Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-22
"REMINISCENCES OF ROCHESTER,.
The Falls Of the Genesee and Sam
Patch's Fatal Leap-One OF Its Bust.
ness Houses and Its Great Magni.
tude.
Waterloo (N. " Observer.

Waterloo On " Observer.
Inc present floods, which are either devastating o,
the country in every direction are Justly
cause 1or apprehension No matter whether they come
suddenly or by slow degrees they in either case
great evil and much to be dreaded and vet America will
always be troubled by these sp ing overhows Probably
one OF the most disastrous that ever known &C.
CURED In Rochester N.Y. about twenty years ago The
1enesee river just above the falls where Sam Patch
made his final and fatal leap, became completely
piocKaoed by ice, forming an impossible dam and
the water coming down the Genesee river over.
Moved the principal portion Of the city Of Roches.
ter This catastrophe would have been repeated the
year had not the energy and foresight of the CITY
authorities prevented it The writer happened to be in
Rochester at that time, and greatly interested In
the manner in itch this great catastrophe averted
livery few moments like the peals Of thunder OF
the booming OF cannon would be heard and in order to
see this cebasng the writer went TO the tor
OF the new Warner building which overooks the Gene
see river From here he not only enabled see the
process unnterruptedly but also the magnificent build
Ing which has just been completed This is unques-
tlonaDly the finest bGildnx devoted to business and
manufacturing purposes in America being entirely
proof eight stories high and containing four and
quarter acres of flooring Mr.. Warner treated your
correspondent very courteousy and in the Of
the conversation said:
I'VE doing a tremendous business and ara far no.
hind IN our orders This the of the year when
people, no matter how strong their constitution may be-
feel more or less the pain and ndispositon, the head
aches colds. neuralgia. rheumatism, dull palms. sore
throats. coughs-a the LOCI ills that flesh is heir to
come this time of the year. at all is natural there
FORE that we should very busy This is specially true
OF our Safe Rheumatic Cure and it is crowdng very
sharply for remedy"
singular, but had forgotten that you do not sdver
Use TO cure all diseases from bottle is done
orally by many other medicine men, but supposed
warmers Safe Cure was for the cure of rheumatism"
Aid SO It has beer until our remedy which was es.
pecally for rheumatism and neuralgia intr duced
haarD fhrnox
Study first taught there certain powerful ele-
nnts in Warmers Safe cure better known Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure that made derful cures
In chronic and acute rheumat ism but during in
vestgatlon, We lea ned of remarkable at cele
DRAFTED springs. and put experts to Investigate and
found that the springs did not contain any valuable
properties but the Of treatment that was being
given there performing all the benefit By care
fully combining the active principles of this remedy
with our Safe cure we have produced Safe Rheu-
matte Cure and the it is eectng simply
dertu and do not doubt it will become popular
cur safe Cure"
You seem to talk freely in regard to your remedies
and appear to have secrets. Mr.. Warner"
None whatever. The physician with his hundred
calls and one hundred diseases is necessarily compelled
to guess at great deal. We enabled follow uI
and perfect while physicians only experiment. with
their hundred patients and hundred diseases With the
ordinary physician. the code binds him down. that
he makes discovery he bound to give to the other
PHYSICIANS which, of course. dscourages investigation
to great extent This is why the gre discoveries in
medical science Of late years have been made by
chemists and scientists and not by physicians and it in
measure for the value of remedies
also for the remarkable of all those doctors who
make specially of one or two diseases"
And you find that you curing great number
of people before:"
"Yes, far greater number. We never sold so much
of our medicine as now aud knew of So many re-
markable cures"
The writer departed after the above int rview, but
was greatly impressed not only by the sincerity of
Warner but by the vastness of all he saw Mr. Warmers
medicines are used throughout the length and
breadth Of the land and doubt not the result they
are efectng are really wonderful they related
to be. II