A DELIGHTED DISTRICT.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 5478, 9 February 1885, Page 4

A DELIGHTED DISTRICT.

Reliable jßnUetbu. Corroborative Testimony, Cromer, Gflnnanton, N.8.V7.. August 16, ifiSi,' ■ DEAR Sis.—Thinking tho following cmw effected by St. Jacobs Oil may be °' &W«S[ I now forward them. •_ 1. Some time ago my wife was laid nß*i^W severe attack of, rheumatism, whloh ftulfi&i settled in her loft hand; after Buffering pw" pain for nearly a month, sha waa fn.4tu«4u" i try the above, and tho nrat application gsfe relief, and one bottlo completely enrea ieSl^ 2. AresldentinthisdistrictwasrecointWnasJ by me to try St. Jacobs Oil, being cotaStnwß her room with rheumatism—in two dafi tU was quite free from pain. 3. Chancing to stay ono night with a selertar, about 30 milea from here, the wonderful pofiKH of this oil was discussed, and I aava'pnUaan which had burnt one of its fore legs BeverdfMH fact, quite dried up the sinevvs. St. Jaoob'i 0B | was applied, and tho lamb is now tsirtittlfßf sound as ever. 1. Not far from WaKKa Wigia a frlnija o! mine recommended this Oil to a young ftUmig who had been laid up for nearly fourmomliif with an injured kneecap. He had wasted time;;and money on various reinedißS inoffectimßS,'t A few days after, my friend past ing that w«fe azain, was astonished to Boa the young fellnr'^' hard at work on his selection. One bottle 6tf£M Jaeobß Oil had completely curul him. and Unl?1 gratitude shown was very great.—Ycmw tm Ceroly' JOHN LA.NNINGTON. I To Uie Editor " Germantown Times andToi^X1 berumba Advocate." (This letter was received by me afowdtjj* BK&, and the writer holds a good position lion,1;. and io personally known to me. The cuiestarej' caused quite a sensation in the neighbonrhMSf and the Oil is very popnlar.-Youre faitUsllj^ 3, C. &abt, Editor G.T. and T.AJ-ADVfciii Wholesale Depot i or Auckland- . M. LEVY 4 Co.j •' QPBBN-STBBET, AVOKLANDk p|