Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
sT. JACOBS OIL.
Its Iatrsduetien late wiImingtes
Large Sales ~ ths DrugEists--
DOinE GOOa 60 AL who uso if.

Its Iatrsdastion late wiImisEtoi
Large Sales ~ ths Drug Eists-
Dofnx GOoa 60 al who use it.
81. Jacobs Oil has up TO within
few days past been used 10 3 limited
extent in WILMINGTON owing TO limited
Advertisements; but since It has beei
advertised In the peoples paper II ha
got Q good, vigorous send of, and nov
the talk Of the whole city 10 about tn
wonderful curative powers Of St. Ja
cob's OIL. II is now inquired after 81
the remedy fer all the evils and dis
eases that flesh 10 heir TO and the drug
gists Of our city instinciively took u
the shelf that contains the great RENE
dy whereas . customer enters the store
10 sec that there is sufficient supply
on hand. Owing to the very limited
use Of the oil up to within few day.
ago there have not heen many cures Il
report, but, now that the oil 10 coming
into general use there will no doubt b
hundI eds OF cures effected, which tho
RKruBLIcAH will announce IS fast a. II
hsars Of them.
A day or two ago, Q reporter from
the REPUBLICAN office took q rouAd
amongst the druggists Of the city 10
see what be could see and hear what
he could hear in reference to the de-
mlnd OF this wonderful remedy and
the foil ,wing is what he picked up In
the course OF his perambulations:
Joseph Lithrop, residing at Seventh
and Church streets, says that during
the week in which the Preside atial
election occurred he had very severe
attack Of rheumatism In the hip. On
election day he suffered so much that
be scarcely could walk 10 the polls to
vote. Having purchased bottle ofss
Jacobs Oil, before retiring that even.
lug, hs bathsd his hip and repeated the
act upon arising the next morpipg, on
Saturday he was as welt 40 he ever had
been, and during the intervening days
tad used no more than two.thirds Of
the bottle Of oil. Nr. Lathrop had q
bad attack Of the rheumatism about
seven years ago, but the latter attack
was the most serious. He considers
the preparation which he used, some
thing wonderful, and in re'erring to It
uses The most oommendatory express
sious.
Washington Cox. whose residence is
at No. 1917 Tatnsll street, has pur-
chased a bottls OF the oil and has made
two or tbrss applications for rhsuma-
,iSm in the leg. Although Mr.. Cox
has not yet been cured, he says that 1t
eases pain and lessons sWe ling, and
be sonndeAtly expects to be entiIely
cured.
John K. BAboock, shoe dealer at
Second and King streets, has been suf.
fsring with the rheumatics for four
weeks. At times he was unable to
walk, dress or undress, or get into his
bed without assistance. He Is nSw
using his second bottle Of St. Jacobs
Oil and is rapidly recovering from his
complaint.
A gentleman by the name Of Lam
dis, residing at New Castle, it 10 said
can vouch for the reliability OF the oil
as cure for rheumatism.
Augustus Kuhlmann, apothecary at
Fourth and Walnut streets, says that
81. jacobs oil is 3 wonderful discovery
It having been used in Germany ears
ago. He has heard Of q number Of in
stances where persons have been cured,
among which was that Of man who
had been severely attacked with the
lumbago rhsumAtism.
T. James Bslt aud Smith & Paynter
sell the oil very rapidly. Persons buy
ing 1t recommend 1t very highly. N.
B. Dsnforth sells 1t in large quantities
ani ths purchasers speak Of 1t in
praise worthy terms.
Baton smith & Co. and Mr.. Lane
sells the article very rapidly as 1t is
we'll recommended by customers.
J. NJ. Harvey sells the oil in large
quantities and tAe people speak we'll
oft. 0oe customer purchased q bottle
With the Intention of applying 1t to =
horse suffering from rheumatism.
Mr.. s. F. Ware has ssld 81. Jacobs
Oil for some time, at his drug store at
Cape May apd also in this city. At
,resent his sales are larger than the
sale Of ell other lininsnts combined.
His customers recommend /. very high
ly.
H. K. Watson, P. 4. Wood, VIM. Z.
Alfred Walton, a. R. Bring.
hurst and Taylor & Fullerton have a
large demand for the article and custo-
mers refer to it in praiseWorthy terms.