The Russellville Democrat., 1882-03-09
WYANpOTTE YIELDS
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 Wyandotte Correspondence Kansas City Times
 Surprising ss the statement may sound, it is nevertheless true. that everybody seems to be using St. Jacobs Oil. The druggists all state that iIs sale is unpre- cedented, and the people who use it are lavish in their praise of its efficacy in healing diseases. In short, the old city of Wyandotte has yielded to the ascend ancy which this wonderful St Jacobs Oil acquires everywhere, and her people keep 1t in their houses just as they do coffee and flour. One druggist pointed out three dozen boxes, which he said formerly contained the Great German Remedy. But they are all empty" said he, land l have emptief many more besides"
 Our efficient postmaster, Mir. George B. Reicheneker, who is also druggist, assured your correspondent that the German Remedy is the finest liniment he can obtain. The pos tmaster says he speaks from personal experience He is sometimes a sufferer from neuralgia in the stomach, which, he says, is almost always instantly relieved by liberal application of St. Jacobs Oil He never has used anything in his life which is so quick and penetrating. The post master also stated that his wife is sub ject to neuralgia, and, like himself, obtains surprising relief by applying St. Jacobs Oii. A great many bottles have been used in his family, and he is never without a supply on hand He believes there is no remedy equal to it.
 Mir. Philip Hesher, one of the most prominent gentlemen of the city, is an. other citizen who is enthusiastic over the virtues of St. Jacobs Oil. Mr. Hesher was cured of rheumatism by-its iudicious use after enduring great suffering and exhausting almost every other mode of treatment.
 The friends of Mir. J. B. Ball, another well-known citizen, say that he was cured of rheumatism by using St. Jacobs Oil, after all other remedies had been tried and found wanting.
 Mir. William Raymond, of the firm of Sawyer & Raymond, undertakers, is also indebted to St. Jacobs Oil for valuable service. MT. Raymond was thrown from a carriage and was unfortunate enough to have his right ankle seriously in- iured. The Great German Remedy healed his hurt, and he now commends it.
 Mir. William Albright, county treasur- CT, says his family come pretty near swearing by St. Jacobs Oil. It is used in his family for neuralgia, rheumatism, sprains and bruises, and hits the mark every time. He has known and used it for two years, and as general house. hold remedy he cannot say too much in its favor.
 MT. c. Patterson, Deputy Marshal of the city, says he is grateful to St. Jacobs Oil for the benefit which he has derived from its use. He has had rheumatism off and on all his lie, and has used much medicine to obtain relief, but he never found anything equal to St. Jacobs Oil. While he is subject to return of the disease at almost any time, all he has to do is to rub with St. Jacobs Oil and the pain disappears. He can safely recommend it. Mir. Patterson also told the reporter that his mother very old lady, has had rheumatism for thirty years. The disease has used her so that she is painfully bent. Lat. terly she has commenced using St. Ja- cobs Oil and says it gives her greater re- lief than anything she ever tried throughout her life of suffering and