Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
IT WILL Sell At zoo
A Stock Now Selling at 80.
A Talk with The President Of the
Standard Chemical Company.
POSSIBLE PROFITS and FUTURE VALUE
or Tic STOCK.
THE PRICE SHORTLY TO BE AD-
yANCED TO 40.
What the New York Papers
Say About It.
Leading Financial journals Warn Alert
Investors and Spectators to Buy Now,
Before the Great Rise Commences
and Urge the Company to List
the Shares on the Stock
Exchange.
THE PRICE SHORTLY TOBE AD-
yANCED TO 40.
What the New York Papers
Say About It.

"S'N'SN'
The general public viii soon become familiar
With the quick curative power and low price OF
elveiy by the Standard Chemical Company
Heretofore IL has been introduced strictly and
only to the physicians. but 1t Is an article OF
such imperative necessity In every household
the company viii make its superior merits
known Immediately. and publish instructions
how 20 quickly cure diarrh@a. dysentery, sum-
mer nplaints. Be-, by such eminent physl-
clans as Chcester, Washburn, Bennett, Eison-
berg, Burgiorf. and many others. Its marvel
Gus power in curing the various fevers-scarlet
typhoid, typhus, malarial, &c.-is certified 10 by
such recognized scientists as Drs. Stewart, Ba-
ron FRANKS, Marshall, Il. n. Smith, Nixon,
Thomas, Reekie. Keil, and hundreds OF other
celebrated physicians who have used II In thou
sands OF cases In tho hospitals.
From every part OF the United States the re-
ports are substantially the same. The quick
curative power OF this drug In diphtheris, dys-
pepsia. erysipelas, gastric troubles, scrofule,
Syphilis, ulcers, sores, skin diseases, &C., IL al.
most incredible until we read the opinions OF
such high medical authorities as DIR. Broentng,
Hidden, Stuart Lyon. Hupfeld, Henning, Bar
mum, Watkins, Hurley. Bradshaw, Nichols, Conk-
lin, Lord, Aloan. and hosts OF others who have
thoroughly tested II In their practice for over
two years.
The diseases and ailments that are cured by
the use Of this drug are toe innumerable for US
10 mention here.
The worst case OF sore-throat IL cured In one
night by simply gargling a few times. All symp-
toms oil catarrh, pharyngitis, laryngitis &C.,
quickly disappear under It's influence. As a sur
gical dressing and In all the requisites OF minor
surgery II Is unsurpassed.
When such eminent medical authorities as
Drs. Miller, WEIGH, Harrison. Shumway, Sers,
Page, Wade, and Weld declare that "Qutckine
Is OF inestimabe value" and that every physi.
clan In the civilized world viii be glad 10 use IT,"
IL is certainly q foregone conclusion that the
stock Of the Standard Chemical Company Ia sure
to pay large dividends and rapidly Increase in
value.
The company have notified the wholesalers
the price will be advanced from $50 to $40 per
gross.
As the net earnings have been steadily in
creasing while the drug has been strictly limited
to tie use Of few thousand physicians, the
profits Of the company must be enormous as
soon rs the public become familiar with 1t.
1t Is said that IL took about four years TO In
troduce antipyrine. when suddenly the demand
became so great for this drug that the discover
err, according to the Official organ OF the state
Board Of Health OF Pennsylvania, made MIL
lion dollars in year from his royalties alone,
independent Of the immense pront made by the
manufacturers.
The Chicago Tribune claims: "The passage
OF the free, duinine bill has saved 10 the con-
| sumers OF euinine In the United states not less
than $50, 100000 in the eight yeirs last psst"
We think that the company holding the abso-
lutte monopoly OF a drug that Is better anu
| its stock quickly taken by alert investors espe
| cially when the gentlemen managing this corfo-
ration are well-known businessmen OF high
| character and integrity who have during tho
past two years thoroughly established the busi-
| ness upon a firm and solid basis. There will bs
| an active speculation In this stock on our Ex-
change shortly.
| President Dunn GAYS: "The stock will rapid
| IL rise 20 its psr value-s100 sharo-as II only
| requires net earnings Of 100000 year TO pay
| go per cent cash dividends on stock costing only
$50 share."-Nev York World.
/ tWhv n offar TFpaaury stock
| low q price7" inquired a banker during the
| course Of q conversation with Mr. Dunn, the
president OF the Standard Chemical Company
| ain order to have the stock quickly taken"
| Mr.. Dunn answered. 1.-THE immediate enlarge
| ment OF our business IL OF moro consequence
| than slow sales Of the stock at higher figures.
| Manufacturers OF quinipe aid antipyrine
| make millions Of dollars ia PROFITS every year
| out OF their products.
| ave want TO reach the general public and
every physician, dentist, and druggist In the
| United States Immediately, and offer our stock
at $50 per share in order TO do this without de-
lay.
| Chemical stock az 30 and hold IL for large adj
| vance, because II Is a safe investment and
know what am talking about.
| "The stock Is intrlnscally worth par to-day.
