The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-07

demonstrated fact, or fact as demonstrated
by the possible and probable reduced e
certainty by the experience Of Others,aS cx
pressed by 4 city or individual.
While referring To this subject nt Dallas
and the great German remedy, st. Jacobs
Oil, the first as great city OF the future
and the second as the great pain remedy o
the present, it may be doing the public q
great service to enter into more particulars
respecting the good which the hitter is
doing in this section OF the Lone star state
The reporter was told by Mr. PHILIP
Jones, who resides abont seven miles from
Dallas, that he believed hr was i.debied
for his life TO the beniticcnt offices Of ST.
Jacobs Oil. Mr.. Jones, who /,
u farmer, contracted 4 severe
case of infammatory rheumatism last
spring. He was terribly ILL., lie began Jt
last 10 feel that he had a call for the u;hs,
world. and that he must either make w his
mind TO respond to it or get relief. A Ger.
man friend residing in his neighborhood
went to see him and insisted on rubsingl
him with st. Jacobs oil, n bottle ii
which he had in his pocket Tho friend
was permitted to work his will and the oil
was applied. Much to his establishment,
said Mr.. Jones and greatly to his joy the
great remedy gave him ease. The bottle oil
oil was left him by his German friend and
his wife continued applying 1t. In The
meantime messenger was dispatched
to Dallas TO get fresh supplies
To make long story short, three
bottles Of this superb remedy com
petcly cured Mr.. Jones of hi, awful
and, what his friends at one time regarded
mortal sickness. He has not only since felt
profoundly grateful for his dcliverancc, but
considers it a duty which he owes his ial
low-men to recommend and urge the en-.
ployment of the St. Jacobs Oh in cases ct
rheumatism and other forms Of physical
pain.
In conversation with Mr. Tolliver. Of the
firm Of Williams, Tolliycr d Walker, one
of the leading wholesale end retail dgug
houses of the Southwest, the writer was
given To understand that the 81. Jacobs Oii
had attained u popularity and sale rarely
cqualcd and never surpassed by any spec.
ialty ever on the marker This verdict upon
an article for the cure VI disease. which,
TO say the least Of it, is comparatively rare IN
Texas, was remarkable, and speaks volume,
IN its favor, For the rheumatism is not
considered one of those maladieS which the
Saluhrious climate of this state is calcNM'.
ed TO foster, and il is on the whole, rated
rather low on the catalogue Of Affections
here. Mr.. Tollivcr further stated that his
house has really sold immense quantities
of the st. Jacobs Oil, and that the demand
for ii seems to he on the increase. lie had
never heard one word of complaint against
it, but had heard much that is extremely
favorable to it as a curative remedy. So
Tar us he was able to reCollect he had never
known Il remedy in Texas which had yicll.
ed moro general satisfaction than the y.
Jacobs oil
Mr.. Coffin OF the wcll-known dmy
firm Of lloyt & Coffin, No. 743 Em
street, also put in many good
words in favor of the value of the grcnt
German remedy az relevant for pain.
Mr.. Coffin said that the st. jacobs Oh
gives very great satisfaction to those who
purchase it at his store. In fact, the de-
mand for it had recently becoinc so great
that he was justified in making the frank
statement that no other linimcn; has 50
large sale, and that ithas a splendid rcpl-
tation rs pain-annihilater. All asses Of
people use it, and all speak extremely high
~ Oft. Among the numerous cases ofpcr.
sons who have rcsorted to the ST. Jacobs
oil for relief from rheumatism, he
emphasized that of Mr.. f..
NJ Forbes, gentleman whose name
is familiar to Texans, andwho has through
a long and useful life enjoyed the thorough
esteem and respect of his fellow citizens.
Mr.. Forbes has had rheumatism 4 long
lime and has rcsortCd to very many RENE.
lies Tor relief When ho commenced using
The great German Remedy, Mr.. Forbes
found great relief and expressed himsclrgs
delighted with the result lie claimed lhut
he never had had such decided rclicfiu his
life, or ut least since he had been afflicted
with rheumatism, as the 81 Jacobs oil Ind
lilordcd him. And when last he heard of
him, Mr.. Coffin stated Mr.. Forbes was
and to all intcnts and purposes
was ON the high road to recovery.
Vow, II is always gratifying to prove a
by reference to facts within the
grasp of ones own hand, rs it were, or Nh.
Ter the range OF ones own indiyi1ua, eve.
The st. Jacobs oil has also shed abroad lis
healing power and dropped its bles,mes
Town upon those who assist IN getting out
The DALLAS HERALD An attarhr of This
paper, MIR, John Sparrow, says that the
50 freely layished upou 81.
Jacobs oil are deserved, He, too, like the
thousands who praise tall over this hem.
Sphere, rises 10 shy that he considers II n
iirst-clGss remedy In every respect i'm ia
Office of healing From iniurie, received
roccgtly, in which he sustained bruises and
and cuts Of very painful character, he has
been cmancpatCd by ,hc free appIi-
cation of the great German remedy. Ahst
trying various other remedies without sut-
results, he concluded To throw all
else aside aud apply the oil. Tho result
lullN justified his action, In q vcry short
time ms bruises vanished the swelling was
reduced, and the cuts healed Allpain and
soreness departed, He had a friend who