To, the Editor of the 'wNontii-Cuina DatLy Neys."
Sim,—Under. the above caption, 1 read in your issue of the 1st inst, 'a very good description of the Pharjnaceutical situation in Shanghai, Tt I remember well, a few years ago, some kind of regulations were contemplated by the Municipal Council, for the establishment and running of Dispensaries, What has only helped to create @ false impression of security.
The "reglement concern ant les Pharmacies" such as published by the French Authorities, effectively divides dispensaries into three 1. Native dispensaries, for the sale of native medicines.
2. Dispensaries allowed to sell Patent Medicines, Dispensaries allowed to p:
pare and dispense presen tions and sell Patents. For obtaining the - necessary. license to open any of the three classes of dispensaries, it has never Jdces not impede the drafting and The reticence of the House shows
Imity with the individual laws of every nationality concerned, Pharmacien de Ire Close," Professor at the Faculty of
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