A few papers on foreign pharmacy and other subjects / by Joseph Ince.

  • Ince, Joseph
Date:
1859
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Credit: A few papers on foreign pharmacy and other subjects / by Joseph Ince. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    XI. Apothecaries in general are not to try to get customers by any clandestine or prohibited means, nor by bribes. Whoever trans- gresses this rule, will incur a fine of from 50 to 100 florins. Nil. Each transgression of the Medical Tariff will be punished the 1st time by a fine of 100 florins, the 2nd by one of 200 florins, and the 3rd as a violation of the Penal Code. XIII. Whenever a pharmaceutical assistant shall, unknown to his principal, exceed the charges fixed by the Tariff, he will incur a fine of from 5 to 20 florins, or will be punished by an arrest of from 12 hours to 3 days, so long as he has not been guilty of any action punishable by the Penal Code. XIV. All Doctors publicly employed, as well as private Doctors, are charged with the special duty of watching that no transgressions of the Tariff be made, and in case they discover any, they must declare them to the political Authorities, Notwithstanding, whoever has any reason to believe that in such respects he has received an injury, may prefer a complaint before the competent authority. xv. Doctors, or Surgeons authorized to keep the Pharma- ceutical Chest and appliances in case of emergency, must get the chemical preparations and compounded medicines which they may require exclusively from Apothecaries, and must only consent to have them from them, with small books in which they write down all the prepara- tions, giving the precise name and weight of the medi- cines, and the day of purchase, confirming them with the signature of the Apothecary. Apothecaries are obliged to sell to such Doctors and Surgeons the medicines which