The Penn's Grove record., 1885-12-12
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ment bonds aud notes, surely
eminent is rich enough to stat
his act may confer !"
But the individual cilizsn could III
afford to be put to continual financial
loss II such desperadoes we're let 90 IN
whipped Of justice.
It Is only the valuable thing that 4
counterfeitsd; it is only In the light d
purity and virtue that impufity and vice
| can beknown. No one in these days
would counterieit q Confederate bond
or note.
People who commit fraud always do
1t By stimulating the highest yirtnea b.
prey1ng On the cleanesf reputatlop,
by employing the fair name Of ylrtrfl
with which to give responsibility ft
vice.
LET us explain: Seven or eight years
ago, so we have been informed many
times in public prints, q New Yorh
state gentleman was pronounced, q
many millions have been pronounced
before, incurably sick Of an extreme
disorder. BY suggestions which he be-
heved were proyidentiaI, he was led 10
| the use of o preparation which had been
for several years employed by q select
few physicians IN New York city and
one orstwc other prominent places. The
result was that be was cured. he whom
doctors without number and OF conceded
ability said was incuFabis. Having Sc
cured possession Of the formula, db8o.
suteLg and ~srrevocably, he determined
to devote o portion OF his accumulated
wealth to the manufacture and sale OF
this remedy for the benefit OF the many
who suffer as he suffered, In apparent
hopelessness. In less than three years,
SO tremendous became the demand for
this remedy and so exalted tho reputa-
ton. that he was Obliged for hiaR pur-
poses to erect q laboratory and ware
house containing four and o quarter
acres Of flooring and flied with the
most approved chemical and mAnufac-
turing devices. Probably there never
was a remedy that has won such q meri-
torious name, such extraordinary sales
and has accomplished 30 much good for
the race.
Unprincipied Parties who flourish
only 9tpon the RUNS Of Others, saw ia
this reputation and sale an opportunity
to reap a golden harvest, mot legiti.
mately, not h~onorabiy) for which pnr-
pose they have made limitations and
substi.utions Of it ia every section OF
the country. and many druggists. who
can make a larger profit on these imi-
tation goods, eftsn compromise their
honor by forcing . sale upon the nm
posted customer.
Yes, undoubtedly the manufacturers
could well afford to ignore Huch IN
stances OF fraud so far as the effect upon
Themselves is concerned, for their renee
dies have q constant and nnfe1nitting
sale. but they feel 1t to be their duty to
,yarn the public against suchsimitationa
and anbstitutlons, non-secret and other
wise. The individual who buys them
and the public who countenances their
sale alone suffer in mind, body and es-
tate therefor.
The authrs Of some of these fraHdu-
lent practices have been prosecuted and
sent to prison for their crimes, but there
is another class who clam to know the
formula of this remedy and one Sunday
school journal, we are told, has prosti.
tuted its high and holy calling so far as
to advertise that for twenty-five cents It
will send all new subscribers q tram
script OF the Warmers formulal This
formula, by the way, must be q Won
derfully Kaleidoscope affair, for there
is hardly q month passes when gone
paper is not issued which pretends to.
drdeInula
INFORM us that
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ow what the aae sorre-