Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-17
CINCINNATI STAB.

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Impressed by the singular reputation for Won
derfnl CURES effected by remedy adyer tised in our
own and other papers and by the names Of citizens
OF known responsibility, who said to hsYe
found relief by II, star reporter induced to
look up some OF these alleged and by an in
terH1ew. test the truth of the remarkable state
ments made concerning it. Mr.. Stacy Hill. Of the
MI Auburn Inclined Plane Railway, a gentleman
whose social and business position entities hira 10
be regarded as one of the most reliable gentlemen
OF this city and state. found out at his place,
on Auburn avenue in LIT. Auburn, and upon being
lnterrossed to the object Of our reporters call
said laughinsly: oh it's about the st. Jacobs
O1i that cured me of rheumatism that you want to
know, is III On being assured Of his fact. he said
tnat undoubtedly il fs rernsrksb medicine. 81
was. said he. ''limping shout, hardly Able to
move mSset with rheumatism in the right hip. or
what the ply sicians called eciatca, that made Il
inlossloe ior me TO tlrn myself in bed. except
with the greatest pain and difficulty, when rels-
tive sent me slip cut from newspaper published
at Moline, H., in which this remedy was so highly
extolied that went forthwith and procured bottle
OF If. This was three weeks since and 1 was re-
DeVeC hY the hrst appii cation, and after the third
was able to 20 about with perfect ease and comfort
Il assure you," said he, that the benefit is
something extraordinary. 1t is true that when
ride IN the cars the jar OF the weas makes NE feel
sort of duh pain in the hip, showing that there is
yet sensibillty there. and when draw Mp my leg
suddenly feel sense of sht lameness at the Old
sore int in the Joint, but this IL sensib!y
ins, and 40 about my business apparently az well
ever" and Mr. Hill squared himself about tol look
over the details Of the new and very handsome
ideDCe he il erecting on Auburn aveIua. little
beyond the Seminary. in Mt. Auburn. '' But how
did You fsh ur NY name In connection with this
medicine" added he, turning the pump handle
operation smack against the Star reporter. We
explained that the information came from 8 mu-
tuai friend. who. ii appears, is wei acquainted
with its curative powers. yes" said he mu-
sinYy 1.-The Colonel tested the st. Jacobs Oil with
fsmlly relsLSe who WAS suffering from rheuma-
nsm, and with such extremely happy results that
he Is quite enthusiastic in recommending it, I
feel son ethnR as he doef, and while have no pos
sible interest in ii other than "a desire to benefit
persons who suffer the tort1res Of rheumatism, [
have the most implicit faith in i.s efficacy for that
purpose, and have Just been telling msson ST
work over there On the foundation OF my house
that you zee building yoDder that he must 70 and
get hi asef bottle OF it, ard use it Mr.. Hiu was
also inqnis;tiye 10 know why we're hunting up
such proof of the virtues OF this medicine. We
stated to him. as 90 to our readers that
the names Of parties of national reputation we're
being pretty freely used by the pronrietors OF the
St Jacobs Oil in their announcements and other
wise and we felt II a matter of curiosity, and in
scme respects duty ID our sGbscr bers. TO verify
the truth of the statements made regarding K.
This We have done, and as would appear. msy now
feel fully assured that their statements the
markable curative properties of the German rsIl-
edy, st. Jacobs Oil, fully justified by the facts.
And IL so, 1t ia boon of incacuiable value to the
Noble army Of rheumatic martyrs al over the
world 1t