The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-06

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it has given to us the steam power in II.
thoussnd-fold applications, the telegraph,
the telephone. the electric light and innum-
cradle other discoveries, all blessi ngs to hui
mainly. each day bringing US new surprises
until we have become SO accustomed to the
exhibitions of the genius of our century that
any new development is at once received as
q matter Of natural consequence, and most
people will simply remark, II told yoa So
As an instance of this fact. we would only
CALI attention TO that wonderful discovery
ST. Jacobs OH A few years ago this great
German remesly had never been heard of in
this country; to-day you can hardly fiad a
man, woman OF child in the United States
who las not used the remedy for some pain
or ache, or, ut least, has witnessed Its
use and seen its wonderful effects on fs4-
low being. St. Jacobs Oil has become
national remedy for it is known IN every
city town, village and hamlet in the coun-
lltry. 1t is cosmopolitan preparation; for 70
lis praised by the Americans, Germans,
hItalians, Bohemisns, Danes, Swedes, Portu-
lguese, Spaniards, French, yes, even by the
k"Heathen Chinee" 1t may be termed the
universal blessing for it is Endorsed by the
rich and poor, the clergyman and the ply
stefan, the merchant and the laborer, in fact
By all classes of the community St Jacobs
Oil, by its almost marvellous properties can
be employed for simple cat or sprain, or
the worst case of iTfiammatory rheumatism.
Persons who have been confined to their
| bed for years with the terrible disease,
rheumatism, have been completely cured by
the use of q single bottle. Such cases have
been quoted by the leading journals of our
country, for instance-the st. Louis Post
Dispatch SAYS: Under the title of Old Proba-
bilities, one of the most useful and
valuable officers of the United States Gov
eminent is most widely known. But quite
as well known is Professor J. II. Tice, the
meteorologist OF the Mississippi Valley,
whose contributions to his fayorite study
have given him an almost National reputa-
tioH. On a recent tour through the North
west. the Professor had a narrow escape
from the serious consequences of a sudden
and very dangerous illness, the particulars
of which he thus refers to: The day after
concluding my course OF lectures at Bur
lington, Iowa, on the DIST of December last,
| was seized with a sudden attack of neu-
ralgia in the chest, giving me the most ex-
cruciating pain and almost preventing
breathing My pulse usually so fell to 35;
intense nausea of the stomach succeeded,
and a cold, clammy sweat covered
nay entire body. The attending physi-
clan could do nothing to relieve
me; after suffering for three
hours, / thoughts / had been using ST.
Jacobs Oil with good effect for rheumatic
pains-I would try it. | saturated piece
OF flannel large enough to cover my chest
with theoil, and applied it. The relief wasal-
most instantaneous. lnone hour was entire
ly free from pain, and would have taken the
train to fill an appointment that night in a
neighbOring town had my friends not dis
suaded me. As ii was, / took the night
train for my home, st. Louis, and have not
. been troubled since. The Boston Globe says:
Charles S. Strickland ESQ. builder, No 9
| RNx-lS and Dar
Boston, thus speaks: The pleasure which
hereby attempt to express, can only be half
conveyed by words. Physicians of very high
character and notoriety have heretofore
declared my rheumatism incura-
BILE. Specifics, almost numberless
have failed to cure, or even alleviate
the intensity of the pain, which has fire.
quently confined me to my room for three
months at a time. One week ago / was
seized with an attack of acute rheumatism
! of the knee. In d few hours the entire knee
joint became swollen to enormous proper
, tiOns and walking rendered impossible.
Nothing remained for me, and intended to
!. resign myself, as best might, to another
months agonies BY chance, | learned of
the wonderful curative properties of ST.
Jacobs Oil. / cl9tched it as a straw and in
"A few hours was free from pain in knee, arm
and shoulder. As before stated, / can not
find words TO convey my praise and graft
Luue u the ulSCONtItT VI llllS Vi
atism. The Chicago Times says: Every
body on the South Side knows J. ID. L. Har-
vey, Esq, who has been a resi-
. dent of Chicago for over twenty
years. Mr.. Harvey expressed him
self on the 'oil subject as follows: 81
have spent over $1,000 to cure my wife of
rheumatism. Two bottles of st. Jacobs Oil
> accomplished what all the medical treat
mcnt failed to bring about / regard il as a
oil oil Il i
boon to the human race, and am very glad
to have this opportunity of testifying to its
remarkable efficacy. / can not speak too
7 highly of it, and / would be recreant to my
duty to those afflicted did not lift my
voice in It's praise The Philadelphia
Nineteenth street Philadelphia lisa journal
' list OF many years experience, and is active
: ly connected with the Philadelphia Sunday
? Mirror, leading theatrical and musical
journal. During the late Onpleasantness
, Mr.. Graham was Captain of Com
4 pany X, one Hundred and Eighty-third
Pennsylvania Regiment, and through ex-
: posture in the field he contracted a variety
2 of ills and he says q very troublesome case
of rheumatism in the right leg and foot was
a war inheritance that he had in vain tried
, TO get rid of, until he was recommended to
try "St. Jacobs OIL" He states that he felt
Slight relief even on the first application
OF the Dll. Before the nrSt bottle he pur-
, chased had been used up he had but few
traces of his rheumatism, and at this time
he says the disease has entirely left him.
: which he attributes entirely to the use of
? st. Jacobs Oil He remarks: mo person
r need suffer with rheumatism if st. Jacobs
: Oil can be obtained. To those who are
afflicted with that complaint it is worth its
; weight in goldp The Chicago Inter Ocean
says: Captain Paul Boyton, the world re-
r nowned swimmer, thus speaks of the Old Ger
} man Remedy From constant exposure am
: somewhat subject to rheumatic pains, and
nothing would ever benefit me, until | got
hold of this Old German Remedy. Why,
on my travels i have met people who had
been suffering with rheumatism for years;
by my advice they tried the Oil, and it cured
them. / would sooner do without food for
, DAYS than be without this remedy for one
, hour. In fact, / would not attempt trip
without St. Jacobs Oil, as | do not see how
, could get along without it. st. Jacobs Oil
has been Endorsed by persons of national
} reputation, who would not lend their names
! if they were not convinced that it was a
! duty they owed to suffering humanity; they
have experienced the wonderful effect of
he great German remedy, and they want
l.. James, Postmaster, New York: Referring
TO Superintendent Wareings report concern
ing st. Jacobs Oil: Il concur" Professor c.
o. Duplessis, Manager Chicago Gymnasium,
Chicago, H.: "Our professionals and am