The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-03-03
Jackson, Mich, Daily Patriot
Cotton Claims verses Oil Claims.

Whatever may the general opinion
concerning the cotton claims said to be
shaping for presentation to Congress,
and their final destiny, there are claims
in favor Of oil now being agftated by
the press, the trade and the people,
which are OvershadOwing all the con-
sideratiOns connected with the cotton
claims. and absorbing infinitely more
OF earnest attention. Among the citi-
zens OF Jackson, we find the following
interested parties, and a visit among
them brought out some facts in relation
to oil, which we are pleased to make
public. Mess. WaldrOn & Curtis,
Druggists, remarked 1--WE have been
selling st. Jacobs Oil since it's intro
ductiOn, and can truly say that we have
never sold liniment that has given
such universal satisfaction. The de-
mand for it is constantly increasing,
and its sale exceeds, by all odds, that of
any Other of its kind we have ever kept
in stock. Asking him for his expert
ence, Mr.. Geo. Fleischpr informed us
that he had suffered with chronic rheu-
matism in the knee joints, and vainly
sought for relief, BY advice Of his
druggist, Mr.. Schultz, he bought a bot
tie OF st. Jacobs Oil, and with the FIRST
application experienced relief, He used
three bottles, and was cured. There
having been no return of symptoms in
six months he regards his case as "all
right" We next waited upon Mess.
Martin & Boylan, Druggists, 213 Main
street, who referred to the experience of
a lady customer of theirs, who had been
using st. Jacobs Oil for rheumatism
in the knee, with the happiest results.
She had been treated by physicians for
years without any apparent successful
relief They are selling more Of ST. ia
cOb's Oil than of any other liniments
Said Mrs. Fuchs in reply to the ques-
tion, how the oil had benefited her l
had been suffering from an obstinate
ulcer on my limb for years, and tried
all the rem edies suggested for it WITH
out any favorable results. A friend
recommended st. Jacobs Oil; which I
used according to directions, with the
most astonishing results two bottles
cured me, and healed the ulcer." Stop
ihB III oV AuCoo. 4uOOIc N
we learned that st, Jacobs Oil1was re-
garded as the very best selling liniment
they every sold, and was giving the
highest satisfaction. 1t had effected
many good cures. A lady who had
suffered for years with rheumatism was
greatly benefited by the use ofSthe ar
ticle. BY a severe fall on the ice, Mrs.
c. Haehnly informed us, a painful dis
location of the knee joint was the result,
con6ning her to her room under physi-
clans treatment. The injury getting
no better, St. Jacobs Oil was used, ef-
fecting complete cure by the use of a
few bottles. DIR. K, M. Reasner's en-
dorsement was equally as emphatic as
those Of the other dealers named, as
was also that of Mr.. f. Schultz, Drug
gist, 1875 Main street. The we'll known
acco,tcheur, Mrs. Amman, gave her
opinion in saying that she Ncheerfully
recommends, from personal expert
ence, to all sufferers with rheumatism,
the great German remedy, St. Jacobs
Oil ; it cured her. If the foregoing is
not considered sufficient to impress the
justice of the claims Of this oil, we can
only say then, that we fail I'd See the
justice of anything, and that we have
fallen upon strange times and customs.