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Press, Volume XLVII, Issue 7540, 2 May 1890, Page 2

THE GREAT REMEDY FOB PAIN , / ST. JACOB'S OIL. - WHATITIS. STANDARD VHtTUBS. ' let It is in one word a «w»; itianojfc merely a relief, and in no sense a cure-all; It Is the product of scientific research. 2nd. It strengthens while it soothes and eubdaea, heals, and cures; it literally conquers pain. , fed.lts effects are euratlveand permanent to the whole group of muscular miseries and nervous agonies. 4fch. It does not merely irritate the outer surface, nor does it merely eoftea or relax a constricted" muscle.' To its specific action a superior curative virtue ia superaddect sth. It penetrates deeply bjit gently; searchingly and surely, seeking the pain spot in an effort to conquer. ' ' 6th. Bach constituent of the formula -has a recognised intrinsic virtue to serve most surely the cure of pain. MORE AUSTRALIAN EVIDENCE. The editor of that favorably known and progressive periodical, the "Illustrated Sydney News," writes that he " has much Jleasure in giving the proprietors of St. acob's oil his testimony with respect to its wonderful curative properties. The editor has suffered acutely with chronic sciatica, and hats found the greatest relief by the application of St. Jacobs oil to the affected parts, and has no hesitation in recommending it to suflerers." The lady jwho edits the "Band of Mercy" (Sydney) also states that "she " can testify to the value of St. Jacobs oil, as it is used in her family with great beneftt." SOLD BY DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS EVERYWHERE.