New-York tribune., 1883-03-15
Striking Disclosures Concerning q National Movement
It's Importance TO Maryland-wh" wen
known Men Have to Say.

country but by thinking people every VII - ~ Ier
the world Nothing appeals SO powerny% 40 10 te tbe
standing OF community rs facts ana for TINS reason Ine
EXPRESSED opinions OF we-lnown men IRE given mere
with The first gentleman whose views were sous"' was
HON. oDEN BOWIE,
Ex-Governor OF Maryland than whom there - no m Que
better known in our State from his close connec'" ~
representative capacity with some OF Baltimore loah
anternrlses which gives special weight to his conVlc
tions The Governor, who M az Is known tne 81 be
of the CITY Passenger Railway Company, ana OF tnc
MARYLAND Jockey Cnb stated that he was pleased 10 1
that his family his private stables s asO % e st
Jacobs Oil atsfactoriy as cure for palnlu a all
ments. 1t gave hlm pleasure ne sS and beast he had
ever used Governor Bowie is an enthusiastic horseia,
and his stables have produced some oil the neS'
The % next gentleman interviewed was
COL. HARRISON ADREoN,
Postmaster Baltimore Md who was Likewise empnabuc b
family Considered st. Jacobs OIL most excellent rem,
edy They had frequent occasion TO use US H. he eontn
ed worthy OF all that il said In its tavoT anu Sr
will call Mr. Bailey Of this Office yon wi" cng nu mon tbis
advice, visited
MR. NJ p BAILEY, sUPT. OF THE MAILS.
The report he received was Ms follows st. Jaeono gu
sore feet and Joints bruises and other painful ailments
For fishermen and gunners 1t is especially Valuable
think everybody ought to keep Dottie'
AT TIE WINDOW
bare "a no more familiar face n city than that Of
George W. Johnson, superintendent Stamp Division
Baltimore Post Office, who has been at the stamp WIN D.
b an ent6usiastic believer IN the virtue of ST. Jacobs
Oil In 1891, he said he had rheumatism so nsuy nS of
m hnv fell and spraned his knee and another free
OF this great paincOnqueror relieved hlm immediately
PRESIDENT JOHN W. GARRETT,
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, is gentleman
whose standing in the community c0nped Win tne IacC
that he has so largely contributes 10 s
of his views st. Jacobs OIL Is In use at MS mAghncent
country home and stock farm MOntebello' ana ne re-
tha rtprt tO
charge of his magnificent Arabian ana Otner stocA
Mr. Garrets horsemen aud trusted drivers gave an
Instance in the cure of young man on the pace o5 .I1
bruised and lamed by fall causing very distressing
misery thorough application OF 81 Sacooa Rrnnsp's
words "the Young man was Timber as an eel he
cited also tue Of Mr. Ellis dairy wh3 suherea p
greatly from rheumatism but by the use OF 81 Jacobs OIL
was so speedily cIred that he pronounced IL the BOSE
medicine. ,,..,o,,o ,or,ror,v ~
Robert Bonners famous stock-rasing establishment
said that regarded ST. Jacobs OIL as the pest tnng M
that had under his notice He hsd Hsed IL Os
scratches sores and spains In horses ana u aiways
cured also numerals cures OF panIui % 70 hts
among horses cattle and human beings had come 70 h
nntice Friends OF his in New York and in all parts OF
the country had used 81 JACOBS U ,or eay 10
bg it, Mr. Haggerty ia quiet experienced naneer "a
horses. who has had charge OF some OF The os'
While on his tour of inspection the scribe CHANGED to
"'"i MARVELLOUS CURE.
and turned his steps in search Of IL. ,,
Major b. s. White, salesman IN the well known dry
Nd was found and said he had just written letter to
the Charles A. Vogeler Company on the subject an e1-
cannot betteT f describe my feelings
that have been partially dead man Tor the past ten
years What is commonly called sleepy or dead arm o.
