St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-20
SEEKERS OF
HEgLTH ASSEMBLED
THE ST. PAUL GLOBE OFFICE
THRONGED WITH VISITORS.
Present OF Kickapoo Indian
Oil.

In spite of the terrible cold of yes
terday 1884 people passed through the
ST. Paul Globe office, and each Of them
received absolutely free a bottle of
Kickapoo Indian Oil, also a package Of
the famous Kickapoo Indian Worm
Killer. This Kickapoo Indian Oil,
which the agents of the Kickapoo In
dian Medicine Co. are distributing alb
solutely free, is composed of oils, bal
sans and gums of the forest. 1t is in
every way perfectly harmless. and yet
remarkably efficient in the rapid man
ner in which it cures all aches and
pains.
Although the Kickapoo Indian Med
1cine Co. manufacture several other
remedies of national repute, such as
their Kickapoo Indian Sagwa for the
blood, stomach, kidneys and liver,
Kickapoo Indian Cough Cure, Kicka-
poo Indian Ointment, ETC., etc, yet the
two remedies that they are giving
away are probably the best they could
have chosen to quickly demonstrate the
value Of their medicines, and this, too,
at time OF year when many are suf-
fer1ng from such troubles as Rheu-
mausm. Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backaches, Earaches, Headache, Chill
bla1nS, Prostitutes, to say nothing of
sprains, strains and bruises resulting
from falls on the ice, and the many
other ills particularly common during
the winter months, as well as cuts,
burns and all surface inflammations.
AS hundreds of people can testify
who have had occasion to use Kicka-
poo Indian Oil during the past few
days for pains and aches of various
degrees of intensity, the effect Is al
most magical
Many who have appeared at the st.
Paul Globe office, and then and there
applied the oil to q rheumatic wrist
an aching ear, a throbbing head or
neuralgia neck, and within less time
than 1T takes to tell it their pains and
aches vanished like mist before the
summer sun.
One case Of peculiar interest that
came to the attention of the reporter
who stood on the outskirts of the
crowd taking note of many little in
stances always common at such
gathering, was of a woman who told
story of how two days before she
had procured a bottle of the Kickapoo
Indian Oil and had taken it home to
her husband who had been confined to
his bed for weeks with rheumatism,
unable to work, thus cutting off their
only means Of support. She described
how, when he began to improve after
one application of the remedy, the pain
would leave him, returning at longer
and longer intervals. Realizing that
more Unan an outward application was
necessary in order to effect a perma-
nent cure, she had returned, hoping
that possibly she could obtain also a
bottle Of their famous Kickapoo In
dian Sagwa, that great blood remedy
which makes the existence of disease
almost impossible. When informed
that they were not giving this away
tears came to her eyes, for during six
long and weary weeks Of sickness their
scanty supply Of money had been
quickly vanishing, though ieked out by
her own heroic efforts. A sympathiz-
Ing gentleman in the crowd stepped up
to her, and, drawing from his pocket
a dollar, told her to go to the nearest
drug store and procure the much COW
eted medicine, and at the same time
assured her that he believed it would
restore her husband to perfect health.
Such Incidents are constantly occur
ring, and the hundreds of people who
return cannot say too much in praise
not only of the Kickapoo Indian Oil,
but all the other remedies which they
have been led to buy after having been
convinced of the great efficacy of this
potent remedy. Remember that there
are but two days longer that Kickapoo
Indian Oil will be distributed free
Ii there is any one in this city who
has not received a bottleeof this WON
derful medicine, we advise them to call
at once and secure some before this
an opportunity of a life time, has
passed forever.