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The Canadian Druggist, Vol., 1, No. 2; August, 1889

RUNNING THE DRUG BUSINESS INTO THE GROUND.

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Editor Canadian Druggist:

Dear Sir.—It has come to my knowledge that a druggist doing a large business in Ontario supplies a physician with his medicines at so much per year, the sum fixed being the average of three previous years to making this bargain. I am anxious to get hold of a shoemaker, baker, grocer or drygoods merchant who will supply my family on that basis. Of course my family is on the increase, but that is all right for me. What can an association do in a case of this kind.

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