Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-27
A RnMaNnr OF HEALING

hills Of Ny,c OK. ~hile dine east as the crow flies
the place where Irving lived and died Three miles
from srrfrs Valley. upon q pleasant eninence.
Mr. Won wtichs and lady settled some years ago.
Their house is comfortably and even elesantIy ar
pointed. and their hospitality 10 delightful blend
Ing Of that OF he Fatherlald an America At this
pleasant house our reporter stopped a few min
uter recently. while en- route to the hihsof Nyack,
and was the recipient of its kindly hospitality
In the short CONVEX sation which ensued during
his brief visit. the name OF the crest Gtrman
remedy. st. Jacobs Oil. WAS Introduced. Mrs
Won WEIGHS Immediately said she was familiar
with The Re9ijne. and remarked upon its great
curative properties in language which left doubt
of her sincerity. Curious to know hos this medi-
cre wen its way to theatfecsions of the lady, the
reporter expressed his desire for such information
Mrs. Won WEIGHS replied that pfevious TO removing
TO Their present home. they had lived In New YORK
Tor seven Years, and were there msde acquainted
with The virtues of st. jacobs OIL. They employed
IL IN the family and amoEg tie servants for every
KID OF lain or ache and with uniform success
she never had Seen a case Of neuralgia or rhenma-
tism which, If properly treated with the great
remedy, could not be cured. Long experience
with the Oil had taught her that il would certainly
relieve and cure almost any physical pain
thar could be mentioned. In her household
it was used as q cure-all. No renber of the
family thought for a moment OF employing
an, thing but st Jacobs Oh for headache neu-
ralgia, rheumatism. burns bruises. sprans, etc
They couldn't besin to do without 1t now. They
should feel lest If they Gid not have large stock Of
it on hand. They always purchase it In larter or
half gross lots. No. they didn't have uss for no
much in the family, but the neisa boring farmers
FIR quently need il. smong whom the remedy is
very popular, and they always let them have what
they want OF it. Then again the st Jacobs Oil 10
rs coed for btrses and cattle for man, and they
use ii on their horses all the time Not long since
one OF the COWS was kicked by horse in the stable
yard. The poor beast was SO badly hurt that she
could not walk. One Of the men about the pIsce
was directed to use the st. Jacobs Oil very hber-
ally. In day or 30 the COW. which Was q valuable
one, YVES well and as frisky ever. Yes very
mary Of the neighbours had been cured Of rheum.-
tism by st. Jacobs Gil. Several who had been
severely frosted during the intense codof the past
winter, had applied the great German remedy
and experienced speedy cures. Here Mr.. Frederick
Schultz, a eishoor, came into the room, and
Joined his voice in the general praise Of the univer
sal remedy. Mr.. Schultz said that il vas bis fam
lily physician, and he had never yet found it want
ing. At oneAtime he cut his foot very badly. The
wonnd hesled. but IL was 30 tender for long time
that he could not use t. He tried many things TO
restore the member to It's usual strong condition
but without effect. He At Last applied ST. Jacobs
OIL. and it fixed him up In exceedingly quick time.
Mr. Schultz also stated that be had Fix children,
all Of whom were sick with sore throat. From his
description the reporter CLEANED the fact that
the sore throat was oiptheritic In its chsrac-
ter. The children we're very sick. indeed,
and it was thought for some time thst they
could not recover. Tired CT seeing them
treated by the ordinary methods in the cure
CT such Gates. and feeling a natural desire to SEQ
his dariings recover MIR. Schultz finally deter
mined to take charge OF the cases hi nseif. He.
therefore, commenced using the great German
remedy ss prescribed by the directions on the
wrapper of the bottle. He had the satisfaction ct
seeing them experience relief with he first appca-
ton, and had them up and restored to health in
two or three days MIR. Schultz said that the grea.
German remedy was good for everything. One Of
his neighbores Mr.. Leonard Singer. hsi his ears
terribly frosted this winter. and WAS Suffering
very great agony. Mr.. Schultz bathed his friends
with the st. Jacobs Oil several times and the
ears were cured. He chr. Schultzp was OF the
opinion that the st. Jacobs OIL was the bsst medi-
cine ever made, and he could not see how q
family could get along without it. The next to
testify to the Wonderful remedial qualities Of
the Great German remedy was a young lady,
a member OF the Won WEIGHS household. Miss
Hammond said that she certainly felt pleasure in
saying good word Ter st. Jacobs Oil. It had done
wonders for her at time of great pain ana need.
She was stricken down with a severe attack of in
fanlmatory rheumatism. 1t was quite useless to
ATTEMPT description of her sufferings. It was just
simply terrible. As the dfease STACKED her knees
1t was impossible to walk. and even the slightest
movement added to the torture she endured. From
the description given of the young lady, her case
WAS certainly one Of unusual severity, even for In
nammatcry rheumatism. Well. Miss Hammond
continued her remarks about her sufferings. and
said that the only thing which would give
her any relief WAS the st. Jacobs Oh. tis
persistent AID 3udicious application OF which
fn.Ily effected complete ard radical cure.
Now cones the mcst wonderful revelation
which it has been the pleasure OF the reporter
to chronicle about the performances of this won
der working Oil. Mrs. Won WEIGHS is . lady of
intelligence, and one whose conversation
evinces . wide range OF knowledge upon medical
mstters. Mrs. Won WEIGHS said that che firmly
believed Bhe owed her life to St Jacobs OIL. She at
one time suffered with Inflammation Of the som
acA. Almost from the first moment OF the attack
the disease was Of very aggravated character.
Her physician IVES good one, but he was unable
to subdue. the trouble. 1t was finally deemed
necessary to call In Q consulting physician. Two
men of science did their best to conquer the dis
ease but grew worse steadily. Finally the doc
must die. Mrs. Won WEIGHS was apprised Of the
decision of her physicians. Then, said the lady.
she thought time to eau In the services OF st. Js
cobs Oil, as the regular physicians could not call
her from the grave. che, therefore, ordered
cloths to be saturated with the great German
remedy and laid upon her body. Wonderful Is it
may eeen, 1t was not long before she began to feel
estier. Tho treatment WAC continued and the
lady grew better every day. and finally she was
able to sit up then to walk about the roop and then
she realized In a few more days that che was per.
fectly restored Yes her cure was entirely the work
of ST. Jacobs Oil. The best medical skill had been
caedin treat her case. hut It failed, and medical
skin said she must die. The great German remedy
came IN the nick Of time and saved h.r from the
grave Gould 1t be q matter OF wonder. than,
under the circumstances. that she believed in tie
great German remedy and recommended it to
everybody Her husband. too. had used 1t in
moments of great pain, and always got relief. 1t
YVES standard srtice in the families OF the re-
gion. Many people living under the shadow of the
Nyack hills rad cause to be grateful TO st. Jacobs
OH. 1t WAS Blessing p an household.
The reporter bade bis kind entertainers fare
well and, with his contemplating the bills Of
the hyack In the distance. drove across the coun-
try. thinking Of the Peasant creations OF WASH
iugtoa Irving and the wonderful power which
emspates from the laboratory Of St. Jacob.-Net0
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