The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-26

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Tl,e YN1,ulnr. Verdict,


10 the condition OF things rs ex'
istiug, II would be quite superiiuous Tore
cite incidents by referring to preside"'ia',
STATE. or municipal elections, or 10 o,n,'
affairs Of a similar or allied nature. ~ j.
sufficient for our purpose TO present. III
other matter Of almost national in'eres''
offering original testimony emoodyins
the ful experience OF those whose opn-
tons and words carry weight anu 'nnu.
,mce. Among this constituency we notice
the Right Rev. Bishop Gilmour, OF Cie'e-
Jaod ohio. has used the great German
remcdy-sf Jacobs Oil-and Endorses u
hiohly, He writes about IL as follows: l
a,n nieascd 10 say that the use OF st. JACOBS
fSiI has benefited me greatly. ] bave no
hesitation 10 recommend IL TO oil rs an eX-
ceilent curative. On recent lecture tour
throuph the Northwest, Professor Tee. OF
II. Louis, Mo-, had narrow escape from
the serious consequences of a suuoeh anu
wery dangerous illness. the particulars Oh
hich he thus refers to: The day aIter con-
Guiding ny course OF lectures al burhne-
ton. Iowa, on DIST December Ias', L was
seized with a sudden attack OF neuralgia III
the chest, giving me excruciating p''n anu
almost preventing breathing My pu,se,
usually 80. fell to 80; intense hausea Oh '"c
swcat covered nv entire BODY. The attend
ING pbysician could do nothing to relieve
me. After suffering for three hours, !
tbougbt-as had been using 81. Jacobs VII
with good effect for rheumatic pains
would try II. saturated piece OF nlnnei'
large enough to cover my chest, with the
OH and applied II. The relief was almost
instantaneous. 10 one Gour l was entlrely
free from pain, and would have taken inc
train 10 ill an appointment that night III u
neiphboring town had my iriepds not as
sraded mo. As IL was, ! took thc night tram
for my home in st. Louis. and haze not been
tronbjed since. Charles :. Strickland. Esq,
builder. No. 9 BoylstOn street and JOG Har-
rison avenue, Boston, thus speaks: Ibe
Measure which 1 hereby attempt TO
exnress can only be half conveyed
nv words. Physicians Of very bigb
character and noioriety have heretofore
declared my rheumatism to be lncura-
bic. specifcs almost numDefless nave
failed 10 cure or even alleviate TIE INTENSITY
Of the pain, which has frequently conhneo
me to my room for three months at lime:
One week AGO | was seized WIN an attach ol
acute rheumatism Of the knee. In Few
hours he entire knee joint became swollen 10
enormous proportions, and walking rem
dered impossible. Nothing remained for
zoe. and intended to resign myself Is best
mich, TO another months agories. By
chance learned of the wonderful curative
nroperties of St. jacobs Oil. ! clutched
II ne a straw, and in a few hours was
free from all pain IN knee. arm. and shout
der AS before stated, ! cannot find words
to convey my praise and gratitude to the
djscoyercr of this king OF rheumatism.
tnn,ain Paul Bovton, the w0rldrenOwned
swimmer, thus closes 4 lengthy COM
munication: or late carry a stock OF st.
Jacobs Oil IN my little boat Che Captain
calls if "Baby Mime" aud has stored therein
sional.rocke,s, thermometer, compass, pro-
visions, etc.) and have but little trouble.
Before starting out rub myself thorough
Nv with the article, and liz action upon tue
muscles is wonderful. From constant eX-
posure am somewhat subj ect to rheumatic
mains, and nothing would ever benefit me
until got held OF this great German rene
DIV. Why, on nv travels have met people
who had been suffering with rheumatism for
wears; by my advice they tried the Oil, and
il cured them. would sooner do without
food for days than be without this remedy
for one hour. In fact would Dol attempt
trip without it, Hon. Leonard SWEET. OF
Chicago, H., observes: | bad noticed fbe
many Endorsements OF certain remedy
with which was unacquainted, and a |
felt the urgent need Of reIlef from the pain
| was enduring, thought | would try 1t.
had very severe pains In my neck ana
shoulders, and it was certainly an aggraya-
ted case Of muscular rheumatism and neu-
ra;sia. Although had no special faith in
the power OF the remedy was ADVISED 10
try, presumed it was about as good as any
tlxs
surprising aud in every way satisfactory.
was completely relieved by the use OF 81.
Jacobs Oil. Colonel Samuel A. Taylor, OF
Washington, Ind, saws: | do hereby GER
t,fy that suffered very much from rheuma-
tism and neuralgia during the fall Of 1879,
and tried many remedies with but little il
any good results. | had heard OF ST. ia
cobs Oil. and concluded to Try it; more
as an experiment than with any hope
of good results. can with great pleasure
commend il to others, for the reason that
know It cured NE. Colonel Taylor, by the
way, was at one time postmaster at Cumber-
land, Md. William II. Wareing. Esq, as
slstant general SUPERINTENDENT Thrd Dlvl-
sion Mailing and Distributing Department,
New York post.Oflice, thus writes: take
pleasure in advising tuat tue samples OF st.
Jacobs Oil left for distribution among The
clerks OF this office have, as far aS they have
been tried, proved equal to all that Is
claimed for the Oil. The reports from
several superintendent af0 clerks who
baye used the Oil agree in praising
1t highly. IL has been found eihca-
clous in cuts, burns, soreness and still
ness Of the FONTS and muscles, and affords
q ready relief for rheumatic complaints.
concnr. writes HON Il. l.. James, poStmas-
ter. i'm reference to the foregoing. George
w. Walling, Esq, superinter dent pol'ce'
New York, observes: Member OF ."is de-
partment relieved Of rheumatism by Us use.
Mr.. G.. A. Heilman. editor Repu6tcdn,
Pittsburgh, Pa, observes: ST. Jacobs Oh
cures rheumatism; OF this am convinced.
For two years | suffered with rheumat'sm
| in nv left shoulder and right arm, and last
| fs,, was Incapable Of attending to my du-
| ties, and lay many night unable to sleep
an account OF terrible pains. a few weeks
ago severe attack OF this trouble struck
me, and this time ! concluded TO try 81.
Jacobs Oil, / must acknowledge with but
little confidence In lis merits. freely con-
| fcss that the result astOnished me. Tue
| first application relieved the pam very
materially, and tae continued use OF only
| Two bottles has completely cured me OF ibis
chronic evil, aud that after the most eml.
ncnt physicians and their prescriptions BAD
| been OF no avail. thei efore consider 1t a
duty to publish the above for the beneat OF
all sufferers with rheumatism and kindred
complaints. Mr.. S. Ii. Dimick, chemist,
Ypsllanti. Micb., writes: | have used st.
jacobs Oil in my family for scia'ic rheuzla-
tism, and found ii the most valuable rene
! dy for that disease ever compounded. pro-
duc,ng, as it did, immediate ieiief In the