Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-03
THE INAUGURATION PREPARATIONS.

buildings La being utilized for the benet of specta-
tors Of the grand pageant and the temporary plat
forms being erected. it is estimated. will accom-
modate at least 20. 00e persons All the open spaces
used or owned by the government contain substan-
tial platforms and 1t is understood that the ex-
pepse Of constructing tn sm is apportio ned among
the employees of the departments to which said
the fale of seats viii be divided anon. the en-
ployes Should the weather be clear and w.rm
IN the sa wilt % an
Ssd from II the White H9%se to the Capitol viii
sections OF the union. and should the day prove to
be cold or disasreeable one. those oceupyng seats
o Gness
to attacks of rheumatism should avoid sitting on
on ss Of the
ut Jacobs O1 to recover from the effects of their
and S the tne yr h,d heard
OF st. Jacobs Oil ia New York, rhiladelphia BIS
ton ard other l places that felt curious to knos
ey the great German remedy, and to satisfy my
10 learn hat could on the subject, aud with .h4
toI3s ipg result. after mailing careful inquiries "a
II leading drug stores and other places man az
70 obtain interviews With he following rheum itic'
sutfs reIs, and h.d time been allowed me Hound
rbC unstic cures by st. Jacobs Oil.
~ csarI9tte smith residing at soS s strsat be
ton lady of considerable literary sbili:y S9e
is both a publisher and correspondent for different
lii gton Hotel. The lady spenas much of her tim
IN New York. where she lie melaher Of a club or
orssD1zaln OF female journalists. but at the
present writing she is stopping with her rela
yes in ahs haas Mrs smith Informed ne
as a cure for rheumatic complaints or pains
ard aches =, OF W, various kinds than any medicine
Of a tronb esome throat affection aud was threat
f fb4, En sWq and ether e9mpaapt Her
would be greatly disturbed, and she suffered gen
orally with pains in different parts of her body.
tanning any relief, when she heard or read about
st. Jacobs OIL She told me thar at first she locke
ton. she had been fooled so often before in pnr-
chasing useless prsparations. but she thoaght she
Robert Odlun,. proprietor of the "Natatorium N.
on z street. bet~ cen 9th and TIN streets, had
Mrs. Smith said she ex perienced the gre .tes relief
sos after commencing the use of St Jacobs Oil
were relieved. She said she considered st. Jacobs
Oil an Invaluable preparation. and would not be
that while in New York recently the merits Of st:
Jacobs Oh became the subject of comment
jour- alists with which she is connected. aud
the verdict was unanimous one in favor
Of the eons S9 e f ta d th
a good part of the season. at Coney Island, aud
gence in salt water bathing they resort to St
Jacobs OIL and speedily recover from their all
distributed by ladies of her acquaintance to their
fr1encs. both in New York and at Ooney island
Mrs. Anna Newell is a well known society lady at
preseI solournng III New York, but whose home
is in Chicago. This lady h.d for long time SUI
by salt water bathing at Ooney Island. Whenever
Jacobs Oil, and relief was sure to follow under.
stood from Ms. Smith that Mrs. Newell was quite
1ecommer ded it to all her acquaintance whenever
she head OF any OF them beng troubled with
Miss Harriet L. Dawson is member of the New
York literary circle to which Mrs Smith belongs.
York to the New Orleans PtcagGHe, and her
VIKINGS 1 are over the plume Of Drift
been great sufferer from sha p Rheum atic pains In
the back, and anything like slight cold or
lady could obtain no decided relief until she com
menced the use of ST. Jacobs Oil, but after few
applications OF the OIL she was permsnenty cured.
known to almost every body in New York as a fash
lonable French Hair Dresser and as being in some
manner connected with the well known Livingston
family of New York. learned that this lady has
recently been nsng St JaeSbs on with excellent
Professor Robert Odium. proprietor of the Wash
ington Nsta'orium, residing at 500 9th street.
porter Of st Jacobs Oil called at ais residence.
and in his absence his wife or mother, l forget
stock of st. Jacobs Oil Constantly on hand at his
Natatorium for use among his pupils who msy
otherH Use injure then selves. The Professor him
SET recently had an attack of rheumatism in the
ted to lis vocation; and in addition he injured
hi self not long since at his swimming scnoo aud
b. til instances and his troun Die was soon over Mrs
OclHm said that st Jacobs OIL was a sort Of
~ imniI school, and it did vast amount of good
Wien any # the pupils were in any way Injured
While prac,lclng swimming or other athletic exer
Mrs. Cs thaIine Odlum. speaking for herself said
IN cafes Of burnR, bruises. cuts, or Rheumatic
affections She had what she considered Chronic
relie,e her uutil she used St Jacobs Oil The dis
ease also attacked ether parts Of her body, aud
The parts affected. Not long since her pain IN the
shoulder was great that she could not raise 'ler
power. She was unable to put on or take off h or
clothes, aud could not ha. die anything. She told
was comp etely cured, and she remarked: 81 tell
you st. Jacobs on is sPenoid thing, and would
Charles Smith is lad IL years Of age and
nephew of Professor Odlum's. He is an expert in
ance at the Natatoriem in teaching the pupils now
to swim sometimes he is compelled to ramain
happens that he gets Violent pains in ditferent
parts OF the body from this continued exposure
he snyo these os ha
rubs himself freely with ct. Jacobs Oil, and relief
ton with the swimming school he sorained himself
ieyetfy 81 snd IN Saef Instance he speedily got Well
mania Hotel - situated at No. 483 street. between
80 street ana OH street. happened to drop 10 at
he Drug Store of Mr.. O. ChristiaDf, No asa Penn
tylvani avenue, and learned from him that Air.
sprohs had been using St Jacobs OIL for Rheuna-
tlkm. then called on Mr.. Sprohs to hear what be
had to say. AS soon as made known the object of
my visit Ar. s. remarked, do use ST. Jacobs
Oh: Well you just come out here with me and IN
chow you" He then took me by the arm and led
me out to room in the rear of the II otel, and
Jacobs Oil bottles. Pointing to them he said,
Don't that look as though used st. Jacobs Oh.
Why, can't get along without it " then une,-
toned Mr. Sprohs, aud he said, Il have been a
great sufferer from Rheumatism for IL IL years
IN ny hand, feet, legs, and in fact all over my
body. have used every thing that cou i
he thought of, but nothing helped
ne My case is s chronic Ole
ard don't believe anything viii
ever permanently cure sue. I got tired Of trying
TO obtain relief, bur about two years since I COM
Il ced usiDg st Jacobs Oil and have used it con-
stanty ever since, and it is the only thing that ever
DIG any good. If it has not cured me- 1t at least
relieves me hen get a bad Rheumatic attack and
that's MOI than any thing else ever did get re-
i1ef at once when use the OIL Before commenced
using st. Jacobs Oh could get sleep at nsht
time from intense pain, but now l sleep well every
night think there is nothing In the world like
st Jacobs OH to relieve pain in what may be called
lIcurable cases of hheumatism, l don't believe [
wous be able to sleep 10 night unless / gave my
self good rubbing with st. Jacobs OIL"
then GALE d at the residence OF Col. John Whee
Ter, No 20 Grant Place. having heard that Mrs
Nheee had been cured of Rheum .tism by using
st Jacobs Oil. tt u lady her self was not at home
WHEN / called but her daughter informed that