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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 152, 27 June 1894, Page 3

A PAINFUL WINTER AULMENT.

c. NEURALGIA AND ITS TREATMENT. SOME USEFUL INFORMATION. Neuralgia is a prevalent disease in Australasia in the winter season. The two great causes of this painful nerve ailment are impoverishment of the blood and deficiency of netve force. To relieve tbe pain bhe promptest and mosb satisfactory remedy is ST. JACOB'S OIL, tho renowned permanent and premier pain curer. To remove the cause of the pain use nourishing food of a nature to strengthen and tone both the muscular and nervous systems. Pure air, sunlight and exercise are most useful assistants in the treatment of nervous complaints. Apply ST. JACOB'S OIL frequently to the afflicted parts, rubbing gently over tbe entire pain surface unbil a burning sensation is produced. The repetition of this treatment in aggravated oi chronic cases will effect a prompt and permanent onre. ST. JACOB'S OIL IS THE GREAT HOUSEHOLD SPECIFIC. IT ABSOLUTELY CURES NEURALGIA ON SALE BY ALL CHEMISTS AND STOREKEEPERS. PRICE 33 PER BOTTLE.

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