The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-18
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER,
Editorial. December "a, 1871

The following interviews elected by a
Plain Dealer reporter show ber ond reason.
able doubt that the preparation in question
is really an article OF high merit-in fact n
reliable specific for great number of dis
tressing complaints. The character and
standing of the gentlemen interviewed
many of them occupying prominent official
positions-together with the hearty in
their own experience and observation, ought
to commend it to every one. Fair minded
people will agree, we think, with the pro-
tile or unprofessional in bringing the article
to the notice of the public through the me-
dium of the press ....
Captain Henry NJ. Holzworth, Chief of
the Cleveland Detective Force. was ap.
preached his Office in the City Hall, and
when subjected to request for his opinion
of st. Jacons Oil, readily answered.: at
has done me world OF good. I was
afhict with sort of combination of pleu-
risy and rheumatism In the spine which
grew 30 bad that l became somewhat
alarmed. ! never had such a severe attack.
and when was finally laid up with it,
hardly expected to leave my bed for months
Doctors failed to benefit me, and acting on
the suggestion of friend, procured a
bottle of st. Jacobs Oil and received sur.
prising relief on the, first application.
could plainly feel the effects Of the prepa.
ration from the start. 1t heated the flesh.
and seemed to find its way to the seat OF
the disease at once. To be brief, it com
pletel. conquered all pain, and in a day or
two was entirely free from the complaint,
and have since remained So"
John Vanek, ESQ.,. first Assistant CITY
Clerk. was next called upon and said: "Ay
mother was a sufferer from troublesome
pains in her limbs for years. Some time
ago she commenced to use st. Jacobs Oil,
with result that is thus far so hi. hly sat.
isfactory that she has become strong con-
vert to the general faith in its curative
powers I feel justified in saying that from,
no other preparation has she received such
decided henefits."
e. A. Schellentrager. Esq, member of
the Board of Education from the Seventh
Ward, one If our we'll known public spir-
tied Germans, was found in his drug store
No. III ST. Clair street. After atii rmng
that be sold more of st. Jacobs Oil than all
other liniments combined he continued I:
las for testimonials, can furnish you
with any quantity. For Instance, this af-
ternoon man made it special business
to come in and sing ms praise IT the rens-
dy with good deal enthusiasm. Heis an
employe in the Pittsburg car shops, and
was short time ago thrown against cast
ing and so severely injured in the Zip that
,e could not walk. After using part of a
bottle of the Oil, lie was, us / have already
said, able to me In here to-day and assert
that it was the best thing he ever saw. A
lady on WasOn street, who suffered with
rheumatism Of the most pronounced ty pc.
PARTICULAR, In her hands, is willing to give
| the Oil the warmest recommendation. By
c. ntinued use the cords relaxed aud she
has once more the free use OF her fingers
Similar reports ure almost daily received.
will on application, furnish the addresses
OF scores Of people who have tested tie
remedy and find it precisely what it has
been represented to be-"
J. Jackson Smith, ESQ.,, Councilman from
the Fifth Ward, recently recommended St.
Jacobs Oil to y prominent politician in
this city. who was martyr to rheumatic
aches and pains. His shoulder was 20 bad.
ly afflicted that 1t was impossible for him
to use pen. "Hs assured me-" Mr. Smith
said, that he was materially benefited Of.
ter the first rubbing, and that by constant
use since be has succeeded In entirely rid.
ding himself OF the complaint. have in.
tr0duced the Oil in my family, believing
that 1t IL an exceedingly good thing to have
within each. My son has used 1t for head.
ache with good success Tho truth IL, by
the amount Of talk one hears daily Ubul
st. Jacobs Oil It seems ~ though it wa,
destined TO occupy most important posi-.