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South Canterbury Times, Issue 6237, 9 June 1890, Page 3

JUST WHAT IS WANTED. Whenever any article has stood the crucial lest of public use and opinion for any lengthened period of time, and the public demand for such is continuously sustained, you may be sure that it fills a public need—that is just what is wanted. When, in the cose of that article being a proprietary medicine, the demand is not only steadily sustained, but continually increasing, you may be absolutely certain that there is some extraordinary merit in it, and in the case of St. Jacob’s oil this is borne out by the testimony of the press and of thousands of reputable citizens in all parts of the civilised world. Apropos, Messrs Francis Newbery and Sous, London, one of the oldest drug houses in Great Britain (established nearly a century and a half) write t “We have sold St. Jacob’s oil for years; demand continually increasing on its extraordinary merits.” [4] For Continuation up Reading Mattel See Pa<?e.