The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-11-08
WHISKY AND TOBACCO

WHISKY AND TOBACCO.
shake Yourselves Free From
These Evils.-.An Oppor.
tunity Given.
To the citizens OF Sank Center and
vicinity:-I want to call your attention
to the following letters 1 have had a
branch of the Liquor Cure at St. Cloud
for nearly two years and have had let
tiers by the hundred omtormer patients.
can be found at Hansen & Emerson's
drug store where parties desiring to see
me can do SO. Liquor cure guaranteed
$45.00, tobacco cure $500.
CLEARwATER. Mimi. Feb. Sd, 1893.
To whom it may concern:-
After using tebt eco for fifteen years I
took the Tobacco Cure that Mr.. ]. P.
Dayison is agent for, and am now as
free from feeling the want OF tobacco as
l was before commenced the use of It.
l have often tried ty stop and succeeded
for while. then went back to the use of
it again, for the want of something that
could not get along without. also
smoked cigarettes and inhaled the smoke
1would never own up I was slaye to
tobacco but / was. and l know it. l
was prevailed upon to try the Tobacco
Cure and did so. took three bottles
and took them faithfully. according to
instructions. and now I am absolutely
free from the habit and have no desire
for tobacco. in fact I can't bear The
smell off it. II the cure could free ne of
the habit it can cure the worst cases on
record forI was cigarette 6end, if there
ever was one. I smoked continuously,
inhaling the smoke. 1 have often left
the table when was eating to 90 and
smoke. will cheerfully answer any
questions sent to me.
C.E. TowNLEY,
Hampton, MINI.
HAMPTON, MINI, Aug. /, 1894.
!. P. DAWSON
Dear Sir:-In reply to your letter of
inquiry, state never have used tobacco
in any form nor do crave tor it. You
can use me az reference and will do
you all the good can.
Yours Truly.
-. c. e. +.
Townley was local editor Clearwater
News.
KENosHA, Wis.,, Apr. 1s, 1894.
Dear Mr. Davison:--
Twas indeed very glad to hear from
you to know what you were doing. how
succeeding ETC., and your letter answered
all the inquiries. quite to my satisfac-
ton. might perhaps have expected
you were still a worker in the "Gold
Cure" NV experience suggests Col
den Cure" temperance movement, to
which Is open % wide field. I must
certainly hope your wider field will yield
you comparatively greater harvest,
not only in cash returns, but in the con.
sciousness Of having done still greater
and wider spreading good: You may
say to your patients, that you came
across broken down lawyer in south
ern Wisconsin, once fairly educated, and
possessed of some abilities, which if
properly cultivated and preserved might
have made him of some worth to society
and the world. but that foul, fascinating,
devilish, devouring, invisible. insiruating
spirit Of wine got hold of him and drove
him to ruinous dust. Tell them that
one day good angel came across Pike
Greek to me laden or bearing a message
Of mercy in the shape of letter from ].
P. Dawson, holding out to me the olive
branch Of life and safety, with an offer
to come and be healed, take the cure and
be converted, not in the old orthodox
fashion, but converted from a poor
miserable drinking. unhappy:wretcht to
a sober, and so far AS may be, aspiring
man.
Paint this picture for them. Paint it
dark aud gruesome as You can, only leav.
ing one little hope of life smouldering,
almost extinct. to which you may point
and say the cure applied famed that
little spark into a fa:ne,I ia living, bright
luminous flame, that my yet shed its
light upon some other soul so near the
brink OF perdition. Yes, point them to
that spark and perchance a raw of ligh,
may CLEAN therefrom that may light mp
some other poor discouraged. down
trodden heart. which may be yearning
for some warm, soothing, cheering light
to enter ana stimulate it to a higher,
better life, to more noble. useful endeav-
or. You may tell them too, the heart Of
that poor fellow down in Wisconsin is
full Of gratitude to !. p. Dawson and his
liquor cure for his salvation from life
that was worse than death.
did not intend to write temperance
lecture Tor you, but my old breast il full
Of it now DAYS. / hear from my family
regularly and they all keep well. My
wife Of course Is happy in the conscious
ness that l am safe rs she expresses it.
She knows where am. God bless her
devoted heart. She has chung to me in q
way that only the truest. strongest love
could inspire her to do. ] shall get to