The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-02-15
A FINANG AL HINT.
WHAT ARE THE BEST INVEST
MBNTS
A Prominent Financier Divulges
Some Points on the Large
Dividends Paiu by Indus
trial Companies.

had a long talk Yesterday with one Of
the most observing fnsnciers OF Wa
street He is man known universally
and whose ideas d judgment are eagerly
sought l found him in genial mood and
he became verv co fiential, but insisted
th,t l withhold his name. .-.-.-
ut is intensely in eresting," he said, "tc
watch the rise OF millionaires and great
fortunes. There are so many kinds. Som
are made by sp' culstion and have little
stability, Oilers are occurred by valuable
enterprise, by giving people something
u ey want, something they need. The Q
are upon the surest possible ba.is, For ex-
ample, people must have coal oil. Look
at the fortunes made from its production
People must telegraph, must telephone
See the millions that have been. ma 10 by
these things. Men and women will get
SICK Ara you aware Of the enormous
fortunes that are made in supplying a real
cure for them2 | know of many, but there
is one especially. The gentleman who
sc covered it has made millions, AMI the
company that owns it is coming money"
Have you any o jections to telling me
what it 2" | asked
"Cuntdentially, no. / refer TO Mr.. II.
and his medicine business pays a dividend
of from l5 to 20 per cent. annually He
manufactures the Safe Cure we hear so
much about. / learn, too, that he is about
to aid the manufacture of Baking Powder,
which will DOUBTLESS double his profits
ut is a stock corporation, is nOtP'
"Most decidedly. But learn, sub rosa
that limit ed amount of stock is obtain
able. but only bv certain persons"
"Wny is that p
The idea, as l unde r. tand it, is to have
people personally interested in its profits
and their influence naturally tends t.
doubling the dividends. Any man can
= ford to part with some of his stock at les
than it is worth if the balance that he
holds will be doubled in value thereby
You can see that, can't you2 ~ ~.
Clearly"
II have heard that Mr.. Warner, per
sonally, does not hesitate TO put up guar
sntee that for the next five years not less
than 10 per cent. dividends per year will be
paid-the chances are 1t will be three times
| that amount If you are interested in the
matter though, why don't you drop line
10 Mr.. Ii. III. Warner at 90 Broadway.
H probably has some inside information
Lust will be of value t. you. l have told
you ali know, but you can get all the
truth by writing to headquarters. Try it."
w nat other good investments do you
know oi2'
"Several, but none so sound as this. l
always look carefully for stability as well
as large dividends. and anything founded
upon the needs OF the people Is found q
upon d rock. Now take my advice and
write to Mr.. Warner. He will be certain
TO answer you y itr ,5
tried to draw the fna1cier out upon
other subjects, but he was So filed with the
idea of the Indu. trials as the b1st and
surest of investments that he would not
talk of stocks, bonds, or other huctusting
securities / have thought the subject over
very carefully, and l believe he is right
Certainly there can be nothing more GER
tain than public needs, and nothing more
sale than standard article that supplies
these needs. l reproduce this interview fol
the benefit of any who may be seekipI
information upon the euhject of invest
ments, and who may feel ike writing t.
headquarters, as l was adYised to do
HAMILTON.