The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-02
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Great Cures.


Great Cures.
now MR.. sony N'LEAN WAS RELIEVED FROM
THE ToRruREs OF ACUTE RnErMATIsA'-A
CASE OF PARALYSIS cuREp-PRofEssoR
cRoxwErI's TEsrIMoNY--wH WHAT DHueeisrs
HAVE TO SAY.
Voc. sir. ais all that IL Is claimed 10 De.
Z have tried IT, and have advised ana WIZ
messed its trial on Others. ten you I'VE
effects are simply wonderful. IL gives
cure. and without much uono'e at 'ni'.
7 Ind been suffering greH deal Tor over
!, month with very severe pains, con, tract
ed from a cold. / first experienced the
main In uy side, and aroin IT. pecu'
lar uature | thought Tint II might oe
the premurition OF paIaly SIS. NV Ir,enus
were fearful; but after IL shh'eu uoou,'
| from one side to the other, from arm 10 ng'
shoo,jug through my body IN most ,nief-
nally lorluring manner, ! Knew that u was
rheumatism that had me, ana souShl reii'
edies OF different kinds, WITHOUT ehec',
until I Glanced 10 see The advertisement y,
II. jacobs OIL and read OF us WonaeIiu'
cures. when ] resolved to give u t,'al,
That was about two months ago, and nad
,hen been suffering a month OF considerable
agony Securing q bottle Of the Sl', APP
nIied il 10 the parts affected, and that nighi
| I mad the first good nights rest that j bad
since The commencement OF Gay attack.
o,ve two other applications and became
narfeciIy cured-not suffering from rheu-
mo,ism shetland that has been two mehths
ago. a.. o,,o i, =, To-
cobs on AZ told by Captain Jack alcLean,
who for ffiy years has been resGent OF
<To,folk and Portsmouth,, and who l. az wen
known in Norfolk and Portsmouth as al
most any OF its citizens. II was III reply 10
| some nnestiOns net to him by our REPORTER
who had heard OF his remarkable cure. a.
,vell as oi others tla. through Mr.. McLean's
! instrument,lity had been brought about bV
the use Of -. Jacobs oil After he had toid
IN, story Of his own case we asked hiln
abou, the Others, and be did not hesitate TO
relate them.
one Na, the case of druggist from war
renton. \. e.. who. Thhe on 4 business
! trim to Norfolk during the recent snowy
and slee,y spell, had tie misfortune 10 'aii
on the ice. and bruised biinSeii very Sc
yorolv ca much 30 that Ia wlS confined to
( his room at his hotel. Mr.. Mclean hap
nnup1 IN visit the hotel when BE- heard OF
onaintance of the gentleman injured, ad'
yi.ed linn 70 give St. jacobs Oil trial.
Tire druggist cOn>entIng, Hr. Mclean
broueht him some OF his OIL, which
he annlied. aud with such happy
result that he was enabled 10 20
on his way hone rejoicing. Another case
was that of Mr.. Walter Howard, we'll
known fish AID oyster-deller In our city.
MIR. Howard had also during the recent
slpcty speli fallen aud injured himself. Be
inc intimate with Mr.. Howard, Mr. Mclean
saws he sought him, and finding what ms
injuries were, he recommended rue use OF
the Oil. The result, as ia the previous case,
was a cure-au0 q thorough cure. Mr..
Howard is cow firm believer IN the cula-
tive properties OF ST. jacobs Oil.
But more remarkable cure than all OF
the rest, and which our reporter had heard
nf before having any knowledge OF MI.
McLeau's connection with the case, was
that Of venerable lady about seventy
wears Of age. who some two week. ago
while seated at the Supper-iable was
stricken with paralysis, The whole OF her
LEFT SIDE being afll ctfd. Her speech wa,
even affected. The family physician was
sent for, and he at once prescribed the
usual remedies, bur without effect. The
cid lady wa> "A family connection OF tue
wife OF Mr.. Mclean, and Mrs. Mclean,
on hearing Of her afll c.ion, visited the
house, ana learning that no refer had
been secured Nom the physicians remedy
recommended The Use CT 1t. JIc0D@ Oil, re-
htng It's effect on her husband. The Oil
w,> orocurcd and applied. The afflicted
side was well rubbed. aud partial feeling
was restored. The second day after the
first apulic ,tion the afflicted lady was able
10 III M. and the third day she was well
enough TO sew. Since thea she goes about
The house apparently rs well As she ever
WAS. and she considers that she owes her
life 10 The great curative virtues contained
in ST J1cnos Oil. These statements O! cures
coming 10 our notice from our interview
with Mr.. MrLean. brought TO our rtcOlec.
ton a statement made TO us by Professor
g. Il Cromwell, VINO last February eXbl
biifd III our city biz beautiful " Art Illus
,raiions" AZ the Orera- House, which cach
night attracted crowded and cultivated au-
dences. II was in Connection with his re-
commentator to gentleman, VINO l.
suffering a great deal from rheumitiNm, ana
Wno on that account mad been unable TO
attend the exhibitions, Professor CromWeIl
advised him to try ST. Jacobs Oi!-eVeh
urged hun 10 do so-and at last bought
him a bottle Of The Oil that he might
have no excuse for not using. ne
gentleman, however, was then under The
treatment Of his physician, and did
lnnt u,e the Oil. In explanation OF
the desire on his pat whc the on
! should be usc1. Professor CfomWeiI slatt
tha, me had some year or SO before suffered
PycIuciatin9 tOrmenIS from rh~umall'm-
and that be bad lried all kinds q medicines
and ,O.calicd cults-aIl without effect. lie
heard. however, OF II. Jacobs Oil, and re-
solved 10 eve If Il tri-- hich he diG-and
he sialed that i'll effect on nlm wa almost
magical 4 complete cure was elected
land since tuen he ha, never suffered from
|, rncumnfi.m. But III order that he might be
; at an times preyarrd for the enemy, be
never travelled wi hOut carrying III bis
q trunk bottle or so OF 1t. Jacobs OH.
White the above facts relate to the very
e remarkable curative properties Il this great
b. German remedy, l. appears, judging IRON
what our druggists 'ay, that the be'ief IN IT.
virtues is wonderfully strong among the
people oi all classes, and that they secure Il
as n sure relief from pain. No patent med
:, icinr, it Is asserted, has ever had the sale
;, that S. jacobs OIL has bad. No doub
" much of TINS has been due 10 the extensive
Z. use of printers ink, i'll the way OF advertise
menis, almanacs, posters, sign bills, cards
n pirzZes, and every thlDg IN the println4
:. line. But tire many and many OF ceriihr(
d. cures anu the in'ereSt which they haveeX
A ck4d has had vast deal 10 DO ~ih its pop
+ ulaIiiv. 1t is sought by all, aud Is a boon
r 10 our druggists. Yesterday we det1iled ;
!. reporter TO visit the d fferent drug e'tlbli>h-
a ment> and 10 learn from Them some fact