The Bad and Worthless

Mataura Ensign, Volume 6, Issue 304, 9 November 1883, Page 6

The Bad and Worthless

are never imitated or contcrfeited. This is especially true of a family medicine, and it is positive proof that the remedy imitated is pf thehigest value. As spbn.asit had been tasted -and- proved by the whole World that Hope Bitters was the purest,, best and most valuable family medicine -ou earlh, m.iiy imitation, sprang up and began to -teal the noiiuea in which the press and the people of the oountry had expressed the merits of H.8., and ia every way trying to induce suffering invalida , to u»e. their staff instead, expecting to make money on the «redit and good name of H. B. Many others started nostrums put up in smailar sfcyle ',0 H, 8., with various'y devised names in which the word '< pop "or M Hops "were, . a ß ed in a way to induce _£ eo P£.i* bel,e 7,t they were the same as Hop Bitter^ All, such pretended remedies or cures, .no matter what their style or name is,: and' .speoial Wi those with'-the word «* Hop'N or »' Haps f. in their name or in any way, oonueet^i *mtb. them or heir name, are imitations Qr f potjutsr» feits, Beware of them.' TpUQh '. J i\6ne of -.them. Use- nothing bpt genuine, ' American Hop " Bitters, with a 'bunch. ;or cluster of green Hops on the white Übel . andsf Soule_i ,. uame blown" in t^e. jgl^B.; rustr nothing 'else. Druggi-ts and Ch^mtsts are ' warned against deahng in i-dbiitt-ttiQ^ (jf oosftf^M-r«ftvl|': : -':-->*'> - - r " : : '*---3:*5 -am