The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-30

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prictOEs.s.Home Testimony TO the
Firm boIh-from 81. Louis and
Pittsburgh.
The Daily Commercial Of Pittsburgh of
a very recent date clipped from the 81.
Louis Globe an article relative to the
well known firm Of MesSrs. Heinz, Noble &
Co., proprietors Of tie anchor Pickle and
Vinegar Works" Of Pittsburgh, and also
OF Ut, Louis, and comments on the same
as follows, which We publish entire as
found in the columns Of that jOurnal-the
Commercial 1t speaks volumes for the
firm, Merchants and others interested in
the purchase Of Pickles, Vinegar, ETC.,
(which every household in the land have
in daily use,) should read the following:
1.-THE ANCHOR THAT HRLD."
"a WILL KNOWN PTTTsBURGH FIRM TAKES
A FIRST PRIZE AT TIE ST. LOUIS FAIR"
ut always gives US pleasure 10 note the
triumphs OF Pittsburgh houses after hav-
ing been brought in competition with
those Of other localities. One of the most
notable successes Of this kind lately
brought to our notice is that Of Heinz
Noble & Co, propriGtors Of the Anchor
Pickle and Vinegar Works, who obtained
for their goods displayed at the St. Louis
Fair, not only the award OF the first prize
by the committee, but besides the most
fAttering Testimonials from the entire
press OF that great Western metropolis.
In this section Of the country the house
has long been regarded as the tore
most one in the line, whose claim
there is none to dispute" and the excel
lence Of the articles prepared by the firm
is known TO almost every household. But
the Western branch hiss no! been so long
established and greater opposition had to
be encountered, other st. Louis houses,
prior to the advent Of Messrs. Heinz,
Noble s. Co., having in great measure
controlled the trade. In view Of these
facts, it will readily be seen that the
award Of the first premium at the st.
Louis fair Is q testimonial Of no ordinary
importance. AS we have said, all the ST.
Louis journals speak in the most flatter-
ing terms OF this enterprising firm, and
pay just tribute 10 their achievement.
In looking over these exchanges, our at
tention was particularly attracted BY an
article which we observed in the Globe
relative to the unusually fine display
made by the firm at the fair, and the
surprising success Of their Western branch
establishment. For the benefit OF the
trade, we reproduce It entire:"
Among the successful competitors al
the great 81. Louis Fair, We arc pleased
to mention the firm Of Heinz, Noble Il
Co., proprietors Of the Anchor Pickle and
Vinegar Works, No. 604 North Second
street, st, Louis. After careful exsmi-
nation Of the many displays in tho differ.
ent departments Of the great fair, we feel
that this firm are deserving Of more than
mere passing mention for their truly
magnificent display, as it was certainly
the finest display Of picked goods ever
made In this country, and We will en-
deavor TO give our readers some idea OF
their extensive and rapidly increasing
business, Their principal depot and fac
tory Ia located at Pittsburgh, Pa, where
their goods arc proCessGd and packed for
shipment to all points in the United
States and Territories. Their St. Louis
house, although but recently established
is handling more goods than any other
pickle house in the Western country, and
their Western and Southern trade ia in
creasing so rapidly that they have found
it necessary to make st. Louis their head.
quarters for this trade, owing 10 the su-
perior shipping facilities over any other
point, and they are now packing and
shipping direct from here to all points In
the South and West.
Their line Of goods is complete and Of
superior quality, and embraces greater
variety than that Of any other. growers
and manufacturers Of similar goods In
America. There is no longer any question
as regards tho quality OF their goods, as
they have been in tho market a sufficient
length OF time 10 have had fair trial, and
those who have sold and used them have
no hesitancy In pronounclng them perfect.
The firm claim land we think JUSTLY su-
periority over all other goods Of American
manufacture, and guarantee them equal
to any OF foreign importation. Let Us then
do away with prejudice, and no longer
continue the use Of foreign goods, but give
encouragement 10 those at home who have
succeeded in producing astandard article,
and therefore proved themselves deserv-
ing Of public patronage. They also man.
utacture all the different grades Of vinegar
used in the manufacture OF their celebrat.
ed picked goods, and, owing 10 the gu
periority Of this article, they have estab-
lished Tor It quite an extensive trade, and
II bids fair to become the standard vine
gar Of this country.
The firm is composed of young men oil
energy and and enterprise, with all neces.
sary experience and thorough knowl-
edge Of their business, and all their goods
are processed and packed under their
personal supervision, and as they sell no
goods excepting Of their own msnufac-
ture, they are always responsible Tor their
representations,
We will not attempt to name their line
Of goods in detail, but will refer our read.
ers 10 their St. Louis establishment, No.
504 North street, where they can be sup
piled with every article Of their manuIsc.
ture. We heartily congratulate them In
having been made the recipients Of the
first premium ofthis, our greatest Of great
fairs, and wish for them prosperous and
profitable trode.
The firm arc manufacturers and
packers Of English style pickles, vinegars,
American styleplckles in wood and glass,
horse radish, sauer kraut, catsup, sauces,
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