THE WORLD IS FULL.
of trouble," said the preacher. Quite right, brother ; buo you failed to add that a great portion of this trouble, which comes in the form of rheumatic and neuralgic pama, could bo eaeily removed by the timeiy use of that old and reliable friend, " St. Jacobs oil," which acts quickly and surely, An outward application which conquers pain, so euro as the sun shines. It acts like magic. It penetrates deep, reaching the seat of the disease, which all other remedies fail to reach, St. Jacobs oil treats the cause of the disease by penetrating to where the disease lies, hence its superiority to all other rheumatic and gout remedies. St. Jacobs oil is totally unlike any other* remedy. It is peculiar to itself. The drugs from which ib is made aro gathered from the four quarters of the globe. A million bottles are gpli every year. It has the laeeSteale, the most popular, ana does uhe most good of any medicine on earbti. St. Jacobs Oil is endorsed by all classes of the community, in evory part of the civilised world. Statesmen, judges, eminent divines, men of letters, leading and representative citizens, noted travellers, celebrated afchletee, and the public press of America, Great Britain, and Australasia have testified their approval of thia remarkable remedy with a unanimity truly marvellous, and which could only be based, as it is, upon a foundation of the most sterling merit).
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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 288, 6 December 1890, Page 3
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THE WORLD IS FULL.
Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 288, 6 December 1890, Page 3
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