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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3748, 6 October 1886, Page 3

IT AOTKD LIKE tJIAGIC. Read tho followine: — (certified statement.) Springfield, N.Z., April 21 et 188 G. Tho Chns. A. Toijeler Co., Baltimore. U.S.A. Gentlemen, — T b.-ivo dcolt m patent medicine of all descriptions for over 20 years, and :im proprietor of Williamson's Miraculous Ointment, nnd h-ivehe>ird from my customers from time to time, of cures effected by different remedies, but t!.« cure I am abont to r.-Lile, effected hy St. Jacobs Oil, eclipses all The business with which I am connected is t-lial. of n. c^n(?r;il storekeeper j wo use ppvorol horses to co our rounds, ti'O ons here referred to occupying two days. On tho evening of the first, day tlio man m charge, after feeding, turned the horses into an adjoining paddock, apparently quite sound ; but whon he went to fetch thorn tho next morning, found ono so lime that, it limped on three lees, nnd was ttiinble to put the 01-liin 1 -a hind leg — to the ground. On exnminotion he found it very much swollon from tho fetlock to the hock. And, of course, ho thought about returning, when it suddenly occurred to him that St. Jacobs Oil, of which ho carried n stock for sale, might help him m tho emergency, ne at once opened n, bottle, and proceeded tomb it into tho swollen parts for about 20 minutes ; nnd, an hour aft orwards, much to his surprise, tho swelling and lameness had disappeared altogether, and ho was nblo to continue his journey. Toura faithfully, H. WILLTAMSON. CONFIRMING THE ABOVE. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a statement of facts, and occurred whilst the Horse was m my cliarjre. JOWS UOGLUND. [Advt.] (G)