Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-24
TIRED OF SUFFERING.
An Ez-Polioe Officers story-The
Agony is Over.
1T DID NOT FAIL HIM."

Mt. NJ. Hymen proprietor OF the Pioneer Store
Nc lo2 street, is now one of the haPpiest men in
Sacramento. whereas short time since the fields
for him strove in vain to look gay in their garb
OF winter green, and the sunshine OF Califor. ia
was as glimpse of the midnight sun at
spitzbergen. He had the rheumatism. What
man tortured with rheumatism eau delight in the
beauties Of nature or fig whether the sun
shines or not? Mr.. Hynen did not know what TO
do about it. He had taken the prescriptions OF
physicians, but the dull, dead acne and the hsrror
and dread agony were still there. The heavens to
him were as though covered with the pail Of unend-
ing night Others might smile but Mr. Hymen
found cause to allow ray OF mirth to Green into
his face. This sort OF thing had gone on with him
at intervals for years. and there seemed no help for
him. But the poet tells us that the
darkest cloud has silver lining. The darkest
hour is always just before the dawn. There was
help for him relief present aud permanent for his
racked body. At last some one told him Of the
Great German Remedy, st. Jacobs Oil. What !
use mere lnment, after exharsting the skill Of
doctors? Why, it is madness to talk OF itr'
"Well Just try the great remedy said the voice Of
his friend He tried it. ''what is this? Relief
He tried it again. More relief SIS this the wand
of the magican Yes it is relief relief after
wakeful highs of agony and days ling drawn
out with suffering % At last he
had discovered the solution of his
trouble. He was cured. Since this happy
recovery the gentleman cannot say enough m praise
of the Great German Remedy. He advises all those
he knows 10 use ST. Jacobs Oil for rheumatism. He
says there is nothing under the dome of the uni
verse comparable to it as pain aunihilator. His
recommendations in the past few weeks have been
the means of selling hundreds of bottles of the
wonderful specific, and many are glad OF the time
when he urged them tc use it. HIS was a wonderful
cure.
Mr.. W. B. Ferrall, the well-known policeman OF
this city, has also felt the powerful friendship which
the st. Jacobs Oil extends in the hour Of physical
suffering. Mr.. FeTrall was severely afflicted with
rheumatism. lie got tired Of suffering, and de-
ermned to call in the aid of the grand cd specific
1t did not fail him. The disease deep seated and
declined to yield without struggle but the appli-
cation OF two bottles of the oil made it fly away and
cease +. ON troubling He is now well and hearty.
He recommends the afflicted u rely on St Jacobs
Oil as the most ready and efficient cure for pain in
the world. Captain o. o. Laraway, who runs that
most thriving and well stocked grocery, corner of
Sixth and streets, is great sufferer from neural
gia. While the reporter in there the other day,
waiting his turn for supplies, the Captain
told him that the Great German Rem.
edy was powerful iiniment. 1t bad
relieved him CT neuralgia, and given him many hours
OF ease. His clerk also owned to having had the
backbone taken out of some ugly rheumatic pains,
which had possessed his legs, much to his annoy,
ancs, for sometime
The foregoing should convince even the most
skert.cal that the article in question is indeed a
great remedy and conquerer Of pain. 1--WE indorse
it is heard on all sides"