The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-14
"REMINISCENCES or ROCHESTER,.
The Falls of tho genesec and sam Pntch's
Fatal Lea ,-Oac of ats business
Houses and its Great Magnitude


Fatal Lens-oac of ats business
Houses and its Great Magnitude.
The ore ent tloods, winch ara either de-
vsstaiing or threatening The oOuutry ia
every direction. arr Justly cause Tor ,pprc
hension No matter whether they come
sund-uly or By slow degrees, they are in
either SO a great evil AID much TO he
dreaded, and yet America vii ALWAYS hr
troubled by these spriug overtiOws. Prob
ably the most disastrous one that was ever
known, occurred In Rochester, New York
abuui twenty years ago. The Genesee riv
er Just above the falls where Sam Patch
maze his final and fatal leap, became conf
peiely blpckaded by ice, forming an im.
parsaole dam, and the water coming down
the Geuesee river overlooked the principal
pDrtioA of the city Of Il chester. This ca
'astTopho would have been repeated he
present. year had not the energy aud lore
sight OF the city authorities prevented it,
me writer happened TO be 10 Rochenter at
that time and was greatly interested in the
manner in which this great catastrophe was
ayerted. Every few moments roar like
the peals OF thunder or the booming OF can
non would be beard. and Ia order to see
Tins ice blasting process the writer went to
The top OF the new Warner building, which
overlooks the Genesee river. From here ne
was not only enabled To see the process I'M
building which has luet been completed.
Thin Is unquestlona0ly the finest building
devoted 30 business end manu- iAotUring
purposes in America, being entirely Are
proof eight stories nigh aud contoiniug
over Jour and quarter ncres OF flooring.
Mr.. Warner treated your correspondent
very courtaouslY, and in the ocufee of The
conversation said:
We arc doing tremendous ousiptss end
are far behind lea our orders TIT "a the
season OF the yesr whsn people, 20 mater
bow strong their constitution mag b., feel,
more or less, TIE pain and indispo iiglon, .he
headaches, colds, neuralgia, Iheu ma''sm,
duli uaiUs. sore throats, coughs-sl the
| ,00l IL that ilesh is heir 70 come ~ this
lime Of the year, II az a |. J. 10 natu.
raj. therefore, that we shonld 90 very busy.
This is specially true OF our Safe Rheumatic
Cure and IL l. crowding us very sharply tor
a new remedy"
Singular. but had forgotten that you
do not advertise TO cure all diseases from
one hottie, az is done generally by many
other med cine men, but l supposed War
ner's Safe Cure was for the cureo rheuma-
tism 1"
"And 80 II has been un iii our remedy
which was especially for rheumatism and
was introduced. We have been
three years perfeciiBg this new remedy.
. Judy frat taught us there were certain
powerful elements in Warmers Safe Cure,
better known as Warmers Safe Kidney ard
Liver Cure, that made wonderful ures in
chronic and acute rheumatism, but during
our Investigation We learned Of u remark.
able cure Ut q celebrate springs, and put
experts TO investigate and found that the
springs did not contain any valuable prop
critics but the cOurs- of treatment that was
being < ven there was performing all the
benefit BY carefully com bining the active
II / sA..a. -.E.
Cure, We nave produced our Safe Rheu
matte Cure, and the cures |, lie eiiecting are
simply wonderful, and do not doubt |,
will necome as popular as our Safe Cure"
you seem 10 talk freely in regard to
your remedies and appear TO have no Sc
crsts. Mr.. Warner
None whatever. The physician with his
hundred calls aud one huudred di.eases. is |
necessarily Compelled W guess at n great
neal. We are enabled o follow up ana per
Iect, while physicians eau only experiment
with their hundred patients and hundred
diseases. With the ordinary physician the
code binds him down, 70 that II he makes
discovery he is DO nd to give II 10 the other
ply sician-, which, OF course, discourages |
inves igaiioD to a great extent. This is
why the great discoveries in medical science |
Of / t. years have been made by chemists
and scientists aud not by physicians, and IL |
In measure accounts for the great value OF
our remedies, also for the remarkable sue |
ress Of all those doctors who make special |
ty Of one or two diseases.
"And you fnd that you are curing ss
great a number OF people az ever beforef"
Yes, q far greater nun Der. We never |
,old 81 much Of our medicines as now, and |
never knew OF so many remarkable cures"
The writer departed after the above inter- |
View, but was greatly impressed not only |
BY the sincerity OF Mr.. Warner, but by the |
Tastness OF all he saw. Mr.. Warmers medi |
ZINES are used throughout the entire length |
Ind breadth Of the land. and We doubt not |
he result they are effec,ing are really 40
wonderful o. they ara related to be.