TEE VERY BEST.
A single pain is often the first indication ana the last throe, in one, of apbyaicali niiirmy, and the olimax is death. -That, St Jacob’s Oil has again and again] wrought its miracles just in the niokof time, has bridged over the gancy, and has SAVED MANY LIVES at the point of death, is fully attested by the record of many extraordinary cures inj which this fact of saving life is duly set forth.
If to its remarkable 'virtues in the pee*, manent cure of chronic cases of tiam. Neuralgia, Lumbago, Sciatica, after" years of endurance, wherein everything else proved valueless, fortunes wens spent in vain, and crutches and crippled limb# were the manifestations, is to be added, it# supreme sovereignty over pain, even unfy’ death, it is wholly entitled totha appel lation of
THE VERY BEST. Ita specific action ia especially adapted, with a curative penetration ana soothing; effect to arrest any pain at the acme of iM worst influence. St Jacob's Oil .applied! externally ia now known as the best specific to arrest the fatal tendency of any-aggWM vated pain. A MOST BEMAEKABLB CASE can be cited ia proof, which is thoroughly verified. It is, in its main features, taken] from a leading Liverpool journal a* follows Two years ago,” states Me William Buchanan, residing at No. 8, St, John’s road, Kirkdale, Liverpool, and twenty-four years in the service of the Cunard Steamship Co., “ I was taken down,' with a most excruciating pain in my head* which was followed by ONE YEAB OF TOETUBE. All physicians believed that it would lead., to softening of the brain and death. Sixi of the most eminent attended me, but gave no relief. I had to be held down, andJ my screams were heard outside. My easel was deemed incurable. My wife procured a bottle of St Jacob’s Oil, and applied itloj my head. It acted like magic, I was cured by it, and am now in perfect healthJ and I have not had the slightest, return) since I was cured some months ago/*; Nothing more need be added.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 9427, 30 May 1891, Page 6
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350TEE VERY BEST. Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 9427, 30 May 1891, Page 6
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