The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-12
CRY IrEMs.
$1,000 RKwARD ron THE couNrraFErrER or
HlsLMBoLDs BUoHu.
HOW 70 DErRCr 1T
THE GENUINE HAS THE NAME BLoNN oS


THE GENUINE HAS THE NAME BLOWN ON
BOTTLES.
THE COUNTERPART HAS NOT
The Genuine 10 dark brown color Iu odor Ia
strong and somewhat aromatic, the taste bitterlsb.
and analogous TO mint In with tho nr,na,
ues set iorth In The Dhpensatery OF tho United
States The virtue OF the leaves ls extracted by AID
Of spirits.
black 40 a simple water oolored with INK, with no
taste odor
In other light as though water co,ored with
molasses, and OF similar taste and odor. And again
simple water with oolOrIug or odor exceps that a
few drops of mint may be added None OF the conn
teHfeits contain any Bpirits,
Urquesuonaby, the busUess has been carried on
tor some Umo and TO considerable extent, and the
selling has been managed by experts who depend
upon the external appearance, without regard to
quality or contents OF bottle.
BOBTeat bas been my con 1dence In The steel en-
Rraved wrapper and label executed by the Natloaal
Bank Note Company OF New York, at great a. pease,
that have on several occasions suspicloned and
accused the patient with removing the label from the
front OF the genuine bottle, and sduteralIngor aing
other bottles with some liquid. thereby endeavorlas
TO procure an additional beltle free of expense
Ny name and address not being blown on the spu-
TOuB, have eed any ,bouLe iOfhotu his precda.
ftCn. have purchased oil my bottles for twelve
years from Messts Sheets q Duffy, Keusington Glass
Works, and each and every bottle has the following
plainly blown on three sides OF the bottle:-H, T.
HELMBOLDS GENUINE FLUID EXTRACE5,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE SPURIOUS HAS NOT,
and in the genuine the lettering be felt without
removing the wrapper Ia q majority of Gates.
have been In oOusultat' on with Messrs. sheets Il
Duly in regard TO the matter, and they they
have never made any bottles for any of the pat
tern of the spurious since they have been engaged In
business.
The complaints recently in regard to the medicine
have been quite numerous; some patients would have
a spurious bottle with genuine label. and others
would have genuine outside wrapper and no bottle,
and not until within a few days did any present the
spurious bottles done up with genuine Wrappers aud
labels.
The first case OF this Ind occurred ten days Since
and ought TO my notice by Mr. George Porter,
Druggist No. s42 broadway, N. Y, who retu, ned y
haf dozen 81 urious bottes then came 10 the con-
cuson that the wrappers were stolen. or transfer
Of the original plates taken by dishonest engraver
The intelligence was startling. Immediately pro-
cetded to ferret out the perpetrator. have every
confidence in my success. Patients need have no
uneasiness hereafter. Druggists. class, honor
able. All have been notihed of he existence of tn,
spurious. Patient ana uAgs. can readily Dy
the explanation set tortn IN this article
Another very important thing to 6rogzlsts, that
quite quantity OF the spur Gus has already fer
mented, and such athing has never occurred to the
genuine. I cam OF imagine what impression ths
afflicted have formed OF me who have been unfor-
tunsts to have purchased the spurious the in-
Jury done my name sod business. But my friendly
relations and extensive acquaintance In the trade
and the precs uiiops have taken, will prevent its re-
currence. will greatly appreciate II IL the druggists
will examine their stock at once and report to me
and will protect such from iOss
Any information DERIVED leadiug to detection will
be rewarded with sOOO aud at the line thank.
fully received.
H.T. EELMBoLD,
No I04 South Tenth at eet, Philadelphia and
No 504 Br- sdway, New Yors
p. S-Sipce II insertion OF the above the follow
Ing Druggists have kindly reported returned the
-nurious article, and been supplied with the q. nuiD
r noemaker, Sixth and Girard avenue,
George Evans, ixth aud Poplar streets
Thomas Go,6eD, Eleventh and Master streets.
Charles Souder, Thirteenth and Jefiersol streats.
II. CLARK, Girard avenue. nearrwelhh.
B.. A. Bethel & Co., Eighteenth and Coates.
G.L. & d. Eorn Second and Beaver.
Dr. ]. A. Cantreli, Second and Carpenter
D. Jameson Third and Catharlne.
A. Mliac, Tenth and Shppen.
W. II. Pre-, Passy uRk road and Catharine,
james g. EveYton, Fourth and Queen.
Il. Marshall, Thirteenth and Mayket.
J.T. Weaver, No. 1871 Ridge avenue.
Dr. l.. German, Twelfth and Christian.
n. TrisG, Nc. s22 s; Ninth street.