The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-04
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gRIpAY......D DECEMBER 1, 1885
A PERSONA CARD.
A Matter In which abe Public shouId nave
nsal or Hnterest

lives In trying to capture the counter
felter ?
"Suppose he docs counterfeit gov
ernment bonds and notes, surely the
government Is rich enough 10 stand
any loss his act may confer I"
But the individual citizen could
III afford TO be put to continual flnan.
cIal loss II such desperadoes were let
go unwhIpped of justice.
II 10 only the valuable thing that is
counterfoited II is only In the light
Of purity and virtue that impurity
and Vice can be known. No one In
these days would counterfeit Con-
Tolerate bond or note.
People who commit fraud always
do II by Stimulating The highest viz
lure by proyIng on the cleanest
reputation, by employing The fair
name OF virtue with which to give
respectability 10 vice.
Let us explain : Seven or eight
years ago, so we have been Informed
many times In public prints, o New
York state gentleman was pronouced,
as many millions have been pro-
nouncsd before, Incurably sick Of an
extreme disorder. By suggestions
which he believed were providential,
he was lei to the use OF preparation
which had been for several yaers
employed by select few physicians
In New York city and ore or tive
other prominent places. The result
was that he was cured, he whom
doctors without number and Of con-
ceded ability said was Incurable.
Having secured possession OF the for
mula, absolutely and irrevocably, he
determined to devote portion Of his
accumulated wealth 70 the manufact-
ure and sale Of this remedy for the
benefit OF the many who suffer 80 he
suffered, In apparent, hopelessness.
In less than three years, 20 tFemen-
dous became the demand for this
remedy and so.exalled tho reputa-
tIon, that ho was obliged for bis pur-
poses TO erect laboratory and ware
house containing four and quarter
acres OF flooring and filled with the
most approved chemical aud manu-.
featuring devices. Probably there
never was q remedy that has won
such q meritorious name. such extra
ordinary sales and has accomplished
so much good for the race.
Unprincipled parties who flourish
only upon the ruins OF others, saw in
this reputation and sale an orpor-
tunIty to reaph golden harvest, mot
legltimateiy, not honorabIy) for which
purpose they have made limitations
and subetitutiens OF IL In every sec
tion Of the country, and many drug
gis,s, who can make a larger profit
on these imitation goods, often COM
promise their honor by forcing . sale
upon the unpostsd customer.
Yes, undoubtedly The manufaclur-
ers could well afford to ignore such
instances OF fraud so far as the effect
upon themselves Is concerned, for
their remedies have q constant and
unremItling sale, bat they feel It TO
be their duty TO warn the public
against such limitations and substltu-
tIons, non-secret and otherwise. The
individual who buys them and the
public who couDtsnances their sale
alone suffer In mind, body and estate
therefor.
The authors OF some ofihese fraud
ulent practices have been prosecuted
and sent to prison for their crimes,
but there Is another class who claim
TO know the formula OF this remedy
and one Sunday school journal, We
are told, has prostituted Its high and
holy calling so far as TO advertlse
that for twenty-five cents II will send
all new subscribers a transcript of the
w arner formula ! This formula, by
the way, must be a wonderfully
Kaleidoscope AFFAIR, for there Is
hardly a month passes when some
paper Is not issued which pretends
10 give the only correct formula
The manufacturers inform us that |
they would be perfectly willing that
the public should know VIII at the
true formula OF Warmers Safe Cure |
Is, (none that have been published |
are anything like It'd but even II
every man, woman and child ia the |
United States were as familiar with
this formula as with their A. B. Cs
they could not compound the remedy.
The method Of manufacture is 20. |
cret. It 10 impossible to obtain the
results that are wrought by this RENE. |
dy II one does not have the perfect |
skill acquired only by years OF prac- |
tice for compoundiDg and assimilat-
Ing the simple elements which enter
into its composition.