New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17
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BUFFALO BILL.

There are few more widely known United states
the present time than that Of the Hon. William f. Cody'
alias Buffalo Bill who is performing series OF star en-
gagements principal theatres of different cities In inc
Union and who Just concluded brilliant engagement ~
the Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia the house being
packed every night Buffalo Bill IL presenting 70 the
American public powerful border drama In four acts taken
from his life and written expressly for him.
entitled "The Prairie Wait" story OF the Far West He
supported by band Of genuine Cheyenne Indians who are
accompanied United States Government scout and inter-
prefer Burgess and twenty four nrstclass da
artists During piece Buffalo Bill gives an eIhibL
ton Of wonderful fancy nno shooting, and introduces
horses and other animals the stage MI Cody Is known
All the world border hero who rendered great service
the L. army scout guide and Indian
fighter. In l543, when that Dor.
der State aud at early going with his father 70
the midst OF the troubles there reared amid
Of danger aud met with thrilling adventures
which made his famous As ponyexpressr RIDER
when fifteen years OF age Buffalo Bill being
OF marvellous skill and endurance making occs
ride OF 332 mea travelling the entire dis
twenty hours Mr. Cody received the soubriquet
Bill the fact that when hunting for the hands
Pacific Railroad he IN killed $3.50
bualocs At the present time Mr. Cody resides at North
Platte Neb he large cattle rancho which yields
handsome annually and where he "a known "A Cat
King sitting the Walnut Street Theatre watch
ing Mr.. Cody perform in The Prairie Walt" when was
Joined by Mn Josh Ogden his able and popular manager
associated with tue Great Border Hero for
eight years While talking together MI Ogden gave me
knowing exposures he had undergone, In
CURED condition OF his physical health MI Ogden
SAID Tits excellent About the only thing that bothers
him occasional pain In the limbs breast OF rheu
matte character caused by his careless exposures but
take him relieve those pains for
he pain coming be RIBS himself with st. Jacobs
and he relief at once then said 81 would like 70
what Mr. Cody personally has TO about the Great
Remedy Mr. Ogden remarked that MT Cody could
not just that moment, he fully engaged
the stage would look given hour on the follow
evening might have opportunity TO hear what the
great Weserner ssy about st. Jacobs Oh was at
the theatre betimes and then Buffalo B that
he had most opinion OF the merits Of st. Jacobs OIL
During had often had occasion 10
niments remedies kinds for pains aches &C.,
bat thing that could with tho OIL
He add he often affected with palms In the
other " his body and no invariably re-
cevcs immediate relief by rubbing the parts affected
with St JacObs without supply OF tho
OIL under any and ne fully recommended the
remedy 10 persons with rheumatic pains
MI Cody he did not desire notorey "a
advertising ST jacobs OH but he had given the remedy
full trial. and nc thought everybody ought TO be made aware
remarkable curative properties Mt Cody said he hal
Jacobs OH with excellent effect many OF the
animals belonging rancho In Nebraska whenever
any suffering from pain and he found tho
on as encacious fe human beings stJacobs
OH very popular remedy in Nebraska, and large guam
titles Of the remedy sold In that section Of the country
Of rheumatic complaints common 70
the Ear west where they have 10 undergo more
or less exposure and hsriships Of various kinds.
~ OIL IL freely us by several of the members OF
the Bill Combination and the Indians themselves are
rapidly becoming to the efficacy Of the Great German
Remedy.