The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

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td 10 fosler, and II IL ontIic Whole, rated
fnlIltr low On the catalogue lOf .nlllioliQns
here. M. Tolllvof further stated flat lla
house has really sold immense, quantities
~ the ~. Jacobs on and that the demand
Tor II seems 10 be on the increase lie bad
never heard one word Of compliant against
II, but had heard much that "a extIomcly
favorable 10 u as q curative remedy. 80
far 90 lac WIS able TO recolloct he had never
known n remedy In Texas which had yield
cd more general satisfaction than the 81
Jacobs oil.
Mr.. Colin, Of the well-known drug
firm Of Hoyt 4 Coffin, No. 7i3 Elm,
words In favor Of the value Of the greaJ
German remedy as u relevant for pain.
Mr.. Coffin said that the ST. Jacobs Oil
gives very great satisfaction 10 those who
purchase II at his store In fact, the de-
mand for II had recently become so great
that he was justified In making the frank
statement that no other Imminent has so
large sale, and that II has splendid repu-
tation as pain-annihilator All classes of
people use II, and oil speak extremely high
~ Of it. Among the numerous cases ofper-
! sons who have resorted to the st. Jacobs
Oil for relief from rheumatism, he
especially emphasized that of Mr.. Il.
NJ. Forbes, a gentleman whose. name
Is familiar to Texans, and who has through
esteem and respect of his fellow citizens.
| Mr.. Forbes has had rheumatism long
| time and has resorted to very many reme-
dies for relief When he commenced using
the great German Remedy, Mr.. Forbes
found great relief and expressed himself as
delighted with the result: He claimed that
he never had had such decided relief in his
life. or at least since he had been afflicted
\ with rheumatism, as the st. Jacobs Oil had
afforded him. And when last he heard of
him, Mr.. Coffin stated, Mr. Forbes was
mending; and to all intents and purposes
| was on the high road to recovery.
| Now, it is always gratifying to prove,
proposition by reference to facts within the
grasp of ones own hand, as it were, or I'M
der the range OF ones own individual eye.
The St. Jacobs Oil has also shed abroad its
healing power and dropped its blessings
down upon those who assist i'll getting out
the DALLAS HERALD. An attache of this
paper, Mr.. John Sparrow, says that the
encomiums so freely lavishcd upon st.
Jacobs Oil are deserved. lie. TOO, IKE the
thousands who praise it all over this hem
! isphere, rises to say that he considers it a
tirst-class remedy in every respect in its
Office of healing From injuries received
recently, in which he sustained bruises and
and cuts of a very painful character, he has
been emancipated by the free appli-
cation of the great German remedy. After
| irving various other remedies without sat
| isfactory results, he concluded to throw all
else aside and apply the oil. The result
fully Justified his action. In avery short
| time his bruises vanished, the swelling was
reduced, and the cuts healed. ALL pain and
soreness departed. He had friend who
had rheumatism. The disease was in his
hand. He could not work, and his suffer
| ings were intense. Somebody recommended
1.-The use of st. Jacobs Oil. 1t was tried, and
healed him almost directly.
| Mr. S. O. Phillips, compositor in this
office, also used st. Jacobs Oil for bruises.
| 1t helpedhim wonderfully. mi fact. it cured
| him. Mr.. Phillips stated, in addition, that
| his friend, Captain Lee, was cured ofrheu-
matism BY the St. Jacobs Oil, and this fact
! was what first called his attention to it as
lcurative agent.
Dallas is great and will soon be greater,
but the great German remedy has attained
kthe position for which this city will yet
fhave to strive, viz: the top. The old
| Latin hath it: Perseverentia omnia vincet,
and while Dallas is conquering, the st. ia
| cobs Oil will be her great ally BY conquer
ling the rheumatism among her citizens and
friends. a.Ne