. L'ère de l'industrie pharmaceutique. higheststanding wasawarded en pharmacie à Frank E. Cros-de. Une médaille d'argent pour thehighest debout dans thejunior toDaniel catégorie Healy. M. Paradis a été followedby John F. Crawford, le président de l'AlumniAssociation behalfof qui, dans ce corps décerné le prix d'un microscope, theAlumni,à Samuel Hess. Après plus de musique andtwo récitations par Mr.Macev l'honneur rouleaux de senior et junior le classeswere lire par le doyen. Il s'agit de : .",,,, Senior Honour Roll-Herbert H. Barrett, Frank B. Crosby, Gerard Kaspar, George N. Lawrence, Louis F.Licht, Charles F. Kramer. " ",

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. The Pharmaceutical era. higheststanding in pharmacy wasawarded to Frank E. Cros-by. A silver medal for thehighest standing in thejunior class was given toDaniel Healy. Mr. Paradis was followedby John F. Crawford, thepresident of the AlumniAssociation, who in behalfof that body awarded theAlumni prize, a microscope, to Samuel Hess. After more music andtwo recitations by Mr.Macev the honor rolls of the senior and junior classeswere read by the Dean. These were: ., „, , , Senior honor roll—Herbert H. Barrett, Frank B.Crosby, Gerard Kaspar, George N. Lawrence, Louis F.Licht, Charles F. Kramer. „ „, „, ^ Junior honor roll—Fannie Blan, Thomas W. Curran, Daniel Healy. Charles Gutkin, Andrew Myhr, Ira B.Terry Jr John L. Ulrich. Samuel Volet, Morris zeitlin.Fromthe junior class 48 students are eligible to enter thesenior class of 1899. , „ „, . , t., ., A benediction pronounced by the Rev. Charles Ed-wards closed the exercises and dismissed the audience.Much of the credit for the success of the commencement.. GEO. N. LAWRENCE.President. April 21, 1898.] NEWS AND TRADE DEPARTMENT. 609 which gave satisfaction to all who participated shouldbe given to Dr. William Muir, who, as Chairman of theBoard of Trustees Committee of Supervision and Ex-aminations, worked energetically to make the arrange-ments perfect in every detail. Credit should also be givento the Arrangements Committee of the graduating class, which was composed of the following members: CharlesF. Kramer, Chairman: Herbert H. Barrett, Fletcher F.Carman. Frank E. Crosby, Miss Jennie K. Diamond, Oerard Kasper, William F. Lauffer, George H. Lawrence, Frederic P. Tuthill, B. S., Ph. G. A New Corn Plaster. Allens Antiseptic Corn Plasters are being advertisedto consumers, and the manufacturer supplies druggistswith a handsome display rack, which helps to sell thegoods, when one dozen is ordered. The plasters retailfor ten cents, and the trade price is 75 cents per dozen.To obtain display rack, order from Geo. M. Dor

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