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Show A LIVELY DOCTOR VET. Certain parties, moved by malicious jealousy of the merited success of the great chemist and advertiser, Dr. H. X. Ilelmbold, are trying to squelch him by printer's ink a capital mistake. mis-take. The Buohulic advertiser knows all about that compouua anu cueum-try cueum-try enables him to change it to gold. He has amassed his princely IU tune by compounding valuable medicines :uid advertising them with liberality find generosity. The latest fiasco of his envious enemies was their trying to make a trivial accident to the Doctor Doc-tor while gunning, a medium of attack at-tack by magnifying it iuto an attempt at j'clo de sc. Tho indomitable pharmaceutist phar-maceutist is not to be thus put out of the way. lie can be seen every day it No. Broadway, hard at work as ever directing bis mammoth manulac tory and arranging advertisements to bring his remedies to the knowledge of all. Ue intends to be the most eminent emi-nent and wealthy chemist in the world, and moreover to link his name with remedies which will maintain the foremost fore-most rank as long as medical science shall exist- His star is yet in tho ascendant. as-cendant. His flag still floats. "Long may it wave." -Veto York Standard August '2'k |
