The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26
APEHsOEAL CARD.
A Matter in which the Public should
Have "a Deal of Interest.

a Matter IN Whicn the fupuc nhouAu
Have "a Deal of Interest.
To the Readers of TIE HERALD:
Why docs the government spend so
much money and risk so many livos
in trying to capture tho sountsrfeiter?
aSupposs he does counterfeit gov
ernmsnt oonds and notes, surely tao
noyerumert is rich enough 70 atIad
any ioss his oct may confer"
Int tte indlyidusl citizen could u
afford to bo pug to continual Hnaucial
loss il snch depersdoss wers leb go un-
whippsc OF justice.
1t sonly the vsiusbls thinS that is
oounterIeitsd; is only in the light OF
purity and virtue that imparity and
vice can be- known. No one in thsse
days.wOuld counterfeit q Confederate
bond or note,
!, People who commit fraud always do
1t by Stimulating the hiSacst virtus;
By preying on th6 oleanest rapniaoion,
BY employing tho fair name OF virtue
with which 20 lgiye responsibility TO
vice.
Let us explain: Seven or eight years
ago, so we have been informed many
times in public prints, Now YORK
State gentleman was pronounced, Gs
many millions have b5en prOnouuced
before, incurably eick OF an extreme
disorder. By suggestions which he
Believed were pfoy,dential, he was isd
to the use OF q preparation Which hso
< been for several years employed by q
select few physicians In New YORK
City and in one or two other
was thet he was cured;
Ne whom doctors without num-
: Der and OF conceded ability, said was
incurgb;e. Having secured possession
Of the formula, absolutely and irrevc-
cably, he determined TO dev0te por-
ton of his accumulated wealth TO the
manufacture and sale OF this remady for
the benefit OF the many who suffer ss
he suffered, in apparent hopelessnogs.
s In less than three years so tremendous
became tho demand for this remedy
4 and SO exalted The reputation, that he
was obliged for his purposes TO erect o
laboratory and warehouse containlng
four and 6 quarter acres of flooring ana
flled with The most approved chemical
and manufacturing devices. Probably
there never was o remedy that has won
such o meritOriOus name, such extra
ordinary snles and has accomplished
80 much good for the race.
Unprincipled parties who flourish
only upon the ruins OF others, saw in
this reputation and sale IN oppp1-
tuniEy To reap 8 golden harvest, (not
legitimatoly, not honorably) for which
purpose they have made limitations
and substitutiops of it in every Sec
ton oil tho country, and many or the
druggistS who can make larger profit
on these imitation goods, often com.
promise their honor by forcing sale
upon the unposted customer.
81 Yes. undoubtedly the manufacturers
could well afford to ignore such in
stances Of fraud so far as the effect
upon themselvee is concerned, for tho 7
remedies have q constant and
feel 1t 30 ba thsir duty to wern the
public against slch limitations and
4 subatitutions. noh'secret enc other-
wise. Tho Individual who iosgs Ghem
and the public who gcGu 10 lalces
their sale alone sujiex II miad, body
and estate therefor.
The authors OF come OF these fraudu-
lent prsctices have been prosecuted
and sent to prison for their crimes, but
there is smother class who claim to
know the formula of this remedy, and
! one Sunday school journal, we are
\ told, has pr0stituted its high end holy
4 calling 70 fer as to advertise that for
N Is cents it will send all new sub
scribers transcript Of the Warner
formula! This formula, by tho way,
!. must bo q wonderfully Kaleidoscope
4 8Lx8lTs lOf bNor0 10 uafuiy 10 MVhbh
I passes when some paper is not issued
!; which pretepds to give the only cor
1 rect formula!
e. The manufacturers inform us that
I they would be perfectly willing that
4 the public should know. what tho true
s formula of Warmers safe cure Is, (none
that have been published are anything
( ike ~ but even If every man, woman
\ 40 Guild in tho United States were as
. familiar with this formula as with
q their A B C's they could not compound
& the remedy. The method Of manu-
q 5aoture is secret. 1t Is impossible to
n obtain the results that are wrought by
4 this remedy IL one does not have the
X perfect skill acquired only by years OF
6rictice for compounding and assim-
. 5lnting the simple elements which en-
Z fef into its composition.
r The learned DIR. Foster, the honored
8 head Of Clifton Springs sanitariaii,
y once said that having roughly ana
u lived this remedy he recognised that
3fh0 elements that comnose it were aim
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