Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05
A Wonderful Agent.

Ifs INTRODUCTION INTO WILMINGTON -LARGs
sALRS BY TIE DRUGGISTS-DoISG GOOD TO All
WHO CsB 1T.
GWiln ington del Daily Republican
st Jacobs Oil has up to within few days psss
been used to limited extent H. Wilmington. owing
to limited advertiser ents but sipce it has been Sc.
VeFtised IN the peoples paper It hiss got good,
vigorous send off. and now the talk of the whole
city is about the wonderful curative powers OF 81.
Jacobs Gil 1t Is nov inquired after as the remedy
for a the ev1ls and diseases that flesh is heir to-
al0 the aruSslsss OF our city ins.in cyeIy look at
the shelf that contains the great re edy whenever
scustorner enters store, to hat there is suf-
fcient supply on hand. Owing to the very limited
use Of the Oil up to with few days ago. there
have not been many cures to report but now that
the OH H. coming into general use there will no
doubt be hundreds of cures effected. which the
Republican" will announce as fast as il hesrs of
them.
A dsy or two ago a reporter from the ''RepubIj
can office took round alnoi the druggists of
the city to see what hecould and hear. what he
could hear in reference to the demand of this won.
derful remedy aud tie followiog is what he picse
uF Il the course Of his peranbulations:
Joseph Lathrop. residing at seventh and Church
streets says that during the week in which the
PRESIDENTIAL election occurred he had very severe
attack of rheumatism in the hi1. On e!ecti IN day
lie suffered SO much that he scarcely could walk to
the polls to vote. Having purchased bottle of 1t
jacobs Oil before retiring that evening, he bathed
his hip sud repeated the act upon arising the next
morning.. On Saturday he was as well as he ever
had been, ard during the intervening DAYS had
used no more than two-thr1s OF the bottle OF Oil
Mr. Lathrop had bad attack of the rheumatism
about seven years ago, but the latter attact yyas
tbs most serious. He considers the preparation
which he used something wonderful and i'm re
terins to it uses tic mcst commend story express
si,ns.
Washington Cox, whose residence is at No 1877
Tstnan street. has purchased bottle Of the Oil
aid has made two or three applications for rheu-
rnatism in the leg. Although Mr. Cox has not vet
been cured, he says that It the pain an les
sens the swelling, and he confidently expects to he
entirety cured.
Mr.. John Z. Babcock, shoe dealer at Second and
King streets, has been suffering with the rneuma-
tsna for four weeks. At times ne was unable to
walk. dress undress, or get into b bed without
assistance. He is now using his second bottle of
St Jacobs Oil. and IL rapidly recovering from his
complaint.
gentleman by the nsme OF Lands, residing at
New Castle. it is said can vouch for the reliability
OF the Oil as a cure for rheumatism.
Mr. Augustus huhlmsnn, apothecary at Fourth
and Walnut streets, says that st. Jacobs Oil is a
wonderful discovery. He has heard OF a number
OF instances where persons have been cured, among
which was that Of q man who had been severely at
tackled with the lun bago rheumatism.
z. James ana Smith & Paynter sell the OIL very
iop1oIS' AcIoVHb UuyluS IL recommend 1t very
highly. N b. Danforth sells it in large quantities
and the purchasers speak Of it in praiseworthy
terms.
Baton Smith Il Co. and Mr.. Lane sell the article
very rapidly IS il is well recommended by GUS
toners.
j. NJ. Harvey sells the Oil in large quantities,
and the people speak well OF it. One customer pur-
chased bottle with the intention of applying it to
horse suffering from rheumatism
MIR. 5. +. Ware has sold st. Jacobs Oil for some
time at his drug store at Cape May and also in this
city At present his sales are larger than the sales
of ali ether in.ments combined. His customers
recon mend it very highly.
Fl. X. Watson, p. 81. wood. VIM. z. williams,
Alfred Walton, ". Il. Brinsburst and Taylor &
Fullerton have large demand for the article and
customers refer to il in praisaWnrthY terms Ii