SPORTSMEN UNANIMOUS. A CHORUS OF APPROVAL.

Evening Post, Volume XLVII, Issue 148, 25 June 1894, Page 4

SPORTSMEN UNANIMOUS. A CHORUS OF APPROVAL.

When sportsmen in all parts of the habitable globe show unanimity in testifying to the marvellous cures effeoted by a medicament, that medicament must indeed possess most valuable properties. The virtues of St. Jacob's oil have elicited from " sports" of every olass in Australasia, America, and Great Britain, a chorus of approval. The speed and effioaoy with whioh St. Jacobs oil cures and subdues pains and bruises of all kinds are acknowledged by leading cricketers, footballers, pedestrians, oyolists, soullers, yachtsmen, swimmers, shooters, and "turfites," in both_ hemispheres. The following representative sportsmen, among many others, have, from personal experienoe, spoken to the merits of St. Jacobs oil: — Chas. Turner, Australia's champion bowler, A . H. Jarvis (the crack South Australian wicket keeper), Arthur Coningham (the popular Queensland bowler), David Scott (the veteran Viotorian crioketer), Dan Mace (the famous champion double-team driver of the United States), ex-Governor Howie, of Maryland, TT.S.A. (President of the Maryland Jockey Club), William Beack, Edward Thicket r, John M'Lian, and Edward Hanlan (the renowned scullers), The Celebrated Maori Football Team, and so on, ad infinitum. While sportsmen so strongly commend and recommend St. Jacobs Oil, other members of the human race are quite as enthusiastic in its praiso. It will instantly relieve and cure neuralgia, sprains, rheumatism, bruises, gout, chappod hands, frosted feet and ears, j lnmbago, soiatica, mumps, soreness or stiffness of the joints or mnsoles, baokache, faoeaohe, headache, and toothache. Prioe, 3b per bottle.