Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-08
New York Shirt Of the Times.1
The WAY Of the World.

The trite saying that mot of the world Knows
how the other half gets aiong' 10 exempfed in fnnn-
dered 1t: for - the world Older and, trust
BETTER the increasing wants engendered by progress
sive civilization render further division Of labor indis
pensabiy necessary, in the humber avocaons of
life is fact, recognized by al observing men, that
almost every trade or pursuit induces special
DISCRIMINATION Of the system Characteristic of such
avocaton, presenting the par adoxical result Of man
killing himself, as 1t were to i've Such being the dis
lated to human effort 1t is very obvious that any
Of warding off the very undesirable consequences ne
ferred TO- must be soutce of extreme Joy and sasfac
uon to the toilers OF the earth. well Of
vast profit. in the aggregate. to the activity
and industry Of the world. These observa-
tons were suggested upon recently hearing of a
case OF water rheumatism. 30 called. Any type of
this dreaded disease is severe and often agonzing
Its approach is sometimes insidIous but more fire.
auenty, however it is the result of cold, and often
develops in few hours days at most. It surpris
ing to consider how many people afflicted with it,
and how serious tax upon their time and resources it
is in many instances. No branch of industry
De free from its disastrous influence the following
experience related by Mr. George Drake 46 and Oak
street, Indianapolis. Ind, goes to show II now,
and have been, employed in buggy washing in livery
stable for two years My calling requires me be
the water for hours at time, and contracted what is
called, in our occupation water rheum atsm. used
a dozen different remedies without any benefit and
was getting nightly discouraged when / noticed .
article called st Jacobs
on thought would try bottle, and did begin its
use 1 found it gave immediate relief, and after
employing four bottles of the Oil I am en-
tirely cured. I have personally told my friends
that are in the same business. and they
all say that it il doing the same for them
that it did for The complaint speak of s . very
severe one When began the Of the Oil had laid
OF from work account Of the pains resulting from
working in the water. will continue to the OIL an
know can work in water by its all the balance of
my life without any bad results. This experience and
may be of service to others working in the
same pursuit that in which I am engaeed and
cheerfuly give it for the benefit Of all situated"
Wherever there are horses carriages there must be
abundant use Of water; and as already shown, of
the results Of constantly working in the water is the
ease called water rheumatism" 1t is certainly
ter OF especial not only for these workers.
but for all workers-for all mankind realIy-that such
an eficacious substance exists the Great German
Remedy And We also have positive word and assur-
ance from old and experienced horsemen that St. Jacobs
OH the very best remedy for the quick
relief and cure of many of the ailments of mans best
friend" the horse. Thus if double efficacy SO to
speak, constitute argument for the adoption Of an
article this famous substance is most certainly entitled
to full consideration. II