The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07


dangerous imposons, deem II necessary state at
counterfeits and limitations OF my Schieiam Aroma e
Schnapps are abroad and TO all 4 IL, q id
physicians who prescribe TO their patients ai .st the
deeterious and dangerous preparations.
TO the sick, these pernicious compounds may prove
perous In the extreme. Instead Of aording the relief
which invariably follows the Of the and legitimate
Arom attic schnapps in the various diseases to wnch Is
adapt cd, they win inevitably exasperae the worst synp
TOMS and perhaps kill where the genuine article would
cure nor can the healthy use them without suffering
from tn cir effects.
on their guard against deception In matter impor
tant to health and e Let Il be borne In mind that the
that II is manufactured and Imported by only, and
that any other preparation sold under the Is an i'm
position upon the purchaser.
! am impelied 10 state these facts from knowledge
that an attempt has been made by number OF liquor
mixers in New York, Philadelphia and Boston, to Hood
the markets Of the States with rtet
schnapps TO the injury Of my interests and reputation
and without regard to the serious results watch may
and indeed must follow the introduction Of their impure
and noxious counterfeits.
The i" schiedam Aromatic Schnapps,n thus authenu-
'ated Is endorsed over their signatures by three
Ice by nearly the whole medical faculty in the unied
tates Therefore, look to the impression the bottle
nd the cork and see that my autograph signature-to
counterfeit I y Which y fs S On the label
Among the complaints for which the Schnapps has
been declared specific by the eminent physicians
have -ponded with the proprietor dropsy dys
pepsia, debility consequent upon long continued SICK
ness and old age epilepsy, asthma, gravel collie alec
to urinary apparatus. For these and many other dior
ders, II prescribed with great success by
than three thousand medical practitioners In various
beg leave to call the attention Of the reader TO the
following letters from physicians:-
DR.. Charles A. Leas, Commissioner of Health, Bati-
more, writes follows In relation 10 the value Of
schnapps a remedy in chronic catarrhal complaints
&c. The letter Il dated July ~ 1865
II take great pleasure In bearing highly creditahe tes
timony to its efficacy remedial agent in the diseases
In which you recommend 1t. Having natural tendency
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tion, regard 1t Of the most mporta remedies In
chronic catarrhal affections, particularly those OF the
sens seryant apparatus "''1 c%s eiHss iJuI Gss
Dr. c. Robbins Of Boston, celebrated for hfs cure Of
epilepsy, chocra &C. complains Of the great difficulty Of
procuring Holland GIN and speaks Of the chicdam
scbnapps follows, under date Of october s. 1851
81 have commended your article 70 four in
Connecticut Que In Vermont and one In Rhode Island
An article Of this Mind i much needed have been una
bic to find substitute In the materia eica Tor
Holland gin. Yours, G. ROBBINS"
''fHIADnPInA, July l5 1853"
'Sfr. upoiITo worlE, - Beaver street New York
Tear SIR Last the writer received through your
agent in this city bottle Of your Aromatic schie INN
schnapps since that period has prescribed the same
debility in aged 50 far the Sehnapps has been
OF much benefit to those using it. Iu CON
should use the Aromatic schiedam Schnapps Thanking
you for your Kindness, am respectfully yours
A. II. CHAiyuNrR, NJ. u.
l81 South Eighth street,
The subioined letter from Dr. Paine, of Manchester
New Hampshire relates TO Of the most valuable
medicinal properties possessed by the Aromatic Schnarps
and shows that It acts as specific in very painful
disease, the gravel
mir. woiFs: Permit to address you a few lacs,
which you Mt liberty to II you think proper in
respect TO your medicines, called Schieiam Schnapps.
have had very obstinate Of gravel and stone Of
five years standing, causing yey acute pain in every
attempt 10 urinate. After uring many lies without
much relief induced 10 try bottle Of your meii
cine. In the Of three days II proved eectul
disodgng large pieces Of stone some az which we're as
lar no II ma OAfa / hi. AL
corning to directions and the patient continued to gain
and Is last recovering. think medicine Of lch
value in distressing complaint should he u
the public and the world at lrgc. And for one, mast
THOMAS pAINF, NJ D."
From Dr. John s. Reese, chemist Baltimore, Nd, Sep
"A number Of physicians ordering the article
and several have already prescribed H. Persons t. whom
have sold IL speak very highly of its qualities gen
teman Of my personal acquaintance having suffered
greatly with affection Of the kidneys and badder took
able size, and was greatly relieved Il will doubt so
into general use.D
IRON Ii. A. Prout NJ. D., st. Louis, June 0, 1885,
Having your advertisement OF pure Holland
gin worthy the confidence Of physician write 10 you
with view % procuring sample OF Il. In dropsica
affections Of disea it, efficacy
has long Acknowledged and il has only fallen into
dsuse because of the compounds sold under the
Holland gin want to it at present in collie II IL
excellent remedy In infantle collie, and cannot poo
a compound 10 be relied on"
From J. b. Woodward, II. D., Waterbury Vermont,
= am treating at the present time chronic Affection
Of the Kidneys which has shown itscf very obstinate to
durctcs and ha'c been advised 70 use your sehieam
sohnrpps."
Dr. spowden Piggo, Of Baltimore, Aug II, 1861 thus
indicates the value Of pure schedam In urinary
II am fully sensible ofthe great benefits 70 be derived In
forms Of urinary disturbance, from the a
good Hollands but that " nm nrcir 20 dicnit TO pro-
cure, without great trouble that have been compelled
10 content myself with less psatable and therefore e--
faithfully taken medeamenia. pure first rate schie
dam cannot fail to meet with the hearty appreciation a
Ihysicians.n
Dr. r. L. Hckiy Of Fast Boston, Aug. H. 1852 writes
~ have just received yours u the 7th inst and beny
fully convinced that pure Holland gin IL possessed II
many medicinal properties, which, when judicousy i'd
minis'ered, produce very beneficial re-uls, shall he
among my friends in this vicinity
Dr. J. Il. Ribbie baskerville y j., in January 1853
writes az follows -
pure article gin, and ofen have been disappointed
that have almost entirely ceased 10 pre.cdbe gin for
to do |, with better aucces, unless yours u what you
claim for IT. II you win have conferred boon the
practitioners in this country that am sure they will not
From Dr. :. r. Forbes Tos.do. Ohio, Aug H. 1855.
1he frequent notices Of the schsdA rehaspp both b.
the profession and the pre-s had induced the desire a
tesng the efficacy Of this preparation OF gin before
eeivod your note. trust II will ulhl the expectations
Of the most sangune and prove both blessing and
profit 10 suferipE humanity
Dr. H. COLLINS town physician and surgeon AZ Lyme
Connecticut says, in letter dated October IL lsj2:
- consider your schiedafn -chnspps superior article
and that will not short u highest expa
oDs II IL article the medical fraternity have long
wanted. have used H. far, With every apparent
H. TATkIN-.v
Grocerr and drngys,s continue se tho -chnspT
under the liquor Inv according the opinions of
Hon X j. Dillon Counsel 10 fhe Corporation; A. oakry
Hall, District Attorney ~ ~; w. Gerard E.q Jadgc
Beardsey Dan. Lord F~q. and George Wood Eeq Mayor
Wood, of New York In his proclamation 70 the police
June 26 confirms their opinions.
Put up In quart and pint bottles enveioped 10 yellow
paper, With my name on the bottle cork and label and
for sale ~ all respectable druggists in the United state
trDLH0 WOLFE soic importer
IS 20 and % Issver street New York,
% south Front street Philsdslphls.