Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-14
A PERSONAL CARD.
A Matter 10 Which the Public Should
Have Deal of Interest

n matter 10 which the Public Should
Have Deal of Interest
To the readers of the RECORD UNION:
Why does the Government spend so
much money and risk so many lives in
trying to capture the counterfeiter?
Suppose he does counterfeit Govern
ment bonds and notes, surely the Govern
ment is rich enough to stand any less his
act may conferl"
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
counterfeitei; it is only in the light OF
purity and virtue that impurity and vice
can be known. No one in these DAYS
would counterfeit a Confederate bond or
note.
People who commit fraud always do il
by Stimulating the highest virtue by prey
ing on the cleanest reputation, by employ
ing the fair name Of virtue with which ia
give responsibility to vice.
Let us explain Seven or eight years ago
so we have been informed many times in
public prints, New York State gentleman
was pronounced, as many millions have
been pronounced before incurably 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 number and of conceded ability
said was incurable Having secured pos
session of the formula, absolutely and ir-
revocably, he determined to devote por-
ton 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
the reputation, that he was obliged for his
purposes to erect a laboratory and ware
house containing four and quarter acres
of flooring, and filed with the most ap-
proved chemical and manufacturing de-
vices. Probably there never was a remedy
that has won such meritoriOus name, such
extraordinary sales and has accomplished
so much good for the race.
Unprinciped parties, who flourish only
upon the ruins of others, saw in this repII-
tation and sale an opportunity to reap a
golden harvest mot lcgitimately, not hon
orably), for which purpose they have made
limitations and substitutions 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 sale upon the unposted
customer.
Yes, undoubtedly the manufacturers
could well afford to ignore such instances
of fraud so far as the effect upon them
selves is concerned, for their remedies
have constant and unremitting sale, but
they feel it to be their duty TO warn The
Puoiic against such italoils anu suostltu-
t I, iioL,secTet anu otherWise; Inc IN
oiNluual VINO buys thehl ana the pup
VINO c0untehanee thelr SAFE alone suffer III
MIMI Iri oouy ana estate 'heFeior'
l nc auI I VI soine Vi tneSe lrauouieh'
Practlces hiie peeI pIOsecuIed ana seht 10
prison. ior iheiF CRIMES, put tnere IS another
class VINO claim 10 KNOW the formula OF
thls remedy ana one SUNDAY school
journal we are toiu' mas prosututeu lis
hlgn anu holy calllngs SO lar as 10 adj
Vertlse that Tor twenty-five cents 1t will
S sen al new subscribers transcript OF the
warner formula ms formular. by the
way must pe "oilderiully KaleluoScopic
ahair' Tor there Is hardly month passes
Wheh some paper Is not issued when pre-
tei0s 10 give the only correct formula
Inc manufacturers INFORM US That they
would be perfectly willing that the public
Snoulu know what the true formula oil
aTner SAFE cure Is none that have
oeen puphsheu are anything IKE II bu'
even II every man, woman and child IN
the United States were as familiar with
TINS formula as their a - C's, they could
not compound the remedy. The method OF
manufacture IS secret. 1t is impossible
to obtain the results that are wrought by
this remedy II one does not have the per-
feet skill acquired only by years of practice
Tor compromising and asslmllailng the SIM
pie elements which enter into It's compo-
sluon.
The learned DR.. Foster, tho honored
head OF Clifton Springs sanItarium. once
sad that having roughly analysed this
remedy, he recognized that the elements
that compose 1t were simple, but he attrib-