Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
SECOND EDITION.



Prom the Cincinnati Star, NV. bth., 1870.
Impressed BY the singular reputa
tiOn for wonderful cures effected by b
remedy adver ised in our own snn
Other pApe 8, and by the names of cit
liens of known responsibility, who
were sad to have found relief by it,
Star reporter was Induced 10 look NJ
some OF these alleged cures. and by a.
interview, test the truth Of tie remark
able statements made CONCERNING il
Mr.. Stacy Hill, of the Mt. Auburn 10.
clined Plane Railway, gentleman
whose social and business position ea
titles him to be regarded as one OF thu
most reliable gentleman of this city
and State, was found out at his place.
on Auburn avenue in Mt. Auburn and
upon being iutprrogatei as to the
object OF our reporters call said he
laughingly, ooh it's about the ST..
Jacobs OIL that cured me- of rteuma.
tim that you want to know, is it p"
Ga being reassurrsi OF this fact, he
said tast undoubtedly it Is a rsmarka
BILE medicine. 81 was," said he,
hmpiDg about, hardly able to move
myself, with rheumatism in the right
hip, or what the physicians called
Sciatiaa, that made it impossible for
me TO turn myself in bed, except with
the gre test pain and difficulty, when
q relative cent NE clip cut from q
newspaper Published at Moline, Ill,
in which this remedy was so highly ex-
tOllsd that went forthwith aud pro.
cured a bottls of it. This was three
weeks since, and | was relieved by the
first application, and after the third
was able to 90 about with perfect ease
and comfort. II assure you" said he,
"that the benefit IL something ex raCr.
binary. 1t is true that when ride in
tbs cars the Jar Of the whesls makes
me feel a sort of dull pain IN the hip,
showing taat there is yet sensib lits
there, and when | draw up my nay lea
suddenly | feel seute OF slight lame.
ness at the cid sore point in the joint,
but this Is seusibly decreasing, and ii
60 about my business apparently as
well as ever" and MI. Hill squared |
himself about to look over the detail,
Of the new and vary handsome resi-.
dence he is erecting on Aubarn avenue
little beyond the Seminary, in Mt.
Auburn. "But how did you fish UP
my name in connection with this mcdi- !
cine ?" added he. turning the pump
handle operation smack against tie
Star reporter. We explained that the
information came from mutual friend, |
who, it appears, is well acquainted |
with its curative powers. "Yes," said
he, musingly, "The Colonel tested the
St. Jacobs Oil with a family relative
who was suffering from rheumatism,
and with such extremely happy results
that he is quite enthusiastic in recon.
mending it. feel something as be
does, and while have no possible In
terest in it other than desire to ben
eft persons who suffer the fortunes OF
rheumatism, have the most implicit
faith in its efficacy for that purpose,
and have just been telling a mason
-" WIN ONOA bACI' VI lut lUuuphtlUDI
otmy house that You see building yen.
der that he must go and get himself
bottle of 1t and use it. MIR. Hill was
also irquisilive to know why We were
hunting up such proof of the vii tues
OF tAis II .cicine. we stated 70 him, a.
we now do 70 our readers, that the
names oflarties of National reputation
were being pretty freely used by the
prCpl.et2r3 Of TIE 81, Jasob's OIL in
their announcements and otherwise,
and We felt it a matter of curiosity,
and in some respects duty to our cub.
&C. iber5, to verify tie truth II tLci
statements made 'cgardirg it. This we
have done, and as WOuli appear, may
now feel fully assured that their
sLstsm1lt3 as to the remarkable cura.
tive properties OF the German remedy,
S.. Jacobs Oil, sre fully justified by
the tacts. And ESQ, tits boon of meal
culatl5 value TO tho nObls army Of
rheumatic msrtyrs all over the world.
Death OF Richard X. Jones.
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