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Identifier: b19974760M0431 (find matches)
Title: The chemist and druggist (electronic resource)
Year: 1887 (1880s)
Authors: UBM
Subjects: Pharmacy Drug Industry
Publisher: London : Morgan Brothers UBM
Contributing Library: Wellcome Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Wellcome Library

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ociation ofGerman Analytical Chemists, died suddenly at Hanover, ofheart-disease. The deceased was a distinguished representa-tive of practical chemistry, having been director for manyyears of the Society of Analytical Chemists, and editor of theperiodical Repertorium der Acalj tischen Chemie. Uponhearing of Skalweits dtaih, Dr. Schmidt, of Wiesbaden, thepresent president of the Society of Analytical Chemists, post-poned the general meetirg of the Association—which wasabout to be held, and for which invitations had already beensent out—sine die. Strauss. — Dr. G. L. M. Strauss, the well-known OldBohemian of literary circles, died, at a very advanced age,at Teddington, a fortnight ago. He was one of the earliestcontributors to The Chemist and Druggist, and morerecently wrote for us several articles entitled An Octo-genarians Pharmaco-Medical Reminiscences of Sixty YearsAgo, which were published by us in 1884 and 1885. He wasborn in Lower Canada, but was brought to Europe in early
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life, and lived at vaiious periods of his career in England,France, Germany, Poland, and Russia. He studied at Halle,Leipsic, and Berlin, and took his philosophical degree at thelast-named university. Dickens took him as the original ofDr. Goliath in Mrs. Lirripers Lodgings, and the old gen-tleman told his own history in pleasant disjointed fashion inthe Reminiscences of an Old Bohemian, published a fewyears since. Our portrait is from a photograph by Fradell &Young, Regent Street. September 24, 1887.) THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. 387 TRADE-MAKES APPLIED FOR. •fTHE Trade Marks Journal publishes the following notice:— Any personwho has good grounds for objection to the registration of any of thefollowing marks may, within two months of the date of this journal, give-notice in duplicate at the Patent Office, in the form J, in the secondschedule to the Trade Marks Rules, 1883, of opposition to such registra-tion. The address of the Patent Office is Southampton Buildings.London, W.O.

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