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was captured here yesterday nd*piaced In
1aft % await the action of: the Bay Clty 9au-
HIS HONOR :'THE::MAYOF


AAAo A4c1NoN IL l1Is- MA Et1ksf !
Interesting "Reminiscences In the Lie
\: of n Public Man. *-s+ -. :
J: Chicago is, as She may wen be, Justly proud;
OF. her Mayor. She is. proud for severaIrea;
sons, and very: good :ones, too; OF the Hon.
Cartef~H. llnrrlsDn." There are but few me1'
II Anieriean po!itics to!tay who ean showas
acareer rs Ar.~ Harrison. From the daS oil
Which :he left his home In ;. the dark a1iu
oloody ground ~ to settle III the Ehlorado OF
the Western prniries, then 1T its infancy, the
career of that: gentleman has been upward
and onward. Twice have the people chosen
him as their REPRESENTATIVE in Congress from
the Second District Of Illinois, and twice did
he ncqult himself OF That trust In a manner
tliat won for him !, warm spot in the hearts
OF n's constituency ..
!: Twice has Mr.. Harrison been called upon
to fill tue oi1ice'of Mayor Of Chicago with tic
highest Mayotsclty vote ever given q Demo-
crat IN tlils great city, and twice has he filled
tnat ONCE with honor, winning the respect
:. Carter II. Harrison is today the most popil-
lar man in the State OF lllinios. q fuct due to
tho zeal, the ulltiring energy, and the stead
1nsfness OF purpose DISPLAYED BY that gentle
man throughout his whole public life: The
~ the fullest sense-won by his ,lnilinchins
adherence to the rigllt-.his tlnquestionable
honesty OF .purpose-hls high moral ciarae:-
ter--and his tttobtrnsiyc though steadfnst
men,; Mr; llarrIson's .unobtrusiveness, it
may be said, is not the least among his many
commendabloanaIjt the fact that he isnot
seeker after office but rather that the Office
seeks him. is, III the opinlonof the writer,
4 high. co1imendation. That Mr. Harrison
he represents will be readily seen by the fol-
lowing answer to question asked by the
writer i'll conversation lately held by AIr.
H.: Il came to Chicago said Mr- Harrison,
..at time when we were limited, compare
lively speaking. in all but n!atnra! resources,
but Of them we had I'm unlimited supply 1
saw that the city, aud the State likewise,
ought to lncrease-t0 become great lii popll-
lation ard III wealth, and told my confrcres,
and the people, that it lay in our power to
great a field for tie ehiigrant Who came to
till our prairies, and for. the capitalist who
came to advance our mercantile, commercial,
and railroad Interests Il hive advocated all
measures OF this kind that have risen in my
time. and l intend to do it in the future. It
Is clearly my duty to range myself on the
side Of the people, their interests being what
have OIL my mind and in lny heart"*
MI: Harrison IS IS yet IN the prime OF life
his physical Qualities being fully equal to his
deal, the only medicine that gentleman ever
used being the Great German Remedy, St.
Jacobs Oil. Speaking Of that great panacea
used by AL TIC grea5 men Of Tie day, Ar.
nIfi5VH saiA. HutuHlslLlsH! Is AOout lue
only ailincnt that his ever given me any
bother, and that is now. gone where it
will bother me 10 more. In the neighbor-
hood where live the people will have no
other medicine for rheumatism or diseases Of
4 similar nature than st. Jacobs Oil. =.
''Wlen first found myself suffering from
the rheumatism my Leading thought nat
urally was to call a physician, but my neigh
bors MI advised me to try ST. jacobs Oil. the
Great GerIn;n Remedy. -.
Nov, was not up to that time believer
in proprietary medicines, aud I so stated to
MY friends. but the gentlemen who reconl~
nlended that wonderful medicine being among
CAlcag0'S first citizens, and men on whose
word 1 would place implicit confidence On
any question, led me to believe that st.
Jacobs Oil must be good. ...
=" took the advice Of ny friends who were
benefited by the use OF St. Jacobs Oil. Ipro-
curel SOME of it Immediately. and dwell, the
result was that l haye been recommending it
tisnl. I have almost a bottlefnl of it now at
home, and I am morally certain that l have
llo more rheumatism. Tile Oil has been
used in my family and l!eighborhood with
remarkable success. and I think St Jacobs
Oil is IN excellent renledy.''
The writer, Oh lis return to the office, took
occasion to see how nlatly great lneu Of the
day have been benefited by the use Of St
Jacobs Oil, just out OF curiosity. Ills re-
search was wonderfully productive. lie ap-
ptnuS Il lew 81 E1lc llauiGS, tnlah1uE uelu ap-
propriateIy placed beside that Of Alr. Carter
Il. Harrison: The E,.-1tey. Bishop Gilinour,
Cleveland, O.: Charles s. Strickland, Esq., OF
Boylston place, Boston, Mass; Capt. Paul
Boyton, the world-renowncd swimmer; Prof
G. q. Duplessis, manager Of the Chicago
Gymnasium. Chicago, ILL.,; William II. War
ing, ESQ, Assistant General superintendent
in the New York post-Ottice; the Hon.
Thomas L.,James. ex-postMaster of New
York City: Stacy uill, Esq.,, Mount Auburn
Inclined Plane Railway. Cincinnati, O.; Mr.
Barley Campbell. author, and others too
numerous to men ton, indorse St. Jacobs Oil,
the Great German Remedy.