarracenia.
Silver Fir : Abies Picea.
Simaruba Quassia.
Skunk Cabbage Dracontium Foetidum.
Slippery Elm .Ulmus Fulva.
Sloe Viburnum Prun.
Small Pox Plant Sarracenia Off.
Smart Weed Polygonum Hydropiper.
Smooth Sumach Rhus Glabra.
Snake-head Chelone Glabra.
Snap Dragon Antirrhinum Majors Linaria.
Snargel Serpentaria,
Sneeze Weed Helenium.
Soap Wort Saponaria Officinalis.
Solomon's Weed Convallaria Polygonatum.
Southern Wood Artemisia Abrotanum.
Sour Dock . Rumex Crispus.
Spatter Dock Nuphar Advena.
Speedwell Veronica Officinalis.
Root Athamanta Oreoselinum.
Spearmint _ __. Mentha Viridis.
Spice-bush Laurus Benzoin.
IpiGnard ( -^^^"^ Racemosa.
Spotted Cardus Carduus Benedicta.
Spruce Abies Communis.
Squaw Mint ___ Hedeoma.
■p^ . ^ Orobanche Thai.
^°* -- \ Caulophyllum.
Vine Mitchella Repens.
Weed Senecio Obovatus.
^Z&^Si \ O"^*"^' ^—
itoSr i AletrisParmosa.
550 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
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IMPORTJER AXB I>E:AL.E:R IN
POLISHED PLATE/ WINDOW GLASS
COACH, CAR AND PICTURE CLASS,
FRENCH AND GERMAN MIRROR PLATES,
Cor. Wabash Ave. and Harrison Si., G'ELT.OJSlGtC^ ,
Nicholl's Compound Syrup of Blackberry.
A VALUABLE REMEDY FOR ALL SUMMER BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
This remedy is compounded almost exclusively from herbs, and from those which, by long
experience and careful study, have proven themselves to be by far the most efficacious of all
remedies known for the cure of diseases incident to the summer months.
It possesses, to the greatest extent, those qualities which not only impart astringency to
the lax blood-vessels of the intestines, but at the same time giving the intestines themselves
that tonicity which is not possessed by any other remedy.
]VI€HOIiIi'§ CARBOIilC SAILVE
Cures Cuts, Wounds, Burns, Scalds, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Scrofula, Salt Eheum,
Barber's Itch, and nearly all skin diseas
IFISXCEl, 2B CElJtTI'S.
JAUCES' GLiYCERATED PETROtEI.
A positive cure for Chapped Hands, Lips and Face. The finest remedy made.
:FX2.ICE, 2 5 CE3^TS.
The North Star Lung and Throat Balsam is a sure cure
for Coughs and Colds.
SPINK & COMPANY, Proprietors.
Hinneapolis, - - - Minnesota.
For sale by mORRISSON, PLiUItlllER & CO.
i
MoRKissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current. 551
COMMON NAMES OF HERBS, Etc.— Cont'd.
Local or Common Names. Botanical Names.
Star Thistle Centaurea Amer.
Starwort Helonias Dioica.
Stavesaere.__ Delphinium Staphisagria.
Stickwort Agrimonia Eupat.
St. Johnswort Hypericum Perfor:
Stone Crop Sedum.
Mint Cunila Mariana.
Root CoUineonia Canad.
Sundew Drosera.
Swamp Alder Alnus Rubra.
Dogwood Cornus Sericea.
Laurel Kalmia Glauca.
Pink Azalia Nitida.
Spleen wort Asplenium Angusti :
Swallow Wort Asclepias Tuber:
Sweating Plant Eupatorium Perf:
Sweet Basil Ocymum Basilicum.
Bugle Lycopus Virg:
Bush Comptonia Asplenif:
Cicily Osmorrhiza Longistylis.
Clover MeUlotus.
Fern Comptonia Asplenifolia.
IFlag Acorus Calamus.
Magnolia Magnolia Glauca.
Marjoram Origanum Majorana.
Scabious , Erigeron Pupur:
Wood Glycyrrhiza Glabra.
Tag Alder Alnus Rubra.
Teaberry Gaultheria Proeum:
Tetterwort Cheledonium Majus.
Texas Sarsaparilla Menispermum Can ad :
Thimble Weed Rudbeckia Laciniata.
Thorn Apple- Datura Stramonium.
Throat Root Geum Rivale.
Thoroughwort Eupatorium Perfol:
Thyme Thymus Vulgaris.
Toad Flax Linaria.
Toothache Tree Xanthoxylum Frax:
Trailing Arbutus Epigsea.
Trefoil Menyanthes Trifol:
Trembling Poplar Popular Tremuloides.
Trumpet Weed Eupatorium Purpur:
Tulip Tree .Liriodendron Tulip:
TurkeyCorn | CorydaHs Formosa.
Twin Leaf Jeffersonia Diphylla.
TJncum Senecio Aureus.
Unicorn Tree Aletris Farinosa.
Vettivert Andropogon Muricatus.
Virgin's Bower Clematis Virginica.
Virginia Creeper Ampelopsis Quinq:
Snakeroot Serpentaria.
Wahoo 1 Euonymus Atropurpureus.
Wafer Ash Ptelea Trifoliata.
Wake Robin.. Arum Maculatum.
Water Bugle ..Lycopus Europeus.
552 MoERissoN, Plummee & Co.'s Peices-Cuerent.
BHHAeH
None Genuine
Without This.
a*X3:£3 cs- £1. £3 .^. a?
CALIFOENIA INSECT FOWDEE
PURE!
POWERFUL!
POTENT!
WE POSITIVELY SELL NO POWDER IN BULK.
Buhach is put up in 2-oz., 4-oz., 8-oz., 1 lb. and
6-lb. Tins, always sealed, yellow labels, and
covered by our Trade-Mark, as above,
which is our guarantee of the
PUREST m MOST POWERFUL INSECT POWDER E M MARKET.
MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO., CHICAGO, ILL.
AXI> Ti^HOIiESAIiE ORUOGIi^TS «}EXERAl.Iiir.
SEND FOE PRICE LIST.
Sold by 2v<co2a:H,xsso3iT, 2» l -cr :l^ ^/t e sa tSs. co.
MoEEissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 563
COMMON NAMES OF HERBS, Etc.-Cont'd.
Local or Common Nam^es. Botanical Names.
Water Dock Rumex Aquaticus.
Eryngo Eryngium Aquatioum.
Hemlock Cicuta Virosa.
Parsnip Sium Nodiflorum.
Pepper Polygorium Punctafcum.
Plantain Alisma Plantago.
Radish Nasturtium Amphibium.
Starwort Callitriche.
^SSTSei MyricaCerifsra.
White Agaric Agaricus Alba.
Avens Geum Virginianum.
Baneberry Actsea Alba.
Bryony Bryonia Alba.
Cohosh 1 Actsea Rubra.
Clover Trifolium Repens.
Pareira Brava Abuta Rufescens.
Indian Hemp Asclepias Incarn:
Plantain Antennaria Planta:
Woo? ( Liriodendrou Tulip:
Snakeroot Eupatorium Aromat.
Wild Angelica Angelica Sylvestris.
Archangel Angelica Archangelica,
Bazil Ounila Mariland:
Celandine Impatiens Pallida.
Celery Apium Graveolens.
Cherry Prunus Virginiana.
Cinnamon Oanella Alba.
Coffee Triosteum Perf:
Ginger Asarum Canad:
Indigo Baptisia Tinctoria.
Jalap Convolvulus Paud.
Pink Silene Virginica.
y , . I Latuca Elong:
ijettuce - I pyj,^j^ RotundifoHa.
Sage • Salvia Sclary.
Sarsaparilla Aralia Nudicaulis.
Turnip \ ^™°^ Triphyllum.
jj I Asarum Canad:
Yam ' Dioscorea Villosa.
Wickup Epilobium Augusti:
Windwort Asclepias Tuber:
Wintergreen Gaultheria Procumbena.
Witch Hazel Hamamelis Virg:
Witch Grass Triticum Repens.
Wolfroot Aconitum Napellus.
Woodbine Gelsemium.
Wood Betony Pedicularis Canad:
Sorrel Oxalis Acetosella.
Worm\rood Artemisia Absinthium.
Wormseed Chenopodium Anthelmintic am.
Yarrow Achillea Millefolium.
Yaw Root Stillingia Sylvat:
Yellow Adder's Tongue Ery thronium Amer :
Dock Rumex Crispus.
554
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
HHBGR & F¥HRMAH BRUe MILLS,
SUOCESSOKS TO HUBEE & CO.
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SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
HUBER & CO.'S SUPERIOR '
Pressed and Powdered Goods.
hope to perpetuate and increase
our friends in the future.
We make a Specialty of Pressing, Crushing, Grinding
and Pulverizing Botanic Medicines.
As collectors and growers, we are enabled to renew our
stock every year, and thus have nothing on hand but prime
and fresh goods.
You will find our goods neatly wrapped, our packages
put up with special reference to the wants of the trade and
labeled with the officinal, German and common English
names.
Aided by past experience, by careful and prompt atten-
tion to business, by exercising the strictest integrity, we
the steady growth of our trade and merit the confidence of
WE ALSO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR
STRICTLY PURE POWDERED BOTANIC MEDICINES,
put up in one pound, round pasteboard boxes, with lifting cover, and five
pound, sqTiare wooden boxes, with sliding cover. Both are neatly labeled,
attractive in appearance, convenient in handling and protect the powder
much better than the ordinary paper parcels. These pouders are warranted
strictly pure, from fresh and selected, stock, and. to contain all the medicinal
properties of the drug. We do not ask fancy prices for these goods. We
are confident that no original package of strictly pure powdered drugs can
be furnished for less money.
These goods have lately been offered to the trade, and in all cases where
introduced, they are readily approved of and used by the leading pharma-
cists. Why? Because they cost no more than inferior and adulterated pow-
ders are customarily sold for, are uniform in strength, and reliable in quality.
The Trade supplied by
MORRISSON, PLUMMER &
C O .
MoRRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Pkices-Cureent, 555
COMMON NAMES OF SEBBS, Etc.— Cont'd.
Local or Common Names. Botanical Names.
Yellow Jessamine Gelsemium Sempervirens.
Mallows Abutilon Condalum.
Parilla Menispermum Canad:
Pond Lily Nuphar Advena.
■R . [ Hydrastis Can:
(See Xanthorhiza.)
Star Root Aletris Aurea.
Wood Xanthoxylum Fras:
Yerba Santa Eriodictyon Glutinosum.
BOTANICAL OR OFFICINAL NAMES OF PLANTS,
HERBS, ROOTS ETC.
AKD THEIK LOCAIi OE COMMON NAMES.
Sometimes two or more articles in this list have the same common name,
in which case we have tried to place it where it properly belongs, as in Yellow
Root, which is given to Xanthorhiza Apiifolia, although the Hydrastis Cana-
densis and Coptis Trifolia, both claim it in sections of the country.
Botanical or Officinal Names. Local or Common Names.
Abies Balsamea Fir Balsam, Balm of Gilead, Balsam Poplar,
Canada Balsam, American Silver Fir.
Abies Canadensis Hemlock Spruce, Canada Pitch Tree, Hem-
lock Gum, Weeping Spruce.
Abies Communis Spruce, Common Spruce.
Abies Excelsia Norway Pine, American Frankincense, Bur-
gundy Pitch Tree.
Abies Larix Larch, European Larch, Venice Turpentine
Tree
Abies Nigra Black Spruce, Spruce Gum.
Abies Pectinata Red Spruce.
Abies Picea Silver Fir, Common Fir, Thus Tree, Burgundy
Pitch Tree.
Abuta Rufescens White Pareira Brava.
Abutilon Condalum Yellow Mallows.
A,butilon Indicum Indian Mallows.
AoHiiiiiEA Millefolium Yarrow, Milfoil, Thousand Leaf.
AcoNiTUM Napellus Aconite, Monkshood, Wolfsbane.
AooBus Calamus Sweet Flag, Calamus.
AoT^A Alba White Cohosh, White Beads, Necklace Weed,
White Baneberry.
AoT^A Rubra Red Cohosh, Baneberry.
Adtantum Pedatum Maiden Hair, Rock Fern.
^scuLTJS Glabra Ohio Buckeye, Horse Chestnut.
iEsouLTJS Hippocastanum English Horse Chestnut.
Agabicus Alba.. White Agaric, Agaric.
Agathotes Ohirayta Chiretta, Cherayta, Bitter Stick.
Agbimonia Eupatoria Common Agrimony, Stick Wort.
Ajuga Chamsepithys Yellow Bugle, Ground Pine.
Reptans Common Bugle.
AiiETBis Farinosa .Star Grass, Star Root, Blazing Star, Mealy
Starwort, True Unicorn Root, Bitter Grass,
Aloe Root, Colic Root, Ague Root, Crowcorn,
Ague Grass.
656
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
The above illustration shows a dozen bottles of KUBIPOAML in box set on top of its
cover, as it should be shown on dealer's counter or show case.
RUBIFOAM is a delightfuEy fragrant and healthful liquid substitute for Tooth Pow-
der. Entirely new, now being placed on the market. It will be liberally advertised in novel
and effective ways, of which the BooK-mahk is one.
RUBIFOAM is only put up in one size, retailing for 25 cents. Costing dealers
«2.<iO per dozen.
Feeling sure you have HOYT'S GERMAN COLOGNE in stock, and trusting you will
order a sample dozen of RUBIFORM from your regular jobber.
We remain yours respectfully,
E. V/. HOYT & CO.,
Sold by SIORBISi^OlV, PliUlIMER «& CO. (if LOWELL, MASS,
4
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 657
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BOTANICAIi NAMES OF PLANTS, Etc.-Cont'd.
Botanical or Officinal Names. Local or Common Names.
AiiETBis Aurea Yellow Star Root.
AiiisMA Plantago Water Plantain.
AijiiiARiA Officinalis Hedge Garlic.
Allium OanadeDse Meadow Garlic.
Allium Oepa Common Onion.
Alnus Rubra... Red Alder, Tag Alder, Swamp Alder, Smooth
Alder.
Alstonia Constricta Dita Bark.
ALTHiE Officinalis Marsh Mallows, Bismalva, Hibiscus, Ibiscus,
Mortification Root.
Amakakthus HypochondriacusPri?ice's Feather, Red Cockscomb Pilewort,
Amaranth.
Amaeanthus Melancholicus Love-lies-bleeding.
Ambrosia Artemissefolia Rag Weed, Roman Wormwood, Hog Weed.
Ampelopsis Quinquefolia Virginia Creeper, American Ivy.
Anacyolus Pyrethrum Pellitory Root, Pellitory of Spain, Pyrethrum
Root.
Anagallis Arveusis Scarlet Pimpernel, TooT-man's Weather-glass.
Anchusa Tinctoria Alkanet, Bugloss, Dyer's Alkanet.
Andiea Cabbage Tree Bark.
Anemone Pulsatilla Pulsatilla.
Anemone Pratensis Meadow Anemone, European Pulsatilla, Wind
Flower, Pasque Flower.
Anethum Feniculum Fennel Seed.
Anethum Graveolens Dill Seed, Garden Dill, Dilly.
Angelica Atropurpurea Purple Angelica, 'H.igh Angelica.
Angelica Archangelica Wild Archangel.
Anoleica Sylvestris Wild Angelica.
Anthemis Cotula May Weed, Dog Fennel, Wild Chamomile,
Stinking Chamomile, Dill Weed, Field Weed,
Mathen. Flake.
Anthemis Nobihs Roman Chamomile, Low Chamomile, English
Chamomile.
Antennaria Plantagineum White Plantain.
Antirrhinum Linaria Toad Flax, Gallwort, Flax Weed.
Antirrhinum Majus Snapdragon, Rabbit's Mouth, Dog's Mouth.
Apium Graveolens Wild Celery, Garden Celery, Smallage.
Apium Petroselinum Parsley Leaves, Seed and Root.
Apocynum Androsseimto]ium. ^Bitter Root, Dogsbane, Bitter Dogs bane, Wan-
dering Milk Weed, Ipecac Milk, Honey
Bloom, Catch-fly.
Apocynum Cannabinum Indian Hemp, Black Hemp.
Aralia Hispida Dwarf Elder, Wild Elder, Bristly Aralia, Bris-
tle Stem, Sarsaparilla.
Aralia Racemosa Spikenard, Petty-moral, Life of Man, Spignet.
Aralia Spinosa Angelica Tree, Toothache Bush, Hercules'
Club, Prickly Elder.
Aralia Nudicaulis Wild Sarsaparilla, Shot bush, Sea Ash.
Aristolgohia Serpentaria Virginia Snakeroot, ^angx&\, Birthwort, PeU-
can Flower.
Arnica Montana Leopard-bane, 'M.ourxiam. Tobacco.
Artemisia Abrotanum Southern Wood, Old Man, Boy's Love, Lad's
Love.
Artemisia Absinthium Worm wood.
Artemisia Contra Levant Wormseed.
Artemisia Vulgaris Mugwort, Wild Wormwood.
558 MoRRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Cureent.
TO THE RETAIL DRUG TRADE.
We have carefully selected thefollowingspeciat
brands of Cigars, which we confidently recom-
mend to the Drug- Trade:
Mi Favorita Conchas, (Clear Havana) - @ $60 00 per M.
Mi Favorita Conchas, (Clear Havana) extra fine, - " 70 00 "
Mi Favorita, Petit Boquet, (Clear Havana) extra fine, " 75 00 "
Carl Upmann's Londres, (Seed and Havana) - " 60 00 "
Liederlcranz Cabinet Reina Victoria, (Seed and Havana) " 60 00 "
Santiago de Cuba, (Combination) - - "50 00 "
May, - ■ - - - " 25 00 "
Naiad Queen, - - - - " 30 00 "
Daisies, - - - - - " 35 00 "
Our Own, - - - - " 35 00 "
MORRISSON, PLUMMER& CO.
KREMB'S
Million JJy Paper.
PUT UP IN REAMS AND ENVELOPES.
EQUALS IN QUALITY THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
IS THE MOST PROFITABLE FOR THE RETAILER.
Price per Ream, $6; per 100 Envelopes, $2.25.
The IVade supplied by MORRISSON, PlilJSIiaEB A CO.
MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 559
BOTANICAL NAMES OF PLANTS, Etc.-Cont'd.
Botanical or Oflicinal Names. Local or Common Names.
Akum Triphyllum Wild Turnip, Indian Turnip, Pepper Turnip,
Bog Onion, Marsh Turnip, Dragon Root, Dra-
gon's Turnip, Jack in the Pulpit, Canada
Turnip.
Arum Mactilatum Wake Robin, Cuckoo's Pint.
AsARUM Canadense Wild Ginger, Indian Ginger, Canada Ginger,
Wild Turnip, Kidney-Leaved Asarabacca,
Canada Snake-Root, Heart Root, Coltsfoot,
Snake-Root, False Coltsfoot, Vermont Snake-
Root, Heart Snake-Root.
AsoLEPiAS Incarnata.. Rose-Colored^ Silk Weed, Swamp Milk Weed
Root, White Indian Hemp, Flesh-Colored
Asolepias.
AsciiEPiAS Sj'riaca Milk Weed, Silk Weed Root, Wild Cotton.
AsceijPias Tuberosa Pleurisy Root, Butterfly Weed, Flux Root
White Flux Root, White Root, Canada Root,
Orange Swallow Root, Swallow-wort, Wind-
wort, Tuber Root.
AsPiDiuM Filix Mas Male Fern, Bear's Paw Root, Sweet Brake.
AsPLENiuM Angustifolium Sivamp Spleenwort.
AsPLENiuM Filix Foemina Female i^ern, Backache-brake.
AsPLBNiuM Scolopendrium Heart's Tongue, Spleenwort, Fern Spleen.
Aster Puniceus Red-Stalked Aster, Cold Water Root, Cocash
Root, Meadow Scabish.
Athamanta Oreoselinum Speedwell Root, Mountain Parsley,
Atropa Belladonna Belladonna, Deadly Nightshade, Dwale.
AzALiA Nitida Swamp Pink, Spring Bloom, Wild Honeysuckle.
Azedabaoh Pride of China, Bead Tree, Pride of India.
Bacchakis Pillularis Kidney Root.
Barosaia Crenata j.^. Short Buchu.
Barosma Serratifolia Long Buchu.
Baptisia Tinctoria Wild Indigo, Indigo Weed, Indigo Broom,
Yellow Broom, Horse-fly Weed, Rattle Bush.
Berberis Vulgaris Ba rberrt/, Pipperidge.
Betula Lenta Birch Bark, Sweet Birch, Cherry Birch, Spice
Birch.
Boletus Agaricus Female Agaric.
Boletus Ignarus Agaric of Oak, Punk, Touchwood, • Surgeon's
Agaric.
BoRAao OflBcinalis Borage, Burrage.
Brayera Koosso.
Bursa Pastoris Shepherd' s Purse.
Calamus Aromaticus Flag Root, Sweet Flag, Sweet Rush.
Calendula Officinalis Marigold.
Callitriche Water Staru'ort.
Canella Alba Wild Cinnamon.
Cannabis Indica Foreign Indian Hemp, Cannabis, Ganga.
Capsicum Ann uum. Cayenne Pepper, Red Pepper, Bird Pepper,
Cockspur pepper, Guinea Pods.
Carthamus Tinctorius Safflower, Dyer's Saffron, American Saffron.
Cassia Marilandica American Senna, Wild Senna, Maryland Cas-
sia, Locust Plant.
Castanea Chestnut Leaves.
Caulophtllum Thalictroides.-BZwe Cohosh, Leontice, Pappoose Root, Squaw
{See Leontice Thalictroides.) Root, Blueberry Root.
Ceanothus Americana Jersey Tea, Bohea, Red Root, Wild Snow Ball.
560
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
A NOVEL CLOCK
WITH A MOVING ARM.
DIAMETER 4 INCHES.
"When the Clock is in motion the right
arm of the figure on the dial moves
continually, representing the young lady
as brushing her teeth.
GIVEN AWAY.
One of above clocks will be furnished
■with each dozen Zonweiss Cream for
the Teeth, ordered before June Ist, 1887 ;
during the month of July, 1887, a clock
will be furnished with each order for two
dozen. Price per dozen, $2.75. Order from
your Wholsale Druggists.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON, N. Y.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON'S
PERFORATED PLASTERS,
Pharmacopoeia FormulasCombined with Rubber.
PACKED 2 DOZEN IN A BOX
SIZE 5 BY 71/2 IXCHES.
Aconite Per gross
Aconite and Belladonna,
Arnica
Belladonna
Capsicum
Galbanum
Hemlock
Iron
Opium _
Pitch, Burgundy
Poor Man's
Strengthening
Warming
Belladonna and Capsicum
8 50
10 00
7 00
10 00
6 00
8 50
8 50
7 50
12 00
8 50
8 50
5 60
8 50
10 00
OTHER MAWUFACTIJRERS.
Aconite Per gross $15 00
Aconite and Belladorma, " " 18 00
Arnica " " 12 00
Belladonna,-.. " " .... 12 50
Capsicum " " 10 00
Galbanum " " 15 00
Hemlock " " .... 15 00
Iron " " .... 12 00
Opium " " .... 2100
Pitch, Burgundy.. " " .... 12 00
Poor Man's " " .... 12 00
Strengthening " " 7 50
Warming " " .... 15 00
Benson's Capsine " " 2100
TOTAL, - $119 10 TOTAL, - $I99.00
NOTE THE ADVANTAGE OF SPECIFYING J. & J.'S GOODS.
The Trade supplied by HORRISSON, PliUOIIIIER & CO.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 561
»
BOTANICAL NAMES OF PLANTS, Etc.-Cont'd.
Botanical or Officinal Names. Local or Common Names.
C/EiiASTEUS Scandens. Bitter sweet Bark, Climbing Bittersweet, False
Bittersweet, Shrubby Bittersweet, Fever twig,
Waxwork, Staff Vine, Staff Tree.
CENTAtTBEA Americana Great American Centaury, Wild Succory,
Rose Pink.
Centaukea Benedicta Spotted Cardus, Blessed Thistle, Spotted This-
tle, Cursed Thistle, Holy Thistle, Star Thistle,
Lovely Thistle, Thistle Boot, Cardus Plant.
■Cham-Elerium Luteum Devil's Bit, False Unicorn.
Chelidonium Majus. Celandine, Tetterwort.
Chelone Glabra Balmony, Snake head, Bitterherb, Turtle
Bloom, Salt Rheum Weed, Fishmouth, Turtle
Head, Shell Flower.
Ohe-nopodium Anthelmi n ticum . Wormseed, Jerusalem Oak, Worm Goosefoot,
Jesuit's Tea.
Ohimaphila Umbellata ..Pipsissewa, Prince's Pine, Ground Leaf,
Ground Holly, American Wintergreen, King's
Cure, Rheumatism Weed.
CicuTA Maculata American Water iJemZoc A;, Spotted Cow bane,
Beaver Poison, Musquash-Root.
GiOTJTA Virosa Water Hemlock, Cowbane, Poison Hemlock,
CiMiciEUGA Racemosa see } Black Snake Root, Black Cohosh, Deer Weed,
Macrotys Racemosa ) Rattle Root, Bugbane.
Cinchona Pallida ...Peruvian Bark, Crown Bark, Jesuit's Bark.
CisTus Canadensis Rock Rose, HoUy Rose.
Clematis Virginica Firgr^n's jBoifer, Traveler's Joy.
OochijEaria Officinalis Scurvy Grass.
CoiiLiNSQNXA Canadensis Horse TFeed, Horse Balm, Ox Balm, Rich Weed,
Heal-all, Knob's Grass, Knob Root, Knot
Root, Stone Root, Woundwort.
■OoMPTONiA Asplenifolia Sweet fern. Sweet Bush, Fern, Gale, Sweet
Ferry, Meadow Fern.
Convolvulus Panduratus Bind Weed, Man Root, Wild Scammony, Wild
Jalap, Hog Potato, Mechamech, Wild Rhu-
barb, Kussander, Wild Potato.
CoPTis Trifolia.- Gold Thread, Mouth Root, Canker Root.
CoitALLORHizA Odontorhiza. ..CoraZ Root, Crawley, Dragon's Claw, Coral
Teeth.
Coballorhiza Hyemale Adam and Eve, Putty Root, Chicken's Toes.
(See Aplectrum Hyemale.)
OoENUs Circinata Round-leaved Dogwood or Cornel, Cornea,
Green Osier.
CoENUS Florida Dogwood, Boxwood, Dog Tree, Box Tree, Bud-
wood.
CoENUS Sericea. Swamp Dogwood, Rose Willow, Red Osier,
Red Willow, Red Rod, Silky Cornel.
CoErDALis Formosa Turkey Corn, Turkey Pea, Stagger Weed,
Squirrel Corn.
CuouMis Colocynthis Colocynth, Bitter Apple, Bitter Cucumber.
CuNiLA Mariana American Dittany, Mountain Dittany, Mint-
leaved Cunila, Wild-Basil, Stone Mint.
CTNOGiiOSSUM Officinalis Hound's Tongue.
Oypbipedidm Pubesoens .Lady's Slipper, Nerve Root, Nervine, Moccasin
Ro.ot, Umbil Root, Noah's Ark, Indian Shoe,
Bleeding Heart, American Valerian, Pine
Tulip.
562
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
WAR RANTED "^
To Remove Freckles, Beautify the
Complexion, and Preserve the ml
Smoothness of the Skin. jj^j
PRICE, . - 50 CE:i«ifTS.
THE GENUINE!
mi
This Lotion should be
used as directed, with
the Malvina Cream, as
it is of great import-
ance to cure freckles,
pimples, moth patches,
liver mole, ringworm
and salt rheum. It
straightens wrinkles in
the face, speeds the
respiration of blood,
cleanses and softens
the skin to youthful
freshness. Price, 50c,
PK0F. I. riuBERT'S
Malyin/i Cre/im a]md Lotion
For beautifying the complexion and an infal-
lible and radical cure for Freckles, Tan, Moth
Patches, Pimples, Ring Worms, Liver Mole, Salt
Rheum, and all Skin Diseases.
The well attested merits in the hundreds of
testimonials in my possession, have secured
for my preparations a large and ever increasing
demand. With no advertisements, this popu-
larity has been acquired by ve»'bal recommen-
dations from one patron to another, which
truly proves their genuine worth.
PROF. I. HUBERT,
TOJLEDO, OHIO.
The Trade supplied by MORRISSOW, PliUMMEK & CO.
MoRKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 563
BOTANICAL NAMES OF PLANTS, Etc.-Cont'd.
Botanical or OiEcinal Names. Local or Common Names.
Datura Stramonium Jimpson Weed, Devil's Apple, Stink Weed,
Thoru Apple.
DsiiPHiNiuM Staphisagria Stavesacre, Larkspur.
Digitalis Purpurea Foxglove, Fairy's Glove.
DioscoREA Villosa Wild Yam, China Root.
DoKSTENiA Oontrayerva Cownfer Poison, Antidote.
DracocephaijUm: Canariense._ . Dragon's Head.
J^RACONiTiuM Foetidum Skunk Cabbage, Skunk Weed, CoUard, Polecat
Weed, Bear's-leaf, Bear's-foot.
Droseea Sundew.
Dulcamara Bittersweet, Woody Nightshade, Scarlet Berry,
Violet Bloom.
Epig^a Repens Trailing Arbutus, Gravel Plant, Ground Lau-
rel, Winter Pink, Mountain Pink.
'Epilobium Angustifolium Wickup, Willow Herb.
Epiphegus Americanus Cancer Root, Beech Drop, Broom Raps.
Erigeron Canadense _. Canada Fleabane, Butter Horse Weed, Blood
Stanch, Butter Weed, Mare's Tail, Pride Weed.
Erigeron Philadelphicum_. ) Philadelphia Fleabane, Cooash, Sweet Scabi-
Erigebon Purpureum ) ous, Skavish.
Eriodictyon Mountain Balm, Consumptive's Weed, Bear's
Weed.
Eryngium Aquaticum ...Water Eryngo, Rattlesnake's Master, Corn
Snake Root.
Ekythronium Americanum Yellow Adder's Tongue, Yellow Snake Leaf,
Dogtooth Violet, Rattlesnake Violet.
Euonymus Atropurpureus Wahoo, Burning Bush, Spindle Tree, Straw-
berry Tree, Indian Arrow Wood.
EuPATORiuM Aromaticum Pool Root, White Snake Root.
EuPAiORiUM Perfoliatum Boneset, Thoroughwort, Crosswort, Indian
Sage, Feverwort, Ague Weed, Sweating
Plant.
EuPATORiUM Purpureum Queen of the Meadow, Gravel Root, Trumpet
Weed, Purple Boneset, Joe Pye.
Euphorbia Corollata Large Flowering Spurge, Wild Ipecac, Wild
Hippo.
Euphorbia Ipecacuanha Ipecacuanha Spurge, Carolina Ipecac.
Euphrasia Officinalis Eyebright.
FiLix Mas Male Fern, GoldienYetn.
Frasera Walteri... American Columbo, Pyramid Flower, Yellow
Gentian, Meadow Pride, Indian Lettuce, Wild
Columbo.
Fucus Vesiculosus Sea Wrack, Bladder Wrack, Kelp, Ware,
Blacktang.
FuMARiA Officinalis.: Fumitory.
Galanga Major and Minor Catarrh Root, East India Root, Galangal, Kas-
samac.
Galium Aparine Cleaver's Root, Gooee Grass, Milksweet, Clab-
ber Grass, Poor Robin, Catch Weed, Bed
Straw, Savoyan.
Gaulthebia Procumbens Wintergreen, Partridge Berry, Spicy Winter-
green, Deer Berry, Grouse Berry, Checker
Berry, Tea Berry, Box Berry, Spice Berry,
Mountain Tea, Red Berry, Ground Berry.
Gelsemium Sempervirens Yellow Jessamine, Wild Jessamine, Carolina
Jessamine, Bignonia, Woodbine.
564 MoRRissoN, Plummek & Go's Pkices-Current.
(JHAMPION
TEE OLDEST AITD BEST.
(PATENTED MARCH 18, 1884.)
It will now keep over winter and come out all right in the
spring. It will not granulate or dry up, we guarantee this.
Never fails and is always ready for use, clean and safe, not
poisonous and every sheet warranted. Pays a better profit
than any other Sticky F ly Paper and always gives satisfac-
tion. Order early, remember to keep the box laid flat, and
WE GUARANTEE THE PAPER WILL KEEP GOOD.
\mJ S .i=J ^2 ^ ^^ J^ .tC S
SOLUBLE EXTEACT OF
PUBE JAMAICA GINGEB
For making Syrup of Ginger Ale, for the Soda Water Apparatus, and
Syrup of Ginger U. S. Ph. It will give satisfaction.
Price per Pint, $ 1 .OO. Price per Gallon, $6.00.
MANUFACTURED BY
M. M. BAKER & CO.,
CHICAGO, ILL.
Carried in Stock and your Orders solicited by MOERISSON, PLUMMER & CO,
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 665
BOTANICAL NAMES OF PLANTS, Etc.-Cont'd.
Botanical or Officinal Names. Local or Common Names. _
Gentiana Catesbsei Blue Gentian, Southern Gentian.
Gentiana Lutea Great Yelloiv Gentian.
Genttana Quinq ueflora Bitter Plantain, Five-liowered Gentian.
Gentiana Saponaria Sampson Snake Root.
Gebaniitm Maoulatum Cranesbill. Stork's Bill, Crowfoot, Dovefoot.
Geum Eivale -Ave7is Moot,Watei Ayene, PurpleAvens, Throat
Boot.
Geum Virginianum White Avens, Evan Root, Chocolate Root, Cure-
all.
GUiiiENiA Trifoliata Indian Physic, Bowman's Root, Beaumont's
Root, American Ipecac, Dropwort, Indian
Hippo.
GijEChoma Hederacea Ground Ivy, Gill Run, Gill Go Over the Ground,
Oatioot, Alehoof.
Gltcyrehiza Glabra Licorice, Sweetwood, Spanish Root.
Gnaphalium Life Everlasting, Cud Weed, Field Balsam, Live
Forever, Sweet Balsam, White Balsam, Indian
Pose,y, Mouse Ear, Dysentery Root.
Goodyeba Pubescens Rattlesnake Root, Adder Violet, Netleaf Plan-
tain.
GossYPiuM Herbaceum Cotton Root.
GuAiAo Wood Lignum Vitce.
Hamamelis, Virginica Witch Hazel, Striped Alder, Winter Bloom,
Snapping Hazelnut, Spotted Alder.
Hedeoma Pulegioides Pennyroyal, Squaw Mint, Tick Weed, Stinking
Balm.
Helenium Sneezeweed, Sneezewort.
Helianthemum Canadense Frostwort, Frost Weed, Scrofula Weed.
Helonias Dioica Starwort, False Unicorn, Unicorn's Horn,
Drooping Starwort.
HEijiiEBOEUs FcEtidus Bear's Foot, Setterswort.
Helleboeus Niger Black Hellebore, Christmas Rose.
Hepatica Americana Liverwort, Liver-Leaf.
Heeacleum Lanatum Cow Parsnip.
Heucheea Americana Alum Root, Cliff Weed, Ground Maple, Split
Rock.
Hieeactum _ Hatvk Weed, Rattlesnake Weed.
Hydbangea Arborescens Seven-barks, Wild Hydrangea.
Hydbastis Canadensis Golden. Seal, Yellow Root, Yellow Puccoon,
Orange Root, Ground Raspberry, Eye Balm.
Hxoscyamus Niger Black Henbane, Foetid Nightshade, Poison To-
bacco.
Hypericum Perforatum St. Johnswort, Johns wort.
Impatiens Balsamina / Wild Celandine, Balsam Weed, Jewel Weed,
Impatiens Fulva and Pallida ) Touch-me-not.
Impebatobia Masterwort.
Inula Helenium Elecampanp, Scabwort.
Ibis Versicolor Blue Flag, Flag Lily, Fleur de lis, Liver Lily,
Poison Flag, Snake Lily, Water Flag.
KaiiMIA Angustif olia Sheep Laurel, N arrow-leaved Laurel, Sheep Poi-
son.
KaliMia, Glauca Swamp Laurel.
KaiiMia Latifolia Laurel, Mountain Laurel, Lambkill, Spootn-
wood, Calico Bush, Calf kill.
Keamebxa Triandra Rhatany.
LiACTUCA Elongata Wild Lettuce, Snake Bite.
566
MoERissoN, Plummer & Co's Pricks Current.
THE TRADE WILL FIND
J. >qjp0zzoNrs
MEDICATED
Complexion
POWDER
IVORTHY CF THISIR
SPECIAL. ATTEWTIOair.
As a Cosmetic for the Skin it
stands without a rival. Its sales are
unprecedented. All pronounce it
"the best preparation for the skin
ever used."
Retails at 60 Cents per Box.
The Trade supplied by
Morrisson, Plummer & Co.
WONDERFUL CURE FOR
DYSPEPSIA.
Is the discovery of an eminent physician who has
used it for many years in his extensive practice,
and never without the most surprising
results.
It is unrivalled as a Dyspepsia Cube. It renews and purifies the blood, restores tone and
activity to the muscles, and reinvigorates the nervous system. It eliminates the acrid bile and
liver poison, neutralizes the acid causes of inflammation, and banishes the morbid secretions
that supply abscesses, tumors and boils.
This remedy hardly needs any encomium passed upon it when it is known to emanate from
Dk. Hebe a. Professor of the University of Vienna, who is one of the leading minds of Europe,
not only in Materia Medica, at v^hich he is the head, but_ in all matters relating to and govern-
ing Metaphysical and Physiological developments. It is as eflB.cacious as a Prophylactic as a
Therapeutic. Where the disease exists, either confirmed or in the germ undeveloped, this
remedy will eradicate and cure it. All have Dyspepsia though they may not know it. The
(term is there, and will expand and develop unless destroyed, and to destroy it no other remedy
— and we say it with all due deference to others extant — can be found save Dh. Hebba's.
In every case it has done its work so quickly and so effectually that we have no hesitation
in saying that there is no case of Dyspepsia, be it never so acute or chronic, but De. Kisra's
Dyspepsia Cube will eradicate it root and branch.
Put up in handsome Cartons of a dozen each, for show Mrindow^ and counter
display. Send for catalogues and price list.
PREPARED ONLY BY J, K. COOK & CO., NEW YORK.
Sold by mORRISSON, PlilJaillER & €0.
MoKBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 567
BOTANICAL NAMES OF PLANTS, Etc.-Cont'd.
Botanical or Officinal Names. Local or Common Names.
Lappa Officinalis Burdock Leaves, (Jlot- burr.
Laubds Benzoin Fever Wood, Spice Bush, Spice Wood, Wild
Allspice, Allspice Bush.
Ledum Marsh Tea, Wild Eosemary.
Leontice Thalictroides Blueberry.
Leonurus Cardiaca Motherwort, Cardiaca, Wolf strap.
Leptandka Virginica Culvers Moot, Culvers Physic, Black Root,
Brinton Root, Tall Veronica.
Levisticum Lovage, Lavose, Smellage.
TiiA TRis Spicata Button Snake Root, Gayf eather, Backache Root.
LiNAKiA Toad Flax,Snap Dragon.
LiBiODENDBON Tulipifera Tulip Tree Bark, Whitewood, White Poplar,
Yellow poplar, Len-nik-bi, Cucumber Tree.
Lobelia Cardinalis Red Cardinal Flower, Red Cardinal Plant,
Red Lobelia, Indian Pink.
Lobelia Infiata io6eZia, Indian Tobacco, Wild Tobacoo,Asthma
Root, Emetic Herb, Emetic Weed, Puke Root.
Lycopodium Clavatum Club Moss, Vegetable Sulphur.
Lycopus Europaeus Green Archangel, Water Hoarhound, Water
Bugle, Bugle, Gipsy wort.
Lycopus Virginicus American Archangel, Red Archangel, Gipsy
Weed, Virginia Hoarhound, Paul's IBetony,
Sweet Bugle, Bugle Weed, Bitter Bugle.
JJYTHKUM Salicaria Loose Strife, Spiked Strife, Purple Willow
Herb.
Magnolia Glauca Sweet Magnolia, Beaver Tree, Sweet Bay,
White Bay, Swamp Sassafras.
Malva Rotundifolia Low Mallows, Cheese Plant.
Malva Sylvestris High Mallows.
Makrubium Vulgare Prassium, White Hoarhound.
Medeola Virgiuica Indian Cucumber, Cucumber Root.
Melilotus Officinalis King's Clover, Sweet Clover, Yellow Melilot.
Melissa Officinalis Lemon Balm, Dropsy Plant, Sweet Balm.
Menispermum Canadense Texas Sarsaparilla, Yellow Parilla, Canada
Wormwood, Canadian Moonseed,Vine Maple.
Mentha Piperita Pepperynint.
Mentha Viridis Spearmint.
Menyanthes Trif oliata Buck Bean, "^og Bean, Marsh Trefoil, Water
Shamrock, Bitter-worm.
MiMULUs Moschatus Musk Plant, Monkey Flower.
Mitchella Repens ^gwaw Fme, Winter Clover, Partridge Berry,
Hive Vine.
MoMORDicA Balsamina Balsam Ajjple, Balsamine.
Monarda Didyma Osivego Tea, Red Balm, Square Stalk, Mount-
ain Balm.
Monarda Punctata Horse Mint.
Monotropa Uniflora Fit Root, Fit Plant, Pie Plant, Pine Sap, Corpse
Plant, Ice Plant, Indian Pipe, Ova-ova.
MucuNA Cowhage.
Myrica Cerifera fia2/6er?'j(/, Candleberry, Waxberry,Wax Myrtle.
Myrica Gale Siveet Gale,iiwe6t Willow, Dutch Myrtle, Bog
Myrtle.
Nabula Albus Lion's Foot, White Lettuce.
Nasturtium Amphibium Water Radish, Water Cress, Amphibious Cress.
Nasturtium Palustra Marsh Water Cress.
Nepeta Cataria.__ .,... Catnip, Cat Mint, Catwort.
MoRRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current.
REL.I ABIiE
Sticky » Fly » Paper.
IMPROVED FOR TRADE OF 188 7.
By the use of an absolutely impervious paper. FOLDED EDGES prevent
material oozing out.
iSisEe, 18 X S4
LARGEST, CLEAREST AND MOST RELIABLE
In tlie Blarket,
ORDER A TRIAL. ROX OF 50 SHEETS FROm YOUR JOBRER,
RICE Sl.aS, AHfD "SPECIFY M. & IV. REI.IABL.E."
m. & W. COUGH DROPS
5— CENTS A BOX— 5
And are the Greatest Sellers on earth, being" a Speedy and Sure Cure for
COXJGHS, COLDS, SORE THROAT, HOARSENESS, ETC. They contain
NOTHING- INJURIOUS, and can be used as freely as necessary.
TRY THEM, and be convinced of their selling qualities.
MILBURN & WILLIAMSON, Pharmacists, DETROIT, Mich.
Price Per Box of 3 Dozen Packages, $ I .OO.
^'Oia S.^XjE IB-ST T^T-r^OXjES-A-XjE X>I^•C^l3K3-ISTS <3-En:TEXSjauX.Xj"Tr.
The Trade supplied by aiORRISSOSr, PliCMllEER & CO.
MoERissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices Current. 669
BOTANICAL NAMES OF PLANTS, Etc.— Cont'd.
Botanical or Officinal Names. Local or Common Names.
NuPHAB Adveua __ ..Yellow Pond Lily, Tosudi Lily, Frog Lily, Cow
Lily, Water Lily, Water Nymph, Spatter
Dock, Beaver Root.
Nux Vomica Dog Button.
Nymph^a Odorata White Pond Lily, White Lily, Sweet Water
Lily, Cow Cabbage, Water Cabbage.
OcYMUM Basilicum Sweet Basil, Royal Ocimum, Basilicum.
CEnotheka Biennis Evening Primrose, Tree Primrose.
Origanum Majorana Sweet Marjoram, Amaracus.
