AN ACTOR'S EXPERIENCE.

Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 165, 15 July 1890, Page 3

AN ACTOR'S EXPERIENCE.

The weHrk'nWn and popular actor, Mr J. J. Dallas, of "the' Avenue Theatre,' Charing Cioss, W. C, has undergone.dutinghis eventful career all.theups.and downs of a busy actor'a experience.; Last winter in Manchester he was obliged to loso seven consecutive performances through an attack of rheumatism which, wholly disabled him, and at variou? othor-timej| when he has has been attacked by the same old enemy, losing much of histime, salary, arid in addition to his "other miseries having to pay large doctors! bills, •> Hβ sayathat although he had the best medical advice he suiiered martyrdom. At'the beginning of last winter he felt that the sanie trouble was coming on worse than ever, when came good Samaritan advised him to try that sover? eign remedy, St. Jacobs oil; and to use his own words, he says :~" The result was simply ■ miraculous. Like the wave of a magician's wand, the pain left me almost after the first Last winter, he cay's, was the happiest .winter he has spent for'many.years.' . V. ;No doctors bills to pay, no loss of salary, ■ and no fearful pain to endure. He concluded, a very hapny letter to the proprietor of Sb Jacobs oilby's£atiri^:- u lf you should find, any disbelievers in the oil, send them' to mo to bo convinced of Itsr miraculous pbwer to cure rheumatism." St. Jacobs is sold by all chemists and dealers in medicine. -.-■:. - ■■.■ T. •'.'./■ • ; ■ ■ i! i , ,- : } '" ' : -■ ':'■ ■