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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8871, 2 September 1890, Page 4

MODEBN MAGIC Thb Lincolnsh've . Echo) after carefril investigation into the marvellous efficacy of a Ve6enV remedial disriovery, says :—: — "Rev. G. Duncan Btates that the remedy acts like inagio.ipn all ; aifeoted parts and gives instant relief. He reoQaimends" St. Jacobs oil, referred to, for rheumatism and neuralgia as the most effectual cure ever known. " Mr. Jos. Young, of Golden Lion Hotel, Hi*; h-Streot Sutherland, writes : — " I have suffered for many years with rheumatism, brought on by exposure and hard work at my trade, whioh was that of a shipbuilder. My suffering was very great, and much of the time I was unable to wotk 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 ,the oil lam never troubled with the least pain.- But more remarkable yet was the pas© 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 astaio." Mrs. Fanny May of CaleoDian-road, London N., sayir— ?' H>ving for a long time benn severely afflicted with rheumatism in' my limbs, and having been treated by some of the leading physicians without benefit, I 1 was induced to try St. Jacobs oil, with the most marvellous results, lesß than two bottles effecting a permanent cure. I make' this unsolicited statement fur the benefit of those suerffing ap I was." The masß of testimony in favor of this remedy is in fact simply overwhelming, and uotbing except the most absolute and incontestable merit oould call it forth, sold by oh e mists & druggists every-where

Property i Sale. DEBSONS requiring Town or Country j*- Properties are requested to call and inspeot my register betore purchasing. 60 FARMS to select from. Varying from 20 to over 300 Acres, iv all stages of .improvement, and situated in eyerj 1';1 '; part of the Distriot. Freeholds, Leaseholds, Deferred Payment Sections From 28s to £20 per acre. Several Town Sections, with or without Bssidence. Lists, with full particulars, forwarded to any addresß on application. C T. MILLSLaNO AND ESTATE AGENT Devon Street, New Plymouth, nB7 h b to |

TO STAND THIS SEASON, iv New Plymouth and Surrounding Districts, rK^^^u. 'THE PUB EBB ED g]gc£|Hft« * CARRIAGE HOBSE aBA»4&S Young Bluelight. Young Bluelight. is a Beautiful Dapple Grey, standing over seventeen hapds, of great power and substance ; is a sure foal getter, and very docile ; and as a sire of Hanters,' Carriage, Horses, or Weightcarrying Hacks, is undeniable, having left some very promising young stock in the Gerald me District. J „ j For pedigree and all further particulars see cards. THOMAS BBOWN, aßs,hbd3l . New Plymouth, j TO STAND THE SEASON, at J. J. BusSßLLts Stables, New Plymouth, sr , rpHE Thoroughbred Horse -PL The Dauphin, •By Trad,ucer (imported) oat of Maria Tb^r«fla f (ia)pprted) ,by r Bataplan ont ot Mnrie Louise by. Gunboat ,out ;of Marie Agnes by The Cossack out of Harriott by Gladiatojt; pat : 6f Pantalonade "(dam of Prime MinWter) by,' Pantalbbb. Thb Dauphin ran (hree times ! ais a two-year-old,' winning twice. As a three-year-old he ran 'nine time's, winning the Canter- 1 bnry Derby, (one mile and a { balf) and Wanganui Stakes {two mi|es), and running second to Grip in the Canterbury Cup (w.f.a., two miles and a quarter) in the fastest time ever recorded for that race. Maria Theresa ifl one of the few daughters of Stockwell's brother Bataplan ever imported to New Zealand. Gunboat waß one of the best sons of Sir Herodle's, and Marie Aj«nes. granddara of Maria Tpereea was by The Cossack, who won, the Derby of 1847. Both the sire and dam of Maria Theresa traoe back directly to Sir Hercules on their sire's side, and the. name of Pantaloon appears at both the top and bottom of Thb Dauphin's pedigree table. Thb Dauphin haseired the following:— Eil.en, Cusblo, Blue Mountain, Fairy Queen, Tana, etc., etc Thus ~it will be een that all his stock yet tried are winners. A looal bred mare by The Dauphin is valued by the owner (Mr Standieb) at 200 guineas. Another wab bred and sold by Mr J. J. Buasell for 100 guineas cash, and considered oheap at the fig nre, , , Terms : Thoroughbred mares, B guineas; half-bred mares, 4 guineas, Two or more wares as per agreement. ; Good puddooking, with abundant supply of water, Is per week. Groomage, 2b 6J. All pares paid, for before removal, or by promissory note, due on January 4th 1891. '. . „ Every care taken, bnt no responsibility. Apply to .M. CUNNINGHAM, Waitara Hotel ; or, to J. J.BOSSELL,' New Plymouth, Groom in charge. 820t4 Premorn*.; "C'INDING that the above Sire is not in *■. such good condition as would warrunt mg fn ? sianding hiat tbii "season, J\ desire jib notify horse-owners that he will NOT TBAVISL the' distriot au advertised. » . . Iparpoie, however, travellioga^orebrtd Draagbt Bire,»ud will duly notify breedun. M. OUNNINGHAM, , ' WrtUW Hpjelj u227 mtim,