The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-23

fnerclnl whore good TeNgna are 1nt II
refresh The Inner man told lie writer tha
~ bis Oplnlon there does not exist NJ fine
IMMINENT a. the ~. Jacobs on. Mr.. Bmill
spoke from The iullneas of his own expert
ehce and delivered himself with sincer
emphasis lle had, he said, been healed o
u very distressing case Of rheumatism b,
tho great German remedy. II was severn
years ago. but he has never forgotten IN,
experience or ceased 10 be enthusiastic owe
the powers Of healing displnyed.by the oil
rheumatism, y remarked Mr.. Smith, III
one Of those things which,. having oncl
been introduced TO q man, Is undesirable
and he likes 20 shake its acquaintance o.
soon as possible" This having been hi
own feeling in the matter, and the oil havrJ
been the means Of Kidding him of his eneHy
he, entertains lively feelings OF gfati
tude to this day and recommends Ut L
others as sure cure. Everything Ne ha
heard about the performance of the Grea
German Remedy since IL cured him, to
gether with its good work in his family hyli
greatly strengthened his confidence in lit
Only few days ago q colored servant il
his family announced that she had q
mighty bad misery in de back" Mr.
Smith handed her bottle of st. Jayobs
Oil, and the old soul aiterward ecyred
that it done gone and done more t,od
than anything she had tried. Mr.. 3mith
concluded by saying that the wriie1could
count him among the faithful belio6ers in
the curative powers of the Great German
Remedy.
MR.. J. NJ. LEAyITT,
who assists in dispensing comfort lat the
Commercial, said that he could jspeak tor
the power of this magic oil. He, TOO, had
fell. its healing influence upon oc-
casions when it was most wei
come. Mr.. Leavitt continuedby stat
ing that he has periodical attacks OF
rheumatic govt. The attacks wdre former
~ excessively severe. Up to twT, years ago
he did not seem able to get re.iff from ex-
he was told of ST.. Jacobs OIL When he
tried it he was in bed suffering severely.
After beginning the use of tie oil, however,
he did not have to remain there long. The
oil put him on his feet soonf land it was only
a short, time before it entirdly relieved him.
Since 81 H then he he has always Eeqt bottle of
n2onc aS he feels as; the first of
Previous to using ST. Jacobs Oil,
Mr.: Leavitt tried almost everything which
had promise of relief inl it. Since, how
ever, he discovered that the oil has power
to charm away his pain, he has dropped
everything else, and depends upon its
efficacy entirely. He stated it as his en-
phatic belieft that the Great German Remedy
tism, if properly used, Some of his &C.
guaintances, he said.rsb it on their limbs
in partial sort of W and quit its use be-
cause they do not erience instant cure.
1t must be rubbed well, and the appli-
cation and rub bel persisted in until the
flesh and muscles saturated with it and
the surface of the In breaks into profuse
narcp;r,t;on TlMYhe caid 10 tlo 49,, n
does, and he N fails to obtain very
speedy and SUI relief. He has recon-
mended the to great many of his |
friends, the mI ty OF whom have after
ward told him y were benefited by 1t.
Mr.. Leavitt INCIDENTALLY remarked
that his frie Mr.. John Caldwell, a
prominent stq man and citizen, was COM
planning of r matism He advised the
employment 81. Jacobs Oil and at the
same time tructed how it should be
used. Mr.. iwell used it and reported
"''i'' REMARKABLE CASE
is reporte IN the county, in which the
st. Jacol wrought what might almost
be eleva INTO the dignity of miracle. |
This re sometimes acts in start s
lingly enenal manner,,and this is per-
haps ode he most wonderful things it
has dom hin the limits of the United f
States. a.. +. Herring, well-known q
farmer nightly esteemed citizen residing
at VIII all, this county, five miles from
Waco, tes the following Mr. Herring
was Il, lg heavy wagon with a mule
team, was so unfortunate as to get :,
bis Jammed. He was SO placed y !,
that toes of his foot were pressed 81
up N up until they nearly touched his
lex. pain was terrific. When released 7,
he almost sick from his intense suffer- ~
IN Guy soon, however, the blood got ''
10 uiating again and he left compare
j easy. But after he got home that ~,
y pc FOUND that the ease was deceptive "
re lull In the storm-for the foot and st
began to hurt and grew worse so ''
that he was almost mad with
resorted to various measures ar
We nm relief, but he only grew worse. =
peit as II he could not long survive such
Fipie suffering, and his family were
latiy distressed over his condition. 1t
suddenly remembered that there was a -.
tle OF St. jacobs Oil in the house, pro- u
Gu some time previous to use on mule, w w
bottle brought to him, and commenced VI
rub his foot and ankle in it. He
easier In few minutes, and ere
ne experienced decided relief.
sratliylng was the result of the applica- -
that ne continued rubbing on the oil
II ne mao used all there was in the bot
When he discovered that the pain was (
59ne. NOT vestige OF the agony which
idened him few minutes before re-
ned TO plague him, and he went TO bed
slept as soundly as though nothing had
occurred TO disturb him. The next dav 7
ankle was little stiff, and, with this
ption, he never felt any further effects
the accident. Mr.. Herring said that he
ward related the circumstance to ply '
n, and that gentleman gave il as his RE
ION that the accident produced not 2fc
most aggravated ana danger de
sprain, but also broke some one of tle
bones, and that he had come on re- MS
xably well. IL need scarcely be re- RAJ
1ed, after the foregoing, that Mr.. itw
ing expressed a most profound belief do
wonderful power Of the st. Jacobs slid
g thus that this great pain ennihilator h hls
ohen on py weil-known apd intelligent wer
ms OF this city and adjacent country. whS
" that such testimony is invaluable, is bee
enough. IL is unprecedented in the and
~ ana use OF any medicine, and stamps on on J
iaryelously powerful combination of ioni
lcals, possessed OF such extraordinary mo
as 70 I'm II away above the ordinary doll
lace u among those wonderful things ing
which the present century is so fruit der
en-. snil
-. give
Funeral ofJudge . N. Thurmons nc
that remained Of the late Judge ]. NJ ihrol
nond, was yesterday morning CON Gam,
and deposited 10 its last resting Iaaoe iems
nifty cemetery. The friends and ne. mn
tances Of the deceased and his family.
bled at the residence between
hours OF 10 and n, and IVY
erland Pre.l,,.s;.., '1I...ns 70 me lie b
.ssao, 1l'' - al cluIch' on Jef- whicl
- nc Quits mad adjourned une
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