New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-12
Reaching to the Rescue.
PERTINENT PROPOSITIONS
PERSUASIVELY PUT.

Thcre are deacs which he who may read. and sor
row over with or without hope" Carlyle pcnned
this been thinking Of the rheumatism
and neuralgia for certainly description ats like glove
But the use Of the Remedy knocked the
bottom out ~ the gloomy phase Of situation. He who
runs may the wonderful cures effected by st.
Jacobs OH Under benign influences sorrow and pain
vanish giving place JOY Of restoration our reporter
interviewed Mr. r. the other day the alliu
portant question Mr Newman said that 81 Jacobs on Is
rather misnomcr II should he called the oil Of JOY Is
wonderful curative power certainly TO such high
title MI said his business that Of street com
mission merchant in Washington Market almost
sany exposed the weather lie has suffered with almost
every description Of rheumatism and every thing he
could hear relief Ito could not meet with anything
beyond temporary relief until this winter when he began to
rub with St OH lie resolved 10 given tar thai a.
ne Rad heard much about H. 40 he purchased two bottles
and roma ned home resides n Morrisanal nearly two
weeks and carefully followed tho directions lie was con
sderably relieved three applications, but con
tnue To use generously. At the expiration Of week
he was we'll did the applications however Tor
several days afteard resolved 10 give the remedy
chance 10 do the thoroughly Tho result has been
away h. yond anything hoped FOR The great medicine broke
M and drove on, The completely that he has not
since m any Indications 81 the AZ hts recovery took
lce about three ago and his legs supple be '
.l,l.ned that his cure Is permanent. The reporter
WAS pacing down seventhayc 10 saw
vonne man come out 81 drug store with a
bottle Of - Jacobs on hand. He inquired Of the
Young man n Lo a. uns the universal remedy. Noi now
rrped the gentleman been using H. bnt the occasion
Ia. p,s.cd have used for rheumatism and It CURED me-
Durng the conversation which enned tho gentleman stated
that m maine a. Alfred aud that he had room at 2il
West FORTY cghth lie bad been aFuci with rheumatism
In his r,rht ann ior and he had sought relief In
The Great German Remedy Ichad ase bottle aud had ~
perenc,d cure r, based tho bottle which be heldn bis
be expected the city and wanted to have
convenient IN the hc should have another attack lie
stated that he lo- good broadway because OF
t journalism and be- dd not pulose to allow "a" disease "a
operate against living The future when hc could CON
rand sn cheap aud remedy - Jacobs OIL Tie had
snae. severed, rum the rheumatism. 70 prevented him
f, pursuing his brn,s- which w that Of CLERK IN VOL
known BroadAay establishment and hc compelled 10 rr
lngui,h hi, position Hnt the Great o"unan k"mrdy had
cur,d him. expected % O" another cts IN r~ day =
brr De wou nglu engage 10 bu-ucs H. lad used other
r,mccs and ird prescriptions from plysctnr but found
nj, relief until De u., tho -, Jacobs OIL 10 ha cured him
and he believed u 10 sovereign remedy for the disease
The experience thr," gentlemen H that u "ycbdy
Nbo use. the Great German Remedy directed There is NO
.ltns the pointed testimony direction
and all cias.cs gocs establish, the almost magical power II
u,- remedy over Diseases y painful nature.