The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-10

When the pure medicinal restorative widely
{" WOES schiedsm schnapps was introduced into
VOID under the Endorsement Of four Thousand leading
Of the medical profession twenty years ego. It's
proprietor well that It could wholly ecapeths
penalty sitachsdto all and sefal preparations. he.
therefore, endeavosd to invest 1t with strongest possible safe
guard against countester and to all sttemptstc
pirate difcslt and dangerous submitted dstn-
gusnsd chemists for analysis and pronounced BY them the
purest irit manufactured Its purity and properties
having thus sseeraned samples Of the article wereo
vsrdsd thousand physicians including all leading
practitioners the United States. for purposes of expert
circular requesting trial ofthe preparation and
report Of the result accompanied each specimen -Four
thousand of the eminent medical men the Union
promptly responded. Their opinions Of the article
unanimously favorable Such preparation they said had
lOrg been wanted BY the profession reliance could be
placed the ordinary liquors of commerce. which
less adueraed, and therefore unfit f medical
poses The peculiar excellence strength Of the oil Of
juniper which formed of the principal Ingredients Of the
schnspp together with unsoyed character the alcoholic
element give IT, in the estimation Of the faculty, marked
superiority every other dusIys smulAns diursc
tonic and restorative.
These satisfactory credentials from professional Of the
highest rank published condensed form, and nclOsed
with each bottle of schnapps of the guarantees Of Its
commences Other precautions against fraud also
adopted patent article the label
copyrighted fac smile of the propetors autograph sig
attached each label and his and
that Of the preparation embossed the bottles and the
corks sealed with his private SEAL No article had
been sold country under the Of schnspps prior
the Introduction Of wOes scheds Aromatic schnspps
1851 the label depOted his trade mark in the
United States District Court the Southern District ofNew
York during that year
might be supposed by unacquained with the dar
ing character of the pirates who the reputation Of
honorable merchants BY vending deeeOus trash under their
name that the protection carefully thrown around these
schnspps would preeuded the nrOducons and sale Of
cOunterss They SEEM however only to have stimulated
the rspacy of mpOstor The trade mark Of the proprietor
has been stolen; the Endorsement which his schiedam
Aromatic schnapps alone received medical profession
been claimed by mendaciOus humbugs; his labels and
bottles initiated his advertisements paraphraed
circulars copied and than ALL ishonOsse retailers
after oispOsiBg genuine bottles have
filed them up with gn the most desterOus of all
liquors. thu made his and brand poison
The public the medical profession and the SICK for whom
are equally interested with the proprietor the detection
suppression of these nsaous practices The genuine
article manufactured at the establishment Of the under
signed schedam Holland is distilled barley of the
quality and Favored with extract of the
berry of the Italian Juniper Of unequaled purity By pro-
unknown In the preparation Of any other liquor is
freed from every acrimonious and corrosive element
Complaints have received from leading physicians
families Southern States the sale of cheap im
atoms Of the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps those mar
kes and Travellers who in the habit using as an
antidote to the influence unwhoesoe river water
testify thst cheap gin, put up schiedam bottles Is ire
qusnty palmed Of upon the unwsry The agents Of the
undersigned have been requested institute inquiries on The
subject and to forward 10 him the Of such parties
they may ascertain engaged the atrocious system of
deception In conclusion the undersigned would say that he
produced, from under of the most dsn.
gushed Of science in America proofs unanswerable Of
the purity and medicinal excellence Of the schIedam Arc
matte schnapps that he has expended many thousand del
lars In surrounding with guarantees and which
he designed should protect the public and himself against
fraudulent limitations; that he has shown to be the only
liquor the world that be uniformly depended upon as
unadultersted that he has challenged investigation anay
Sis comparison and experiment in all its forms; and from
every the preparation which bears his nae seal and
trade mark OF triumphant He therefore, fees II
duty he TO his eowcitiEens generally the medical
profession the sick denounce expose the chaa
who counterfeit these evidences identity and he calls
upon the press and the public aid him efforts to
remedy great an evil
The following letters and certificates from the leading ply
chemists of this city prove the reader that
TO be; UDoLPHo WOLFE
feel bound to say th. regard your schnapps as being In
every respect presminsnty and deserving aedcapa
ronage At all events is the purest possible article Of
Holland Gin heretofore obainabe and ss such may be
safely prescribed by physicians.
DAVID L. MOTT, NJ. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
26 PINE STREET, NEW YoRK,l
UDoLPHo WOLFE, ESQ.,, Present:
Dear sr-I have made chemical examination of sample
Of your Schedam schnapps with the intent Of determining
foreign injurious substance had been added
simple distilled spirits.
The examination has resulted in the conclusion that tina
sample contained poisonous harmful admxture Ihave
unable TO discover any trace Of the deleterous
which employed in the adultsration Of liquors
would hesitate myself Others for
medicinal purposes the Schedam Schnspps excellent
and unobjectiOnable variety Of Gin
Very respectfully, yours,
(signed) CHAS. A. SEELY, Chemist
NEW YORK. s. CEDAR STREET,
Nov. 26 1867,
UDoLPHo WOLFE ESQ.,, Present:
Dear Sir-I submitted 10 chemical analysis two bot
ties Of "schiedam Schnspps" which took from fresh
package In your bonded warehouse and find before that
spirituous liquor free from injurious Ingredients or
that has the marks Of being aged re-
Gently prepared by mechanical admxzre Of and aro
matics Respectfully
FRED. T. MAYER. Chemist
NEW YORK, Tuesday, May !.
UDoLPHo WOLFE, ESQ,
sr-Tbe Of pure Wines aud Liquors medicna
purposes has been long felt by the profess
lives been sacrificed by the sdulterated ar
cle Deiium and other d. brain and
nerves rife in this country, very Europe ow
ing great dsgTee the difference the putty Of
spirits sold
We have tested the several articles imported By
you including you Gip which you sell under the name d
Aromatic schedam scbnapps, which consider Justly en-
titled to the high reputation has acquired In this country
and from long expers foreign Importer yom
Bottled Wines and Liquors should with same do
mand