Daily Republican., 1881-03-31

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restauratuer, No 503 Market street,
whose good nature is only surpassed by
his fine cuisine, has recently been cured
of rheumatism by the great German
remedy. Replying TO the question pI
the reporter, Mr.. FnlIner said "icI,
! do know something about st, Jacobs
Oil. It is just the grandest reIncdy
ever discovered for rheumatism.
have used it, been cured by it, and
know whereof speak. 1t is all that it
Is recommended to br. A few days
since the rheumatism jumped into my
left shoulder and gave me lively rack
ct. Did suffer much pain? | should
say 30 just wait until it gets hold OF
you and you'll agree with me that a
man Ia more comfortable when the dis
ease il thousand miles away. Well,
l don't believe in patent medicines, but
a. ST. Jacobs Oil seemed to bc doing 81
much for other people, ] thought it
might hell Inc. so | purchased u bot
tie snd applied it to my shoulder, rub
bing tiie parts effected well. felt
great relief from the first application,
and was well man in two days, l
now keep it hy me. Wouldn't be with
out it for anything"
The life Ot a woman who canno wear
shoes because her feet are sAturateu
with rhumatiSm cannot be very happy,
and Hulda Ann Gumby, an aged ColOred
woman, who claims to be 70 years old,
has evidently tested the accuracy of the
assertion. 4 few days Shce this old
woman entered the office Of u cOntem-
porary and stated to the business mana
ger, that she had been almost miracu-
lousy cured OF rheumatism, and She
wanted it published for the benefit OF
other sufferers. She stated that she
had been afflicted with rheumatism in
her feet for three or four years. Her
atiiictiOn was No severe that she was
unable to wear shoes during those
years. But she was all right uow. st.
Jacobs Oil had driven out the rheuma-
,ism and She could walk about rs well
as the best Of her sex with pair Of
sliocs upon her ieet. The old soul seaeIii-
Ell 10 be very jubi!ant over her restora-
tion. She had walked all the way 10
the newspaper office from her home iu
a suburb OF the city 10 testify TO the
astonishing curative power OF the great
German renedy.
VALUABLE HORSE RESCUED.
Mr. John NJ. Scott, a large morocco
manufacturer at Third aud Madison
streets, has had remarkable cXpe-
ricncc with the ST. Jacobs Oil Mr..
Scott is the possessor of an exceeding
Iy line HauuDletOuian horse of which ne
is very fond. "Dcll" is II handsome,
spirited and swift-trotting animal, and
is Quitca favorite among the lovers
of horse flesh in Wilmington, Della
ware. Hearing that "De!l" had
recently had miracle performed on
him the reporter visited Mr.. Scott to
learn the ptticulars. Mr.. Scott stated
that the horse had had the scratches for
three or four years and that he had
spent several hundred dollars first and
last in trying TO have him cured, but
without the slightest success. Some
weeks ago ne tried the 81. .jacob's Oil.
At the time the first application Of tho
remedy was made the horses tootlocks
were inhamed and swollen and the
beast was suffering considerably. He
first applied the oil on a sunday at noon.
On the Monday morning following the
bandages wcrS removed and he di4cov-
erd that theinianatiOn had disappear
Ell and the swelling was very much IT.
duced. He kept on treating the horse
with the oil and had the satisfaction to
saa the disease entirely eradicated in
two weeks. He regarded the cure uS a
most extraordinary one MIR. Scott said
he believes 1T. Jacobs Oil to be the
best remedy for scratches that the horse
men can obtain. He also knows OF its
highly for that malHdy.
MORE TESTIMONY.
Mr.. f.. l.. Jackson, u reporter of the
Every Evening, who always knows a
good thing when he sees it, says st.
Jacob'a Oil is % good remedy for rheu-
matism. Several of his friends and ac-
quaintanCes have been curM by it.
Father Edward Ignatius Taylor, az
sistant to Bishop Becker, at st. Peters
Cathedral, has experienced relief and
cure from rheumatism by the employ
ment Of the great German remedy.
DIR. }. #. Speck, who Is In the busi-
ness department OF the "Eyery Even
ing" speaks rather enthusiastically of
St jacobs Oil DR.. Speck states that
he Uses the oil in his family ~ u
household remedy, u sort of universal
panacea for all aches and pains, and has
always found It To act most happily.
His intention was directed to it by the
many testimonials in its favor and he
one day used it upon himself for sore
throat. Two applications were sufficient
tD effect cure He also used IL on his
little girl for sore throat with gratifying
success. The saule child had scarlet
teVor this winter which left the tendons
OF ono leg much contracted. The lit
tie prsttler couldn't walk without assis-
tance aud suffered much Inconvenience
and pain. Several applications of st.
Jacobs Oil restored her limb to Its nor
nal condition and she has not expe-
rienced any trouble with il since. DR..
5peck states that he has also seen II o
oil act charmingly in to0thacho. He
thinks St. Jacobs OIL IL q stirling rem. T.
dy and docs not hesitate to recommend
it.
Al HAPPY YOUNG GENTLEMAN.
Mr.. T. II. Rhoads, residing mt No.
PA West Ninth street, says he now
hhu"H WbEc hbOut tRc INV Of CONTRAST
than he did last winter, He did not
know then what inbamatory rheuIna-
tism w,ts. He has since been thorough
ly initiated into all its mysteries. and
there Is very steep contrast between
the feelings Of man when he il dosed
with rheumatism aud enjoying immu-
nifty from IL. During the Christmas
holidays he was aroused from his sleeD
about two o'clock in the morning by a
terrible pain in his right hand and
wrist. He felt az If his arm weighed "a
ton and had been crushed by an ele-
phant. He never did have anything to
hurt him 10 badly in his life. He didn't
sleep any more that night, for the pain
grew worse rapidly until So'clock, when
h' applied st. jacobs Oil His hand
hlti grown 10 stiff by the time the first
application WIS made that he could
not Jnove finger and even st. jacobs
Dill could not induce the disease to loose
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