The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-03
REMARKABLE DISCLOSURES.

Mr.. b. s. Crane, manager ant. trea-
surer Of the Alvin Joslin Comedy COM
pany, struck Cheyenne the other day
upon business connected with the ap.
pearance Of that splendid company In
this city at an early day. A reporter
called upon Mr.. Crane at his rooms at
the Inter-ocean and spent a few pleas
ant minutes In conversation about the
coming attraction. Mr.. Crane assured
the writer that the personnel Of the COM
pany is all that could be desired and
that the public may look for even bet
ter perfor mances this season than last.
Noticing that the manager looked a lit
tie pale the writer remarked upon the
fact, but received the reply that he was
In good health.
But" continued MI. Crane, ~ did
have pretty serious time Of it last
summer In New York"
what wal the troublef"
81 had o very sharp attack Of rheu-
matism. The disease attacked my left
eg and left arm, and for a time l could
neither walk upon the one nor raise
the other to my head. l suffered hor-
ribly. Did you ever have rheumatism,
SlrP" addressing the reporter. "If
you ever are stricken with it there 10
one thing which I can recommend as
a pretty sure specific, and one which
will probably give you quicker relief
than anything else you can employ. 1
refer to the great German remedy, st.
Jacobs Oil. l am aware Of the prejudice
which many entertain against advertis-
ed medicines, / felt thus about the st.
Jacobs OIL and thought my aversion
was too deeply rooted to be dissipated.
But q man will sometimes catch at a
hope as 1t flies. purchased a bottle of
1t when found nothing else 1 applied
would give relief, and commenced APP
plying 1t. 1 almost Immediately found
relief, and the use Of three bottles cured
me-"
And. you are nov quite a devotee
Of st. Jacobs Oila"
THAT is perhaps, drawing it too
strongly. I certainly do believe 1t a
fine specific for rheumatism, and, as my
belief is based upon personal expert
ence, 1 don't mind commencing its
use to Others"
In the office Of the hotel the reporter
met Mr.. Geo. A. Dunlap, who is the
popular and efficient representative in
Cheyenne Of the Chicago firm of Wood
Bros, live stock commission merchants.
Happening to mention theinterview with
the manager of the Alyin Joslin COM
pany and what he said about St. Jacobs
Oil, MI. Dunlap replied that he was not
surprised at the narration Of the circum-
stances, for the great German remedy
was a good medicine and he could also
commend its virtues.
Are you struck on oil, too, Mr..
Dunlaprn
"well, I don't exactly put it that
way, but 1 believe It a good remedy all
the same. My experience with 1t
is somewhat limited, but Of sufficiently
recent date to make me vividly. remem-
Der what 1t has done for me. While
experimenting the loading OF cattle
this autumn / fell from a car and seri.
ously hurt my left knee. l believe q
blood vessel was ruptured and the mus
Giles severely strained. I could not
walk for several days. and do not know
that l would be capable of active loco
motion now, were it not for the kindly
Offices Of st. Jacobs Oil. Its powerful
healing and stimulating properties put
me right on my feet. It did, for q fact,
and you can use the information IL you
80 please"
'.Almost everybody remarked Mr..
A q. Stayart, representing Weber,
Rowland & Co., wholesale dealers In
hats and saps at Denver, fuses St. ia