The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

HELhBOlD's BuCHU.
HOW TO DErBCr 1T.
THE GENUINE HAS THE NAME BLOWN oS
BoTTLKs.
THE COUNTERFEi t II AS NOT.
The Genuine is dark brown color, In odor is
strong and somewhat aromatic, the taste bIiterish-
and analogous TO mint, In accordance with proper
Ties set forth in he Di pensatory OF the United
states The virtue Of the leaves is extracted by aid
Of spiris.
9be Counterfeit is OF various coiors, sometimes
black as simple water color ed with ink with no
taste OF odOr. '..
In other cases light 81 though water colored with
nolatses, and Of slni taste and cdor. And, again
simple water with oooripg or odor except that
lew drops of mint mas be added. None OF the ooun
tel feits contain any spirits.
UT tlonaoly y, the busoess has been oArTi I'd 90
tor some iIule an 10 considerable extent, and the
seI has been managed by experts, who depend
upon the external appearance. withoHt regard 70
quality or contents OF bottle
hI great has been my confidence In the eteel
Irsved wIsppeT and label executed by the Nstiosal
Bank Note Company OF New York, at great ~ use,
that have several occasions Buspioioned and
accused the atis with removing the label from the
front OF the tenuine bottle. ana s0utsrsng or Il ling
other bot es with come liquid, thereby endeayorlng
u procure additional beitle free OF expense.
My name and address not being blown the spu-
TiOus, hovG used any 6oute icu.ta his recau
tiOn. have purchased al my bottles for LUelve
years Iom Messis. Sueets Duly, Kensington Glass
WORKS. ana tAch ana every 0Otuo mas the On0wiDg
plainly bown on three aides OF the bottle-H. I.
HELMBOLD'S GENUINE FLUID ExTRAOrS
PHILADELPHIA.
THE SPURIOUS Has NOT,
and In the genulne the lettering be felt without
removing the wrapper Ia a majority OF ca,es.
have been In coosultaton on with Messrs. Sheets &
Duffy in regard 10 the matter and they IT they
have ade bottles for any one. Of the at
tern of the spurious since they have been engaged
business.
Tho con, aiuta recentlv In reoaYd IN IN
have been quite numerous; some patients would have
a spurious bottle with genuine label. and others
would have genuine outside wrapper and bottle,
and not until within few days did any present the
lsbes.
The first case Of this kind occurred ten days s,noe
and brought my notice by Mr. GeorgeU Porter
Druggist, No. s42 Broadway N. Y, who retu, ned n
hat dozen urious bottles. then to the con-
clusion bst the wrapT were stolen, transfer
VI the original plates taken by dishonest engraver
TIE intelligence was startling. Immediately pro
ceeded to fer ct out the perpetrAtor. have every
nhoence in my success. Patients need have no
UneAsinesB hereafter. Druggsts class honor
able All have been notined of he exhtsace OF tn
spurious. Patient and dEu gSt can Ieadiy deecs by
The pianAiion set iorth IN this arsice.
Another very important thing TO druggists, that
quite o quantity OF the spur9us has already fer.
mented, and such thing has occurred to the
genuine. I osnI OF imagine what impression th +.
tunat0 have purchased the spurious or the iu
jury done my name and business. But my ttiendy
relations and extensive acquaintance In the trade
the precs utioDs have taken, will crevent ils re-
currenoe will greatly appf IL IL the druggists
will examine their stock at once and report to me
and will protect from 1885,
Any Information derive d leading to detection will
be rewarded with $1,000. and the same line tn
fully received.
H. t. FELMBoLD,
No IO4 South Tenth ST eet, Philadelphia, and
No 594 BIZ atway, New York
p. S-SInce the insertion OF the above the fol low
ing DrugGets have kndIy reported and returned the
urious arlice ana been supplied wish the e
]. l.. Shoemaker. Sixth and GiraTd avenue -s
George Evans, ixth and Poplar streets.
Thomas Cor den, Eleventh and Mast r streets.
Charles SouGer, Thirteenth and Jedersoa streets,
IL, Clai TX, Girsro avenue near Twelfth.
b. A Retnel Co., Eighteenth and Coates,
q. l.. q ID. d orn second and Behver.
DR. "A, CsntIeli. Second and Carpenter
D. Jameson, Third and Oatharns.
A. Milliac Tenth and Snippen.
W.H. Pie, Psssyunk road and Catharne,
James q. Everion, Fourth anu Queen.
T. Marshall, Thirteenth and Market