New-York tribune., 1883-03-09
| REPORTERS CURIOSITY
SATISFIED.
A SERIES OF INTERESTING QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS. THE REASON WHY SUNSHINE
AND HAPPINESS REIGN SUPREME
IN MANY OF OUR HOMES
MANKIND MADE HAPPIER.

CLEVELAND. Ohio.-7he Plain Dealer pub
fishes the following:
popular method Of ascertsinng the opinions of those
whose opinions are valuable by reason OF their pr0mt-
nence In the community In which they live 10 the news
paper interview. The reporter understands this and
plies hg questions whenever political policy and moral
ethics public or improvements or even start
ling catastrophe may afford him the opportunity. Mat
ters which themselves are public benefits afford good
subjects the interviewer as where many are bene-
flied there necessarily be considerable public COM
ment In order ascertain the general sentiment OF
this community in reference to an article which may
truly be Chased among public benefactions representa-
tive OF Plain Deer propounded the following ques-
ton to the Hon. NJ A Foran, Congressmanelect from
this district
what is your opinion OF st. Jacobs Oil |" He replied:
have used st. Jacobs OIL in my family tor some OF
the troubles for which IL Is recommended and have
always found it safe and reliable; invaluable fsmily
medicine. have been suffering for some time with o
lame knee. am applying SC. Jacobs Oil and 1t affords
me great relief"
The reporter next called upon Mr. f. g. Rose who has
been for years with tine weil-known firm OF Sterling
Co., said: have personal knowledge OF remark
able effected by ST. jacobs Oil at Norwak, Ohio
Mira Barbara Flick, a lady depending upon her
labor for livelihood, laid up with the rheumatism
SO bad that unable do thing. The doctors
failed to cure her or afford her any relief whatever
friend recommended ST. Jacobs OIL to her and she con-
cluded TO IT until she had consumed about three
delight found that IL mad worked
for perfect cure, which she would have almost
deemed miracle one month before
a other medicine Mira Flick has faith i'm ST Jac"bs OIL
The being well known throughout the community
wherein Mrs Flick resides it was 1t is needless to say
q big card Tor the OIL"
Have you any personal experience you can add re-
garding this reinedyf asked the reporter.
." Yes, indeed; for two years past have had sharp
aching pains the back and Kidneys which did not
se NO Of y J Shyan HsaTg Of the
cure at Norwalk by ST Jacobs Oil made up my mind
to help me, and using 1t right along with great sue
Mr. BF Downer also of Sterling & Co., having heard
the above conversation adds his testimony as follows;
Occasionally haye had attacks o. fheuat, M E IN hs
OIL has given me almost instantaneous relief; 1t Is ah
article that never s9a % " ~ NY ~ tss
next called upon, and made the following satemenr
In favor OF the famous German remedy:
have used st. Jacobs OH since IL was put upon
the market IL has become household fixture In our
sSss sons in our family My little boy when suffering With
too6h ache his rrst cry FOR 81 Jacobs O
and Will be satisfied If any other medicine Is admin
Mr.. q. r. Thomas. Turnkey Of the County jail who
has been suffering severely with sore throat and stiffness
OF neck the glands being 50 badly swollen that taik-
ing became painful az Sf s. Jacobs OIL and IL
helped Inc immediately. L am usingt right along ana
Mr. Thomas Whitehead, clerk Of the Board Of Educa-
ton when asked for bis experience with the use OF 81
am generally In excellent health IL is very seldom
that require the use Of any medicine Nv whatever bat
preference to anything else and they are never Without
u in the house"
j. w. schInItt superintendent OF Police. was seen AZ
his Office In the City Hall, and said Some time my
wife troubled with very lame wrist which was ex
tremely painful She tried St. JscObs on upon the re-
commentator of rieni L. and 1t effected speedy cure
Mr. l. L. Beardsley, Public Librarian, said: regard
St Jacobs Oil excellent unnent. nave USED IL
with great success for rbe aLntism. -
For time past have been suffering with rheu-
matte palms. / applied st Jacobs OIL for few times,
and IL helped wonderfully" Mr.. George H. Stowel,
Passenger Agent OF the Connotton Valley Railway saidi
81 Jacobs Oil ia an article that never without In
nv household II Is all II Is recommended TO be, anu No
one should be without it,"
Andrew J. Sanford, esq. said II had rheumatism,
neuralea backache, almost any ament that flesh IL
heir TO- would 50. Jacobs OIL, which consider
safe, reliable medicine.
From the above Endorsements and many others equally
as marked in their approval the conclusion Is forced
upon ST. Jacobs OIL although II Is the product oi
private business enterprise has won for itself prom
fnent place among those agencies by which the public
are greatly benefited. By 1t the amount OF suffering
from rheumatism and kindred ailments may be reduced
TO a minimum and mankind he better and happier by It's
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