The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-01
indianapolis Gnd.) News.l
AFTER TWELVE Yeas.
a remarkable Occurrence, Suppl nented
by Acoumulatiye Facts,

remarkable Occurrence, suppl ,nep,sS
by Accumulatire Facts.
reporter stepped into the popular pharmacy
OF Mr., Joseph r. Perry, No 20 North pcnpsyl,,,
MIA street. yesterday, and was given ,nost IN
tcreSting item ofnewS by the proprietor Will
| speaking of the phenomenal sale of the cro,,
German Remedy, ST Jacobs Oil, Mr. Perry st,to1
that most miraculous cure by the Use of tbo
Oil had been brought to his notice. An oldlod,
residing somewhere down on Eirginia avenue
he could not state her name or residencc-bad
been bedrdden for twelve years with rheuma
tism. Owing TO her age and the great lengtb or
time she had been afflicted, her friends had
given up all hope of seeing her recover The
daughter of the afflicted lady heard so mneb
about the Great German Remedy that She came
10 the conclusion to use 1t in her mothers casa
| Iurchaslng bottle she rubbed the sick ono
with it. II gave her relief The treatment wos
continued with such effect that with each suc.
ceeding day the patient grew b.tter Finally
she was able to leave her bed and walk some.
lhihg she had not done for many years. and ere
long felt herself almost wen. After the third
bottle was exhausted the patient came tlp town
with her daughter completely cured and nm.
nounced that ii had been accomplished by the
| ST. Jacobs OIL Comment upon this is unpeces.
sary. The facts tell their own wonderful story
| II is almost rs though one were raised from the
dead. Strange things come to passin every day
life, and this wonder-working German Remedy
contributes an astonishing quota to the budget
of information of this character. Here ere some
evidences of the power of this great medal
agent:
| Uncle Sans letter-carricrS are u hard-,yorling
set of men, and are liable to contract rheumatism
because of the constant exposure to which Il :
are subjected, Calling at the postoilice the re.
porter had pleasant conversation with Mr.. J.
H. Mattern, one of the most popular aul clever
letter-earriers in indianapolis. Mr.. \. tern
acknowledged an intimate acquaintance VII Tho
wonderful product of ST. Jacobs laboratory, and
was willing TO testify to its worth as q curative
agent, He said that while in the army during
the civil war he sprained one of his ankles
Since then the ankle has been susceptible tocod
and rheumatic pain, and has given him no end
of trouble He found it was always worse in tho
spring, during the period of rapid changes in the
weather. He did not find much relief from the
several remedies he applied. But two years ago
| he hit upon st. Jacobs Oil md experienced won.
derful relief from its use Several applications
of the Great German Remedy relieved him en-.
urely. In the winter and spring OF 1880 he had
several more attacks, but each time he was
speedily relieved by the use of St Jacobs OIL.
When astafllicted he applied this gr at relevant
so eifectually that it drove out the trouble en-.
tirely, and he has not felt any return of it since.
| He is now well and rid of apprehension for the
future, as he firmly believes st. Jacobs Oil has
permanently cured him. The reporter talked
with others among the letter-carriers. and found
that the Great German Remedy was popular in
the postofcc. They use it for sore feet, and pro
nounce It highly beneficial
| The reporter next wended his way to the Office
OF the Indiana Farmer. and asked thc publishers
| of that journal what they knew abort vt Jacobs
| OIL. This was sufficient TO start lively CONVEX.
sation about the very general use into which the
remedy had leaped, and the numerous cures 1t
has wrought in Indianapolis Mr. Frank Patten
one of the editors of the paper said the St
Jacobs Oil had acted with fine effect in his fam.
|
rheumatism. The attack was very severe, in
deed. She began the use of the Great German
Remedy, and II helped her from the very start
Not long after beginning to apply the Oil she was
greatly relieved and the use of two bottles cured
her outright The lady has not been visited by
the rheumatism since that time Upon another
occasion, Mr.. Patten stated, his wife had severe
headache and was cured by St Jacobs Oil. rhe
Great Remedy is now kept constantly in liz
house, and is brought out upon every occasion
for the cure of burns, bruises, sprans, etc. He
added that friend, who was terribly afflicted
with rheumatism, had also been cured by St
Jacobs Oil. The disease had brought him to such
n pass before the Oil was applied that he could
not turn in bed and suffered all the tortures
attendant upon such attacks,
| In the Office of the Indianapolis Journal ST.
Jacobs Oil is highly esteemed. Mr.. c. L. Divine.
superintendent of the composing and printing
department of the paper values the great REM
cdy beyond nil curative agents. He says he has
had such favorable results from its use upon his
own person and In his family that he now relies
upon It as a general household remedy and cure
ALL He regards 1t as the master Of all physical
pain He has been subject to rheumatism of q
very painful character, and has passed many
sleeplcss nights while enduring the Ggony of IT.
Physicians have prescribed for him, and he has
employed remedies which were OG rcrlised as
specifics for the disease, but meme with satiirc-
tory results When he bought bottle of st, ia
cobs Oil, however and began its use, he speedily
realized that he had at last found the remedy he
had been looking for 1t relieved him with re-
markable quickness and gave him great com.
fort. He has used, first and last several bottles
of the Great German Remedy, and says 1t is the
only power which will give him relief. He now
feels great satisfaction in the knowledge that he
has a remedy which will control all rheumatic
pain, from which he has no future guarantee oil
immunity. Believing, as he docs, that the St
Jacobs Oil will cure all forms of pain, he freely
recommends II to his friends aud advises It's
use
Manifestly the Great German Remedy Is asaie'
speedy and sure specific for pain.