The morning times., 1896-02-18
A TALKING BUSINESS.
THE PHENOMENAL SUCCESS OF
"THE PASS-n-0N SOCIETY,"
The Beginning and Remarkable
Growth Of New Business Enter
prise-The Record of a. Year.
Life of Richard t. Booth.

On Feb 1st, 1895, the Rev, DR.. Farrar,
Pastor or the First Rel orLned Church, OF
Brooklyn, wrote these words:
Booths Pocket inhaier works like
charm. The first limitation gave relief.
1t is a blessing TO humanity, and am
sorry it is not better known. Iadn my name
TO the Pass -It-On Society" sincerely
YOURS, Rev. j. M. FARRAR, ID. D."
me epigraIn was little less thana stroke of
genius. IL was the origin OF lhe most novel
Iudicious advertising, there has been built
up in one year d business more, successful
tnan anything of the kind known TO history.
The '.PasS-It- On Society" struck a pop
ular chord: it caught tue public Fancy, and
today, all over this continent, in Europe,
Asia, Africa, and even the islands OF the
members, who have used and are actively
engaged in passing on TO others Booths
HY 0MEI the Australian DRY AIR"
treatment of Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
and all the diseases OF the respiratory
organs.
who for many years mad Deen ENGAGED IN
phiianthropic reform work, ana VINO counled
among his friends and co-workers lhe great
Spurgeon and John b. Cough, broke down
wit sr lung e9npanh arr 10 NJ M Mr. ie Glad sae
stones hysician, ordered nun 10 Australia.
His life was saved, and he is here now
restoring the health and saving the nVes OF
thousands, who, like himself, have been
stricken with throat ana lung disease;
Having discovered this new ana wonderfui
remedy and inyen1e9 ms foeKeI b e1nad Idaep I
| office january /. 1895, at g East Twen-
| tieth street, New York. These quarters were
considered suff iciently eoinmodious for
years TO come; Dat in less than twelve months
| the Pass -It-On Society had done its work
| so well that Mr.. Booth was forced to seek
greater facilities TO meet me demand Tor ms
remedy. He has leased the entire building
| % East Twentieth street, two doors east
OF Broadway, where there are beautlf ui
| reception and consulting rooms and every
| In anip for N hiE In inq
| staff. Mr.. Booth desires 10 express his
| deep sense OF gratitude TO all those who have
| SO largely contributed TO the marvellous sue
| cess obtained by HYOME1.
Thelate Mr.. Wyckoff of Wyckoff. Seamans
| & Benedict tOwners of the Remington Type
writer). great friend of Hyomei, passed it
| on to Congressman Francis II. Wilson OF
| Temple Court. New York City,
| November 26, 1894.
| Ny Dear Mr.. Wyckoff: On your sugges
| ton. procured from your friend, Mr.. Booth,
one OF his Pocket Inhalers. II has worked
| like charm. The bronchitis has entirely
| disappeared, and, thanks TO you, is the
| first Thing / have found in ten years that
has given permanent relief. There is GER
tsiahy great field for TsmSdy fyf shayTlng
W. o. Wyckoff. Esq, care Of Wyekoff, Sea-
mans Benedict, 327 Broadway, New
| York.
| has awakened such enthusiasm and led SO
many thousands to earnestly engage in
| passing it on? 1t is purely antiseptic
| inhalent, which destroys the germs winch
| cause diseases OF the respiratory organs.
| When inhaled it gives instant relicf in
| Asthma, removes the offensive effluvia
| and accumulations OF catarrh. Perma-
| nently cures broncnitls and roDs Group OF
| It's terrors. HYoMEI freely inhaled will
| check and prevent a cold in an hours
| time and is an absolute project ion against
| those infectious diseases that particularly
| attack the organs OF respiration.
is IL any wonder that such a meritoriOus
remedy should set people talking aud writ
Ing?
Mr.. Booth has thousands of unsolicitt d
| letters from members OF the " "PaSs-lt-On m
| Society atteStiDg the virtues of II YOMEI.
| The following is specimen selected by
the writer:
Vacuum Oil Co, % Broadway.
New York, February 6. 1896.
R.: T. Bosoth; esq, % East Twentseth street,
Dear Sir: over year ago the writer was
taken down with severe attack OF
Grippe, which later developed severe
attacks of spasinodic asthma. During hese
attacks morphine was injected in my arm
To save me from choking to death. Being
a travelling salesman, | was In constant
fear OF having one OF these attacks come
on me while away from home, and as
every little draught or exposure to damp
weather Immediately brought on a severe
| cold, followed by a fit of coughing aud
asthma, | was actually afraid to 20 any
where. l had tried many experts aud
all known remedies. when by accident
! heard of your H HYOME1. i was skepticaI,
but bought 1t as a drowning man wou
catch al a straw, without any hope of being
saved. 1t was a lucky day that broughl
me to you last November. HYOMEI has
cured me of catarrh, has healed up my
inflaned bronchial tubes, stopped that
distressing, irritating cough, given me
new hope, new life, and, up to date, al
though out every day attending to my
business in all kinds of weather, HYOMEl
las kept way tnat dreadful carse ASt bna
/ willingly, cheerfully, and unaSked give
you this testimonial and thank GCd there
is such remedy as HYOMEI. Yours very
| truly, F. LANING. s. V c.
Mr.. Booth will be glad to see any persons
afflicted at his new building, 3 East Goth
street. New York, where he will gladly an
swer inquiries, or he will send the pocket
inhaler outfit, complete, by mail, for 81 90,
this outfit, consisting of pocket Inhaler.
made of deodorized hard rubber, beau
tifully polished, bottle of HYOMEI, a
dropper, and full directions for using.
Your druggist has il, or can get it for
you, If YOU INSIST. Don't be persuaded
into buying substitute There is moth
ing like 1t on the market. HYOMEI
BALM. an antiseptic skin food. 90
cents, and extra bottles of HYOMEI 90
cents also on sale at druggists.
For sale in Washington by ". S. Thomp-
son, T03 l 9th ST.. and Edward p Merit
corner i 1th and + sis. NV.