The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-19
THE COMING MAN.

from Logansport Undiana) Daily Journal.]
The season for interviewing prominent
men regarding their political preferences
and predictions. is we'll advanced. And
the party press throughout the country, Is
filled with opinions of the profoundest va.
riety. The interrogative "who's your man
for 1902" has become as stereotyped with
the interviewer as "what never?' long ago
became with theater goers. The divers
first-class candidates already hit upon,
might prove more novel than acceptable to
many. Our statesman for instance sug-
gests the name of DR.. Mary Walker OF the
District of Columbia, as a good second to
that of the Honorable Benjamin F. Butte"
Of Massachusetts. While another presents
the name Of Alexander H. Stevens of
Georgia. together with that of David Davis
of Illinois. Upon one point, however. all
appear 10 have pretty well agreed. That
is that either Indiana or New York will he
the pivotal State in the great contest this
year. While at this cary day. it may be
difficult to foresl ladow the result, there is
another subject in regard to which our
people seem to have but one opinion, as
| will be observed by the following inte--
views elected by the reporter Of the Jour.
nal, who was commissioned to learn some
thing definite OF the Drug Trade of Logans-
port, in regard to curative agent, upon
which such high praise has been lavished
by 80 manv of our contemporaries and
prominent personages in various parts of
the country.
The first visit was to Mr.. George W.
Hoffman, who was found to be enthnsias-
tic in bis praise of the Great German Rem
edy. at is to-day THE H usehoid Arti-
cle' and it is the best liniment ever Sold ="
Said he: "Yes. the St. Jacobs Oil has effect
ed wonderful cures which have come under
my own observation. Why, there is Mr.. O.
J. Chandler. one of our merchants, who
suffered with . severe attack OF rheuma-
tism, which was com letely cured bv few
bottles of the Oil, and could refer you t.,
numerous other cases where 1t was equally
as successful" proprietor of the Broad.
way Drug Store, Mr.. J. W. Dunn, was next
seen. He stated that lie had sold st. Ja-
cobs Oil for some time, and found 1t to bs
valuable medicine. ut gives entire sat.
isfaction to my customers, and has cured
many severe cases of rheumatism" re.
marked Mr.. Dunn. At the wholesale ard
retail drug store of Messrs. Nee ha;n
& Keesling. 305 Fourth street. it wa,
learned that the article was giving the most
general satisfaction. and had been doing 8
ever since the house began to handle II
about a year ago. The next call was al
John Browns old stand. corner Market ard
Bridge streets, where It was learned from
the present proprietor. Mr. v. q. Hama
walt, that the demand for this wonderful
Oil was greater than that for any otbeI
simila. article, and that those who had
once tried IT, would have nothing else
The gentleman further remarked, that he
himself could certify to number OF cures
81 sell more of this OIL" remarked Mr.
D. II. Pryor, liz East Broadway. ethan Of
any other article of its kind, and consid
er it the best liniment In use. 1t has to M,
own knowledge cured seven cases OF rheu
matism in this community" Statement,
like these from men who more than al
others have opportunities OF judging u
the effects Of such . medicine, are assured
~ most powerful evidsnce Is to Its worth
To insure smooth running Of the physics
machinery, this household article will M
doubt, have to b. used BY the looming
man" flt' -it .e Y