Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-20
At. yACoB's OIL.
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Clevcianf Plain Dealer, Bel 2ith, lSIa
The following interviews elected by
plain Dealer reporter, show beyond
re asonabls doubt that the preparation
In question Is really an article Of high
nerit-in fact q reliable specihc for
great number OF distressing COM
plants. The character and standing
Of the gentlemen interyie we'd - many
Of them occupying prominent official
poSitions---,together with the hearty
indors cment they accord the remedy,
from their own experience and otstr'
v&tion, ought to oommend 1t TO every
one. Fair minded people will agree,
We think, with the proprietcrs, that
there is nothing upmercantils or an.
profc ssionAl in bringing the article to
the notice OF the public through the
medium OF the press.
Captain Henry N. Holzworth, Chief
Of the Cleveland Detective Force, was
approached In his Office in the City
Hall, and when subjected TO request
for his opinion Of St. Jacobs Oil readi-
ly answered at has done me world
OF good. was afflicted with sort of
combination of pleurisy and rbcnma.
tlsm in the spine which grew so bad
that became somewhat alarmed.
never had such 8 severe attack, and
when was finally laid up with 1t,
hardly expected to leave my bed for
months. Doctors failed to beneft me,
aud acting on the suggestion Of a friend
| procured bottle OF st. Jacobs Oil
and received surprising relief on the
frst application. could plainly feel
the effects ofths preparation from the
start. 1t heated the flesh, and ssem.
ed to fnd Its way to the seat Of the dis
ease at once. To be brief, II complete.
ly conquered all pain, and in day or
two wac entirely free from the COM
plant, and have since remained so. !"
| John Vapek, Esq, first Assistant
CLERK, was next called upon and said !:
"My mother was q sufferer from trouble g.
some pains in her limbs for years.
Some time ago she commenced using
ST. Jacobs Oil, with result that is
thus far SO highly satisfactory that sb e
has become o strogg convert to the
Igeneral faith in its curative powers. /
feel justified in saying that from no
other preparation has she received such
decided benefits"
| X. A. Schcllentrsger, Esq, member
n the Board of Education from the Sew
onth Ward, one OF our well known
public spirited Germans, was found IN
his drug store, No. III St. Clair street.
A itor affirming that b. sGld more Of
ST.. Jacobs Oil than all other liniments
combined, he continued GAS for tes.
timonials, / can furnish You with any
Quantity. For instance, this afternoon
q man made 1t special business to
come In and sing his praise Of the rem.
edy with good deal OF enthusiasm.
He is an employe in the Pittsburg car
shops, and was short time ago thrown
against 3 casting and so severely injur-
cd in the hip that he could not walk.
After using q part Of bottle Of the Oil
he was, as | have already said, able 10
como in here to-day and ASSERT that it
was the best thing he had over seen. A
lady on WasOn street, who suffered
with rheumatism Of the most pronoun
ced type, particularly in her hands, is
willing TO give the OIL the warmest
recommendation. By continued wee
the cords relaxed, and she has once
more the free use OF her fingers. Simi.
lar reports are almost daily received.
will en- application, furnish the address
of people who have tested the rSne-
dy and find 1t precisely what it has
bosn represented to be-"
| J. Jackson Smith, Esq, Councilman
from the Fifth ward, recently recon-
mended st. Jacobs Oil to a prominent
politician in this city, who was a mar.
tyr to rheumatic aches aud pains. His
shoulder was so badly afflicted that 1t
vas impossible for him to use a pen.
"He assured me-" Mr.. Smith said,
"that he was materially benefited af.
tor the first rubbing, and that by con.
slant use since ne has succeeded in en-
tiIoly Kidding himself Of the complaint.
| have introduced the oil in my family,
believing that it Is an edingy good
thing to have within reach. My son
has used it for headache with good sue
cess. The truth is, by the amount of
talk one hears daily about st. jacobs
Oil, it seems as though it was destined
to oocupy a most important position in
every house hold"
Nr. Chas. p. Vaupel, the well.knowR
pharmacist, whose place of business ia
at Ne. 366 Euclid avenue, was the Sec
ond d9alcr visited, and he also inform.
ed ous reporter that he sold more Of st.
Jacobs Oil than all other preparations
Of similar pretensions Fut together. He
heard nothing but the most favorable
reports from his purchasers, who were
in the main, people of the highest bus
iness and social standing. A Vell-snown
railroad gentleman, a victim Of chronic
Rheumatism, found relief in remark
ably short space Of time, and handed
In q hearty endorsement to the claims
OF the Oil. A lady living on Dodge
street was strong in the belief that it
was the beet thing she ever used. "To
hear what | have heard concerning
this remedy" said Mr.. Vaupel, in con-
o. olunon, "would, am sure, be sp,H-
cient to convince the most Gkeptical."
Mr.. Davis, CT the firm Of Henry &
Davis, popular druggists, was found in
his 81 sgant place Of business on Supe-
rior street, corner OF Monumental Park.
Mr.. Davis prsfaesd his statement with
the rGmark that the sale Of St. Jacobs
Oil was far in advance Of any Of the
thousand prepared liniments, etc., hisa
establ ishment contained. He ig in pos
,ession also Of large number Of names
which have been used in certifying to
good results from the proper use of the