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Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 110, 2 June 1885, Page 2

BEAD I MARK! LEARN ! A LEADING MERCHANT'S EXPERIENCE. 56 Margaret-street, Sydney, 2nd Maroh, 1885. The Proprietors St. Jacobs Oil. Gentlemen— l have mnch pleasure in testifying to the great value of the preparation known as St. Jacobs Oil, having had occasion to nee it often for neuralgia, sprain*, and bruises ; but it is since my arrival here that I have found special benefit from using it. About a month sinoe I caught a severe cold on the lungs, and neglecting tbia for tyro days I suffered great pain, with all the aipns of inflammation. Haying some of the Oil at hand, I rubbed the chest night and morning, experiencing great relief, and in a few days the pain had entirely oeased. lam confident that I should have suffered from an attack of inflammation of the lungs had your valuable preparation not been used and persevered with. Ton are at liberty to make what use you like of this. — Tours faithfully, J. Habvet Walker. [Mr. Walker is a member of the well-known firm of Walker, Lemon and Co., Melbonrno and Sydney.] Lights o LondoK. —" My mother," writes Mr. Reg. Whitney, 161 Odessa-road, Forest Gate, London, England, "had suffered with rheumatism in the bands and found great relief from the use of St. Jaooba Oil, which has a world-wide reputation as a certain enre for all Bheumatie complaints." A Lono Shoe — Mr. J. B. Kaufman, Bourke-etreet, Melbourne, Australia, writes that he suffered continuously for seven years with a sprained ankle, but by a few applioationa or St. Jacobs Oil— the great painreliever— he was completely oured.

EEADI MAEK! LEARN! A LEADING MERCHANT'S EXPERIENCE.