Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-07
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New York Evening Telegram.
Facts are established by testimony; and
where the nature of the latter is unimpeach-
able in its bearing, the former become, Of
necessity indisputable. For some time past
member of the reportorial staff of New
York daily has been collating, by personal
in 3eryiew, definite information concerning
the worth and utility of an article which has
attained exalted reputation among all classes
of our citizsns, as will appear from the fol-
lowing statement of facts embodying the
partial result of his investigation.
MIR. William III. Vanderbilt has given his
| views upon matters of momentous Importance
to the public. What the great operator says
about the present and future value aud sta
bility of certain gigantic business interests
is also true of the great German Remedy, st.
Jacobs Oil. Our reporter gathers new evi.
dence every day of the vast and growing i'm
portance of this really valuable remedy to
the public health. All classes of our citizens
cheerfully testify to the great growth now
being wrought in this city by this truly Won
delful healing substance. Here is case in
point Mr.. Peter +. Rem, connected with
Smith & McNeil's Hotel, No. 100 Washing
ton street, is now prepared to stand up for
/ st. Jacobs Oil as one of the greatest blessings
vouchsafed to maj kind. Mr.. Rem has cause
for feeling thus toward the Great German
Remedy. The case of Mr.. Rem is one of rather
unusual interest. He had been suffering for
some months with rheumatism of more or
less severity in his back and knees At times
he was very ill and suffered great torture,
such torture as none but those who have felt
the iron grip of this disease can properly ap-
preciate. Recently, Mr.. Rem says, the pain
increased so much that he was in great agony
all the time, and he began to despair of ever
experiencing relief. He used very many
remedies that were prescribed by his medical
adviser, and employed others suggested by
his friends. But he found no relief Con.
versing one day with friend about his
troubles, he was advised to try St. Jacobs
Oil, as that remedy had been known to cure
even worse cases than his. Mr. Rem says he
acted on the advice and applied the Great
German Remedy according to the printed
directions. He did not have much faith in
the remedy; he had tried so many things
without effect. He was, therefore, greatly
surprised when the first application of st.
Jacobs Oil gave him some relief. Encouraged
by this evidence of its power, he kept on
using it, and was well man in three days.
1t was like calm after storm. Suisse
quently, Mr. Rem states, his wife contracted
a severe attack of rheumatim. St. Jacobs
Oil was employed, and very soon eradicated
all traces of the disease The remedy is now
very idol in the household, and he does not
propose ever to be without il. Ii is as good
physician as he wants.
Harry Muusop, with Ellsworth, Van Buren,
q Street, sign painters and general adyertis-
ers, No. 20 Rose street, comes to the front
with very strong Endorsement of ST. Jacobs
Oil. Mr.. Munson, who resides at 145 Eaat
One Hundred and Twenty-sixth street, said
he was glad of an opportunity to add his tes-
timony to the many good words being said of
st. Jacobs OIL From his own personal ex-
periences wi il, and what he has seen the
wonder working remedy perform, he has
made up his mind that it is the great medi.
cine of the age. His latest experience with
the Oil was with a member of his own house
hold. His wife suffered for long time with
infammatory rheumatism. Remedies with
cut number were used, and the sufferer re-
ceived no benefit. At last she consented to
try the st. Jacobs Oil The effect was seen
to be good as soon as its use was begun.
The first bottle very nearly effected cure,
aud before the second bottle had been ex-
hausetd the lady was free from all pain, and
expressed herself very grateful for the COM
plete restoration to health He now keeps
the great remedy in the house all the time,
ready for any emergency.
Alexander Hamilton, residing corner of
Eighty third street and Third avenue, says
he uses st. Jacobs OIL in his family as
household remedy for all aches and pains.
He considers it sovereign remedy for all
neuralgia and rheumatic pains, subduing
them where other remedies fail. It is also
very efficacious in sprains, bruises, burns,
etc. He was first induced to use it by
friend, who lives some distance out of New
York, who, he added, il very enthusiastic
upon the great curative power of the OIL.
This gentleman, who is the possessor OF large
wealth and influence, uses the Great German
Remedy in his family and on bis horses. Not
content with this, he buys it largely and dis
tributes it among his neighbors with lavish
hand, emphatically recommending it as the
greatest cure for all pain of any description
wishin the reach of man.
Hearing that the wife of Mr.. William B.
Sudlow had been relieved Of neural gia by the
Great German Remedy, the reporter called
at his residence, No. II Seventh avenue, 80
make inquiries of the lady with reference to
the facts in the case. Mrs. Sudlow stated
that she had long been familiar with the
merits of st. Jacobs Oil It was broug bit to
her attention by friend, and she had never
since had cause to regret the day she en-
ployed it. She stated she WAS subject to VIC
lent attacks of neuralgia, and that the st.
Jacobs Cd had always acted more happily in
relieving her when nothing else would assuage
the pain. She was never without bottle of
the remedy. 1t occupied prominent posi-
| ton in the esteem of the family. She also
stated that her sister was troubled with neu-
ralgia and resorted to the use OF St Jacobs
Oil with the happiest results. Another lady,
very dear friend, had been afflicted with
| rheumatism for many years and had been a
great sufferer. A short time ago she began
to use st. Jacobs Oil. The effect was almost
wonderful. It helped her as nothing else had
ever done. She now worships at ST. Jacobs
shrine, and cannot say enough in praise OF the
great remedy. Mr.. William B. Sudlow, the
husband of the lady who gives the above tes-
timony for the benefit of sufferers. is we'll
known New Yorker. He is o clerk in the
City Water Department and an usher at
Booths Thester.
The Superintendent Of the Baptist Home
for the aged, P. Pslmattir, No 6S Lexington
avenue, says of this wonderful remedy: ut
excels anything l have used in the Baptist
Home for rheumatism, Of which disease we
have great deal. For neuralgia, there is
charm about it to relieve pain" Considering
these facts there can be no doubt about the
wonderful performance Of the Great German
Remedy.
Our reporter, hearing of remarkable cure
which had been accomplished by ST. Jacobs
Oil In Harlem. went ous there to inquire into
the matter. He found for once Dame Rumor
had not exaggerated, and that the interest
excited in the neighborhood by the cure was
warranted by the facts in the case. The case
was that of Mr.. Cornelius Speck, dealer in
| music and stationery, No $3.50 Third avenue.
| When the reporter called ON Mr.. Speck that
gentleman was absent, and the man Of quill
| was furnished with the details, which follow,
| by his sister. The lady stated that her brother
was stricken down with most savage attack
of rheumatism. The disease involved his
| limbs and muscles Of his chest and body.
Very soon after being seized Mr.. Speck was