The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12
FUTURE GREATNESS.

The Future Great City of the New Sonth-
west Dallas as Railroad Centre and
Distributing Point. "a Friend in Need
is q FRIEND Indeed" What Citizens Have
to Say Upon the Subject
1t is gratifying fact that Dallas is loom
ing up as one of the possible future great
cities of the country. 1t is noteworthy
that the majority of the large cities in the
new States have had the foundations of
their greatness laid by just such causes as
are now consplring to help Dallas. Geo
graphically she is in The right posi-
tion 10 become a great distributing
point for the new Southwest, and
all indications point to the fact that her
of the hope THAT she will expand into great
ness. The events of the past few years in.
railroad construction have made her the
centre of q railway system, which naturally
gives her command of vast territory and re-
sources While, therefore, the possibilities
are sluring, the citizens of alias should be
careful'to put forth their best cndeay9rs
probable certainty. You can never turn
the mill with the water that is past, says the
sentiment of an old song. 1t is true as
preaching. The same principle will apply
TO almost everything which concerns tie
veal or woe of the human family. But II
is especially forceful with reference TO- the
subject under consideration. If a man de-
sire a result he should work for it, using to
the uttermost such means AS offerth surest
and quickest achievement of that result.
If. for instance, he be afflicted with rheu-
matism he probably cannot
ID better than use the
great German remedy, st. Jacobs OIL.
There is very strong evidence to form the
groundwork for the beliefthat such action
a Ill desired
At least MIR. II. d. Rice, clerk in the pop
ular pharmacy of /. Meyers Conner, cor
| ner of Main and Poydras streets, so be-
! lieyes and so states While the writer was
conyersing with Mr.. Rice the other day. that
gentleman remarked that the OIL was the
! best thing ls ever SAN lor sll.s1...ils pau;
| He had sold great deal of it, and heard
much about its healing properties, aud re-
| solved 10 try il on himself. He wal suffer
| ing with rheumatic pains in his back and
| knees at the time he began to use IT,. But
he did not suffer long afterwards. 1t acted
with surprising power, and subdued the
trouble in two or three applications. lie
wa. perfectly satisfied that so far as his ex-
perience went, the st. Jacobs Oil was I'M
surpassed as a relevant for pain. This be-
ing substantiated by others of his acquaint-
ance, who had like experience with the
remedy, only strengthened his belief in its
power Such was the experience and testi-
fnony of Mr.. Rice upon subject which IS
analogous to that of the future OF Dallas in
FAR as that il serves TO bear ont what
was asserted in the aforeg0ing upon tho
general principle Of acting upon faith and
demonstrated fact. or fact as demonstrated
by the possible and probable reduced 20
certainty IN the experience Of Others, as ex-
pressed bya city OF individual.
While referring to this subject of Dallas
and the great German remedy, st. Jacobs
I4.sI -. ~ inf
and the second as the great pain remedy OF
the present. e may be doing the public a
great service 10 enter into more particulars
respecting the good which the latter is
doing In this section OF the Lone Star State.
The reporter was told by Mr. Philip
Jones, who resides abont seven miles from
Dallas. that he believed be was indebted
Jacobs Oil. Mr.. Jones, who is
La farmer, contracted severe
case Of infiammatory rheumatism last
spring. He was terribly III. He began at
last 20 feel that he had call for the other
world, and that he must either make up his
mind 10 respond 70 il or get relief Ger.
man friend residing IN b. nsig.59T1.cos,
him with St. Jacobs OIL, a bottle q
which be had IN his pocket. The friend
| was permitted to work his viii and the oil
was applied. Much 70 his establishments
| said Mr.. Jones. and greatly 70 his JOY. the
great remedy gave him ease- The bottle .
oil vas leff him BY his German friend ard
his vie continued applying IT, In the
meantime messenger was dispatched
70 Dallas 20 get fresh suppllss.
To make long story short. three
1 bottles II Dis superb remedy con-
uiefelv cured Mr. Jones Il his awful
| and. Uhat his friends a. one tirne rera-1ed
/ mortal scEness. He has not only since ieli
/ frof1undlT grateful o. 1ls deilFtrarce- but
con.ilffs i . duty 71ich BE- owes biz ~
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