The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-30
MUNYON'S
CHALLENGE.
BE Makes a Bold PropO-
sition and Newspa-
pers Will In
vestigate.
5000 Walls MUNYON'S
RHEUMATIC CURE
Will Be Distributed Free From the
Post-Intelligencer Office, Begin
ming Monday Morning. December
80, at 9 0'clock-The Following
Letter Explains Itself:
To the Editor Of acknowledgement

To the Editor of Post-Intelligenceri
Having discovered a positive ana
speedy cure for rheumatism, | address
yon in the hope that You will give pup
licity 10 my claim. ! am well aware that
in making the bold assertion that have
discovered a positive cure for rheumatism
there will arise a strong doubt in the
minds OF the public as 10 the truth OK
this statement. and that a large majority
OF the people VIII class this new dis
covery with the Koch lymph failure and
the Brown-Sequard elixir-of-life delustons.
1t il TO overcome this prejudice that l
invoke the aid Of the press. court the
fullest investigation under your direct
and personal supervision. | would sug-
gest that the fairest and surest way 10
test the efficacy Of this remedy would
be for me TO send 5000 trial bottles 10
the Post-Intelligencer office, there 70 be
given out absolutely free" 10 all persons
afflicted with rheumatism; that the name
and address of each person who accepted
the remedy be entered in a book, and at
the end OF one week reporter be detailed
10 interview the parties who have taken
the medicine, and that the results or
each case be published with special per-
missionl in the Seattle newspapers. BY
this means there can be no deception or
fraud, and the value OF this remedy viii
stand or fall upon the testimony OF those
who have tried IT.
improbable as this statement may seem
TO you or TO those who have aootored for
years with the most skilltui physicians
without benefit, yet l affirm and / am
prepared to prove by over 2o0. 900 people
whom we have cured that this remedy
will cure acute or muscular rheumati sm
in from one to five days. II never falls
10 cure sharp. shooting pains In the arms,
legs, sides. back or breast, or soreness in
~ &c rr1tz lf1fsa ss1
promptly cure lameness. sctatica, lusn-
bago. stiff and swollen joints. sti6 back
and all pains In the hips and loins. II
seldom fails TO give relief after one or
two doses, and almost Invariably cures
before one bottle has been used.
We do not claim this remedy VIII cure
rheumatism where the limbs are twisted
out of shape. or where the disease is
complicated by n scrofuloGs diathess.
but by a careful record we find that this
remedy fails TO cure in only about 4 per
cent. OF the cases in which II has been
tried.
One of the strongest Recommendations
for this remedy is that il is absolutely
harmless and that person can take the
whole contents of bottle without the
slightest III effects. Unlike the medicines
used In ordinary practice for the cure of
rheumatism, such as iodide OF potash and
salicylic acid. which irritate the stomach
and kidneys without effecting cure. this
remedy acts as a strong tonic and is IN
valuable in building up weak and debili-
tated people.
Believing that there is no cause so holy
and inspiring. no vocation so lofty and
enrolling nothing so sure OF mans graft
tude and Gods blessings as an honest ef-
fort TO relieve suffering humanity, / beg
20 remain yours truly.
JAMES 81. MUNYON.
Free distribution % MUNYON'S Rheu-
matism Cure commences this morning at
o'clock from tho Post-InteIlig encer
once.
Let all interested be on hand.