The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-03

and that he had tried many remedies, but
that St Jacobs Oil was the best remedy he
had ever seen. A number of his comrades of
the G. A. R. had, like himself been highly
benefited by its use
/ HON. GEORGE COTTON,
the affable police commissioner Of Baltimore,
and one of the distinguished public men of
the State was Intercepted fort candid avow-
! a. of his experience and observation OF the
pain cure, St. Jacobs Oil, and in his frank
way said that he took pleasure in giving his
| endorsement to the great remedy and that
he desired TO state that wherever he had tTav
| eed, whether in England, France, Germany
or the Holy Land, he had found that this
/ great pain cure was recognized, as was shown
/ by its general use, as blessing to humanity
/ Mr.. Cotton has contributed to the literature
/ OF this country some highly interesting let
tiers on travel, and enjoys the esteem of the
1 entire community.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
| Mr.. Benjamin F. Wirts, member of Engine
Company No. u, Baltimore City Fire Depart
ment, used the great conquerer of pain for
severe attack of rheumatism, and says it
acted like charm.
THE MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
Colonel ]. D. Ferguson secretary of the
Maryland Jockey Club was asked his opin
ion, and he said: have heard glowing trib-
utes paid to St Jacobs Oil bv prominent
meeting at the White Sulphur Springs, sum-
mer of 1881, where my friend Major B. 6.
Thomas of the Dixiana stud-farm, (the
home of King Ban, Himyar and other celeb
rities), near Lexington, KY, told me of the
remarkable success with which he had used
St Jacobs Oil on a valuable horse severely
injured. and of the high opinion he enter
tanned OF its remedial qualities. l therefore
very cheerfully authorize you to use my
name are the words of the Colonel.
HON. HART B. HoLroN.
1t is safe to say that this gentleman is one
OF the most popular men in the State. Mr.
Holton's recent brilliant and successful con-
gressional campaign showed him to be the
| peoples choice, and his popularity is not
confined to his district. The reporter met
| hlm on visit to the city from his beautiful
| suburban home, Meadow View, near Powha-
tan. He had enjoyed the first sleigh ride of
| the season behind his magnificent young
trotting mare, PAMELA by Orange Blossom,
and was entering the Eutaw House barber
shop when met by the press representative.
! 10 the reporters inquiry, Mr.. Holton re-
marked that st. Jacobs Oil had been used at
| his home and in his stables with astonishing
| success 1t is first class thing, said he, and
| l have noted numerous cases where it has
| cured neuralgia, rheumatism, toothache and
| other complaints OF human beings. and also
| various troubles to which live stock is sub
| jected Mr.. Holton, as is known, is a great
admirer of horsehesh, and owns a number of
| the finest trotters in the State, including
Orange Blossom, with record of 2:26. Our
next Congressman" ranks as one of the best
gentlemen reinsmen in the country.
While at the above-named popular barber
shop, kept by Mr.. John w. Langdorf some
further light was thrown ON the Oil subject,
and
BIG SHAVE RECORDED.
Mr.. Joseph G. Batohn, residing at 46 Val
ley street, Baltimore, Nd, barber by trade
who has worked for Mr.. Langdorf for the
past eleven years, had rheumatic pains in his
leg, and was SO badly famed that he could
hardly walk. Mr. Batohn said that he
made but two applications of the great pain
banisher, st. Jacobs Oil, and was promptly
| relieved His sister, Mrs Annie Wingroye
who was a great sufferer from chronic at
tacks of neuralgia in the face of thirteen
years standing, by a few applications was
greatly relieved, and thinks there is no REM
edy like it. Mr.. Batohn said that he always
keeps a bottle of tine Oil in his house, ana
speaking of his experience as a barber, said
that he had waited on about thirty Gus
toners day during the eleven years, which
would make a grand total of ninety-two
| thousand patrons
The reporter was referred to
THE POPULAR PLUMBER,
Mr.. James R. Askey, at his extensive plumb
| ing and as.fitting establishment No. %
| North Howard street, Baltimore, Md. He
bore cheerful testimony to the efficacy of
the great pain cure st. Jacobs Oil, from his
| personal experience in the use of it for rheu-
matIsm, neuralgia and toothache. Having
tried all other medicines, he said, 81 finally
| tried the Great German Remedy, and to my
conf plete satisfaction it effected permanent
cure. l am, therefore, never without bot
| tle."
Among the other numerous cures that
har Hnr fhn nhco of Mr.
Askey, was
THE PROMPT AND COMPLETE CURE
of Mr. J. R. Filter, foreman of Marshall &
Hopkins. builders. and who has resided in
| Baltimore since 1865. His plain and direct
| testimony was as follows: l had q very
severe attack of rheumatism in the knee; so
severe that 1 could not get up the steps, and
at times could hardly get out of my chair.
l made one thorough application of st.
Jacobs Oil and was completely cured. There
| is no doubt, he said, about its being a
| splendid remedy. Ny wife had rheumatism
/ very badly for sometime, and was cured also.
Many of my friends have used it for pains
and aches, ana it has always given the best
satisfaction.
Mr. Filter then introduced number of
carpenters and builders whose testimony is
| here given
OTHER CASES.
Mr.. VIM. Ferguson. of the well-known firm
OF VIM. Ferguson G. Bro, 40H and 42H Clay
street, made no hesitation in saying that he
obtained instant relief from rheumatism by
the use of the great pain-cure, ST. Jacobs Oil.
think so much of it, he said, sent some to
my friends. My wife was in Bloomington,
| ILL.,, sick with rheumatism, and st. Jacobs Oil
cured her, My brother also found great re-
lief from its use.
Mr.. J. H. Wilson, carpenter and builder,
No II Sharp street, residence 40 N. Ere
| of VI Wilson
he had hurt his back, and was laid up for
several days, suffering a good deal of pain.
and was untitled for work. He was advised
to use st. Jacobs OIL and few applications
cured him completely. His wife, also, who
had been a sufferer from NEURALGIA of long