Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-11
tChicago Times.l
HiS Honor the Mayor.
INTERESTING Renaissance IN THE LIPE OF PU
Lie MAN.

INTERESTING Renaissance IN THE LIPE OF A PUB
Lie MAN.
Chicago IL, she may well be- Justly proud Of her
Mayor. She Is proud for several reasons, and very
good ones. too. OF the Hon f. Harrison There
are but few men in American politics to-day who
SHOW as Gear record deserving and honorable
career Nh Harrison From the day which he left his
home in 1.-THE dark and bloody ground" settle in the
tIdorado of the Western prsries then in its infancy,
the career of that gentleman has been upward and
ward. Twice have the people chosen him their Rep
resentatve in Congress from the Second District of Iii
nois, and twice dil he acq himself of that trust in
manner that for him a spot IN the hearts of
his constituency.
Twice has Mr. Harrison been called upon TO fill the
Office of Mayor of Chicago with the hi CHEST Mayoraty
vote given De uocrat in this city and twice
has he flied that Office with honor. winning the
spect and esteem of her people regardless of party
Carter II. Harrison is to-day the most popular man
In the State Of Illinois, fact due to the ZEAL the
firing energy, and the seadfasness of purpose dis
played BY that gentleman throughout his whole public
fe The esteem and confidence of the people are his
in the fullest by his unfinching adherence
to the rlght-his unquestonable honesty of purpose
his high moral character his unobtrusiye though
steadfast mien. Mr.. Harrison's unobtrusyeness, 1t
may be said, is not the least among his commend
able qualities the fac. that he is seeker after Office
but rather the Office seeks him. s in the opinion of the
writer, high cOmmendRtion. That Mr.. Harrison has
at heart the interests of the community he represents
will be readily by the following answer to question
asked by the writer, in conversation lately held with
Mr. H.: 81 came to Chicago" said Mr. Harrison. lat a
time when were limited. comparatively speaking. In
all but natural resources, but of them had an
limited supply saw that the city, and the State like
wise. ought to ncreasetO become great in population
and in wealth. and told my confreres and the people
that it lay in power to make the State ric popu
lous, powerful and reat-a field for the engrant who
came to till our praries and for the capitalist who came
to advance mercantile commercial and railroad in
terests have advocated ali of this kind that
hara viz i,tay,1 ID in
future. 1t is clearly my duty TO myself the
side of the people, their interest being what have
my mind and i'll my heart"
Mr.. Harrison is yet III the prime of hfefis physi-
cal qualities being fully equal to his mental capacities
and that saying great DEAL the only medicine that
gentleman used being the Great German Remedy
St Jacobs OIL Speaking of that great panacea used by
all great men Of the day, Mr. Harrison ssid Rheuma-
sn is about the only ailInent that has given
any bother and that is now where it will bother
more. In the neighborhood where live the peo-
lie viii have no other medicine for rheumatism or dis
eases Of a similar nature than st. Jacobs OIL
when 1 first found myself suffering from the
Rheumatism my leading thought naturally to call n
ply stefan. but my neighbors all advised to try st.
Jacobs OIL the Great German Remedy.
NOW. was not up t. that time believer In pro-
pretary medicines and 1 so stated to my friends but
the gentleman who recommended that wonderful medi-
cine being among Chcago's first citizens ard men
whose word would place implicit confidence any
question, led to believe that st. Jacobs Oil must be
good.
Il took the advice of my friends who benefited
by the of ST. Jacobs Oil procured of it I'M
ineiatey, and--weil the result that have been
recommending it since found it excellent for the rheu
matisIl. have almost bottlefu of it now at home
and morally certain that have rheuma-
tsm The Oil has been used in my family and neigh
borhood with remarkable success. and think ST.
Jacobs Oil is an excellent remedy"
The writer. his return to the Office, took occasion
to see how great of the day have been bene
6fa1h xytl sc Sc
His research wonderfully productive. He appends
few Of the names thinking them appropriately placed
beside that OF Mr. Carter H. Harrson The Rt. Rev.
Bishop Gilmour. Cleveland, o.. Chas. 8. Strickland.
ESQ.,, Of Boylston Place. Boston, Mass. Capt. Paul
Boyton. the world renowned swimmer; Prof. @. O..
Duplessis, manager Of the Chicago Gymnasium, Chi
cago Ill. William H. Waring, Esq, As sistant General
Superintendent of the New York Pest Office; the Hon.
Thomas l.. James. ex-Postmaster of New York City;
Stacy HILL ESD, Mt Auburn Inclined Plane Railway,
Cincinnati, o.; Mr.. BARLEY Campbell author and
others too numerous to mention ndorses ST. Jacobs
Oil. the Great German Remedy. 1t