Origanum Yulgare Mountain Mint, Wild Marjoram.
Okobanche Virginiana {Cancer Root, Beech Drop, Broom Rape,
Orobanche Uniflora \ Squaw Root.
Osmokrhiza Longistylis Siceet Cicily, Short-styled Cicily, Hairy Sweet
Oicily.
Oxams Acetosella._ Wood Sorrel, Acetosella, Cuckoo's' Bread.
Panax, Quinquefolia Ginseng, Ninsin, Garantogin, Sang.
Papaver Somniferum Poppy, Opium Poppy.
Pareika, Brava Ice Fme, Violet Leaf.
Parthenium Integrifolium Prairie Dock, Nephritic Plant, Cutting Almond.
Pedicularis Canadensis Wood Betony, Betony Weed, Lousewort.
Petroselinum Sativum Parsley Root, Rock Parsley.
Phytolacca Decandra.. .Poke, Garget, Cocum, Pigeon Berry, American
Nightshade, Jalap, Cancer Root, Scoke Root.
Pinckneya Pubens Pinckneya, Carolina Cinchona, Georgia Bark,
Fever Tree, Florida Bark. .
Piper Angustifolium Matico, Narrow-leafed Piper,
PiiANTAGo Major Plantain, Way Bread, Rib Grass.
PodophyijIjUM Peltatum May Apple, Mandrake, Wild Lemon, Indian
Apple, Raccoon Berry, Duck's Foot, Ipecacu-
anha.
PoiiEMONiuM Reptans Abscess Root, Blue Bell, Sweat Root, Greek
Valerian.
PoLYGALA Rubella..^ Bitter Polygala, Ground Flower.
PoiiYGAiiA Senega Seneka Snake Root, Seneka, Senega, Mountain
Flax, Milkwort.
Polygonum Hydropiper Smart Weed, Arsmart.
Polygonum Punctatum Water Pepper, Dead Arsmart, Knot Weed,
Biting Persicaria, Biting Knot Weed.
PoLYPODiUM Vulgare Co?»monPoZ2/pod?/,Brake Root, Rock Polypody.
Polytriohum Juniperinum Hair-cap Moss, Robin's Rye, Bear's Bed,
Ground Moss.
POPULUS Balsamifera_^ Balsam Poplar, Tacamahao, Balm of Gilead.
PoPULUS Tremuloides Trembling Poplar, Aspen, American Aspen,
Quaking Aspen, Quiver Leaf.
PoTENTiLLA Canadensis Cinque Foil, Five Finger.
Prenanthes Rattlesnake Root, Lion's-foot, Cancer Weed,
White Lettuce.
Prinos Verticillatus Black Alder, False Alder, Striped Alder, Win-
ter-berry, Fever Bush.
Prunella Pennsylvanica Self Heal.
Prunus Virginiana Wild Cherry Barh, Black Cherry.
Ptelea Trif oliata Wafer Ash, Shrubby Trefoil, Hop Tree, Ague
Bark, Wing Seed.
Pteris Atropurpurea Rock Brake, Winter Fern, Indian Dream.
PuLMONARiA Officinalis Lungwort, Cowslips of Jerusalem, Gum Plant,
Sage of Jerusalem, Spotted Comfrey, Spotted
Lungwort, Maple Lungwort.
570 MoRKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
THE MRS. G. B. MILLER & CO.
Tobacco Manufactory
ES'T.^i.^BXjI SHEX) 1'7'7©.
FACTORIES:
Ho. 97 Columbia Street and 265 Stanton Street.
KTIES^TV "S" <3 H. 135: ;
Manufacturers of the following celebrated
Snuffs:
ROSE SCENTED MACCABOY,
Scented with the finest Attar of Roses; imported in original packages
direct from Constantinople.
COARSE RAPPEE OR FRENCH SNUFF,
SALT, SWEET AND FRESH SCOTCH SNUFF,
IRISH HIGH TOAST OR LUNDYFOOT,
"AMERICAN GENTLEMAN" SNUFF,
The only genuine and original, this brand was invented by the late Mrs.
G. B. Miller half a century ago. All other brands of
Snuff under this name are imitations.
These SnufTs are for sale by the leading wholesale Druggists and
Grocers of Chicago.
ORDERS FILiIiGO BY MORRISi^OIIir, PIiU]II]|IE:R & CO.
MoBKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 571
BOTANICAL NAMES OF PLANTS, Etc.-Cont'd.
Botanical or Officinal Names. Local or Common Names.
Pyretheum Parthenium Feverfew, Featherfew, Chrysanthemum.
Pybola Rotuudifolia Wild Lettuce, Round-leafed Pyrola.
PtkoijA Umbellata Round-leaf ed Consumption Weed, Shin Leaf.
Quassia Bitter Wood, Bitter Ash, Bitter Bark, Simaru-
ba. Mountain Zarusum.
Ranunculus Acris Buttercup, Meadow Crowfoot, Yellow Weed,
Meadow Bloom, Blister Weed.
Ranunculus Bulbosus Bulbous Croiv foot.
Rhamnus Catharticas jBitcfc T/ior?!, Purging Berries. ,
Rhus Glabra Smooth Smwioc/i, Upland Sumach.
Rhus Toxicodendron Poison Oafc, Poison Ivy, Poison Ash, Poison
Vine.
RuBus Occiden talis Black Raspberry, Thimbleberry,
Rubus Yillosus Blackberry
RuDBECKiA Laciniata Thimble Weed, Cone-disk, Sun Flower, Tall
Gone Flower.
RuMBX Aquaticus Wafer Docfc, Zanthoriza.
RuMEx Crispus Yelloiv Dock, Curled Dock, Narrow Dock, Sour
Dock, Garden Patience.
Sabbatia Angularis Red Centaury, Sabbatia, Bitter Bloom, Bitter
Clover, Rose Pink, Wild Succory.
Salvia Lyrata Wild Sage, Meadow Sage, Lyre-leafed Sage,
Cancer Weed.
Salvia Officinalis Garden Sage.
Salvia Sclary Clary, Clammy Sage.
Sambucus Canadensis Elder Blooms, Common Elder, Sweet Elder.
Sanguinabia Canadensis Blood Root, Red Root, Puccoon, Indian Paint,
SANicuLAMarilandica Black Sanicle.
Saponaria Officinalis Soapxoort, Bouncing Bet, Old Maid's Pink,
London Pride.
Saebacenia Purpurea \Side-saddle Plant, Fly-trap,Water Cup,Pitcher
Sarraceni A Officinalis \ Plant, Eve's Cup, Huntsman's Cup, Small
) Pox Plant.
ScoPARius Cytisus Broom.
ScROPHULARiA Nodosa ^ Figu)ort,'&)Groiu\a Plant, Carpenter's Square,^
Heal-all.
Scutellaria Lateriflora Scullcap, Hooded Willow Herb, Hoodwort,
Mad Weed, Mad Dog Scullcap, Blue Scull-
Cap, Blue Pimpernel.
Sedum Stone Crop, Mossy Stone Crop.
Senecio Aureus « Life Root, Golden Ragwort, Uncum, Golden
Senecio.
Senecio Hieracifolius Fireweed.
Senecio Obovatus Squaiv Weed.
Senecio Vulgaris Common Grounsel.
Serpentaria Virginia Snake Root, White Snake Root, Snar-
gel. Birth wort, White Sanicle.
Silene Virginica ^-Wild Pink, Virginia Catch-tly, Ground Pink.
Sisymbrium Officinale Hedge Mustard.
SiUM Nodiflorum Water Parsnip.
Smilax Herbacea Carrion Floiver.
Smilax Peduncularis Jacob's Ladder.
Solidago Odora Golden Rod, Sweet-scented Golden Rod.
Sorbus Mountain Ash.
Spigelia Marilandica Carolina Pink Root, Wormgrass, Indian Pink
Root, Unsteetle, Star Bloom.
572
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BOTANICAL NAMES OF PLANTS. Etc.-Cont'd.
Botanical or Officinal Names. Local or Common Names.
Spib^a Tomentosa Hardhack, Steeplehnsh, Whitecap, Meadow
Sweet, White Leaf.
Staticb Caroliniana Marsh Rosemary , Seathrift, Meadow Boot, Ink
Root, Sea Lavender.
Stillingia Sylvatica Queen's Root, Queen's Delight, Cock-up-hat,
Yaw Root, Silver Leaf.
Stramonium Thorn Apple, JimpsonWeed.
SuMBUL Musk Root.
Symphytum OflBcinale Comfrey, Healing Herb.
Taraxacum Dandelion.
Taxus Yew,
Terphrosia Virginiana Goafs Rue, Hoary Pea, Devil's Shoestring,
Gatgut.
Thuja Oecidentalis Arbor Vitce.
Toxicodendron _ .Poison Oak, Poison Ivy, Poison Ash, Poison
Vine.
Trifolium Pratense Red Clover.
Trifolium Repens White Clover.
Trillium Pendulum Beth Root, Birth Root, Cough Root, Ground
Lily, Indian Balm, Jewsharp, Lamb's Quar-
ters, Pariswort, True Love.
Teiosteum Perfoliatum Fever Root, Feverwort, Wild Ipecac, Bastard
Ipecac, Doctor Tinker's Weed, False Ipecac,
Cinque, Horse Ginseng, White Gentian, Wild
Coffee, Sweet Bitter.
Teiticum Repens Couch Grass, Quick Grass, Quitch Grass, Dog
Grass, Witch Grass, Quickens, Knot Grass.
Teop^olum Majus Nasturtium, Indian Cress.
Tussilago Farfara Coltsfoot, Bull's Foot, Flower Velure.
Ulmus Fulva Slippery Elm, Indian Elm, Sweet Elm.
Urtica Dioica ...Nettle Root, Stinging. Nettle.
UvA Ursi J. Bearberry, Wild Cranberry, Bear's Whortle-
berry, Mountain Box. Mountain and Upland
Cranberry.
Veeatrum Viride American Hellebore, Itch Weed, Indian Poke.
VERBiscuM Thapsus Mullein, Yellow Moth, Blattaria.
Verbena Hastata Blue Ferraw, Purvain, Simpler's Joy.
Veronica Officinahs Speedwell, Fluellin, Virginia Speedwell.
Viburnum Opulus Cramp Bark, High Cranberry, Snowball,
Cranberry Tree, Nanny Bush Bark, Guelder's
Rose, Sheep's Berry.
Viburnum Prunifolium Black Haw, Sloe.
ViscuM.- Mistletoe.
Xantheum Strumarium Cockle Bur.
Xanthorrhiza Apifolia Yellow Root, Shrub Yellow Root.
Xanthoxylum Fraxineum Yellow Wood, Prickly-Ash, Suterberry, Tooth-
ache Tree, Parsley.
A SIMPLE MODE OF COMPUTING INTEREST.
Multiply any given number of dollars by the number of days of interest
required, separate the x'ight hand figure and divide by six. The result is the
true interest for such a number of days at six per cent. This rule is simple and
true, according to all business usages. There being no such thing as a frac-
tion in it, there is scarcely any liability to error or mistake ; and by no other
arithmetical process can such desired information be obtained with so few figures.
574
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Gaudichaud's
A Reliable Remedy for all
DISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS.
The best and most widely known remedy in the market for all diseases of
the Urinary Organs, recent or of long standing.
DR. GAUDICHAU D'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SANDAL WOOD,
as prepared by us, is of the Highest Standard fob Purity, and its Su-
periority is fully endorsed by the Medical faculty.
!i$£]VD FOR CIRClTIiARS AKD PRICE lilST TO
J. K. COOK & CO.
NEW YORK CITY.
The Trade supplied at Manufacturers' Prices by Mohrisson, Plummer & Co.
H.C.
(AMICUS HUMANI GENERIS.)
IiEMKE'S CAIi. OOIiDEX ELECTRIC IiIXOIEHirT. A new valuable remedy for
man and beast, it can be relied on for internal and external pain or wounds. Directions
are on every bottle. $1.00 and 50 cent size.
IjEMK-E'S JOH ANBIIS drops. These drops are a very useful composition and have
been tried in many severe cases with good success, such as Cholera, Colic, Cramps in
Bowels and Stomach, Diarrhoea, especially good for Summer complaints in children.
My name must be on every bottle. 5U and 25 cent size.
I^EMKE'S CAIi. HERB TEA. Compounded from Herbs, Roots. Barks and Flowers,
it will cure and relieve many complaints, such as Liver and Heart diseases, Costiveness,
pain and dizziness in head, especially good in female diseases. Directions on every
box. 50 and 25 cent size.
liEMKE'S CAJL. HERB PECTORAL. This is a reliable medicine for the Lungs.
50 cents.
LEMKE'S AlVTI-BILIOUS BLOOD POIVDER. A valuable medicine for all bil-
ious disorders, and a powerful blood purifier, easy to take, especially good to give children
in all derangements of the Bowels and Stomach and in Fevers. 50 cents.
MY NAME MUST BE ON EVERY BOTTLE.
LEMKE'S CAL. STICKIIVC} PLASTER,
LEHIKE'S CAL. OIBITMEIVT,
LEMKE'S CAJi. BLOOD DROPS,
LElflKE'S CAL. COUfDITION POWDER.
H. C. LEMKE, Chicago, 111.
The Trade supplied by MOBRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
TIME IN WHICH A SUM AT INTEREST WILL DOUBLE.
Per
cent.
Simple ]
nterest.
Compound.
Per
cent.
Simple interest.
Compound.
2
50 years.
35 years.
Id.
5
20 years.
15 years.
75 d.
2K
40 years.
28 years.
26 d.
6
16 years.
8 m.
14 years.
327 d.
3
33 years.
4 m.
23 years.
164 d.
7
14 years.
104 d.
10 years.
89 d.
W9.
28 years.
208 d.
20 years.
54 d.
8
12J^ years
9 years.
2d.
4
25 years.
17 years.
246 d.
y
12 years.
40 d.
8 years.
16 d.
4K
22 years.
81 d.
15 years.
273 d.
10
10 years.
7 years.
100 d.
VALUE OF FOREIGN COINS U.
Austria.
S. STANDARD.
Sovereign $6 75
Grown 6 62
Ducat, Hungarian 2 33
Austrian 2 28
Eight Florin Piece 3 86
Four " " 1 93
Thaler Crown $0 82
Florin,
Queens .
Species .
Vereins
Double -
75
75
53
71
35
Belgium.
Ten Francs
Multiples in proportion.
.$1 93 Franc . $0 13
Five Francs 72
BEAZIIi.
74
51
18
Twenty Milreis $10 92 Two Milreis
Ten " 5 46 Double Pataca.
Nine " . 4 59 500 Eeis
Oentkal America.
GOLD. SILVEB.
Doblon or Onza $15 53 Peso $0 76
Pistole 3 88 Four Eeals 38
Escudos --^ 194 OneEeal 09
China.
Tael. $1 45
Dollar 70
Denmark.
Twenty Kronors S5 36
Ten " 2 68
Double D'or 7 88
D'or 3 94
Ducat 2 24
France.
Eigs Doler SO 83
Bank Doler.
Two Kroner.
Kroner
40
38
19
Five Francs SO 72
One Franc 13
Empire.
Five marks W 80
One " 16
Great Britain.
Guinea S5 11 Crown $0 83
Sovereign -.. 4 86 Florin .33
Multiples pro rata Shilling 16
Sixpence 8
Five Francs $0 96
Multiples pro rata.
German
Five marks $1 19
Multiples pro rata.
576
MoRRissox, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
NO MOR^ ^OT!JNE) SMOI!JnE)^KS,
THE r^viC ^ IS o -^ E X)
Knickerbocker Shoulder Brace
MANXJFAOTDEED AT
333 CHURCH ST., - EASTON, PENNA.
Patented 1882. Improved 1883-'84.
When properly adjusted it is entirely free from chafing or ""
pressure against the muscles under
the arms. The Brace and restraint
is on the point of the shoulders in
front, reminding and prompting
the wearer to stand erect and at
the same time to assume any posi-
tion without discomfort.
Brace, Shoulder,
Knickebbockeb, Ladies' and
Gents'.
No. 1 doz., $12 00
No. 2..-. doz., 9 00
No. 3 doz., 6 00
Boys' and Misses'
doz., 6 00
POR SALE BY
MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
"Teaberry" is one of oar most
standard and best selling articles.
We predict for it a largely increasing
and lasting sale.
The neatest, most recherche toilet
gem extant, metal plated screw top,
certainly the most costly 25c. article
in the market.
The dozen on your show case is very
ornamental and the show it makes is
sure to sell it — thus it makes new trade
and does not interfere with the sale of
competing goods.
PRICE.
1 Dozen $1.75
3 " 5.00
Order 3 dozen and show it on your
show case, it will pay you well.
The powder is a superior one.
The Trade supplied by
MORRI^^^OKT, PliUMMEK & CO.
MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 577
VAIiXJE OF FOREIGN COINS, TJ. 3. STANDARD— Cont'd.
Holland.
GOLD. SILVEE.
Ducat S2 28 Gulden SO 30
Five GuUders 2 01 Daalder -. 44
Italy.
Five Lires _ -- $0 96 Five Lires $0 72
Multiples pro rata. One " _-_ 13
Japan.
Yen .$0 99 Yen.. . $0 77
Five Yens 4 98 Ten Sen 06
Twenty Yens - 19 95
Mexico.
Doblon -_.. — $15 58 Peso $0 77
Peso .- 97 Real...- ._.. 09
Rltssia.
Imperial or 10 Roubles '.. $7 97 Rouble $0 57
Ducat or 3 Roubles 2 28 TenKopecs -. 03
Platina Rouble 71
Spain.
Five Pesetas. SO 96 Peseta.. $0 13
Sweden and Norway.
Ten Krouers $2 68 Kroner $0 19
Ducat 2 24
Switzerland,
Five Francs $0 96 Franc $0 13
CAUTIONS AS TO POISONS.
To avoid mistakes with poisons when not intending to use them : Keep all
active poisons as Arsenic, Corrosive Sublimate, Hall's and Fowler's Solutions,
etc., in bottles painted with rings of black, or a large black square under the
label, in the center of which a death's head label might be pasted.
This not only prevents using such medicines by mistake in place of com-
paratively harmless remedies, but also calls attention to their dangerous char-
acter when using properly and incites closer notice of quantities prescribed.
It was the custom of an experienced prescription clerk when filling a pre-
scription, to keep all bottles used from, either on the counter before him or out
of place, until the prescription was finished or all the ingredients put together,
and then to return the bottles to their places as he checked them on the pre-
scription. This precaution at one time prevented the completion of some troches
containing Arsenic used for powdered Acacia, while straightening the bottles
on the shelf the error was discovered.
CALOMEL CHANGING TO CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE.
Experiments by German chemists seem to show that alkalies and their
carbonates decompose Calomel and produce poisonous compounds, and they
assert that Calomel pills made with sugar containing hydrate of lime, may in
time become dangerously poisonous through the action of the lime.
578 MoKBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
♦PAPILLOH*
(CliARKE'S EXTRACT OP TliAX.)
SKIN CURE, S8.00 PER DOZ. Used externally for all diseases of the cutaneous sys-
tem. Allays all inflammations.
CATARRH CIJRE, $8.00 PER DOZ. is the only purely vegetable Catarrh remedy,
and as such, it is guaranteed to be free from any injurious effects.
COUCJH CURE, $8.00 PER ]>OZ. Stands unrivaled for Whooping Cough, Bronchial
Cough, and similar affections of the air passages and throat.
CLARKE'S FLAX SALVE.
"best salve on eabth."
HAS NO COMPETITOR. POSITIVELY UNEQUALED
FOR
Piles, Burns, Cuts, Sores, Wounds, Etc.
$S0.00 PER OROiSS.
An elegant 5-inch Terrestrial Globe Twine Holder, mounted in nickel, given with each
gross order.
If you want m.eritorious goods, well advertised, handsomely put up, good sellers and fair
profits, order the above remedies.
PAPILLON COMPANY, - - - Chicago, III.
Trade Supplied by MORRISi^SON, PliVMMER & CO.
Snuf_f§
FRENCH RAPPEE, PARISER,
SINGLE ROSE MACCOBOY—— —
-♦
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AND THE CELEBRATED
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CAUTIONS IN DISPENSING.
Detached caution labels, as " poison, to be shaken," and " for exter-
nal use," should be placed on the upper part of the bottle, near the shoulder,
because there they are read first, which is of the utmost importance. If pasted
at the bottom of the bottle, below the written label, the hand that holds the
bottle conceals involuntarily the note of warning which the dispenser was most
anxious to convey. When two tablespoon fuls of an 8-ounee mixture is ordered
to be taken the direction ought to state "an eighth part," and the bottle should
be graduated; a large tablespoon holds an ounce, hence double doses may be
given if too literally following the directions.
TREATMENT IN CASES OF POISONING.
SEND FOB A COMPETENT PHYSICIAN AT ONCE.
GENEEAL TEEATMENT.
Vomit the patient freely with warm water and mustard, Ipecac or salt wa-
ter, then give white of eggs freely, or of lard, olive, or other bland oil, except
in phosphorous poisoning.
If an acid has been taken, give freely of Calciaed magnesia. Chalk, or other
alkali.
If the poison has been an alkali, give oil freely, and after vomiting neutral-
ize with acid drinks, followed by more oil and second vomiting, if acids will
not make poisonous compounds with alkali.
SPECIAL TEEATMENT.
Acids: Give quickly Calcined magnesia, stir up with water to a thin paste.
Soap shavings in water, as a very thick suds; or in the absence of these. Chalk,
powdered and mixed with water. After the acid is fully neutralized and the
stomach emptied, soothe with alkaline mucilage, milk with magnesia in it, or
sweet oil.
Fob Aconite, Belladonna and Digitalis: Vomiting, stimulants, strong
coffee. Opium, and hot applications. Opium only under care of a physician or
experienced person.
Aqua Ammonia, or Hartshorn: If taken undiluted is a violent poison.
Give vinegar, instantly, mixed with a little water; this acts by neutralization.
Vegetable oils, in large quantity, furnish the next best antidote, the ammonia
acting upon them to form soap.
Fob Arsenical Poisoning, Eats Bane, Paris Green, etc. : Vomit with
Ipecac, solution of Alum or salt water. Give white of egg freely, and follow
with weakened solution of perchloride of iron, or dialized iron.
If patient is very weak use hot applications, and very cautiously of Alco-
holic stimulants.
Belladonna: See Aconite.
Chlobal Hydbate: Vomiting, stimulants, strong coffee, hot baths, and
dropping the head lower than the rest of the body, to cause a flow of blood to
the brain.
Chlobofobm: Death from Chloroform need never occur, according to the
doctrine of Syme, Lister and Hughes, if this simple rule be observed: " Never
mind the pulse, never mind the heart, leave the pupil to iiself. Keep your eye
on the breathing; and if it becomes embarrassed to a grave extent, take an ar-
tery forceps and pull the tongue well out." Syme never lost a case from
Chloroform, although he gave it 5,000 times. This simple rule enabled him
(so he thought) to make this excellent record. — Lancet.
Use Nitrate of amyle in inhalation, and lower the body so as to cause the
blood to flow to the head.
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One trial will convince you of its value, after which you will use no other.
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TREATMENT IN CASES OF POISONING-Cont'd.
CoKEosivE Sublimate and Other Mercurials, Bed Bug Poison, etc. :
Mix up quickly the whites of a dozen eggs, with a quart of cold water, give a
cupful of the mixture every two minutes till the stomach can hold no more. If
you have not eggs enough use what you have and make up the deficiency with
milJc. Wheat floar, mixed with water, is good. Use the stomach-pump if it
can be had quickly, or vomit with Mustard, Ipecac, or any vegetable nauseant.
Copper, Blue Vitriol, Verdigris, Poison prom Copper Vessels, etc. :
Give an emetic promptly, then white of eggs, milk, oil or mucilage ; afterwards
empty the stomach and give magnesia in watery paste.
Digitalis: See Aconite. Alcohol in two or three drachm doses, diluted,
is said by Dr. B. F. Stockett, of Peoria, 111., tp be an antidote in Digitalis
poisoning — dose to be repeated every twenty minutes while needed.
Laudanum: See Opium.
Lead Poisoning: Epsom salts in large doses, with Ipecac until vomiting
and purging sets iu. Use white of egg, if poison is a lead salt taken into the
stomach, and give plenty of fresh milk. Strychnia is often found valuable when
there is paralysis.
Fresh milk used regularly in diet is said to prevent lead colic with those
who work in paint or lead.
Lye Poisoning: Give freely of oil or warm lard and white of egg, and if
possible, cause vomiting after giving the oil.
Mercurials: See Corrosive Sublimate.
Opium, Morphia and Laudanum: Vomiting and white of egg. If the
poison has been just taken give a solution of Tannin to prevent ready absorp-
tion of the poison. If already diffused in the system use Tincture belladonna
in full doses until the pulse quickens and the pupils of the eye begin to dilate,
observing great caution after these signs appear. Strong col¥ee is beneficial,
also electric currents and frequent application of cold water so as to shock the
system. Keep the patient in motion constantly if practicable.
If drowsiness comes on take the patient into the open air ; dash water
into the face, by all means keep him awake. If once allowed to fall asleep it
may be impossible to arouse him.
Phosphorous, Eat Paste, Matches, etc. : Vomit promptly, then fill the
stomach with white of eggs, then ilour paste, mucilage or magnesia, and vomit
again. Do not use any oil or grease, as this hastens the poisonous action.
Silver, Nitrate: Use moderately strong solution of common salt, and
after the vomiting give freely of fresh milk.
Strychnia and its Salts: Vomiting, and if the poison has been recently
taken use solution of Tannin, and very freely of white of egg. If convulsions
appear use Chloroform, Chloral hydrate, or opium.
Professor Bellini, after a long series of experiments on poisoning by Strych-
nia and its salts arrives at the following conclusion: That the best antidotes
are Tannic acid. Chlorine and the tinctures of Iodine and Bromine. Chlorine
attacks the Strychnia even after it is diffused through the system. He believes
the arrest in the symptoms by Tannin to be due, not to chemical action, but to
its astringent effects on the mucous membrane of the stomach, whereby the ab-
sorption of the poison is rendered difficult.
Excellent results follow the very free use of Bromide of Potassium in large
doses frequently repeated until relaxation of muscles appear. In severe caser<
doses may be as large as half an ounce, repeated as the effect seems to be wear-
ing off.
Tetanus or Lockjaw has been cured by repeated doses of Bromide of Po-
tassium given in heavy doses, ranging from two to four drachms, and repeated
as fast as the effects of each dose seem to be wearing off. Cases where one-half
to one pound have been thus taken within fifteen to twenty days and success-
fully, are on record.
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TREATMENT IN CASES OF POISONING-Cont'd.
Remedies for Poison-Oak Eruptions: 1st.— A strong solution of Bi-
carb, soda applied soon after the eruption appears, is frequently efficacious.
2d. — Fluid extract of serpentaria, applied by brush and cloths to the erup-
tion, is said to be a successful remedy.
3d. — Dr. Q. 0. Smith sends to the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal
the following formula for use in this affection:
5. Acid Carbolic. 3 ss,
01. Sassafras -._
01. Juniperi ^ 3 i.
TJng. Zinci Oxide (Benzoated) § L
M. Apply from two to four times daily, and before going to bed wash the
inflamed part thoroughly with warm water and soap.
4th. — Dr. Ward in the Medical Record calls attention to the great value of
Labarraque's Solution, or Liq. Chlor. Soda, in cases of poisoning from the Rhus
Toxicodendron or Poison Oak: If the skin is not broken use its full strength
several times a day, otherwise dilute the solution with five or six parts of water.
From a pamphlet on the use of PARIS GREEN as a destroyer of the Col-
orado Potato Beetle, issued by C. T. Raynolds & Co., we copy the following;
PRECAUTION IN THE USE OF PARIS GREEN.
All packages, whether large or small, should be plainly marked Poison.
There is great danger in mixing this green for potato bug and cotton worm
poison, owing to the fine dust which arises in the process, which is inhaled, and
also rapidly absorbed by the pores of the skin, especially if the person using it
should be in a state of perspiration. To guard against this, the hands and face
(particularly the nostrils) should be protected as much as possible, and should
be carefully washed after working in it, or in any of the preparations of which
it is an ingredient. As it penetrates and poisons Wood — gets into the seams
and crevices of articles made of metal, and even into earthenware that is at all
porous; All Household Utensils, or Anything in Barn or Stable (which
cattle or horses could have access to) in which the article may have been mixed,
or from which it has been used, should be carefully set aside, and never again
USED FOR any OTHER PURPOSE.
Malignant sores are not infrequentlv caused by scratching the skin when
itching or irritated from handling the green. It should be constantly borne in
mind that it is a more dangerous and deadly poison than arsenic; and farmers,
planters, and others, when purchasing, should be duly cautioned to exercise the
utmost care in using it.
CURE.
The free use of milk as a beverage is recommended, but we have found
Hydrated peroxide of iron (a simple, harmless remedy) the best antidote.
Sores caused by the green should be well covered with it, as with an ordinary
salve, and a teaspoonful in a wine glass of water should be taken twice a day,
internally, while working with the green. This remedy can be obtained from
any druggist or chemist, but we give the following recipe for making it: Take
2 parts Commercial Nitric Acid or Aqua Fortis,
1 part of water — to which add slowly, stirring occasionally,
8 parts Copperas (Sulphate of Iron); and when dissolved,
Add water 10 times the bulk of the whole.
To this solution add Aqua Ammonia gradually, and stirring in as long as
a precipitate of a dark red brown — iron rust color — is formed. This precipitate
must then be filtered and washed two or three times to remove the Sulphate of
ammonia. This leaves the Hydrated peroxide of iron — or antidote for Paris
green and Arsenic — which, when taken internally, combines with any Paris
green that may be in the stomach, forming an Arseniate of iron, which is
harmless, and passes from the system in the natural course.
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HOW TO TREAT A SUN STRUCK PERSON.
Take the patient at once to a cool and shady place, as near as possible
Loosen the clothes thoroughly about his neck and waist. Lay him down with
the head a little raised. Apply wet cloths or broken ice to the head, and mus-
tard or turpentine to the calves of the legs and the soles of the feet. Give a little
weak whisky and water if he can swallow. Meanwhile let some one go for
the doctor, you can not safely do more without his advice.
Sunstroke is a sudden prostration due to long exposure to great heat,
especially when much fatigued or exhausted, It begins with pain in the head,
or dizziness, quickly followed by loss of consciousness and complete prostration.
HOW TO DECIDE WHETHER DEATH HAS TAKEN
PLACE.
Dr. Hugo Magnus, the eminent professor of physiology in the University
of Breslau, Germany, in a recent letter to the Iowa Board of Health, gives what
he terms a "positive sign of death." "All that one has to do," he says, "is to tie
a string firmly around the finger of the supposed corpse. If there is the least
spark of life left — that is, if the blood circulates at all — the whole finger, from
the string to the tip will gradually turn a bluish red, from engorgement of the
veins. Nothing else, no post-mortem infiltration, can be mistaken for this
appearance." Tbis simple and seemingly infallible test can be applied by a
layman as well as a physician.
2d. — Apply the flame of a candle to the tip of one of the great toes of the
supposed corpse, and a blister will immediately rise. If the vitality is gone this
will be full of air, and will burst with some noise if the flame be applied to it
a few seconds longer; if life is not extinct, the blister will be full of water and
will not burst. Though very few are actually buried alive, many may be aban-
doned as dead while life is still in them, and then die from being handled and
exposed as corpses often are. The test therefore should be applied as soon as
life is supposed to be extinct, and before an undertaker is called in.
HOW TO RESTORE DROWNING PERSONS.
The frequency of accidents on water should induce every person, whethv^v
old or young, to learn the best means known to physicians for resuscitating
those who are taken from the water. Just how long a person can lie in water
and be only asphyxiated, varies, as observation proves. Prompt, intelligent
and persevering means has failed to restore when the body has been in the water
only three minutes; the same means has been successful at other times when ten
or more minutes have passed. The symptoms are the same in nearly all oases —
respiration slow, labored or absent for minutes, pulseless, sometimes heart sounds
are inaudible and yet they are not apparently dead, as efforts to resuscitate of ten
prove. The following rules, laid down by Marshall Hall, the great Scotch phi-
lanthropist and physician, are generally used by the faculty and, as they are so
easily understood and practiced, are both in this country and Europe placarded
by boards cf health in cities, around docks and vessels, and many a person has
been saved by them.
" First. — Treat the patient instantly on the spot, in the open air, freely ex-
posing the face, neck and chest to the breeze, except in severe weather.
Second. — In order to clear the throat, place the patient gently on the face,
with one wrist under the forehead, that all fluid, and the tongue itself, may fall
forward and leave the entrance into the wind-pipe free.
Third. — To excite respiration, turn the patient slightly on his side, and
apply some irritating or stimulating agent to the nostrils, as veratrine. dilute
ammonia, etc.
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The Whiskies, both Rye and Bourbon, are put up
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Fourth. — Make the face warm by brisk friction, then dash cold water upon it.
Fifth.^ — If not successful, lose no time, but, to imitate respiration, place the
patient on his face, turn the body gently but completely on the side and a little
beyond; then again on the face, and so alternately. Repeat this movement
deliberately and perseveringly, fifteen times only in a minute. When the patient
lies on the thorax, this cavity is compressed by the weight of the body and expi-
ration takes place. When he is turned on the side this pressure is removed and
inspiration occurs.
Sixth. — When the prone position is resumed, make a uniform and sufficient
pressure along the spine, removing the pressure immediately before rotation on
the side. (The pressure augments the expiration, the rotation commences inspi-
ration.) Continue these measures.
Seventh. — Rub the limbs upward, with firm pressure and with energy. (The
object being to aid the return of venous blood to the heart.)
Eighth. — Substitute for the patient's wet clothing, if possible, such other
clothing as can be procured, each bystander supplying a coat or cloak,
etc. Meantime, and from time to time, to excite inspiration, let the surface of
the body be slapped briskly with the hand.
Ninth. — Rub the body briskly until it is dry and warm, then dash cold
water upon it and repeat the rubbing.
Avoid the immediate removal of the patient, as it involves a dangerous loss
of time; also the use of bellows or any forcing instrument; also the warm bath
and all rough treatment."
HOW TO INDUCE SLEEP.
It is a common expression that to take food immediately before going to
bed and to sleep is unwise. Such a suggestion is answered by a reminder that
the instinct of animals prompts them to sleep as soon as they have eaten; and in
summer an after-dinner nap, especially when that meal is taken at midday, is a
luxury indulged in by many. A twelve hours interval without food explains
many a restless night, and much of the head and backache, and languid, half-
rested condition on rising, which is accompanied by no appetite for breakfast.
This meal itself often dissipates these sensations. It is, therefore desirable,
if not essential in many cases, that the last thing before going to bed
should be the taking of food. Sleeplessness is often caused by hunger,
and a tumbler of milk, if drank in the middle of the night, will often
put people to sleep when hypnotics would fail of their purpose. For some
persons, food before rising is an equally important expedient. It supplies strength
for bathing and dressing, and is a better morning "pick-me-up" than any
hackneyed "tonic."
ON THE ADULTERATION OF DRUGS.
BY C. B. ALIiAIKE.
This is a subject of so wide a scope that to treat of it fully would require
more space and time than are at present available. We shall therefore take
only one line of goods for consideration, viz., that of Powdered Drugs. The de-
tection of adulterations is a work which has heretofore been considered beyond
the reach of the ordinary druggist with his ordinary facilities; but much has
been done in the last few years to make this work easier and more certain in its
results.
Chemistry offers but very little assistance, as we have few alkaloids or
strictly chemical substances to deal with. It is possible by determining the
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one ounce packages, in a style uniform with our ounce packages of
Herbs, Leaves and Flowers now so familiar to the entire drug trade
of the United States and other English speaking nations.
We are satisfied that this new line will be appreciated by the
trade. These goods may be obtained from the jobbing trade gen-
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percentage in the ordinary way, of active principles, such as resins, etc., to form
an approximate idea of the value of a suspected article, as in the case of pow-
dered, jalap, golden seal, mandrake, etc., but if this test shows the article to be
of inferior quality, we are at a loss to say whether it is due to the use of an in-
ferior grade of crude material or to the addition of foreign inert matter. There-
fore while the goods may be rejected on general principles it is impossible to
give a good reason for the complaint.
There are some drugs such as oily seeds and ergot which are said to be de-
void of starch, and these, if tested with a solution of iodine, ought not to give
the customary reaction for starch; but if mustard flour is colored with turmer-
ic, though this may not be considered an adulteration, it contains enough
starch to destroy the value of the iodine test. Mustard which is to be tested
in that way should be free from all coloring.
Inasmuch as chemistry or pharmacy afford so little assistance in the solu-
tion of these questions, we are compelled to look in some other direction for the
desired relief. The microscope, we think, will afford the best means for this
purpose, and from the writer's experience it is predicted that in a few
years a knowledge of its use will be considered indispensable and even a
requisite qualification for graduation in all the leading colleges of pharmacy in
the United States.
It will be the object of this paper to show how examinations in this way of
powdered drugs may be made quickly and with some degree of certainty.
There is very little literature on this special subject to be referred to. When
the writer appealed to one of the most expert microscopists in this country for
suggestions, he was told to treat the powders as opaque objects, an utterly
impossible thing to do with the objectives necessary for the work.
Many people have an idea that the magnifying power of a microscope lies
in the stand, and they speak of a microscope which magnifies one hundred or
five hundred times as the case may be; such is not the case. When one has a
good stand he may add lenses or objectives* at pleasure and make his stand of
as high a power as he pleases. All good stands now made have what is called
the society screw,! ^^'i the objectives made by one house will now fit the stands
made by another.
We will take it for granted that the reader is supplied with a good stand
and with, say three, good objectives ranging from one inch to one-sixth inch, J
these with two eyepieces, A and B, or 1 and 2 as they are termed by different
makers, will give a range of powers up to about 750 diameters, which is ample
for our present purpose. If a suitable stand has not been already procured, we
would suggest that the advice of some one of experience be secured in making
a selection, as a mistake in this respect will prove a serious detriment in ac-
complishing satisfactory future work. If the amount to be expended is limited
it IS better to secure a good stand at any rate, and the accessories || can be added
from time to time as circumstances may requii'e.
In the beginning only low powers will be needed, as there will be found
plenty of preliminary work to be done in leai-ning how to prepare slides and in
mounting objects, in the management of the light, focusing, etc., also some
glass slides three by one inch and some thin round cover glasses.
In using the microscope the eye must first become familiar with the ob-
jects seen, in the same way that we learn to recognize the ordinary objects of
*The lenses at the lower end of the stand are called objective because they are nearest the
object.
fThat is a connecting screw of uniform gauge between the objective and the tube.
:i;The terms one inch, half inch, etc., are arbitrary terms so far as the working or focal dis-
tance is concerned, the lowest fractions having the highest power (give true definition).
ijThis term, applies to eyepieces, objectives, camera lucida, polarizing prisms, co.ndensers
and other sub-stage apparatus.
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daily life. If a person has never seen corn or oats it can hardly be expected
that he would recognize them if seen mixed. So also it is necessary to see corn
starch alone and in a condition known to be such in order to recognize it when
used as an adulterant. It is necessary, therefore, to educate the eye in this re-
spect by examining all of the more prominent substances, such as wheat and
buckwheat flour, corn and potato starches and such other substances as are lia-
ble to be used as adulterants. I believe that it is impossible to adulterate
drugs in such a way that the sophistication can not be detected even with our
present state of knowledge on the subject, that it may be an exceedingly diffi-
cult matter to detect the nature and percentage of the adulterant, I admit. But
when a person is perfectly familiar with the appearance of say pure powdered
Ipecac under the microscope it becomes a comparatively easy matter to detect
the presence of a foreign body, and if the percentage of foreign matter is large
enough it may be considered not accidental, but an intentional adulteration.
Nearly all vegetable substances, as before stated, contain starch, these
starch granules differ from each other in form and markings just as distinctly
as do the crude substances in their natural states. So far as the writer is
informed these starches furnish the best means of identifying substances in a
finely divided state, and it becomes just as easy to determine finely ground
wheat flour from corn flour of the same degree of fineness and color as if the
two articles were presented in the natural form and colors of the respective
grains, on the same principle it becomes easy to detect the presence of wheat
flour or middlings used as an adulterant in powdered ipecac root or other pow-
ders. By this remark I do not mean to convey the impression that wheat or any
other starch grains are always of identically the same shape, size or appearance,
for they are not, but they come under the same general shape and appearance
as graius of wheat do to the naked eye, though no two of them are exactly alike.
Some illustrations of starches are shown in connection with this article,
these are not drawn to scale as the object is more to show the comparative
shape, outline and markings than to show the comparative size, although with
few exceptions they are all drawn from slides under the same powers. The
subjects are taken mostly from work recently done and represent adulterations
as found in commercial goods of supposed purity. The arrangement is arbi-
trary and designed to show only the points of mo^t interest; we will consider
them in detail.
Fig. 1 shows at A a section of mustard seed (yellow California) without the
testa. Ac shows the cellular tissue, and Ab, starch forms. The writer's atten-
tion was attracted to this subject by the examination of commercial samples
offered for sale guaranteed of absolute purity. Every sample contaioed starch
forms in small percentage. All authorities on the subject state that mustard
contains no starch in the mature seeds. Thinking the presence of starch forms
was due to a slight mixture of immature or foreign seeds, a sample was selected
and powdered, and still the starch forms were present. These forms are col-
ored blue by iodine and polarize the same as starch grains, but faintly, and are
about the size and shape of medium wheat starch, and up to the present writing
the writer is not satisfied that they are not starches, though the percentage is so
small that it could never be considered as an adulterant and entirely too small
to be seen when treated with iodine in the ordinary way. This subject was
taken to show the extreme delicacy of the microscope test.
Fig. 2 shows the presence of unconverted potato starch in a sample of
dextrine, Be sho we the grains in their normal shape and with their peculiar mark-
ings. It will be noticed that the hilum or nucleus is located in the small end,
differing from Maranta starch in this respect as shown in fig. 6, group 1. Bd
shows the outlines and markings of starch grains partly converted, and Bb
shows a broken and a normal grain as shown under polarized light. This effect
furnishes a most excellent test for starches, as oil globules, air bubbles, aleurone
grains and similar bodies do not polarize; cellular matter, especially epidermal
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cells frequently give beautiful effects under the polariscope, but of such differ-
ent character as to outlines, that a very little practice will be all that is neces-
sary to obviate any confusion.
Fig. 1. A, Section of mustard seed, with-
out the testa. Ac, cellular tissue. Ab, starch
forms.
Fig. 2. Potato starch. Be, normal shaped
grains, showing their peculiar markings. Bb,
normal and broken grains under polarized
light. Bd, markings of starch grains partly
changed to dextrine.
com^;ta;ph r^Lr-^'^ft*'® ^'^''.il®'''*?'^ ^?*^ ^^^-J- <5olden seal, adulterated with
,,?iS^l /^ Ca, corn starch. C6, extractive wheat flour. D6, wheat starch. 2) a, starch of
matter. i,c, cellular matter. Cd, air bubble. golden seal. Dd, cellular structure peculiar
to golden seal. Dc, fragments of cellular
membrane.
Fig. 3 shows a field of Extract of Licorice, largely adulterated with corn
starch, as shown at Ca. This was sold by the manufacturer for pure goods.
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Ch represents the extractive matter which might be of any other shape. Ce
shows cellular matter present, and Cd is an air bubble, this of course has no
nucleus, air bubbles are always round, unless crowded out of shape by the dens-
ity of the mounting medium, or the pressure of solid bodies on either side, thev
are very easily recognized after a little practice.
Fig. 4 shows a slide of Golden Seal adulterated with wheat flour, the starch
of which is shown at Dh. The aleurone or gluten grains should also be shown
as corroborative of the wheat starch, bnt were by oversight omitted in making
the sketch, they are exceedingly small globular bodies, of about the size of the
smallest golden seal starch grains shown at Da. The peculiar cellular structure
of the golden seal root is shown at Dd, and fragments of cell membrane at Dc.
