Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-31
DAILY RECORD UNION SERIES.
VOLUME XvI-NUMBER 80.

an effective cure. He would net be without
it upon any consideration. He has seen it
used on the department horses with salutary
effect, and bottle of St. Jacobs Oil is kept
at each engine.house for any emergency that
may arise. Many firemen have tried it with
the most beneficial results.
Mrs. r. Wiegand, at 12S Third street,
between Washington and Alder streets tells
curious thing about the st. Jacobs Oil. She
says she uses it in her family of several chill.
dren, and would on no consideration be with
out 1t in the house. Ga one of her children
the remedy has no effect, but for all the 9th.
ers 1t IS the most prompt and efficacious rem
edy she ever saw. A little boy and girl are
often troubled with sore throats. She vets q
bandsge In the st. Jacobs Oil and binds it on
the throat, and the soreness disappears forth.
with. One of her little girls has been fire.
quently troubled with nervous headache.
Mrs. Wiegand says she applies the oil to the
back part of the head near tie base of the
brain, and it always brinys relief. Mrs. w,
says people should not be discouraged If It
should happen now and then that person is
found that the oil will not effect. She be.
lieves, however, that these are very rare
cases.
George H. Ward, the Constable of the
western precinct in this city, is healthy.
robust-looking individual. and he discharge,
the most difficult duties of his Office as fear.
lessly % a hero. He has been sffiicted for
ten yesrs with rheumatism in the back. He
says: 81 tried one bottle CT St. Jacobs Oil
about two months ago, and it knocked the
spots out of my rheump fisrD. and ] have rot
been troubled since' Captain Charles Gritz.
nacher is enc OF the most popular and eff
clent officers that wss ever in the Portland
Police force. Several months ago he was laid
up with most unaccountable pain in his leg,
near the knee joint. The limb began to
swsil and the pain became intense. A friend
who had received relief from ST. Jacobs Oil
recommended the Great German Remedy to
Captain Gritzmacher. who obtained bottle
and began to apply it. Almost instantly it
gave little relief, and by the time he began
the use of the second bottle the pain and
swelling disappeared, and he has had no re-
turn of them siuce.
Samuel Ryan, an uptown blacksmith, while
shoeinR horse received a severe kick on the
leg. He did not mind it at first; but when
the next morning he found the leg greatly
swollen, and he was unable to move the knee
joint, he began to think it was serious affair.
A neighbor who knew all about the popular
remedy, recommended st. Jacobs Oil. One
bottle fixed him all right, and on the second
day he was at work agaip. Michael Delany,
q !opgshoremap, took severe cold about
year since while in the rush Of loading the
steamer, State Of Calf ,rnis. Though regarded
as the most robust and healthy of the gang.
yet for eight months he never did q stroke of
work, but was Constantly growing worse with
what he termed a strain in his bsck. An
unusual lift may have been the first hurt, but
the cold caused the rheumatism TO set in, and
the doctors seemed 70 afford Mike 10 relief.
They all said ne must die. Another long
shoremap, who had tried St. Jacobs OH,
kindly bought bottle and took it t. Nike
with full directions how to use if. Indeed
the friend insisted on applying it himself.
The frat bottle appeared 20 have Lut little
effect. Not to be discouraged, the friend pro-
cured another, and that had little effect.
But by the time hsif dozen bottles had
been used, Mike was down at the wharf,
laboriDg as faithfully in the hard work Of
loading ard unloading ships, az any other
man in his useful and honorable calling.
Abraham Simon, of 258 Yamhill street,
says he would never think Of living without
bottle of st. Jacobs Oil in his house. Thos.
Hepwortb who has every season braved the
dangers of the Columbia bar salmon fishing,
says he will not start out on trip without
st, Jacobs Oil. John Ross, employed by the
Portland Paving Company, had severe
bruise by large rock falling Cd bis foot. st.
jacobs Oil brought him out all right.
We might go on and multiply these testi.
monisls indefinitely but tie above will suf.
flee TO convince any one, who can be persuad-
ed by reasonable testimony bearing directly
upon the question. that the remedy, whose
surprising effects are SO clearly and reliably
stated, is the remedy for the people.