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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4840, 14 July 1884, Page 2

are neyer mutated or counterfeited. This » e«* ~~ pccially true af a family medicine, vid it i§" positive proof that the remedy imitatod-iaot fclio highest Taluo. As soon as* it had^been tested and pored by the whole world that Hop' Bitters was the purest, best and most, taxable/ family medicine on earth, many imitation* sprang up and be;an to sloul th« notice* ia which,the pr. es-and the people, of-lh« country had expresaed* the\nj*rita of'H. 8., and m OTery way trying to indtice suffering it)Talid» " to use their atqtf instead, expeo|}nl to mafc* money op, the credit and good namo-6&,J1,8. 1 Many others started nostrums potHtpci^inni«. ilar style t$ H. 8., "with*varioutlj atViMol ' * ~ names in which the- word M Hop " oc '-' jHm»w> v ■« wore mcd in a way to induce people h> fceiier* they were the samenj Hop Bitter*. pretended remedies or ou.r.es* no mitter whMt n < their style or name is, and eapeciallj thoao " - with the word ,'\Hop" or tlMop* n ia their - • name cv in any way eonneotcd »kh iKim or; their name, are imitation* or ooooterfeita. Beware of them. Touch nonfe of tHam. Us*« nothing hat gentium American Hop Bitten. with a hunch or duftter of gjeen Hops on Urn " white label, add Dr Soule's mmc blown ia thoglasa. Tnttfc nothing else. DragpsU aj»i Ohemiats are warned against doaliagin iauta« tiona or counterfetta.' „:- , \ r