MODERN MAGIC

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

MODERN MAGIC

The Lincolnshire Echo, after cnrefnl investigation into the marvellous oflicacy of a rocent remedial discovery, Bays :—: — "Rev. G. Duncan states that the remedy nets like magic on all affected parts and gives instant relief. He recommends St. Jacobs oil, referred to, for rheumatism and neuralgia as the moat effectual cure ever known. "

Mr. Jos. Young, of Golden Lion Hotel, Hi»;h-Street Sutherland, writes : — " I have suffered for many years with rheumatism, brought on by exposure and hard work at my trade, which was that of a shipbuilder. My suffering was very great, and much of the time I was unable to work at all. I was never able to obtain any permanent relief until I used St. Jacobs oil, and am proud to say that with using tho oil lam never troubled with th« least pain. But more remarkable yet was tho case of my wife, who had nearly lost the use of her arm from rheumatism, but thank God and St. Jacobs oil she got all right again."

Mrs. Fanny May of Caleonian-road, London N., saye: — " Having for a long time benn severely afflicted with rheumatism in my limbs, and having been treated by some ot the leading physicians without benefit, 1 was induced to try St. Jacobs oil, with the most marvellous results, less than two bottles effecting a permanent cure. I make this unsolicited statement for the benefit of thoße suerffing as I was." The mass of testimony in favor of this remedy is in fact simply overwhelming, and uothiag except the most absolute and incontestable merit could call it forth, sold by chemists & druggists every- where