Fig 5. Powdered ipecac adulterated. Eb, Fig. 6. Group 1. Arrowroot starches,
starchgrams of ipecac. -Erf, crystals peculiar Group 2. Tapioca starches. Group 3. Jamai-
to ipecac. Ea resinous matter. Ee, cellular ca ginger starches. Group 4. Eace ginger
tissue. Re, starch of wheat. starches. Group 5. Galangal starches.
Fig. 5 shows a sample of Powdered Ipecac also adulterated. The Ipecac
starch grams bemg shown at Eh. This form of starch is quite common and
worthy careful study. It will be noticed that the grains are formed in clusters
of two to five or. more, when afterwards separated, one side shows a flattened
surface, which was the point of contact during the period of growth, giving the
gram the appearance of having been cut off, modifications of this shape are
quite common, and will be seen in group 2, Fig. 6. Sometimes these forms
settle on the flattened end, and then in looking at them they appear to be round.
So also flattened grains will sometimes be seen on edge, giving them an oval
appearance. Also starches such as corn, which have characteristic cracks on
them, will present themselves with this portion obscured. Such may be turned
over and examined on all sides by gently pressing the cover glass with a
needle.
To return again to our description of Fig. 5, we have at Ed, crystals shown,
peculiar to that drug, at Ea fragments of resinous matter, at Ee portions of cel-
lular tissue, and at Ec starch of the adulterant.
Fig. 6 shows a collection of starches which are given to illustrate the
constant variation in different drugs. Group 1 being Maranta starch, group 2
Tapioca starch, group 3 Jamaica ginger starch, group 4 Eace ginger starch,
group 5 Galangal starch. One in group 1 shows a polarized starch grain, which
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though apparently like the polarized potato starch in Fig. 2, is in reality quite
different; in the potato starch, two straight lines cross at the hilum which is in
the small end, in the arrowroot starch the hilum is nearer the large end, and the
black lines apparently meet there, but can not be said to cross at apparent right-
angles as in the potato starch, this is due to the position as seen.
It will be seen by these illustrations that so far no two starches are exactly
alike, and the writer believes that this rule extends through all starch-bearing
substances, but we are not dependent entirely upon the starches for evidence in
detecting adulterations, as corroborative, we have spiral and dotted ducts,
cellular tissue, crystals, stone cells, vegetable hairs, and many other peculiar-
ities that the careful observer will note. As stated before comparatively little
has, so far, been done in this field of investigation, but enough has been done
to establish the principle and encourage future investigation and painstaking
work.
In making the drawings for these illustrations, they are shown as the objects
appear under cheap objectives of good quality, for the reason that they may be
referred to by persons having the same facilities. Whoever may have better
lenses procured because they were really needed, will know probably the value
of such, and make due allowance for necessary corrections.
It was not thought best to show lines and markings which the ordinary
observer, would never be able to see with his limited facilities, or rather to leave
out optical defects liable to be met with.
For the casual examination of powders, a glass slide should be carefully
cleaned, a drop of clean water placed in the center, and a very small portion of
the suspected powder stirred in, taking care to avoid the formation of air bub-
bles, then taking a clean cover glass place it gently on the moistened powder.
If the space between the slide and cover glass is not filed with the water, it
should be, if there is an excess of water around the edge of the cover glass it
may be taken up with a piece of blotting paper.
If oily substances are to be examined, Turpentine or Benzole may be sub-
stituted for the water. The slide being thus prepared it may be examined at
leisure. In the course of five or ten minutes the water will evaporate sufficiently
to form bubbles under the cover glass so as to interfere with a thorough exami-
nation, this may be replaced, or if some hours are to be required for a thorough
examination, a ring of glycerine jelly may be run around the cover glass when
it will remain unchanged for days.
For permanent slides a ring of white varnish or asphaltum is generally
used. All details of this character will be found in Beale's " How to Work with
the Microscope," or Carpenter's "The Microscope and its Revelations." Sachs'
" Structural Botany," will also be found very useful in the study of plant his-
tology. For mounting fluids water is most used for ordinary work, but for per-
manent work Canada balsam, glycerine jelly, Damarin benzole, camphor water,
etc., are necessary, according to the subject it is desired to preserve. This is an
important part of the work and many books have been written on this branch of
microscopy alone.
It is desirable to have for reference standard slides of all important drugs
liable to adulteration, the material for these may be powdered very finely in a
mortar and sifted through bolting cloth; also slides of the common adulterants
should be kept for reference and comparison.
It will also be desirable to prepare thinly cut sections of the drugs which it
is desired to study, making cross, longitudinal and tangenital sections, these
will be found useful in studying cell structure, etc., and will help to confirm
impressions derived from the study of the starchy and other portions.
In conclusion the writer desires to say that it is impossible to go much
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Only points of a general character have been given, many of them are such as
the writer felt the need of when he first began to use the microrfcope, and they
will at least serve for considerable preliminary practice, and until fuller works
on the subject are needed.
Beginners should be very slow in their conclusions, " prove all things,"
and be sure you are right before you express an opinion, at first it may take a
week to this, but the subject having been gone over once thoroughly, is then
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ADULTERATIONS.
Acacia. — Powdered, generally adulterated with flour, starch or cheap arrow
root, occasionally with mineral or earthy substances. For the first, test a thin
mucilage of the suspected acacia with tmcture of iodine, and for the mineral or
earthy admixture let the mucilage be made thin, and then, if it is not clear,
allow it to stand undisturbed awhile for the adulteration to settle. (See also
chloroform test.)
Aniline. — Is often adulterated with sugar, and is sold as commercial ani-
line by all houses. If bought as pure, and suspected, put a few grains in a
little pure alcohol, which will dissolve the aniline and leave the sugar. If the
alcohol has water in it this test will not answer.
To Test Balsam Peru. — When a drop or two of the true Balsam
is placed upon the tongue, it produces a liquid diffused impression, while
the sophisticated being generally a solution of resin, deposits the gum on the
back of the teeth and tongue.
Other Tests. — (American Drug Circular.) — Hager gives the following;
1. Make a solution of five parts table salt with twenty-three parts of water.
Pure Balsam, dropped from a height of seven to eight inches, should go to
the bottom, its specific gravity being greater than that of the solution.
2. Shake some of the Balsam with Petroleum benzine and let the mixture
stand awhile, when the supernatant liquid should be perfectly clear and nearly
colorless.
3. A solution of one part Balsam in seven of alcohol should be of a beautiful
dark-brown color, and when mixed with three parts water, make a milky liquid
which mil not clear or separate within two days.
Calomel Test. — For Corrosive Sublimate mix with four or fi.ve times its
weight of water and agitate the mixture occasionally during fifteen or twenty
minutes, then filter, dry the residue and carefully weigh it. If it has lost no
appreciable weight, there is no Corros. Sublim. present, as that is soluble in
water. Pure Calomel will completely volatilize.
Other Tests — (American Pharmacist). — To ascertain whether Calomel con-
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Iodide of Potash 10 centigrammes.
Distilled water 10 grammes.
For an assay take 50 centigrammes of Calomel, put it on a glass and make
a paste by adding a few drops of the reagent. In case the calomel is pure it
will take a green color. If it contains even 1-1000 part of the bi-chloride of
mercury it will produce red stains.
The so called Chinese Cantharides, Huechys sanguinea, has been in-
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Microscopical Examination of Capsicum.
Fig. 1. Sections of pod of West India capsicum, natural size.
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Fig. 3. Inner surface of pod slightly magnified; a, section of same.
Fig. 4. Outer surface of capsicum-pod x 73.
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Fig. 27.
Inner surface of same, dry x 73.
Capsicum-pod, untreated, in water x 73: b. oil globules.
Same x 152.
Spiral vessels of pod, in water, x 73.
Outer surface of pod treated with potash, x 152.
Inner Rurface treated with potash, x 152.
Outer surface treated with nitric acid, x 250.
Pulp-cells of the pod; a, treated with potash, x 73; b, with acid, x 250.
Transverse section of pod, untreated, x 73; a, loose ridges; 6, membrane of pulp:
L-, cells of pulp.
Fig. 14. Section of outer skin of pod treated with nitric acid, x 250.
Inner skin of pod treated with nitric acid, x 250.
Transverse section of seed, untreated, x 73.
Surface of seed, showing shape of pits in the surface, x 250.
Sections of shell and seed, x 250 a, treated with potash, 6, with nitric acid.
Thin membrane enveloping cotyledon of seed, x 250.
Section of cotyledon of seed treated with potash, x 250, showing also starch of the
seed, untreated as seen by 1-inch, i-inch and 1-10-inch objectives.
Fig. 21. Yellow starch grains of turmeric root, x 250.
Light-colored starch (a) and cells of root bark (6) of same x 152.
Spiral vessels of turmeric ^oot x 250.
Starch ; a, of turmeric, b, of rice; c. of wheat found in ground turmeric, x250.
Scales of vegetable substance found in ground turmeric, x 152.
Cellular tissue of turmeric with starch grains, x 152.
^, the yellow starch (Fig. 21 1. ti, the white starch (Fig. 24 a) of turmeric treated
with potash, x 152.
Fig. 28. Masses of earthy adulterants softened by water, x 250.
Ohloeofokm, Cliemically Pure — Does not redden Litmus nor give a cloud-
iness with Nitrate of Silver, and remains colorless when boiled with Potash.
Mixed with Cone, sulph. acid and shaken, it should separate in half an hour
into two colorless layers.
Anothee Test. — Mr. Hardy states that Sodium when dried by wiping with
unsized paper, does not act on pure Chloroform, but if Alcohol or Ether are
present hydrogen is disengaged at once.
GiiOVES, cassia and other ground spices, show their adulterations best to
the microscope, except where the adulteration is great enough to be observed
by the unassisted eye. No ordinary chemical tests will reach most of these
frauds, as the adulteration is nearly always with vegetable matter with like
properties with the spices.
CocHiNEAii. — Adulterated by weighting with black lead or other dark sub-
stances. Put the suspected article in water after weighing, let the insects re-
main in ten or fifteen minutes with occasional stirring, then remove from the
water, dry and weigh them, and the loss in weight represents the amount of
adulteration.
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ADULTERATIONS— Cont'd.
Cream Taktae.— For Terra Alba, dissolve in a solution of Caustic potash
which .leaves the impurity undissolved. For Lime in any form, dissolve in
Aqua ammonia, and add a little solution of Oxalate of ammonia, which will
precipitate Chalk of Lime in any form. For Starch or Flour, test the solution
with Iodine for the blue color.
Fruit Extracts or Juices, for Aniline. — 0. Puscher recommends dipping
a silken or woolen thread into the Extract, and let the stain dry. If the color
is from the fruit it will easily wash out, but if made with Aniline, it will have a
rose color. — Phai^m. Centr. Halle.
Gingers. — Are adulterated with the woody stems — or bark and with
starches. Use the microscope.
Ipecac — With starches and woody fibre. Use the microscope.
Jalap. — Ditto. Use the microscope, and for mineral adulterations try the
chloroform test, page 607.
Lard.— A writer in the Pharmaceutical Journal says that he lately ob-
tained a quantity of lard from a respectable pork dealer which was beautifully
white ; indeed he had never seen an article that looked better. His first trial
of it was in preparing ointment of Nitrate of mercury. The color, when the
mercurial solution was added, was the reverse of citrine, indeed, decidedly
saturnine, developing in a short time a full slate color. Surprised at this un-
precedented result, the usual precautions having been taken as to temperature,
etc., the lard was suspected, and, on examination, was found to contain a large
proportion of Lime. Some time after, being in conversation with a lard rend-
erer, a bint was dropped as to the relation of lime to color, when the informa-
tion was confidentially imparted that a common practice among lard dealers
was to mix from 2 to 5 per cent, of Milk of Lime with the melted lard. A sa-
ponaceous compound is formed, which is not only pearly white, but will allow
the stirring in, during coloring, of 25 per cent, of water.
Mustard, Ground. — Is often adulterated with flour or meal, and colored
with turmeric, and sometimes with Chrome yellow. The latter is a dangerous
admixture, and any firm manufacturing or knowingly selling such goods should
receive the active disapprobation of every honest dealer. The microscope
is perhaps the best for corn-meal or bran, and Tinct. of iodine for the flour
or starch. For the Lead or Chrome yellow, add to a watery mixture
of the suspected Mustard, dilute Muriatic acid until it shows a clear
reaction on litmus paper, then drop in a few grains of Sulphuret of
potassium, which will give the mixture a reddish brown tint if lead is
present and leave it unchanged if it is free. A still more positive test is to
pass Sulphuretted Hydrogen through the mixture. For evidence of turmeric
coloring, use a solution of borax, which gives a dark brown color with turmeric.
Turmeric is added for the purpose of concealing the comparatively harmless
adulteration with flour or meal which reduces strength and cheapens the goods
without danger to anything but the consumer's purse.
Quinine. — Put 14 grains of the suspected Quinine in one ounce of water
and add ten drops of chemically pure Sulphuric Acid. To this solution add
a few drops of solution of Sulpho Cyanide of Potassium (2 drachms to one
oz. of water), when the salts contained in the Quinine solution will be precip-
itated, and if Cmchonidia, Quinidia or Cinchonia are present they will each be
known by their characteristic crystals. Or, place a small drop of each solution
on a glass plate side by side, and place another thin glass plate over them,
and as their edges touch, examine the line of junction with a magnifying
glass, and an adulteration of 1-1000 gr. of foreign salt can be detected.
— London Pharm. Jour.
Khubarb, Powdered. — Put a few grains on white blotting paper, and add
several drops of Chloroform. If of light colored Chinese Root and pure, but
a very light stain will result, for the darker varieties a deep yellow stain occurs.
Sprinkle over these stains a little powdered Borax and add one drop of Muriatic
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ADUIiTEBATIONS— Cont'd,
acid. If the powdered root is pure no change of color will follow, but if Tur-
meric has been mixed with it the spot will soon turn red. Turmeric is not
generally added with a view to cheapen the Rhubarb by weight, but to make a
poor quality look and sell as a prime, light colored article.
Saffron, Spanish.— For admixture with Safflower, soak the flowers and
examine their structure. The usual adulteration is Honey or Glycerine and
Barytes, or other heavy powder, which adheres to the Saffron because of the
Glycerine or honey. Put one drachm in an ounce of water, allow it to stand a
half hour with occasional stirring, then let it stand a few minutes to settle, and
pour off the water and flowers; dry and weigh both the sediment and the
Saffron; the lost weight represents the Glycerine, and it and the sediment rep-
resent the amount of adulteration which sometimes reaches 50 per cent., making
a very low priced article, and a good profit to the mixer or dealer who sells it
for a pure article.
Test for Adulteration of Santonin with Boracio Acid. — Dissolve a
little of the suspected Santonin in Alcohol with heat, and pour some of the
solution on blotting paper; then burn, and if Boracic Acid is present the flame
will be green.
ScAMMONY, Powdered. — If pure, will dissolve in Ether to the extent of
75 to 90 per cent. It is sometimes adulterated with earthy matter and with
meal. Put a little of the suspected powder m dilute Muriatic Acid, and if any
mineral or earthy matter is present, effervescence ensues. For flour, apply the
Iodine test.
To Discover Lead in Tartaric Acid. — Tartaric Acid is frequently con-
taminated with lead, from the fact that a large proportion ©f the commercial
acid is crystallized in leaden vessels. This may be discovered by passing sul-
phuretted hydrogen gas through a solution of half an o.ince of the acid in
about four ounces of water, when a black or brown precipitate will be pro-
duced according to the amount of contamination.
Tests for Some Adulterations of Vegetable Powders. — Dr. C. Himly,
in the Year Book of Pharmacy for 1877, says Chloroform is useful in detecting
mineral adulterations in vegetable powders, and determining the amount of
adulteration with reasonable accuracy. He says in each experiment a small
quantity of the Powder was well shaken with about half a test tube full of
Chloroform and the mixture allowed to rest for 12 hours, when the following
drugs were found to have completely risen to the surface, viz.: Acacia, Trag-
acanth. Starches, Myrrh, Barbadoes Aloes, Jalap, Saffron, Cinchonas, Nux
Vomica, Mustard, White Pepper, Capsicum and Guarana; mineral adulterations
were found at the bottom, and the quantity was easily ascertained by pouring
off the supernatant liquid and powder, evaporating the remaining Chloroform
and weighing the mineral powder. Gamboge, Scammony, Opium, Socotrine
Aloes, Licorice Boot, Ginger, Colocynth, Ipecac, Cassia and Cardamoms would
not thoroughly rise, but separated, part rising and part sinking, consequently
the test is not universal in its application to vegetable substances.
Tests for Vermilion. — The English Chemical Gazette suggests a num-
ber of tests for adulterations in Vermilion, some of which are new, while all are
effective. The basis of its tests is the insolubility in Nitric Acid of Sulphide
of Mercury — whether the black, formed by precipitation, or the red, made in any
of the ways described in treatises. "When Mercury is dear, the temptation to adul-
terate becomes very strong. The substances used for this purpose are genei ally
Red Lead, Bed Oxide of Iron, and an organic matter called Dragon's Blood,
which gives a red color. If a sample of Vermilion, in powder, be treated in a
test tube with Nitric Acid and boiled, and no change takes place, the Vermilion
is free from iron or lead. If the Nitric Acid becomes yellow, iron has been dis
solved in it, which may be proved by adding to the liquid, diluted with water,
a few drops of a solution of Ferrocyanide of Potassium, which will immediately
produoe a deep blue color. If the Nitric Acid be colorless, still it may contain
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lead in solution. To settle this point dilute some of it -with distilled water
and add a few drops of Iodide of Potassium; if lead be present, a bright yellow
precipitate will be formed which wiU dissolve on boiling, and will be precipi-
tated, on coolinff, in brilHant yellow scales. If a portion of the sample be
treated with Alcohol, and Dragon's Blood be present, a red solution will be pro-
duced. Pure Vermilion, when heated on an iron palette-knife, first turns black
and the sulphur burns off with a pale blue flame; after a time the Mercury
volatilizes, and the whole disappears; if anything remains it is an adulteration.
If iron be the adulterant, it will remain as red oxide; if lead, it wiU remain as
yellow oxide, and will ba fused or melted; and if Dragon's Blood has been em-
ployed, it will give off a powerful odor. The presence of Eosine, an adulter-
ant recently noticed, is detected by means of Alcohol, which dissolves it out,
leaving, in many cases, Red Lead behind.
ADULTERATION OF ESSENTIAL OILS.
Oil of Bitteb Almoitos — Is adulterated with Nitro-benzole or Essence
of Myrbane. J. M, Maisch, an authority in such matters, says : Dissolve half
a drachm of the suspected oil in 2 or 3 drachms of Alcohol, add 15 grains of
C. P. fused Caustic potash ; heat for a few minutes so as to dissolve the potash,
and reduce the liquid to one-third its volume and set aside to cool. If pure,
the oil will remain liquid, but if Nitro-benzole is present a crystalUne deposit
will take place, proportioned to the amount of adulteration.
Oil Anise — Is adulterated with Castor oil, with Alcohol, and with the two
mixed; also with Spermaceti. Pure oil should have a specific gravity of .97 to
.99, and should freeze about 50° Fahr, For Castor Oil, put a few drops on un-
sized paper and apply heat. If a fixed greaso spot is left, Castor Oil will ac-
count for it. If Spermaceti is present, its crystals will differ in form from the
oU crystals, and will also sink to the bottom of the bottle as the oil is chilled
to the crystallizing point.
Oil Bergamot — Has a neutral reaction with the test paper, when pure,
and dissolves in half its own weight of pure Alcohol, while Oil of orange
decreases its solubility.
Oil Cloves — Has a specific gravity of 1.034 to 1.056. If suspected, mix a
little with an alcoholic solution of Potash, and the disappearance of the clove
odor will generally make manifest the odor of any adulteration.
Oil Lavendee — Should have a specific gravity of .876 or .880 and be com-
pletely soluble in five parts of weight of Alcohol of a specific gravity of .894.
Oil of spike increases the specific gravity, and Spts. of turpentine decreases
its solubility.
Oil Lemon — Is said to be adulterated by manufacturers with a highly
refined Spirits of turpentine, and, being used at the time of distilling, is exceed-
ingly difficult to detect. One of the best tests is to reduce the oil with Alcohol
to compare its strengtn with that known to be pure.
Olive Oih—For mixture with Cotton seed and Sesame oils. — Mix equal
parts of Nitric and Sulphuric acids and to three parts of this mixture add ten
parts of the suspected oil. Pure Olive oil will give n faintly greenish white
tinge — mixed with Cotton seed oil a pale green, and with oil Sesame a grass
green color. After standing awhile the liquids separate — the pure oil being
almost unchanged and the other oils turning a brown color.
Take 1 part Nitric acid and 9 parts suspected oil; put into a porcelain dish
capable of holding at least 10 times the quantity. Apply gentle heat, until the
action between oil and acid is fairly begun, then remove from the heat and stir
until action is over.
Pure Olive oil assumes a pale straw color and sets into a solid mass. Seed
oils give a deep, orange red color, and do not set into mass. In warm
weatjier true oil may not solidify, so the color will be the real test of purity.
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ADTJLTERATION OF ESSENTIAL OlliS-Cont'd,
Pure Olive oil, mixed with Aqua ammonia, fully saponifies and remains so
■without separating, but this is not a fully satisfactory test, as other oils, mixed
in given proportions, will also saponify. — New Remedies.
Oil Peppekmint — Adulterated with terebinthinate Oils is tested by drop-
ping on Iodine scales; a violent explosive pufif gives evidence of impurity. If
the oil is quite new it will smoke with this test; but there will be no puff.
Orij Rose— At 5i to 55° P., should congeal quickly and show clear floating
scales, while Spermaceti adulteration will be deposited in crystals sinking to
the bottom of the test tube or bottle.
Another Test — Mix 5 drops of the oil to be tested with 2 drops of pure con-
centrated Sulphuric acid; whether the oil be adulterated or not a thick yellow-
ish-brown or reddish brown mixture results; when this cools shake it up with
3 drachms of Absolute alcohol. If now the oil is pure a tolerably clear yellow-
ish-brown results, which after heating to boiling, remains clear. But should
the Otto be adulterated with Geranium (a common practice), the solution
remains cloudy, and in some cases a darker fluid separates, in which a deposit
forms. On heating this solution the sediment melts together, and from the
size of the mass so is the degree of adulteration. If, for example, the mass has
one-fourth the volume of a drop, he concludes that the Otto was mixed with
one-third of other oil. If the Otto should be adulterated with Spermaceti,
this substance separates and floats on the surface of the solution or remains
suspended in the liquid, as a scaly crystalline mass. This test is founded on
the circumstance that pure Otto forms with strong Sulph. acid, a resinous sub-
stance, which is completely insoluble in absolute Ah^ohol. The odor of pure
Otto is not affected by mixture with strong Sulph. acid. If the other oils are
present a disagreeable odor is developed. — Journal of Pharmacy.
Oil Wintekgheen— Is sometimes adulterated with Oil of Sassafras, which
can be detected by adding a little strong Nitric Acid to the suspected oil. If
Sassafras is present, the oil turns dark red, and soon shows a brown resinous
mass. For Alcohol and Chloroform adulteration, heat the suspected sample
and the Chloroform odor becomes apparent.
For most essential oils, especially including Lavender flowers, Liemon,
Peppermint and Sassafras, a cultivated sense of smell is the surest detective of
impurity. The most extensive buyers depend entirely upon the delicate odor
of the true oil as their guide in purchasing.
Test fok ascertaining the pkesence of Alcohol in Essential oils
— J. J. Bernonli recommends for this purpose dry Acetate of potash, which is
added to the suspected oil. This salt dissolves in the Alcohol and forms a so-
lution from which the volatile oil separates. If the oil be free from Alcohol,
the salt remains dry therein.
Chemically pure glycerine is luisciblo with alcohol, but not with essential
oils. This fact may be utilized in detecting adulterations. To the suspected
oil contained in a graduated tube, add an equal volume of glycerine, shake and
allow to separate. The increase in the volume of glycerine will indicate the
quantity of alcohol fraudulently added. — Jour, de Pharm. d'Anvers.
Another TesJ.^Add a given volume of water to the suspected oil. Shake
the mixture and note the increase of water volume, if any, as water takes the
alcohol from the oil.
A. Drechler employs as a re-agent, a solution of 1 part of Potassium bi-
chromate in 10 parts Nitric acid of sp. gr. 1.30. Alcohol, if present, is at once
betrayed by the pungent odor of Ethyl nitrite.
To Detect Oastok Oil in Volatile Oils. — H. N. Drayer gives the follow-
ing test: Place 20 drops of the suspected oil in a capsule, and heat on a sand
bath until the odor of the oil is no longer perceived. To the residue add 5 or
6 drops of Nitric Acid, and as soon as the fumes disappear dilute with a solu-
tion of Carbonate of soda. If Castor oil be present it will be manifest by its
odor.
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ADULTERATION OF ESSENTIAL OILS— Cont'd.
Another test for adulteration with fixed oils is to pour a few drops of the
suspected oil on blotting pad or unsized paper, and subject to moderate heat.
If pure, the stain will almost entirely disappear; if adulterated with fixed oil, a
plain grease spot will be left.
Albert M. Todd, one of the most extensive manufacturers of "Oil of Pepper-
mint in the world, and proprietor of the Crystal White Essential Oils 'gives
the following twelve tests for impurities in Oil of Peppebmint, and adds:
"Many of the tests can not be made in the everyday practice of the pharma-
cist. The iodine test, and that of the odor, solubility, specific gravity, volatility,
breath test, and the test for alcohol, can all be made readily, and these should
always be used."
Deficiencies in the quality of essential oils, result from a number of causes,
chief among which are, first, intentionatj adulteration; second, careless
cultivation; third, careless distillation; fourth, improper care of the
OIL after being distilled.
I will now proceed to give such tests as I find of value in every day practice,
giving first their general principles; I will also publish, as soon as possible,
more detailed instructions regarding the best methods of application.
1st. Odor and Taste. (General test of Quality.) Prime Oil of peppermint
should have the agreeable odor and taste of the true Peppermint plant (Mentha
piperita) and when taken into the mouth in slight quantity should produce a
cooling eiFect when air is drawn into the lungs, without the burning or cam-
phoraceous eifect produced by turpentine and terebinthinate oils. The odor
eliould be noticed both from the vessel containing the oil, also by evaporating
a few drops from a sheet of paper. The test is best obtained by dissolving a
half ounce of sugar on which a drop of the oil has been placed, in about 4
ounces of water.
2d. Specific gravity test. (General test for adulterations, weedy contami-
nation and resinoids.) The specific gravity of prime American oil of pepper-
mint should not be below .910 at 60° Fah. nor above .918, except in cases of vert
old or RBSiNiFiED oil it may be higher.
3d. Solubility. (For fixed oils, petroleum products and resinoids.) Prime
oil of peppermint should be perfectly soluble, giving a clear solution without
filtration, in any proportion of spirits or alcohol of 90 per cent strength.
4th. Iodine test. (For turpentine, Erigeron and terebinthinate Oils.
Place a few grains of crystals of resublimed iodine on a watch glass or paper,
preferably folded like a funnel or evaporating dish, dropping a few drops of the
oil thereon, (sufficient to saturate the iodine, but not "drown" it.) The mixture
produced should remain of a brown or brownish black color; the vapor which
arises should be but very slight, assuming a bluish cast, and becoming invisible
after having arisen a little distance above the oil. If turpentine or terebinthi-
nate Oils are present, the iodine will be more quickly dissolved, a bright violet
color will be produced in the mixture, which will boil, evolving a yeUowor red-
dish vapor of rank odor.
5th. Boiling point. (General test for impurities.) Pure oil of pepper-
mint will not vaporize in any perceptible quantity below 405° Fah., and the first
75 per cent should distill at temperatures between 405° and 450°.
6th. Volatility. (For fixed Oils and Resinoids.) Prime oil of peppermint
should volatilize without perceptible residue. This test is most re.idily per-
formed by dropping a few drops of the oil upon a sheet of white paper and
evaporating it in the open air over a lamp or gas jet. This also affords an
excellent opportunity for noticing the odor of the oil at the different stages of
evaporation.
7th. Test for Alcohol. Into a graduated test tube, pour clear wat«^r to
about the depth of two inches, noting the exact height to which the water
stands in the tube; afterwards pour gently into the test tube n pon the water
about the same volume of the suspected oil; shake the mixture thoroughly
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SINGLE, Doz., $21 .OO. DOUBLE, Doz., $42.00.
The Trade S^upplied by Morrisson, Plummer & Co.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 615
ADULTERATION OF ESSENTIAL OILS-Cont'd.
together and set it aside for a few moments to settle. If the oil is pure, the
water will rise to the same height only as at first, the line of separation between
the oil and the water not having changed. If alcohol is present it will be taken
up by the water, the volume of which will appear to have increased, the volume
of oil having apparently decreased to a like extent. This test can be made in
any test tube by scratching the height to which the water rises upon the side of
the glass; but it is much more conveniently performed with a centimeter test
tube about a half inch in diameter, graduated into one hundred volumes, by
which means the exact propobtion of the adulteration can be seen.
8th. Breath Test. (For weedy contamination.) Pour the oil into an open
mouthed vessel like a graduate, and breathe upon it freely, letting the breath
come warm upon the surface of the Oil. If the Oil is pure, the breath will
quickly disappear, leaving little more than the slightest trace of its presence.
If weedy, a milky or cloudy appearance will be seen at or near the surface of
the Oil, part of which will collect and descend in web-like forms. (If the Oil
has been feeshly distilled, however, this test will not always show the pres-
ence of weeds.)
9th. Nitric acid and Alcohol test. (For Pennyroyal and Mentha Arven-
sis, or Japanese Peppermint.) Place in a small vial 25 drops of Alcohol, adding
to it one drop of nitric acid, specific gravity 1,200, and one drop of the suspected
oil, shaking this thoroughly. If the Oil is pure a delicate blue tint will be
produced in the course of half an hour, the color growing more distinct for the
hrst few days. When this test is applied either to Oil of pennyroyal or Mentha
arvensis, no coloration is produced; and when either of these Oils is mixed
with the true Oil of peppermint, the coloration produced is proportionately less
distinct. For making this test valuable in practice, those using it should first
familiarize themselves with the coloration required, by testing the true
Oil and afterwards making a mixture in a small vial of the oils mentioaed, with
the true Oil of peppermint for the purpose of comparing the coloration.
10th. Nitric Acid test. To 50 or 60 drops of Oil of peppermint, add one
drop of Nitric Acid, specific gravity 1,200, shaken thoroughly. The oil if pure
will change in a half hour to a blue or bluish green, after a few days becoming
deep green. Some adulterations will produce a yellow or yellowish brown
color.
11th. Polarizalion. This test is of great value, as by its use adulterations,
the chemical and ]jhysical nature of which are in other respects similar to Oil
of peppermint, but which show wide variations in the polarization of light,
can be detected. After the investigation of upwards of a hundred samples, I find
none the absolute purity of which I am satisfied with, which when placed in a
Mitscherlich's polariscope with a perception tube of 200 millimeters in length,
polarize to the left a less number of degrees than 35; pure specimens also being
rare which polarize as low as this. The maximum polarization of pure Pepper-
mint except in exceedingly rare cases, is — 66° (to the left). In the case of one
sample distilled as a special experiment by myself, the leaves having been dried
six months before distillation, the polarization was — 72° (to the left) this being
an experimental sample and not as appearing in commerce I would limit the
maximum polarizing test to — 66° (to the left).
12th. Refrigeration test; for determining the richness in crystalloid. There
exists much difference of opinion as to the reliability and manner of using this
test. I state it as follows:
Place a quarter ounce of the oil to be tested, in a test tube five-eighths inch
diameter and six inches high. Immerse this test tube in a mixture of freshly
prepared salt and ice, so that the oil shall be immersed in the refrigerating
mixture about two or three inches below the surface of the latter. Leave the test
tube uncorked. In nearly every case if the oil has not been dementholized, it
will assume a solid form within less than one hour after having been placed in the
refrigerating mixture, and often in the space of twenty minutes. There is
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YOUR ATTENTION IS INVITED TO THE
DR. MclNTOSH Natural Uterine Supporter.
This Instmment meets the Wants of the Profession more Perfectly than any-
other Uterine Supporter ever made. It never fails to give Perfect Satis-
faction, oven in the most Difficult Cases, where any Instrument can be used.
The Abdominal Portion is a broad morocco leather belt with elastic straps to buckle
around the hips, with concave front, so shaped as to hold up the abdomen.
The UTERINE PORTION is
a cup and stem made of highly-
polished hard rubber, very light
and durable, shaped to fit the
neck of the womb, with open-
ings for the secretions to pass
out, as shown by the cuts.
The cup and stem is suspend-
ed from the belt by two soft
elastic-rubber tubes, which are
fastened to the front of the belt
by simple loops, pass down and
through the stem of the cup and . ^ . ^ , t, .
uptothebackofthebelt. These Anteversion. Prolapsus. Retroversion,
soft-rubber tubes being elastic
adapt themselves to all the varying positions of the body and perform the service of the
ligaments of the womb. The Instrument is very comfortable to the patient, can be removed
or replaced by her at will, can be worn at alltimes, will not interfere with nature's necessi-
ties. It will answer for all cases of Anteversion, Retroversion, or any prolapsus of the Womb.
It is used by our leading physicians with never-failing success.
Our Reduced Price to Physicians is $5.00 Each.
Instruments are sent by mail, at our risk, on receipt of price; or we can send by express,
C. O. D., with express charges for returning money added.
CAlJTIOBif. — Owing to the great success of our Supporter, several worthless imitations
have been made which are often substituted for our instruments, to the detriment of the patient
and the disappointment of the Physician. To protect our patrons from imposture, we stamp
each pad of the abdominal belt in gilt letters, " Dr. Mcintosh N. U. Supporter, Chicago, m.;""
the base of each cup is stamped " Dr.McIntosh N. U. S. Co , Chicago, 111., U. S. A."
The box in which the instrument is put up contains directions for the application of the
instrument pasted inside the cover, having the f ac-simile signature of Dr. L. D. Mcintosh.
For further information in regard to the instrument, address
l>r. Mclntosli Xatural Uterine Supporter Co., 300 Dearborn St., Chicago, 111.-
J^°° Ou7- valuable Pamphlet on " Displacement of the Womb,'''' giving a more complete-
description of the Instrument, will be sent you free on application.
MANUFAOTURERS AND IMPOKTEBS OF
BRUSHES
3
FINE PLUSH HOLIDAY GOODS^MIRRORS,
2991 8s 301, BroadTray,
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ADXJIiTEBATION OF ESSENTIAL OILS— Cont'd.
however mtich difference iu the facihty with which samples of equal purity of
Peppermint crystalHze, owing to variations in soil and climate. Furthermore
it is not always those which crystallize with the utmost readiness which are of
the greatest strength or therapeutic value, as the quality of the crystals pro-
duce i in oils crystallizing most readily, is quite likely to be inferior to that
produced from an oil crystallizing less easily.
The above tests comprise most of those which I find convenient and
useful in every day practice, but I shall have pleasure in making them more
complete as soon as time will permit.
Hoping this brief outline of the principles may prove of value, I am
Very respectfully yours,
Nottawa, Mich. ALBERT M. TODD.
TESTS FOR CHLOROFORM.
The following easy tests are recommended by Professor Regnauld, in Le
Progress Medical.
1st. Chloroform should have an agreeable odor.
2d. It should not redden blue litmus paper.
3d. Added to a solution of nitrate of silver, it should neither give a pre-
cipitate, nor even cause cloudiness.
4th. It should not become colored, when brought to the boiliDg point
along with a concentrated solution of caustic potash.
5th. Sulphuric acid should not blacken when brought in contact with
chloroform.
The above tests are not difficult; besides these, there are others, such as
determining the specific gravity and the boiling point, which, however, are
more within the province of a chemist; but no chloroform should ever be used,
for anaesthetic purposes which does not comply with the above requirements.
Chloroform, even when perfectly pure, is liable to sudden changes.
Exposure to light, an imperfect cork stopper, or a but partially filled bottle, are
conditions which may effect its purity; hence, it should be occasionally tested,
especially before using. Dr. Yvon is of the opinion that the sulphuric acid
test is not fully reliable; on the other hand, as caustic alkalis are used for the
purpose of rectifying chloroform, there may be circumstances when the absence
of coloration with an alkaline solution is not positive evidence of purity; he
therefore recommends, as a far more delicate test, the combined action ot per-
manganate of potash and a caustic alkali.
As a re -agent, he uses a solution of:
IJ Permanganate of potash 15 grains.
Caustic potash 2i drachms.
Distilled water 7| ounces.
M. — The solution is of handsome violet red color, and when in contact with
pure chloroform, remains unchanged.
But if the chloroform has been imperfectly rectified, the solution is acted
upon and its color gradually changes to green.
To be successful this test requires considerable nicety. — Scientific Amer-
ican.
TO PRESERVE OIL OF SWEET ALMONDS.
A very good process to preserve oil of almonds for a long time from getting
rancid, consists in heating it moderately in an evaporating dish, to make it lose
the water it may contain, and also to coagulate its albumen. After it becomes
cool it should be filtered and kept in well-corked bottles. — American Pharma-
cist.
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jyip/iNese
Menthol Crystals
1 oz. bottles, 50 Cents per ounce.
JAPANESE
DUDD
H
H
m
1 lb. bottles $2.50 per pound.
JAPANESE
D LIVER
1 lb. bottles, $4.50 per dozen.
i " " 3.50 "
JAPANESE
IL
OIL CAMFHOE
25 lb. cans, 15 Cents per pound.
Bottles free. Goods in Original Packages from Japan. To
be had of all Wholesale Druggists. Sole Importer,
F. J. MACNAUGHTAN,
so CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
Sold by JIORBISSON, PliVHIHEB & CO,
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CARE OF ESSENTIAL OILS.
They should be kept out of the bright sunUght and in amber colored bot-
tles ; also in the coolest part of the store. Always cleanse the shop bottle with
alcohol and salicylic acid after dispensing one purchase, before adding new
stock. A little absolute alcohol (1 part in 16 or 20) added to essential oils that
cut readily with it, often preserves them from becoming terebin thin ate with age,
if added before the change commences.
A pure essential oil that has become slightly terebin thin ate with age, may
be sweetened by shaking with a watery solution of permanganate of potash,
and decanting into a clean bottle.
Almond, Cod-liver and Olive oils should not only be kept from the light,
but also from extremes of temperature to insure their continued sweetness and
bland taste.
GOLD FISH.
Some of our friends having globes or aquariums may, perhaps, be glad to
know a few rules whereby gold fish may be kept for ten or twelve years.
1. Allow not more than one fish to a quart of water. 2. Use the same kind of
water, whether spring or river, change daily in Summer, every other day in
Winter. Use deep rather than shallow vessels, with small, clean pebbles at the
bottom. 4. Keep them in the shade in the cool part of the room. 5. Use a
small net in handling the fish, rather than the hand, when changing the water,
or a syphon may be used to advantage. 6. Feed the fish cracker, lettuce, yolk
of egg, flies, etc. 7. Do not feed them with bread. 8. Feed them only every
third or sixth day, and only a little at a time. 9. Do not feed them at all from
November till March, and but little during the three following months. —
Weed's Year Book of Pharmacy.
CHEMICAL FOOD FOR PLANTS.
Sulphate ol Ammonia 4 parts.
Nitrate Potass , 2 "
Sugar 1 part.
Mix well. A small teaspoonful in a gallon of water makes a suitable
strength. Plants should be sprinkled with it once or twice a week. — Year Booh
of Pharmacy.
Carbonate of Ammonia that has effloresced, or the powdered remains in your
Carbonate Ammonia jar, . will make an excellent application for the soil
around an unhealthy plant, or over grass that seems inclined to turn yellow
when this tendency is not owing to lack of water.
PRESERVATION OF LEECHES.
The importance of preserving in health and vigor this useful little animal,
has induced me to give you a plan which I have pursued for years with
unequivocal success. I place the leeches in an earthenware vessel, half filling
it with river, or where that can not be had, rain water; into this I place a
handful of well-washed tow. I renew the water about twice or three times a
week in Summer and once in Winter, each time washing the sides of the vessel,
and, taking the tow, washing it out well under the water tap, in order to rid it
of the epidermis which the leech appears to throw off every few days, and
renevsdng the tow occasionally. By this very simple means I keep leeches far
better than by any other. I can endorse Dr. Frodsham's recommendation to
place the leeches in camphor mixture after having been used for hospitals and
dispensaries; it would prove a great saviner. — Notes and Queries, Drug Circular.
620
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GENUINE PREPARED MOCKING BIRD FOOD.
^"xhlTshir'' ^^^^^^^W Japanese Robins,
STARLINGS, ^^^^^^^ English Blackcaps,
Black Birds ^^^^^L, ^^^ ^'^^^^'
RoMns, ,^m^ ^fck^ ORIOLES,
Troopials. J^^ ^M Blue Jays.
.A-OiTX) .A.IjXj 01"I3:EIS SOIF'I'-BIXjXj DSIia^S.
Put up in Pint Bottles, per dozen, $2.75, to the Trade. Kaempfer's Mocking Bird Food has
been sold in this market for over twenty-four years, and is favorably known among all bird
fanciers and dealers all over the country, and can be obtained of any wholesale druggist ; but
in order to avoid getting an inferior article. Be sure to ask for Kaempfer's Genuine
Prepared Food. Prepared only by FRED. ItAEMPFEK, Chicago, 111. None
genuine unless bearing my signature on labels.
Kaempfer's Prime Selected Canary Bird Seed, per dozen 1 lb, boxes $IM
Selected Mixed. Red Bird Seed, " 1 " " 1.50
" Parrot " " 1 " " _.. 1.50
" Washed and Sifted Gravel for Birds, per dozen 1 lb. boxes 70
Put up in Sound Paper Boxes, neatly labeled, -with directions for keeping
Birds on each Box.
For sale by MOSRISiSO]^, PIiUSIMER & CO.
.MAN
J05T0N OFFICE
rao MILK ST.
CHAMOIS LEATHER.
Sold by MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
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PRESERVING INSECTS.
The American Naturalist says : That after killing the insect with Chlo-
Toform, paint it with a solution of Carbolic Acid in Alcohol — four grains to the
ounce, — and then dry it in the sun. It keeps fresh and beautiful. In stuffing
animals use cotton soaked in the same solution.
DISEASES OF BIRDS AND THEIR TREATMENT.
Asthma, or hard breathing, when arising from an oppressed stomach, gen-
erally yields to plantain and rape seed, moistened with water.
Epilepsy. Cause, improper or rich food and want of exercise. Symptoms,
fainting away of the bird. To cure it, dip the bird once or twice in cold water
and cut the claws so closely as to let blood. A few drops of olive oil given
inwardly is sometimes effective. Afford him an opportunity of drying his feath-
ers in the warm sun or near a stove.
Catakkh and Cold (Pips). This sickness is brought on by hanging the
bird in a draft of air, change of temperature by keeping him in a hot room dur-
ing the day and than in a cool one at night. The sick bird opens his bill
because his nostrils areolotted with phlegm. He sneezes, coughs from time to
iime; he gasps and ruffles the feathers on his head and body. If not attended
i;o at an early stage of the sickness it soon runs from bad to worse and the bird
is threatened with hardening of the skin of the tongue and throat — commonly
called Pips. The first and best method is to place the bird in a sunny room
with even temperature, rinse his bill with lukewarm and moderately salt water,
grease his nostrils with sweet oil and supply him mostly with soft food. Hard
boiled eggs finely grated, also white rtale bread soaked in milk and a piece of
fresh fig should be freely given. Would not advise the old and barbarous
way of placing a greased feather in his noetrils or to remove the diseased skin
from the tongue with a needle or knife.
CosTiVENESS of birds may be cured by adding Carrot juice, a little of the
iincture of Rhubarb added to the water, say six to eight drops or a very Little
Eochelle salts. For external remedy anoint the parts with Sweet oil.
