The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-03-26

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The st. Louis Dispatch says: Gun
der the title of Old Probabilities, one of
the most useful and valuable officers of
the United States Government is most
widely known. Butquite as well known
is Prof j. H. Tice the meteorologist
of the Mississippi Valley, whose con-
tributions to his favorite study have
given him an almost national reputation.
On recent tour through the Northwest,
the Professor had narrow escape from
! the serious consequences of sudden
and very dangerous illness, the particu-
lars of which he thus refers to: The
day after concluding my course of lee
lures at Burlington, Iowa, on Dist De-
cember last, | was seized with a sudden
attack of neuralgia in the chest, giving
me the most excruciating pain and almost
preventing breathing. My pulse, usual
~ 80, fell to 35; intense nausea of the
stomach succeeded, and cold, clammy
sweat covered my entire body. The at
tending physician could do nothing to
relieve me; after suffering for three
hours, | thought,-as L had been using
St Jacobs Oil with good effect for rheu-
matte palms, would try it. [ saturat-
ed a piece OF flannel large enough to
cover my chest, with the Oil, and APP
piled it. The relief was almost instan-
taneous. In one hour [ was entirely
free from pain, and would have taken
the tram to fill an appointment that
night III nelghborlng 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, Builder, No 8 Boyl-
ston street. and 106 Harrison avenue,
Boston, thus speaks: "The pleasure
which | hereby attempt to express, can
only be half conveyed by words. Physi-
clans of very high character and noto-
riety have heretofore declared my rheu-
matism incurable. Specifics, almost
numberless, have failed to cure or even
alleviate the intensity of the pain, 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 o few
hours the entire knee joint became
swollen to enormous proportions and
walking rendered impossible. Nothing
remained for me, and / intended to re-
sign myself, as best [ might, to another
months agonies. BY chance, / learned
of the wanderful curative properties of
st. Jacobs Oil. clutched it as 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
the king of rheumatism. The Chicago
Times says: Everybody on the South
Side knows J. d. l.. Harvey, Esq, who
has been a resident Of Chicago for over
twenty years. Mr.. Harvey expressed
himself on the oil subject rs follows:
L have spent over s., 900 to cure my
wife Of rheumatism. Two bottles of st.
Jacobs OIL accomplished what all the
medical treatment failed to bring about.
[ regard it as a greater discovery than
electricity. 1t is a boon to the human
race, and am very glad of having this
opportunity OF testifying to its remarka-
BILE efficacy. / cannot speak too highly
of it, and L would be recreant to my duty
to those afflicted did [ not lift my voice
in its praise. The Philadelphia Ledger
says: Mr.. GeorgeI Graham, $40 Nine
teenth street. Philadelphia, is journal
list of many years experience, and is ac-
lively connected with the Philadelphia
Suuday mirror, leading theatrical and
musical journal. During the late I'M
pleasantness Mr. Graham was captain
of Company K, One Hundred and
Eighty third Pennsylvania regiment. and
through exposure in the field he con-
tracted a variety of ills, and he says a
very troublesome case of rheumatism IN
theright leg and foot was war inheritance
that he had tried in vain to get rid of,
until he was recommended to try st.
Jacobs Oil He states that he felt a
slight relief even on the first application
of the Oil. Before the first bottle he
purchased had been used up he had but
few traces of his rheumatism, and at this
time he says the disease has entirely left
him. which he attributes entirely to the
use OF St. Jacobs Oil He remarks:
No person need suffer with rheIlma-
tism II st. Jacobs Oil can be obtained;
to those who are afflicted with that COM
plant it is worth It's weight In gold.
The Chicago Inter- ocean says: "Capt
Paul. Boyton, the world renowned swim
mer, thus speaks of the Old German
Remedy: From constant exposure lam
somewhat subject TO rheumatic pains,
and nothing would ever benefit me, until
| got hold Of this Old German Remedy.
Why, on my travels I have met people
who had been suffering with Rheumatism
for years; by my advice they tried the
Oil, and it cured them. | would sooner
do without food for days than be without
this remedy for one hour. In fact, I
would not attempt trip without ST.
Jacobs Oil as [ do not see how I could
get along withOutit. >" st. Jacobs Oil has
been endorsed by persons of national rep
utation: who would not lend their names
if they were not convinced that it was a
duty they owed TO suffering humanity;
! they have experienced the wonderful eff
/ feet Of the great German remedy and
| they want their fellow creatures TO know
! the result. We would only mention in
/ this connection the TT. Rev. Bishop Gill
mour, Cleveland, Ohio: excellent for
rheumatism and kindred diseases. it
! has benefited me greatly Mime. Marie
| Salvoti, Prima Donna Wilhelm Concert
| Troupe: Nothing can compare with it
as a prompt reliable cure for the all
ments named VIM. II. Wareing, Esq,
/ Asst. General superintendent, New York
/ PostOffice: d" Proved all that is claimed
/ for the Oil and found efficacious. Ready
relief for rheumatic complaints. Hon.
Thos. L. James, Postmaster, New York:
/ Referring to Superintendent WARNINGS
/ report concerning st. Jacobs Oil; 81
concur. Prof. G. O. Duplessis, Man
ager Chicago Gymnasium, Chicago, Ill.
"Ourp professionals and amateurs use it IN
/ preferenceto everything they have tried.
Major L. A. Hitler, No. 2235 Master
street, Philadelphia suffered SO with