The evening times., 1896-02-18
A TALKING BUSINESS.
THE PHENOMENAL SUCCESS OF
"THE FASHION SOCIETY,""
The Beginning and Remarkable
Growth of New Business Eatcr-
prise-The Record of a Year.
Life Of Richard T. Booth.

| On Feb. LIST, 1895, the Rev. DR.. Farrar,
| Pastor of the First Reformed Church, OF
Brooklyn, wrote these words:
| "Bootn's Pocket lnhller works Ike q
charm. The first Inhalation gave reilef.
1t Is a blessing to humanity, and am
sorry il Is not better known. add my name
TO the "PasS-1t-On Society" Sincerely
| yours, Rev. j. NJ. FARRAR, ID. d."
| Ineeplgram Was iittic less tiiana stroseoi
genius. II was the origin of the most novel
society of the age. BY its AID and little
| Judlctous advertising, there has Deen bullt
| up in one year a business more successful
'han ian anything OF the kind known TO- history.
| ular cnori; IL caught the pubic fancy, ana
TO-DAY, all over TINS continent, IN Europe,
Asia, Africa, and even the islands OF the
PaciIic, there are enrolled thousaHds OF
members, who have used and are actively
engaged i'll passing on 10 others Bootn.s
MiOMEi, the australian MnR1 cs, alh
and all the diseases or the respiratory
| organs.
hichard r. Booth, a native OF Ithaca, N. Y,
| who for nany Years had been engaged in
phiianthrOpic reform WORK, ana VINO Ocounted
among his friends and co-workers lie great
| spurgeon and John b. Cough, broke down
late Sir Andrew Clark, NJ. d., MIR. Glad
stones physician, ordered him 10 Australia.
His life was saved, and he is here now
Restoring the health and saving the lives of
thousands, who. like himself, have been
stricken with throat an1 lung disease.
Having discovered this new ana wonderful
re,nely and invented his Pocket Inhaler
and DRY AIR. Exhaier, he opened an
office January / $3.50, at lS East Twen-
teth street, New York. These quarters were
considered suff icientiy coinmodious for
Years 10 come: DIy IN iessthan we've months
the Pass-It On Society," had done its work
so we'll that Mr.. Booth was forced Ia seek
greater facilities to meet the demand for his
remedy. He has leased the entire building
% East Twentieth street, two doors east
OF Broadway, where there are beautiful
reception anu consulting rooms and every
convenience for his laboratory and working
starr. Mr.. Booth desires to express his
deep sense of gratitude - all those who have
SO largely contribute to the marvellous sue
cess Obtained by HYoMEI.
Thelate Mr.. Wyckorf uf Wyckoff, Seamans
4 Benedict towners OF the Remington Type
writerb. n great friend OF Hyomci, passed II
on To Congressman Francis II. Wilson OF
Brooklyn, who wrote this letter;
+ Temple Court. New York City,
November 26, sci.
My Dear Mr.. Wyckoff: on your susges-
tion, procured from your friend. Mr.. Booth.
like "A charm. The bronchitis las entirely
disappeared. AMI thanks 10 you, is the
first Thing ! have found in ten years that
has given permanent relief. There is GER
such merit. +. IL: WILSON.
". q. wyckoff, Esq. care Of wyck off, Sea-
York.
IL may be asked what is HYoMEI that
has awakened such enthusiasm and led so
many thousands to earnestly engage in
passing it on? 1t is a purely anliseptic
inha!cnt, which destroys the germs winch
cause diseases or the respiratory organs.
When inhaled II gives instant relief in
Asthma, removes the offensive effluvia
and Accommodations OF catarrb. Perna-
benily cures Bronchitis and rubs cIoup of
its terrors. HyOMEI freely inhaled VIII
check and prevent o cold In an hours
time and Is an absolute projection gainst
those infectious diseases that particularly
attack the organs OF respiration.
Is IL any wonder that such Il meritoriOus
remedy should set people talking and writ
ing?
letters from members of The "Pass-It-on
Society attestinT the virtues of HY0MEI.
The following is 4 specimen selected by
the writer:
Vacuum Oil Co, 20 broadway.
New York, February q. 1896.
r, T. Booth; esq, 23 East Twentic; II street,
Dear Sir: over n year a go the writer was
taken down with a severe attack OF
Grippe, which later developed severe
attacss or spasnodic asthma. During bese
attacks morphine was injected in my arm
TO save me from choking to death. Being
a travelling salesman l was in constant
fear of having one or 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. fOH0wtd by fit of coughing aud
asthma, l was actually afraid 10 90 any
where 1 bad tried many experts aud
al known rcmed!es; when by accident
but bought IL as drowning man wou Il
catch at a straw, without any hope OF being
saved. 1t was a lucky day thai brought
me to you last November. HY0NEI has
cured me of catarrh. has bea!ed up my
iDflaned bronchial tubes. stopped that
distressi ng, 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 HYOMEI
has kept away tn;iI dreadful curse 4 81 h,iia
] willingly, cheerfully. and unask,d give
you this testimonial, and thank GCd there
Is such u remedy as HYOMEI Yours very
truly, F. .EANING =. Y. c.
MIR. Booth will be glad To any persons
afflicted al his new building. 23 East Goth
street, New York. where he will gladly an
swcr inquiries. or he will send the pocket
inhaler outfit. complete. by MAIL for 81 90
this outfit. consisting of pocket inhaler
made OF dcodorized hard rubber. beau
tiruily polished, Il bottle of HYOMEI n
dropper. ana full directions for using
Your druggis has il. or can get II for
you. if YOU INSIST. Don I be- persuaded
into buying substitute. There is moth
ing like II On the market. HGONEI
BALM. an antiseptic skin food. SO
cents, also on sale at druggists
For sale IN Washington by ". S. Thomp-
son, IO3 10Th ST.. and Edward T. Mertz.
corner 1th and + sts. NV.