New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04


the world Nothing appeals so powerfully TO he under
Expressed opinions of wellknOwn men are given here
with The first gentleman whose vie ws were sought was
HON. oDEN BOWIE,
Ex-Governor Of Maryland than whom there ls no one
better known In our State from his close connection IN
representative capacity with of Balumores leading
enterprises which gives special weight to his conyic
OF the CITY Passenger Railway Company, and OF the
Maryland Jockey Club stated that he was pleased to say
that in his family his private stables also the stables
OF the railway compsny, he had for some time used 81
Jacobs Oil most satisfactorily az cure Tor palnlu al,
article "a the best linnent for man and beast ne had
ever used Governor Bowie is an enthusiastic horseman,
and hs stables have produced some OF tne ese racoS
The next gentleman interviewed was
COL. HARRISON ADREoN
Postmaster. baltimore. Nd who was Likewise emphatic
family considered ST. Jacobs on most excellent rem
edy They had frequent occasion to use IT, ana KEPT
constantly I'm the believe II 10 be, he c0ntn-
ued worthy Of all that is said In its favor ana you
will call Mr. Bailey Of this office you VIII ma auoth h.
OF ts warm adv COATES" The reporter acting upon ths
advice visited
MR. NJ p BAILEY, sUPr OF THE MAILS.
The report he received follows st. Jacobs on is
the hest remedy in the world for rheumatism sprnns
acre feet and Joints bruises and other painful ailments
For fishermen and gunners 1t is especially NalHaoe'
/ think everybody ought to Keep Dottie'
AT THE WINDOW.
There ia no familiar face in the city than that OF
George W. J0huson. superintendent stamp Division
Baltimore Post Office who has been at tue stamp WIZ
dow for the past ten year. MI johnson was acas
OH In 1881, he said. he had rheumatism 50 badly ne
could hardly get about and waT relieved by 'e use OF
Ills how fell and sprnned hs knee and another free use
OF this great pa-conqueror relieved him immediately
PRESIDENT JOHN W. GARRETT,
Of the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad. Is Gentleman
t he has AZ largely contributed to the material pros
perity Of the state lend special value TO an expression
OF d me oirc and stock farm Montebeo and he
rred the reporter his attendants there who have
Gst %nc nteryiewed was Mr. Richard Brennan, Of
MIR CARROTS horsemen and trusted driverswho gave sh
instance IN the OF young man ON the place ny we
nse of the OIL The youth had been most seriously
bruised and famed by all, causing very Distressing
misery A thorough application OF 81 Jacobs Ol was
made M night and the next day. in Mr.. BrennaMs
words "the young man was as timber as an eel ns
Greatly from rheumatism. hut by the use OF It Jacobs Oh
was speedily erred that he pronounced II inc boss
Mr. John Haegerty, trainer ut Montebeo, formerly OF
Robert Ponner's famous stOck-raisng establishment
NAT mad ever come under his notice He had used u or
scratcbes sores. and sprlns in horses and it always
cured; also numerous cures OF palniui alImcntS' uV
among horse. cattle and human beings, had come to his
notice Friends OF his In New ORE ana IL M nat - "
the country had used 81 jacobs OIL for rheumatism
neuralgia and other uhnent- and were ready to swear
by IT, Sir. Haggery is quiet experience hanter o
horscs who had charge Of some or tho most hoteu
While on bis tour Of inspection the scribe CHANGED to
hear OF - ,.,.
