Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-11-20

Nearly half q century ago Doctor
w. g. Jones, then a resident OF
Chillicothe. Ohio. found that the
necessity in his practice for lini-
ment which was at once soothing.
healing and antiseptic was being met,
with surprising results. by COM
pound which he had originated for
alienation of pain--for cuts, sores,
wounds. bruises, strains, burns, etc.
The continued use of this antiseptic
liniment for many years proved con-
clusively to Doctor Jones that he had
hit upon really wonderful liniment
something out of the ordinary in
liniments in, first, that 1t was anti
septic and, second, that its applica-
ton did not burn, smart nor blister
even the most delicate skin.
ITS FAME SPREADS.
The fame of Jones' Liniment and
the wonderful results 1t had accom-
plished spread to almost every house,
hold in Chillicothe and even beyond
the confines Of Doctor Jones' home
town to the surrounding country.
from whence came many calls for
Jones' Liniment to be used for the
many purposes within it's remedial
limits.
The original Jones' Liniment is
composed entirely Of soothing, heal
ing oils, the principal one of which
can be procured from but one source.
It Is practically unknown to medical
science and can be obtained in no
other liniment.
After many years Of successful
practice, Doctor w. G. Jones retired
from active service and moved to Co.
lumbus. Ohio. where he now resides.
However. the Doctors son. Doctor
J. c. Jones, who had followed in the
professional footsteps of his father.
saw in this old time remedy wonder
ful possibilities for alleviation of
pain and suffering, and begged leave
to place Jones' Liniment upon the
market, thereby making 1t available
to more sufferers than could be
reached within the practice of any
one doctor.
Doctor J. c. Jones then gave up
his position as q member of the fac
ulty in the University at Athens.
Ohio, and moved to South Charles
ton, Ohio, where he continued his
practice and. at the same time.
started the Doctor ]. C. Jones Com
pany for the manufacture Of the
liniment which had proven SO sue
cessful In the practice of his father.
as we'll as himself.
HOUSTON BECAME INTERESTED
It happened that few years ago
Mr.. Foster B. Houston Of South
Charleston, one Of the best-known
men in central and southern Ohio.
became, through a strange circum-
stance, particularly interested in the
merits of Jones Liniment.
It seems that Mr.. Houston's son
had quite seriously injured one of his
hands. Infection set in and arrange
ments were made for visit to
Columbus specialist. However. be-
fore this trip could be made. the in
fection became so pronounced that
immediate relief became necessary
and in this emergency a bottle of
Jones Liniment was brought into
service. the remedy applied and the
hand bound up.
The result was almost immediate
relief from pain. and the subsequent
visit to the Columbus specialist dis
closed the fact that In the short time
the liniment had been applied the
injection had entirely disappeared
and no heroic measures were found
necessary for the complete and
healthy healing Of the wound.
Although essentially concerned in
enterprises paralleling his vast
farming interests. Foster B. Houston
is a keen, farsighted business man.
Therefore, not only did the saving
Of his sons hand create a profound
interest in Mr.. Houston, but his
business Instincts were aroused by