The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-10
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uiCiOu Cu0t you pay I'LL my Oils during
this session of court"
Agreed, sir" said the junior.
Evidence, Observation-Disclosures"
At the end of the month the Judge
reminded the young man of his prom.
Use.
II recall no such promise"
"Ah, but you made it,
"Your evidence, please?"
And the judge, not having any wit
nessee, lost case for once!
The man who can produce indisput.
able evidence wins public favor. had
an interview yesterday with the most
successful of American advertisers,
whose advertising is most successful
because always backed by evidence.
What styles Of advertising do you
nse" ] asked HI. H. Warner, Esq.
Display, reading matter and para
graphs Of testimonials"
"Haye you many testimonials"
In answer he showed ME a large
cabinet chock-full. I'VE have enough
to ill Boston, New York, Chicago, St.
Louis and Philadelphia morning
papers,"
DO you publish many OF theml"
"Not q tithe. Wonderful as are
those wedo publish, We have thousands
like them which we cannot use. WHY
not! Let metellyou. warmers safe
cure has probably been the most sue
cessful medicine for female disorders
ever discovered. Wehavetestimoni
from ladies of the highest rank, but it
would be indicate to publish them.
Likewise many statesmen, lawyers,
clergymen, doctors OF world wide fame
have been cured, but we can only refer
to such persons in the most guarded
terms, as We do in our reading arti-
cles."
"Are these reading articles success
ful?"
''When read they make such an in,-
preston that when the evil days of
i'll health draw nigh they are remem-
berel, and Warmers safecure sused.a
"No, sir, it is not necessary now, as
at first, to do such constant and ex-
tensive advertising. A meritorious
medicine sells itself after it's merits are
known. We present just evidence
enough to disarm skeptics and to I'M
press the merits of the remedies upon
new consumers. We feel it to be our
duty to do this. Hence, best to &C.
complish our mission of healing the
sick, we have to use the reading-article
style. People won't read plain testi-
eyes, sir, thousands admit that had
they not learned of Warmers safe cure
through this clever style they would
still be ailing and still impoverishing
themselves in fees to unsuccessful
practitioners Itwould do your soul
good to read the letters of thanksgiv-
ing we get from mothers grateful for
the perfect auccess which attends
Warmers safe cure when used for chill
dren, and the surprised Qualifications
with which men and women OF older
years and impaired vigor, testify to the
youthful feelings restored to them by
the same MEANS"
care these good effects permanently"
"O all the cases of kidney, liver,
urinary and female diseases we have
cured, not two per cent: report re-
turn of their disorders. Who else can
show such record?"
"What is the secret of Warmers
safe cure permanently reaching SO
many serious disorders?"
"I.will explain by an illustration:
The little town OF Plymouth, Pa, has
been plague-strieken for several months
because its water supply was careless
ly poisoned. The kidneys and liver
are the sources of physical well-being.
If polluted by disease, all the blood
becomes poisoned and every organ is
affected and this great danger threat
ems every one, who neglects to treat
himself promptly. l was nearly dead
myself OF extreme kidney disease, but
what is now Warmers safe cure cured
me, and know it is the only remedy
in the world that can cure such dis
orders, for tried everything else in
vain. Cured by it myself, l bought it
and, from a sense of duty, presented;it
to the world. Only by restoring the
kidneys and liver can disease leave the
blood and the system"
A celebrated sanitarian physician
once said to me. .':"The secret of the
wonderful success ofWarneer's safe cure
is that it is sovereign over all kidney,
liver and urinary diseases, which pri-
marily or secondarily makeup the ma
jority of human ailments, like all
great discoveries it is remarkably sim
pie"
The house of H. H. Warner & Co.
stands dessrvedly high in Rochester,
and it is certainly matter of congratu.
lation that merit has been recognized
all over the world, and that this sue.
cess has been pnqqalifiedly deserved.