and turned his stops in search OF IT, -
Major D. s. White salesman ~ te w - Ronor
Md was ound and said he had just written letter 70
the Charles A. Voegler Company on tue suDeeI III "a
c % better describe my feelings than by saying
that have been partially dead man Tor the Yast ten
veora What l. commonly called sleepy or dead arm %
lee wa. the feeling with mc. which commenced at the
Ton OF nv head down the spinal column ami PerNaded
NV limb. 10 the tips Of my fingers and toes NY iesh
WAS cold aud iclcss Doctors attributed my snerlnss
10 the enlargement Of certain glands others declared
inc with the circulation OF the blood Inc quantity OF
medicine took without relief would he sufficient 10 set
nv - arst class apothecary shOp l tTed Turkish and
electric baths and pills prepared for rheumatism
and CONT O 0 ts ss On retiring at night
had my spinal column thoroughly rubbed WIN u nat
snother man All those knots. kinks. stiffness have
passed away. and am mys" again nave no I I
ZION I'm saying that. for all acute local pains 81 JHcos
on is "A safe certain, and speedy remedy Tor man OF
TIE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
Colonel Graham Dukehart. the very popular and
courteous Department Commander OF tho e: A H., ior
Mary land. was reXt vist" by he new ~ b
scoopcd In all he had 70 say In hlh praise OF to nIe
German Remedy The genial CoonSi Isl sne IA ana ~,
T. W Dukehnrt Son 10 20 soHn Ssshnr st. ana
said he had first used the great pam i III ~
and the frat application OF the OH cured hlm OF severe
rheumatism in the arm lie sa. h b 't Ie
kent bottle In the honse, ana that ne na1 trieu iiy
remedies but that ST. Jacobs on was dne Iet ,hH
A. r. had like himself been highly benefited by It's use
HON GEORGE COTTON,
,bc ooabo Police Commissioner Of Baltimore and one OF
thc dsn gshed public men OF the state. was interro
gated for candid avowal Oh AIS p anu opSrNa
ton OF the pin-cure. St jacobs on anu IN MS iran
way said that ne took pleasure IN giving his Endorsement
the great Remedy Aud TINT ne desired 10 s'e i'
Germany or the Holy Land he had found that this great
paincure was reeDgnLed a" was sow Dy S
10 the literature OF his country some hlghy interesting
letters travel and enjoys the esteem oil tue entire
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Mr. BENJAMIN +. Wirts, member OF Engine Company
No H. baltimore City Fire Department, used the great
eonuueror of pain for severe attack OF rheuinatlsn
aud says Il acted Ike charm.
THE MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
Colonel j. d. Ferguson, Secretary OF the Maryland
Jockey club asked his opinion, ana he SAID nave
Sor Cowing tributes paid to st. jacobs OIL by promi-
nent turfmen. | well remember the inaugural meeting
at the White sulphur Springs summer OF ISL we re- my
The home OF King Ban. Iimyar, and other celebrities
near Lexington, KY told me Of the rrrhaDe sGeeess
horse severely injured and of the high opinion he enter
tanned its remedial qualities therefore very cheer
fny authorize you TO use my name, aro the words OF
HON. HART Il. HOLroN.
II "a sne 10 ,ay that this gentleman Is OF the most
popular men IN the state. Mr.. Hoons recent brilliant
nud successful Congressional campaign showed him Il
be the peoples choice and his popularity Is NOT coniaro
city from his beautiful suburban home, Meadow view
near POwhaan He had enjoyed the hrst seish rae Oh
the sea ION behind his magnificent young trOttng mare
Pamela, by Orange Blossom and was entering the LII
taw House BARRIERS shop when met by the press repre-
sentative TO tho reporters inquiry Mr. Holt0n rciarkeu
that ST. jacobs OH had been used AT his home aud III MS
stables with astonishing success. IL Is rst Grass tns
said ne ana have noted numerous cases where IL nae
cured neuralgia rheumatism ttothnche anu otiCi wa.
plants Of human beings and also various tiouls W
which live stock Il subjected Mr. HOtoh us ~ auom
is n great admrer of horseliesh, and owns hnpS i o
the finest trotters In the state, Including orange pAos
SON. with record of - 20. 49,, .,.,,,,,r,, ,,o,s cha
reportcr closed hs interviews Testimony Ike le ioc
going must assuredy onNmre every hninhiIb pSisVl
that for the cure of pain St Jacobs W Is MOhuelu
c"nonnda remedy superior 10 anything of It's nature
vet placed before the public Inc press a2I tno people
sisowScre-in the Morrill, South, East aud west. rs well
"a in foreign ands-dnily furnish abundant proof OF It's
nareIln,s influence pain-relieVing remedy IL has
herome "A household friend. messenger OF heating,
homo comforter It Is benefit safeguard blessing.
Tn ibr nnacc and the cottage, In the store and Ia IN,
Workshop IN field and In tile stable its curative pow
crs hive rendered the universal paln-cure OF the age
praise in ia favor Is confined to no class TO no local