A MESSAGE FROM THE SEA.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8790, 28 May 1890, Page 4

A MESSAGE FROM THE SEA.

Mb- William Buchanan, No. 8, St. Jobn's-road. Kirkdale, Liverpool, has been etgineer in the Cunard Steamship Company's service for twenty years. He states that for eighteen montha ho wbb troubled with most distressing neuralgia pains in his head. The most eminent phyaioians, although they were united as to tho cause, could not afford relief, and declared his case incurable. He resigned his position on account of his sufferings, and at last, on the advice of his friends, tried St. Jacobs oil. The irst bottle, he says, gave him groat relief, and the second cured him. He is now following bis employment, aud is as well as ever. This remarkable statemeat was made to &lr. Joseph Gill, manager for Messrs. Budden and Co., Chemists, No. 399, Kirkdale, Liverpool. Mr Gill says Mr Buchanan's pains were sometimes so excruciating, that he had to be held down in bed by two men, and be adds that Mr. Buchanan's statement is simply one of the many expressions which the firm receive daily from customers as to the benefit which they have derived from tho use of St. Jacobs oil, the Conqueror of pain, especially when suffering from rheumatism or neuralgia.