Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-02
THE INAUGURATION PREPARATIONS,

along the avenue from the Capitol to the Treasury
buildings La being utilized for the benefit Of specta
tors Of the grand pageant and the temporary plat
forms being erected. it lis est mated will sccom-
modate at least 90 00e persons. All the open
used or owned by the government contain substan-
tial platforms and It is understood that the ex-
pepse Of constructing tn. is appartio ned among
spaces beons and the sum total Of the receipts FOR
the Fae Of seats viii De divided anon. the en-
next Friday these pasforms viii 't be croaasd 70
their utmost capacity aad will yield an abundant
Garfield from the White House to the Capitol viii
sections Of the union and should the day prove to
be cold or disagreeabe one, those seats
oft Unless theweather il ptiouspers subjec,
to attacks Of rheumatism should avoid sitting on
PROCESSION. OF it may cost them several bottles Of
ct Jacobs O to recover from the effects of their
| and IT sd 30 much about the wonderful properties
OF st. Jacobs Oil ia New York, Philadelphia d Is
ton apd other places. that felt curious to kno g
H1ether the Washingtonisns were being benefited
| ty the great German remedy, and to satisfy my
Capital, employ ed brief interval OF spare Ii ne
ioles1n " hat could on the subject, and with .hr
tie leading drug stores and other places mansgt
70 btain interviews with he following rheumitic
sutfs rers, and had time been allowed me found
cut could have investigated many other case OF
rhGpnstic cures by St: Jacobs Oil.
tween ii and streets. is wei known in Washing
ton as a lady of considerable literary sbii.y STe
journals and her washington oiiice is at lhs Ar
lii gtoG Hotel. The lady spenas much of her tim
orssniza'i p of fenlsls Journalists. but at the
| present writing she is stoppins, with her .rela-
tlat she had more faith in ST. Jacobs Oh
as cure for Rheumatic COMPLAINTS or pains
extant The lady said she had a six weeks spell
Of tro o esome throat affection aud was threat
throat wond swell during the night and her sleep
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
upon st. Jacobs OH as some ''humbagS prspar s
ton as she had been fooled often before in pur-
you'd. give it trial. as her brother. Professor
Robert s. odlum propre ter of the
spoken fayorsbly of the Great German ReiaedS.
Mrs Smith said she experienced the .test relief
Her throat soon got We'll and her other sffeci ON
were relieved She said she considered st Jacobs
oil an invaluabs prepa.ation. and would not be
that while in New YORK recently the S merits 1aq 'V Of s
the mbs1 of t the Club of Of 9sa
jour- alsts with which she is connected. aud
the RSonsng s ta tie e sha E HsnS
whenever they take cola from too long an indnl-
gence in salt water bathing they resort to st
nents. She had known st Jacobs oil to be freev
distributed by ladies of her acquaintance to their
Mrs Smith then cited tie following cases to me-:
Mrs. Anna Newell is q well known society lady at
is in Chicago. This lady h.d for long time sui
tered from pains IN her joints caused, she thou hit
she felt an attack c ming on she would use ST.
Jacobs Oil, and relief was cure to follow. under
enthusiastic as 10 The merits of IT Jacobs on snd
recommended it to all her scquaiutances whenever
me mead OF any OF them beng troubled with
Rheumatic affections.
:, Miss Harriet L. Dawson is member of the New
Miss Dawson is : r. gular correspondent from New
York to the New Orleans Iicayltne, and her
wIi,inss are over the nom de- plume OF Drift
Mrs. Smith informed me that Miss Dawson had
been great sufferer from sha p Rheum stc pains In
little exposure would aggravate the attack. This
iady couId Obtain no decided relief until she com
applications of the Oil she was pe,msnently cared
Madame Gou!ard, according to Mrs. smith, is
ionabe French Hair dresser and as BENZ in saoe
manner connected with the well known Livingston
fsnaily Of New York learned that this lady has
results duriI e Rheumatic attacks.
;, Professor Robert 0dlum, proprietor OF the Wash
ington Nsta1orium, residing at 500 9th street,
Washington, alluded to above is a steadfast sup
which, Informed me that the Professor keeps
stock of st. Jacobs Oil Constantly on hand at his
tai cold from the effects of bathing, or who may
otherN Use injure then selves. The Professor hun
ba,k and Joints, and Was for a time unable to at
ted to lis vocation and in addition he Injured
hi self not long since at his swimming scnoo aud
81 ffeIed severely. He applied ST Jacobs OF in
b tn nStanc. s. and his trouble was soon over. Mrs
~ inning school and did vast smount Of sood
wien any Cf the pupils were in any way Injured
While practlclng swimming or other athletic exer-
Mrs. ca thaIine Odlum. speaking for herself. Said
she considered st. jacobs Oil almost Indispensable
in cares of burnP, bruises. cuts. or Rheumatic
hl6 hats ba f,l,,
ri euH alsln in the shoulder for Years, and nothn.
reno we'd her uutil she used st Jacobs Oil The dis
whenever she applied the Oil the pain would leave
the parts affected Not long since her pain III the
hand, and to obtain nights sleep was ont of her
power. She was Unable to put on or take off b or
me that after using st. Jacobs OF few times shs
was comp etely cured, and she remarked: az tell
net Know inc What to do without it, 'is ana would
Charles Smith is lad ~ years of age. and a
the art OF swimming, and renders valuable assist
ance at the NatatoriG III in teaching the pupils now
il the water for long time. it not unfreently
happens that he gets violent pains in different
il the water. The lad Informed me that whenever
he experiences anyof these pains he invarlsbly
is sure to follow. Several imes since 1ia eoane e
ton with the swimming school he sprajned himself
isysif st. std seo s5s9 Oil Instance he well
Mf sroh sth the At 4 ct the Gs
street and 9th street. | happened to drop in at
he Drug Store of Mr.. @. Christiant, No asa Penn
tylVanis avenue, and learned from him that Dir.
sprohs lad been using S. Jacobs OIL for khauma-
Ilkm. then Called on Mr.. SprOhs to hear what b
had TO say. as soon as made known the object of
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 a room III the rear OF the Hotel, and a
shell saw slowed away about 90 or ~ empty st.
Don't that look as though used st: Jacobs Oh:
Why, can't get along without il, :" then cues
toned Mr. sprohs, aud he said, Il have been a
great suffe from Rheumatism for IL or IL years
IN ny hand, feet, legs, and in fact all over my
be ssds tndns have used neEfersthing that eona
me, MY case Is chFonic H't oae,
ard l don't believe anything viii
ever permanently cure sme. got tired Of trying
10 obtain relief, bur about two years since I COM
ktanty ever since and it is the only thing ever
diG me any good If it has not cured me- 1t at least
relieves me when get a bad kheumati attack and
that's mole than anything else ever did. get re-
hef at once when use the oil. Before commenced
using ST. Jacobs Oh could get 10 sleep at night
night. ! think there is nothing In the world like
III Jacobs Oh to relieve pain in what may be called
lrcurable cases of Rheumatism. / don't believe /
wGLna be able to sleep to-night unless / gave my
sell good rubbing with st. Jacobs Oil.
the GALE at the residence OF Col. John Whee-
Wheeler had been cured OF Rheum .tism by using
st Jacobs Oil. II q lady her self was not at home
WHEN called, but her daughter informed me that
Mrs. Wheeler had suffered greatly for Tina
pam was so acute that she could not touch any
thing With her hand. she had been a sufferer al
winter, ana nothing did her any good until she
conNenced the use II ST. Jacobs Oil recently.