The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-18

sasssed 10 ths sAsseioss 1a1sa Of deep
,..-. In cc.sisat - sisnsd vosld
~. - nished men Of
~ s. =. al. psoot1 oaswsrsbls Of
-. - ssa,a sllsaes Of the
2 ~ s.S..11. ssSnes n that hs has
e1pedo1 10y tho1 110Ass ins@. v..I.
ine II With guarantees and safeguards, whl...
he designed should protect the public and
himself against fraudulent limitations; that
he has shown It to be the only liquor in the
world hat caa b nniforaly depended upon
a. udaduitsrated; that be has challenged in
vsstieatien, snalysis, comparison, and ex-
pssi9sak O. al ~ feras, end fro0 svssy o.
deal the prsparssien whieh bsars ~ name,
zeal, and trade msrk has come on Triumph
art. He, therefore, feels it . duty be owe1
to his fellow -eitissns generally, TO the mob
cal profsssion, and tho sick, 70 dsnounOs aAd
expose the charlatans Who counterfeit thsee
evidences of identity, aud he calls upon the
press and the public to aid him in his efforts
to remedy 80 great IN evil.
From the New York Dispstch.
An lxyAnous BUSINESS. -When IN enter
prising man strikes out new business, TO
the establishment Of which he gives his in
dustry, time, talents, end pecuniary means,
can any thing be more eoptsprtihlo than to
have another steal it, and under sposioas Dsa-
texts hold out to the public an inferior srti-
Gle end eudcavor to obtain their patronage 2
Pray, what difference il there, 90 Far - the
honesty Of the thing 10 concerned, betweae
purloining the bvsiness by which oiti1en
hopes to make his bread, end stealing the
bread itself9 A common thief, Y be take
WITHOUT leave, however hungry, LOAF u
bread from bakers shop, 10 sppsshsnded
and condemned 20 the peni.sntiasy for dar-
ing, in SUBSCRIPTIONS nspRsr, 70 appease
his appetite; but PVT rospectahN looking
coat on his back and . few dollars y kis
pocket, and he may With impypisy-nay,
even with the applause Of HE fsllows-by
knavery, fogery, or other infamous nseas,
| take the business Of an honest man from hin
and 20 unscathed Of Justice? All this 10
vrosK, Some years since gentlemsA Of
this CITY (Udolpho Wolfe) introdused to the
oitixens Of the United Stitss msdicated ar
ticle Of gin, which wAs highly sppsqyed by
professional gentleman q superior tonic
and deobstruent, and the knowledge Of
which he, BY advertisement and othsRwise,
/, disseminated throughout the country. So
5000 - tricksters, Who pass in the eommu-
nifty for hopsst ~ep, saw that Nj. Wolfe Was
| likely to have handsome vetUfc@ f6r the time
and money which be had eypssdSd, tesy set
about forging his lsbels and palning ~ upon
the people detestable and poisonous con-
pounds, which they have the hardihood TO
GALL ssSchicdsm Schnapps." Iasons instas-
I Ger ttey tays gonH 70 far ~ to put Wotfe's
name to thsiryillsinous liquids. A. this
horde are growing boldip thsir gascGlisies,
it is time the public In towa and country
were put upon their 4sssd. Consumers
should be sure they purchase the Gnsiss ar
ticle, or else their health may b irfspassbly
injured BY using the horrible stuff that un-
scrupulous men, because they can buy it
cheap, viii Offer ~ the genuine article
| Pure Schiedam schnapps can only b obtained
ct the itores Of respectable merchants and
s,ssS:;. s :s y SD :. Z.
20, and 20 Beaver street., N this city, where
duty which Mr.. Wolfe owes hinsslf ssd "a
the community 70 publish, BY name, the rss.
Gals who are thus attempting u ss.ssasd oosh
ha@ apd those Who would b. hiscnssOnAss.--
he shogla bot psr~it w Wodssty 70 bold
him back from making 80 righteous ~ e2-
pose.
MoDrRN CorNrkayElfsas.-The knavish
tribes OF modem eountssfeitsrs deserve the
seversst punishment, and yet thss far they
have escaped their merited reward. Deeds
which deserve the State prison pass for mere
; an article 10 the more cortainly il 10 counter
I feited by persons who are too lazy to work
and cowardly steal. The act OF counterfeit.
! ing Ldclpbp Wolfe's excellent and medicated
gin, for instance, il Asst end robbery OF the
worst kind. Il 10 pAlming - upos the pub
lie an article inferior and unwhoi1some for
that which 10 genuine. While people would
i freely gss the genuine Scnapps, they would
! shudder at the thought Of Introducing into
! their fsailes the poiiopogs counterfeit
Both Mr.. Wolfe and the public are Imposed
upon aud cheated by these base and unprin-
| cipled coupterfetsrs. The Sohnapps at Mr..
Udolpho Wolfe ere cognterfeited both in the
city and country; his empty bottles arc bought
up ut . high price for the express purpose Of
filing them With the spurious article, and
palming it OF as tbs gspaise Aromatic
Schnspps cold By Udolpho Wolfe, Of 10, 30,
and % Reayer strsst. The public ct least
should be protected from the base imposi-
ton OF whioh We have spoken. They ahoald
not b poisoasd with impunity. Mr.. Wolfe
should devise some means Of protecting the
public from the imposition that i 20 boldly
and shamelessiy prAstiosd, even II Il be nec-
cssary TO publish the names Of the offenders
and brand them With the disgssss they D.,
serve. Something should be done and tina,
quickly.
s[Hrom the New York 1ines, August II
i WoLvE's ScHIEDAH ScaxAPps. Greatness
has its in6rmitiss. II i the painful privil-
i edge Of excellence TO be psrpstually sub
jected to limitations. Every thing good Il
counterfsised, and the more it u counsesfsitsd
the more We nay persuade ouselvss that Il
y not oaly choice, but popular, Tor few will
take trouble - csuntssfsiS much thAa which
is not iatSsasipaily valuable, and the poor
counterfeit dies ont With thb poor original.
Thus pennies ere seldom ooantsrfsitsds even
BY the nssdisst rogns, bat of sterling gold
the world il full Of the bass limitations, and
probably .always will be-. Judged. b. thia
rule, Weks - so0s psasoe 60 s. prsad 81
the daily eenplinants paidts NJ ss6shisAam
SohRApps," Tor The country aboands With
coullsE3slA ~ = of sysgy KIDD, aad ssasssly
city can ~ found tha$ has nos IL imita-
tion Of this fa1ous bevstase. .SqmN Of
them sre the holdsst and most unscrupnlous
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