THE STRONGEST ARGUMENTS

Press, Volume XLVIL, Issue 7738, 18 December 1890, Page 2

THE STRONGEST ARGUMENTS

A wcent issue of the WolM-hampton Chromele coatains the we here for »long time heard '« ioa^ r ?P°s,t! rtithewondelful effects produced bythe Sβ Of fit. Jacobs Qll ia chronic cases Which had been given up aa r jji«r£2 had always supposed these were enlarged uponfof advertising purposes, all ©the* patent or proprietor? but Sewportsfronfalf bar leading \ mistT» considered ope-ef *he ettongeet Omenta which can be advanced Wf& saws, aus aft?t l^i ofst. Jacobs oifas an outward appUcaSm forpaln. The oil ia.pnte *dvertged sciatica, aad those. bqdQj pains where an used. Thei proStors of Ul» popular remedy never White StarT and some of the South Amertcto lines, do not cons der their ships ready for. sea unless a sufficient ' etipply of thia popular reraedr a on I board to Iftsfe the voyasw. Latterly we are S<SnMnat al ffM. troopships leaving Portsmouth take a large supply of the ml on board. The oil in yelloyr wrappera for veterinary purpoaes fs beina equally eood results by the leading Omni r buaand Cab Companies ot London ana provkiclal cities, for use on horses for sprains, sore shoulders, and general menu where an embrocation is required. "A leading article in a recent issue of the Chemist and Druggist stated that tot« Jacob's oil had the largest sale of any medicine ia the world and when an article possesses the actual merit wliicn St. Jacobs oil unddubtedly does possess, the proorietors are entitled to receive the penefifof tt»e enormous sale which thi« popular remedy has." .