"The stock can DO bought In lots TO SUIT pur-
chasers at oursorices In the United Bank Build
| ing. Noe. 80 aud 90 Broadway.
''The price will be advanced shortly.
| "Before long you will see Standard Chemical
stock selling at its par value, 500 share. IL
would not surprise me TO see IL sell at $500 by
the time theWords Exposition closes.
ave can pay cash dividends Of 80 per cent.
per annum on stock costing $50 share as soon
| as the business Is fairly started.
| Met earnings OF 100000 will 90 this.
| "All the officials serve without salary until
the stock pays cash dividends
"None OF the large holders will sell their
| stock at any price. The only stock that
| can be bought Is In the company's treasury.
han hat Ia aOlh 10 nj 40
| BROKERS tell me that the original Edison
| Electric stock was very hard TO sell at 40. and
yet inside OF year II rose to $4,000 per SHARE.
| They had about the same experience with the
| Bell Telephone stock.
"Small investors seldom have an opportunity
to buy gt-edge industrial stock at a low price
/ and so share In the immense profits OF develop
| ment. They generally have to buy at par and be
content with small dividends Of O or per cent
year, or else get swindled In worthless mining
| or land schemes"
| ment of the Standard Chemical Company are
| wel-known businessmen Of high standing and
| integrity, and We have no hesitation In say
| ing that the opportunity 10 buy this stock at
| 30 Is a very unusual one, that viii pay large
| profits, and should be taken advantage OF at
| once before a further advance Is made. The
! companys of1lces are In the United Bank
| building, 30 and % Broadway, New York.
| The par value Of the stock Is s100, and is is-
| sued full-paid and worcestershire. Remit
| check for the number OF shares wanted,
or have stock sent Q. o. ID. by expires before
| the price advances-Horning Adcsrtiser.
| word or two about the men st the head OF
| this company may be OF interest to our readers.
George W. Dunn, the president, Is veil and
/ fayorably known In Wall street as careful.
level-headed nnancier-a man OF sterling In
| tegrity.
Mr. Dunn was elected to the presidency OF the
| Old Dominion Copper Company In 1850.
The stock was quoted at 11% Under his able
management the company prospersd. and the
| stock steadily rose TO 1917
| . He was reelected Ia 1881 and declined the
nomination IN 1882. Mr.. Dunn Is also president
| and director and trustee OF other corporations
Eugene Harvey, treasurer OF the company,
| formerly OF the banking firm OF Pearce q Har-
yey, has for the past twelve years been resident
| menager OF the clearinghouse OF fheo. w.
| Myers q Co., Drexel Building, Philadelphia The
| senior member OF this iirm Is the distinguished
comptroller OF the city OF New lork.
| Mr.. Harvey Is a steady-going, conservatiyo
Businessman, who enjoys the respect and friend
ship OF a large circle OF men IN the nnanciai
world and the clubs
The secretery, Fred w. Brooks, has been an
| expert account for twenty years.
| Joseph ID. Lynch Is the Broadway ieweller.
Tho celebrated lawyer. X. A. b. DAYTON, coun-
sci OF the company, has offices at No. 322 Broad
Some OF the large stockholders, besides the Of
ncials, are William II. Scott, q retired merchant,
who for many years has made his headquarters
In the oflce Of that fayorite sun OF Neptune,
IOmmCOOfe Jafuto ~. rlutttl, INC popuiof Ca
president Of the New York Stock Exchange.
George ID. Hilyard Is the prominent New York
builder, whose Office 10 at No. l03 east Twenty
ninth street
4. j; CLIFFORD is the leading insurance agent Of
Dunkirk, N. Y.
Charles Frederick Hoffman's once Is at No. 4
| Warren street, and J. II. Smack Is the treasu'
rer OF tho \. =. White Dental Company, the
largest manufacturers Of dental goods In the
| world.
August Jaedicke, Jr., cashier Of the Hanover
| state Bank; DIR. John ID. Day, Of Carbondaie
Or. X. Curtis Gray, John II. kingsbury, banker
Brockpcrt; Samuel Giliett, Central National
Bank, Rome; DR.. j. n. Joline, Dr.. Herman Pre-
fontain, United States Consul; A. b. Service
cashier First National Bank, Sharon, and seye
raj prominent New York gentlemen who viii
have seats In the Board Of Directors later on.
company having gentlemen OF such high
character and standing largely interested In ~
welfare win certainly prosper.
-The physicians and druggists themselves arr
investing IN the stock, and the indications arr
that the factory will DO kept running day ant
| night" or course they have an absolute mo
nopoiy but the price Of their producs u mad'
low enough to avert any dissatisfaction on thu
| score.--Ths Daav indicator.
Lately there has been a quiet buying moyo
ment IN standard Chemical stock, and broker
say: "Ail the floating stock has disappeared nns
| gone into strong hands," and fhst :. ;hore II nov