The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-01-22

Nyriads of so-cailed ',rpeeiGes- and .:cures" for
Rheumatism have already been brought before the
public. and many Of them have even been endorsed
by the certificates Of respectable and prominent cit
| ners who have derived benefit from such prepare
tons There d no doubt that great many Of these
"Liniments" ''Oils," etc, widely advertised and
| freely recommended for Rheumatism and painfal
complaints Of . similar mature, have genuine merit
and will relieve certain types of tho complaint naed
but when Rheamatism, Neuralgia, and kindred
diseases have become chronic and threaten serious
results you may rest assured that they viii help but
very little. Although not recommended - ''infal-
lible,r the peculiar qualities of ST. JAcoBs OIL
peciaiy adapt il to those which may be termed
Chronic and which have previously withstood all
known 'specifcs," ~ well the prescriptions Of
ths best physicians.
/. We would ncnti0n. an example, the case OF Ar
A. Heilmsu. Editnr of the Pittsburgh Republicans,
who suffered with Rheumatism for two years. After
vainly using all the best recommended remedies and
cxhsusting the skill of the most experienced phys
clans without temporary relief it required only
two bottles Of ST. JACOBS Oh to effect permanent
csrc Mr.. C. Hanni, well known citizen of Youngs-
town. Ohio secured for his wife, who for twelve
years had been constant sufferer from Neuralgia in
the bead the services Of the ablest physicians ofthe
land, but they were unable do anything for her;
DALI OOttie OF 81. JACObs OiL cured ner mr. w
Reinhardt, Elmore, Wis, reports the of neigh
Dor who for twenty-four years had suffered terri
bly, with Rheumatism that, ut times, he could hard
ly around; few bottles of ST Jacobs On cured
him. ITO cap the climax" however, Mr.. A. Neiger,
of TaylorvIe, Pa, whites that his mother. who had
been continual sufferer with Rheumatism for the
past thirty years. used bottle of ST. JACOBS OIL
and was immediately relieved of all pain These
results which truly deserve to be brought to public
notice. but they not exceptions, will be seen by
the other certificates from all parts Of the
United States It should be the duty of every to
call the attention of his suffering friends and neigh
bors to this wonderfully cfcscious preparation,
pecialy the low price of 50 cents bottle places it
within the reach Of all persons, rich and poor.
g PRoSoTED.-Thos Henshall has been engaged, in
connection with Hugh Cowen, to manage the new
store Of Joseph McCrum in Troy. Mr.. Henshall long
ago received thorough drill in the mercantile bust
ness, and understand it, in all its departmental
Being perfectly Trustworthy and reliable acquaint-
ed with everybody, and aable and social in his dis
position he cannot but mako friends and customers
for the new establishment.
II We regret to learn, as We do from the Marys-
vile Ee,cs, that the firm Of Pickard & Nutter, of
Blue Rapids, who recently started in the mercan-
tile business, has failed and made an assignment.
Their liabilities g. 500. This 10 not bad
but that they may work out in . short time Mat,
60 into the mill, and stick TO it. and let all such un
ce min ties a tho goods business alone