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Bruce Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 2689, 1 October 1895, Page 7

THE TEST OF TIME. A MOST MARVELLOUS SPECIFIC. WHAT A WELL-KNOWN AUSTRALIAN SAYS. St. Jacobs Oil, the greatest pain-conqueror in the world, is one of the few remedies which has biien found to stand the test of time. This is well exemplified by the testimonials which are constantly being received ou the subject from grateful Australians. For instance, Mr John Jamieson Porter, who was very favorably kuown throughout the colonies as the agent fur Chaffey Brother?, the irrig-itionists of Miidara und Renmark, and is at present one of the most popular mining agents in Australia, has just written to us an follows :— " Rt. the testimonial I sent you abouu ten years ayo, Rtatmg that a persistent use of .^t Jacobj Ou in a very short time had cured me of a severe attack of rheumatism in my knee, from which I had suffered great p«iu for sevt-ral year*, und »!so rheumatism in the shoulder and hand, I have ueveir had the slightest recurrence of a. single twinge, although I h*ve travelled many thousanrisof miles ir; tne colonies and been < xposed to all temperatures and weather- , wet and dry, by sea aud l;»nd, camping out and roughing it. I never travel without a bottle of St. Jacobs Oil, which I f >und useful not only to myself, but also to otrifirs in cases of tsprainp, strain of the muscles, & :." The charred remains of' Mrs Bureham, a widow, agai 84, were found in the ruins of a cottage occupied by her at Mount Cole, in tbe Beaufort district of Victoria.