AN ACTOR'S EXPERIENCE.

Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 172, 24 July 1890, Page 6

AN ACTOR'S EXPERIENCE.

The well-known and popular actor, Mr J. J. Dallas, of the Avenue Theatre, Charing Cioss, W. C, has undergone during his eventful career all the ups and downs of a busy actor's experience. Lasb winber in Manchester he was obliged bo lose seven consecubivo performances through an attack of rheumatism which wholly disabled him, and at various other times when he has had prosperous engagements, ho has been attacked by the same old enemy, losing much of hia time, salary, and in addition to his other miseries having to,, pay large doctors' bills. He says that although ho had the best medical advice he suffered martyrdom. Afc fche beginning of lasb winter he felt that the same trouble was coming on worse than ever, when some good Samaritan advised him to try thab sovereign remedy, Sb. Jacobs oil; and bo use his own words, he says :— k ' The resulb was simply miraculous. Like the wave of a magician's wand, the pain left me almost after the first application," Last winter, he says, was fche happiesb winter he has spenb for many years. . . . No doctors' bills to pay, no loss of salary, and no fearful pain to endure. He concluded a very happy letter to the proprietor of St Jacobs oil by sbabing :—"lf you should find any disbelievers in bhe oil, send bhem bo me bo be convinced of its miraculous power to cure rheumatism." Sb. Jacobs is sold by all chemisbs and dealers in medicine.