DiAKKHOEA. Give the bird in the drink about one to two drops of Lauda-
num and change the food to hard-boiled egg mixed with pulverized cracker, also
stale white bread soaked in sweet milk.
Foot Disease generally results from unclean cages. This disease may be
prevented by keeping the floor of cage and perches carefully cleaned and
always plenty of clean gravel or gravel paper in the bottom of thecage. Wash
ihe feet of such birds in lukewarm water and afterward rub them with a little
Glycerine or plain Cosmoline, which keeps their skin soft and tender.
Reeling Disease results from wrongly constructed and ill-furnished cages.
This disease is generally observed in birds kept in small, round cages, especi-
ally when the upper perch is fixed too high in the cage. Medicine will not
cure this afiliction; the only remedy is timely removal into a larger cage.
MouLTixG, sti'ictly considered is not a disease, but a regular and necessary
change. Most birds moult from July to September. The change of plumage
makes him feel ill and irritable, will disturb his regular mode of life so that he
will appear suUen, nor will he sing. Extreme care must be taken not to
expose them to draughts; while tLey may be in a more sunny locality do not let
the hot sun shine on them. Increase quantity and quality of food. Seed eaters
may be given in addition to their regular food such seeds as hemp, lettuce and
poppy, also some eggs. To soft-food eaters supply as many different sorts of
insects as possible and plenty of mealworms and dried ants' eggs. It some-
times happens that birds in moulting lose their feathers altogether. This arises
from having caught cold, or from being kept in overheated apartments.
BiKD-LiCE. Use Persian insect powder by sprinkling it on the end of the
perches and open spaces between the wires and frame of cage. Ako rub some
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Compressed Tablet Triturates,
COMBINING ABSOLUTE ACCURACY OF DOSE,
Convenience in Administration, Speedy Disintegration, and
Consequent Rapid Absorption,
THEREBY IMSURIXG
THE MOST EFFECTIVE RESULTS.
A^E feel confident that few physicians will prescribe any of the more
*' powerful remedies, such as Aconite, Morphine, Digitalis, Arsenic, etc.,
either in powders or in solutions, when fully aware of the advantages
presented by our TRITURATES, their accuracy and convenience in ad-
ministration, coupled with the absolute freedom from danger in prescribing,
always attending to a greater 'Or less extent the dispensing of dangerous
drugs in the form of powaers. drops, or large doses in solutions.
The TRITURATES are absolutely exact, and will keep indefinitely;
they can be readily swallowed with a mouthful of water, or, if smtdler
doses be required for infants, the tablets can be reduced to a fine powder
by simply crushing with a knife, or the thumb nail.
Our circular (which it will give us pleasure to forward) gives in detail
all the claims we make for this series of preparations, together with, a
list of all the combinations. It embraces almost every drug in popular
demand, and the doses are so graduated as to meet almost every indi-
cation. The following are a few of the active agents in everyday use:
Price per bot. of 500
ACID ARSENIOUS, 1-60 gr., $0.40
ACONITINE, 1-200 gr., 1.25
A LOIN, 14 sr., .50
ANTIMONY and POTASS, TART, Vs gr., .40
APOMORPHIA,l-10gr., .60
ATROPINE SULPH., 1-100 gr., .60
CALOMEL, 1 gr., .50
COCAINE HYDROCHLOR., 1-50 gr., .70
CODEINE, ig gr., 2.75
CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE, 1-40 gr., .40
DIGITALIN, 1-100 gr., .50
ELATERIUM, ^i g?., 2.00
ESERINE SULPH., 1-100 gr., .00
EXT. CANNAB. INDICA, Vs gr., .50
EXT. COLOOYNTH. COMP.?^ gr., .45
EXT. IGNATIA, H sc, ' * ^ ' qq
EXT. IPECAC, FLUID, % min., .50
EXT. NUX VOMICA, 4 gr., .50
Price per bot. of 500
EXT. PILOCARPUS FLD., Y^ min., $0.45
HOMATROPINE HYPROB., 1-100 gr. 3.00
LITHIA CARB., V2 gr., -55
MERCURY, GREEN IODIDE, li gr., ..50
MERCURY, RED IODIDE, 1-30 gr., .40
MORPH. SULPH., 1-20 gr., .65
PILOCARPINE HYDROCHLOR.,1-20 gr. 1.25
PODOPHYLLIN, Vs gr.. .45
SANTONINE, Vs gr., .85
STRYCHNINE, 1-60 gr. .40
TR. ACONITE, 1 min., .40
TR. BELLA DONNA, 2 min„ .40
TR. GELSEMIUM, 3 min., .40
TR. HYOSCYAMUS, 2 min. .40
TR. OPIUM, 2 min., .60
TR. Vh'.RATRUM VIRIDE, 1 min., .40
ZINC PHOSPHIDE, 1-10 gr., .50
For Anti-Septic Tablets, see opposite page.
We shall be glad to send samples of these Triturates to any phy-
sician who may desire to try them in his practice.
Complete lists, with prices, etc., of all of our preparations will be sent
by mail on application.
JOHN WYETH & BROTHER,
PHILADELPHIA.
All of John Wyeth & Bro's. goods in stock and for sale at mannfaotarere' prices by
ivco xaia I s s o XT, x' Xj "cx iwi 2v<r e; la «& co.
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DISEASES OF BIRDS AND THEIR TREATMENT— Cont'd,
lightly under the lower part of the wings of bird and cover the cage over night
with a white clpth, which remove and shake well in the morning.
Genekal Remaeks, In all cases with birds " an ounce of prevention is
worth a pound of cure." Give your birds plenty natural, pure and wholesome
food, buy the best and purest seed you can get and none of the cheaply put up
articles. Keep cage and bird clean, give it plenty of clean, fine gravel, and
plenty of pure water to drink and bathe in.
Never place them in the direct rays of the hot sun, nor in a draught, as a
cold is generally fatal.
Remember that care, good food and instruction will improve their song
and add to their enjoyment as well as your own.
ANTISEPTIC TABLETS FOR EXTERNAL USE.
John Wteth & Bkc, of Philadelphia, say in a card to the trade:
" It is a regret to us, that we are no longer able to supply Antiseptic Tab-
lets. Their manufacture involves so great a risk, that it is not possible to pre-
pare or compress the material in our establishment. Although we endeavored
to overcome that objection by having a place, separate entirely from our manu-
facturing establishment, we found no means to avert the harmful effect upon
the persons employed in their manipulation and compression.
"While we did not permit any of the girls employed in the room, to work
more than half a day, at a time, a number of them experienced so decidedly the
mercurial influence of the corrosive sublimate, that after careful consideration
and consultation, we have definitely decided that it would be unfair, and we
could not ask any of our employes to work with material, from which certainly,
temporary, and, perhaps, permanent injury might result."
And give the following formula for preparing a powder, which could be
safely made and kept in place of the Tablets.
" We would suggest that druggists should prepare for the use of physici-
ans, a powder composed of 7^^ grains of Corrosive Sublimate, and 7^% grains of
Muriate of Ammonia, and put up the combination in small bottles ; each bottle,
say, to contain the equivalent of 10 or 20 Tablets, giving directions that 1-lOth
or l-20th should be dissolved in so much water. If this were done, it seems to
us it would be the nearest approach to what the doctors want. It would not
be necessary to color the powder, as we felt was imperative, as an additional
provision of security, owing to our manufacturing so many Tablets of that size
and appearance. The doctor could determine with sufficient accuracy, the
quantity of powder; there would be a minimum of danger, as he could keep the
bottle himself, and the druggist would not have to make up but a small quan-
tity at a time, avoiding entirely the dust that is inseparable from the manipula-
tion of compressing Tablets, so that the operator would not be subject to any
iU effects."
TO FIND OUT IF WATER CONTAINS COPPER.
A few drops of Liq. ammonia will turn it blue if copper be present.
TO FIND OUT IF WATER CONTAINS LEAD.
Add to the water a little sulphuret of ammonia or potash. If lead be
present itwiU be known by the color of the water, which will have a dark brown
or blackish tinge.
624
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BATH AND FLESH BRUSH.
See Illustration, Page 266 for Prices.
We handle these Brushes to quite an ex-
tent and are able to recommend them with
confidence for giving a superior friction, dura-
bility, aptness for both wet and dry use and
still more as '• Good Sellers." Our prices will
compare favorably with any house in the trade.
We desire to correct an erroneous impres-
sion formed by many dealers outside of cities,
or more remote country places, that this class
of goods were not adapted for their trade, we
beg to say that our experience proves the con-
trary, at least during the last few years, and we
now count some of our best customers for them
from such very sections.
Times, circumstances and men change
rapidly and to convince, we request disbelievers
to give a trial order, however small, for these
brushes.
M.LEINER, New York City.
FOR SALE BY
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TO FIND OUT IF WATER CONTAINS IRON.
Dissolve a crystal of Prussiate of potash in it. If it turns blue there is
iron in it,
TO FIND OUT IF WATER IS HARD OR SOFT.
Dissolve a small quantity of soap in alcohol and let fall a few drops of it
into a glass of the water. If the water becomes milky it is hard, but if little
or no milkiness appears the water may be said to be soft.
SODA WATER SYRUPS, ETC.
Prof. Hambright.
SIMPLE SYRUP.
Granulated Sugar 24 pounds.
Cooper's Gelatine 1 ounce.
Water 2 gallons.
Break the Gelatine into small pieces, and allow it to macerate in the
water until soft, add the sugar, dissolve by gentle heat, and strain through cloth.
ACID SOIiUTION.
Acid Citric 8 ounces.
Alcohol _..2 "
Water, q. s Ipint.
Mix, then filter.
Olli SOLUTION.
Fresh Oil Lemon : ^ ounce.
A^lcohol _ 7i "
Mix by agitation, then filter.
ESSENCE SARSAPARIIiliA.
Oil Gaultheria._ bounce.
" Anise i "
" Sassafras f "
Alcohol, q.s. __ 8 "
FOAM NO. 1.
To each gallon of syrup add from two to four ounces of Gum Arabic, dis-
solved in its own weight of water.
FOAM NO. 2.
Quillaya Bark 4 ounces.
Alcohol 4 "
Glycerine 4 "
Water 8 "
Exhaust the Quillaya Bark by percolation with tbe mixed alcohol, glycerine
and water, adding sufficient of the menstruum to make one pint of tincture,
and use from two to five drachms of this tincture, to each gallon of syrup.
FOAM NO. 3.
2 oz. Cooper's Gelatine or Isinglass to a gallon of syrup.
626
MoRRissoN, Plummee & Co.'s Prices-Current.
MliLHENS & KROPFF,
47 Murray St., New York.
Sole Agents in the United States for
"No. 4711"
EXTRACTS OF FLOWERS,
From the Celebrated Manufactory
OF
Eau de Cologne
-AND-
PGRFaMGRY.
"GL0CKENGASSEN0.47II"
COLOGNE (GERMANY.)
Odors Regiistered :
Waldmeister, Seven Mountains Bou-
quet, Rhine Rose, Rhine Violet, Rhine
Flowers.
Gold Lack, White Heliotrope, May
Flowers, Edelweiss, White Violet,
Jockey Club, Heliotrope, Ylang Ylang,
Musk, Spring Flowers, Patchouly,
Wood Violet, New Mown Hay, West
End, Stephanotis, White Rose, Jasmine,
Essence Bouquet, Frasigipanni, Mignon- ^ .
ette, Moss Rose, Tea Rose, Bouquet
Clementine, Geranium, Violette de San
Remo.
Sold by MORRISSON. PLiUJUMER & CO.
MoRRissoN, Plfmmer & Co.'s Prices-Ctjrkbnt. 62 Y
SODA WATER SYRUPS, Etc.-Cont'd.
SYRUPS.
BANANA STBUP.
Oil of Banana 2 drachms.
Tartaric Acid 1 "
Simple Syrup 6 pints.
COFFEE SYRUP.
Mocha Coffee .- 2 ounces.
Glycerine i "
Mix the Glycerine with the Ground Coffee, and allow it to stand for one
or two hours, then pack it in a displaeer, and percolate with boiling water until
one pint of liquid is obtained ; to this add 2 pounds of white sugar, and dis-
solve by the aid of a gentle heat.
CHOdOLATE SYKUP.
Baker's Chocolate 3 ounces.
Eub fine in a porcelaia mortar, then gradually add 2 pints of hot syrup.
When cold add Ext. Vanilla, i ounce, and preserve the syrup in a well-corked
bottle placed on ice.
chocoijATe cream.
Syrup 1 gallon.
Condensed Milk or Cream 1 pint.
Extract Chocolate 4 ounces.
Mix as for Chocolate syrup.
CREAM SYRUI'.
Fresh Cream , 2 pints.
Soda Bi-Carb 2 drachms.
Sugar 2 pounds.
Mix and dissolve by frequent stirring with glass rod.
GINGER AXE SYRUP.
Syrup of Ginger 2 pints.
" " Lemon 1 "
Tincture Capsicum 1 drachm.
GINGER SYRUP.
Tinct. Ginger 1 ounce.
Syrup . 2 pints.
When desired % drachm Tinct. Capsicum may be added to increase its
pungency.
LEMON SYRUP.
Acid Solution 3^ ounce.
Oil " - M "
Syrup 2 pmts.
MAPIiE OBKAM.
Pure Maple Syrup % gal.
Cream 1 pint.
NECTAR SYRUP.
Conct. Raspberry Syrup 4 ounces.
" Pine Apple Syrup 2 "
Vanilla Syrup 1 "
Syrup 2 pints.
ORANGE.
Syrup _ 1 gal.
Oil of Orange 25 drops.
Citric Acid 4 drachms.
Rub the Oil with the Acid and mix.
628
MoRRissoisr, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
The unprecedentedly large sale
attained by this article is due:
First. To the handsome man-
ner in which it is put up. (See
cut herewith of our beautifully
lithographed counter stand on
which each dozen comes packed.)
Second. To the universal sat-
isfaction the article gives to the
customer. We quote one sample
letter onl3\ E. D. Grover, In-
dianapolis, Ind. writes: "Send
me a gross. It is the best selling
corn salve I ever had and does
the best work."
Third. To the liberal margin given the dealer. Price, per dozen, 85 cents;
price, per gross, $9.50; retails at 15 cents per box. As an introductory offer the
Giant Chemical Co. agree to send each retail druggist who will state over his
signature that he has never had the article in stock, one dozen gratis, together
with 100 advertising cards in shape and color of an acorn.
S.^X-T7"E3-
HANDSOMEST SHOW CARD EVER OFFERED.
We are now having made a mag-
nificently lithographed life-size picture
of one of the handsomest women in
America, which will be 67 inches in
height and 26 inches wide, making
altogether the most striking show si^n
ever offered.
This will be sent to each druggist ordering of his jobber one gross A-corn
Salve. Show cards ready about June 15, 1887. Many customers who have
started the article, sell a gross a week.
Western Trade supplied by Morrisson, Plummer <£• Co.
MoRRissoN, Plummee, & Co.'s Prices-Current. • 629
SODA WATEB SYRUPS, Etc.-Cont'd.
OEaEAT.
Syrup 1 gal.
Extract Orgeat 1 oz.
Fresh Cream or Condensed Milk 1 pint.
Mix.
PEACH.
Syrup . 1 gal.
Peach Fruit Juice 12 oz.
Mix cold.
PEAB.
Syrup 1 gal.
Extract Pear )^ oz.
Fruit Acid 1 oz.
Mix.
PHOSPHATED STKUP.
Phosph. Acid, 50 per cent . 2 ounces.
" Soda 1 ounce.
Simple Syrup 1 gallon.
Flavor with Lemon or other syrup.
PINE APPLE SYRUP *
Conct. Pine Apple Syrup (See next formula) 4 ounces.
Syrup 2 pints.
CONCENTRATED PINE APPLE SYRUP.
Take 2 Pine Apples, cut in thin slices, spread in layers in a wide shallow
vessel, and sprinkle sugar over them, a layer of sugar on each layer of the fruit;
let stand 24 hours, then pour off the juice and set aside. Wash the pieces with
% gallon water, and express. To the expressed liquor add 8 pounds of granu-
lated sugar, and apply a gentle heat until dissolved. When nearly finished
add the juice first obtained, and simmer, strain and keep in well-corked bottles.
RASPBERRY SYRUP,
Conct. Syrup Raspberries 4 ounces.
Liquid Cochineal }4, ounce.
Simple Syrup , 2 pints.
SARSAPARILLA SYRUP.
Essence Sarsaparilla 3€ ounce.
Caramel 3€ "
Simple Syrup 2 pints.
STRAWBERRY SYRUP.
Conct. Syrup Strawberries 4 ounces.
Liquid Cochineal 3 drachms.
Simple Syrup 2 pints.
VANILLA SYRUP.
Ext. Vanilla 1 ounce.
Caramel }4, drachm.
Simple Syrup 2 pints.
VANILLA CREAM.
Syrup - _ 3 pints.
Fluid Extract Vanilla A ounce.
Cream 1 pint.
Color with Caramel if desired.
For drawing Hot Soda Water you will need :
1. A supply of drinking loater U7ider moderate pressure. — In a city,
connection may be made directly with the service pipes; in the country, the
pressure may be obtained by storing the water in a small tank on tbe floor above,
or higher. The water can be brought to the heater through a small iron pipe,
030 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
13 8s 15 IT. JEFFEESOIT ST., CBZCAGO,
Soda and Mineral Water Fountains
We make every description of Soda Water Draught Apparatus. Re-tin and repair old
Fountains. Prices moderate. Send for Catalogue and Pnce Ijist.
MoERissoN, Plummer &> Co.'s Prices-Currekt. 631
SODA WATER SYRUPS, Etc.— Cont'd.
or better, through a block tin pipe. Near the heater should be a good globe
valve for regulating the water supply.
2. A small, strong, copper boiler tinned inside. — This should be thoroughly
made and capable of resisting considerable pressure. The best form is cylin-
drical, about eight to twelve inches long, with convex ends, and made after the
manner of the water heaters connected with the ranges in city houses. On one
end should be two brass nipples; one connected with a tin pipe running inside
nearly to the other end of the cylinder, is for the cold water inlet; the other
has no inside pipe, and is the outlet for hot water. To this is connected a short
pipe attached to the fountain. The fountain valve should be in good order
It will probably be best to set this boiler on end with inlet and outlet on top.
8. A good lamp) for heating the boiler. — Gas is the most convenient fuel,
but kerosene or 76*^ naphtha can be used with safe and portable lamps.
In using this apparatus be sure always to open wide the cold water sup-
ply valve before heating the ivater, and leave it open until after the light is
extinguished. Neglect of this precaution may lead to an explosion ; there is
no danger if this rule is observed. Use no lead pipe ; iron or block tin is best.
Hot water can not be charged with carbonic acid gas. Coffee, chocolate and
tea syrups with cream are the ones preferred for "hot s da ;" acid syrups are
not liked. Manufacturers of " soda water " appliances have various forms of
apparatus for drawing hot soda, and can furnish prices upon application.
MANAGEMENT OF SODA FOUNTAINS.
We take the following
PEACTICAI; HINTS
from Smith & Painter's little book advertising their fruit juices, as they apply
to whatever syrups or juices may be used in the soda fountain.
1. Stbups. — All syrups, but especially fruit syrups, should be kept in cool
and even temperature, either in glass or earthenwarfe vessels. If kept too long
or in too warm a place until fermentation has begun, many syrups may be
recovered in very good condition by heating them to the boiling point, remov-
ing the scum and straining through flannel. As we have already said, heavy
syrups keep better than light ; therefore don't dilute them until just as they
are to be put in the fountain.
2. Soda Watek. — Pay particular attention to the purity of the water used.
See that it is thoroughly well charged at a pressure of not less than 180 lbs.,
and constantly agitated while receiving the carbonic acid gas.
3. Ice. — Use ice liberally. Pound it up in pieces, none larger than an
egg, and pack it around the pipes and coolers of your fountain. See that it is
pushed or settled down on the coolers several times during the day ; otherwise
it will melt underneath and form a crust on top, giving the ice box the appear-
ance of being full when such is not the case. Replenish as often as the warmth
of the day maj' require to keep both soda water and syrups cold. No greater
mistake is ever made than in the daily attempt to save a little ice at the cost of
trade and reputation. Many a concern has been stranded on this rock.
4. CleanijIness — Must be made a rule which has no exception. Every-
thing connected with the soda counter must be clean and inviting. No slops,
no dirty glasses about, no towels in use around the fixtures or for the hands of
the dispenser that look like floor mops; but everything about the place, whether
in view or not, neat attractive, clean.
632 MORRISSON, PlUMMER & Co.'s PRICES-ClTRRElSrT.
TO THE DRUG TRADE.
McKESSON & BOBBINS, New York, desire to call your attention to their
PURE FRUIT JUICES,
which may be procured from
MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO
CHICAGO.
The caie exercised in the selection and preparation of the fruits, and the
perfection of the process in every detail, insure Juices that will retain their
flavor for a long time, and are not liable to change or ferment.
They are guaranteed to be absolutely pure, without any artificial flavoring
whatever, and will keep in bulk as well as' in bottles.
Your attention is particularly called to the 1 gallon, 2^ gallon, and 5 gallon
packages. It is not necessary to make into syrups the entire contents of a
package as soon as it is opened.
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING REDUCED PRICES.
Blackberry, Pineapple, Raspberry,
Strawberry, Catawba, Currant,
Lemon, Orange, Peach,
Plum, Blood Orange.
Quart champagne bottles, per doz $ 6 50
1 gal. demijohns, including demi 2 50
2i gal. bots., including bot 5 00
5 gal. kegs, including keg 10 00
The McK. & E. Fruit Juices produce Syrups that will commend them to the
most fastidious.
A trial order is respectfully solicited.
PL.EASE SPECIFY "McK. & R.'
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 633
SPECIAL DIRECTIONS FOR REMOVING STAINS AND
SPOTS.
From New Remedies, March, 1882.
SuGAK, Gelatin, Blood and Albumen may be removed from all kinds of
fabrics by simple washing with water.
AoiDS, Vinegar, Obange Juice, Etc., on White Cottons and Linens. —
Wash with pure water or warm Chlorine water.
Acids, Vinegar, Orange Juice, Etc., on Colored Goods or Silks. — Aqua
Ammonia diluted according to the fineness of the tissue and the delicacy of
the color.
To remove rust stains from cotton and linen goods: A mixture of Powd.
Cream Tartar two parts, and Oxalic Acid one part, is said to give better results
than when only Oxahc Acid is used. Apply a little of the powder to the
dampened goods.
Coffee and Milk Stains may be removed from silk, woolen or other
fabrics by painting over with Glycerine, and then washing with a linen rag
dipped in luke-warm rain water. It is to be afterwards pressed on the wrong
side with a moderately warm iron as long as it seems damp. The most delicate
colors are unaflfeeted by this treatment.
Grease Spots. — For white linen or cotton goods, use soap or weak lye; for
colored calicoes, warm soap-suds; for woolens, soap-suds or Ammonia; for silks
Benzine, Ether, Magnesia, Chalk; yolk of egg with water.
Marble. No. 1. — Equal quantities of Ether and Lemon Juice will take
stains out of marble. Put in a bottle and shake up well; wet the spots with
the mixture, and in a few minutes rub with a soft cloth till they disappear.
Marble No. 2. —
Carbonate Soda 2 ounces.
Powdered Pumice 1 ounce.
Paris Whiting 1 '*
Mix with water to form a paste; rub on the marble and allow the paste to
dry. Then wash off with soap and water.
Paint, Varnish and Eesin Stains. — For white or colored cotton and
woolen goods, Oil of Turpentine or Benzine, followed by soap-suds. For silk,
Benzine, Ether, Soap; hard rubbing is to be avoided.
Stearin, Sperm Candles. — For all kinds of goods, use ninety-five per
cent. Alcohol.
Nut Gall, Ink, Kust, Iron-Mold.— White cottons and linens, warm
solution of Oxalic acid, dilute Muriatic acid followed by sol. granulated tin.
Colored cottons and woolens, repeated washings with a solution of Citric acid;
if the color is fast silks, do nothing; all attempts only make things worse.
Lime, Lye, Alkalies. — White cottons and linens, wash with cold water;
colored goods and silks, a weak solution of Citric acid, applied with the tip of
the finger to the spot previously moistened with water.
Scarlet Cloth. — The following are the War Office instructions for remov-
ing stains from scarlet cloth: The coat is first to be well beaten and brushed.
Then, with a clean hard brush a solution of one ounce of Salts of Sorrel .
(Binoxalate of Potassium) in a pint and a half of water is to be applied. Fol-
lowing this, another solution of one ounce Cream of Tartar in a pint and a half
of cold water is to be applied. The solutions named are sufficient for eight
officers' tunics. After cleansing, the coats should be hung up in the sun or in a
dry place, but never near fire or stoves.
Tab, Axle Grease. — White cottons and linens. Soap, Oil of Turpentine,
and water, each applied in turns. Colored cottons and woolens, first smear
with lard, rub with soap and water, and let it stand for a short time. Then
wash with Oil of Turpentine and water alternately. Silks the same, using Ben-
zine instead of Turpentine, and dropping the water from a certain height on
the under side of the stain; avoid rubbing.
634
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
-TO THK TRAI>£-
I take great pleasure in calling attention to the
ELEGANT, NEW, ART SOUVENIR
which I am now offering to the trade as an inducement to introduce the famous
Austen's Regina Bouquet Extract and Oriental Toilet Water.
I
This sumptuous work of art, of which the above is a f ac-simile cut, represents a beautiful
Turkish girl reclining at ease after her customary noonday siesta. The picture is 25x33 inches
in size, and is executed in twelve (12) richly contrasting, but harmoniously blended colors,
giving it all the softness and delicacy of the finest oil painting. It is fittingly encased in a
richly carved frame of ebonized wood, with pebbled gold mat, giving it an air of artistic
elegance seldom seen in any work of this kind. This striking and unique work of art will be
given free of charge for a limited time with each order for three dozen Austen's Regrina
Bouquet Extract, and one dozen Austen's Oriental Toilet Water. No dealer need
hesitate to place an order for a supply of these staple and popular toilet luxuries; although
upon the market but a limited time, they have already achieved a marked success as general
favorites with all persons of refinement and good taste.
Peice List Austen's Regina Bouquet Extbaot.
No. 1 or small, gold plated sprinkler stoppers, per dozen $2 00
No. 2 or medium, " " " " 3 00
No. 3 or large " " " " 5 00
Price List Austen's Obiental Toilet Water.
Small, per dozen $2 50
Large, *' 5 00
These goods are sold by Morrisson, Plummer & Co., who will furnish the picture with the
above specified quantity. Respectfully,
T. KiNGSFOBD, Successor to W. J. Austen & Co., Osweg-o, N.Y.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 635
DIRECTIONS FOB BBMOVTNG STAINS, Etc.-Cont'd.
Wine and Fkuit Stains. — White cotton or linen. Fumes of burning
Sulphur, warm Chlorine water. Colored cottons or woolens; wash with tepid
soap suds or ammonia. Silks the same, with very gentle rubbing.
To Clean Mica Stove Plates. — Use equal parts of Vinegar and Water,
and rub with flannel cloth dipped into the mixture.
Iodine Stains.— By adding a few drops of Liquid Carbolic Acid to the
Iodine Tincture, the latter will not stain. According to Dr. Boggs, Carbolic
Acid also renders the efficiency of Tincture Iodine more certain.
To Remove Silver Stains. — Put half a pound of Glauber Salts, quarter of
a pound of the Chloride of Lime, and eight ounces of Water, into a wide-
mouthed bottle, and when required for use pour some of the thick sediment
into a saucer, anci rub it well over the hands with Pumice Stone or a nail
brush, and it will clean the fingers quite equal to cyanide, but without any
danger. This will do to use over again until exhausted, and should be kept
corked up. The disagreeable smell may be entirely avoided by the liberal use
of Lemon Juice, which not only entirely removes the smell, but whitens the
hands. Photographic News.
To Clean Veky Diktt Brass, — Rub some Bichromate Potassa fine, pour
over it about twice the bulk of Sulphuric Acid, and mix this with an equal
quantity of water. The dirtiest brass is cleaned in a trice. Wash right off in
plenty of water, wipe it and rub perfectly dry, and polish with powdered
rotten-stone.
A Quick Wax to Clean Brass Scales. — Turn in a pan enough Water of
Ammonia to cover the bottom, and use a few handfuls of dry pine saw-dust or
pine chips as they come from the planing mill, rubbing briskly until the pans
are dry. It will be then cleaned and polished.
Cleaning Ware. — Sawdust rubbing, followed by a solution of crude Pot-
ash or Soda ash, cleans grease from slabs, mortars, graduates, etc.
GREASE ERADICATOR.
Kilner {Boston Journal of Chemistry) gives the following receipt for this
compound :
^. Castile Soap, in shavings 4 ounces
Carbonate of Soda, powdered 2 "
Borax, powdered , 1 ounce.
Aqua Ammonia 7 ounces.
Alcohol 3
Turpentine 2 "
Sulphuric Ether 2 "
Soft water enough to make one gallon. Boil the soap in the water until it
is dissolved, and then add the other ingredients. Although it is not apparent
what two ounces of Ether can do in a gallon of liquid, the mixture is said
to be very efficient.
COLORS FOR DRUGGISTS' SHOW BOTTLES.
AMBER.
Chrome Yellow, deep 2 ounces.
Pearl-ash or Saleratus 6 "
Water li gallons.
Boil for half hour gently, and when cool add
Muriatic acid 4 ounces,
and water to the desired shade.
6,36
MoRRissoN, Plummee & Co's. Prices-Current.
HIRES' IMPROVED
ROOT BEER PACKAGES.
This preparation has steadily grown in public favor during the past ten
years, until to-day it is used in every part of the United States and Canada,
and a portion of the old world.
The tons of roots, barks and berries, which are collected in the season
of their full development, that enter annually the composition of Hires'
Improved Eoot Beer, have
alone, by their intrinsic
value, given it national
distinction and fame.
Therefore, in offering it
to the trade, we do so
confident that its superior
excellency will commend
it to your customers, as
the best selling and most
satisfactory article of the
kind ever sold.
liVholesale Price liiist.
in Dry form $ 1 75 per dozen.
18 00 " gross.
" "Liquidform 175 " dozen.
" " " 20 00 " gross.
Concentrated Solution for Drawing from Soda Fountain.
In Pint Bottles 75 cents each; S8 50 per dozen.
" One Grallon Cans 5 00 " gallon.
" Five " " 4 50 "
If you want the most profitable trade with your fountain or bottling business, manufact-
ure and run Hires' Improved Root JBeer.
Country merchants can make money by making it up in a keg or bottling it and selling it
at five cents a glass.
Comic and attractive show cards.
It can be made into a syrup and run in a soda fountain; it pays and takes better than soda
water and all other drinks combined. Try it.
We solicit your trade, and shall be pleased to extend you any courtesies we can to further
your interests. Hoping to hear from you, I am,
Yours very truly,
CHARLES E. HIRES,
48 N. Delaware Ave., Philadelphia, Penn.
The Trade supplied by MORRIS^^^OX, PI.UMMER & CO.
MORRISSON, PLUMMEiR & Co.'s PrICES-CuERENT. 637
COLORS FOB. DKT7GGISTS' SHOW BOTTLES— Cont'd.
LIGHT BLUE.
Acetate Copper .___ 1 scruple.
Aqua Ammonia 2 ounces.
Water 2 gallons.
EO'TAL BLUE.
Nitrate of Copper , 2 ounces.
Water To dissolve q. s.
Aqua Ammonia As long as it deepens the color.
Water 1 gallon.
CKiiyrsoN.
iSpotash:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::":::::::;^^^^^^^ drachms.
Triturate with a dessertspoonful of water; then add three gallons water and
four ounces Muriatic Acid.
GBEEN.
Sulphate of Copper 4 ounces.
Bi-Chro. Potassa idrachm.
Water. , Until desired shade is obtained.
EMERALD GREEN.
Nickel 3 ounces.
Muriatic Acid 4 "
Nitrous Acid 2 "
Let the mixture stand twenty-four hours; add two gallons of water and
filter.
FLUORESCENT GRASS GREEN.
Fluorescin 1 grain.
Aqua Ammonia 1 drachm.
Water 1 gallon.
PURPLE.
Salicylic Acid 1 grain.
Alcohol 2 drachms.
Tinct. Chloride of Iron i "
Water . 2 gallons.
A BRILLIANT PURPLE.
Sulphate of Copper 2 drachms.
Water 2 ounces.
French Gelatine 1 drachm.
Boiling Water 2 ounces.
Liquor of Potassa 2 pints.
Dissolve the Copper Salt in the Water and the Gelatine in the Boiling Wa-
ter. Mix the two solutions, and add the Liquor of Potassa. Shake the mix-
ture a few times during ten hours, after which decant, and dilute with water.
VIOLET.
Cudbear ^__ 40 grains.
Aqua Ammonia ^ 4 ounces.
Water 1 gallon.
Let it stand twenty-fours and filter.
WINE COLOR.
Solution of Caramel q. s.
Water 1 gallon.
638 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
IHKS^°MXTOILAaE,
ALL VARIETIES, SIZES AND STYLES
PREMIUM WRITING FLUID,
FRENCH COPYING INK,
CARDINAL RED INK,
BLACK INK,
ASSORTED INKS,
ROYAL CROWN MUCILAGE.
SANFORD'S UNIVERSAL INKSTAND,
Patented January 13, 1885.
This stand has a metal ring spun on the neck, to which
is attached a cover swinging laterally, so that the cork can
he draivn and thrown away, leaving a perfect inkstand,
with no cork to soil the writer's table or fingers.
Sanford's Black Ink, Cardinal Red Ink and Premium
Writing Fluid are put up in these elegant Inkstands, and
can he retailed at same prices as the old-fashioned corked
hottles.
NO DEALER CAN AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT THEM.
Sanford's Universal Mucilage Bottle
WITH SPONGE TOP,
Patented Sept. 8, 1885, March 2, 1886.
The cap holding the sponge is beveled on the inside,
making a funnel shaped cup that will carry the mucilage
that may fall into it back into the bottle, and prevent its
overflowing the top to foul the outside of the bottle, and
render it inconvenient and impleasant to handle. This
cup catches all the surplus mucilage from the sponge.
This bottle is now filled with SANFORD'S TRANS-
PARENT ARABIC, a pure Arabic Mucilage, after an
entirely new process, and put up in a new style never yet
equaled.
Net Price, 2 oz., I dozen in box, per doz., $ f .75.
SANFOJUD 3IANUFACTUBING CO., ihicago
The Trade supplied by MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 639
COIiOES FOB DRUGGISTS' SHOW BOTTLES-Cont'd.
FOR WINTER.
All exposed show globes should have enough Alcohol in their colors to pre-
vent freezing.
YEIiLOW.
Bichromate Potassa 3 ounces.
Carbonate " . 2 "
Water 6 pints.
Other Formulas. — A very stable red is obtained by dissolving 1 drachm
of Carbonate of Cobalt in pure Hydrochloric Acid, then adding enough
Carbonate of Ammonia to redissolve the precipitate first formed, and diluting
to 10 or 12 pints, Another red is made by adding Sulphocyanide of Potassium
or Ammonia to a very dilute solution of Perch! oride of Iron. Copper dissolved
in Aqua Regia, and diluted sufficiently, yields a fine green. The addition of
an excess of Ammonia to a very dilute solution of Sulphate of Copper pro-
duces a blue. For yellow, a dilute solution of Picric Acid may be used.
Aniline colors do not resist the action of light well enough.
Journal of Chemistry
RECIPES FOR COLORED FIRES.
In making colored fires, it is necessary to remark that the materials are to
be powdered sepdrately, in a mortar, and finally mixed with the hand or a card.
Each material that is employed, must be perfectly dry. As all colored fires
containing sulphur are liable to spontaneous combustion, do not keep them in
stock.
CRIMSON.
Chlorate Potassa 41 ounces.
Charcoal 5f "
Sulphur 22i "
Nitrate of Strontia __ _ ...671 "
DARK BLUE.
Calcined Alum _ ) __
Carbonate of Copper ._ each ^ ^"^ P^"^*
Sulphur _16 "
Chlorate of Potassa 60 "
EMERALD GREEN.
Boracic Acid.. 10 ouncas.
Sulphur 17 "
Chlorate of Potassa 73 "
GREEN.
Boracic Acid _._ _5 drachms.
Sulphur 8 "
Chlorate Potassa 35 "
In using these fires it is best to make them into small cones, inserting a
small piece of fuse at the apex.
WHITE.
Sulphur ._13ir ounces,
Sulphuret of Antimony 17J "
Nitrate of Potassa .48 "
XELLOW.
Sulphur _ 3 ounces.
Dried Nitr. Soda 4 "
Chlorate Potassa _ .10 "
640
MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current,
CAUTION TO THE TRADE.
LOONEN'S "LADIES' PER-
FECT TOOTH BRUSH" and all
his best GOODS bear HIS
TRADE-MARK. UNSORUPU-
LOCTS dealers are selling a much
INFERIOR Brush with the SAME
L
NAME, but TRADE - MARK
OMITTED for fear of the law.
Do not be IMPOSED UPON,
but INSIST upon having the
GENUINE LOONEN'S TRADE-
MARK GOODS.
If you want RELIABLE Brushes order Loonen's.
Dr. Evory's Diamond Remedies.
Indorsed by the wholesale and retail trade because of their merit, ready
and satisfaction given to consumers.
, liberal profit.
CATARRH f°^"'»^
In its various stages, no matter of how long standing, a
cold in_ the head or throat, deafness, roaring in the head, hay-fever,
bronchitis, hoarseness, hacking cough, headache, fetid and sickening
breath, stopping, clogging of the head and throat, nasal twang— restores
the senses of smell and tsiste, strengthens and gives tone to the voice, eyes,
etc. Is pleasant and easy to use, affording immediate relief and prompt
cure. Price 50 cts. a bottle; sold by druggists.
Dr Evory's Diamond Blood Renewer.
Cures chronic rheumatism, stiffness, soarness of the limbs and body,
weak kidneys, malaria, chills, fevers, cou^h, colds, croup, cramp, asthma,
sore or inflamed lungs, chest, pneumonia, constipation of the bowels,
purifies and renews the blood. Price $1.00 a bottle; sold by druggists.
Dr. Evory's Diamond Invigorator.
The great life food, nerve food, and family medicine; cures dyspep-
sia and indigestion when everything else fails, quinsy, sore throat,
diphtheria, measles, eruptions, colds, fever, cramp, pain in stomach,
gout, piles, constipation, etc. Price 50 cts. a box; sold by druggists.
A. F. EVORY & CO.,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers of
DB. EVOHT'S DIAMOITD EESAEDIES,
166 Greenwich St. cor. Cortlandt St.,
P. O. Box 3360. NEW YORK CITY.
Sold by 3IORRISSOX, PliUMMER & CO.
Indexical Silver Soapi
Made expressly for cleaning silver and plated ware,
gold and plated jewelry, pearls and precious stones, gold
chains, etc. It is much more convenient and effective
than plate powders, and may be used even by inexperi-
enced help vdth perfect safety, as it contains nothing
that will injure the finest plate or jewelry, or even the
most delicate skin. It is far superior to any other soap
for cleaning fine house paint, window glass, etc.
Made only by
BOBINSON BBOS. & CO., BOSTON, MASS.
Sold by MoBBissoN, Plummer & Co.
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MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current 641
COLORED FIRES WITHOUT SULPHUR.
Prof. Hambright.
RED.
Powd. Chlorate Potassa 16 ounces.
" Nit. Strontia 24
Calomel 8 "
Powdered Starch 8
GREEN.
Use same proportions as above, substituting Nit. Baryta for the Strontia.
YEIiLOW.
Nitrate of Soda 7 ounces.
" Strontia 2 "
Calomel 3 "
Powd. Starch 4 "
REMEDIES FOR BURNS AND SCALDS.
Dr. Breyne in L'union Pharmae, June, 1873, recommends Glycerite of
Xiime, as soothing the pain and lessening the inflammation of burns. It is
made as follows:
Freshly Slacked Lime 1 part.
Olycerine 50 parts.
Hydrochloric Ether 1 part.
Enb the Lime with a small portion of the Glycerine into a smooth cream,
then add the remaining Glycerine and Ether, and thoroughly mix.
Lime water and pure Olive or Linseed Oils, equal parts; shake thoroughly
to form a uniform and rather thin or liquid salve. Apply freely to the burns
or scalds, and bind the wounds in rags saturated with it.
Lime water is made by pouring a gallon of water on a pound of unslacked
lime, and after standing 12 hours decant or filter, and preserve for use when
needed.
An excellent and available remedy for burns, at hand in almost every
house, is the Bi-Carb. or ordinary Baking Soda. Make a thin paste with water
and apply promptly; it will quickly remove the pain and check inflammation.
TO CLEAN A HAIR BRUSH.
Put a tablespoonful of each powder from Mme. Rowland's Bath Packet
in a pint of water and wash the brush in it; it will very quickly make thebrusli
clean as new. This is also excellent for cleansing or shampooing the hair.
ANOTHER METHOD EQUALLY GOOD.
Put a teaspoonful or a dessertspoonful of Aqua Ammonia into a basin half
full of water, comb the loose hairs out of the brush and then agitate the water
briskly with the brush, and rinse it well with clear water.
For Brittle Finger Nails. — Use a few drops of Olive Oil rubbed over
the nails daily for two or three days.
642 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
DR. SCHLITTLER'S STANDARD MEDICINES.
Dr. Schlittler's
Universal Balsam Oil.
Stomach Essence.
Universal Specific or Cholera
Drops,
Celebrated Swiss Tea.
Lung Balsam.
Blood Purifying Syrup.
Universal Salve.
European Cond. Powder.
STEIXKE'S
Columbia Herb Tea.
Columbia Specific, Etc.
Write for Prices, Testimonials,
and Circulars.
TH. G. STEIITIIE,
Only Manaf actarer and Proprietor of
DR. SCHLITTLER'S
I I I I I
I I I I I I
Standard Medicines.
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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336fl./^5l7la9d/lu.
CHICAGO, ILL.
,e^
FOR SAIiE BY MORRISSON. PliUMMER & CO.
SEITIEE'S
Gives Instantaneous Relief.
ASTHMA
Established over 30 Years.
EEMED7
^kat.
Proprietors: ALFRED SENIER & CO., London, England.
FREDERIC SENIER, 41 I Broadway, Milwaukee, Wis.
• General Agent for United States.
The Trade Supplied by KIORRISS^OIV, PLilJllIMER & CO.
4
MORRISSOX, PlAMMER & Co.'s PrIOES-CuRKKXT. 643
DISINFECTANTS.
Kenyon, Potter & Co., of Syracuse, N. Y., offer the following formula as
furnishing a cheap and reliable disinfectant. On the strength of their excellent
reputation we extend its publicity for the benefit of our customers :
Nitrate Lead 2 ounces.
Soft Water 1 pint.
Dissolve.
Salt (Chloride Sodium) 8 ounces.
Soft Water 3 pints.
Dissolve.
Mix the two solutions and filter for use. One pint of this mixture with 8
to 16 gallons of salt water form the disinfectant ; this should be used freely in
drains, cesspools, back-houses, stables, bad cellars, bad smelling rooms, for the
preservation of the dead, and in fact for all purposes where a disinfectant is
needed.
In the central chemical department of public health at Dresden, numerous
researches were made with various disinfecting materials for the purpose of
disinfecting liquid manure ; the chief results are appended. The value of
chloride of lime and sulphuric acid, which form the most effectual disinfecting
material, is here expressed by 100, while the remaining numbers show the value
of the other materials as compared with the standard.
Chloride of Lime with Sulphuric Acid 100.0
Chloride of Lime with Sulphate of Iron 99.0
Luder andLidloff's Powder 92.0
Carbolic Acid — disinfecting powder 85.6
Slacked Lime 84.6
Alum - 80.4
Sulphate of Iron.. 76.7
Chloralum 74.0
Sulphate Magnesia 57.1
Permanganate of Potash with Sulph. Acid 51.3
VegetabijE CHARCOAL.^Will absorb and retain many gases and foul odors,
if placed in the liquid or mass producing them.
