UNIMPEACHABLE TESTIMONY.
Facts are established by testimony. This Is so, not only in laws of business and right, bat also in social life. But while the importance of evidence is thus everywhere acknowledged, its weight In purely dependent upon the eharaettr of the witnesses. UnwipeachabU testimony is therefore what is wanted. Upon this principle the following names are presented to the public as being those of parties who, having experienced or observed the effects of the great German remedy, St, Jacob's oil, accord it their hearty endorsements :— The Right Rev. Bishop Gilmour, Cleveland, Ohio—"Excellent for rheumatism and kindred diseases. It has benefited mc greatly." Hon. Ed. Salomon, ex-Gov. Washington, Ten., San Francisco, Cal.—" My cure of severe rheumatism and lameness by St. Jacob's oil was instanta-
neous." Prof. Tice, the renowned meteorologists, St. Louis, Mo. —" Almost instant relief from excruciating pain." Mme. Marie Salvotti, Prima Donna Wilhelmj Concert Troupe— , ' Nothing can compare with it as a prompt and reliable cure for the ailments named." Wm. H. Wareinqr, Esq., Asst. Genl, Supfc. Third Division Mailing and Distributing Dept. New York Post Office—"Proved equal to all that is claimed for the oil, and found efficacious. Ready relief for rheumatic complaints." Hon. Thomas L. James, Postmaster, New York—"Referring to Supt. Wareing's report, concerning St, Jacob's oil, ' I concur. , " Professor C. O. Duplessis, Manager Chicago, 111., Gymnasium — **our professionals and amateurs use it in preference to everything we know of or have ever tried." Geo. W. Walling, Esq.. Supt. Police, New York City—"'Members of this Departmentjrelieved of Rheumatism by its use." Hon. Leonard Swett, the great lawyer of the North-west, Chicago, HL— " Certainly the best remedy of the kind I have ever known." Captain Paul Boyton, the world-re-nowned swimmer—"l do not see how I could get along without St, Jacob's oil." M. V. B. Hereom, Esq. (Pinkhanx and Hersora), Boston, Mass. — " After spending vainly five hundred dollars for other remedies, I have no hesitation in declaring that St. Jacob's oil will cure neuralgia." Sfcacey Hill, Esq., Mount Auburn Inclined Plane Railway, Cincinnati, Ohio—' , Undoubtedly it i 9 a remarkable medicine."
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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7863, 14 May 1891, Page 2
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