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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8055, 16 September 1887, Page 6

EXTREMIS AGONY. NEARLY CRAZED-CURED. . « " Chatham, England. "I suffered such extreme agony witH neuralgia in my face and head that I was nearly crazy, when a friend adviied &*■ Jacobs Oil. A bottle was hajtily procure* from the nearest chemist's shop and app»«» when to the surprise of everybody and * my great joy, the pain ceased at once, « by magio, and i was perfectly comfortable while two minutes before I applied the ui I was iu the most intense agony. " James McKenzik, n " Second Corporal, Royal i^inaera. BOUND TO HAVE IT-CURED INSTANTLY. "London, England. "Having been frequently troubled w d severe neuralgic pains in my face and ne» > for which I have tried many remediei, »"»" out any material benefit; a weon ago, ** suffering the most inteuse agoDy, I was so of St. Jacobs Oil as a sure cure, and as a sm oure was just what I wanted, at tue ean possible moment I rushed into WW Chambers, 249, High Hoi born, to my f«j n J Coleman, the porter, who 1 knew na bottle on hand. It required but a momeni to draw the cork and apply the ooaten* when, to my great relief, the pain W "» instantly. When I came out of towg Chambers I was as free from pain as i was, and when 1 went in the pain was oi severest sort. "T Barns*"Groom to F. Albert, Esq., of Oxford Mansion, Oxford road, Islington. ST. JACOBS olL~ha7cured thoa»od« of cases of neuralgia which have resisted iw ment for the greater part of a l ,fet ! ,n * r "and be cured. Sold by Chasm* ««"* where. WHOLKSALK Agents, MESSRS. SARGOOD, SON, & EW*»» Auckland.