Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-11
THE AIR THICK WITH FACTS

Happily for mansind the race ia largely Iesyened
with downright hard common sense and this
accounts for the strong popularity of the great
German remedy, st JACOBS OLA medicine ths
continually demonstrates the most wonderful
curative power Of any panacea ever discovered for
the benefit Of the afflicted. Evidences of lis GOOD
work are continually coming to the ears of our
reporter, Mr.. James Daley, man Of intelligence
ana CT Wide acquaintance, who resides at No. 55l
Ninth Avenue. New York. has recently had cause
to be grateful to st Jacobs Gil BE says: About
i've years since. fell from scafold and severely
injured my back and have been sufferer ever
since. short time ago slipped and fell on the
sidewalk and greatly aggravated my old trouble
Indeed could not leave my residence On occount
OF the pain which physical exertion caused me-
While in this unhappy condition friend recon-
mended st Jacobs Oil and was induced to give it 3
trial Inns was indeed happy thin for me or after
applying 1t for a short time, 1 was compls tely
cured. was cured not only Of the bruises and
effects OF my last FALL butof those consequent Don
my hr3t hurt and which had fingered with me for
five years. l can therefore, conscientiously bea :
testimony to the wonderful curative properties of
st. Jacobs Oil" Mr. Jas. K. Magagnos, re,idins
At OVerton's Hotel, corner Chatham and DuaI o
streets, New York, having had the misfortune to
fal Oh the slippery sidewalk and f1ightfally bruse
his face, instantly drew upon his stock of common
sense and applied the great German remedy
This Is what he says about his experience:
"A few liberal applications of ST. Jacobs
OIL reduced the swelling aud instantly
relieved the pain arising from the bruises
On y face" Uptown there are two large build
ings at Forty second street and Fourth Avenue.
VIZ: the Grand Central depot and the Grad Uaiou
Hotel; st. Jacobs Oil Is st premium in both build
lDgs Beside the numerous train-men who aIya,s
resort to the oil in seasons Of pain certain promi-
Ient official has tested its power but he so de-
eidedly objected to having his name published
that the scribe promised him immunity although
his cure OF severe case OF rheumatism ought to he
recorded in the public prints for the ENCOURAGE
1nent OF others afflicted in like manner. The pro-
p1leter OF the Grand Union Hotel, however did
not entertain such scruples. He received the re
Porter In his private Office, located On Forty first
street side of this mammoth hoteI, which is said
to have had $1,000 600 expended in its con-
structon and furnishing - and unhesitatingly
answered afirmatiyey the question relative to the
remed al effectiveness of ST. Jacobs Oil, He said
the remedy had acted most happily upon severa
people in the house. The needs of the hotel reire
the services OF one hundred and fifty employees
and 1t not unfreiuently happens that some of them
are af1icted with rheum atsm, neuralg q, &c. st.
Jacobs Gil was generally used in the house because
1t is simple. easily applied and remarkably rapid
In relieving pain and effecting cures. ''Bltm con-
tn ued mir Shaw smiIingly, 'to save your time and
mine, will condense and reduce my Endorsement
to writing" He thea turned to his desk and wr,te
the following
'NEw YORK, February g. 1891
Il am happy to say that several Of the smployes
OF the Grand Union Hotel have been entirely cured
OF rheumatism. neuralgia and lumbago by the use
of st. Jacobs Oil.
y. E. SHAW, Proprietor
u IAetc York Ua;Iy.