The Evening critic., 1883-01-30
ORTHODOX OPINIONS.
SOME SHARP, POINTED FACTS
sTRIKING DISCLOSURES CONCERN
ING a NATIONAL MOVEMENT
ITS IMPORTANCE TO MARY
LAND-wHAT WELL KNOWN
MEN HAVE TO SAY.

INV ~ INV SNh
ITS IMPORTANCE TO MARY
LAND-wHAT WELL KNOWN
MEN HAVE TO SAY.
BALTIMORE, MD.-The AR,eyicda says;
While at the City Hall last Saturday, re-
porter received Information from an official OF
ihe United States Postal Service, which In
duced the press representative TO make the
following interviews. further reason Tor the
investigation was the fact, very generally
known, that gentleman occupying a fore
most position In mercantile, social and IMAM
cial circles OF this city and State, has OF late
actively inGenuHed himself with tho enter.
price about which our business circles are now
agitaed.
I,wlll appear to every reader of the circum.
stances as devel0ped below, that the subject
matter OF tho inquiry has become a power In
the land, consequently every citizen, every one
having his own welfare and the welfare OF
9th crs at heart will find II 10 his interest TO be
here presented The people and the press else.
where are fully alive 10 the subject, and as
VIII be seen, the state OF Maryland Is heartily
falling into line. The measure In question Is
already approved Of, not only by the leading
men OF this country, but by thinking people
everywhere throughout the world. Nothing
appeals SO powerfully TO the understanding
OF o community as tGcts, and for this reason
the expressed opinions Of well.known men are
given herewith. The first gentlemen whose
HON. ODEN BOWIE.
ex Governor OF Maryland, than whom there Is
no one better known In our state from his
close connection, In representative capacity,
with some OF Baltimores leading enterprises,
which gives special weight to his convictions.
The Governor, who is, rs is known, the presl-
dent OF the City Passenger Railway Co. aud OF
the Maryland Jockey Club, stated that he was
pleased TO say that In his family, his private
stables, as also the stables OF the railway com.
pany, lie had for some time. used St. jacobs
OIL most satisfactorily as a cure for painful
pfl ANITA Ia NAV,N NlA no a,tI
indorse the article as the best llniment for
man and beast he had ever used. Governor
Bowie is IN enthusiastic horseman, and his
stables have produced some OF the finest
racers in America.
The next gentleman interviewed was
COLONEL HARRISON ADREON.
Postmaster, Baltimore, Nd, who was likewise
emphatic in giving his experience. The
Colonel stated that his family conslderoi st.
Jacobs oil most excellent remedy. They
had frequent occasion TO use 1t, and kept It
constantly in the house. believe II to be, he
continued, worthy Of all that is said iu Its
favor, and II you will call on Mr.. Bailey, OF
this ONCE, You will lnd another of Its warm
advocates. The reporter, acting upon this
advice, visited
MR.. M. p. BAILEY, SUPP. OF THE
MAILS.
The report he received was as follows: st
Jacobs OIL is the best remedy in the world for
rheumatism, sprains, sore feet and Joints,
bruises and other painful ailments. For
valuable. think everybody ought to keep
bottle.
There is no more familiar face in the city
than that Of George W. Johnson, Superintend-
ent Stamp Division, Baltimore Postofflce, who
has been at the stamp-window for the past ten
years. Mr.. johnson ives found to Be an enthu.
siastc believer In the virtue OF st. Jacobs OIL.
In 1881, he said, he had rheumatism SO badly
he could hardly get about, and was relieved
by the use OF 81. Jacobs OIL. He has never
sprained his knee, and another free use of this
ately.
PRESIDENT JOHN w. GARRETT.
OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, is a gentle
man whose standing in the community,
coupled with the fact that he has so largely
contributed to the material prosperity Of the
State, lend special value to an expression of
his We've. st. Jacobs OIL is in use at his
magnificent country home and stock farm,
Montebello, and he referred the reporter to
his attendants there, who have charge of his
magnificent Arabian and other stock. The
first one interviewed was MIR. Richard Bren-
nan, one OF Mr.. Garretts horsemen and trusted
drivers, who gave an instance 10 the cure OF r
young man ON the place by the use OF the oil.
The youth had been most seriously bruised
and famed by n fall, causing very distressing
misery. thorough application OF st. Jacobs
OH was made at night, and tho next day, in
timber as an eel" He cited also the case of
Mr. Ellis, dairyman, who suffered greatly
from rheumatism, but by the use of st. JacOb's
Il the 'Boss" medicine.
Mr.. John Haggerty trainer at Montebello,
formerly of Robert Bonner's famous stock
raising establishment, said tina. he regarded
st. Jacobs Oil as the best thing that had ever
como under his notice. He had used 1t for
scratches, sores and sprains In horses, aud It
always cured; also, numerous cures OF painful
ailments, both among horses, cattle and
human beings, had come to his notice,
Friends of his In New York and In all parts OF
the country had used st. Jacobs on for
rheumatism, neuralgia and other ailments,
and were ready 10 swear by 1t. Mr.. Haggerty
is quiet, experienced handler OF horses, who
has had charge OF some of the most noted
stock OF the country.
While on his tour OF inspection, the scribe
CHANGED to hear Of
A MARVELLOUS CURE.
and turned his steps In search OF 1t.
Major B. $. White, salesman In the we'll
known ,dry.goods jobblng- house of WITT,
Bledler & Co.. OF Baltimore, Nd was found
and saii he had Just written a letter 10 Tho
Charles A. vogeler Company on the subject,
an extract OF which is here given:
81 cannot better describe my feelings than
by saying that have been O partially dead
man Tor the past ten years: What is cem.
the feeling with me, which commenced at
the top of my head, down the spinal column,
and peIvaded my limbs to the tips of my
fingers and toes. My flesh was cold and life.
less. Doctors attributed my sufferings to the
enlargement of certain glands; others declared
that knots had formed along the spinal col
unp, interfering with the circulation OF the
blood. The quantity OF medicine took with.
out relief would be sufficient to set up a first
class apothecary shop. | tried Turkish and
Electric bnths, and certain pills prepared for
rheumatism and gout, but they gave only tom.
porary relief. Finally St. Jacobs OIL was rec.
commended. ON retiring at night I had my
spinal column thoroughly rubbed with IL.
This was repeated several times, and thank
God feel like another man. All those knots,
kinks, and stiffness have passed away, ana /
am myself again. l have no hesitation in
saying that for all acute local pains, ST,
Jacobs OH is safe, certain, and speedy rem
edy for man or beast"
THE GRAND ARMY OF THE RE.
PUBLIC.
Colonel Graham Dukehart, the very popular
and courteous Department Commander OF the
q. A. r., for Maryland, was next visited by
The news gatherer, who scooped in all be had
10 say In high praise OF the Great German
Remedy. The genial Colonel is OF the firm OF
l.. W. Dukehart Il Son, 30 s. Calvert street,
and said he had first used the great palf
banlsher In 1877, and the first application OF
the OIL cured him OF severe rheumatism In the
arm. He said further that he always kept a
bottle In the house, and that he had titled
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