Dby Earth. —Makes an excellent disinfectant of privy vaults.
To Disinfect CiiOThing. — Subject it to dry heat as great as it will bear
without injury to the texture.
Condie's Disinfectant. — Crude permanganate of potash half ounce; water
half pint. Put a few teaspoonfuls in the room to be disinfected and renew as
often as the solution loses its color. For purifying foul water a teaspoonful to
the barrel is sufficient to sweeten, and if added until a faint tinge of color
shows in the water, all injurious organic matter will be destroyed. If the
water is for drinking, put in a little coffee or tea — a teaspoonful, and the tinge
will disappear, leaving the water pure and wholesome.
For Privy Vaults or Cess Pools.— Having a rotten egg smell (sulphur-
etted hydrogen) use copperas in coarse powder. One or two pounds to an
ordinary vault will be ample, as a general rule, to remove all unpleasant odor.
Where the odor of Carbolic acid or chloride of lime is not objectionable,
they will prove valuable disinfectants especially for drains, etc.
For Water Closets, Bed Pans, Etc. — Use a solution of chlorinated soda,
one ounce to the quart of water to rinse the vessel with.
To Ascertain Whether the Air of a Sick Room is Pdre or Not. —
Dampen a piece of white linen or muslin in a solution of nHrate of lead. If
impure, the cloth will darken, otherwise remain white.
644 MoBEissON, Plummek & Co/s Prices-Current.
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99
HUNTER'S INVISIBLE
Medicated Face Powder
Delightfully Fragrant ! Guaranteed Harmless ! Flesh, Pearl,
Blonde and Brunette.
^° IMPOSSIBLE TO DETECT ITS USE...^
Retail, 25c.
Per Dozen, $2.00.
Per Gross, $21.60.
" HUMTER'S IWVISIBIiE " is the best and most salable article of its kind on the
market. — A copy of the above handsome lithograph, 14x22 inches, in ten beautifnl
colors, also abundance of free samples supplied to all who handle it.
(^"■For a short time with order for four dozen ^ve will give the lithograph
in handsome velvet and gilt frame, 22x29 inches. Those -who wish to secure the
framed lithograph, shouldorder without delay as the supply is limited.
MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO., - CHICAGO.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 645
AVERAGE TIME FOR DIGESTION OF VARIOUS FOODS,
Apples, eweet f 1 hour 30 minuteB
sour .*._ 2 " 00 "
Beans, pod, boiled 2 " 30 "
Beef, Fresh, rare, roasted 3 " 00 "
" " dried 3 " 30 "
" " fried 4 " 00 "
Beets, boiled 3 " 45 "
Bread, wheat, fresh 3 " 30 "
" corn 3 " 15
Butter (melted) 3 " 30 "
Cabbage, with vinegar, raw 2 " 00 "
" boiled 4 " 30 "
Cheese (old strong) 3 " 30 "
Codfish .....2 » 00 "
Custard, (baked). _._ 2 " 45 "
Ducks (domestic), roasted 4 " 00 "
" (wild) " 4 " 30
Eggs, fresh, hard boiled 3 " 30
" soft " ..-3 " 00 "
" " fried.. 3 " 30 "
Goose, roast 2 " 00 "
Lamb, fresh, boiled... 2 " 30
Liver, beef, boiled 2 " 00
Milk, boiled ^2 " 00
" raw 2 " 15 "
Parsnips, boiled 2 " 80 "
Mutton,roast 3 " 15
broiled 3 " 00
boiled... 3 " 00 "
Oysters, raw 2 " 55 "
" roast... 3 " 15 "
" stewed 3 " 30 "
Pork (fat and lean), roast 5 " 15 "
" " " boiled 3 " 15
" " " raw 3 " 00 "
Potatoes, boiled .3 " 30 "
baked 2 " 30
Eice, boUed ...1 " 00
Sago " . .1 " 45 "
Salmon (salted), boiled 4 " 00 "
Soup, (beef, vegetable) 4 " 00 "
" (chicken), boiled 3 " 00 "
" (oyster) " 3 " 30 "
Tapioca, boiled 2 " 00
Tripe, (soused), boiled 1 " 00 "
Trout, fresh, boiled or fried 1 " 30 "
Turkey (domestic), roast 2 " 00 "
(wild), " '. 2 " 18 "
Turnips, (boiled) 3 " 80
Veal, fresh, broiled 4 " 00
" fried 4 " 30 "
Venison steak, broiled 1 " 35 "
646 MoRRissoisr, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
MAJOR'S QEMEHT
EsoT-^BXjXsiarEis i^r istq.
For Repairing; China, Olassvt'are, Furniture, Sleerschaum, Vases, Books,
Tipping Billiard Cues, Ftc., Per Bottle, 15 and 'iS cents.
If you can make use of a sign, such as is illustrated with a 50 lb. weight, you can greatly
increase your sales on
MAJOR'S CEMENTS.
If you would like to obtain one of these signs, send for descriptive circular No. 24, " How
to obtain a sign from your wholesale druggist." A. MAJOR, Bfew York City.
Little Roch, Ark.,
Jan. 25th, '87.
A. Majok, Esq., 232
William St., New York
City.
Deak Sie: I have
noticed in one of our
city drug stores your
LARGE, striking sign
of plate and weight for
Cement. I think such
a sign in my window,
or in front of my store,
wonld_ induce a large
trade in this Cement.
My store is one of the
most, if not the most,
prominent retail
stands in the city, be-
ing the principal cor-
ner at the city market.
How and where can I
obtain the large sign ?
Respectfully,
John B. Bond.
REDUCED TO lO CTS. PER BOT.
80 cts. per dozen.
Philipsburg, Pa.,
Feb. 3, '87.
A. Majoe, Esq., 232
William St., New York
City.
My Deae Sie: We
received the Cements
and also the 50 lb. stone
weight sign. The latter
(the sign) is a grand
thing. We, to tell the
truth, have been sur-
prised, in fact, we had
not the least idea that
it would create the de-
mand it has for the Ce-
ment. Before getting
the sign, we probably
sold 2 or 3 doz. Cement
yearly. Since we got
the sign, a little over a
month ago, we have
sold 5 dozen.
Respectfully yours,
M. E. Geoege.
Cement s<»l'J by IfORRlSSOX. PT.l 1IMF,R & CO.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 647
DIET FOR THE SICK ROOM.
abrow root custard.
Dry Berm. Arrow Root 2 drachms or 2 teaspoon fuls.
Sugar 1 drachm or 1 teaspoonful.
Mix by rubbing or careful stirring with a little cold milk until all lumps
are broken, and it forms a perfect mixture a little thicker than heavy cream.
Boil half a pint of milk or water, and as soon as it comes to a boil pour it over
the paste, stirring until it thickens. If any flavor is desired add it just before
pouring on the boiling milk.
OAT MEAL GRUEL.
Oat meal, of med. fineness 4 drachms or a tablespoouful.
Salt to season to the taste.
Mix with enough milk to form a paste and stir well, then add half a pint
of milk and heat to a boil, maintaining this temperature five or six minutes
while constantly stirring. Remove from the fire and add an even teaspoonful
of sugar and a piece of butter as large as a cherry. Mix thoroughly,
RESTORATIVE JELLY.
TluBsian Isinglass 1 ounce.
Gum Arabic 2 drachms.
Sugar 2 ounces.
Oassia Buds, broken 1 ounce.
Lemon Juice 1 drachm.
Pure Port Wine half pint.
Mix altogether and let them stand in glass or porcelain vessel about two
hours, then place the dish in a vessel of warm water, heat gently and stir until
the Isinglass and Gum are dissolved, and finally bring the water to a boil a few
minutes; then remove and strain the jelly into shallow moulds. A small slice
of this jelly placed in the mouth of an unconscious or helpless invalid will
gradually dissolve and pass into the stomach without effort of the patient.
BEEF TEA, QUICKLY MADE.
Put any desired quantity of thoroughly lean beef, cut across the grain and
into small pieces, in a dry saucepan and allow it to rest over a slow fire for a
few minutes, stirring to keep it from sticking to the pan; when of a whitish
color pour on its own weight (pint for pound) of cold water and bring it to a
boil, let it gently simmer ten minutes and strain under ordinary pressure into
a shallow dish; if any fat appears upon the surface remove it with white filter
or blotting paper. This makes a strong and excellent beef tea.
TOAST WATER.
Take one slice stale bread, half inch thick, and four by four inches in
length and breadth, thoroughly toasted without scorching, put while hot into
half pint boiling water, cover tightly and allow to cool, and then strain. This
is quite refreshing to invalids unable to use stronger food.
PANADA.
Take two slices stale bread half inch thick, toast well without scorching,
cut into small squares, put into a bowl, sprinkle a little salt over them and pour
on a pint of boiling water, and grate in a little nutmeg.
SAGO JELLY.
Sago 4 tablespoonfuls.
Juice or rind of 1 lemon.
Sugar, to suit the taste, perhaps 2 ounces.
Water 1 quart.
Mix and let them stand an hour, then boil, stirring frequently, until all is
dissolved, and add.
Port Wine 1 ounce.
Mix, allow it to cool.
648 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current,
Nutrition
Mthe
THE TRADE SUPPLIED BY ^v^02aiaXSS03>T, FJL,T:rj^3^:s^Z, <Ss, CO.
MORRISSON, PlUMMER & Co.'s PRlCES-CuRliKNT. 649
DIET FOB, THE SICK ROOM-Cont'd.
OASTILLON'S POWDER.
Powdered Tragacanth ~]
iSv:;;:::;::;;;::::::;v;;/;:.:::::::::::::::: \ i —
Sugar J
Prepared Carb, Lime 2 drachms.
Mix thoroughly and make into powders containing one drachm; for use,
put one powder in four tablespoon fuls of cold milk, put into a pan and stir well,
and add slowly one pint of boiling milk, and boil for 15 minutes and add sugar
to the taste
DRIED MEAT FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
Is prepared by Dannecy of Bordeaux by cutting fresh meat finely, spread-
ing upon muslin, drying rapidly in a current of air, and rubbing into a brown
powder, which is almost inodorous, and has a sligMly saline taste. It is readily
taken by patients, spread upon bread or a teaspoonful of it mixed with a cupful
of broth, or soup, or by children if baked into biscuits. — Pharm. Cent. Hall.
ICE CREAM AND BEEF JTJICE.
Dr. J. J. Tucker, in the Chicago Journal of Medicine, commends the fol-
lowing as an excellent dietary article:
5 — Cream 120 grams.
Sugar 30 "
Extract of Vanilla 8 "
Beef Juice 8 "
Any confectioner can make it, or it may readily be prepared at home with
a freezer.
FLUID EXTRACT OF COFFEE.
A good article may be prepared on a small scale as follows:
Light-brown Coffpe, roasted 5 ounces.
Dark-brown " 5 "
Alcohol 3
Cold Water... 12
Hot Water Sufficient.
Grind the two kinds of coffee together, and macerate them for two days in
a closed percolator with the alcohol and the cold water. Then add enough hot
water to obtain fifteen oaoces of percolate. Set this aside, and continue the
percolation till ten ounces more have passed through. Evaporate this down
to five ounces, filter, and add to the reserved liquor. Dose, two or three tea-
spoonfuls to a cup of hot water. — Boston Jour, of Chem.
EGG JELLX.
Beat up an egg in a bowl, and then add six tablespoonfuls of cold water,
mixing the whole well together; then add two tablespoonfuls of farina of
potatoes: let it be mixed thoroughly with the liquid in the bowl; then pour in
as much boiling water as will convert the whole into a jelly, and mix it well.
It may be taken alone or with the addition of a little milk, in case of stomach
debility or consumptive disorders. — Journal of Chemistry, April, 1882.
HORSE RADISH VINEGAR.
Cider Vinegar 1 quart.
Fresh-grated Horse Radish . .3 ounces.
Cayenne Pepper 1 drachm.
Mustard, pure, powdered i ounce.
Mix, and allow all to stand two or three days, with occasional shaking,
then strain or filter, and you have an excellent seasoning for corned beef, or
cold meats of any kind, salads, etc.
650 MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Cubrent.
BUY THE CS-E; UTTTIBiriEa
DB. P. HALL'S CATARRH REMEDY.
which is Manufactured in Erie, Penn'a, and Sold
for BO (SRMTS.
B E NOT IJIBCSEIITT'^aP
There is an article on the market which has a
similar name, but the price is 75 Cents, and it is
in no way connected with my Remedy, which is
made only by
EDWABD F. HALL,
630 STATE ST., - ERIE, PENN'A.
The Trade supplied by MORRISSON, JPLUMMEM & CO,
GHAMBBRXjAIH^S
Golic^CholeraandDiarrhoeaRemedy
85 Cent, 50 Cent and $1.00 Bottles.
200,000 Bottles sold annually. It is not only the best selling but the best
preparation for the purposes that has ever been produced. It is just the
preparation for a druggist to get up a run on and hold it each succeeding year.
For Prices see Patent Medicines.
The Trade supplied by DIORRISSOSir, P1.UMMEB & CO.
»
Scheffer's Pepsin.
SACCHARATED PEPSIN, U, S. Ph.
CONCENTRATED DRY PEPSIN, of superior strength.
LIQUID PEPSIN.
My make of Pepsin has stood the test of years, it has proven its superiority
by not being deteriorated by age and by not losing its digestive power nor
assuming an offensive odor, when exposed to the air.
E. SCHEFFEB, liOnisville, Ky.
SOLD BY :i4: o :es la I s s o otT, :F'ij-crn^^3^X!Es cSo co.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current, 651
DIET FOB THE SICK ROOM-Cont'd.
BREAD POULTICE.
Dry bread crumbs, q. s., boiling water to make a stiff mush of the crumbs,
stirring well to remove all hard lumps, then stir in half teaspoonful of Glycerine
to, the teacupful of poultice, and it is ready for use.
SLIPPERY ELM POULTICE.
Powdered Elm, hot water or milk, enough of each to make a good paste,
and then add Glycerine, half teaspoonful to cupful of poultice.
When either of these two poultices are to be applied to very painful sur-
faces, a little Laudanum can be added to advantage.
MILD MUSTARD POULTICE.
Good ground mustard, ground flax seed, each one ounce, water to make a
thick paste, and spread on muslin.
STRONG MUSTARD POULTICE.
Best ground mustard, vinegar, enough to make a paste, spread on muslin.
This poultice will often blister nicely.
LINSEED POULTICE.
Powdered flax seed 4 ounces.
Hot water ___ i pint.
Add the seed gradually, stirring well till a soft paste is formed.
READY METHOD OP PREPARING FOMENTATIONS.
Take your flannel, folded to the required thickness and size, dampened
quite perceptibly with water, but not enough to drip and place it between the
folds of a large newspaper, having the edges of the paper lap well over the cloth,
so as to give no vent to the steam. Thus prepared, lay it on the heated surface
of the stove or register, and in a moment steam is generated from the under sur-
face, and has permeated the whole cloth sufficiently to heat it to the required
temperature. This method is often very convenient and efficient where there
is no opportunity to heat much water at a time.— Michigan Medical News.
DIET FOR THE SICK.
By Mrs. Emma Brant.
Matron of the Hospital of the Michigan College of Medicine, Detroit.
From Medical Journal.
PLAIN OMELET.
legg.
1 pinch salt.
1 tablespoonful of milk.
A piece of butter the size of a hickory nut.
Beat the egg very light, add salt and milk. Have the pan very hot ; put
in the butter and then the egg. Shake the pan until the egg begins to settle,
then brown well ; run a broad bladed knife under it, fold one half over the
other and serve hot.
ARROWROOT GRUEL.
1 pint milk.
1 teaspoonful arrowroot.
Salt to taste.
Let the milk just come to a boil ; mix the arrowroot smooth with a little
cold milk, and then stir it into the boiling milk, and add a little salt Cook
gently 10 minutes longer.
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MOKRISSON, PUJMMER & Co.'s PeICES-CuRRKNT.
MOSCOW EXHIBITOIN, 1872, First Award— First Grand Silver Medal to Samuel Clarke, London,
for his Patent Pyramid Nursery Lamp Food Warmer. Second Award— First Grand Silver
Medal to Samuel Clarke, London, for his Patent Pyramid Night Lights. Prize Medal
Awarded, London, 1873. Prize Medal Awarded at Paris Exposition, 1867.
Samuel Clarke's Patent Pyramid Nursery Lamp Food Warmers.
WITH POECELAIN PANAKINS.
PYRAMID N16HT LAMPS.
50 cts. each, retail, or $3.0U per doz.
wholesale.
AND
PYRAMID NIGHT LIGHTS.
I cts. per box.
The Pyramid Night Lamps render
the burning of a Night Light per-
fectly safe, entirely prevent flicker-
ing (so objectionable in all Night
Lights not burned in a lamp), are
clean, portable, and render a Night
Light useful for many purposes
where they otherwise would not be.
The Pyramid Food Wabmers, by
their peculiar construction — the
glass chimney conducting and con-
centrating heat to the bottom of the
water vessel, a larger amount of
light aud heat is obtained than can
be in any other lamp of the same
class. Without smoke or smell.
The Pyramid Night Lights have
a patent prepared rush wick, are
made much larger than any other
Night Light, and give double the
light ; they are therefore, very suit-
able for nursery lamps, lighting
passages, lobbies, etc., and adapt-
able to many purposes for which the
common Night Lights are useless.
RETAIL. WHOLESALE.
No. 1 Holds Half-pint Food, besides Water, Price, $1 50 each $11 00 per dozen.
No. 2 " Three-quarters Pint Food " " 175 " . 12 50
No.3 " OnePintFood, " " 2 00 " 14 40
Clarke's Pyramid N'htLamps, (Lacquered or Bronzed) 50 " 3 00 "
" " " Lights, (eleven in a box, each to barn nine hours) 4 75 doz. boxes.
CATTTION.— The Patentee begs to state that he will warrant his PATENT PYRAMID FOOD
WABMEBS to answer the purpose for which they are recommended, only when the Pyramid Night
Lights are burned in them; the common night lights will not give sufficient heat. Persons who
find a difficulty in obtaining the Pyramid Night Lights, are requested to write to the Patentee,
SAMUJKIi CJ^ARKE, Newarfc, N. J., exclusive U. S. Depot for the Works, London, England,
who will give the address of his nearest Agent. The Pyramid Food Warmers are sold by all re-
sponsible dealers throughout the United States at $1.50, $1.75 and f2.00 each.
TRADE SUPPLiIED BY IVIOBRISSOIV, PliUITOIER & CO.
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MoRRrssoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 653
DIET FOR THE SICK-Cont'd.
POTATO PUFF.
Two cupsful mashed potatoes ; two tablespoonsful melted butter. Stir
these with a seasoning of salt to a ligrht, fine creamy batter. Beat two eggs
separately, and add with six tablespoonsful of sweet cream. Then beat alto-
gether lightly and well. Pile in an irregular, jagged form in a dish, and cook
in quick oven till nicely colored.
LEMONADE.
Some people might consider the making of lemonade such a simple thing
that they would laugh at my giving directions for it ; but I have so often found
a " glass of lemonade " to mean water with slices of lemon floating in it, that I
know fiome people may be taught if they will try.
Roll a lemon until it is perfectly soft ; squeeze the juice into a glass, re-
move all seeds, add two teaspoonf uls of sugar, and fill the glass with water, and
stirring well, then serve.
ORANGE WHEY.
The Juice of one orange to one pint of sweet mi Ik. Heat slowly until curds
folm, strain and cool.
EGG LEMONADE.
White of one egg, one tablespoonf ul pulverized sugar, juice of one lemon,
one goblet water. Beat together.
SAGO MILK.
Three tablespoonsful sago soaked in a cup of cold water one hour; add
three caps boiling milk; sweeten and flavor to taste. Simmer slowly a half
hour. Eat warm.
BAKED MILK.
Put a half gallon of milk in a jar, and tie it down with writing-paper. Let
it stand in a moderate oven eight or ten hours. It will be like cream, and is very
nutritious.
PUNCH, WITHOUT LIQUOR
Take the juice of six oranges and six lemons, adding sugar to suit the taste,
Put to this a quantity of pounded ice and some sliced pineapple, pouring over
it two quarts of water. This is an agreeable summer beverage for anybody,
sick or well.
HOW TO MAKE A SPICE-BAG.
Take half an ounce each of cloves, allspice, cinnamon and anise-seed,
bruised, but not powdered in a mortar. Put between two layers of coarse flan-
nel, about six inches square, and quilt them in. Soak for a few minutes in hot
brandy, whisky or alcohol and water, equal parts. Apply warm, removing when
it gets cold. — Medical Record.
SUGGESTIONS FOR THE SICK ROOM.
In a recent lecture on the art of nursing, Dr. Gause, of Philadelphia,
gave the following suggestive hints under the head of " don't. "
Don't waken a sick patient — not even for medicine or food. If patients don't
sleep at night, let them sleep when they can.
Don't whisper in a sick room where the patient can hear and know that you
are whispering. A sick person is exceedingly keen and watchful.
Don't walk on tiptoe in the sick chamber. It is just like whispering.
Don't stamp across the room; don't be inattentive to questions, no matter how
trifling they may seem to be.
654
MoRKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Curkent.
ay PARK PliACE, aiTEW YORK,
Importers and Manufacturers of
Bronze Powders, Gold, Silver, Aluminium
.A.:iTJD jD-cttch iva:ET'.A.ij XiE-^if, eSoc, tSoc
Acknowledged
BY THE
TRADE
WARSCHINCS I
tgia^FKENCH GOLD PAINT ^
For All Ornamental Gilding
THE BEST
IN THE
Market
Sole Agents for
LACROIX'S TUBES, THE ROYAL DRESDEN COLORS, AND ALL MATERIAL
FOR PAINTING ON CHINA AND GLASS.
se2^:d :ro:ES, i Xj Xi -ur s a: la .^ t e :d ipiaicE XjIst
The Trade supplied by- aiORRISSOm, PliUMMER & CO.
M. S. VanDeusen.
Wm. Leimbbt.
JOHN G. NESBMBS d^ CO.,
(5©RFGeTIOREF^S,
Manufacture a large line of the very best
CANDIES FOR DRUGGISTS' USE, INCLUDING FRUIT TABLETS,
FINE HAND-MADE CREAMS,
CHOCOLATES, LOZENGES, IMPERIALS, JELLY FRUIT BEANS,
And many other varieties such as are kept by lirst-class Druggists, including the
O :E3 Xa £3 ^ £^ .^ ^P £3 33
GREAT AMERICAH COUGH DROPS.
Give us a trial and we know you wiU be pleased.
28, 30, 32 & 34 MICHIGAN AVE., CHICAGO.
Orders filled by MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Oo.'s Prices-Current, 655
SUaOESTIONS FOE THE SICK ROOM-Cont'd.
Don't make a dust or needless noise. Never look anxious and lachrymose if
you want to keep a patient's nervous condition right.
Don't get cross and grumpish; dont dispute vs^ith a patient.
Don't wear silk dresses or other noisy materials. Never hurry in a sick room,
but be quick, alsrt and systematic. Anybody in a hurry will be sure to
forget something.
Don't be loquacious; in conversation be concise and clear, and make no mis-
takes. Be careful in the use of words so as not to have anything be-
tween the lines for the sick person to study out.
Don't make light of the complaints of sick persons; listen to them with appar-
ent interest.
Don't weary a patient with questions; don't gaze at him, and never allow any-
thing to occur in the sick chamber that you don't see. There is a way
of seeing things without attracting attention.
Don't cover a patient with silk or Marseilles quilts; they are only for orna-
ment on beds not in use.
Don't cool hot tea or gruel by blowing it.
Don't keep food or drinking water in the sick room.
Don't fail to have a thermometer and clock in the sick room.
Don't put a patient's back to the window when the doctor calls to see him,
but let the light strike on the patient's face while the physician is
present.
SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION.
Dr, Atkinson, in the course of an article on " The Treatment of Alcohol-
ism," in the Practitioner for January, says: " To show to what extent Alcohol
may be present in the blood, I may mention I have known it to burst into flame
on a light being applied to a cut head, and Professor Ogston, of Aberdeen, has
told me he has been able to set it alight when he has cut open the bladder of a
man who has died in a fit of alcoholism.
Oily rags, greasy sawdust and other sweepings, if allowed to lie in a pile or
close body, will heat and often ignite. This has doubtless been the cause of
many fires whose origin seemed mysterious.
A small hole or opening in a floor over a hot stove or furnace, admitting a
constant draught of dry, heated air, even if much below the usual igniting tem-
perature, will often result in charred edges, absorption of oxygen, and finally a.
blaze and another mysterious fire.
A blister in a window pane, or a glass bowl with water in it, may act as a
lens or sun glass, and concentrate the sun's rays enough to cause a iDlaze, but
as this can only occur during daylight, few fires are likely to result, owing to
early detection.
It is not safe to bottle Ethers, Benzine, or other inflammable and easily-
vaporized liquids, by artificial light, as the vapor will float in the air many feet,
catch fixe, and carry it along the current to the bottles or other containers.
A.n English druggist relates how an incipient fire was caused in the show
window by the reflection of the sun's rays from a show bottle containing the
fainiliar solution of bichromate of potassium and sulphuric acid. According
to the Chemist and Druggist this is not an unusual occurrence, and care should
be taken to provide against such accidents by protecting the bottles with cur-
tains whilst the sun's rays are the hottest.- - Western Druggist, May, 1887.
656
MoKRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
DR. MOLEswoRTH's mim \mmm m suction syrime.
/s super/or fo all other Vaginal Instruments, for the following reasons :
1st. It is easier used and cleaned, because less complicated.
2nd. It is less liable to be damaged or get out of repair by use, having no
Talve to be lost or pistons to become too tight or too loose.
3rd. This is the only instrument that will carry a cleansing or medicated
wash to evert and all parts of the vagina and mouth of the womb.
4th. This is the only instrument that dilates and detaches from the walls,
and removes by suction, without injury, all impurities or foreign matter that
may be upon the walls and in the folds of the mucous membrane of the vagina,
or within the mouth of the womb if open.
CERVICAL STRAIGfHTENER OR AUTTI-FJLEXOR.
For STRAIGHTENING ALL FLEXIONS and CURVATUEES of the CERVICAL CANAL.
ClilMAX DILATOR.
Tubes Vs.H, V2 and ^ inch in Diameter.
For Dilating the Os and Cervix Uteri, Urethra, Cervix Cystici, Sinus, Strictures of
the Oesophagus, Vagina, Anus, etc., and as a General Tampon.
Each instrument has four Tubes ; the smaller Tube is one-eighth of an inch
in diameter and capable of being dilated to one-half inch. The larger Tubes
will dilate to one, two and three inches in diameter. Price, $15.00 with Polished
Mahogany Lock Box, Plush Lined.
Address, Br. MOLEiSlVORTH & CO.,
Send for Illustrated Circular. 69 Gold Street, New York,
SOLD BY ^vIOXaZSISSO^iT, X= jLi -Cr auE 2vC E IS <jlB CO.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 657
TO MIX PAINTS OF VARIOUS COLORS.
A correspondent asks us a question on this subject, and we have no doubt
there are numerous painter's manuals, or books of instruction, in existence; but
many of these are not very reliable. We give the following table of compound
colors, showing the simple colors which produce them, which may be of some
service to our inquirer:
Buff. — White, yellow ochre and red.
Chestnut. — Ked, black and yellow.
Chocolate. — Raw umber, red and black.
Claret. — Red, umber and black.
Copper. — Red, yellow and black.
Dove. — White, vermilion, blue and yellow.
Drab. — White, yellow ochre, red and black.
Fawn. — White, yellow and red.
Flesh. — White, yellow ochre and vermilion.
Freestone. — Red, black, yellow ochre and white.
French Grey. — White, prussian blue and lake,
Grey. — White lead and black.
Gold. — White, stone ochre and red.
Green Bronze. — Chrome green, black and yellow
Green Pea. — White and chrome green.
Lemon. — White and chrome yellow.
Limestone. — White, yellow ochre, black and red.
Olive. — Yellow, blue, black and white.
Orange — Yellow and red.
Peach. — White and vermilion.
Pearl. — White, black and blue.
Pink. — White, vermilion and lake.
Purple — Violet, with more red and white.
Rose. — White and madder lake.
Sandstone — White, yellow ochre, black and red.
Snuff. — Yellow and Vandyke brown.
Violet. — Red, blue and white.
In the foregoing table of the combination of colors required to produce a
desired tint, the first-named color is always the principal ingredient, and the
others follow in the order of their importance. Thus in mixing a limestone tint,
white is the principle ingredient, and red the color of which the least is needed.
The exact proportions of each color must be determined by experiment with a
small quantity. It is best to have the principal ingredient thick, and add to it
the other paints thinner, — Oil and Colorman Journal.
Fifty years ago Chicago, with a population of 4,500, had three drug stores.
To-day the proportion is about the same, one to every 1,500, or 460 drug stores
to 700,000 inhabitants. What other city on the globe can show such growth. —
Western Druggist, May, 1887.
If you want knowledge, you must toil for it. If food, you must toil for it,
and if pleasure, you must toil for it. Toil is the law. Pleasure comes through
toil, and not by self-indulgence and indolence. When one gets to love work,
his life is a happy one. — Ruskin.
658
MoKEissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Cueeent.
Price List of Hesselroth's Proprietary Medicines.
WINE OF IRON
Loss OCArppeBiB,
^S^^
Retail
Per doz. Price.
Hesselroth's Blood and Liver Pills (Gelatine-Coated) $ 1 50 $0 25
" Crown Cologne 1 75 25
" Lungwort Balsam .__ 4 00 50
" Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, subject to fluctua^
tions 7 00 100
" Enssia Cholera Drops small 175 25
" " " " medium 3 50 50
large... 7 50 100
" Swedish Wine of Iron 7 50 100
" Toothache Drops 175 25
" Universal Fluss and Healing Plaster 175 25
Dr. Camph's Equicura Condition Powder, small 125 25
" large 2 50 50
" Liniment, small 1 75 25
" " medium 3 50 50
large 7 50 1 00
Colic Specific 15 00 2 00
HESSEIiROTH'S IMPOBTATIOlSrS.—
Gahn's Amykos Aseptin, white 7 50 100
P. Pauli's Lilje Convalje Soap 2 25 35
" Med. Arom. Spice Soap 175 25
" Eeseda Soap 2 25 35
" Victoria Soap 2 25 35
Having received from time to time many orders for SWEDISH MEDICINES from
druggists as well as consumers, I have decided, for convenience sake, to place on the market a
small line of those in greatest demand under the name of HESSELrROTH'S SWEDISH
CROWX MEDICIKES, so classified that they may be easily and profitably handled, and
ordered by numbers as follows :
Price List of Hesselroth's Swedish Crown Medicines.
LARGE,
Per doz.
Blodrenade Drops $3 50
Bruna Gikt Drops 3 50
Baska Mag Drops.. 3 50
De Pyra Slagens Drops .._ 3 50
Essentia Dulcis 3 50
Gratia Drops, small size only
Hjertstyrkande Drops 3 50
Hoffman's Drops 3 50
Hoffman's och Btjertstyrkande Drops 3 50
Jem Drops 3 50
Kron. Essence, small size only
Malorts Drops— Dubbla 3 50
Mixtura Simplex 3 50
Moder Drops, Dorjens 3 50
Nerf Drops 3 50
Prinsens Drops 3 50
Prinsens Akta Drops 3 50
Riga Balsam 3 50
Rosens Brost Drops 3 50
SlagVatten 3 50
Thieleman's Cholera Drops 3 50
THE ABOVE REMEDIES have been extensively advertised in the Scandinavian
press for a number of years, and have now secured a great and growing demand.
'SO DRU<w CilST who would increase his trade with this industrious nationality should
be without a full assortment of them.
ISr REGrARD TO QUALITY, purity of ingredients used in their composition,
utility for the purpose for which they are recommended, neatness of packages, and attractive
appearance, they will compare favorably with any preparation ever offered.
LAWRENCE HESSELROTH,
Importer and Dealer in
Scandinavian MGdicines, EStc.
107 E. CHICAGO AVENUE.
We win take pleasure in filling orders for any of the above Medicines.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No. 8.
No. 9.
No. 10.
No. 11.
No. 12.
No. 13.
No. 14.
No. 15.
No. 16.
No. 17.
No. 18.
No. 19.
No. 20.
No. 21.
SMALL.
Retail
Retail
Price.
Per doz.
Price.
$0 50
$1 75
$0 25
50
175
25
50
175
25
50
175
25
50
175
25
1 75
25
50
175
25
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175
25
50
175
25
50
1 75
25
175
25
50
1 75
25
50
175
25
50
175
25
50
1 75
25
50
1 75
25
50
1 75
25
50
1 75
26
50
175
175
25
50
25
50
1 75
25
J
MoRRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current. 659
POSTAL REGULATIONS.
DOMESTIC POSTAGE.
FIRST CLASS.
Letters, and all other written matter, whether sealed or unsealed, and all
other matter sealed, mailed, sewed, tied, or fastened in any manner, so that it
cannot be easily examined, two cents per ounce or fraction thereof. Postal
cards one cent each. Postal cards are unmailabie with any writing or printing
on the address side, except the direction, or with anything pasted upon or
attached to them.
SECOND CLASS.
Newspaper and periodical publications when sent by publishers or news- /
agents, one cent a pound or fraction thereof. Newspaper and periodical
publications when sent by persons other than the publishers or news-agents,
one cent for every four ounces or fraction thereof.
THIRD CLASS.
Printed matter, in unsealed wrappers only (all matter inclosed in sealed
envelopes notched on the sides or corners must pay letter rates;, one cent for
each two ounces or fraction thereof, which must be fully prepaid. This
includes books, circulars, chromos, hand bills, engravings, lithographs,
magazines, music, pamphlets, proof-sheets and manuscript accompanying the
same, reproductions by the electric pen, hektograph, metallograph, papyrograph,
and, in short, any reproduction upon paper by any process, except handwriting,
typewriting, and the copying press, not in the nature of a personal correspondence.
Limit of weight four pounds, except for a single book, which may weigh more.
Third class matter must be fully prepaid or it will not be forwarded.
FOURTH CLASS.
All mailable matter not included in the three preceding classes which is so
prepared for maiUng as to be easily withdrawn from the wrapper and examined,
ilate, one cent per ounce or fraction thereof. Limit of weight four pounds.
Eull prepayment compulsory.
PERMISSIBLE WRITING.
No writing is permitted on third or fourth class matter except as follows : The
name and address of sender on the outside or inside of package, preceded by the
word "from." On the wrapper may also be written the names and number of
articles inclosed. The sender is further allowed to mark a word or passage in
a book or paper to which he desires to call special attention. He may also write
a simple inscription or dedication upon the cover or blank leaves of a book or
pamphlet. There may be attached to articles of merchandise, by tag or label, a
mark, number, name, or letter for purpose of identification. Printed circulars
may contain the written name of the sender, or of the addressee and the date.
Any other writing on third or fourth class matter will subject the package to
letter rates of postage, and render the sender liable to a fine of ten dollars for
each ofEense. Printed matter may be inclosed with fourth class matter, but the
whole package is subject to the rate of one cent per ounce or fraction thereof.
UNMAILABLB.
Obscene books, letters, papers, pictures, and postal cards; lottery circulars
and letters; liquids, gunpowder and other explosives; live reptiles, animals, and
insects (except queen bees), poison, and any article liable to injure the mails or
the person of those handUng them.
660 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
THE
riGATri & MILLIBAN
M>5RHFAeTURIR6 eO-
-* BEST -f
Mixes Paints
WILL
OUTSPREAD, OUTWEAR
AND GIVE A
BETTER FINISH THAN ANY OTHER.
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170, 172 AND 174 RANDOLPH ST.,
CHICAGO, ILL.
Orders filled by MOBBISSON, FLtTMHEB & CO.
MoREissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices Current. 661
POSTAL RBGTJLiATIONS-Cont'd.
EULINGS OF THE DEPAETMENT.
POSTAL NOTES.
A postal note, not presented for payment within three months from the
last day of the month of issue becomes invalid.
To get your money back on a postal note which has expired, it is necessary
for you to present it at the paying or issuing office and sign an application for
a duplicate, to be issued by the superintendent of the money order system,
Washington, D. C This will cost you three cents.
If a postal note is lost or destroyed, no duplicate can be issued. This regu-
lation is never departed from. It becomes necessary from the fact that postal
notes are all made payable to bearer.
A postal note is also payable at the office of issue at any time within three
months from the date of issue.
Postal notes are issued for sums of $5 or less, and the charge is only 3c., no
matter what the amount.
Never leave the postofflce, after procuring a postal note, without first exam-
ining it, to see whether it has been properly filled.
MONEY OEDEKS.
After a money order has once been paid, no matter by whom presented, the
post-office department will not be liable to any further claim therefor.
In sending a money order by mail, never enclose it in the same letter with
the information regarding it.
In making an application for a money order, be sure and state the given
name, as well as the surname, of the person in whose favor it is to be drawn.
Whenever it is possible, the correct address — such as street and number —
of both the person taking out the order and the person to whom it is to be paid
should be given.
Money orders are never payable on the day of issue.
A money order can not be drawn for more than $100, and when a larger
amount is desired, additional orders must be obtained to make it up.
No one person can secure more than three money orders on the same office
in one day, when made payable to the same payee.
Whenever a money order has been incorrectly drawn, or whenever the re-
mitter desires to change the place of payment, the postmaster is authorized
to take back the first order and issue another, but another fee is exacted on the
new transaction.
If a new order becomes necessary on account of a mistake made by the
postmaster, he is compelled to issue a new one and charge himself with the fee.
THE REGISTRY SYSTEM.
This is one of the most valuable and important features of our postal system,
and should be more liberally patronized by the public. It is just as expeditious
as the express companies, while for small articles it is very much cheaper.
Any article regarded as mailable may be registered.
The fee for registering a letter or parcel is 10c. in addition to the regular
postage, whatever that may be. For example, to register a simple letter on
which the postage is 2c., the entire expense would be but 12c. If you desire
to register an article of merchandise weighing 5 ounces, you would have to
pay the regular postage of Ic. an ounce and 10c. additional for registering,
making 15c. in all.
All articles belonging to the third or fourth class, presented for register-
ing, must be so wrapped as to admit of examination without destroying the
wrapper, for if it is not so wrapped the postage would be charged at letter
rates.
662
MoRRissoN, Plummbr & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Tts^ T®> T®T f^^ f^^ ^ <^ rrsv fgA T®T T^T T®^ T®> "\S'' ^V "I®3 /Tpv an /!y\ "ps t^ <^
A complete descriptive Catalogue and Price List of these desirable goods will be mailed
on application to the manufacturers,
WOODS, SHES^WOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass., U. S. A.
Special designs of Easels, Racks, Stands, &c., for displaying goods made to order.
PLEASE MENTION THE DKUGGISTS' BEADY REFERENOB WHEN ORDERING.
Shebwood's
No. 3 Tootli Srush Stand.
Shebwood's
No. 4 Tooth Brush Back.
Shkkwuod's Sherwood's
3 Sizes, No. 1,2,3. TJnion.
Bkush Broom Holders,
Sherwood's
W. C. Paper Rack.— 2 Sizes.
SUEBWODD'S
Oomb Case.— 3 Sizes
SUKKWOOD'S
Spong'e Basket. — 4 Sizes.
Sbeewood'B Shebwood's
No. 8 Tooth Brush Back. No. 9 Tooth Brush Back.
Trade supplied by MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
MoRRissoN, Plummee & Co.'s Prices-Current. 663
POSTAL REGULATIONS-Cont'd.
THE REGISTKY SYSTEM — Cont'd.
Two or more letters or parcels addressed to or intended for the same per-
son cannot be tied or otherwise fastened together and registered as one.
Any post office in the United States is duly authorized to receive and
register mail matter.
Articles intended for foreign countries included in the Universal Postal
Union may be registered just the same as if intended for this country, and the
same fee of 10c. is charged.
DOMESTIC MONEY-OEDEE EATES.
In accordance with the provisions of the Act of Congress, affirmed March
3, 1883, a single money order may be issued for any amount from one cent to
$100 inclusive, but fractions of a cent must not be introduced with the amount
of a money-order. The fees to be charged the public for domestic money orders
will be as foUows:
Orders not exceeding $10 8 cents
Exceeding $10 and below $15 10 "
$15 and below $30 15 "
$30 and below $40 20 "
$40 and below $50 25 "
$50 and below $60 30 "
$60 and below $70 35 "
$70 and below $80 40 "
$80 and below $100 45 "
Postmasters are instructed to refuse to issue in one day to the same re-
mitter, and in favor of the same payee, more than three money-orders payable
at the same postoffice. The fees upon international money -orders remain
unchanged, and the question of increasing the maximum limit of a single inter-
national money order to $100 (an increase requiring additional legislation) will
hereafter be considered by the postoffice.
FOEEIGN EATES OF POSTAGE, ETC.
To all countries except those named hereafter, the rate of postage is,
Letters, five [5] cents for each one-half [3^J ounce or fraction thereof ; con-
dition of payment optional ; limit of payment, destination.
Postal cards, two [2] cents.
Newspapers, printed matter, and samples of merchandise, one [1] cent for
each [2] ounces or fraction thereof. ,
Eegistration fee on letters and other articles, ten [10] cents.
Articles of merchandise, except trade samples, are charged for at letter
rates.
EXCEPTIONS TO THE ABOVE EATES.
Canada and British Possessions in N. News- Other printed
America (except Newfoundland which Letters. papers. matter.
is as given above) 2cforloz. lcfor4ozs. lcfor2ozs.
New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria,
New Zealand, Norfolk Island(Oceanica) 12c " i oz. 2c each. 4c " 4 ozs.
Siam, (direct mail) 5c " I oz. 2c " 8c" "
Siam (via Brindisi) 5c " " 5cfor4ozs. 4c" 2 ozs.
Madagascar 23c " " 6c " " 7c" "
Except Tamatavo and St. Maria.
Transvaal Eepublic 21c" " 4c " 2 ozs. 4c" "
African States 15c " " 4c " 4 ozs. 5c" "
Morocco 15c " " 2c " 2 ozs. 2c" "
664 MoEEissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
ARNICA
ToOTri * ^OAP.
The Best Selling Dentifrice in the United States.
-SALES OVER-
25,000 BOXES MONTHLY,
AND STEADILY INCREASING.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. + + + + + SEE OUR NAME ON EVERY BOX.
C. H. STB.01TG 85 CO.,
Sold by MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Pkices-Current.
665
POSTAL BEGUIiATIONS -Cont'd.
FOREIGN POSTAL MONEY ORDERS.
GREAT BBITAIN AND IRELAND.
On orders up to SIO 00 SO 25
" " " " 20 00 50
" " " " 30 00 70
" " 40 00 85
" " " " 50 00 100
CANADA, SWITZERLAND, GERMANY, FRANCE, ALGERIA, AUSTRIA, NORWAY AND
SWEDEN, DENMARK, BELGIUM, PORTUGAL, JAMAICA, NEW ZEALAND,
NEW SOUTH WALES AND VICTORIA. »
On orders up to SIO 00 ._ $0 15
" " " " 20 00 30
" " 30 00 .- 45
" " " " 40 00 60
" " 50 00 75
BRITISH INDIA.
On orders up to $10 00 W 35
" " " " 20 00 70
" " 30 00--.. 100
" " " " 40 00._. _. .-- 125
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JOHN F. STRATTON.
— : Importer and Wholesale Dealer in :—
Musical Merchandise,
49 Maiden Lane,
NEW YORK.
JOHN F. STRATTON'S CELEBRATED RUSSIAN
GUT VIOLIN STRINGS, THE FINEST
IN THE WORLD.
