A MELBOURNE MAN MADE HAPPY.
Com-oxit: Fkani'aisi:,
No. 5, Collins-street, Melbourne, -7th July, 18—.
Pro the rum.isuuKS ok tub "agk. ] Rear Sirs,— Keeling coiitlilent that many of your readers may be hcnetiled by the following Information, 1 respectfully ask that you publish the same. About nine months a_*o 1 had a .cvero attack of rheumatism, from which I sintered excruciating pain. The disease became •if a most aggravating character, the more so because all medical advice I had received, and all the pronaratiinis 1 had used, totally failed to >-iye relief.' At last a friend obtained for me a Collie of St. Jacob's Oil, which 1 used I must [•unless somewhat reluctantly, thinking it would be. labour in vain to try further remedies, lo mv surprise and delight the very lirst application brought relief, aud before the bottle -.yas liniAed 1 whs entirely cured. Although lime months have elapsed. I hare not folt the slightest symptom of a return of the disease, 'i have also used the grand remedy for neuralgia, and its action was simply magical. I regard it as the conqueror of pain, and advise all'sufferers from rheumatism, neuralgia, and other pains nnd aches, to try St. Jacob's Oil I remain, dear Sirs, Faithfully yours, ARTHUR PRETTY.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 4121, 19 September 1883, Page 3
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