The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1888-06-02 00:00:00

A TEIRILLING EXPERIENCE.

The Chensford Aew.s, the leading, paper of Fssex,
furif sh th,se facts :---4 The family cf Atfr. George
L-i?ter, who have resided in Mairiages Squares
,Theleisford, for twenty-three years, have just it
/vitt' a thrilling experience. The particulars of the
event are 5..) remarkable that they have created
aothi i ehart of a downright sensation in our
asualy quiet town. The facts, as given below,
laic 'teen duly verified by us, and are of such general
iat r st t•iat they should be made public everywhere,
las'aach as there are, no doubt, th ,usands of
!ti hi es who can profit by the intelligence thus con-
ey I About eighteen months ago the son of
tie..es!er, a youth of seventeen, was attacked with
a p char and painful ailment of his ankles and
which so disabled him that he was obliged
o atOp working at his trade, that of a baker. tie
wa 3 placed under the treatment of a skilful physirian
and rotwithsta,uding every attention he received
at Lenefi , but grew worse. Hi. conditiou beanie BO
alarming that further medial hid was called in
our he still failed te obtain relief The malady ot
the youth had now assumed such a voilent form
tb.it his condition was pi iable. He had cam plet -1 •
tort t .e use of his tinkles and was unable to walk
It was ~nly with the aid of crutches that he ctaild
move about at ad, ad even then nit without ex
iierie,cing the most intense pain. In the language
of his parents, he was completely crippled. He
wa-, then sent toone of the leading London hospit its,
bn there alo his suffer Ihi2Bwere not in the sliglres
,elicvd. He had be. n crippled for nearly a y2sr.
40i1 every tieatment having utterly tailed, he and
'his paren•s were almost in despair. His friends,
and all who knew him, believed that he would nev,--r
oe able to virllk again. Having real in a Cheltipi—
ford paper of some remarkable cure wrought by
re.a. dy •or the cure if pain, the youu4 man was
!ed, is a last reso t, to wake a trial of one bottle of

he last esort, to make a trial ot one buttje of the
a.ne. To use his own words, he was greatly re-
lievt 1 aft r having applied tie article but once, all
h.s was able to walk with .ut his crutches in ten
flotu the time he purchased the firs.
ot' le. After using three bo tes he was
so auge as it may seem, aciu oly able to resu n.
us work, and is now free Lorn pain a.,d leading his
iurtiter active life. His cure seems almost
ntraculoris to all those woo are familial with inns
mr;g, ago.tizing sutfe hags an r his previous helpless
;oniitio.r, trial St. Jacobs Oit, whim, is the reme ;3
he use.% is certainly entitled to the credit of havi g
.cco npliskitd a won.lertul cure under our • ery eyes
.V Ewa a representative of this paper call.-d 00
Lester, in order see for himself whs, this indgi at
re.t.edy nad done tor him, the young namn could
snnrth ly find words with whica to express his
gral.tu;e at his r cot ery. He remarked that S .
inc Ms Oil had transferred him from agony and
n s2ry t joy. Mr. James Totnlinson, the well-
snown disiiensirig chemist of Tindal Squ,tr from
vhoui Lecer purchasAl t..is woad rtul oil, and
,vrir: is thoroughiy familiar with his case stated to

.ur reporter that while this was a El:l,st astonishing
ec,,vet y, numerouF othe. curs, which had resulte.,
,o;11 its use, turd whiel hat come to his no ico,
.v ro slaos. as rem,rkable. In consequence oi
the surprising po er which the retneuy put4s,2l3ses
o iet,e•e pada and s!rengtoen and restore the

iu i.;-es aunoints to there normal condition, such
x raordintry demand had, Mr. Tocalin!,on said,
prang u hat he found it ddfie.ilt to keep u
uttici ut stnk on hand Li fact insteed of gettinB
Lis uppltes trom the wholesale houses, as is usual,
:trier i.g unn.lr .ds of bottles at a time, diruct
from the proprietors"

fa, L.J.,,AIu ,31.t0da41 Times thus concludes n
leadinc artie e up ,n the great value of the IIiBCOV r)
tho Won ierlui oil, referred to ab Ye:, •` Ott
iti a cull at the Gre.it Britain branch of the

friliao Et, The (.; ,aries A. Vogeler Company, 45,
Fa: yi g 1011 RO td, Lon .oti, it was learned that ...A.
Oil t m been awirded no le4s th .n six gold
medals, including Calcutta, New Zealand, California,
the g eat oouthein Exhibition held iu th

Juit, d States in 18:54. This is the only intitaoci-
wh re a o d in• dai has beea awarded to a pro.
tary medic ne. his, added to what our pensonoi
c,perience .111,1 enquiries have brought forward
cyst pla,e St. Jacobs Oil in roputati•in at the top
•he list, aiid ..atisfy th-! most incredulous that

tecompiiiheg all that its proptioora claim to, it
Ai ac. liptetor of .in, and alleviator aid cure fo
rhuniatisna and other pairvul complaints. it:
;Via rdiniiry merits are bring rapidly r& cog izA
sho%.n oy the daily locre3.-ing denial-1d .ad
he in erost twinif at d in it."

Ath etes everywhere are vieing with each other
in tho•r estiinony al to the wonder ul aticacy of
.very. E,lward Holan. O.e wtz rd oi
h • boat :. G. V. B l'imewell, who rode from
Iney to Rockhampton, 1,300 mil, son a ()icy cl ;
I,,tin a Ito, .-.:hampiou bioycli6t of AuAralla ; end
fohn C. Copeland, who rode from Sydn y to

Ael,ourne aria back-1,200 milts on a tri-e,cle---A.
thit the remedy in qu stion, St. Jacobs Oil, iE
,tivalos,:le in training, and will cure strAin, of tut

•aus: s iffness and rheumatism. So also does
c auihor ot " The Training his ructor," a bool,
n dished by ihe London Sportsman.

The Leiaster Echo Nays: As the object whou:d
be to adopt what will rendor the most liappke-e to
Jur cp ci s, ali who suffer from rOeumatio trouldes
use St. Jacobs Oil, which always cures.'

)11 iway'q Pills c in be coufidetvly r commended
as a d rueAic remedy for the ailments of all elas.es
and 'onclit ions of people Young and old of both
setea may tale this medicine with the certainty of
ii ing benefit from its use, when disorder or
diseaie is making them miserable. Holloway',.
Pi la are unrivalled for their purifying, aperient,
i s'rengtheniag propeities. They remove in-
di :e4ion, palpitation, and h adache, and al,-
ly 13.-irviceable in complaints peculiar to
on ales. E cli box is wrapped with printed in-
s ruetiond for the guidance of invalids who will
r tiily uulerstatid, from carefully studying them,
tii nest way of recovering Ilhei.lth. Holloway's
will werk a thorough °lmage on the constitu
t ris of the weak and nervous.