The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-16


paid to Mr.. Ira Brown, tine active and en-
terprising real estate man, in the same
building, who stated that he could and
would say good word for the St. Jacobs
Oll. which had cured him OF a severe at
tack OF lnfiammatory rheumatism that all
other treatments had failed even to allay.
he could mention more wonderful cure,
however-that Of lady friend who, visit.
ing Chicago from her home in Deadwood.
Dakota, was attacked with rheumatism al
the severest type. Her case baffied the
best medical skill, and when Mr.. Brown
told her what the st. Jacobs Oil had done for
him, she told him to geta c uple of bottles. II
they cost as much as $100 bottle. MP
Brown did so, and tile second buttle W.
yet half full when the lady was cured and
enabled to go home, from which place abe
has written stating her recovery has proved
both thorough and lasting. At Henry
kusser's No. ZIG Rush street, the reportSA
met the proprietor, who stated that when,
eight years ago. he gave up working in the
rolling-mill he was subject to rheumatism.
caused by the terrible change of tempera.
ture undergone at work. Since that time
that disease had been his almost constant
companion until quite recently. He could
not tell half of the remedies he had tried
In those yearA Eight months ago he first
heard of the Oil, and, although he was al.
most tired of trying different kinds of
cures, he bought bottle and secured
instantaneous benefit while two bottles
had cured him entirely. A short time ago.
too, he had been troubled with sore feet
continuous standing in business having
left them "as raw as liver" Two applica-
tions OF the oil cured them, and since then
they have been perfectly sound. He
also stated that his wife had cured fright
ful sore throat with the same remedy;
that his aunt, who lives in Fulton, Ohio,
had banished chrome rheumatism OF
years standing with the Oil, and that his
mother had found 1t efficacious in cases Of
headaches, from which. previous to tho
employment OF the st. Jacobs Oil, sho
could find no relief A number of friends
OF Mr.. Rlisser, who happened to be in his
place, gave similar testimony. and one OF
them stated that he had treated and thor
oughlv cured spawned horse with the
Oil. Mr.. Russer's closing remark was to
the effect that he would not be without
the st. Jacobs Oil in the house if it cost $50
instead OF only so cents bottle. At the
residence of Mr.. John O'Donnell, No. i0s
Sigel street, the reporter found Mrs
O'Donnell. an old lady 1854, who said that
eight years ago, just after the great fire, in
fact, she had got the rheumatism in The
feet, and that, after trying all kinds Of
remedies, some of which cost as much m
50 bottle, she had recently heard
of the st. Jacobs Oil, and had given il =
trial, the result being that a feV
applications changed her from a
Ded-ridden cripple to stron1
woman, able to dance about the floor sas
lively as In her youthful days The old
lady added that she had recommended the
emedy to young lady named Misa
Meehan, who was suffering from diphtheria
and that she was perfectly cured by its an.
plication. Mr.. ODonnell, too, knew of a
man who from rheumatism OF the arms
and shoulders had not been able fox
months to put on his coat without assist
ance, but who was perfectly cured BY the
use OF halfa bottle of St. Jacobs Oil. The
reporter was put upon the track of several
of the above wonderful cures by one of the
proprietors of the Old Salamander Drug
House Of Van Setback, Stevenson & Co.
corner of Lake and Dearborn streets, who
stated that the st. Jacobs Oil was making
a great headway; that its sales were larger
than those of any article of like nature in
the market, and were increasing steadily.
and that the number of cures effected.
which are being reported from all parts oi
the Northwest, was, simply UNPARALLELED.
Mr.. Thomas o. Thompson, the mayors
secretary, who, some few days ago.
slipped on banana peel and severely
sprained his knee, writes that tho Oil
acted like charm. ** The soreness
was banished, and the suppleness Of tho
knee restored Nine. Marie Salvoti, the
famous prima donna, who charmed the
audience at the Wilhelmj Charity Con-
cert, few weeks ago, and who, it is un-
derstood, intends accompanying that fa-
nous violinist upon his tour to California
gave the following testimony on behalf OF
tile remedy: Having repeatedly had occa-
sion to seek relief in severe cases of neu-
ralgic and rheumatic pains, as we'll az
when suffering from troublesome sore
throat, find, after vainly trying many
remedies that nothing can compare with
St. Jacobs Oil as prompt and reliabls
cure for the ailments named. A numbeY
of my professional friends, who have ex.
perienced like satisfactory results, keep u
as travelling companion, and are also en-.
thusiastic in its praise Taking in view
the number Of testimonials in support OF
the efficacy Of St. Jacobs Oil, and tie high
character of those supplying them, tic
inference Is irresistible that the remedy il
the most remarkable, for such diseases an
have been mentioned in the above inter-
views, that has yet been discovered, and
considering their value as guide and sug-
gestion to suffering humanity, there l.
nothing unmercantile or unprofessional In
advertising the article. The above ought
to commend it to the confidence of all our
citizenA"