Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-03-19

tirely free from pain, and would have taken
the train to I'LL an appointment that night in
neighboring town, had my friends not
dissuaded me. As it was, took the night
train for my home, ST. Louis, and have
not been troubled since.-The Boston
Globe says; Chas. s. Strickland, ESQ.,, Build
or, No. Boylston street and 106 Harrison
avenue, Boston, thus speaks: The pleasure
which hereby attempt to express, can only
be half conveyed by words. Physicians Of
very high character and notoriety have here
tofore declared my rheumatism incurabe.
Specifics almost numberless, have failed to
cure or even alleviate the intensity Of the
2sin, which has frequently confined me to my
room for three months at time. One week
ago l was seized with an attack Of acute
rheumatism of the knee. In a few hours the
entire knee joint became swollen to enorm-
GUS proportions and walking rendered impos-
sible. Nothing remained for me, and l In
tended to resign myself, as best l might, to
another months agonies. By chance, I
learned of the wonderful curative proper
ties Of st. Jacobs Oil / clutched it as q
straw, and in few hours was free from pain
in knee arm and shoulder. AS before stated,
cannot find words to convey my praise and
gratitude to the discoverer OF this king OF
rheumatlsm-Th Chicago Times says: Every
BODY on the South Side knows j. d. l..
Harvey, ESQ.,, who has been resident OF
Chicago for over twenty years. Mr.. Harvey
expressed himself on the "oil subject" a;
follows: 81 have spent over $1,000 TO cure
my wife OF rheumatism. Two bottles of St
Jacobs Oil accomplished what all the med ca
treatment failed to bring about. regard II
as greater discovery than electricity. /
is a boon to the human race, and | an
very glad to have this opportunity Of test-
] flying to its remarkable efficacy. l canno
speak too highly of 1t, and would be recrean
TO my duty to those afflicted did / not lift m
voice in its praise. 1.-THE PHILADELPHIA Ledge
saws: Mr., George l. Graham, $40 Nlneteentl
street, Philadelphia, is journalist OF man
years experience, and is actively connects
with tie Philadelphia Sunday Mhror, lead
ing theatrical and musical journal. Durin
the "late onpleasantness" Mr.. Graham wa
Captain of Company X, One Hundred an
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through exposure in the field he contracted
variety Of Ills, and he says a very troublesom
case OF rheumatism in the right leg and foe
was a war inheritance that he had in val
tried to get rid of, until he was recommends
to try est Jacobs Oil" He states that he fe
q slight relief even on the first application {
the Oil Before the first bottle he purchase
L. L. A,,N f., N.oo n
his rheumatism, and at this time he says tn
disease has entirely left him, which he a
tributes entirely to the use of st. Jacobs OF
He remarks; mo person need suffer wit
rheumatism II st. Jacobs Oil can be obtained
TO those who are afflicted with that complain
1t is worth its weight in gold"-The Chical
Intey-Ocedn says: Capt Paul Boyton, II
world-renowned swimmer, thus speaks Of Il
Old German Remedy: From constaI
exposure am somewhat subject
rheumatic pains, and nothing wou
ever benefit me, until 1 got hold.
this Old German Remedy. Why, on II
travels 1 have met people who h'
been suffering with rheumatism for year
by my advice they tried the Oil, and it cure
them. would sooner do without food
days than be without this remedy for Of
hour. In fact would not attempt q tr
without st. Jacobs Oil as do not see how
could get along without it. st. Jacobs {
has been Endorsed by persons Of nation
reputation; who would not lend their nam
If they were not convinced that it was du
they owed to suffering humanity; they ha
experienced the wonderful effect of t
great German remedy and they want the
fellow creatures to know the result. '
would only mention in this connection I
RI Rev. Bishop Gilmour, Clevelan
Ohio: Excellent for rheumatism and Xxi
dred diseases. 1t has benefited me greatly.
Nine Marie Salvotti, Prima Donna Which,
Concert Troupei ''Nothing can compa
with it as prompt reliable cure for the a
ments named" VIM. H. Wareing Es
Asst. General Superintendent, New 70
Post Office: "Proved all that is claimed
the Oil and found etficacious. Ready rel
for rheumatic complaints" Hon. Thorn
L. James, Postmaster, New York: Ref,
ring to Superintendent Wareing's repC
concerning St. Jacobs Oil: 81 concur
Prof. G. o. Duplessis, Manager Chicago Gy
nasium, Chicago, Ill: "Our professio
ais and amateurs use it in preference
everything they have ever tried" Maj
T. A. Hitler, No. 2235 Master street, Phi
delphia, suffered so with rheumatism that
was confined to his bed for weeks at tim
absolutely helpless; happened to hear of
, Jacobs Oil, tried it and was cured.-Gt
W. Walling Esq, Supt. Police, New Yo
City: "Member of this Department
lieved Of rheumatism by its use, '-Stac
Hill, Esq, Mt. Auburn Inclined Plane Rs
road, Cincinnati, Ohio: Undoubtedly it
p a remarkable incidentally. B. Cool
. ESQ.,, American Express Co., Chicago, II
!. "Gladly bear testimony to its efficacy
a Capt. henry NJ. Holzworth, Chief Detect
:. Force, Cleveland, Ohio: Surprising
l. lief. A world of good.m-- Prof. Edws
a Hoist, Pianist and composer, Chicago, Il
o "Its effects are in harmony with its claim,
+ in conclusion we would say, that it is
a imperative duty of every family to have
:. bottle of st. Jacobs Oil on hand for all EN-
q gencies; for the remedy is true friend
II need, and the occasion for its immedi
: use may come when it is least expect,
;. Follow this advice, and it will not be 10
n before you will join us in calling st Jact
a Oil A National Blessing"
: Worcester (Mass.) Spy.1
. Nothing on Earth So Good.