The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-03-30 00:00:00

SENSATION IN CHELMSFORD.

The Chelmsford NrrA, the leading paper of Bans,
furnishee the following facts :—The family of Mr.
George Lester, who have resided in Marriages Sstware,
Chelmsford; fir twenty•three yerws, have just met
with a thrilling experience. The partioulani of the
event Sr.' so remarkable that they have created
nothing short of a qownright ecn.ati ,n in our usually
quirt town. The fa Is as Ririe,' below have been dilly
verified by us and are of such general intermit that
they should he made puhlio everywhere, inasmuch as
then. are, no donle, thmeands .4 families who cm
profit by the intelligence thus amveyel.
About eighteen immths ago the mon of Mr. Lte esr,
a youth of seventeen, was attacked with a peculiar
and painful ailment id his ankles and muscles, which
so disabled him that he WM umbliged too stop working
at his trade, that .4 A baker. He was places, under
the treatment of a ekilful iihysician, and notwith-
standing ....Ty attention he received no benefit, but
speedily grew wore. Ills c.oradithon became ea alarm.
int that further me.licai aid niu called in, but he still
taile4 to "leant relief. Thr ir,alady 4th. youth had
bow assumed sqch • virlent form that his conditiun
was pitiable. Ile had completely lost the use of ht.
anklo, and was linablo to walk, II w, only with the
aid of crotches that he voted Woes ale iut at all, reel
, even then net without ex...rimming the meet nos iv.
pain. In the langna p. •if his parents be was Onflll I g v
crippled. Ile ssas then wilt to am. .4 the leading
',Whin hospital., lout there also his mfferings were
not in the slighteet relieved. lie hail now been
crippled for nearly a year, and every treatment having
utterly he and los iiarente wen. eleven 111
4,..Pa1f. lii. friends. mid all who knew him,
that he wwild neVer alil.• to walk again.
Having reel in a Clielmsferd paper of rime remark •
ahle cures wrieigld liy a reinedy recently intnelnu
for the C•ire et( pain. the young man was 1.1, a.. a
last nwort, to make A trial .4 one bottle .4 the same.
To sure his own winds, he INAK greatly relieved alley
having aeplied the article bet low«. and he was able
to walk without him et... Mlle. in 10 dans from the time
he purchseml the 11r4 lentle After using three
betties lie was, strange as it may seem, actually able
to regime. his work, and is now free from pain and
lesding his former active life. Hi. cure seems almost
Miracillons to all ties. who are familiar with his lond,
agonizing end his peeriolis helpless condi.
tern, and St. Jana... Oil, which is therein...ly he
is certainly entitled to the credit of having IMICOM•
Plilt11(4 a wonderful cure under our very eyes.
When a repreeentative .4 tine paper called on
Lester, in order to IWO for himself what thia magical
' remedy had done fir him, the young man could
scarcely finds words with which to Paperer' his grati•
tude at his recovery. Ile remarked that St. Jacele
oi, had transferred hi,,, from Agony and misery to
•Mr. James Tomlinson, the well.known dispensing
chemist of Tindal...roam Inen whom young iseeter
purchased this wonderful oil, and who la thoroughly
familiar with his eaae, stated to our reporter that,
while this weea meet astonishing reamery. numerous
other cures, which had ...lilted front its it., and
which had come to his w wen, almost as remark•
able. In consequence of the surprising power which
the remedy premium to relieve pain and strongthen
and restore the muscles and joints to their normal
condition, such extraordinary demand had. Mr. Tom.
Intents said. 'swung up that he found it difficult to
keep a sufficient stock on hand. in fact, instead
Igetting his supplies from the wholesale houses, 14, is
usual, he is ordering hunireds of bottles at • time,
direct from the Great Britain brench .4 the Iwo.
prietors.
Feet.. likg the foregoing certainly appeal most
strongly to all reasonable men, and shoald convince
everyone of the extraordinary elLcacy of the remedy
I referred to.

A bag of money. containing about £lOO, was
stolen loon the guard's van of a down train to Sit.
tineleurrie or Friday. No clue ham been obtained In
Ids thief qv thi-,am.
Mr. F. Wigton ilia&ClioP. the sietitioner in the
Bleigioy %faction inquiry, hes been ordered by his
medical adviwrs to Bournemouth, as he is suffering
Irons a severe chill.

The London "undov Tines say.:—" We recently
published an article giving some astoniabing exper-
iences with a ,em-dial agent now being introduced
into this oontry as an alleviator and remover of
certain dieemes, hitherto considered as incurable.
iraculoos cores were mentioned, verified by gentle.
men connected with this paper. It would seem
imp...sible he anything more remarkable to be
hrourrlit forward. Hilt still more wonderful caws
have Iran brought helots our notice, and old incline.
tlona to doubt and disbelief have entirely vanished.
Mr. W. Y. Ped, nephew of the late Sir Robert Peel,
Bachelor of Arts, Cambridge l'niversity, had his
attention celled to the remedy referred to—St
Jacobs Oil —and being • sufferer from neuralgia.
used it, with startling results. He a fully satisfied of
its efficacy. Another eminent gentleman, Mr. R.
. Butler, Master of Arta of Carnb:idge, writes that he
used it for rheumatism; it not only removed all pain,
; but the pain has never returned. But the following
is the most remarkable pmuf of the wonderful powers
ci this remedy . —Henry Crates, 11, Chathamirlace,
Adeleide molt, Kingstm. • upon • Hull, railway
.1,4,1.40., had been a terrible 'utterer for many yeMil
from rheumatism in its worst -forms. before Mr.
B. Singleton, Commiwioner to administer oaths in
the Supreme (tort of Judicature, he affirmed, that
he had been totally unable to work, and had been coo-
fined to hie bed for • long time; he had tried various
doctors and remedies, but grew worse instead of
better, and his Joints were swollen so that he could
not wear boons. Two crutches were hardly able to
support him. Having beard of St. Jacobs Oil, be
purchased • bottle. In twelve hours be found relief,
and persevering in ita use, he is now cured of his
rheumatism, works daily, and not only walks with
ORM, but 01111 MY. 1111.0 111.1.111.401116 of this wonderful
oil—The Charles A. Vorider Company, of Baltimore.
America, have I opened all 43, Farringdon-rosd,
don, a branch house. anirtestimenials can be wen
there from all parts of the world as to the power of
this remedy. . .
jaCr'b6 t:01 *ad by Chemist. at 3a. aa.
bottle, 'or by past Is.fkL, hem Alb Charles A. Noakes.
Company, soh papists', Forrlagdoa-rWrd. Zan-
don, .