Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-09
WHO ATE THE FIRST OYSTER.

Whoever he was. he certainly gave the Subject
the benefit Of the doubt" We can imag1ne, If not
analyZe his feelinga and We sincerely honor his
memory for demonstrating the use OF this pe,u-
liArly pleasant product OF nature. None the less
deserving Of remembrance is the worthy who first
originated at Jacobs Oil and proved its nayste
rioue and Denefcent action UPON the human frame
In such dread malades SIS rheumatism and o.her
painful diseases. Oysters no mater who ate the
hrst one are one OF the food staples Of this period
and st. Jacobs Oil is really more q nous shold sup
ply for sickness than oysters . household sup
Ply for food. These paragraphs noted by q re-
porter, VIII illustrate the popular sentiment con-
corning the great German remedy. Mr. Alexander
Hamilton, residing corner of SD st. and Sd ave-
says he uses St. Jacobs Oil in his family a. hon Sc.
hold remedy for all aches and pains. BE considers
1t a sovereign remedy for all neuralgia and rneu-
maiic palms, subduing them where other re nedes
fail. II is also very ecacious in sprains. bruises
burhf. etc. he WAS first induced to use Ii by
friend who lives some distance out OF New York
who. he added is ve'y enthusiastic upon TIE great
curative power of the Oil. This gentleman, who is
the posfessor Of large wealth and influence, uses
the Great German Remedy In his family and on his
horses Not content with this. he buys it largely
and distributes il among his neighbors with lavish
hand, emphsicaly reconmen ling it as the great
est cure ali for p.in of description within the
reach OF man. H. airing that the wife Of Mr.. VIM.
b. Sudlow had been relieved Of neuralgia by the
Great Germ an Remedy, the reporter called az his
iNsiCcuSct NO. tlQ avenue, TO make inquiries O.
ice lady with reference to the facts in the Mrs
fIdoS stated that she had long been fsmilii with
the merits of st Jacobs Oil. 1t was brought II her
attention b. friend, and she had never since had
cause to regret the day she employed Il. She
stated that she was subject TO violent attacks Of
neuralgia. and that the st. Jacobs Oil had always
acted most happily in relieving her when NOTHING
else would assuage the pain. She WAS never with
out 6 bottle Of the remedy 1t occupied q promi-
nent position in the esteem of the family. She
also stated that her sister WAS troubled with
Neuralgia, and resorted to the use of st. Jacobs
Gil with the happest results. Another lady. p
very dear friend. had been afflicted with
rheumatism for many years. and had been .
great sufferer. short me ago ne began to
use st. Jacobs Oil The effect almost won
derful. 1t helped her nothing else had
ever done. She now worships at st. Jacobs shrine
and cannot say enough in praise OF the great
dy. Mr.. Vim. b. Sudlow, the husband of the lady
who gives the above testimony for the benefit of
sufferers, is a wel-known New Yorker. He is
clerk in the city water department. and an usher at
Booths Theater. The superintendent of the Bap-
fist Home for the Aged. B. Palm tier. No. 68 Lex
ington avenue. says of this wonderful remedy
'It excels anything have used in the Baptist
Home for rheumatism, of which disease we have
great deal For neuralgia, there is a charm about
it to relieve pain" Considering these facts there
csn be no doubt about the won erful performances
of the great German renedy.-NeC York DAILY. 1t