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Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 76, 1 April 1885, Page 2

A TRUSTWORTHY REPORT. 1 QT. JACOBS OIL the thing. They swear 1 J^ by it. Messrs. Smith and Hogg, pro- < prietors of the Star and Weekly Star, Mas 1 terton, New Zealand, writing to tho Sydney ] agents, Bay ' ' they were voluntarily informed ( by Mr. F. G. Mason, the leading chemist, 1 that St. Jacobs Oil has a great demand in i that district, and many people since using it < absolutely swear by it." Similar reports ] reach us from all quarters, and there is no < doubt about it St. Jacobs Oil is far and away the best remedy for rheumatism, neuralgia, gout, and all muscular pains the world has ever known. Two gold medals, and thou- < sands of testimonials from every land and in every tongue abundantly prove it. i 1300 MILES ON A BICYCLE. j Mr. C. E. B. Timewtll, of the Suburban j Bicycle Club, Sydney, who recently estab- j lished a long distance bicycle record for Aus- . tralia, says he used bt. Jacobs Oil on his tour with uniformly happy results. Biding from Sydney to Eockhampton, Queensland, 1 a distanco of 1300 miles, crossing en route I Loder's and the Moonie ranges, Ben Lomond i with its elevation of 5000 ft and exposed to f all tho variations of temperature, Ac, he < found a trusty friend in St. Jacobs Oil, and ¦used it frequently for muscular pains, stiff- . ness, cold, &o. Mr. Timewell informs us j that it 'a well-known amongst the many bicycle clubs in N.S.W. and Queensland, ( and the good opinion it enjoys ia fully merited by its sterling worth. The record of 1300 miles in 22 days is a feat that has nover been excelled, with one exception, and ' that the tour from San Franoisoo to New I ork, accomplished by a well-known Ameri- t can clubsman 1 Promises of the undersigned will be , A CLOSED for the Holidays on : MONDAY, Cth APRIL TUESDAY, 7th APRIL JOSEPH NATHAN & CO. NOTICE, j t ] TjiRIDAY NEXT being Good Fridat, \ tho EVENINO POST WILL NOT BE ! PUBLISHED. !