Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-05-12
An Open Secret.
SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
NAT. BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGG Asso'N.
Davennort Iowa March RI 1891

NAT BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGG ASSo'N. ,
Davenport, Iowa, March 81, 1881.
+ The writer, on his recent visit to the
East, enjoyed the satisfaction eta stop-over
in Baltimore, and experienced the additional
pleasure of an agreeable visit to the Labor
Co., whence he brought, souvenir of his
CALL q few bottles of that famous specially
of the house named-St. Jacobs OIL mas
much as these bottles have history, and that
worth repeating, their record is substantially
embodied in the following lines, Without
going into any elaborate detail, the facts ale
presented just as they occurred or existed,
and the opportunity for conclusion left
open: My right HAND, which is also my,
left, (for it is the only one have Left BE-
gan to swell and pain me whilst away from
home. Remembering St., Jacobs Oil, I
bathed the hand four times daily, and at
the end of week it was we'll. During
that time it had concentrated the soreness
into a boil, which opened and gave
me some relief. st. Jacobs Oil was
the only remedy I used. To be
knocked down and run over is not very
pleasant experience; but it was mine.
About a week ago, while feeding some colts
and cattle at my farm, they stampeded and
knocked me down, and was badly hurt by
being trodden upon. I was assisted into
the house, and after bathing the injured
parts in warm water, they were rubbed with
st. Jacobs Oil. This treatment was followed
night and morning, and this morning am
going about without help, and am free
from pain The ankle joint and instep of
my left foot are yet swollen at the ti.oe
of writing, but this is rapidly abating
under the influence of the St. Jacobs
Oil. That the injuries were severe is GER
tain, and that Great German Remedy did
wonders for me is also certain. 1t should
be included in every family's supplies, as
such remedy is liable to be called for at
any moment of day or night. This state of
affairs was bad enough, but to suffer with
lame back for twenty five years, seems far
worse. Now, what consider better test
than any, is the way its application resulted
in the case of my wife, who, for more than
twenty five years, had been troubled
with lame back. Every time she took
cold or made any exertion in
doing household work, she would
have to suffer with great pain in her back,
just across the hips. We tried electricity
and other treatment with only temporary
relief. Her sufferings were at times in
tense; nor could she rise up without help
or walk erect. Thinking that what had re-
HeVeu our pain, HlgnI nelp ner, we Ileu
st. Jacobs Oil, with great and good results.
We apply the Oil night and morning, rub
bling it in we'll. The first application gave
such relief that we continued it, and, I am
glad to say, with prime success. My, wife,
in Endorsement Of this, says she could not
stoop or even lift q pound, and is now able
to walk ana work without any pain. One
of my men who had exposed himself, was
attacked with severe neuralgia pains in the
neck and face. He rubbed the afflicted
portions with the st. Jacobs Oil at night,
rested well and went to his work in the
morning as usual-cured. Now, have
never before in my life given a statement
or Endorsement to any remedy; in fact have
always been opposed to doing any such
thing, as my experience heretofore has not
been satisfactory with proprietary medi-
cines; but when I haye such positive evil
dence of good results from using st. Jacobs
Oil, feel it proper that my experience
should be known. I shall always keep
plenty of it in the house and on the farm,
SO that it will be always ready for immedi-
ate use either upon man or beast.
r. M. L1T1LER, Secretary.