The enormous sales of Udolpho Wolfe's Schieda_u Aromatic Schnapps, a medicinal beverage without a peer, either as regards flavour or curative qualities, have induced a pack of law-contemning scamps to attempt the imposition of vending in genuine bottles of the. Schnapps compounds of adulterated spirits and hurtful drue:3. Buyers, inspect the labels closely. Foremost in the ranks of fame stand those extraordinary and successful medicines known as "Ghollah's" Great Indian Cures." The numbers of sick people that have been restored to neaith by their use since their introduction into New Zealand, are incredible. Some of the severe cases treated successfully by these Indian Medicines seemed to have baflied all the available and ordinary remedies previous to thei<- introduction. Severe cas.s of 16 and 20 years duration have been cured by their use. "Ghollahs Great Indian Cares" are sold by all Chemists, ■ where see testimonials.
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Auckland Star, Volume IX, Issue 2489, 16 March 1878, Page 2
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