The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-14

"A AVRoANSA Has tOSt udO dD AulCI-
esting interview with Henry Bohn,
keeper of the above station, the de
tails of which are of such profound In
terest "a to warrant their fall publlca-
tion fer the readers of the Call.
A MEMBER or THE coRwIN CREW.
Mr.. Bohn was memberef the Cor
win, which left San Francisco May
%, 1889, in search of the Jeanotte,
returning October Is, 1881, after an
unsuccessful search for the lost steam-
or.
The Corwin crew Numbered forty
two, all of whom returned sound and
well from the Artic expedition. They
could gather no Information from ra-
tives aleng the coast in regard to the
missing Jeanette. "But," added the
plucky explorer, al am sure we
would have found her, had We not
been frozen out at Wrangell Island"
Aud then he went en- to give further
details. He Baid at is frue we all
got back safely, but a number of US
suffered intensely on accolnt of the
extreme weather. | had o fearful
cold on my lungs, and should not have
been here today telling the tale, but
fer wise provision made before our
departure from this city. Ifeel as If
desired everybody 10 know what did
some of US SO much gsod during this
terrible voyage. We had taken a
good supply of st. Jacobs Oil On board,
and to this l owe my life. Two 9th.
ers Of cur crew, named Rolls and VII
son, were ia dreadfllcoRdition from
neuralgia and rheumatism, and this
wonderful remedy saved them. There
isn't q Scintilla of doubt about IL.
'sThe fact is, this great German
remedy is the very best thing ever
knOwn for all sorts of ills that eome
TO human lot. We are never without
It See here,' he added warmly,
pointing 10 box close at hand "ses
here-we have supply right here at
the station. 1t Is the enemy Of a.l
disease. It IS the king of pain. II
is the destroyer Of sickness. It Is
the glad harbinger of health. 1t is q
silent physician that never fails to
cure his patient. 1t is tho evangel oil
blessing. But am getting eloquent
over it, and ought TO dc -, for il
saved my life. Ofcourse, men in'my
vocation must meet all weather. W.
cannot stand on the order OF our 60
inR-storm or no storm. During tn.
sixteen months that have been mere
We have saved thirteen lives. Thl
last day of October, 1880, the entir,
crew Of a brigantine were saved b,
this station. The Great German Rem
edy did good work time and again,
assure you. It was like a messenge
of mercy. 1t is a great thing to hav
the right remedy at the right time
For the lack of it many a valuabl
life is lost. There's no denying thI
at"
Dir. Bohn, who related this, is
very intelligent German, a native G
Hamburg, certeous and obliging il
the extreme genuine m7n, as an,
one can see from a brief interchang
with him. he strikes one as beini
the right man In tho right place
candid, honest, out-spoken man, VIII
states things as they are, and VIII
"would not fatter Neptune for hi
trident, or Joye for his power to thur
de-"
C2PTATS PAUL BoYT0S.
The above testimony in regard t
the wonder working German Rene
dy is further correborated by the elm
phatic Endorsement of the great world
renowned swimmer, Captain Pau
Boyton, who recently informed tn
New York correspondent of the Chi
cage Inter Ocean that he consideret
= supply of st. Jacobs Oil as indispen
sable, during his protFacted aquati
expeditions, as food and drink il
fact, as indispensable as his wonder
full swimming-suit itself, withou
which he would inevitably
'-Snk into the depths with bubbling grave
Without graye-unknelled, unconfned and III
kn0wn."
But with which he would not hesi
tate to plunge into the sea, which tn,
poet eharacterizes as all his chosel
te-rors frowning round.
THE OLYMPIC CLUB ROOMS.
In this connection, your correspor
dent is constrained to speak of re
cent visit to the elegant quarters G
the olympic Club, on Post Street, c
which The city of San Francisco an,
the State of California may Justly b.
proud. There is no athletic club i
America (and yenr correspondent
speaks from extensive travel and or
servation) that can at all compar
with the Olympic Club of San Fran
cisco, and this includes the personeI G
its members, the superb appointment
of its rooms, the skill and strength
of its athletes, and the esprit de corr
OF its organization.
In the course of a protracted cor
yersation with one CT its representa-
tive members, it was learned tina
John Garbutt, janitcr of the Club. ha
been laid up with stiff knee-join
He was formerly circus acrobat. H
was induced to try the Great Germa
remedy, st. jacobs Oil, and wit
scarcely any faith he began its use
1t was not long before thorough cur
was effected. He regarded the cur
as almost miraculous. The Oil is i
constant use by membersef the Olyn
pic Club, who find in tia speedy rem
cdy for all maladies arising from oy
er-e xertion, excessive practice, or III
wise feats of strength and agility
One of the members remarked
.'That Oil is the surest pain destroye
ia the world" The best evidene
that this testimony is true, is the fac