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tech.  Journal,  clxxx.  p.  407 
A  DISCOURSE  ON  TITLES,  ETC. 
By  Edward  Parrish. 
By  the  public  acts  of  this  Association  and  of  the  several  Col- 
leges of  Pharmacy,  we  have  repeatedly  asserted  our  claim  to  the 
title  of  a  Profession — the  Profession  of  Pharmacy  ; — but  the 
public,  for  whom  we  labor  and  from  whom  we  claim  the  fruits  of 
our  labor,  are  no  doubt  variously  impressed  with  the  justness  of 
this  claim  according  to  their  appreciation  of  us  individually,  and 
their  understanding  of  the  term  Profession  as  thus  applied. 
Do  we  make  good  our  claim  by  corresponding  actions  ?  The 
*  In  other  words,  each  Column  represents  the  number  of  measures  to 
be  added  to  every  100  measures  of  alcohol. 
