The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-23
A RsuAInisconee OF Travel.

"a travelling man has many queer ex
periences," said w. ID. Franklin the 9TH
eF evening ut the Abbott house while
conversing with some gentlemen. The
speaker was young man with a fine,
intelligent face-a man we'll known in
this state from his active efforts in be
half of the Continental Collection Un-
ion, of Cincinnati, with which he is
connected. 81 have just been reading
in this paper" continued Mr.. FrankIyn,
tapping . copy of the Kansas City Times,
IAN article on popular remedy, which
recalls reminiscence of Kentucky tray
Ell. think it was last fall that I was
going from Lebanon to Springfield,
Kentucky, in stage coach. The route
was somewhat tedious, and / was glad
Of an opportunity to talk to one of the
passengers, very pretty and intelligent
young lady. You know how soon per
sons become acquainted under such cir
cumstances and grow communicative.
We were not exceptions to the rule /
do not remember how the subject of
rheumatism came to be mentioned, but
We found ourselves talking about il
quite seriously. Before dropping the
subject, which Is by no means the most
| agreeable in stage coach on q cold
autumn day, the lady told me of a most
remarkable cure wrought by the Grcat
German Remedy, ST. Jacobs Oil, about
which everybody in this Western coun-
try seems TO be going crazy. She stat
ed that her sister was q great sufferer
/ from rheumatism and despaiTed of get
ting we'll. Physicians had exhausted
their skill and medicine in treating
her. Seeing the advertisement of St.
Jacobs Oil in the papers, she thought it
might help her. So she commenced 10
use it with some faint hope of obtaining
relief, but scarcely expecting a cure
She received relief Immediately after
commencing 20 use The Oil and was
finally cured. And now" added Mr..
Franklin, II see that the remedy is cur
ing all the horses in Coles Circus, SO
that il must be specific for pain both in
man and beast. 1t certainly has obtain
ed great popularity. for I meet with its
davOtees wherever 60"
| a man who sometimes contributes ar
ticles for the press was sitting in the
company and participated in the CONVEX
sation which followed the above state
ment upon the merits Of ST. Jacobs Oil.
Subsequently, the writer mentioned the
German Remedy in the presence of S. ]
Lambert, proprietor of the Abbott house,
and received the prompt information
from that gentleman that ST. Jacub5 Oil
was the bOss rheumatic specific. III
has cured myself and wife" said Mr.
Lambert, of rheumatism We b I'll had
rheumatism-ipdam rheumatism
: t0O,-and had il bad. / believed in the
remedy which every enc was praising
and used II. / have ever since been
, glad that did 80, for both my wife and
, myself realized speedy relief and cure
} The Sc. Jacobs Oil il q aplendid cura
: tive power; in short, il is just the best ID
!; linimenta-"
Ga Riggs avenue is located the popu
/ lar confectionery store Of s. c. Sloan
; Mr.. Sloan told the reporter that he has
! always found more relief from St Jacobs
Oil than anything else. Mr.. Sloan il
} subject To neuralgia Of the stomach. He
has been so Troubled for years, and viii
! probably be subject % il ali his life
{ Sometimes be wakes at night with &
e horrible pain gnswing 81 his viials
3 immediately be applies Sc. jacobs Oil
! One application always gives relief /
is the Only thing thai will do il Mr.
e Sloan also stated that he has seen tn,
: Great German Remedy do wonders in /
case Of spraln. One Of his men ono.
D lspFained his ankle and arm by failips
: Iof q horse. He Was In q very bae
9 Iplight, The ankle became very muel
7 swollen and the pain was very great
The maa IVES treated with ST. jacob,
: Oil and was Is work ia four days. Hi,
y cure was wonderful.