Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-29
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How many times this invitation is
given every day in our country and how
seldom the invitation is refused. II is
said by our best statisticans that every
pine men out of ten smoke and that
there are nearly fifty millions OF cigars
smoked IN the United States every day
and among the great variety of cigars
that are maie probably not more than
one III hundred is fit TO smoke. The
great desire of men-the sudden accu-
mutation of wealth-has led them into
all the known devices of this fast age. 10
adulterate and thereby cheaper the cost
and increase the profit OF the producer
And among our cigar manufacturers they
have learned to use inferior tobacco and
tlavorlng 1t with poisonous drug to i'm.
itate our imported cigar.
We are happy to state, however, that
we have in WATERFOWL a firm, NJ, ssrs
Wiggenhorn Bros, Cigar Manufacturers,
who are above reproach For 81 years
they have been engaged in that branch
of trade and have built up a business
that is we'll known throughout the
Northwest And we know of no good
smoker that will not bear us out in the
assertion that their goods give better sat
isfaction than any other cigar made
In the country. Their La Flora Conn
mercial. Ell Pomona, Short but Sweet and
Latest Out are known so we'll that their
mail orders would keep large force of
men at work to supply the demand.
Another scheme of the cigar manufact-
urers is to advertise their goods extern
siyely and you can hardly pick up
newspaper but you will find some brand
of cigar advertised 10 flaming colors such
as "Tansil's Punch" Buck" and Ca
BILE" cigars but we think the verdict OF
our smokers is that they put more money
in advertising the goods than they do in
keepingi up the quality Of their cigar.
Messrs. Wiggenhorn Bros. have worked
their way to fame and fortune by making
q superior quality of goods and have used
the very best material and have given
their business their full attention, looking
after every department in its fullest de-
tails. During 1884 when the business
depression was general and many of our
cigar manufacturers shut down or failed.
Messrs. Wiggenhorn Bros. not only kept
their army of men at work but they are
now constructing factory which will
give them one of the most complete in
stitutions in all its appointments to he
found in the state. Their success is due
to that strict attention to their business.
their honesty in using the best material
and in placing their goods upon the mar.
ket in neat, tasty manner, and always
prompt in filling orders. They employ
from 30 to Is men and manufactured in
1884 about two million cigars.
In their best grade of goods, like the
La Flora, Commercial, ETC., they use the
very best Havana tobacco, having used
in 1883 over ten tons of the finest quality
of Havana and Sumatra tobacco, and
sell the cigars made out of this choice
stock at prices to compete with the doc.
tored stuff sold by. some of our Eastern
manufacturers. This is one of the reasons
why they should succeed, and we believe
that honest goods in this country will
ultimately win, and when you want a
good smoke, smoke that you will enjoy,
do not fail to get one of Wiggenhorn
Bros cigars, and after you have smoked
it you will not want to smoke any other.