MY OUA-RAITTEE. If a dealer receives a complaint, (which he
believes to be honest) from any musician to whom he has sold any of these
strings, he is authorized by me to give him another string without charge, and
all such loss will be made good by me to my customers, without quibble
or question. (Beware of imitations.) Dealers will please send for descriptive
Catalogue. Trade supplied at lowest prices.
Sold by MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO..
A beautiful decorated Metal
Box, with bronze label pull,
given free with every dozen boxes
of COLGAN'S TAFFY TOLU.
SPECIALL Y DESIGNED FOR
A HERBARIUM.
Suitable when empty for pre-
serving, under proper label,
Herbs, Boots, Seeds, Spices, Pa-
pers, etc., etc.
COLGAN'S TAFFY TOLU is the
original trade - marked gum
which has set the world a chew-
ing. It sells rapidly, pays well,
and always gives satisfaction.
Supplied by all jobbers,
packed in above style, at $3.00
per dozen.
8'2x4('2x7'2 in.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Sold by MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
MoEEissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices- Current.
667
WE ARE AGENTS FOR
Dr. Scott's Genuine Electric Specialties
AND CARRY A FULL LINE OF THEM.
Dr. SCOTT'S ELECTEIC Hair Brushes 1.00, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50 and $ 3.00
Dr. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC Elesh Brush 3.00
Dr. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC Body Brush 5.00
Dr. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC Belt, for Gents 3.00 and 10.00
Dr. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC Belt, for Ladies 3.00 and 10.00
Dr. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC Abdominal Supporter 12.00
Dr. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC Tooth Brush .50 •
Dr. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC Hair Curler __. .50
Dr. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC Insoles, aU sizes .50
Dr. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC Suspensory ._ 5.00
Dr. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC Lung and Nerve Invigorators 5.00 and 10.00
Dr. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC Chest Protector 3.00
Dr. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC Shoulder Appliance 5.00
Dr. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC Sciatic Appliance 8.00
Dr. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC Knee Cap 5.00
Dr. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC Leg Belts 5.00
Dr. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC Anklets _ 3.00
Dr. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC Wristlets 2.50
Dr. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC OiEce Caps and Sleeping Caps 3.00 and 5.00
Dr. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC Corsets ._.. 1.00, 1.50, 2.00 and 3.00
MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.,
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Faysoit's Indelible Ink:.
This world-wide known Ink has been
established 50 years, is
THE OLDEST,
MOST POPUEAR AlfD
REST SEEEIHrO
I5f THE MARKET.
It always gives satisfaction to buyers,
sellers and consumers. It never dries up
or spoils on the dealer's hands.
This Ink is also put up in a neat
polished, case, w^ith one of
BRIGGS' MARKING PENS,
AND IS CALLED
PAYSOH'S COMBIHATIOH
TBAI>E SUPPJLIED BY MORRIi^SOX, PliUMMER & CO.
668 MoRRissoN, Plummbr & Co.'s Prices-Current.
AYEF^'S— —
"Vita Nuova
^5
A LIFE GIVING,
HEALTH RENEWING
CORDIAL AND TONIC.
Unsurpassed in excellence as a restorative, effecting marvelous cures
in all cases of Mental Exhaustion, General debility. Nervous Prostra-
tion, Insomnia, Dyspepsia, Hysteria in its many forms, Neuralgia and
congestive Head-aches, Malaria, Gastric trouble. Mental Depression
or Melancholia, Weakening of the vital forces from over work either
Mental or Physical, Blood Poisoning and Diseases consequent upon
an impoverished condition of the blood. A positive cure for the
Opium and Alcohol habit.
^^^=BIREGTI9NS. N>
Dose for Adults. — A Claret glass-full three times a day, with
meals. In addition to this it can be taken as necessity requires, after
any unusual labor, mental or physical. None genuine without the
f ac-simile of my signature.
HARRIET HUBBARD AVER.
39 and 41 Park Place, New York.
ALL OF MRS AYER'S GOODS KEPT IN STOCK BY
MORRISSON, PLUMM ER & CO,
\
MoEKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Peices-Cueeent. 669
To THE DEUG TEADE.
We call attention to the article below, asking yon to read over circular and
testimonials carefully. It is a new departure, and a Leader, and the only
article fhat positively cures Female Diseases, though many are advertised.
#« "^^^j^^"^ "*'"'/!^^P^ ■'-^^- ^- ^- McjGtIll, of South Bend,
T\ ^ » k^^^^^fL^ ^>^^^^^ Ind., an eminent and successful obstetric
I I |T^ |k| J^^^^^^^^jr physician, has discovered and perfected
W *«V|\||l l^]^5*^^'^^^|^^ a Compound Extract of Bitter Orange
"" ^ ' , Blossoms that has caused a revolution in
the treatment of female diseases, wher-
ever its merits are tested and known it
has done away with all dosing with
nauseous drugs and surgical operations
whereby so many precious lives have been lost.
As a discovery it ranks with Harvey's discovery of the circulation of the
blood. It has proved in more than a thousand cases of the worst kind, to be a
positive cure for the following female diseases : Ovarian Tumors, Polypus,
Ulceration and Dropsy of Womb, Inflammation, Congestion and Falling of the
Womb, Leucorrhoea,Painfvil and Suppressed Menstruation, Flooding, Frequent
Urination, Bearing down Pains, Backache, Headache, Hacking Cough, Melan-
choly, absence of ambition or desire to live, or in fact any complaint having its
origin in a disordered state of the generative and accompanying organs,
whether from contagious diseases, Heredity, Accident, Tight Lacing, Miscar-
riage or other causes.
Orange Blossom is a harmless, pleasant, mild preparation. It is applied
directly by patients themselves, thus securing correct local treatment. Its ap-
plication is easy and simple. Its curative action on the inflamed, congested
and ulcerated parts is immediate.
The method of treatment is convenient, and it is inexpensive. Physicians,
druggists and others are requested to give it a trial. Sample furnished free,
and " A plain talk to ladies " upon request.
Price, f l.OO per box, one month's treatment. $7.50 per doz.
Mailed to any part of the United States or Canada.
We have from 3,000 Physicians and over 30,000 Ladies
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS
In our office, a few of which we append, any of whom may be written to, and
will gratefully answer any inquiries.
"Gives perfect satisfaction in all cases." W. F. Bently, Ionia City, Mich.
"It will do just exactly as represented." L. Coffin, Stoneham, Mass.
"It works just like a charm." S. E. Deaton, Way land, Texas.
"The best thing in medicine I ever saw or heard of."
S. Eecoed, Auburn, Maine.
"A perfeet specific for all female diseases."
Akthuk Maxson, Fair Water, Wis.
"'Tis a grand remedy for all female diseases."
C. E. Iden, Newark, Ohio.
"I am so glad I heard of the remedy."
L. S. BoTTENPiELD, Des Moines, Iowa.
DR. J. A. McCILL, Sole Proprietor.
L.ABORATORY : SOUTH BEI!! JD, IK D.
Sold by MOEEISSON, PLUMMEE & CO.
6*70 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
E/ISTMAN'S
OYAL PERFUME
^ QUADRUPLE + STRENGTH 4-
TWO OUNCE liIXE,
PerOoz., $8.50.
Manono.
Violette Separme.
Blue Bells of
Scotland.
Arbutus.
Edelweiss,
Jacqueminot Rose.
LilyoftheYalley.1
Lilac
Jockey Club.
Millionaire, Etc
AliOHA,
Per Doz., $9.00.
The Cheapest and
most Elegant
line of fine
Perfumes ever
offered the Trade.
o —
Send for a
Trial Order and
Increase your Per-
fume Trade.
This superior line of Quadruple Extracts for sale in bulk. Send
for list. New style half-pint bottles.
FOE SALE BY
MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO., Chicago, III.
MoEEissON, Plummek & Co.'s Prices-Current. 671
CU RED BY
DR. R. SCHIFFMANN'S
GEHMAN ASTHMA CUEE.
H'o waiting for results. Instantly relieves the most violent
attack; insures comfortable sleep ; effects cures where all other
remedies fail. Wherever introduced, it commands a ready and
increasing sale and pays the dealer a GOOD PROFIT.
PRICES:
50 cert size S3.75 per dozen.
Dollar size 7.50 "
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ANY BOOK YOU WANT.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY
A DICTIONARY, = : <r
A HISTORY,
't> ■: AW ENCYCLOPEDIA,
Or any book which you do not find in your local dealer's stock, send your
order to me and I will fill it.
If you wish to pursue any particular line of reading or study, I can supply
you with the books you need.
I will give special attention to the purchase of Rare JSooks^ ^'Editions
de Luxe,'^ Books sold by Subscription^ and Books in Foreign
Languages.
Any Book sent to any address on receipt of the retail price.
Address inquiries, enclosing stamp for return postage, to
JAMES MAC DONALD,
3218 Dearborn St., CHICAGO, ILL.
672 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Root & Sons Musie ۩.
General Music Dealers
OF ALL KINDS OF
MaSIGAIa MERGRANBISE,
Including Band Instruments and Superior Strings for
Cruitars, Yiolins, Etc., Etc.
MAMI!JFi\(3^TT!JRRRB
OF THE CELEBRATED
VALENTINE GUITARS^—- —
AND
MPERIAL DRUMS
'T!>~% ItoVJ Tg> "pe ap <TB\ JiST wv "F^ <^g^
AND
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS,
PETKRS AliTD I.ITOI.FF EDITIOUfS.
Any piece of Music mailed on receipt of marked price.
I!)E.)\Ia]B.R©
IN FINEST MAKES OF
n
COVERS, STOOLS, CABINETS, ETC.
Wabash Ave and Adams St., - - CHICAGO.
MoBRissoN, Plummjkr & Co.'s Prices-Current. 673
PIANO DEPARTMENT.
EVERETT PIANOS
As manufacturers of these instruments, knowing every bit of material and
workmanship entering their construction, we sincerely claim that they have no
equal, either in Tone, Touch, Finish or Durability. W© guarantee each one for
seven (7) years, and can refer you to hundreds of purchasers who will bear us
out in our claim that
" The ETERETT is an Honest Piano at an Honest Price."
One of our new Everett Puzzles mailed free to each applicant.
Send for it.
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IMPORTED GOODS DEPARTMENT.
THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
Accordeons, Banjos, Concertinas, Flutes, Guitars,
Harmonicas, Drums, Mandolins, Zithers,
Music Boxes, Violins, Strings, Etc.,
in the World.
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SHEET MUSIC AND BOOK DEPARTMENT.
Contains, at all Times, the Latest Popvlar Avnerican and
Foreign Music, Standard Musical Works, including
all the Best Known Foreign Editions.
ISfiSTD TO US FOR ANYTHING IX THE MUSIC I^IHTE.
ROOT&SONS MUSIC COMPANY,
E. V. CHURCH, Manager. CHICAGO.
6V4 MOKKISSON, Pl-UMMER & Co.'s PbICES-CuRRENT.
HOWE BROS. & HULBERT,
W^^T '^IMBTE.E), G:OMK.
MANUFACTURERS OF
SOLID FOEaED STEEL
Corl^5^r^^^
ai^d 5ei55ors.
THE FINEST GOODS IN THE MARKET.
SEND FOR CATALOGUES.
MORKISSON, PluMMER & Co.'s PRICES-CuRRElirT. 675
Dr. Gray's Back Supporting Shoulder Brace
-AND-
Shoulder
LADrEs', Gentlemen's.
The Illustrations above show a back view of the article. Attention is called to the general
construction, by which a perfect strengthening support is given to the back, at the same time
drawing the shoulders back so as to expand the chest and throw the body into an erect, grace-
ful position. All tendency to round shoulders is thus avoided, and this to the young at the
period when bones and muscles are growing and hardening is a most important item.
Provision is made for attaching skirts and stocking supporters, thus relieving the hips
entirely from the drag of both. The pad in front serves to keep the back securely in place and
prevent all tendency to getting out of position.
Drs. Gray
Abdominal
& Foster s
Supporter.
In the treatment of Chronic Diseases of Females, this Supporter has been prescribed in
many instances by several of the leading Gynecologists of the country, and in every case has
fiven the most perfect satisfaction. Especially has it been successful in its results when worn
oth before_ and after confinement, and in these cases has served as a preventive frf)m the
numerous diseases and deformities which are liable to occur from improper care at these
critical periods.
Ladies who are suffering from pains in the back, hips, loins and sides, accompanied with
constipation, nausea, headache and neuralgic pains in the limbs, — troubles which are often
caused by the weight and downward pressure of the bowels, are relieved and frequently cured
by the use of this Supporter.
These Supporters can be worn with ease at all times, and are the greatest aid ever yet
devised togive corafort and support in walking up and down stairs, riding over rough loads,
or any active exercise whatever.
OEO. FEOST & CO., Boston, Mass.
ORDERS FILLED BY ^«/C0^2,I2.ISS01T, ^XiXTiL-ira^EXa <Sa CO.
6V6 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co/s Prices-Current.
s
Improved Vaginal
AND
COMPLETB FAMILY SYRINGE.
The Hard Rabber Vaginal Tnbe is unlike anything in market,
and is so constructed that it can readily be attached to a fountain or other
syringe, and is constructed as follows: It is six inches in length, and about an
inch in diameter; the surface is divided into longitudinal grooves, with an ori-
fice at the termination of each at the base of the dome for a reverse stream; in
the dome are orifices for diverging streams. On being introduced into the
vagina, it acts as a repositor, pressing the womb up to its natural position; at
the same time it distends the vagina, obliterating the transverse folds, by gently
rotating (or turning) the tube while the liquid is being injected; the grooves de-
tach (or scrape ofP) the tenacious mucus that adheres to the membrane; the
reverse streams passing down between the instrument, and the surface of the
mucous membrane effectually remove the same. As a consequence two im-
portant results are attained, viz.: The unhealthy secretions are removed, and
all injury arising therefrom obviated. The parts having thiis been thoroughly
cleansed, if disease exists, a medicated solution may now be effectively applied
to the inflamed mucous membrane.
This instrument can be used for any purpose for which a syringe is intend-
ed. It is indorsed by the entire medical profession, and it will be for the inter-
est of the Druggist to call the attention of his customers to this fact, as there is
a hundred per cent, profit to the retailer.
Physicians who are now using and recommending this syringe in their
practice concede that it is both unique and invaluable, and the only instrument
in market worthy of the name "FEMALE SYRINGE."
One of the cardinal prmciples to be observed, for the prevention and cure
of uterine diseases, which should be kept before the mind, is the importance of
having these parts frequently and thoroughly cleansed.
Too little attention is commonly paid to this subject. No plan of treatment
will succeed in effecting a cure where these precautions are habitually ignored
or neglected. I maintain that a lady should observe the same rule of cleanli-
ness with reference to these parts that she does to the rest of her person. There
is probably no cause more prolific of "Female Weakness," especially in married
women, than a failure to cleanse these parts daily.
Descriptive Circulars furnished on application.
Syringe Complete, Wholesale, $15.00 per doz.; Eetail, $2.50 each.
Hard Rubber Vaginal Tube alone, $9.00 per doz. ; Retail, $1.50 each.
H. T. CHAMBEELIN, M. D.,
Inventor and Manufacturer,
Brockport^ «-..>. Hew York>
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.-S Prices-Current. 677
C. M. FAY & CO.,
Manufacturers of Machine-Cut
CORKS AND BUNGS
Importers and Dealers in
Brewers' mi Bottlers', Wine mi Lipor Dealers'
SPECIALTIES AND SUPPLIES,
Telephone 986. CHICAGO, IliL..
Trade supplied by MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
PARDEE'S
DEAD SHOT
Fly Paper
Manufactured by
A.A.PARDEE,
DRUGaiST,
MADISON, WISCONSIN.
Sold by Morrieeon, Plnmmer & Co,
IS THE BEST THING THAT
HAS HIT US.
It is said on the authority of the
druggists, who tell the drummers, that
MOXIE NERVE FOOD BEVERAGE
is fast taking the place of liquors and
wines, and it has the happy faculty of
being a better drink, stopping the ap-
petite for liquor, leaving no morbid
appetite, and is harmless as gruel.
There is good reason to believe that
it stops the nervous, tired habit; no
medicine, alcohol or poison in it. It
is creating more excitement in the
country than the discovery of the tel-
ephone, and its field of usefulness is
higher.
PRICE.
X MOXIE, $0.35 per bottle; $2.90 per doz.
XX MOXIE, .50 per bottle; 4.00 per doz.
SYRUP, . „ . 7.00 per doz.
678 MoRRissoN, Pltjmmer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
TME> + ^E.T!^E.Kfr^i\KT + WOMID^B^R©.-
DF^. J. R. YBRK'S
SPECIALITIES IX
MEDICINES.
Consisting of 21 numbers, for the various internal and external ailments of the Horse,
compounded from the purest drags obtainable, and every bottle labeled with explicit direc-
tions for use. All internal remedies are Fluid Extracts. A complete treatise upon the edu-
cation of Horsemen and Horses, with a condensed guide for the use of the Wonders,
giving Diseases, Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment, renders diagnosis and treatment perfectly
plain for any horseman to treat understandingly and with confidence, thereby saving the cost
of veterinary services.
No. 1, Alterative and Tonic. No. 12, Incipient Spavins, Ringbones, etc.
No. 2, Tcniic for Urinary Organs. No. 13, For Sore Throat.
No. 3, Fever Drops. No. 14, Lightning Liniment.
No. 4, Cough Drops. No. 15, King of Oils.
No. 5, Laryngitis. No. 16, Carboline Cerate,
No. 6, Wind Colic. No. 17, For Tetanus.
No. 7, Bilious Colic, No. 18, Canker Cxire.
No. 8, Hemorrhage of Bowels. No. 19. For Scarlet Fever.
No. 9, Cooling Lotion. No. 20, For Contracted Cords,
No, 10, Galls and Bruises. No. 21, Liquid Sweat.
No. 11, For Fistulas.
Small Doseis! One Teaspoonfnl Cares Colic.
Send for pamphlet containing bona-fide testimonials from the best authority in the world.
Price $10.50 for the first order for a dozen, selected
numbers, with a copy of the new book.
We also put up a stable outfit, consisting of a nice partitioned case containing 9, 8oz. bot-
tles (4i pounds) of the most essential specialties, a syringe and graduate; also full instructions
relative to the diagnosis and treatment of 75 diseases.
Retail Price «10.00. To the Trade .«8.00.
We hereby certify, as manufacturers, that "Dr. J. E. Yokk's Veterinary W9nder8" are pre-
pared only from the best and purest of drugs. We take pleasure in further testifying that after
nearly four years' experience in the sale of them (amounting to hundreds of dozen) that we
believe them to be all that is claimed for them, and a good reliable veterinary medicine for
retail druggists to introduce to their trade.
Respectfully,
MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
5» & 54 liake Street, - - - - - - CHICAOO, IL.L..
To whom all orders should be addressed.
After a trial of i years, I can assure the public that the "Wonders" are the best, safest, and
, by far the cheapest medicines I have ever used.
F. L. THREEDY, Supt. North Chicago Horse Railway.— 1,800 horses.
MoRRissoN, Plummbr & Co.'s Pkices-Current.
679
SEND FOR
Regarding Dr. J. R. YORK'S VETERINARY MEDICINES,
-containing bona fide letters from a few hundred of the most important horse-
men in the world. From the list I print the following names as references:
Robert L. Atkins,
F. L. Threedy,
William Deering & Co.,
F. J. Berry,
I. W. Fernald & Co.,
W. H. Snyder,
G. W. Peterson, .
Webber & Bayha,
'Geo. W. Leihy & Son,
Charles Daft,
T. E. Morris,
Frank Cummings,
V. R. Roussin,
Hyde & Morris,
Taw & Lewis,
Superintendent Horse Department,
Superintendent,
Manufacturers of Farm Machinery,
Sale Stables,
Proprietors Goodenough Horse Shoeing Shops.
N. C. C. Railway
N. C. C. Railway
Clybourn Ave., Chicago
4 Monroe St., Chicago
Chicago
Superintendent Wagon Service, B. & O. Express Co., Chicago
Superintendent Wagon Service,
Proprietors Omnibus Line,
Sale Stables,
Liveryman,
Liveryman,
Liveryman,
Druggist,
Druggists,
Druggists,
U. S. Express Co., Chicago
Chicago
15 Monroe St., Chicago
31st St., Chicago
30th St., Chicago
W. Madison St., Chicago
Ludington, Mich.
Sycamore, lU.
Belvidere, 111.
Col. Richard West, Gen. W. T. Withers, Maj. H. C. McDowell,
Lexington, Kentucky.
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05fE FOIt
Cockroaches,
Water Bugs
Croton Bugs,
Beetles and Ants
ONE FOR
I Bed Bugs,
Moths, Fleas,
Flies, Lice on
Plants and Animals.
AL.SO THE CEIiEBRATED
DANZIGER'S LION PASTE OF NEW YORK.
FOR RATS AND MICK.
We clean all kinds of buildings of the above vermin by contract, (guaranteed) in the city.
Oakley's Exterminators are sold only in boxes, with our name, trade-mark and address on
■every box. and never loose. And for sale at wholesale and retail. Country and city orders
promptly filled.
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Manufactxired and for sale by
THE WEST ELECTRIC CURE CO.,
Office and Laboratory, 153 AVASHIX^TOX (STREET, CHICAC^O. IlilillirOIS.
Also for sale by
MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO., j.nd all Leading Wholesale Dbuggists.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 681
LIVINGSTON'S INDELIBLE INK.
Tour Sales will more than double on this household necessity
if you will order
THE LIVINGSTON COUNTER CASE
CO]VTAI]«S
/| Doz. Livingston's Indelible
Ink.
\ Doz. Livingston's Indelible
Tablets.
^ Doz. Livingston's Twisted
Glass Pens.
1 Doz. Livingston's Ink
Samples.
NO CHARGE WITH CASE.
OOSfTElirTS:
Cost - - $4.00
Sell for - ' $8.10
Elegant hard wood case, glass front, size 12x15 inches, stock always kept
fresh and clean. The artistic etching on banner attracts and is a special sales-
man for the goods, which invariably please the buyer and affords the retailer a
larger margin than on any similar goods.
Livingston's Indelible Ink Price, $1 75 per dozen.
" " " Laundry Size 3 50 "
" " " Tablets... 3 50 "
(Combining Ink, Glass and Non-Corrosive Pens, Block and
Stretcher.)
" Twisted Glass Pens $1 00 per dozen,
THE TRADE SUPPLIED BY a-fiOIBiaiSSOasr, rXj-UrOsfi^^EEa cSc CO.
682 MoRKissoN, Plummek & Co.'s Pbices-Cukrent.
BIFLE? Ss CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
^ry5tal (^lassu/are,
Office and Factory, 8th. 9tli and Bingham St».,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
PATENTEES AND MANUFACTURERS OF THE
Globe Jar, and Diamond Top Samole Jars.
See illustrations in Shop Furniture,
under Glassware.
Trade supplied by MOEKISSON, PLUMMEE & CO.
Cr.B. Eatto&Co.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Fine ©andies.
-AND THE—
foil
127 E. 22nd St., cor Michigan Ave.
Factory : 2252 State Street.
Telephone 8014.
PJatts
CMoriies
THE HOUSEHOLD
DISINFEG1ANT
An odorless, colorless liquid, powerful, efficient
and cheap. Diluted with from four to twelve
times its bulk of water and sprinkled about it
immediately destroys all bad odors, purifies every
impure spot and chemically neutralizes all ia-
fectious and disease-producing matter.
INVALUABLE in the sick room. Sold by
■Druggists everywhere! Quart bottles 60 cents.
Sold by MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
MoBKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 683
Bush's * Fluid * Food.
Containing 341% per cent, of Soluble Albuminoids.
The vital principlesof Beef and Mutton concentrated. Does not become putrid in a short time
as ALL other RnwFoods do. A highly condensed Raw Food Extract. Acceptable to the
most delicate taste and smell. Retained by irritable stomachs that reject all
other Foods. It assimilates more readily than any other Food known to
the Medical Profession. Bovinine under the microscope shows
the blood corpuscles in their normal condition strongly
marked, while in all other Foods or Extracts this
vitally important element is destroyed by
the action of heat in cooking.
In Typhoid Fever the pathological conditions present in the large and small intestine about
the ileo-coecal valve from the inflammation and suppuration ol the agminated and solitary glands
demand a food containing no excrementitous matter, while the depressing effects of the disease
upon the vital powers through the nervous system makes a highly nutritious and stimulating
food absolutely necessary.
These indications for a food are met in Bovinine, which contains all the albuminoids of
Beef and Mutton in a very concentrated form (as well as its stimulating meat salts), unchange I
by heat or chemicals. The process of its extraction also insures perfect freedom from extra ■
neous substances.
Bovinine alone, or as an adjuvant to the milk diet ordinarily employed, is of the greatest
benefit in either the acute stage of the disease or during convalescence from it, as it is readily
borne by the weakest stomach, and is acceptable to the taste of every patient.
In the vomiting of pregnancy, the extreme difficulty of nourishing the patient is obviated by
Bovinine given in small doses frequently repeated. This symptom of reflex action can not always
be entirely controlled, but its frequent recurrence is diminished, better nutrition assured, and
the danger to life from inanition averted.
In all cases where rectal alimentation is necessary, no more eligibls food preparation can
be found than Bovinine. Reports of several cases are at hand showing increase of strength and
weight in patients nourished for weeks upon Bovinine exclusively, administered in this manner.
In Diphtheria, a disease characterized by extreme prostration and rapid failure of the vital
powers, where there is the most marked indication for a stimulating diet capable of bringing
almost instant response, Bovinine is a most reliable food, its concentration and fluidity recom-
mending it on account of the local lesions in and about the pharynx, while its nutrient value is
demonstrated by its adaptation to the excessive prostration incident to the disease.
In disturbances of the intestinal tract accompanied by gastric irritation; in cancer of the
stomach or rectum; in supplying the waste of albuminuria; in the marasmus of infancy or old
age; in scrofulous conditions; in phthisis, and in so calJed dyspeptic conditions, Bovinine will
be found of signal service, securing better nutrition and assimilation, and alleviating the con-
ditions present. Boviiiine is a raw food and is neither partially or wholly digested, so that
when given in cases of enfeebled digesti ve powers, it does not still further increase the inability
of the gastric forces to perform their work, but restores them by its physiological stimulation
to their normal effectiveness.
Memphis, Tenn., January 26th, 1887.
The J. P. Bush MANtrFAOTURiNG Co., 2 Barclay Street, New York City.
Gentlemen : — In reply to your note of inquiry regarding "Bovinine," I can say that I have
very recently operated on a patient, in which case it was necessary to prevent action of the bowels
for eight or nine days, meantime to furnish nutrition and support the system. I ordered for
that purpose "Bovinine," taken in fresh sweet milk, and I must say that in a surgical experience
of now nearly thirty years, I have never had anything to give me such satisfactory results. I
wish every Surgeonand Physician viewed its great nutritive qualities as I do, for, although this
was a "test-case," it is not the only one that has served to show me its rare merit as a nutrient.
Very truly, etc., J. P. McGEE, M. D., (Surgeon, etc.).
I have been prescribing "Bovinine" in my practice for some time, and am highly satisfied
with the results. In one case of Typhoid Fever, where every other nourishment was rejected,
the "Bovinine" was retained, and, 1 feel confident, saved my patient.
JOHN MILTON DUFF, M. D.
Professor of Obstetrics in the Western Pennsylvania College.
Gentlemen : — We have used your "Bovinine" extensively in this institution, with very satis-
factory results. Its beneficial influence has been especially marked in cases of Typhoid Fever.
"DETROIT SANITARIUM,"
F. W. Mann, Resident Physician.
Carefully prepared by the J. P. BUSH MANUFACTURING CO.,
Laboratory, 42 & 44 Third Avenue, Chicago.
No. 2 Barclay Street, Astor House, New York.
For sale by MORRISSON, PLiirMMER & CO., and all leading Druggists.
684 MoRRissoN, Plltmmer & Co.'s Prices-Current. <
TOOSLEY'S
Sneezeless Snuff
FOR
Catarrh, Colds and Headaches.
25 Cent Size, $1.50 Per Dozen.
CONSISTS OF
A potassium compound, rich in oxygen; menthol; a soluble and
tasteless introduction of quinine, perfumed carbolic
acid, and borax saponified in olive oil.
Made progressively; improved when possible, and ingredients
always published.
Full dozens packed in display cases, with free samples and
advertising circulars for distribution.
M. G. TOUSLEY& CO.,
MANUFACTURERS,
ENCLEWOOD, . - . . Cook Co., III.
Sold by MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO., and all Jobbers.
\
MoRBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Cubrejvt. 685
WE KEEP m^^^
IN STOCK v:i»;
HENRY H. SHUFELDT <&. CO.'S
PURE
e00Ds.
686 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
HATCH'S UNIVERSAL COUGH SYRUP,
Is one of the most profitable remedies in the market, both to dealers and cus-
tomers, giving the best satisfaction to all parties, and having a leading sale
wherever it is known; fully maintaining these distinguishing qualities in local-
ities where it has been used for the past twenty years.
It does not constipate the bowels. It does not dry up a cough, but loosens
it and relieves the patient. It is a
SPECIFIC FOR MEMBRAHrOUS CROUP.
We have yet to learn of a single failure to cure this midnight horror, when
given promptly.
Thousands of physicians, who have become acquainted with its operations,
prescribe it for their patients.
Wherever it has been used, the public acknowledge its eminent title to the
appellation of
THE UNIVERSAL COUOH SYRIJP.
It is put up with the express agreement of No Cure, No Pay.
WHAT THE TRADE SAY :
Universal Congh Symp still the rage; my customers pronounce it the best cough remedy
they have ever used. The demand has constantly increased, until nowmy sales of " Universal "
exceed that of all other cough remedies combined. Send to me, at Angola, more goods, as per
enclosed order at once- Yours, LEROY S. OATMAN. Buffalo, N. Y.
I have been in trade in this place forty-one years, and have sold scores of different cough
remedies during that time. For the last six years I have sold more of Hatch's Universal Cough
Syrup than I ever sold of a similar preparation in the same time. It became standard as soon
as known. H. D. PINNEY, Oswego, N. Y.
Something over two years since, at the request of one of my customers, I consented, reluct-
antly, to order a quantity of Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup, a medicine at that time unknown
in this city. With no advertising except that done by those who_ have used it, it has become
one of the best selling articles among the scores of such preparations that I keep in stock. It
has seemed to make its way by absolute merit. I am authorized to refund the price in all
cases where satisfaction is not derived from its use.
Z. FOSTER CAMPBELL, Manchester, N. H.
Your Universal Cough Syrup has given as good satisfaction as any medicine I ever sold.
I sell ten times more of it than of any other preparation for the same use.
Yours respectfully,
T. D. MILLER, Druggist, Norwich, N. Y.
We have on file at our office hundreds more of equally strong testimonials as to its value.
The dealer who buys this remedy, gets one of the best selling articles of
the kind, one which as soon as it has been tried, becomes at once
A liEADER,
and is one of the very best remedies ever compounded. A trial order will
convince.
A full supply of Coloring Receipts counter wrappers, etc., advertising
these goods sent on application to
EMRY DAVIS, the Sole Proprietor, JAMESTOWN, N. Y.
ALSO SOLE PROPKIETOR OF
WlliSOlV'S lilOHTIHTIXO BEMEDY FOR RHECMATISM,
HOME REIilEF FOR PAIK,
DR. A. H. DAVIS' FAMIIiY PllitS.
Sold by MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 687
COOK'S HANDY PACKAGE GOODS
lur. AmmoDia
Tablets,
3 grs.
Licorice Pellets,
AROMATIC CACHOUS-SIIjVERED.
AROMATIC CACHOU-LiOZEWGES.
PAREGORIC TAB1.ETS, (I4 teaspoonful to each Tablet).
These goods are put up in flat oval bottles with nickel-plated screw caps ; convenient for
carrying in the pocket. In neat packages of one dozen each.
PRICE, 75 CEKTS A DOZEN. Try a dozen of each in your next order.
COOK'S CHLORATE DENTIFRICE
for cleansing and beautifying the teeth, hardening the gums
and purifying the breath. It contains no acid, grit or anything
that will injure the teeth.
It has the endorsement of leading Medical and Dental
Physicians. Patented 1867.
In i oz. Sprinkler Top Bottles, $1.75 per dozen.
JOHN C. COOK, Proprietor,
7 Langley Terrace, CHICAGO.
For Sale by MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
688
MoRRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Curkent.
PERFECTION ATTAINED!
Tl Household SyrjngT!
With French Jet Tubes.
Is justly termed the PER-
FECT SYRINGE on ac-
count of its Cleanliness,
Efficiency and Durabil-
ity, and for this reason the
" Household " is recom-
mended for general use by
the medical fraternity.
Valves are all secured
and can not become lost,
thereby insuring the work-
ing o£ the instrument at
all times.
ORDER THE
"HOUSEHOLD."
Patented Sept. 17, 1878, and March 4, 1879.
Trade Mark, "Household," registered.
THE CELEBRATED AND POPULAR
MAaiC ATOMIZEnS,
(Continuous Spray.)
Patented May 1, 1883 ; July 24, 1883 ; May 26, 1885.
With metal or Hard Rubber Tabes, improved and per-
fected, still remains the leading Atomizer for toilet, throat
and nasal application, and employment in the Arts.
Write to your Jobbing House for our new illustrated
circular of Metal and Hard Rubber Atomizers, which
shows the most complete line ever ofEered to the trade.
Fine Rubber Goods
OF EVEEY DESCRIPTION FOR THE
DRUGGISTS' SURGICAL AND
STATIONERY TRADE.
On Hand or Made to Order
DA VOL EUBBEE C0MFAN7,
The trade supplied by MORRISSON, PLUIVSMER & CO.
MorrissojSt, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
689
SWIFTS' SPECIFIC,^^
The Great Vegetable Blood Purifier.
An in fallible Eemedy for all diseases of the Blood, '-^i^?
Si Si Si
Cures Cancer, Catarrh, Scrofula, Eczema, Ulcers,
Rheumatism, Blood Taint, Malaria.
The cut represents the method of its manufact- ;^
ure forty years ago in Georgia. It is Nature's ^
own Remedy and made from herbs and roots *^vv ,
gathered in the forests of Georgia. ^**
. Free from Mercury or Potash.
. — s o 3>^E rrssTiivioaiTi-AuXjS.
SEVERE CASE OF CATARRH CUREO.
Sivift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga: Memphis, Tenn., Feb. 18, 1887.
Gentlemen— I was a victim of severe catarrh for seven years, and found no benefit from
any medicine until I took S. IS. S. Three dozen bottles of S. S. 8. entirely cured me. To-day
I have not a remnant of the nauseous disease. Yours truly, FRANK CORNS.
A JLADY'S REMARKABL.E TESTIMOIXY.
Mrs. Wilson is the wife of R. W. Wilson, one of the best known citizens of Hopkinsville,
Ky. She had a wonderful cure by S. S. S., which she described in the accompanying letter,
Mrs. Wilson would cheerfully give in detail to any sufferer her thrilling experience and joyful
cure. She is enthusiastic over S. S. S. as a tonic for delicate women.
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga: Hopkinsville, Ky., Feb. 24, 1887.
Gentlemen — Seven years ago a sore developed on my nose from a finger-nail scratch. I
tried a few simple remedies, but the sore would not yield. I grew worse every year for seven
years. Many thought I had a cancer. Over a year ago, I began taking.S. S. S., and two dozen
bottles entirely cured me. When I began with Swift's Specific I was in very poor health, and
could hardly drag about. After I had finished the course of 8. 8. 8. I was strong, buoyant, and
had a good appetite. I regard it a most invaluable medicine for ladies in weak, delicate health.
It is a household medicine with me. Yours respectfully, MRS. R. H. WILSON.
MAL.ARIAIi POISOIV.
Gentlemen— Last August a year ago (1885) my wife was attacked with malarial poison.
She was reduced to a skeleton. She could not eat anything. I sent her away from home in
hopes of benefiting her, but she was so low that she was confined to her bed nearly all the
time. At this juncture I commenced treating her with Swift's Specific. She began to improve
rapidly under this treatment, and soon she was free of all malarial troubles, and her appetite
was completely restored. She only took about one dozen bottles. So great is her faith in 8. S.
S., she says she believes it would almost raise the dead. I myself know that the effect of
8. 8. S., in her case was marvelous, I say miraculous. 8. E. HARRIS.
Savanah, Ga., January 8, 1887. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
FREE FROM RHEUMATIC PAIlf.
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga:
Gentlemen — A year ago I had iheumatism and my blood was out of order. I underwent a
thorough course of S. 8. 8., taking twenty-six bottles. It cleansed my blood and built me up,
and when I closed the course I was free from all rheumatic pain. Yours, etc.
Memphis, Tenn., Feb. 19, 1887. JOE MANCINI.
IKOORSEO BY L.EADI]VO PHYSICIANS.
" Several years ago a negro came to me for treatment of a very severe sore throat. I
cauterized it once, twice, three times, and without other than temporary benefit. On the fourth
visit he made my office, I told him, after a thorough examination, that he had contracted blood
poisoning. He confessed that he had; but said a doctor had cured him with black pills — mer-
cury of course. Finding the foul and fearful disease yet in his system, I thought I would just
experiment on him and see if there was any virtue in the favorable reports I had been hearing
for years of Swift's Specific, so I put him under treatment of nothing but 8. 8. 8. Four large
bottles completely cured him, and left his throat as beautifully healed as I could desire.
Since then I have used 8. 8. S. in numerous cases in my practice, and I have never failed to
make a safe, perfect and permanent cure, where the patients have followed your directions
faithfully.
It is because of these remarkable cures that I have made in my own practice with S. 8. 8.
that I cheerfully send you this testimony of Swift Specific's sure success in all such cases.
Those who know the almost inevitable permanently dangerous effects of mercury will
welcome your discovery of 8. 8. 8. as a boon to humanity. The medical profession, always
wary of proprietary medicines, is coming slowly, and in some cases secretly, to the use of 8. S.
8. in cases of blood disorder. Of course a medicine that cures poisoning in its worst form
must purify the blood of every disorder. Yours respectfully, J. N. CHENEY. M. D.
EUaviUe, Ga., March 21, 1887.
Books on " Contagious Blood Poison " and on "Blood and Skin Diseases" mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
The Trade supplied by MORRISSOST, PliUMMER & CO.
690 MoBRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Cubkent.
DE. 0. FHELFS BBOWN'S
Herbal Remedies.
TRADE PRICE'LIST.
December Ist, 1882,
Per Dozen.
Restorative Assimilant,
"
-
- $7 50
Acacian Balsam,
-
7 50
Blood Purifier, -
-
-
- 7 50
Liver Invigorator, -
-
-
7 50
Male Fern Vermifuge,
-
-
- 3 50
Woodland Balm, -
-
-
3 50
Herbal Ointment, {/arge)
-
-
- 4 OO
" " ^ (sma//) -
■■
-
2 OO
Renovating Pills, (farge)
-
-
- 3 50
" (sma//) -
-
-
1 75
Suppositories, {/arge)
-
-
- 4 OO
" (sma//)
-
-
2 OO
J. CI BSON B ROWN,
SOLE PROPRIETOR,
19 & 21 (New Nos. 45 & 47) GRAND STREET,
JERSEY CITY, N. J.
Sold by MOEEISSON, PLUMMEE & CO.
MoEBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
691
iNseeT
EXTERMINATOR
IT WILL POSITIVELY KILL
FLIES, MOSQUITOES, BED BUGS, POTATO
BUGS, ANTS, CABBAGE WORMS, MOTHS,
CRICKETS, ROACHES, SHEEP TICKS,
LICE ON HORSES, CATTLE, POUL-
TRY AND HOUSE PLANTS, FLEAS
ON DOGS— Indeed all Insects,
AND IS ENTIRELY HARMLESS
TO ALL ANIMALS HAVING LUNGS.
Pat up in attractive Counter Boxes holding i gross each, either of FiliiED
SiFTiNG-TOP Tin Cans, or FiLiiED Bellows, and sold at prices leaving
an ample margin Tor all dealers.
AMERICAN CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING AID MINING CO.,
ROCHESTER, N. Y., Sole Manufacturers.
For Sale by MOMBISSON, PLUMMEM & CO.
<j92 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
ESTABLISHED 1852. WORKS AT BROOKLYN,
A. B. AHSBACHER & CO.
Hew Y0RK. eHieABO.
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
Paris Greeh,
PAINTS m COLORS
TBADX: SUPPIifED BY
MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.,
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 693
EVERY DRUGGIST SHOULD KEEP FOR SALE
THE GRAEFENBERG
pamily /T^^di(;i9^s.
SOLD WELL FOB FORTY YEARS.
GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
The mildest and best Pill in the world. 25 cents per box.
GRAEFENBERG MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON.
An infallible remedy for all Female Complaints. $1.50 per bottle.
GRAEFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS.
The most pleasant and delightful tonic ever prepared. 25 cents per package.
GRAEFENBERG BYE LOTION.
Acts like a charm for all Diseases of the Eye. 25 cents per bottle.
GRAEFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP.
A certain remedy for all Diseases of the Bowels. 50 cents per bottle.
GRAEFENBERG CHILDREN'S PANACEA.
For Diseases incident to childhood. 50 cents per bottle.
GRAEFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT.
Excels all other Salves in its curative power. 25 cents per box.
GRAEFENBERG SARSAPARILLA.
A pure Extract ; the best in use. $1.00 per bottle.
GRAEFENBERG PILE REMEDY.
Never fails to completely cure the worst forms of Piles and Fistula. $1.00 per bottle.
GRAEFENBERG CONSUMPTIVE'S BALM.
Affords great relief in all Pulmonary Complaints. Small sizt
$1.50 per bottle. $3.00 per bottle.
GRAEFENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH.
A complete Pamily Medical Book. 25 cents.
THE GRAEFENBERG CO.,
I I I CHAMBER STREET, . - - . NEW YORK CITY.
Sold by MOREISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
694 MoRRiSSON, PlUMMER & Co.'s PRlCES-CuliBfiNT.
STieioi^nL.u^^^iD'a
WINE— oi— LIFE
THIS IS WHAT YOU WANT !
THIS IS WHAT YOU CAN SELL
-•- WITHOUT LIGBIffSES. -•-
You wiU find the STRICKLAND^S WINE OF LIFE just the article you need-everybody
wants it. There is nothing you ever sold that gives so much satisfaction as the Wine of Life,
It is a healthy, pleasant, stimulating Tonic. You can sell this if you have License or not— it is
a proprietary article and can be sold everywhere— it is
THE BEST SELLING PATENT MEDICINE.
and far superior to any Bitters or other Tonics in the Market. You will be surprised how fast
it sells— if you have not got it send for a sample case and try it, all the medical men who try it
recommend it to their patients.
If you want a real good article you can sell without License, you try the Wine of Life, it
gives general satisfaction, is a good medicine and just the thing for your locality.
Address STRICKLAND & CO.,
41 Third Avenue, CHICAGO.
Sold by MORRISSON PLTJMMER & CO.
THE GREAT PACIFIC COAST DISCOVERY.
THE CELEBRATED
MEDICINES.
TSiSn^'^ 3VEAN AND i^SAST.
AL.WAYS GIVES SATISFACTION. *^
SELLS QUICK
AL.L, DEAL.ERS LIKE TO HANDIiE IT.
WM. GIFFORD & CO., Proprietors.
Successors to L. L. GIFFORD & CO., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Sold by MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
MoRKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 695
WE desire: to CAIiE. YOUR ATTE JfTION TO THE REHARKABIiY
EL.EOA1VT
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Dr. C, McLane's Celebrated Liver Pills, - Price, $1 38 per dozen
Dr. C. McLane's Celebrated Vermifuge, - - " 1 38 "
Fleming's Mikado Cologne, - • - • " 1 60 "
Fleming's Crudoform or Rheumatic Liniment, - " I 75 '"
WHICH WIIiL BE FURNISHED TO CUSTOMERS AS FOLLOWS:
n f~i r\ (A Large Glass card, Gilt frame, Marine view.
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S Handsome colored Oleograph in Rich frame.