Ieg was the feeling with me- which commenced al the
NV limbs TO the tips of my fingers and toes. My flesh
was cold and lifeess Doctors attributed my
that knots formed along the spinal column lnterter
Ing with the circulation OF the blood The quantity OF
no
up a irst-cass apothecary chop tired Turkish ana
electric baths and certain pills prepared Tor rheuatsn
and CONT but they only temporary relief tlnay
St Jacobs Oil was recommended On retiring at night
had my spinal column thoroughly rubbed with IT, That
was repeatcd several times and, thank God feel IKE
another man. All those knots. kinks; stiffness have
passed away and am @ %ySe nj ace local pas ST. jacobs
OH is safe, certain and speedy remedy for man or
TIE GRAND ARMY oF THE REPUBLIC.
Colonel Graham Dukehart the very popular and
courteous Department Commander OF the G. A r., for
cooped in all he had to say in high praise OF the Great
German Remedy. The genial Colonel is Oh the nrm u
said he had first used the great pan-bansher In ls77
and the first M M 9f a as 9 hcT that @ S
kent bottle in the house. ana that he had tried many
he hsd ever seen number Of his comrades Of the G..
A. r. mad Ike himself been highly benefited by its use.
HON. GEORGE COTTON,
the aabe Police Commissioner OF Baltimore. and one OF
the distinguished public men OF the state was nterro-
gated for candid avOwal OF his experience and observa
on OF the p,in-cure, ST. Jacobs on and IN his FRANK
way said that took pleasure IN giving his ndorseaent
to the great remedy and that he desired to state that
wherever had travelled whether in England, France
Germany Holy Land he had found that this great
pan-cure recognized as was shown by its general
se blessing to humanity Mr. Cotton has
TO the literature OF his country some highly interesting
letters travel and enjoys the esteem OF the entire
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
Mr. BENJAMIN f. wirts, member of Engine Company
No H. Baltimore City Fire Department, used the great
conqueror OF pain for severe attack OF rneunausn
and says II acted like charm.
THE MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
| Colonel j. d. Ferguson, Secretary of the Maryland
Jockey Club,was asked his opinion and he said have
heard glowing tributes paid to St Jacobs OIL by promi-
nent turfnen well remember the inaugural meeting
the White sulphur Springs summer m Of iSsl where my
the home OF King Ban, Himyar and other celebrities
Le5SO Ky od e @ Cf G o @
horse severely injured aud of the high opinion he enter
fully authorize you to use my name are the words oi
HON. HART d. HoLToN
n safe to saw that this gentleman is OF the most
nonnar men in the State. Mr. HotOn's recent brilliant
and successful Congressional campaign showed him "a
10 bis district The reporter met him a visit TO the
city from his beautiful suburban home. Meadow View
near Powhatan He had enjoyed the first sleigh ride o
the season behind his magnificent young trOtting
PAMELA ny Orange Blossom, and was entering the Eu
taw BARRIERS shop when met by the press repre-
sentative. To the reporters inquiry Mt Hoton remarked
that St Jacobs Oil had been used at his home and in his
stables with astonishing success IL II rstclnss tnng
said and have noted numerous cases where IL mas
1 cured neuralgia. rheumutlsm,
plants Of human beings, and also vnrous troubles tC
which live stock is subjected. Mr Hoton. ms Is known
ia great admirer of horseiesh and owns nlInner O
the finest roters in the state including Orange Bios
| som, with u record of 2. 20 49, -,
with these orthodox opinions these STUBBORN Inct TUE
reporter closed his interviews. Testimony Ike tho lore
going must assuredly convince every thinking persoi
that for the cure of st. Jacobs OIL Is wonderfu
cOmpound-a remedy superior 70 anything OF ls nature
yet placed before the public The press ana tne people
herein the North, SOUTH East and west M wei
a. I'm foreign ands--dsy furnish abundant proof OF III
marvellous influence pain-reueyhig remedy III ha
.l.alI "A
home comforter 1t Is benefit safeguard, blessing
In the palace and the cottage in the store ana III Tn
ers have rendered 10 the univ pain or the age
praise IN its favor confined 10 no CLASS 10 no oca.
ty TO no section nation, hut To the entire world
baltimore is to be congratulated upon being the centr
| OF the vast enterprise through when TINS speCiho i
nlncnd nnn the nnrket and flrhermOre mpnm tho fac