Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-10

"A DISCUSSION Oh O1l "n1cn develops
Some Wonderful Facts.
Olean. n. T.. Democrat (EditoriaD, Jan. go 1883.
1t dull day among the boys who sit around
the OIL Exchange rooms and watch the UPS and downs
OF the oil market. Some of the oil members tell
ing stories of the days when they sod oil for S bar
REL snd then laughed to think that in these degenerate
times they all anxously looking for it to strike the
dollar mark ''Think Of it, boys" said old veteran
producer who with varying fortune and poverty has
followed the and downs Of the oil excitement from
the days of Pit Hole to the latest rush to Cherry Grove
and Forrest County, think of it, boys! If could 20
out and sell little production to-day for $40 Sl2
barrel, as in ye olden times! Whew! Wouldn't there
be lively times in these neck % woods And then think
of grubbng along on 70 or 80 cent DILL 1t makes me
sick TO think Of it."
Sick? WELL should say So" sal another old vet
eran, raising his eyes from daily paper he had been
perusng. There's no more oney in the oil business
at the present prices tell you boys let all into
the patent medicine business! Here is telegram in
this paper which says that H Il. Warner Co of Ro
chester. n. " have received unsolicited orders during
the past week for their Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
amour ing to 100000. That's the business for
money"
Yes and for Rouging the public tool" said the first
speaker III bet champagne supper for the crowd
even with oil at eighty cents BARREL that the Democrat
reporter there to drug store in the place.
and Interview every who has taken bottle of
that medicine, and he can't find whom it has
benefited"
: he bet was accepted (and an order that the cham
payne might not be wasted 1.-THE reporter sailed forth to
settle the matter.
Mayor Coon was in his large drug store on Union
street, when he was accosted by our Faber pusher.
Doctor, said the reporter-for Mr.. Coon is not only
Mayor of the city, President of the Board of Educa
ton. and most highly esteemed citizen generally but
Is an Old practicng physicIan- Can you give me any
Information regarding the Warner Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure?"
''Wel. young man, can answer your question very
aaIl acf Cafo (N,,ra
other medicine in my store and what is more. can
give that remedy my strongest personal Endorsement.
dc nave USED 1t with the best results in my own family
ana KNOW OF many instances where it has performed
wonderful work. regard 1t most valuable prepa-
ration for diseases of the kidneys and liver D. Car
Penter man who lives 9th street. the Meto-
dist Chapel, afflicted for two years with kidney
troubles, excessive urnation and rheumat l adj
vsed him to take Warmers Safe Cure. and after using
three bottles he WIS completely cured, and is
well as ever"
Mayor Coon gave the names Of arge number Of
people who had used it. and always with good results.
d. M Bakesee, the Oldest druggist in the city, said
mo remedy can have such large and continuous sale
az Is the case with Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
without having virtue In it. The people re quick to de-
tect frauds. and poor remedy will go down.
Warner's Cure consider one of the best medicines In
use."
j. b. Smith reported that he sold more of Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, by large ma joriy than
any other remedy. have used it myself with great
OF hundred people in this place who have used it
and always with beneficial results. always strongly
recommend it to all suffering with kidney and liver
troubles"
Mr.. W. W. Ball. In his handsome clothing store in
the Pierce block. in reply to questions. said: ''For
more than two years terrible sufferer from dis
ease OF the kidneys. and have paid hundreds of dol
lars without receiving any permanent bene
nt For the past have been compelled to lose on
an average. more than weeks time every month be-
cause OF this trouble was unable to get to my store
was In constant pain. had Door appetite could not
sleep and suffered as I never want to again. con-
tlnued to grow worse. although continually paying out
large doctors bill. Finally commenced taking War
ners Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, with little faith,
however, In receiving any benefit Even after taking
the first three bottles detected but slight improve
ment, but was bound to give it q fair trial. took
three more. when I felt like new man. Every symp-
tom OF the disease has vanished and 1t is several
months sinceI ceased taking it. and have not felt as
well in ten years. 1t has made a new man OF me-"
DO you know OF other cases where it has been used
benefciaily?"
Yes, 1 have an uncle, F. NJ. Ball. of Hickory, Pa,
VINO was given up to die by the ply sicians He had
docored thousands of dollars worth yet without bene-
tit but he was finally at the eleventh hour induced to
try warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and he Is
now well man. This know to be true. Yes am
perfectly willing my name shall be referred to- for
can give 1t my cordial endorsement would not take
and be placed back where before using this
remedy"
pr Lambert Whitney has been q practicfne physi-
Clan In Olean for half century and is known far and
near by wide circle Ct people. He sometime ago re-
red on an ample fortune. but is very frequently called
upon Dy nls Old patients and he rarely refuses sum-
mons OF this kind although he has turned his 10th year.
have used VAN ers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure in
my family for some time and it has become an indis-
pensaoie remedy with us. My wife has been greatly
benefited by Its and would not be without it, I
consider 1t wonderful preparation for the especial
purpose for which it is recommended"
Our reporter sited at least fifty people in one after
hoon who had used it. and in every instance it was
strongly recommended. and in all cases had proved
beneficial and where persisenty used directed had
always perfected cure. The array of evidence was
surely surprising and the conclusion was indisputabe
that the genuine Warmers Cure here of worth
less imitations) all and more than it is recommended
to be-a sure cure for all kidney and liver troubles for
young and old. The preudices that may still exist in
the minds OF some against proprietary medicines should
not at least apply to this won derful remedy.
And go the wager was won, aud the supper was duly
celebrated. 1t