The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-01
kansas City (Mo) Journal
PRAIsING THE BRIDGE
Which supported Them-Dashes Here aud
There by Reporter Upon Mat
tors of Prime Interest.

Several gentlemen were enjoying the delicious
south breeze one night In front of the st James
hotel The conversation was upon all topics
IRON grave To gay, from lively To seycre'--and
drittcd from one subject u another in that nleps
anuy careless manner only possible under cir.
cumstancos entirely free from the cares which
intensity thought and speech during the,burlen
ola business day Kentucky, Florida and Mary.
land were represented in the group. It was
presently enlarged by the addition of Mr.. G. A..
{. Rochester, one of Kansas City's most promi-
nent and talented lawyers, who occupies room 10
in the Times building Mr., Rochester, like all
educated gentlemen from his native state, Ken.
lucky, is fine conycrsatonalist, and was well
ID with warmth In the course of converse
-.o.. some one mentioned the famous rheumatic
remedy so extensively used In this city, st Jacobs
OIL. Immediately Mr. Rochester caught up the
name, and asserted his belief in 1t us very good
medicine, Upon being pleasantly rallied for in
dorSing an advertised remedy Mr. Rochester
said that he had some cause FOR belief In its eli
cacy. Some time ago" he continued, 81 was
visiting in the country and while there uufor-
tunatcly pared ne nail too closely, My toe he.
came ~ sore much so, Indeed, that could
not welt II shoe oY It for two weeks. applied
every remedy ST. cstcd by my friends, but did
not get relief, Alady advised me to try ST. Jacobs
OIL did SO and my trouble vanished after II
was applied two or three times, found the
medicine generally used in the neighborhood
where was visiting and highly priced by the
people, This statement set all tongues going
upon the wonders which the Great German Rem.
edy IL alleged to be performing here and else
where, one of the party, druggist saying that
the article enjoyed AT astonishngly large sale.
Several instances of remarkable cures were re.
lated. One gentleman stated that lady In New
York told him that the Oil had saved her life.
Mr.. G. +, Myers, clerk at the ST. james. but for.
mcrly Of the TEN house, Buffalo, said the 81. ia.
cobs Oil cured him Of rheumatism while he lived
In Buffalo, Mr.. J, W. Mansen, of Wayorly. III.
who was on the sidewalk, supplemented the
other statements rs follows: THE ST Jacobs OIL
is the grandest medicine for neuralgia ever
saw have frequent attacks of this disease and
nothing does me good except the Great German
Remedy. ! commenced using II about Il yeal
ago, and would not do without It for ANYTHING.
! have a brother-in-law who IL II be possible has
E faith in this great curative medicine than
'' Z. II cured him Of terrible attack of rheu.
a, and he swears by it ever since" The
porter was greatly interested by the UNIVERSAL.
ty of its reach and the warmth with which culti.
waited gentlemen lndOrsc st. Jacobs OIL Itisun.
prcedented Encomiums from such sourc,
give dignity and Importance to the subject
Meeting Mr. Y, L. Patch, superintendent n
| Wells, Fargo Co.'S express, the reporter asked
that gentleman II he had ever been the recipien
of st. Jacobs healing power Mr., Patch REPLIED
that he could speak good word for the Grea
German Remedy nasmuch as It had cured hin
ofneuralgia. He characterized the remedy MS I
splendid medicine, and said It was quick nnt
thorough In Its effects. He recommended tn,
great remedy cordially. At Ford & Arnold
drug store, corner Of Main and Fifth streets. Mr.
George 7. Ladd, clerk, said 10 the reporter: Eyes
we sell st. Jacobs oil In very large quantities
| The medicine has fine name and Is doing fin,
work. II cured my wife OF rheumatism las ,,l,
ter. She had the a. ave severely, and hel ,.rl,
was so great at d. $ as to cause her to wecn
carried a bottle pl 81. Jacobs Oil home and an
J f''NN ~ "'Noiui'N W ulIttllOnN III n ShOfs
she was well keep the medicine In Il, '.i...
now all the time"
Mr. w, j. Ferry, of the wcll.known Arm u
Pratt, Brumback Ferry attorneys, on Broad
way, between Fifth and Sixth, also spoke highl,
of the ST. Jacobs on to the reporter. Mr. Ferr,
said the remedy was undoubtedly good. One o
two applications had cured him Of d painful at
tack OF neuralgia.
Mr. f. W. Fisk, money clerk at tho American
Express Office, was interviewed by the reporter
Mr. Fisk said the ST. Jacobs oil Is known 10 about
every express messenger and cmpoye of the
company, and Is used by them for a variety Of
Ills such ms rheumatism neuralgia, spralns etc
Mr. Fisk stated that he had been using n long
time for spraiuS and bruises, and always fJu,.S
relief. Upon cnc OCCASION while getting of, a
| train he slilNcd and hurt his knee very bndly
The hurt was So scyero that Il laid him ~ n,
applied 81 JACOBS OH and YVES restored very
soon. Mr.. Fisk says the oil Is the best thing hC
knows for taking soreness out Of ones limbs after
violent exercise, When In college he used 10 he
a boating man. All the boat crews used 81. ia,
cobs OIL for the aforementioned purpose. II
seems TO DO understood generally MS the Quickest
md surest remedy for all soreness of the llcsl
and pain arising from sprain or muscular con
traction. He recommends II 70 all sufferers
| From the above statements Il would appear rs
though the Great German Remedy Is having d
great boom in Kansas City,