The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-28

raced All coilcoth account Al all heMId' .,..,
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noucn sirnpv stau- the eunS queues he severe
Ahrndan, un,' hastctn allow, d. aud 40 consideration
n, rcor, desire thtc 70 proceed aud to usc every
i.v Nb,ri Lrs hcu 49, rroki, ssv dch,d nnd to spare
mother trouble cNcn-c IN thy nhurs that ts case
agent. who might be- tempted 10 pursue thc -ane
INNS. very truly. Lr.H BRowN
Both these circulars wcro Autographs. or
printed by some other process. and mailed tho
same M circulars. We hayo several copies re-
ccivrd by different persons The words. late
Assistant United States Attorney" and arrest
md criminal prosecution" with the sincere old
Qunkor's evident intention TO spare mother
trouble nor expense to make said pnrty amen
able to the law" seem TO have terrified the poor
agents Many OF them generally shcllcd out
without further ado. They saw the old Quaker
brandishing his legal torch in front Of them
and dropped on thcir knees How II operated
may be seen by the following lettor from Mr..
Davis:
was Induced by q nattering circular from
one Lyman Brown to take the agency for his
medicine called hydrangea. or seven banks. |
got rid OF the FIRST supply quite readily on my
own recommendation. SO sent Lyman Brown
what money had on hand. and ordered an
other supply. without waiting to see how the
meGdie Inc would turn out, / found could not
on %SF0 FGIpT S apf Ss 5 Gas @i
telling him thSt could not sen ne medicine.
could with T. Soon aIt.r ,6ls | got
tend %Ti to to ANYTHING. VIZ Eyon V' now I cannot
60 across th, house without my ,crutches; |
wa, in my bed for a long time, and some OF the
On tho 9th inst. | got a threatening letter
from man who claims To- be Lyman Brown :
attorney. l., W, Emerson. send you thc, same.
tell M what they can do with me. and what |
had better do in this trouble. ] am old, and |
don't want 10 gct into tho clutches Of tho law.
| haye lived over sixty years without having
any law trouble. and hate To pny "A man money
when have obeyed his instructions and lost
man and have not been able to earn my living
for nearly four years. | see tough times.
Mr.. Isaac n. Sloppy writes as follows:
have been an ngcnt for LYMAN Brown. and
have tried his hydrangea. and have had It tried.
aud II has failed to give Satisfaction In all cnscs.
| had 10 refund the money To- those persons who
claimed that It did not give satisfaction. This
was according TO TN" agreement in Lyman
Brown circular Now he demands pay for tho
medicine that got no las for. want TO know
II he il "a real Quaker. / thought they did not
lie or stenL He has sent me letter from his
lawyer demanding his pay. send 1t to YOU.
and the circular or bogus agreement which he
sends with the letter and on which he expect,
To- collect pay. | also send you the right and
true agreement between me and Lyman Brown.
II is arge circular in blue print, which please
10 read carefully
These are specimens OF several letters tina,
we have received. We print them for the in-
formation Of those who ask uue stions concern
ing Lyman Brown. Personally. We know Moth
ing about the good old Quaker Our read
ors must Judge for Themselves. We lay before
them the same means Of Judging that we pos
scss.