The Osceola times., 1882-03-18
WlAND0rTE YIELDS
To the influence Which Is Swaying a
Hemisphere.

\ To the influence which Is swaying a
Hemisphere.
| wyandotte Correspondence Kansas City Times
| Surprising as tn statement may sound
/ it is nevertheless true. that everybo ly
seems 10 be using st. Jacobs Oil. The
/ druggists all state that its 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
ency which this wonderful st. Jacobs
| Oil acquires everywhere, and her people
keep il 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, "and | have emptied many pore
besides"
Our efficient postmaster, Mr. George
b. Reicheneker, who is also a druggist,
assured your correspondent that the
German Remedy is the finest liniment
he can obtain. The postmaster SAYS he
speaks from personal experience. He is
sometimes great sufferer from neuralgia
in the stomach, which, he says, is almost
always instantly relieved by liberal
application of 81. Jacobs Oil. lie never
has used anything in his life which is
so quick and penetrating. The post.
master also stated that his wife was sub
ject to neuralgia, and, like himself
obtains surprising relief by applying
st. Jacobs Oil. A great many bottles
have been used in his family. and he is
never without supply on hand. He
believes there is no remedy equal TO IT,
Mr.. Philip llesher, 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 judicious
use, after enduring great suffering and
cxhausting almost every other mode OF
treatment.
The friends of Mr.. j. b. Ball, another
wel,-known citizen, say that lie was
cured Of rheumatism by using st. Jacobs
Oil, after all other remedies had been
tried and found wanting.
Mr.. William Raymond, of the firm of
Sawyer & RAYMOND, undertakers, is also
indebted to st. Jacobs Oil for valuable
service. Mr. Raymond was thrown from
carriage and was unfortunate enough
TO have his right ankle seriously in
jured. The Great German Remedy
healed his hurt, and henow commends it.
Mr.. William Albright, county treasur-
er, says his family come pretty near
swearing by st. Jacobs Oil. 1t is usedin
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 a general house
hold remedy he cannot say too much in
its favor.
Mr.. 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 rheur atism
off and on all his life, and has used much
medicine to obtain relief, but he never
found anything equal to st. Jacobs Oil.
While he is subject to Il return of the
disease at almost any time, all he has to
do is to rub with So. Jacobs Oil and the
pain disappears. lie can safely recon-
mend it. Mr.. Patterson also told the re-
porter that his mother, a very old lady,
has had rheumatism for thirty years.
The disease has used her So roughly, that
she is painfully bent Latterly she has
commenced using st, Jacobs Oil and SAYS
it gives her greater relief than anything
she ever tried throughout her life of
suffering and pain.
You correspondent could go on multi
plying cases like the above indefinitely,
but enough is here given to make an in
teresting news item. The record whick
this rheumatic remedy is making every
where, and the stronghold it has upon
the people over here in particular, is SO
remarkable as to merit Interpretation %
wonderful.