Daily Republican., 1881-03-31
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gentleman who made the above state
Inents, confirms them and says that the
St. Jacobs Oil is really wonderful
rcinrdv for rheumatism and neuralgia.
The oil IL always kept in his Inpsc and
every member Of his Family believes ia
II reigiously He would not be with
ont il for anything. His wife is u great
sufferer from neuralgia, and st. Jacob
Oil will relieve her quicker than any
| thing that can be applied when an at
tack comes on
wOSDERS SEvEE CEASE.
Mr.. Thomas [. Russell, one OF the
best known cabinet makers and under
takers in Wilmington, says he contract
I'd an exceedingly severe attack Of rheu-
matism this winter. He is subject to
the disease, but rarely ever felt it 81 ST.
verely as he did the time now under con
sideraton The disease located itself
in his right leg and foot, rendering that
member 50 stiff and sore that he could
not move without enduring exquisite
pain. 81. Jacobs oil had been 50 high
ly recommended that he concluded "a
try il. He has every cause To I've glad
that he did so. Two applications OF the
wonderful rcmcdy gave him entire re-
! lief, and he has not been troubled with
rhcumatism since. Mr.. RilsScl says he
considers st. Jacobs Oil very fine
remedy for rheumatism aud now keeps
it by him ready for use. Mr.. RusSel
also stated that he believes the remedy
rs guod in the r9armert Of horses as it
Is in curing the ills that msn arr, nuir no.
iIchad olncexpericncrn nnrlngthe recent
cold weather which coniirmcd him in
the belief. During u visit to Newark
his horse cast two Shrs. The roads
were very rough and the horse was bad
" lamed. He applied ST. Jacobs Oil
literally, curing the beast in Il few
hours.
Mr.. Meyer Meyers is one OF our most
prominent wholesale and retail Clothiers,
corner Fifth and Market streets. The
reporter called upon Mr., Meyers and
asked him if it were true that the great
remedy had cured him of rheumatism.
Mr.. Meyers said II" was II great friend
uf ST. Jacobs Oil. Tie had con
vinCiMg reasons for his friendship,
the most powerful OF which was that it
had relieved him OF rheumatism, and
very stubborn case il was, too. The
disease attacked one OF his ankles and
for several days he endured much pain
aud cuuld not attend 10 business with
any sort of satisfaction. Procuring u
bottle of 81. Jacobs Oil, Mr.. Meyers
applied il rs the directions instructed.
Much to his establishment two applica-
tionS cured him. MIR. Meyers then told
the reporter that Mr.. purnrll, who
lives on Fifth street, has u, much cause
rs anybody to br grateful to 81. Jacobs
Oil. Mr.. Purncll, it seems, had one ut
his feet badly mashed 10y heavy axle
falling ON it at the Edgc Moore Iron
Works in which establishment he is
employed. lie was laid up in bed for
several days and suffered great pain
At last, after rXhAusting other lGmr-
dies, hr employed st. Jarpb'S OIL. II
seemed to act like magic. Two days
after he commenced using il Mr.. Purneu
was able to 90 to work and has cXpe-
ricnCtd no trouble since.
Thc reporter could 90 on multiplying
cases in Wilmington where this great
remedy has exercised the most remark
able power in eradicating disease, But
II Is not necessary to pursue the matter
further than to state that several gen
tleincn of prominence in political and
business circles were seen by the repor-
ter who were enthusiastic in their en-
dOrSrmcnt of the great German remedy.
In Wilmington Sc Jacob = Oil is aS much
ii part Of the domeSt ireCOnOmy as any Or
dinary article OF everyday utility. Num-
bcrs Of people were called upon by the
reporter, who, while heartily endorsing
the remedy, asked that their experience
and names be withheld from the public
WHAT THE DRUGGISTS SAY.
Mr. s. +. Ware, druggist, under the
Clayton, House, said To the reporter that
he has been in business in this city and
Cape May for many years, but ne never
knew anything like the sale of st.
Jacobs Oil. The demand for it Is per
fectly wonderful. He never knew such
4 boom and never knew any medicine
to create such m excitement. 1t struck
the city last December like typhoon
and has carried all before it ever since.
Everybody talks favorably of it and
its popularity is unprecedented.
AT the West End Pharmacy, Seventh
and Jefferson streets, 1t was stated that
81. Jacobs Oil il the most popular
medicine on the market. There Is more
Of 1t sold at the pharmacy than all 9th
er linimentS rOnbinet. Cases of rhue-
matism and neuralgia were reported at
the Pharmacy ~ having been cured by
it's employment. The proprietor stated
that he knows the great German remedy
is etfectual from its great reputation
among his customers.
MesSrs. Smith and Painter, Druggists,
corner of Seventh and Market Streets
say: "Our experience IL that no other
mdicine or medical preparation has
sold 40 largely nor with such generally
favorable comments as St. Jacobs oil. /"
MIR. II. James BELT, druggist, corner
Of Sixth and Market streets, was waited
on by the reporter. Mr.. Belt said he
considers the sale Of ST. Jacobs OIL
phenomenal. It sells better than any
remedy he has handled for the past
eight years. He has sold and is still |
selling very large quantities of the Oil,
and hears it generally commended. |
One of the clerks at the counter said he
had heard customers say that st.
Jacobs Oil had cured them of rheuma-
tism. One young gentleman, whose
name he would not mention, said he
had been cured Of u very severe case of
by st. Jacobs Oil.
Mr.. n. B. Dantorth, Druggist, corner
Second and Market streets, says: The
sales of st. Jacobs Oil are remarkable.
The demand for the remedy il away
ahead Of that of any other speciality in
the market.
At Dr. A. Walton's drug store, No.
30 Market street, it was stated that st.
Jacobs Oil leads all the liniments. Gus
toners frequently say the oil had cured
them Of rheumatism and neuralgia.
One gentleman who patronizes the store,
claimed that st. Jacobs Oil had cured a
horse belonging to him of ring
bone. 1t only required two bottles of
the oil 70 effect the cure. A servant
living in the same gentleman's family
who had been long time sick in bed