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Evening Star, Issue 7308, 5 September 1887, Page 2

gT. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL J CUBES RHEUMATISM, HEADACHE, I And SPRAINS. TRY IT. Alister Brown, Esq., Mutual Life Associatior, Auckland. "Lets than half a bottle of St. Jacobs Oil cured my rheumatism.” R. P. Cottam, Esq., Commercial Cigar Divan, Wellington, N.Z. "My right arm was paralysed with acute rheumatism; St. Jacobs Oil completely cured me.Hi S. Kirkpatrick, Esq., Proprietor of Nelson Jam Factory, N.Z. “ I used St. Jacobs Oil for severe headache, and found instant relief.” A, W. Turnbull, Esq., Auckland. “St, Jacobs Oil cured me of a severely sprained shoulder.” Madame Marie Carandini, one ot our vocal stars, writes from Wellington, N.Z. " I have used St, Jacobs Oil for rheumatism and neuralgic pains, aud have found much relief.” D. Bevjai”n, Esn,, Dowling street, Dunedin, "I suffeied aci tuly from contraction of the neives in the neck and shoulder Two applications cured me completely.” Mrs Murphy, Proprietress City Hotel, Dunedin. " St. Jacobs Oil cured mo Of sov re rheumatism m Scle Agents for South Island: KEMPTHORRE, PROSSER, AND 00., Stafford street, DUNEDIN. THE WONDERFUL WATERBURY, 13a 6d. S. JACOBS, F, LAURENBON, Princes street Dunedin. Mr leask, dental surgeon (Studied at Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh), 39 Princes street, Dunedin, opposite Criterion, Single Tooth, from 10s Cd, Extraction, 2s 6d. Stopping, from 7s 6d. PAINLESS EXTRACTION. NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY. (TONEY TO LEND In large or small sums ON GOOD FREEHOLD SECURITY, At lowest rates of interest, No Procuration Fee Charged, Apply HEAD OFFICE, Custom-house square. THE PRINCE OF SOMMER DRINKS. THE WHITE GROSS BRAND of GINGER ALB, now made by Thomson and Co., Dunedin, carried off the “ Gilbert Smith ” International Competition Medal against seventy-nine competitors in London, Consumers are requested to compare with other brands, and judge for themselves. THOMSON AND CO., Crawford and Bond streets, Dunedin.

FUNERAL NOTICE. TUP Friends of Ml' and Mrs John Jenkins are respectfully requested to attend the Funeral of their late son Thomas, which will leave their residence, Maitland street, Tomorrow (Tuesday), 6th inst,, at 3 p.m., for the Southern Cemetery. JOHN GILLIES. Undertaker.