500 Fine cards, with name printed on.
Set Banners and Prize cards.
Three Dozen^^^ j ^qq ^^^^^^^ printed. Banner, Prize cards.
All Show cards will be delivered to Jobbers to be shipped with goods.
The above orders can be assorted in any proportion.
All orders for advertising matter should be accompanied by printed label
or card, giving correct address, or written very plainly. Small cards have
to be printed, which takes 10 days.
Send in your orders to proprietors, or to us, if wanting the advertising
outfit,
MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
TO THE RETAIL DRUG TRADE:
In placing our new Mikado Cologne on the market, we have met with the
most flattering success. Druggists everywhere have given us generous sup-
port, and we return thanks to all for the same. We wish to call your attention to
the fact that our Mikado Cologne is put up for the Drug trade alone. We do
not nor will not touch the Dry Goods, Notion, Trimming or Grocery trade, as
many other Cologne houses do. We pledge ourselves to furnish our advertis-
ing matter only to the Drug trade, and all our newspaper advertising will be
for their benefit. Our other goods identify us with the Drug trade, and furnish
a virtual guarantee that we will adhere to this course of doing business. In
view of this we solicit your kind patronage and aid in making our Mikado
Cologne the leading article of the kind on the market.
Tours, most respectfully,
Pittsburg, Pa. Fni^MfMGr BROS.
69(3 MoRKissoN, Plummek & Co.'s Pkices-Current.
BECKER'S COMPOUND DIGEST,
THE BEST KNOWN REMEDY FOR
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION, CHRONIC DIARRHCEA, CHOLERA MORBUS,
CHOLERA INFANTUM, CONSTIPATION, AND ALL GAS-
TRIC DISORDERS FROM WHATEVER CAUSE.
The co-operation of every Dealer and Physician is desired ; knowing that
your customers often appeal to you for a Specific for this great destroyer of
human happiness, and being able to guarantee a cure, no matter how many years
the party has suifered or how desperate the case is, we offer hope if they will
faithfully use this new remedy. Remember this is not a nostrum or a quack
medicine, but a sovereign remedy for Dyspepsia in all its forms, and as such is
recommended and prescribed by the leading physicians in the profession. Place
it in your next order. One sale will make two additional ones. For sale by
the leading wholesale druggists everywhere,
St^Every druggist should keep a supply on hand. As a preventive and
cure for Cholera, it can be relied upon.
For Sale by MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
CATARRIilHiAD
Can positively be cured by using I>R. P. HALIi'S CATARRH REMEDY.
A new compound, entirely different from ali jther preparations. It is in the form
of a fine ointment which is easily applied in the nostrils and ears, and reaches the
seat of the disease by absorption. Pleasant to the smell, and most efficient in opera-
tion. For Hay Fever, also impaired Hearing, Sight, Smell and Taste, pro-
duced by Catarrhal disease, it is a positive cure. The most noted Physicians and
prominent Drug-gists aU over the land havo given it iheir endorsement. We have
the unsolicited testimonials of hundreds of prominent and reliable men, who have
been permanently cured. Do not be humbugged by nostrums, prepared by
the inexperienced and unreUable, but insist upon having this Excellent Kemedy,
compounded by a Physician who has made this disease a study for 30 years-
Two to four bottles generally sufficient to effect an entire cure. Satisfaction
TRaDE MaRi^. guaranteed or Money refunded. It is a positive cure for Ear-ache. For
sale by Druggists. Also sent by mail, post-paid, upon receipt of 5Qc. single bottle, packagre of twobot-
tles, $1.00. Circulars and testimonials free.
CAUTIOX.— Beware of counterfeits or imitations. The above Trade Mark will be found
on every bottle, and do not buy without it.
EDWARD P, HALL, Proprietor,
630 STATE STREET, - - ERIE, PA.
Ji^Old by mOBBISSOHr, PlilTlIMER & CO.
MoRRissoN, Plummee & Co.'s Prices-Current.
697
PHEXIC ACID, CHEM1CAL.I.Y PURE.
In its pure state, Phenic Acid changes readily on exposure to moisture, air and light, and
when so changed in color or smell, is unfit for medical use. To prevent tliis it must be
recovered in its nascent state by combining it atom for atom with syrup or glycerine, when it
will remain unaltered for an indefinite period. Combined with syrup we obtain our
SYBUP OF XASCEHirT PHENIC ACID,
each tablespoonful of which contains 2-/2 grains chemically pure nascent Phenic Acid.
From medical works, journals, letters and statements of physicians, we learn that brilliant
successes have been obtained from this preparation in the treatment of zymotic diseases, as
Scarlet Fever, Diptheria, Membranous and Diptheritic Croup, Typhoid, Typhus and Typho
Malarial Fever, Septiccemia, Erysipelas, etc. etc. Physicians especially recommend it in
Malaria. It is indicated in all disturbances where the tongue is of a dark or angry red, and
many patients will at once convalesce on tne use of the remedy. Dose, one tablespoonful three
times daily before meals.
Many physicians prefer a combination of Sulphur with Phenic Acid. For such we prepare
SYKUP OF SUIiPHO PHEXIQUE,
each tablespooiful of which contains Sulphuretted Hydrogen and Ammonia Phenate combined,
2 5-6 grains. The profeosion have found this combination especially serviceable in Scarlet
Fever, Dipiheria, Croup, TonsiUitis, Quinsy Sore Tkroa.t : chronic forms of Rheumatism, Gout,
Asthma, and Cutaneous Affections, and all cases in short where sulphur is indicated. _ In
Chronic Nasal Catarrh, in conjunction with the topical application oif Glyco Phenique, it is
universally remedial. This compound maybe relied on in Dyspepsia. Dose, one tablespoonful
three tirucs daily before meals.
It frequently happens that the lesions left by acute disorders and constitutional diathesis
require an aliB^ative for which purpose Iodine and Iodide of Potassium have always held the
first place. With these we prepare our
SY'RCP OF lODO PHEXiqUE.
each tablespoonful of which contains Iodine, 1-14 grams, Iodide of Potassium, 3-14 grains.
Nascent Phenic Acid, 8-11 grains. This combination is in univeroal demand by the profession
for the treatment of Scrofula, Tumors, Hip-Joint Diseases, Caries and Necrosis of bone. Can-
cer, Syphilis, and all specific and constitutional diseases; Erysipelas, Acute and Chronic Skin
Diseases. In Malaria it is prompt, speedy and effective, abating the paroxysm and preventing
future attacks. In "biliousness" or "liver complaint" it has no superior. In Scarlet Fever
it should be used alternately with Sjrrup of Nascent Phenic Acid. Dose, one tablespoonful
three times daily before meals.
In all fevers whether Idiopathic or Essential, the grave symptoms are high temperature,
sleeplessness and nervous disturbances. The profession have found that one of the best
remedial agents to combat these symptoms is ouj combination of
SYRUP OF AMMOIVIA PHEIVATE,
each tablespoonful of which contains Ammonia Phenate. 2 4-5 grains. The profession have
reported that on the exhibition of this compound, high pulse and temperature will be reduced
and neither delirium nor coma superveno. It is prescribed in the same class of diseases as
the syrup of Nascent Phenic Acid, viz: Scarlet Fevers, Diptheria, Typhoid, Typhus and Typho
Malarial Fevers, Septiccemia, Erysipelas, Acute Rheumatism, etc., etc. In Turberculosis and
other pulmonary affections, as Pneum.onia, Bronchitis, etc., etc., it has proved invaluable.
Dose, a tablespoonful three times daily before meals.
The above com.binations of Phenic Acid are also prepared with a non-saccharine base for
diabetic patients and for those to whom sugar is objectionable.
GliYCO PHEIVIQUE.
A ten per cent solution of nascent Phenic Acid chemically pure.
Formula. -Pure nascent Phenic Acid, 1 gr. ; pure hydrated glycerine, sp. gr. 1090 qu. s. ad. m. X.
THE MOST REIilABIiE AISTD VAL.UABI.E ANTISEPTIC FOR
EXTERNAIi USE.
The therapeutic value of this preparation has been established by the unqualified endorse-
ment of the profession, bothat homejind abroad. Success has uniformly followed its use.
Hypodermic injections of Nascent Phenic
Acid, Sulpho Phenique, lodo Phenique and
Ammonia Phenate, all at 2 per cent. Where
a rapid and thorough effect is desired,
whether in adults or children, these should
be used with Hypodermic Syringe (Dr. De-
clat) with finger bearings, 2 needles, gradu-
ated, holds 80 minims.
Handbook of Dr. Declat's Antiseptic
preparations, containing special directions
and testimonials, sent free on receipt of
postal card, giving name and address.
A sample bottle of any of the above pre-
parations will be supplied free to any physician on application.
SERINGUE DU DR. D£CUT
'J)(iofci/t 9!lckvi/M|o«>Utt*M^ So
THE DECLAT MANUFACTURING CO.,
P. o. Box 1139. 86 Warren St., NEW YORK.
Sold by MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
698
MoRKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Cubeent.
POND'S gXTRACT.
— ^THIS IS THE GEHUIH£.^=—
Sold only in bottles with Buff Wrappers. Our trade-mark around
every bottle. In sickness every drop is
WORTH ITS WEIGHT IKf GOLD.
-o CAUTION, o-
Common la'w perfectly protects
Trade-marks, persons selling- any
other preparation, representing-
that it is Pond's Extract or the
same as Pond's Extract, render
themselves liable to fine and im-
prisonment.
Price List Pond's Extracts.
Doz.
Gross.
Small S 4 00
$45 00
Medium
8 00
90 00
Large
16 00
180 00
Toilet Cream.
8 00
90 00
Dentifrice
4 00
45 00
Lip Salve
2 00
20 00
Toilet Soap, doz, bxs
4 00
45 00
Ointment
4 00
45 00
Porous Plaster
1 20
12 00
Catarrh Eemedy. . .
6 00
65 00
Nasal Syringe
2 00
22 00
Inhaler, glass
4 00
45 00
" rubber
8 00
90 00
Medicated Paper,
case, 100 packages
$12 00
POND'S EXTEACT subdues and
heals all kinds of
Inflammation, Piles, (Blind, Bleed-
ing-, or Itching-), Ulcers, Old or ne-wr
Wounds, Burns, Bruises, Tooth-
ache, Earache, Sore Eyes, Scalds,
Sprains, Catarrh, Colds, Diarrhoea,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Diph-
theria, Sore Throat, Etc.
POND'S EXTEACT is called the WONDEE OF HEALING. Used
internally and externally. It is unsafe to use any other but the GENUINE
with our directions.
POND'S EXTRACT COMPANY, 76 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK.
Sold by MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.
MoERissoN, Plummbr & Co.'s Peices-Cureent. 699
STANDARD HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES.
DR. D. JAYHE'S,
FAMILY MEDICINES
are: prepared with OREAT care, EXPRESSL.Y for FAMIIiY
USE, AWD ARE SO ADMIRABIiY CAIiCUIiATED TO PRE-
SERVE HEAJLTH ASfD REMOVE DISEASE,
THAT XO FAMIIiY SHOUIiD BE
iriTHOUT THEM. THEY
CONSIST OF
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT, for Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Consumption,
and all Pulmonary and Bronchial Affections. It promotes expectoration and
allays inflammation.
JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE, for Worms, Dyspepsia. Piles, Gen-
eral Debility, etc. An excellent tonic for Children, and a beneficial remedy in
many of the ailments of the young.
JAYNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM, for Bowel and Summer Com-
plaints, Colics, Cramp, Cholera, etc. A certain cure for Diarrhoea, Cholera
Morbus, and Inflammation of the Bowels.
JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE, of established efficacy in Purifying the
Blood, and for curing Scrofula, Goitre, Dropsy, Salt Rheum, Epilepsy, Can-
cers, and Diseases of the Skin and Bones.
JAYNE'S LINIMENT OR COUNTER-IRRITi^NT, for Sprains,
Bruises, Soreness in the Bones or Muscles, Rheumatism, and useful in all cases
where an external application is required.
JAYNE'S SANATIVE PILLS, a valuable Purgative and a certain cure
for all Bilious Affections, Liver Complaints, Costiveness, Dyspepsia, and Sick
Headache.
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC, for the Preservation, B-auty, Growth and
Restoration of the Hair. A pleasant dressing for the haii' and a useful toilet
article.
JAYNE'S SPECinC TOR TAPE WORM, a certain, safe and
prompt remedy.
In settlements and localities where the attendance of a Physician can not be
readily obtained, families will find these remedies of great service. The di-
rections which accompany them are in plain, unprofessional language, easily
understood by all, and, in addition, Jayne's Medical Almanac and Guide to Health,
to be had gratis of all agents, contains, besides a reliable Calendar, a Cat-
alogue of Diseases, THE SYMPTOMS BY WHICH THEY MAY BE KNOWN, together
with advice as to the proper remedies to be used.
All of Dr. D. Jayne & Son's Family Medicines are sold by Mohbisson, Plummbk & Co.
700 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Gouraud's Olympian Cream,
This standard preparation has from the time of its general introduction,
received the commendation of the beauty and fashion of the land. As now put
up it especially commends itself to the consideration of retail druggists and
fancy goods dealers, who will find it far better adapted to the wants of their fair
customers than any competing articles. All first-class druggists who desire a
specialty that will attract the cream of the trade, will find in the Olympian
Cream a preparation sought by the elite and fastidious, one that they can rec-
ommend with a confidence that their favorable mention, will meet with warm
appreciation and corresponding patronage.
The public are especially warned against a nostrum, entitled " Oriental
Cream," purporting to be prepared by representatives of my deceased father.
Dr. T. Felix Gouraud. As his administrator I applied for and obtained a
conditional injunction against its sale. The only genuine article is Gouraud's
Olympian Cream.
Price, per dozen, $7.50.
i02 Greenwich St., N. Y.
Sold by :L^OI^I^ISso 3iT, iFLTJ-^virivCsiss =& co.
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s PricEvS-Current. Vol
DK. B. C. FLOWER'S
SCIENTIFIC
REMEDIES
//
MANUFACTURED BY
-f THE 4-
R. C. Flower Medical Company,
DR. B. C. FL.O\%'ER'S lilVEK AXD STOMACH SANATIVE, for Dyspep-
sia, Mal-nutrition, and all diseases of the Liver and Stomach. Price, $1.00; Six bot-
tles, $5.00.
jDJt. R. C, FliOWER'S L.UWt} CORDIAIi, the most certain and radical cure for
Throat and Lang Affections ever discovered. Price, Sl.OO ; Six bottles, S5.00.
DR. R. C. FliOTI^ER'S BliOOD PlJRIFIER.the greatest Spring Medicine ever
yet componnded. Price, $3.00 ; Six bottles, ISIO.OO.
DR. R. C. FJLO AVER'S ]SERVE PlLIiS, for Hysteria, Insomnia, Nervous Pros-
tration, Vertigo, etc., etc. Price, Sl.OO ; Six bottles. S5.0O.
DR. R. C. FliOWER'S PAIN - l>ESTROV ING; ElilXIR. for Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Tic Douloureux, etc., etc. Price, $1.00 ; Six bottles, S5.00.
DR. R. C. FliOWER'S MAGNETIC PLiASTER, for Liver, Stomach, Lung and
Kidney difficulties. Price, 50e.
PRICES TO THE TRADE
ON APPLICATION TO
MORRISSON PLUMMER & CO.,
M HOIiESAIiE AGENTS,
52 & 54 LAKE ST., - CHICAGO, ILL.
NOTE. — Druggists purchasing our remedies, as above, will be supplied
with a full line of advertising matter, by communicating with
THE R. C. FLOWER MEDICAL COMPANY. Boston, Mass.
702
MoREissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prtces-Curkent.
ll^"Beware of Imitations put up in our style
of Bottles.
Notice to Dealers in Lung Balsam.
The name and trade mark "LUNG BAL-
SAM," belongs exclusively to the proprietors
of this medicine. That right has been sus-
tained by courts of law, and any person found
selling an article by that name, and not from
the manufactory of J. N. HARRIS & CO.,
Limited, will be prosecuted.
The Lung Balsam is sold by all respectable
Druggists throughout the United States and
in Foreign Countries.
Price 25 Cents, 50 Cents and $1.00 per bottle.
J. N, HARRIS & CO., Limited, Proprs.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
PRICES TO THE TRADE.
Small size per dozen. - - $1.75
Medium " "... 3.50
Large " •• . . . 7.00
PRICE 25c., 50c. AND $1.00 PER BOTTLE.
The 25 cent bottles are put un for the accommoda-
tion of all who desire simply a Cough or Croup Remedy.
Those desiring a remedy for Consumption or any Lung
Disease should secure the large $1.00 bottles.
Physicians who have failed to cure their patients
should try this Medicine before they give the case up,
as we know many valuable lives have been saved by
being persuaded to give it a trial.
DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH BOTTLE.
PERRY DAVIS'
VEGETABLE
Pain Killer,
The Great Family Medicine of the Age.
TAKEN IBifTERXAIiliY,
APPLilED EXTERBffAIiliY.
We ask the attention of the trade and the public to
this long and unrivalled FAMILY MEDICINE, for the
cure of Colds, Coughs, Weak Stomach and Genera,! De-
b-li^-", Indigestion, Cramp and Pain in the Stomach,
Bo^el Complaint, Colic, Diarrhoea, Cholera, etc. etc-,
and for Fever and Ague there is nothing better. It has
been 'a'"orably known for more than forty years to be
the OlS LY S URE SPECIFIC for the many diseases inci-
dent to the human family. Internally and externally it
worjis equally sure.
CAUTION.— Be sure you cail for it and get the
genuine Pain Killer, as many worthless nostrums are
attempted to be sold on the great reputation of this
valuable medicine. Directions accompany each bottle.
Prices: 25c., 50c. and $1.00 per Bottle.
Small Size, per doz
Medium " "
Large " " '.
J. N. HARRIS & CO., (Limited), Cincinnati, 0
Props, for Western and Southwestern States.
3.60
7.20
Sold by MORRISSOSr, PlLIJMltlER & CO.
MoRRissoN, Plummek & Co.'s Pkices-Current. Vuy
1878. THE TENTH SEASON. 1887.
THE HAND OF TIME POINTS TO
LONDON
PURPLE
(TRADE MARK.)
AS THE PERFECTION OP
oxssoz«r
FOR THE
POTATO BUG,
CANKER WORM,
PEAR SLUG,
COTTON WORM, ELM BEETLE, ETC.
London Purple is twice the strengtin of Paris
Green, but only half the price.
BEWARE OF USELESS AND DANGEROUS IMITA-
TIONS! AND IN BUYING BE SURE YOU
GET THE RIGHT ARTICLE.
The words ^^London Purple '' are the registered Trade Mark
and sole property of the Manufacturers^ and any infringement
will he prosecuted.
HEMINGWAY LONDON PURPLE CO., Limited,
LONDON AND NEW YORK.
The Trade supplied by MOBRISS^ON, PliUminGR & CO., CHICAGO, IL.L<.
704 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Donald Kennedy's Medicines.
MEDICAL DISCOVEEY, warranted to cure every kind of humour
from a common Pimple to the worst kind of Scrofula, Cancer
excepted. Price, $1.50.
PRAIRIE WEED, a Balsam and Tonic for the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Inflammation of the Throat and Lungs, and all difficulties
tending to Consumption. Price, $1.00.
RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA DISSOLVENT will neutra-
lize and dissolve the virus that causes Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago
and all Rheumatic Pains in any part of the system. Price, $1.50.
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT. The best outward application for
Pains, Bruises and Aches of all kinds. Price, 50 cts.
SALT RHEUM OINTMENT cures all Inflammatory Skin Dis-
eases. Price, 50 cts.
SCROFULA OINTMENT. For cleansing and purifying Scrofu-
lous Sores. Price, $1.00
HEALING OINTMENT. For cleansing and healing IJIcers and
old Sores. Price, 50 cts.
SCATTERING LINIMENT. For dissolving and scattering Stru-
mous Swellings. Price, $1.00.
HAIR GROWER. For Scald Head and Loss of Hair from
Dandruff and Heat. Price, $1.00.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
No Medicines sent C. O. D., or to be sold on
Commission.
waiire:n^ street, roxbury, mass.
Sold by lEORRISSOW, PIiU90Ii:R & €0.
MORRISSON, PLUMMjiJtl & Co.'s PsiCES-CuRRENT.
705
.!•
LANGE S i
EIDLITZ
U.S.P. FORMULA.
WeofPuiceWater/^/^
mmm& fm w£tftiT.
FULL DIRECTIONS
— ^ INSIDE[^-^ —
MANUFAOTDEED FOB
YOUR NAME IN HERE.
(This is a sample of the outside wrapper.)
(One dose in two "Jayne" style wood boxes
wrapped in tin foil.)
If you have not as yet kept
in stock
LANGE S
SEIDLITZ POWDERS,
put them on youc want list
and send for one hundred
with your next order for
Drugs. They fully satisfy
Physician and Patient and
afford you a good profit.
Hundreds of Pharmacists
now keep them regularly in
stock.
PRICE, $2.50 PER HUNDRED
Morrisson,
Plummer
&Co.,
IMPORTERS
-AND-
WflOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
CHICAGO.
706 MoEBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices- CtiRRENT.
MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO
-IMPORTERS AND-
WHeLESy^LE DRy©©ISTS,
52 & 54 LAKE STREET + + CHICAGO.
—ALSO MANUFACTURING-
Pharmacists and Ghemists.
MEDICINAL FLUID EXTRACTS, (Officinal and Unoicinal,)
TINCTURES, SYRUPS,
ELIXIRS, OINTMENTS, ETC.
p I L LS— Sugar Coated and Gelatine Coated. Together with aU other Pharmaceutical prepa-
rations needed in a Drug Store.
: Armitage Ave. and N. Paulina St. ) Ol—ilOAO/^ II I
and 54 Lake Street. S OrllOMvJIW, ILL-.
LABORATORY
OFFICE: 52 an
If you wish to furnish your local Patent Medicine proprietors, with their remedies in bulk
write us for figures.
MoBRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 707
ESTABLISHED 1852. WORKS AT BROOKLYN.
K. B. AHSBACHER & CO.
Hew Y0RK. eriieA©o,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
Paris Oreeh,
PAINTS !i COLDRS
TBADE SUPPIilED BIT
MORRISSON, PLUMMER & CO.,
V08
MoKKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
HIBBARD'S RHEUMATIC SYRUP!
— the: —
Greatest Blood Purifier EnoTrn!
ITS PECULIAR COMBINATION MAKES IT A
FOB, A BILIOUS OB CONSTIPATED
PEBSON IT HAS NO EQUAL!
[TEADE MAEK.l
There is no remedy known as highly endorsed as the following letter shows, signed by the
leading Druggists of its home State.
Rheumatic Sybup Co: Jackson, Michigan, March, 1887.
Gentlemen : — We are pleased to state that we have been selling Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup
for the past ten months, and that it is one of the best sellers that we have ever handled; our sale
of it has steadily increased so that now we are buying in large quantities. We unhesitatingly
recommend it, believing as we do that it is a remedy of great merit. _ Our customers speak of
it in the highest praise, which bespeaks for it a great future as a family medicine.
We are very respectfully.
H. E. Kratz, Druggist, Angola, Ind.
Powers & Waggoner, Druggists,
Aurelius, Mich,
A. W. C. Gregory, Druggist, Albion, Mich.
D. B. McDaniel, Druggist, Breckenridge, Col.
O. P. Shuler, Druggist, Charlotte, Mich.
H. J. Emery, Druggist, Charlotte, Mich.
Heimbach & Jacobs, Constantine, Mich.
Miles & Curlett, Druggists, Dexter, Mich.
C. L. Sherwood, Druggist, Dowagiac, Mich.
Carney & Coleman, Druggists,
Dowagiac, Mich.
Walworth & Soule, Druggists,
Eaton Rapids, Mich.
Wilcox & Toles, Druggists,
Eaton Rapids, Mich.
L. T. White, Druggist, Eaton Rapids, Mich.
Beckwith & Co., Druggists, Galesburg, Mich.
Geo. R. Slawson, Druggist, Greenville, Mich.
C. E.Westlake, Druggist, Grand Rapids, Mich.
W. E. White, Druggist, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Martin & Giddings, Druggists, Jackson, Mich.
McLean & Dewey, Drug^sts, Jackson, Mich.
C. E. Humphrey, Druggist, Jackson. Mich.
D. C. MeseroU, Druggist, Jackson, Mich.
Foote & Jenks. Druggists, Jackson, Mich.
Z. W. Waldron & Co., Druggists,
Jackson, Mich.
J. B. Townsend, Druggist, Jackson, Mich.
Weeks, Latimer & Co.. Druggists,
Jackson, Mich.
E. T. Webb, Druggist, Jackson, Mich.
Roberts & Hillhouse, Druggists,
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Brown & Birge, Druggists, Kalamazoo, Mich.
David McDonald. Druggist, Kalamazoo,Mich,
J. A. Hoedmaker & Co., Druggists,
Kalamazoo, Mich.
F. Coleman & Sons, Druggists,
Kalamazoo, Mich.
C. Alsdorflf & Son, Druggists, Lansing, Mich.
B. W. Long, Druggist, Lansing, Mich.
8. M. Sacket, Druggist, Monroe. Mich.
Pegg & Wilson, Druggists, Morencie, Mich.
John W. Howland, New Bedford, Mass.
R. U. Elliott, Druggist, Pontiac, Mich.
WiUson & Howard, Druggists,
St. Joseph, Mich.
Johnson & Williamson, Druggists,
Yassar, Mich.
E. A. Bullard, Druggist, Vassar, Mich.
L. Pauly, Druggist, Millington, Mich.
iOOPER CENT PROFIT.
Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup, $8.00 per doz. | Hibbard's Rheumatic Plasters, $1 .60 perdoz.
Hibbard's Throat and Lung Balsam, $3.00 per doz.
NO GOODS MORE EXTENSIVELY ADVERTISED.
These remedies are put up in cartons covered with fine Lithograph wrappers, with the
Portrait of the Doctor as shown above marked (Trade Mark), making a very handsome pack-
age to set in the window and on the show case.
S 2= E C I -A. Xj IjTOTICE.
As an extra inducement to the retailer, that he will push the sale of these remedies we are
authorized to furnish "free of charge" one dozen of Hibbard's Rheumatic Plasters with each
one dozen LOT of the Syrup purchased. Thus you receive $15.00 at retail for what costs you
only $8.00. These goods give entire satisfaction wherever introduced, and are great sellers.
Recommend them to your trade.
Send Orders to MOBRISSON, PIiUai9IER & CO., Wholesale Druggists and Importers,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
MoREjssoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
709
F. O. ROBERTSON'S
GREAT INDIAN MEDICINES,
MANUFACTURED AT INDIAN MEDICINE LODGE, JANESVILLE, WIS.
Are PURELY VEGETABLE and all who TRY them RECOMMEND THEM TO THEIR
FRIENDS. None genuine without the Photograph of Mr. or Mrs.
F. O. Robertson stamped upon the wrapper.
X 8 8 "7 -PRICE I.IST- 1887
CACTUS Olli, the king of pain, the great external remedy, it cures all aches and pains.
Per gross, |72.00; per dozen, $7.50.
OREAT IlVDIAair BTiOOD PURIFIER, the great liver and kidney regulator.
Per gross, $72.00; per dozen, $7.50.
GREAT IXDIAW REMEDY, for Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Chronic Inflamma-
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F. O. ROBERTSON'S GREAT INDIAN HERB OF LIFE, (for women).
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$120.00; per dozen, $12.00. Put up only in large size bottles. Retails at $2.00 per bottle.
MEXICAN AMOIiE CACTUS Olli SOAP, the finesttoilet article in existence,
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cakes in box, $9.00; per dozen, 3 cakes in box, $1.00; 100 cakes, wrapped and packed in wooden
box, per box, $7.00.
DENTIFRICE. Per gross, $15.00; per dozen, $1.50.
I shall be pleased to receive from you an order, believing you will find my
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F. O. ROBERTSON,
Box 444: Janesville, Wis.
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Regular Annual Sessions Begin First Monday in October of each Year.
w^ 1s^ 'E^ '^ .
For the entire Course of Instruction ^45 00
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J. P. CHESNEY, M. D., Secretary.
For announcements, or other informatioD. address,
J. F. CHESXEY, ML. D., Sec'y.
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I^^storatiu^ Soi^ie.
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Til
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715
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S. A. MAXWELL & CO.,
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I34& I 36 WABASH AVENUE,
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MoKRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
719
WARRANTED THE BEST.
W. 1^ S. Cough Drops.
J^r Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and Sore Throats.
PURIFIES THE BLOOD AND RELIETES DYSPEPSIA,
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and has been increasing in favor, until an intelligent and discerning public universally agree
that it is the most popular Formula in America. It is recommended and prescribed by
j-hysicians for COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS and SORE THROATS, and especially for
ail BRONCHIAL and THROAT DISEASES. A trial wiU convince the most skeptical of its
medicinal and restoring qualities.
For sale by DRUGGISTS generally. Ask for W. & S. COUGH DROPS and accept no
other.
W. & S. STAMPED OX EVERY DROP "
Manufactured by
WOeD & SGLieK
WAJfUFACTURIlTG CHEMISTS,
39 JAY STREET, NEW 70EE.
The Trade Supplied by MORRISSOX, PtUMMER & CO,
720 MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
iNSGer
EXTERMINATOR.
BEFORE USINC.
AFTER
USING
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IT WILL POSITIVELY KILL
FLIES, MOSQUITOES, BED BUGS, POTATO
BUGS, ANTS, CABBAGE WORMS, MOTHS,
CRICKETS, ROACHES, SHEEP TICKS,
LICE ON HORSES, CATTLE, POUL-
TRY AND HOUSE PLANTS; FLEAS
ON DOGS— Indeed all Insects,
AND IS ENTIRELY HARMLESS
TO ALL ANIMALS HAVING LUNGS.
Pat up in attractive Counter Boxes holding i gross each, either of FiLiiED
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an ample margin for all dealers.
AMERICAN CHEMICAL MAMFACTURIEIG AMD MIIIM CO.,
ROCHESTER, N. Y., Sole Manufacturers.
For Sale hy MOBBISSON, PLUMMEB & CO.
MoBRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current. 721
B. S. FAHNESTOCK,
(liATE OF B. li. FAHIV£i$TOCK & CO.)
No. 957 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
E)SOLE PROPRIETOR (E
B. L. FAriNESxeeK's
vermifuge:
The Original B. L. Fahnestoek's Vermifuge,
the Great Worm Destroyer of the Nineteenth Century.
DR. R. A. WILSON'S
TONIC, ANTI-DYSPEPTIC AND HEADACHE PILLS.
A Sure Cure for Headache of all kinds, no matter what the cause.
B. L. FAHHESTOCK'S
Pre-eminently the Cough Cure of the Day.
SURE AND SPEEDY.
Pleasant to the taste, and once sold will be called for again.
Sold by MOBBISSODf, PliVllOrEB A CO.
722
MoRRissoN, Plummee & Co.'s Prices-Current.
TUTT'S PILLS.
TORPID BOWELS.
DISORDERED LIVER AND MALARIA.
From these sources arise three-f onrths of the diseases of the human race. These symptoms
indicate their existence :
Loss of Appetite, Bowels Costive, Sick Headache, Fullness after Eating, Aversion
to Exertion of Body and Mind, Eructation of Food, Irritability of Temper,
Low Spirits, a Feeling of Having Neglected Some Duty, Dizziness,
Fluttering at the Heart, Dots before the Eyes, Highly
Colored Urine, CONSTIPATION.
And demand the use of a remedy that acts directly on the Liver. As a Liver Medicine TUTT'S
I'lJC'I'S* have no equal. Their action on the kidneys and skin is also prompt : removing all
impurities through these three " scavengei'S of the system." producing appetite, sound
digestion, regular stools, a clear skin and a vigorous body. TUTT'S PI-LLiS cause no
nausea or griping, or interfere with daily work, and are a perfect
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
^Sold by all Druggists.-=^l
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than ten gross a rebate of five per cent, will be allowed. No rebate allowed on less than five
gross lots. Freight will be paid on five gross lots and upwards.
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CUTLER,
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Trade Mark.
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GOLD EAGLE EXTRA. Boxing and Packing extra.
L. S. Gkout, Manager Excelsior Sign Co. Chicago, July 11, 1885.
Dear Sir:— Having sold your "Excelsior" Gold Mortars for six years, we can testify that
they have given entire satisfaction. Respectfully,
M0RRIS80N, PLUMMER & CO., Wholesale Druggists, 52 & 54 Lake St., Chicago.
Orders filled by MORRISSOIV, PLUMDIER & CO.
724
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Index to Drugs, Patent Medicines and Sundries.
PAGE.
Abdominal Supporters 404-405
Absorbent Cotton 77
Acetal i.
Acetanilid 9
Acetone 9-18-77
Acetum Opii - 9
Acids 9-11-77-93
Aconitia 11-77-84
Acorn Coffee 11
Adonidin 77
Agaric 11
Agaricin 11-77
Agnine 11
Air Bags 44S
Cushions.. 243
Pillows, Rubber 243
Alabastine 11
Albumen 11
Alcannin ^ 11
Alcohol 11
Absolute 11
Lamps _-.243
Stoves 403
Aldehyd ..._ll-77
Ales 130
Alizarin.. 11
Alkaloids 96
Allspice 11
Almond Meal 12
Almonds 12
Aloes 31
Aloin 12-78
Alloxan 12-77
Alum and preparations 12
Aluminium and prepara-
tions 12-78
Alveloz Milk ...12
Ambergris . 12
Ammonia 12
Ammonium and prepara-
tions 12-13-78
Amputating and general
Operating Instruments 437
Amygdaiin 13-78
Amyl, preparations of 13-78
Amylen 13
Anilines 13-14
Aniline Dye Colors 25
Oil 13
Annatto 14
Seed 14
Annattoine 14
Anodyne, Hoffman's 14-93
Anthracene 14
Antifebrin 14
Antimonial Powder 14
Antimony a, preparations. .14
Antipyrin 14
Apiol 14-78
Apomorphia 14-78
Aqua Fortis 14
. Arbutin 14-78
Areca Nuts .14
PAGE.
Argols... 14
Arnica Flowers 14-28
Aromatic Powder 14
Arrowroot 14
Arsenic and preparations.
14-15-78-93
Artists' Brushes, Bristle.. .478
Artists' Brushes, Camel's
Hair 478
Artists' Brushes, Sable 479
Artists' Materials 474-480
Asbestos 15
Ashes, Pearl and Pot 15
Asparagin 15-78
Asphaltum _31
Aspisdospermine 15-78
Asafoetida 31
Atomizers 244-246
Atropia 15
Atropine 78
Aureoline 188
Aurilaves ...247
Axle Grease 15
Axungia Lanae 15
Bael Fruit _lb
Bags, Air 443
Ice 335
Paper 247
Sponge 247
Water 430
Balm Grilead Buds 15
Balsam Bottles 213
Balsams 15
Bandages, Surgeon's,
Roller, 247
Rubber, 248
Suspensory, 249-250
Bandoline 250
Bandoline Brushes 266
Bands I. R 250
Barbadoes Tar 15
Barium and preparations,
15-16-78
Barks, in bulk and pow-
dered 16-17
Pressed 84-90
Barley, Pearl 17
Barometers 251
Baryta 17
Barytes 17
Baskets, Brush, Sponge, etc.,
252
Bath Brick 17
Belts 252
Brushes 266
Gloves 252
Towels -.423
Baths, Eye 326
Batteries, Magnetic 253
Battley ' s Sedative 17
Bay Leaves 17
Rum 17
PAGE.
Beaker Glasses 253
Beans 17-18
Bebeerine 18-78
Bed Pans 253
Beef, Powder of 18
Beeswax 74
Bellows, Insect 254
Bellwort .....84
Belts, Electric 254
Benzine 150
Benzole 18
Berries 18
Bird Food.. 29
Gravel 31
Bismuth and preparat'ns, 18-78
Bistouries 437
Blacking 254
Black Drop 9-18-93
Lead 38
Bladders : 18
Bladderwrack 18
Blanc dePerle 326
Bloodstone.. 18
Blow Pipes .'- 254
Blue Mass 18-19
Blue Vitriol 19
Bluings 254
Bole Armenia 19
Bone Ash 19
Dust 19
Powder 19
Books, Pharmaceutical, etc.,
207-209
Borax 19
Glass _ 19
BoroGlyceride'.'.I.'.""]r""i9l93
Bottle Caps 254
Bottles, Acid 229
Amber Presc 229
Balsam 213
Blue Presc 223
Cit. Magnes 227
Cologne 231-232
Ether 214
Extract 232
Flat Prescription, 226
Flint 223-225
French, square 226
Green.. 228
Homeopathic 230
Morjjhine 227
Nursing 356
Pomade 227
Presc. Case, letter'd ■
226
R'd Oil, sample. -.227
Sachet 232
Salt Mouth 214
Schnapps, Amber. 229
Show 215-218
SmeUing 365
Syrup 214
Tablet.. 227
MoRRissoN, Plummeb & Co.'s Prices-Current.
725
INDEX TO DRUGS, ETC.-Cont'd.
Bottles— Cont'd. page.
Tincture . _ .213-214-215
Tooth Powder 232
Tube, sample 227
Wine, Amber 229
Wine, Hocks, Am-
ber 229
Bougies. 254 and 438
Bowleg Braces 438
Boxes, Cold Cream 256
CoUar and Cuff .255-256
Impervious, Paper. 258
Wood. 256
Lip Salve 256
Match 256
Ointment 257
Opal Glass 257
■ Patch 256
vm 258
Powder,GrermanRd.2ri8
Sliding. ...259
Shoulder'd 259
Puff 259
Seamless 257
Seidlitz 259
Shaving 260
Soap 259-260
Soda Powder 259
Suppository 260
Tin 257-258
Tooth Powder 260
Turned Wood . .260-261
Twine 260
Braces, Shoulder 261-263
Brackets, Lamp 263
Brandies 130
Brazilwood 19
Breast Glasses 264
Pipes.. 264
Pumps 264
Shields 354
Tea 19-72
Bridges, Violin 349
Brilliantine 265
Brimstone 19
Broma 19
Bromine and preparations. .19
Bromoform 19-78
Bronze Powders 265
Brooms, Whisk 265
Broom Holders 265
Brucia 19
Brucin 78
Brushes, Artists' 479
Bath 266
Blacking 267
Blenders 494
Bottle 268
Brick Stripers.. -492
Calcimining. .482-483
Camels's Hair 268-495
Chimney 268
Cloth 268
Crumb 268
Daubers 267
Dusting 496-497
Flesh 266
Graining ..493
Hair..^ 269-270
Hair, Wire 270
Hat 270
Infant._ 270
Marking 271-493
Mottling 495
Nail 271
Paint 485-493
Brushes— Cont'd. page.
Painters'Dusters . 484
Plasterers' Fin'g.482
Sable 479
Sash 487
Scrub 271
Shaving 272
Silver Plate 272
Shoe 267
Throat 268
Tooth 273-274
Varnish, Bristle,
489-491
Varnish, Camel's
Hair 483-484
WaU 481-482
Whitewash.. .480-482
Window 275
Brush Racks 274
Buds, Balm Gilead 15-19
Cassia 19-21
Bulbs, Rubber 275
Bunion Plasters 363
Burgundy Pitch 19
Burners, Bunsen 275
Lamp 275
Burnt Sponge 70
Butter of Antimony 14-19
of Cocoa 19-23
Butyl Chloral 19
Cachets ...276
Cachous 276
Cadmium and preparations
19-78
Caffeinand preparations
19-20-78-79
Caff-Iodoform 20
Calamine 20
Calcium and preparations
20-79
Calomel . 20
Camel's BLair Brushes 495
Camphor 20-31
Ice 276
Camwood 20-25
Candies 305
Candles 276
Canisters, Herb 334
Cans. Jacket 276
Cannabin, Pure 20-79
Tannate 20-79
Cantharides 20-98
Cantharidal Rubefacient 20
Vesicant 20
Caps, Bottle 254
Capping Paper 359
Capsicin 20
Capsicum 20-91
Capsules, Empty ...150-182-184
Poppy 20
Caramel 20
Carbon, Bisulphuret 20
Card Teeth 20
Cards, Play ing 276-277
Carmine 20
Carpenter's Chalk 21
Cascara Cordial 93
Cases, Counter and Show. .600
Dressing 312-313
Odor 357-358
Scale 386
Surgeons' Pocket... 439
Tumbler 281
Vial 277-281
Caseroles 282
PAGE.
Cassia Bark 21
Buds.... 21
Fistula 21
Castor Fibre 21
Catechu 21-98
Catheters, Gum 282
Silver 439
Caulocorea 144
Caustic Holders 282
Cayenne Pepper 21
Cement 175
Cerasine 21
Cerates 21-94
Cerium, Nitrate and Oxalate,
21-79
Ceylon Cinnamon 22
Chalk 21
Balls 327
Billiard. _ .21-282
Carpenters' 21-282
Crayons 21-282
Mixture 107
Precipitated 21
Prepared 21
Red 21
Tailors' 282
Chamois Skins 389
Chamomiles 29 -
Champagne Taps 282
Charcoal 21
Chemical Flasks 330
Chemicals, Merck's 77
Chest Instruments 449
Chest and Lung Protectors,
284
Chewing Gums 283-284
Chian Turpentine 21
Chimneys, Lamp 231
China Clay 21
Chinoidine 21
Chinoline 21-79
Chloral Hydrate 21-79
Chlor. Anodyne 21
Chloride of Gold...- 31
and Sodium, 31
Lime 40
Chlorine Water 22
Chlorodyne 22-94
Chloroform 22
Chocolate 22
Chrome Alum 12
Chromium 22
Chrysarobin 22-79
Cigars and Tobacco 285
Cinchonia 22
Cinchona Mixture 22
Cinchonidia 22
Cincho Quinine 22
Cinnabar 22
Cinnamon, Ceylon 22
Civet 22
Clay, China 22
Pipe 22
Clinical Thermometers 416
Cloves 23
Club Foot Apparatus 438
Cobalt and preparations .23-79
Cocaine 23-79
Cotton 284
Coccalus Indicus ...23
Cochineal 23-94
Cocoa. __ ._-. 23
Beans 17
Butter 23
Codeia 23
726
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
INDEX TO DRUGS, ETC.-Cont'd.
PAGE.
Codein _.--79
Coin Test Bottles 285
Colchicin 79
Cold Cream 285
CoUodion 23-94
Colocynth Apples 23
Cologne Bottles 231-232
Colognes.-.. 285-287
Coloring for Liquors 23
Colors in Distemper ..461
Colors in Japan 463
Oil 458-46/
Dry 467-469
Combs, Dressing, etc... 288-303
Graining 474
Comb Cleaners 304
Composition Powder 23
Concentrated Lye, 42
Concentrations, M. P. & Co .96
Condensed Milk 44
Condensers 304
Confectionery 304
Confections 22-94
Continental Hoof Ointment
146
Conversation Tabes 440
Copper and prep : 24-79
Copperas 24
Cordials 94
Corks 305-307
Rubber 307
Extractors 307
Pressers 307
Screws 307-309
Files 310
Pencils 310
Plasters 363
Ergot 24
Starch 70
Cornu Cervi 24
Corrosive Sublimate 24-43
Cosmetics... 310
Cotoin 24-79
Cotton, Absorbent 310
Borated 310
Carbolated 310
Salicylated 310
Gun 24
Cough Drops 304
Counter Jars 218
Court Plasters, Grosvenor
& Richards' 363
Court Plasters, Heine-
mann's 363
Court-Plasters, Seabury &
Johnson 364
Court Plasters, Various 311
Cowhage, Down 24
Crabs' Eyes.... 24
Crab Orchard Salts 24
Cream Tartar 24
Creams, Cold 285
Shaving 387-388
Creasote 24-79
Crocus Martis 24
Metallorum. 24
Croton, Chloral 24
Crucibles 311
Crutches 440
Cratch Bottoms 440
Rubbers 440
Spurs 440
Cubebin 25-79
Cubebs 25
Cudbear 25
PAGE.
