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What Will They Say?

Philosophers given to the study of abstruse problems tell us that the man who makes two blades of grass grow where only one grow before, benefits the human race This is true, no doubt, but the benefit accruing from the extra blade is infinitesimal. What would they have to say about the old German monk who invented St, Jacob’s Oil, a preparation that has saved more lives and alleviated more pain than any other medicine the world has ever seen. Every careful housewife provides herself with a bottle of tit. Jacob’s Oil, as a sure and certain remedy for burns, sprains, toothache, i-ore throat, rheumatism, and the many other ailments every family is liable to. And yet philosophers do not rave !

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South Canterbury Times, Issue 5031, 12 June 1889, Page 4

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What Will They Say? South Canterbury Times, Issue 5031, 12 June 1889, Page 4

What Will They Say? South Canterbury Times, Issue 5031, 12 June 1889, Page 4

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