A HIGHLY IMPORTANT OFFICIAL DOCUMENT.
Tho following is a copy of a letter from tho Hon. John C. New, Assistant Secretory of the United States Treasury, ono of tho most distinguished mon in America. It is self-explana-tory. _ Treasury Department, Washington, D.C., U.S.A., April 13, 1883. Tho Charles A. Yoooler Company, Baltimore, Maryland. Gentlemen,—lt Is a source of satisfaction and pleasure to inform you that from my own porbomil experience and observation lam enabled to give St, Jacob's Oil my cordial recouiniendaI liave frequently noted the happiest results froni its uss, as a speedy and effeotlvc remody for the relief and oure of rheumatism and many othor distressing painful ailments, and it is well worthy of all tho high praise that is said in its favour. Its magical effect has no doubt made it conquor pain—a familiar watchword in millions of homes. I congratulate you on being tho possessors of tiiis remarkable agency of healing, and cannot but thank you for tlie benefit 1 have known to be derived from its use. Bellevo me. Gentlemen, Very resaoct—illy yours, JNO. C. NEW.
REPORT FROM THE RIVERINA DISTRICT. BOOMANOOMANA, Mulwala P. 0., N.S.W., 12th July, 1883. EDITOR OK " TOWN AND COUNTRY JOURNAL, SYDNEY. Dear Sir,— Having had occasion to try St Jacob's Oil for a case of vory painful neuralgia, I am pleased to state that its uso was accompanied by the happiest results. A fow applications oulr wore necessary to banish all pain and effect a cure. I have also observed its surprising curative properties in aevoral other instances, uml while on my recent visit to tho United Stetos for tlie purpose of purchasing American meriuo sheep, with a view of improving my Hock, I heard so much enthusiastic praiso bestowed upon this great pain cure, as to satisfy me that it is as highly prized by all classes thero as American nierinoes are prized by tho representative woolgrowcrs. I keep a supply of St., Jacob's Oil at my slut—in, and I cheerfully recommend It. „ _ , Yours truly, ALFftED HAY. Note.—Mr Hay Is ono of our lending woolgrowers, and'owns the finest lot of American' merino sheep In tlie colonies.
Tho Great German Remedy, St. Jacob's Oil, co'inucrs Pain. It cures Rheumatism. Ncural(ria Sprains, Bruiees. Burns, Cuts, Swellings, Stiliix'ss, Headache, Toothache, Backache. Soro Throat, anel other bodily pains. Sold by Drug-p-ists and Chemists everywhere. Prico, Threo Shillings per bottle. Directions for uso in eleven language* M. Levy and Company, Auckland, Wholesalo DepOt.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 4115, 14 September 1883, Page 3
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408A HIGHLY IMPORTANT OFFICIAL DOCUMENT. Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 4115, 14 September 1883, Page 3
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