Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-04-10


Asdico- GsirurgicaE Reviev, published by BEN
geons.
And most of the late Standard Works of Medi-
cine.
A Question to the Reader.
If you were about to embark in the medicine
business, would the merit of an article, or your
confidence in advertising, inspire you so to
dor and would you devote years of application
without thorough investigation' I will take
upon myself the responsibility of answering this
question, although have heard thousands remark
that, :" all that is necessary is to ADVERTISE
have never yet seen any but would hesitate. Many
intelligent and persevering men have been in
duced to embark in the business, believing
they had this essential element, have expended
thousands Of dollars in bringing it before the COM
munity, to find, in short time that their article
was not successful in majority of cases, and
failure was the inevitable consequence. Adver
tising does not make merit. It does not make
money. However, it makes merit known, and
makes reputation and money. full well know
success of others and who seldom speak in COM
plim entary manner of the merits of an article or
of the enterprise of any, but will remark, that
do not believe there is a 6 Druggist" or Paysi
clan in the United States or the world who If he
had as good remedy as mine, would hesitate to
n d.
chu :" is not patent medicine, and withhold no
knowledge of its Ingredients. The remedy is per-
fectly safe. My Laboratory, and the mode of prep
aration, has been inspected by Thousands of Ply
gratifed.
The science of medicine. like the Doric column,
stands simple, pure and majestic having fact for
its basis, induction for its pillar, and truth alone
for its capital. a
contend there is no business where these quail
fcations are more requisite, as medicines are
brought in contact with the intelligent druggists
everywhere. tits often remarked that which may
benefit one may be of no advantage to another.
How mistaken the idea.
Ablood-puriier for one is blood-purifer for all.
diuretic for one, diuretic for all. 0tI
narcotic for one, narcotic for all.
A purgative for one, purgative for all.
Just as much so as wholesome food for one
is wholesome food for all, with no difference
than that some constitutions require more than
others, and that persons in disease are given to
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in a few days or weeks,
and perhaps with single bottle of medicine, to be
restored to health, if not to youth and beauty
These persons rarely recover, lacking patience.
They give nothing fair trial, considering few
dollars expended for the benefit of their health
waste of money. The same individuals may have
been years in breaking down their constitutions,
and have probably expended thousands of dollars
in dress and dissipation, and thought nothing of
it. Such forget that GOOD HEALTH Is TRUE
WEALTH.
With upward of $4,000 recommendatory letters
and unsolicited certificates, have never resorted
to their publication In this case shall, however,
append few remarks, trusting they may be ap-
preciated. am to the afflicted and suffering hu-
mainly
Their humble servant,
HT HELMBoLD,
Manufacturer of Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
From the Largest Manufacture
ing Chemists i'm the
World.
lam acquainted with Mr.. FL. T. Helmbold. He
occupied the Drug Store opposite my residence,
and was successful in conducting the business
where others had not been equally so before him.
have been favorably impressed with his charac-
| ter and enterprise. rS 3. :
WILLIAM WRIGHTMAN,5 SO
Firm of Powers & Weightman, Manufac
| turing Chemists, 9th and Brown sts.,
Philadelphia
or the thousands of druggists located in all parts
of the world and who deal largely in my prepare
lions, 1 have selected the following wholesale
druggists, who have each sold upwards of
| TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR
of my preparations. And for the further satisfac
ton of those located in the different sections o.
| the United States, have taken fIom each of the
principal cities -
/ GEORGE G. GOODWIN g. CO, Boston, Mass.
FULLER, FINCH s FULLER, Chicago, Ill.
| COLLINS & BRO, st. Louis. Mo.
WILSON & PETER, Louisville, KY.
1 JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
BARNES, WARD s. CO., New Orleans, La.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CowDEN, Philadel
| phia, Pa.
DEMAS, BARNES & CO., Park Row. New Yorh
City,
COFFIN. REDDINGTeN 5 CO., San Francisco
Cal. ~ - - - sA
HoSTETTER & SMITH, Pittsburgh, Penn.