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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume I, Issue 20, 9 November 1872, Page 4

IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE. WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCTIED AH SCR* A PP9, Registered under “Trada Mi rka Act. 28 Vic. Ko. 9. The rx'r-o. diorry wide “nrcr-1 po, m . I;iri-y, aid wonderful » p«ulio of V/owa’s Schnapps pi.o-e iudi pu r.biy ftmt the introduction of a f ctly pu-e beverage is eppreclated fay the Am raiian public. Toe medic d profession being the most TH-tent ia science, and responsible in society, of all others to form a correct judgment of the mecluinal and salutary properties of an article of this kind would not give their unsolicited testimonials in ep'cial commendation of Schiedam Akomaiio Schnapps were it a preparation of doubitui op even ordinary quality, nor unless they bad proved is s superior excellence and value in their owa practice or experience. As a means of preventing the disagreeable and o.i sn dangerous effects produced upon the stomach end bowels by a change of water, or in the use of water containing an infusion of decayed vegetabla nr;*ter, which so often produces that obstinate form of 3?rvca and ague which so frightfully undermines the constitution. THE SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS w>!l be found absolutely infallible, while in rases o> Dropsy, Gravel, Obstructions of the Kidney* Diseases of the Bladder, Dyspepsia, Flatulency of Age end Infancy, and General Debility it is , r comm ended roost emphatically by the most dis. ' j.:',uu/hoscl members of the Medical Profession. The following reliable testimonials have been cUV.-ed by the Australian Press : *‘oydney Morning Herald.” “ ) there davs when alcoholic liquors are go I vgpjy construed, and consumers are so much io doubt, whether their systems are not being graduo'ly ir paired by ad liberation, it is well that one at Ice at of the popular beverages of the period is reliable es pure—that is ’‘Wolfe’s Aromatic Schicd.-m behn. pps.” It is something to bo assured by phys cians and other of scientific cog-nos- -mi that we have in this article a genuine exl n :•{; whi-h, taken in moderate quantity and under ordinarily healthy conditions of bo< y, sfTo'dg a bsnellciel stimulus to the anim-1 functions ; and, even if taken in excess, leaves but a minimum of the inevitable evils of abuse. “ If it is necessary in the interests of the public ;,o denounce the too common practice of manufac* t u ing noxious compounds as wines and spirits it sreias only just - o point to this meritorious excep. Eon.” y

“Towar *ct Co.< ' v Join- t.-ii.” T 7’- % Jir ve in .he:-e Schnapps a total absence of iu.sll nil which, combined with the great purity D f a)! ingredients whence it is extracted, amounts for the unusu-ilj head by and invigorating quditj winch h 1 ve already rendered this latest" aduition to the alcoholic list so jus. ly celebrated.” “Beil’s Life in Sydney.” : xnorienee b«s pioved the value of Wolfe’s o hied on rum a tic 8 hn?pps ns » sdumlant ~at un. t* iuvig*ting and h.irnoledr, and i! w. y be used wil d n uch benefit by those requiring a pleasant and . fie- tive remedy. ohe tnedu-ul officers of the Sydory In-i.L-,.? y have h-.ied its merit* practically in Ti.n-.rn * -ses, au 1 bc.;r willing testimony to P r - asm w. therefore, fr- Ino difficulty at r- eorui.v noiog to fie notice of our readers the Aromatic pvhn.-pp-, not only as a pure and agreeaole occasional ser >rgi>, but, whet is of fur more invioi . nee. t* a re liy pleesaut medicine.” d *.T TES’JJ'MONX AH?. ltT . “ !t> f I x: ‘ Nov. 11, 1870. to B»a?st-r.rtl have, with the permis.-i >a of ixonor-n y Bnysiciene, given your Schnapps vo .ereval nr'n-nt* in cur weed-. I brave no herita- . ion at silting that X consider your Sr hn.-inos a most ex- client, Stimulant and Him-ctic, * and" of it.rat Tflue in eai-diac and rcnvl f a .aliens, and I they wdi • eventually sup raedo all other ’’ 11 " - * t ’ .he > .’cvtaicnt of the above complaints. ‘L itotT Lotejis, Koaulcnt Physician.’* Cou CIZ '(i ioHand'i o e be private ■ (Signed) meat Ansitiuvil Jisbo.r»tory, “Melbourne, March 35* 1372. re rx mined a sample of Wolfe’s Aromalii • submitted to me for analysis, e c . - n -1.,1-ic i I conclude that this spiri ■ b G-n from b mil Oil,’ or solid matters “. *‘ sn:! ' f only, t s a sample o nr= .:d be surpassed. It may there v-oomin.: > u .ed for 'eve iu Hospital ant ecUco as n good .-rom.de stimulant. - WiLi.mii Johnson, Governmen Analytical Chemist.” We have appovot.-d Co. Sub-.4gen: s for t‘ e in New Zc Sy Pne-y, Sole Agents Z r.’and. M e -are. Jj. T). Nathan & svle of \volfe’s Schnapps ’ d.—M. Moss & C’o., ior Aus'.alia and New I cerH , Auckland, New Zealand. nr.„i b ™ ~a , t 1 “ aTe carefully examined an i n JT- Wo "' Aromatic Schnapps, and find ;.h --«A PI f gIVC ‘ tu 7 s s ver J strong, pure spiri ( rom adulteration or any deleterious or an ?»<? I believe useful in alfcas, where a pure gm ~ indicated. I have also su! ra'nr^ ° who have bee w been , U i \, de ? C I riiyLicn stimulant, and stro^^.. 6 !?/ I,ked sad approved of as strong, pure, wholesome spirit, and as such acssraf is l: * aoijj3Bfic L. D. NATHAN & CO., Age JiAuckland, New Zealand.