The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-19
FUTURE GREATNESS.
Dallas. the Future Great City
OF filc New Southwest.


1t is a gratifying fact that Dallas is
looming mp 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 rs are now
transporting to help Dallas. Geo.
graphically she is III the right position
TO become great distributing point
Tor the new southwest, and all indiCa-
Mons point to the Tact that her citi-
Lcns viii not be deprived of the
IruItlOn of the hope that she will eX-
paud INTO greatness. The events of
the past few years in railroad con-
structiOn have made her the center of
"a railway system, which naturally
gives her command OF vast territory
and resources. While, therefore, the
possibilities are alluriug, the citizens
OF Dallas should DC careful to put
forth their best endeay0rs to render
the possible probable, and the proba-
, ole certainty. You can never turn
, ne mi. with the winter that is past,
( says the sentiment OF al old song.
F Il ID true as preaching. Inc same
/ principle will apply 10 almost every
I ching which concerns the " cal or " De
/ of the human family. But il is especl-
( ally iOrcCtul with reference to the
] subject under consideration. If q
man desire II result he should work !
for it, using 10 the utmost such means |
As offer the sUresl and quickest |
ACHE Yement Of the result. II, for in |
stance, he Ue afflicted with rheuma- |
tlsIn, he probably cannot do better |
than use the great German remedy, |
st. jacobs Oil. There Il very strong |
evidence to form the ground work |
for the belief that such aCtiOnBould !
quickly achieve the desired result. At !!
least MIR H. u. Rice, clerk in the |
popular pharmacy OF l.. Neyers Con-
nor, corner Of Main and POydras
streets, 30 believes and so states
While the writer was conversing with
Mr. Rice the other day, that gentle
man remarked that the oil was the
best thing he ever saw for soothing
pain. lie had sold great deal of it,
and heard much about its healing
properties, and resolved TO try it oil
himself. He was suffering with rheH-
matte pains III his back aud knees at
the time he began 10 use It. But he
did not suffer long sfterward. Ii
acted with surprising cover. and
subdned the trouble II two or three
applications. lie was perfectly salts.
ned that so far ~ his experience went
the ST. Jacobs Oil was UNSURPASSED as
q relevant for pain. This beng sub
stantiated by others Of his &CQuaiut-
auce, who had a like experience with
the remedy, oulv strengthened his be-
lief III its power. Such was the ex-
periunce aud testimony of Mr.. Rice
upon II subject which is analogous to
that OF the future of Dallas, in so far |
that il serves to bear out what was
asserted in the foregoing upon the
general principle OF acting upon faith
and demonstrated fact, or fact az
demonstrated by the possible and
probable reduced to certainty b, lie
experience Of others, rs expressed by
4 city or individual.
While referring to this subject of
Dallas aud the Great German Remedy,
St. Jacobs OH, the first as ~ great
city Of the future, amt the second the
great pain remedy of the present, il
may he doing the public gren; ser
vice 10 enter into more particulars
respecting The GOOD Nl..h thc litter
: doing IN tins section OF the Lone
Star state.
The reporter was told by Mr.. Philip
Jones, who resides about seven mica
from Dallas, thai lie believed he was
indebted for his life 10 The henchrirnt
uilice4 of St Jacobs Oil Mr. Jones,
who IS farmer, contracted a severe
case OF iuilSmiuItUry rheumatism last
spring He was terribly i'll. He be
gan at last to feel that he had call
for the other world, and that he must
to it or gel relief a German friend
residing i'll his nCighbOrhOOd went to
see him and insisted on rubbing him
with ST. Jacobs OIL, bottle Of which
he hat IN his pocket The friend was
permitted to work his will, and the
oil was applied. Much to his aston
ishmcnt of said Mr. Jones, Aud greatly
to his JOY, the great remedy gave him
ease. The bottle OF oil was left HIM
by his German friend and his wife
continued applying IL. In the mean
time, u messenger was dispatched to
Z
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= lou3 s'TFy ShoI'' i'iree "U'''e9 u
ms superb iSi''e"E con- 'le'c'y c"Tot'
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menu "i'" "a ''l' ',ii i','iit
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90 - a., &C.,, mf W-;I,a,,s ,ro,.,,-or
Wa, NJ n,,, ~ ,I.a Ioa,J;,,,l ,IIa,sss,o
and rctni, drug houses of the south
vast. the wriser was given to uudcr-
stand that ST. J4rabs OH had attained
4 uopuIlrltv unG sa!r rarely vuuuled
End never surpassed by amy specially
over on the market. This verdict up
on al article for the cure Of u disease,
which, 20 say The least OF 1t, is com
paratively rare IN Texas, was remark
able, and speaks volumes III its favor.
Fox the rheumatism i not considered
one OF those maladie- which the salu-
hriOus climate Of this state Is ca!cn-
iated to foster, and it is. OF. the whole,
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