The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-04-04
SALMAGUNDI.
THAT OFFER OF $4,000.

Our readers will doubtless call to mind
the offer so widely advertised for the past
ten years by H. II. Warner & Co., the
proprietors of Warmers Safe Cure and
Warmers Log Cabin Remedies, that they
would pay $4,000 to any person who
would prove TO an impartial referee that
they had ever published testimonial
that was not genuine SO far as they
knew
This offer had the ring of honesty about
it, and as the matter has an especial in
terest just now we give a copy of the
order as it appears in the Messrs. H. H.
Warner & Cos. pamphlet:
ssg%AN OFFER OF $5,OOOOO ST
Every Testimonial published by us IS
Bona Eide, and SO far as we know, is
absolutely true. To any one who VIII
prove the contrary to an impartial ref
cree we will give SIS, 900.
II. H. WARNER 6, co.
Rochester, N. Y, January 2, 1883.
We ask the readers careful attention
to the following testimonials, as bearing
on the offer, and their unbiased opinion
of the same with reference to the S., OOO
Iowa CITY, Ia, June so, 1SSS.-Some
weeks since my daughter had a severe at
tack of rheumatism. She was persuaded
to take one bottle of Warmers Safe Cure
and one of Warmers Safe Rheumatic Cure,
and has entirely recovered. We think it
wonderful, as twice before she had been
confined to her bed for months with it.
Mrs. SYLvANUs JOHNSON.
camp VERDE, Arizona, Oct. 81, 1885,
For nearly year l suffered from gravel,
and was under the trea tment of doctor.
l took a great deal of medicine, but it all
seemed to fail. I then began with War
ner's Safe CUE, and after using one bot
tie of it began to get better; go: another
bottle, and took half of it. The gravel
stone left me, and began to mend. am
now feeling as we'll as ever did in my
life,-MRs. DOLLY MASON.
231 Myrtle Ave-, BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov.
1SSS.-In 1866 WIS attacked with kid
ney disease, and suffered for twenty years
applying often for advice to medical men
of high standing, without any apparent
relief. In 1886 l was advised to try War
ner's Safe Cure, and after having used
fifteen bottles of it l was completely
cured, and am harpyto state that have
never felt the disease since in any FORM
P. B. McMULLEN.
NEWARK. N. Y, June 20, 1SSS.-Last
winter was attacked with severe kidney
difficulty, which incapaeitated me for
work, severe pains in the small of the
back, attended with almost constant
aching on the least exertion. suffered
much pain, the passage of water was
severe trial, accompanied with much
scalding and redness of the urine. I felt
was suffering from premonitory SYM
toms of Bright's Disease. 1procured
bottle Of Marner's Safe Cure, and after
taking the first bottle fit se much i'm
proved that l continued to take it to tbs
extent of four bottles. am now a new
man, able to do good hard days work,
with no recurrence of any trouble with
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w. PLAss.
There is no getting away from such tes-
timony as the above. The offer is genu=
inc. In fact Messrs. H. H. Warner & Co.
have always requested that doubters
should write direct to persons g living ties
timonials, lenclosing stamp and who
are of necessity, in the great majority of
cases, totally unacquainted with the
firm.
In Is cities where the electric plants
are owned and operated by the public,
the average cost per light per night is
1874 cents; while in rs towns where the
plants are owned and operated by pri-
vate corporations the cost is AZ cents
light per night, or nearly 400 per cent.
more.
A class in journalism Is about to be Or
; gained in the University of Minnesota,
and it is reported that the professor is
making arrangements to have the best
productions of her pupils published in the
Minneapolis papers. "The fact should be
noted, however, that this report emanates
from THE St.Paul Pioneer Press. New
York Tribune
Come off! There is a limit to St. Paul's
malevolence for Minneapolis citizens.
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