The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-15
A FINANCIAL HINT.
WHAT ARE The BEST INVESTMENTS
a Prominct Finanoicr Divulscs Some
Points on the Large Dividends Paid
by Industrial Companies

NetC York Recorder.
l had long talk yesterday with one
OF the most observing llnancicrn OF Wall
street. lIo n man known universally,
and whose ideas and judgment arc
eagerly sought. found him In genial
mood and lo became very confidential,
but insisted that l withhold his name.
at is intensely interesting" he said,
ito watch the rise Of millionaircs aud
great fortunes. There are 60 many
kinds. Some are made by speculation,
and have little stability. Others arc
secured by valuable enterprise, by Civ.
ing people something they want, some.
thing they need. These are upon tho
surest possible basis. For example,
people must have coal oil. Look Mt tho
fortunes made from its production.
People must telegraph, must telephone.
See tho millions that have been made
by these things. Men and women will
get sick. Are you aware OF tho cnor-
nous fortunes that are made in supply
ing 4 real cure for them. | know OF
many, but There Is one especially. The
gentleman who discovered it has made
millions, and the company that owns ii
is coming money"
Have you any objections TO telling
mo what it is?" asked.
"Contldontially, no. refer 10 Mr.
II. II. Warner. lie is very wealthy
man, aud his medicine business pays u
dividend OF from Is to 90 per cent an
nually. lilo manufactures tho Safe
Cure We hear so much about. l learn,
too, that lie is about to add tho manu-.
facture OF Baking Powder, which will
doubtless double his profits"
ut is q stock corporation, is it not ~
"Alost decidedly. But l learn, sub
rosa, that limited amount OF stock is
obtainable, but only by certain per-
sons"
"Why is that?'
"Tho idea, as l understand it, isto
have people personally interested in its
profits, and their influence naturally
tends 10 doubling the dividends. Any
man can afford to part with some OF his
stock at less than it is worth il the bal
ance TINT no holds will be doubled in
value thereby. You can see that, can't
YOUR
Clearly"
81 have heard that Mr.. Warner per-
sonally, does not hesitate 10 put up
guarantee that for the next five years
not less than 10 per cent dividends per
year will be paid-the chances are it
will be three times that amount. Ii
you arc Interested in the matter though,
why don't you drop line to Mr.. II. H..
Warner at so Broadway. He probably
has some inside information that will
be oil value to you. l have told you oil
know, but you can got all the tru tn
by writing to headquarters. Try it."
"What other good investments do
YOU know ot?"
Several, but mono so sound rs this.
always look carefully for stability as
well as large dividends, and anything
founded upon the needs OF the people is
founded upon rock. Now take ny ad-
vice and write to Nj. Warner. He will
| be certain to answer you."
tried TO draw the tinancier out upon
other subjects, but. he was so filled with
the idea OF the Industrials US the best
and surest OF Investments that he
would not talk OF stocks, bonds, or 9TH
erfiuctuating securities. Ihave thought
the subject over very carefully and ]
believe he is right. Certainly there can
be nothing more certain than public
needs, and nothing more safe than q
standard article that supplies these
needs. | reproduce this INTERVENTION
the benefit OF any who may be seeking
information upon the subject OF in
vestments, and who may feel like
writing to headquarters, as l was ad-
| viscd to do.-HAMILToN.