The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-29
"REMINISCENCES OF .sorr
Inc rails Of the ,Geneses .
fateh's Fatal Leap -sns sas
III, =. Business Houses and Of
lis Great ha.nltuds

the country, in every direc|aias
Justly cause for apprehens;nD AZ
matter whether they come suSt 10
or by slow degrees, thev -"
either case, a great evil and mns,IA
De dreaded, and yet Amsrjc.
Always be troubled bv these S.. ~
overfiowe. Probably ons tles
most disastrous that wss ts
KnoWn occurred In Rocbe's
m. about twenty yearS 2,
Inc Genesee river, iust d.
the falls, where Sam SSOON
maue his final and fetal Iaso s&8
came completely blockaded T. os
forming an impossible dan! 10
Ine "ater coming down the Gag
river overlooked the pripcjD"is
ton OF the city OF Rocbestsg POI
catastrophe would have bao. 1ht
peated the present year hal ~. r.
energy and foresight Of the r;e sAs
!horitles prevented It. The a.
happened to be in Rochester s!iIef
time and was greatly interaata at
the manner in which this grss u
astrophs was averted. Eys,I cat
moments, a rosr like the n:o, lev
thunder or the booming of $50 o.
would be heard, and in order ulOn
ms lce-blasting process the v,i we
went to the too Of the new We
building, which overIooks The Cue
see river: From here he w,,a
only enabled to see the n sSol
uninterruptedly, but also the %sa
hlncent building which has ms,
Deen completed. This ia ms s'
tlonaoiy the finest building devNt.s
70 business and manufsctm 10 nv
poses IN America, being enfiroIr
hrsproof, eight stories high. ana az!
tanning over four and aquartar scra.
OF noorlng. Mr.. Warmer trsatst
your correspondent yerv con"
teously, and in the course of M
conversation said: 0
I'VE are doing n tremendcus bp,.
ness and are far behind in n ~
I5Is. Inns IS the season of the yes,
when people, no matter how st;ors
heir constitution may be, fee! mo-.
less, the pain and indIsposiiiM
ne headaches, colds, n%eursio,
rheumatism, philippians, sore throSn
the 1,OO1 ills that 8es1
3 nelr to come this time OF the ve,r
! at all. 1t is natural, THEREON.
hat we should be very busv. ThioS
!peclalIy true OF our Safe Rheumatt
;ure, and it is crowdirg as Far
harpiy for a new remedy"
"Slngular, but 7 had forgotten tb,t
on do not advertise to cure IN Gi:.
asses from one bottle, as is don
enerally by many other medicine
aen, but L supposed Warmers Ssfe
;ufe was for the cure of rberms.
~"S
And so it has been until ~
emedy which was especially f.
rheumatism and neuralgia was in
-ouuced. We have beeu three year
erecting this new remedy. S,udy
rst taught US there were csrtsif
o~eEiui elements in Warmers Safe
u5e, better known as Warner SAFE
loney and Liver Cure that made
ondertui cures In chronic and
ute rhsumatism, bat during our
vestleation, We learned of are.
AtKsole cure a. a celebrated eprinc
III put experts 10 investigate. AM
una thae the springs did not con-
10 any valuable properties, butthe
ufse or treatment that was being
ven tnere was performing al the
'nent. By carefully Combining
e active principles OF this remedy
IN our Safe Cure, we have pro.
Icsd our safe Raeum etlc Cure.
"a the cures il Is effectipg ar.
nply wonderful, ana | DO nc:
uot l. will b@ ONE as p pu,sr as
E Sale Cure"
you seem to talk freely IN regard
Vonr remedies and appear 10 have
secrets, MI. Warner"
None whatever. The physician
til his hundred calls and one hun
3D. diseases, is necessarily COM
led TO guess ut a great deal We
enabled to follow up and per-
4, while physicians can only ex>
rlmen. with their hundred pa
nts AMI hundred diseases. With
, ordinary pbysician, the code
lds HIM down, 20 that if be makes
lscovery, be Is bouud..to give II
the other physicians, which, o.
,rse. discoUrages investigation, 10
yfeat extent. This is Why the
at discoveries Ia Ioedicsl scisnce
late yeaTs have teen Msde By
miets and scientists, and not bJ
isicis' 8, and ic in 3 measure &c
MS for the great yalue OF cur
Iedle5. also for The remarkable
cess OF sli those d0ctOre who
70 8 speciality or ore o, tw0 dis
g."
And You fod that Yet ays cur.
great number cf reor.e IS
befOret"
| es, a far greater Bumbes. We
sold so BlQch nf ouF n ed'cine
and never knew Ct 81 miaRy
arkable enree."
- wnte- departed ATE the
e interview, bu, uas greatly
'essed, not only by the sincerity
liz. Warner, but by the vastness
be saw. bfr. Warmers medi>
3 r ussG throughout the entire
Tia and breadth Of the LAM, and
oubs not the result they are e.
ng are really as wonderful as