Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-08-01
THE PUBLIC

" The public is hereby cautioned to beware
of new medicine lately put before the public
under the namo and style Of I" DIR. Sappington's
Febrifuge and Aguo Pills improved" as it is an
imposition intended TO be palmed upon the pub
lie as though il were an improvement of and by
the author of DIR. John Sappington's Anti Fever
Pills, which the public is hereby notified is not
the case-being quito different article.
The great efficacy, unrivalled success, and
high degree of popularity which Doctor John
Sappington's Anti Fever Pills, have attained be.
fore the public would be amply sufficient to show
the usclcssness and improperly of an alteration
by their author.
This new medicine, called "Dr. Sappington's
Fcbrifuge and Ague Pills improved" is prepared
by DIR. /. s. Rowley, who lives in White Pi.
geon, st. Joseph county, Michigan, who, having
been foiled in all his previous undertakings
wherever he has lived, in accommodating for
tune, as have been credibly informed, has tried
his own name until he himself Gt would SEEM
has lost and given up all hopes of success under
it-now throws his actions under the garb and
name of another distinguished throughout the
country for having prepared a medicine unequal.
led and unrivalled.
In order more fully to carry out the deception
and put it forth to th, world with the impression
that it is an improvement by the author of Doc
tor John Sappington's Anti.Fevor Pills, DR.. 1,
S. Rowley has appointed Chapman Yates, Esq,
of White Pigeon, who lives but few doors from
DR.. r., to be General Agent for the sale of his
medicine.
The counterfeit medicine may be easily known
they are neatly put up in boxes nearly square,
with label pasted on the outside with " DR..
Sapping.on's Febrifuge and Ague Pills impro
ved," on it, and by opening the box will be found
throc different kinds Of pills in IT, white, brown
and red.
Whereas DR.. John Sappington's Anti. Fcvci
Pills are put up in small round paper boxes, with
John Sappington's namo put at tho bottom oil
each prescription, with Joel II. Hadcns certifi
cate annexed, with but one kind of pills in the
box, neither OF which are pat to the spurious
ticle.
l can farther state that Doctor John SApping
ton supplies the country by travelling agents EN-.
ploycd by himself for that purpose, and not by
General Agency. These travelling agents have
just completed supplying Michigan with full
supply of the genuine medicine, Which the pub
lie will find for sale throughout the country by
the regular constituted agents.
leave the public to form an opinion Of man
who, not having independence of character
enough TO put his own name to his own produc
ton, and prudence enough not to have another
put--yet treated all through as if it were anoth
er's--of man who can so FIR forget the obliga
tons he owes to his fellow man and himself, a
to prepare medicine, being quito different ar
! tclo, which every one can SEQ by examining boil
and trying to palm it upon the public undo
the name and reputation Of another mans med
| icino.
VIM. B. SAPPINGTON,
Travelling and Supcrntcnding Agent for DR.
John Sappngton, of Saline county, Mo.
July g, 1888. 4w101