Cupping Glasses 311
Instruments 311
Cups, Drinking 313
Quassia 365
Curare 25-79
Curarin 25-79
Curry Powder 57
Cutch 25
Cutlery 367-369
Cuttle-Fish Bone 25
Daturin 25-79
Deer Horn 25
Deer's Tongue 25
Delphinia 25
Demijohns 311
Dental Instruments 442
Dentifrices 422-423
Depilatory Powders 311
Dextrine 25
Dextro Quinine 25
Diamonds, Glaziers' 473
Diamond Powder 473
Diastase 25-79
Digestine 25
Digitaline 2.5-79
Dilators 440
Diphenylamin 79
Dishes, Evaporating 317-318
Dispensatories 207
Distemper Colors 461
Distilled Water 25
Divine Stone 25
Donovan's Solution 25
Douches, Nasal 311
Dover's Powder 25
Dragons' Blood 25
Drawer Knobs 312
Pulls 312
Dressing Cases 312-313
Drinking Cups 313
Droppers, Medicine 314
Drug Mills 314
Sieves 314
Drugs and Chemicals... 9 to 77
Drugs, Powdered 90-91
Powdered, Squibbs
92-93
Druggists' and Physicians'
Label Books 338
Druggists' Sundries 243-431
Duboisin 25-79
Dusters, Bai-bers' 314
Carriage. ..... 315-497
Counter, Bristle.. 314
Feather.. 315
Ostrich 315-496
Painters' 484
Picture 315
Turkey Feather,
316-497
Wool 316
Dutch Metal 473
Dye Colors ..25
Woods.... 25
Dyspepsin 25
Ear Cleaners 247
Instruments. 440-441
Trumpets 441
Earth, Fullers' 25
Effervescing Salts 64
Elastic Stockings, etc 316
Elaterin 25-79
Elaterium 25-79
Electro Magnetic Mach 253
Elixir Yitriol 25
Elixirs, M., P. &Co 94-96
of Lactopetine 171
Emerv 25-316
Cloth ....474
Paper 859-474
Emetia 26
Emulsine 26
Envelopes 431-432
Eosine 26
Epsom Salts 26
Erasers. Pencil and Ink 436
Ergot, Corn 26
Rye.. 26
Ergotine .26-79
Ergotinin 80
Eserine 26-80
Essence Bay Rum 26
Essences, Concentrated, M.,
P. & Co.'s.... 26-96
Flavoring 26
Ethers 26
Ether Bottles 214
Ethiops, Mineral 27
Ethyl, preparation of 27-80
Eucalyptol 27-80
Eugenol.-.. 27-80
Evaporating Basins. ..317
Dishes 317
Extracts, Eclectic 96
Flavoring. .27
Fluid, M., P. &
Co.'s... 97-103
Extracts, Handkerchief ,318-326
Extract Licorice 27
Logwood 27
Malt, M.,P.& Co.'s 105
Borcherdt's .139
Trommer's ..199
Quebascho 27
Merck's 80
Powd 104
M.,P.&Co.'s,105
Solid, M., P. &
Co.'s.. 103-104
Miscell'n's .27
Extract Witch Hazel 28
Bottles 282
Eye Baths 326
Eye-Brow Pencils 326
Eye Instruments 447
Protectors 326
Shades 326
Stones 28-326
Face Preparations —
Lily Whites 326
Liquid 326
Powders 327-328
Farina and Farine 28
Faucets, Wood 329
Feather Dusters 315
Feeders, Sick 329
Feeding Bottles 356
Felt Filters 329
Fever Thermometers 416
Files, Corn ..310
Nail 353
Prescription 329
Filters, Felt 329-330
Filter Paper. 880
Racks 830
Stands 370
Finger Cots 330
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
INDEX TO DRUGS, ETC.-Cont'd.
PAGE.
Fires, Colored 28
Fish Berries 28
Glue 28
Sounds 28
Fittings for Nursing Bot-
tles 356
Flake White 28-474-476
Flasks, Chemical 229
int, 227
een 330
avelers 330-331
Flavine 28
Flavoring Extracts 27
Flesh Brushes 266
Flint Glassware 223-225
Flores Martiales 28
Florida Water 429-430
Flour, Rice 28
Flowers, Bulk 28-29
Pressed 84-90
Flowers of Zinc 76
Fluor Spar 29
Folders. Powder 864
Food, Bird 29
Fish ...-29
Food Warmers 331
Forceps 441-442
Fowler's Solution 29
Freezable Goods 206
Friar's Balsam 29
Frosting 29-473
Fruit Juices 37
Fucus Vesiculosus 29
Fullers' Earth 29
Fumigating Pastiles 361
Fumigating Powder 29
Funnels 331-332
Fustic ...29
Gallipots 332
Galls 29
Gambler (Japonica) 30
Garlic 30
Gelatine ..30
Gelsemin 30-80
Generators, Galvanic 332
Gin 131
Ginger 61
Ginger Ale 131
Glass Label list 233-242
Pens 361
Powdered 30
Rods 371
Soluble 30
Tubing 332
Window 470
Wool 30
Glasses, Breast 854
Graduated 338
Medicine 334
Glassware, Amber, Vials,
etc 229
Blue Vials, etc.,
229-230
Blue, Shop
Furniture. -213-214
Flint, Shop,
Furniture. -218-215
. Show Bottles,
Jars,Urns,etc.,
215-221
Lettered Pre-
scription Case
Bottles 215
Flint, Vial8,etc. 223
Glassware — Cont'd. page.
Cologne, and
Extract Bottles,
231-232
Homoeopathic. 330
Green, Vials,
etc 228
Glauber Salts- 30
Glaziers' Diamonds 473
Glaziers' Points 333-478
Globes, Show 216
Globules, Homoeopathic... 388
Glonoine 80
Gloves, Bathing 333
Glove Cleaner 168-333
Glucose 80
Glues 30
Glycerine 30
Glyceriteof Kephaline 81
Glycerites 105
Glyceroles 30
Glycyrrhizin 31
Goa Powder 31
Gold, Chloride 31
and Sodium, 31
Leaf 338-478
Paint 338-474
Goose Grease 31
Goulard's Cerate 21
Extract 31-105
Graduates 333
Graining Combs 474
Grains d'Ambrette 31
of Paradise 31
Granville's Lotion 31
Grape Juice 31
■Sugar 31
Graphite 31
Gravel, Bird 31
Paper 859
Grease, Axle 15
Grecian Urn 218
Guaco 81
Guaiac, Resin 32
Wood 31
Guarana 81
Guitar Strings 349
Gum, Chewing 288-284
Drops 305
Tickets 334
Gums ...31-38
Gun Cotton 88
Gutta Percha 33
Tissue 33
Gynaecological Instruments,
440-448
Hsematoxylin 38-80
Hair Brushes 269-270
Wire 270
Curlers 334
Oils 334
Powders 834
Tonic 884
Handles for Dusters 315
Hard Rubber Scoops 386
Harmonicas 850-851
Harness Oil 334
Hat Brushes 270
Helenin 33-80
Herb Canisters 384
Herbs, in bulk 83
fjressed 84-90
Hiera Picra 33
Hoffman's Anodyne 34
Homatropin Bromide 34-80
PAGE.
Homoeopathic Globules 34
Pellets 34
Tinctures 34
Vials 330
Honey, Strained 34
Hops 34
Horn Scoops 387
Spoons 402
Hot Drops 34-94
Hydrastin 34-80-105
Hydrochinon 34-80
Hydrogen Peroxide 34
Hydrometers 335
Hydrometer Jars 885
Hydronapthol 34
Hyoscin 34
Hyoscyamin 34-80
Hypernic Wood .--34
Hypnon 34-80
Hypodermic Syringes. -411-450
Tablets, Wyeth's
adv..... page 622
Ice Bags 335
Icthyol 34-80
Indelible Ink 336
Pencils 385
India Ink 336
Rubber, Crude 34
Bands 250
Sheeting 389
Tubing 426
Indigo 34
Carmine of 84
Compound 84
Paste 34
Sulphate of 34
Infant Brushes 270
Combs 800
Infusion Jars
Inhalers 337-443
Inks - 335-386
Ink Extractor 836
Powder 886
Stands 336
Insect Bellows 254
Powder : 34
Instruments, Surgical, etc. 437
Iodine and preparations 34
Iodoform 34-80
lodol 35
Iron by Hydrogen 85
Dialysed 35
Filings 36
and preparations,
35-87-80-105
Isinglass 87
Issue Plasters - 37
Ivory Black 37
Jalapin 87
Jambul Bark - 37
James' Powder 87
Japonica . 87
Jars, Cold Cream 387
Counter -218
Cryolite 837
Diamond Top 221
Earthenware 337
Glass 337
Globe 219
Infusion 337
Leech 333
Ointment t 337
Opal 256
728
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Currehtt.
INDEX TO DRUGS, ETC.-Cont'd.
Jars— Cont'd. page.
Patch 256
Percolating 338
Porcelain; St. Top. -.337
Precipitating 838
Section 220
Specie 219
Sponge 222
Jewelers' Rouge 63
Job's Tears 37
Juices, Fruit 37
Medicinal 37
Julep Tubes 338
Juniper Berries 37
Kairin 37
Kali and Kalium 56-57
Kamala 37
Kaolin 37
KavaKava 37
Kefir 37-81
Kephaline, Glycerite of 37
Keratin .38-81
Kermes Mineral 38
Key Rings 338
Keys, Violin 350
Knee Caps 316
Stockings 316
Knives, Amputating 443
Mixing 480
Pallette 480
Pocket 367-368
Putty 474
Kola Paste 38
Koossine 38-81
Koosso 38
Kumyss 38
Labarraque's Solution 67
Label Books 338
Labels, Glass, see Inset of
Styles opp. 233
Labels, Glass, List of. .233-242
Imitation Glass 838
Magnesia 338
Mica 338
Seidlitz 338
Laboratory Products, M.
P. Co 127 to 130
Lac Dye 38
Sulphur 38
Lactated Pepsin 38
Lactopeptine 38
preparations of .171
Lactucarium 38-81
Laminaria Digitata 38
Lampblack 467
Lancets 443
Lamps, Alcohol-. 243
Lanolate 38
Lanoleum 38
Lanolin 38
Lapis Calaminaris 38
Cancror 38
Divinus 38
Lard, Benzoated 38-105
Laudanum 38-105
Lead and preparations. -.38-39
Lead Pencils 434
Leaves, in Bulk 39-40
Leaves, Pressed 84-90
Leech Jars 387
Tubes 338
Leeches 40
Lemon Peel 40
Leptaudrin 105
PAGE.
Letheon - -- 40
Lichen 40
Licorice, Extract of 27
Root 61
Lily Whites 326
Lime, Salts of 20
Carbolate 40
Chloride :--..40
Sulphite 40
Vienna 41
Juice 41
Liniments, Officinal 105
Lint, Heinemana's 338
S. &J.'s 338
Taylor's 339
Westhorp's 339
Lip Balm 389
Salve 839
Liquor Coloring 41
Liquors 130-131
Concentrated 41
Medicated 105-106
List of Labels 233-242
Litharge ..41
Lithium & preparations. 41-81
Litmus .11
Paper 41-339
Liver of Sulphur... 41
Lodestone 41
Logwood 25
Extract of 27
London Purple 42
Lotions, Face 326
Lotion, Granville's 42
Lozenges, Confectionery... 304
Lozenges, Medicated 42-106
Pharmaceutical. 106
Lunar Caustic 42
Lung Protectors 284
Lupulin 42
Lycopodium 42
Lye, Concentrated 42
Mace - 42
Machines, Electro-Mag 253
Pill 862
Suppository 405
Madder 42
Compound 42
Magnesia, Citrate, M., P.
&Co.'s 107
Magnesium and prep.. 42-43-81
Magnetic Batteries 253
Malt Extracts 105
Maltines 175
Malto Pepsin 43
prep, of 175
Manganese and prep .42
Manna.- 42
Mannit 43-81
Manicure Sets .339
Manufacturing Dept., M.,
P. &Co.'s 706
Marble Dust 43
Match Boxes 256
Measures, Graduated 333
Seidlitz 340
Tin 341
Meconin . 43
Medical Books 207-209
Medicine Cases 444
Chests 341
Droppers 841
Glasses 384
Spoons 341
PAGE.
Medicine Tubes 841
Wafers (Cachets) 276
Menthol 43
Merck's Chemicals 77-83
Mercury and prep. .43-44-81-107
Methyl 4*-81
Microcosmie Salt 64
Milk, Condensed 44
Sugar of 44
Mills, Drug 314
Paint 474
Mineral Waters 75
Mirrors, Hand &Toilet, 842-845
Monsel's Powder 36
Solution 36
Morphia and prep 44-45
Mortars and Pestles 346-347
Illuminated 346
Show .222
Zinc, Gilded... 345-346
45
Moulds, Suppository 847
Mouth, Throat and Chest
Instruments 442-451
Mucilage 848
Mugs, Shaving 388
Muscarin 45-81
Musical Instrum'ts, etc.,348-352
Musk 45
Muslin, Oiled 358
Mustard, Ground 45
Leaves 187
Nail Brushes... 271
Cleaners 353
Cutters.- 353
Files- 353
Polishers 353
Powder 353
Scissors 853
Napellin 81
Naptha, Wood 45
Napthalin 45-81
Naphthol 45-81
Naphthylamin 45-81
Narcein 45
Narcotin 45
Nasal Douches 311
Instruments 448
Needles 444
Nickel and prep. 45
Nicotine 45-81
Nicwood 45
Nigrosene ..13
Nipple Shells 354
Shields 354-355
Nipples. 358-354
Nursery Pins 855
Nursing Bottles 356
Bottle Brushes. . . .357
Fittings. ..356
Tubing 357
Nutgalls 45
Nutmegs 45
Nuts, Areca... ...45
Nux Vomica 45
Oakum 46
Oatmeal 46
Obstetrical Instruments
442-448
Odorators 357
Odor Cases 357-358
Oiled Muslin 358
Silk. - -359
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co-'s Prices-Current.
729
INDEX TO DKUGS, ETC.-Cont'd.
PAGE.
Oil Cans 276
Tanks 358
Oils, Essential 46-49
Hair ..-334
Heavy and Lubri-
cating 49-50
Oil, Olive 50
Vitriol.. 49
Ointments .21-51-107
Ointment, Jars and Pots,
387-338
Oleates 52-107
Oleic Acid 52
Oleo Resins 52
Opium - 32
Denarcotized 52
Comp. Solution of,
Squibb's 53
Opium, Vinegar of 129
Orange Apples 53
Peel 53
Orchille Liquid 53
Orpiment 53
Ossa Sepia 53
Oxgall Inspissated 53
Oxymel of Squills 53-108
Oyster Shells, prepared 53
Pads, Teething 359
Paint Mills 474
Paints and Painter's Sup-
plies 458-472
Palladium 53
Pallettes 479
Pancreatine 53-81
Papains 53
Papaverine 53-81
Papayotin 53-81
Paper Bags 247
Capping 359
Emery 359
Filter 329-330
Gravel 359
Litmus 41
Medicated (W.C.) -.360
Paraifine 359
Prescription Powder,
359
Sand 359
Seidlitz 360
Tissue 360
Wrapping 360
Writing 432-435
Pape+eries .434
Paradise 53
Paraiaenyd 53-81
Parego-ic 53-108
Paris White ....469
PastiUes 53-361
Patch Boxes ...256
Patent Medicines and Pro-
prietary Articles 132-205
Paullinia 53
Pearl Ash . 53
Barley... 53
Pedestals 223
Peel, Lemon 40
Orange 53
Pelletierine 53-82
Pellets, Homeo . 54
Acme, Licorice 54
Pencil Holders 361
Leads 361
Pencils, Automatic 361
Camel's Hair. .361-495
Pencils— Cont'd. page.
Com.. 310
Eye Brow 326
Indelible; 335-361
Lead 434-43)
Throat 496
Penholders 435-436
Pens, Glass ...361
Steel 436
Pepper 54
Pepsin, M.,P.&Co'8 108
Pepsins ...54-82
Percolators 861
Percolating Jars 338
Perfumers 244
Perfumes, Hdkf 818-326
Peroxide of Hydrogen 34
Pessaries 444
Petroleum Mass 55
Pharmaceutical Books .207-209
Prep., M., P.
& Go's 93 to 108
Phenol Sodique ...55
Phloridzin 55-82
Phosphorus 55
Physician's Vial Ca8e8-.277-281
Physostigmin 55
Picrotoxine .55-82
Picks, Tooth 422
PiU, Blue 55
Boxes 258
Machines 362
Rollers 362
Silverers 362
Tiles 862
Pills, Gelatine and Sugar
Coated 109-124
Pilocarpine 55-82
Pimento 55
Pink Saucers 362
Pins, Nursery 355
Pipe,piay 55
Piperine 55
Pipes, Breast 264
Pipmenthol ..55
Pitch 55
Pith, Sassafras 55
Plaster Irons 362
Skins 389
of Paris 56
Plasters, Adhesive 55
Grosvenor & Rich-
ard's 363
Heinemann's 363
Johnson & Johnson 363
Seabury & John-
son's 364
Bunion 363
Corn 368
Court 363-364
inilb. roUs 124
_ Mustard 187
Platinum 56
Sponges 56
Plumbago 56
Pocket Books 364
Case Insts 277-278
Vial Cases 278
Cutlery 367-368
Flasks 330
Knives 367-368
Scales 385
Stoves 408
Podophyllin 125
Polishing Putty .56
Pomades 364
PAGE.
Poppy Heads 56
Porter ....131
Potash, Crude. 56
Potash, Cone, Babbitt's 56
Potassa and prep 56
Solution 125
Potassium and prep... 56-57-82
Potter's Blue 57
Clay 57
Powder Folders 364
Guns 254
Hair 334
Puffs 364
Paper 359
Medicinal 57-125
M. P. ACo.'s select
90-92
Sachet 871
Seidlitz 66
Soda 67
Squibbs 92-93
Powders, Toilet 328
Prescription Cases 212
Files.... 329
Scales... -372-386
Pressed Barks, Herbs,
Roots, etc 84-SO
Pressers, Cork 307
Presses, Tincture 417
Probangs 365
Proof Spirits 58
Proprietary Medicines. 132-205
Propylamin 58-82
Protectors, Chest & Lung.. 284
Eye 326
Proteine 58
Ptyalin .82
Puff Boxes 259
Puffs 864
Pulvis Antimonialis 58
Pumice Stone 58
Pumps, Breast .264
Pungents 365
Putty 468
Knives ..365-474
Powder 58
Pyridin 58-82
Pyroxylic Spirit • 58
Pyroxylin ..58
Ouassia 58
^ Cups 365
Quassin 58-82
Quercitron 58
Quevennes Iron. 36
Quicksilver 58
Quinia and prep 58-59-82
Quinidia ^. 59
Quinine, Cincho 59
Dextro 59
Sweet 59
Quinquinia 59
Racks Brush 274-865
Filter 830
Soap 400
Sponge 251-252
for Test Tubes 365
Rattles, Rubber. 365
Razors 367
Razor Strops 366
Realgar 59
Receivers, Glass 370
Rectum Instruments . . .446-448
Red Argols. 14
730
MoRKissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
INDEX TO DRUGS, ETC.-Oont'd.
PAGE.
Red Chalk ___.21
Lead _. ..469
Precipitate 59
Levigated... 44
Saunders 59
Wood 59
Keels, Twine 428
Resins _. 59-125
Resinoids 96-97
Resorcin 59-82
Respirators 445
Retort Stands 370-371
Retorts 370
Rhigolene 59
Rice Flour 59
Rings, Teething 415
Rochelle Salts 59
Rock Candy 305
Rods, Glass 371
Root Cutters 371
Roots, in Bulk 59-63
Pressed 84-92
Rose Pink 63
Rosin 63
Rotten Stone 63
Rouge, Jewelers' ..-63
Rouges, Toilet 327
Rubber, Crude 34
Bands and Rings. .250
Sheeting 389
Stoppers 307
Tubing... ...426
Urinals 428-429
Rum, Jamaica 131
Medford 131
St. Croix -131
Sachet Powder 371
Bottles ....232
Sachets 371
Saffrons 29
Sage 63
Sago 63
Sal Acetosella 63
Ammoniac 63
Epsom. 63
Glauber 63
Nitre 64
Prunelle 64
Rochelle 64
Soda 64
Tartar 64
Salicme _. 64-82
Salol 64-82
Salt Mouth Bottles 214
Saltpetre 64
Salts, Carlsbad .64-82
Congress 64
Crab Orchard 64
Effervescing 64
Kissingen 64
of Lemon 64-125
Microcosmic 64
Mineral Water 64
Preston 64
Seltzer 64
Smelling 64
of Sorrel 64
Vichy 64
of Wormwood 64
Sand, Silver 64
Paper 474
Sandalwood 64
Sanguinarin 64-82
Santonine 64
Sapolio 190
Saponin 64-82
Sash Tools...- 487
Sassafras Pith 64
Saucers, Pink 362
Saws, Surgeons' 445
Scale Cases 886
Pans 371
Weights 379-380
Scales, Druggists' Counter
372-386
Prescription ...372-386
Pocket 385
Scalpels 446
Scammony 32
Scissors 369-446
Scoops, Hard Rubber 386
Horn 387
Scoparin 64
Sea Salt, Ditman's 150
Sea Tangle.. 64
Sea Wrack 64
Sealing Wax 76
Sedative, Battley's 17
Seedlac, Gum 32
Seeds 64-66
Seidlitz Labels 387
Seidlitz Measures 240
Seidlitz Mixture 66
Paper 360
Powders 66
Wrappers 387
Senna 66
Sets, Toilet 418-442
Shaving Boxes 260
Brushes 272
Cases 387
Creams 387
Mugs...- 388
Soaps 387
Shears 369
Shellac 32
Sheeting, Rubber 389
Shells, Nipple 354
Shields, Nipple 3.54
Shoe Blacking 254
Brashes 267
Shop Furniture 213 to 223
Shoulder Braces 261-263
Showcases 600
Globes 216-218
Jars 215-218
Sick Feeders 329
Sieves 389
Signs, Mortar 345-346
Silicate of Soda 69
Silicia,Pure 66
Si] icium Chlorate 66
Siliqua Dulcis ..66
Silk, Oiled 359
Surgeons 446
Silver and preparations 66
Leaf 474
Sand 66
Skins, Chamois 389
Plaster and Split. . . .389
Slating, Liquid 66
Smalts 469
Smelling Bottles 865
Salts 389
Snuff .67
Soap Boxes ....259-260
Brackets and Stands. 400
Cutter ...389
Castile 67
Soap— Cont'd. page.
Castile, Powdered 67
German Green. -67
Opodeldoc 67
Whale Oil 67
Toilet, American. 890-400
Imported .390-400
Soapstone 67
Soda Ash 67
Caustic 67
Chlorinated 67
Sodium and preparations,
67-69-82-83
Solanin 69-83
Soluble Glass 30
Tartar 69
Solution, Donovan's 69
Fowler's 69
Solutions, Medicinal 125
Sounds 446
Spanish Brown 468
Spartein 69-83
Spatulas 400-401
Species, Aromatic 69
Lignoram 69
Marienbad 69
Pectorales 69
St. Germain 69
Specie Jars 219
Speculums 401-447-449
Spermaceti 69
Spirits Cochlearia 83
Formicarum 83
Medicinal. — 69-70-125
Spit Cups 401
Sponge Bags 247
Baskets 252
Burnt 70
Jars 222
Racks 251-252
Tents 401
Sponges 401-402
Spoons, Horn 402
Medicine 341
Sprinkler Tops 402
Spunk 70
Stands, Retort 370-871
Starch 70
Stationery 431
Stearine 70
Stethescopes 449
Stills, Pharmaceutical- -402-403
St. John's Bread 70
Stockings, Elastic 316
Stone, Divine 24
Pumice 70
Rotten 70
Soap 70
Storax 32-70
Stove Polish 70
Stoves, Gas 403
Pocket 403
Strings, Banjo, Guitar &
Violin 348-349
Strontium & preparations -.70
Strops, Razor 366
Strychnia & preparations . . -71
Styrax 71
Snccus, Conium 71
Juniper 71
Licorice 71
Sambuci 71
Sugar Coloring 71
Sugar Grape 71
of Lead .71
of Milk 71
MoREissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current.
V.31
INDEX TO DBTJGS, BTO-Cont'd.
PAGE.
Sulphur Lotum 125
Sulphur and preparations. -71
Strips 71
Vivum 71
Sumac 71
Supporters, Abdominal 404-405
Uterine 405
Suppositories, Gelatine 405
HoUow 405
Suppository Machines 405
Moulds. -.347-348
Surgeons' Bandages, Roller 247
Kubber 248
Surgical Instruments. .437.451
Suspensories 248-249
Svapnia 71
Syringe Bulbs 415
Pipes and Talves . . .415
Syringes, Celulloid 415
Elastic Bulb, Rub-
ber 412-414
Syringes, Fountain 406
French Jet 413
Glass 408
HardRubber 410
Hypodermic 411-450
Metal 411
Soft Rubber.... 405-407
Syrup Bottles 214
Buckthorn 71
lod. Iron, tasteless ..71
Sqnibbs 71
Syrups, Gardner's 156-157
Officinal 126
Pharma-ceutical,
Morrisson, Plummer &
Co 126
Tags 415
Talc 71
Tailpieces, Violin 850
Tailor's Chalk 282
Tamarinds 71
Tanks, Oil 358
Tannin 71
Tape Measures 415
Tapers, Night 415
Tapioca 71
Taps. Champagne 282
Tar, Barbadoes 71
Pine 72
Tartar, Boraxat 72
Emetic 72
Red : 72
Tea, Breast 19 and 72
Teething Pads 359
Rings 415
Tents, Sea Tangle 416
Sponge 416
Terebin 72-88
Terpin, Hydrate 72-83
Terpinol 72-83
Terra Japonica 72
Test-Tube Racks 416
Test-Tubesi 416
Thallium 72
Theine 72
Theriac ..24
Thermometers 416-417
Clinical 416
Dairy. 417
Thymol 72-83
Tickets, Gum 334
Tiles, Pill 362
Tin and preparations 72
Tin Boxes 257-258
PAGE.
Tin Foil 72-417
Tincture Presses 417
Bottles ...213-214-215
Tinctures, German 73
Homceopathic ...73
Keith's Conc'd..72
Squibb's 72
Tincture, Iron, tasteless... 72
Norwood's 73
Warburg's 73
Tinctures, Officinal .... 127-129
Toilet Cases 418
Powders 326
Preparations .3. .26-328
Sets 418-422
Waters 429-430
Tongue Depressors 451
Tonqua Beans 74
Tooth Brushes 273-274
Pastes 423
Picks 422
Powders 422-423
Soaps 423
Washes 423
Powder Bottles 282
Boxes 260
Tops, Sprinkler 402
Tow, Surgeon's 74
Towels, Batning 423
Trachea Tubes 451
Traumaticin 74-83
Trimethylamin 74
Tripoli 74
Trix 276
Trumpets, Ear 441
Trusses 424-425
Tubes, Collapsible 426
Tube Paints 474-477
Tubing, Glass 426
Rubber 426
Tumbler Cases 281-282
Tumblers, Medicine 334
Soda Water.. ...427
Turn bier Holders 426
Turlington's Balsam 74
Turmeric 60
Turpentine, Chian 74
Spirits ....74
Venice 74
White 74
Tnrpeth, Mineral 74
Tutty 74
Tweezers 427
Twine Boxes and Holders. .260
Twine Reels 428
Twines 427-428
Ultramarine Blue 475
Uranium 74-83
Urea 74
Urethan 74-83
Urethral Instruments 439
Urinals, Earthen 429
Rubber 428-429
Urinometers. . 429-451
Urns, Glass ...218
Grecian 218
Vaccine Virus 74-429
Vaginal Irrigators, Soft
Rubber 429
Vallet's Mass 105
Valves, Syringe 415
Vanadin 74-83
Vanilla Beans 18
PAGE.
Vanillin 74
Varnishes 491-494
Varnish Brushes 495
Vaseline 200
Venice Turpentine 74
Veratria 74-83
Verdigris 74
Vermilion 463-469
Vial Cases 277-281
Vials, Amber, Presc 229
Blue, Presc . 229-230
Flint,Pre8C.,etc.,223-225
Green, Presc 228-229
Homeopathic 280
Vienna Lime 74
Vinegar Rouge 327
Vinegar of Squills 74
Vinegars, Medicinal 129
Toilet 429
Violin Bridges 349
Keys 350
Strings 348-349
Tailpieces 850
Wafers, Medicinal 74-429
WallPockets 429
Warburg's Tincture 74
Washing Crystal 74
Waterglass 80
Waters, Cologne 286
Medicated 74-75
Mineral 75
Officinal 129
Toilet 429
Water Bags 430
Baths 429
Bottles 430-431
Orange Flower . . .75-430
Rose 75-430
Wax 75
Flower MaterYal '.'.'" '478
Bay berry 75
Bottle 75
Fruit Can 75
Sealing 75-481
White 76
Weights, Scale 872-383
Whisk Brooms 265
White Chalk 21
Precipitate 76
Whiting 469
Whisky 131
Wicks, Lamp 431
Window Cleaners 431
Glass 470
Wines 131
Officinal 180
Medicinal, M., P. &
Co's 180
Wire Hair Brushes 270
Wires 478
Wood 76
Naphtha 76
Oil 76
Wool Fat 76
Worm Cakes 76
Woulff Bottles 481
Wrapping Paper 360
Writing Paper 432-434
Xylol 76-83
Zaffre 76
Zinc and prep 76-83
Dry 469
in Oil 458
in Varnish 459
732 MoRRissoN, Plummbk & Co.'s Prices-Current.
Index to Information, Tables, Etc,
PAGE.
Abreviations used in Prescriptions 509
Adulterations of Drugs 587 to 609
Ess. Oils 609 to 617
Advice to Business Men 499
Clerks 499
Alcohol in Liquors, per cent, of 5U
Antiseptic Tablets 623
Apothecaries' and Imperial Measure
Equivalents 505
Apothecaries' and Metric Measure Equiv-
alents - 507
Average time of digestion for various foods. 645
Boiling points for various liquids 525-527
Botanical names of Herbs, etc 555 to 573
Box Measurements 519
Brittle Finger Nails 641
Calendar 665
Calomel changing to Corrosive Sublimate-577
Care of Birds 621
Essential Oils 619
Gold Fish.... 619
Oil of Sweet Almonds .617
Soda Fountains (631
Cautions in Dispensing Prescriptions 579
as to Poisons 577-579
Chemical Food for Plants 619
Cleaning Brass and other v^are 635
Cleaning Hair Brushes 641
Colors for Show Bottles 633 to 639
Mixed Paints 657
Colored Fires 639 to 641
Common Names of Herbs, etc 533 to 555
Commercial Travelers 505
Credits in Business 503
Diet for the Sick... 647 to 653
Digestibility of Foods 645
Directions for removing Stains, Grease,
etc 633 to 635
Disinfectants 643
Domestic and Drop Measures 509
Drop Equivalents 511
Drug Synonyms .529
Reversed 531
Etiquette of Letter Writing. 501
Expansion of Credit 503
Metals 525
Finger Nails, how to prevent brittleness. .641
Foreign Coins 575
Pharmaceutical Weights 519
Freezing Mixtures, without ice 527
and Fusing Points 525
Glycerine as a Solvent 515
Grease Eradicator 635
Hot Soda Water 629
How to Induce Sleep 587
Incompatibles (see Insolubles) 519
Insolubles 519
Linear Measure 507
Liquor Potassa as a solvent 517
Loss of weight in Quinine ...515
PAGE.
Maximum Doses of active Medicines 513
Measures— Box 519
Domestic and Drop 509
Linear 507
Metric 505
Metric and Apothecaries' Meas-
ure Equivalents 507
Metric Weights and Measures ..505
Mixed Paints and Color Shades 657
Poultices.. 651
Postal Eegulations, domestic and foreign,
659 to 665
Preservation of Insects 621
Leeches 619
Oil Sweet Almonds 617
Proportionate doses for different ages 513
Recipes, Antiseptic Tablets 623
Colored Fires 639
Soda Water Syrups... 629
Eemedies for Burns, Scalds, etc 641
Inhalations _ 517
Rules for Computing Interest 573
Apoth. and Metric Measure
Equivalents 509
Metric and Apoth. Measure
Equivalents. 507
Thermometrical Equivalents 521
Sick Diet 647 to 653
Sleep, how to secure it 587
Soda Water Syrups 625 to 631
Hot 629-631
Solubles. 517
Spice Bags for the Sick 653
Spontaneous Combustion . 655
Stains, how to remove 633-635
Suggestions for the Sick Room 653 to 655
Syrup Table 519
Table of Drops in various medicines... ..511
Elements and Symbols 521
Fusing, freezing and boiling
points 525
Odd Measures 509
Quantities 507
Solubilities . 515
in Glycerine 515
Liquor Potassa. . .517
Specific Gravity 523-525
Tests for Chloroform 617
Water 623-625
Time in which Interest will double Capital,575
Treatment in Cases of Supposed Death 585
by Drowning, 585
Poisoning 579-583
Sunstroke 585
U- S. Court Decision regarding Commer-
cial Travelers 505
Value of foreign Coins 575 to 577
Volatiles 517
Water as a Solvent 515
Weights of Oils to the gallon 523
Various Liquids to the pint 513
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices Current. 733
Index to Advertisers.
AGE.
Abbott, A. H. &Co Artists' Materials ..548
Acme W. L. & Color Works opp. 460
Allaire, Woodward & Co Herbs, etc 588
American Star Capsule Co ..546
American Chemical Mnfg. & Mining Co Insect Powder 691-720
American DruK Clerk's Journal •_ 713
Ansbacher, A. B. & Co Paris Green, etc 692-707
Armour Glue Works 606
Arnold, P. R. & Co Perfumes 602
Ayer. Harriet H _Vita Nuova 6t)8
Baker, M. M. & Co Sticky Fly Paper 564
Battelle & Renwick Saltpetre and Sulphur 508
Baldwin, B. D. & Cc Perfumes 2
Becker, J. W 1 Digest for Dyspepsia 696
Bennett Medical College 711
Berry Bros.' Varnish Co 454
Brown, J. Gibson Herbal Remedies 690
Buhach Proaucing & Manufacturing Co Insect Powder 552
Burley & Tyrrell Chinaware, etc 498
Bush, J. P. MauufacturingCo.. Bovinine 683
Carle, John & Sons Imperial Granum 648
Chamberlain & Co Cholera Remedy 650
Chamberlin, Dr. H. T Syringes 676
Chicago College of Pharmacy 713
Chicago Distilling Co Alcohol, Cologne Spirits, etc 586
Chicago Homcepathio Medical College 712
Chicago Stock Yards Vaccine Co 504
Cigars 558
Clarke, Samuel Nursery Lamps, etc 652
Clarke, Thomas C Papillon Remedies 578
Colgan & McAfee Taffy Tolu 666
Common Sense Truss Co 614
Commercial Hotel 7
Cook, J. K. &Co -Dyspepsia Cure and Gaudichaud's Sandal-
wood Extract 566-574
Cook, John G Tablets and Cachous 687
Crocker, Loring, Jr Gillon's Lime Juice 516
Cushman, H.D Inhalers 612
Davis, Emry.. Hatch's Cough Syrup 686
Davol Rubber Co 688
Declat Man'f 'g Co Phenic Remedies 697
De Golyer Varnish Co 453
Dieterichs, C. W Snuffs 578
Eastman Bros Perfumes 670
Ely Bros Catarrh CreaniBalm 520
Emmert Proprietary Co Galvanic Batteries 606
and Uterine Supporters 616
Englehart, G. P. & Co 716
Eureka Show Case Co 600
Evory A. F. & Co Diamond Remedies ...640
Fahnestock, B. S Vermifuge, Lung Syrup, etc 721
Fay, C. M. & Co Corks and Bungs 677
Fleming Bros McLane's Vermifuge and Pills 695
Flower, R. C. Med. Co Proprietary Remedies 701
Frost, Geo. & Co Shoulder Braces 675
Certs, Lombard & Co Brush Manufacturers 455
Gibson, Geo. R Loonen's Tooth Brushes _ 640
Gifford, Wm. & Co H. H. H. Remedies 694
Gill, W. A. & Co Seamless Tin Boxes 522
Gouraud, A. H Olympian Cream 700
Gouraud, T. Felix Oriental Cream 713
Graefenberg Co FamUy Medicines ...693
Y34 MoRBissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Curkent.
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS-Cont'd. p^^j,
Gfier& Jack Lamps & Glassware .544
Gross &Delbridge Hydrastia Tonic 710
and Counter Cases 712
Grout, L. S Mortar Signs 723
Hafner &Will .Soda Fountains 630
Hahnemann Medical College ... 712
Hall, Edward P Catarrh Remedy ... 650-696
Hall & Ruckel Hollow Suppositories 530
Hamilton, W. H. & Co Prescription Ware .210
Hardy, F. M. & Co Opticians 718
Harris, J. N. &Co Allen's Balsam and Davis' Pain Killer 702
Hastings & Co Gold Leaf 548
Haussmann, McComb & Dunn Surgical Instruments , 604
Heath & Milligan Mixed Paints '1. 660
Heaton, Edward Imperial Granum : 648
Heinemann, T. W Medicated Spread Plasters 532
Hemingway, L. P. Co London Purple 703
Hesselroth, L Scandinavian Medicines 667
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett &Co Gans, Cutlery, etc 584
Hill, W. H. &Co Proprietary Medicines 500
Hires, Chas. E Root Beer packages 636
Home, W.J Electro Magnetic Belts . 592
Howe Bros. &Hulbert Gork-acrews and Bcissors 674
Hoyt, E. W. &Co Rubifoam Tooth Powder 556
Huber & Fuhrman Select Herbs, Powders, etc 554
Habertl Malvina Cream and Lotion., 562
Hunter, R. M ....Toilet Powder 644
?ienic Kalsomine Co 456
Illinois College of Pharmacy ..711
Jayne, Dr. D, & Son Family Remedies 699
Johnson & Johnson Spread Plasters 560
Kaempfer, Fred Birds and Bird Pood 620
Kendall, John& Co Thermometers, etc 520
Kennedy, Donald Proprietary Medicines 704
KimbaUGeo.F Plate and Window Glass 550
Kingsford T Austin's Regina Bouquet, etc 634
Knecht Gustav Razors and Cosmetics 722
Knickerbocker, S. Brace Co Shoulder Braces 576
Krembs, M Fly Paper.. 558
LeinerM Wire Brushes, etc 624
Lemke, H. C California Family Medicines ^ 574
Livingston's Indelible Ink 681
Loonen (Geo. R. Gibson) Tooth Brushes 640
MacDonald, Jas Books 671
Macnaughten, F. J Japanese Menthol and Oils 618
Macready, R. W . Corks 606
McGill, Dr. J. A Orange Blossom 669
McKesson & Bobbins Fruit Juices 632
Magee, J. K. & Co Emulsion Cod Liver Oil 596
Major, A Cement 646
MaltineMnfg. Co Maltine Remedies 502
Mansell&Blume Sponges 620
Mariner, G. A. &Co __ Analytical Chemists 713
MarschingJ. & Co Gold Paint 654
Marsh &Harwood Glycerine 514
Marx&RawoUe Glycerine 8
Maxwell, S. A. &Co Stationers 717
Maynard, W. H. & Co Glycerine Jelly 736
Mellor & Rittenhouse... Licorice Ext. and Lozenges 516
Milborn& Williamson Cough Drops and Fly Paper 568
MiUer. Mrs. G. B. & Co... Snuffs 570
Molesworth, Wm. & Co Suction Syringes, etc 656
Morrisson, Plummer & Co Mixed Paints 457
Seidlitz Powders 705
Paints Inset, opp.458
Moxie Co Moxie Nerve Food 677
Molhens &Kropff Perfumes 626
Needham, D.'s Sons Red Clover Extract .548
Neemes, J. C. & Co Confectionery and Cough Drops 654
Northwestern Lead and Oil Works 548
Medical CoUege 710
MoRRissoN, Plummer & Co.'s Prices-Current. 735
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS-Cont'd. p^e^.
Oatley A. & Co _ -..Vermin Destroyer 679
Orcutt'6 Lithographing Co ..Lithographers : Inset, opp. 671
PapillonCo Papillon Kemedies 578
Pardee, A. A .Fly Paper ..677
Pfeiffer, S. Mnfg. Co Headine 714
Pfizer, Chas. & Co Manufacturing Chemists 506
Planten, H. & Son Capsules . _.. ... .. 528
Piatt, Henry B Piatt's Chlorides ..682
Ponds Extract Co 698
Pozzoni, J. A Face Powder 566
Pribyl Bros Magnetic Razors 572
Raboteau & Moses Sponges, etc 546
Ratto, G. R Syrups and Confectionery ...682
Raven, L. A ...Horse and Cattle Food 540
Raynolds, C. T: & Co Paints, etc ...582
Reed & Carnrick Peptonoids, etc 512
Rheumatic Syrup Co 708
Ripley & Co,. Globe Jars, etc 682
Ritchie, W. C. & Co. Paper Boxes 610
Ritmeier, Wm Calif ornia Wine Bitters 508
Ritter, John & Co Wool Fat, Oleates, etc 542
Robertson, F. O Proprietary Remedies 709
Robinson Bros. & Co Indexical Soap 640
Root <fe Sons Music Co ...672-673
Rudkins, Wm.'s Sons Bay Rum Essence 518
Sanford Man'f 'g Co Inks and Mucilage 638
Scheffer, E Pepsins 650
Schififman, R Asthma Cure 671
Scott, Geo. A ' Electric Specialties 653
Scotford Man'f'gCo Rubber Stamps 536
Scudder, S. V. & F. L Ext. Licorice, etc 512
Seabnry & Johnson Spread Plasters 526
Senier, Fred S Asthma Remedy 642
Shufeldt, H. H. &Co Brandy and Gin 685
Smith, Kline & Co A-Com Salve 628
Spink & Co Proprietary Remedies 550
Steinke, Thos. G... Schlittlers' Standard Medicines 642
Steketee, Geo. G Family Medicines 594
Stevens, Geo. V Grap« Juice 594
Stevens, W. J. & Co Brushes, Mirrors, etc 616
Stratton, J. F Musical Strings, etc 666
Strickland & Co Wine of Life 694
Strone, C. H. & Co Arnica Jelly and Tooth Soap 590 664
Swift Specific Co 689
Tetlow, Henry Toilet Powders 715
Thayer, Henry & Co Manufacturing Pharmacists 534
Thomson, R S Teaberry Tooth Powder 576
Tilden & Co Manufacturing Pharmacists 538
Todd, Albert M Essential Oils 608
Tousey & Co Enameled Dressing for Buggies, etc 580
Tousley M. G. & Co .._ Catarrh Snuff 684
Trix Man'f 'g Co Cachous,etc 610
Tutt, W. H Pills.... 722
Vane, Calvert Paint Co 452
Warner, Wm. R. & Co . ....S. C, and Gelatine Coated Rlls, etc 524
WellsMan'fg Co Suspensory Bandages, etc 594
West Electric Cure Co 680
West, L. M. Man'f'g Co Carriage Top Dressing 598
Western Sand Blast Co ...Ornamental Glass 211
Western Medical Reporter 711
Wilkinson, J. F.&Co.. ....Window Cleaner 508
Williston, A. L ...Payson'e Indelible Ink 658
Wood & Selick Cough Drops ....719
Woods, Sherwood & Co White Wire Goods 662
Wrisley, A. B. & Co .Toilet Soaps 536
Wyeth&Bro ..Compressed Tablets 622
Young, Ladd & CoflBn Lundborg's Perfumes Inside first cover.
Young & Smylie Extract Licorice 510
York, Dr. J. R Veterinary Remedies 678-679
736 MoRRissoN, Plummee & Co.'s Prices-Cureent.
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