Daily Republican., 1885-11-25
APERsONAL CARD.


should Have . Deal OF Inferest.
To THE READERS OF THE REPUBLIctN.
Why does the government spend SO
much money and risk 40 many lives In
trying to capture the coun terfetterY
"Suppose he does coun terfeit govern
ment bonds and notes, surely the gov.
eminent Is rich enough to stand any
loss his act may conferF"
But the individual citizen could i'll
afford TO be put to continual financial
loss If such desperadoes were let go
unwhipped of justice.
1t Is only the valuable thing that Is
counterfeited; 1t Is only In the fight of
purity and virtue that impuvity and
vice can be known. No one in these
days would counterfeit Confederate
bond or note.
People who commit fraud always do
1t by stimulating the highest virtue; by
preying on the cleanest reputation, by
emp mploying the fair name Of virtue with
which to give respectability to vice.
Let ils explain: Seven or eight years
ago, no we have been informed many
times in public prints, New York
State gentleman was pronounced, as
many millions have been pronounced
before, tBcarably sick Of an extreme
disorder. By suggestions which he
believed were providential, he was led
| to the use Of preparation which had
been for several years employed by .
select few physicians In New York
city and one or two other prominent
. places, The result was that he was
cured, he whom doctors without mum.
Der and of conceded ability said was in.
curable. Having secured possession OF
| the formula, absolutely and irrevocably,
he determined to devote q portion Of
his accumulated wealth to the manu-
Ifacture and sale Of this remedy for the
benefit of the many who suffer as he
suffered, in apparent hopelessness. In
J less than three years, 80 tremendous
became the demand for this remedy
and 30 exalted the reputation, that he
was obliged for his purposes to erect a
Laboratory and warehouse containing
four and quarter acres of flooring and
filled with the most approved chemical
and manufacturing devices. Probably
there never was remedy that has won
such a meritorious name, such extraor'
dinary sales and has accomplished 30
much good for the race.
Unprincipled parties who flourish
|only upon the ruins Of others, saw in
this reputation and sale an opportunity
to reap golden harvest, (not legitimate
ly, not honorably) for which purpose
they have made limitations and substi-
ltutions of it in every section of the
country, and many druggists, who can
make larger profit on these imitation
goods, often compromise their honor by
forcing q sale npon the unposted
/ customer.
Yes, undoubtedly the manufacturer
Icould well afford to ignore such in
, stances OF fraud go far as the effect upon
i. themselves Is concerned, for theil
, rem edies have o constant and unremit
ting sale, but they feel 1t TO be theil
Iduty TO warn the public against suct
limitations and substitutions, non.secre
and otherwise. The Individual whit
buys them and the public who counte
lnances their sale alone suffer in mind
body and estate thereof.
The authors of some Of these fraudu
lent practices have been prosecuted ant
sent TO prison for their crimes, bu
their is another class who claim to know
the:formula of this remedy, and ON
Sunday school journal, We are told
has prostituted Its high and hol!
| calling 80 far as to advertise that TO
twenty-five cents 1t will send ali new
Isubscribers transcript Of the Warner
} formula. This formula, by the way
D II, tlst'be a wonderfully Kaleidoscope
Iaffair, for there is hardly month passe
, when some paper lis not issued whicl
) pretends to give the only correct for
! pula!
Tive manufacturers inform US tina
they would be perfectly willing tha
bche anblic should know what the tru'
1slnula of Warmers 5 safe cure is, (non'
, s.t ave been published are anything
Gsgt), but even If every man, womal
lana child in the United States were n
: familiar with this formula as with thei
q A C's they could not compound tn
! remedy. The method of manufactur
Is secret. 1t Is impossible to obtail
3 the results that are wrought by thi
Y remedy If one does not have the perfeC
q skill acquitted only by years of practic
for compouuding and assimilating tn
.Isimple elements which enter into II
q composition.
The learned DIR. Foster. the honore
{ head Of Clifton Springs sanitarium
!. once said that having roughly aualyze
a this remedy he recoQ Qnized that the elf
ments that composeiit were simple bu
he attributed the secret of ita power
L the method Of its compounding, anS
this method no one knows except th
o manufacturers and no one can &C
lquire 1t.
,rl Our advice to our readers, therefore
cannot be too strongly emphasized. A
you would prefer virtue to vice, gol
to dross, physical happiness to physics
a misery, shun the imitator and refus
d thereby to lend your aid financially
v those who seek to get, by trading upol
J, another's reputation and honesty,
d sale for wares and goods which on thei
Is merits are fit only TO be rejected as tn
n veriest refuse. You can neither aff0r
o to patronize such people nor can 20
II afford to take their injurious com
pounds into your system. When yo
call for Warmers Safe Cure see tha
the wrapper Is black with white letter
'. and that the wrapper and label bea
h an imprint of an iron safe, the trad
IL mark, and that safe 10 blown In Il
a back of the bottle and that a perfect l
{. promissory note stamp is over I'll
I. cork. You can't be imposed on II 20
observe these cautions.
We have the highest respect for Il
r remedy we have mentioned and Il
a. highest regard for the manufacturer
0. and we cannot too highly commen
pe their dignitied and considerst tone
. relation to those who would tIadu'
~ IN their fair name and ruin the best int
est Of the public in such matters.
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