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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5193, 26 December 1884, Page 3

i A POLICEMAN'S IjIFE IS NOT A HA?PY OKJE. Christchnrch, New Zealand, June 24, 1882. Dear Sirs,— During the winter season of last j year, haviug been on duty as member of the Armed j Oonstiibulary Force at tho New Zealand Exhibition, ! I suffered from corns and chilblain*. On the recommendation of a friend I used Sx Jacobs Oil, which, after two applications, relieved me of all suffering". I gave this certificate as a man who understands the value of truth.— Faithfully yours, Constable Daniel Sullivan. Wituess— Robt. S. Walpole, Secre- j tary New Zealand International Exhibition. THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE TURNS IN HIS ! FAVOUR. i Christchnrch, New Zealand, June 0, 1882. J Dear Sins,— This is to cerftfy that S.T Jacobs j Oil, after one application, cured me of a severe j attack of sciatica.— l remain, gratefully yours, j William Moir, Coachbuilder, Christchnrch. Wit- i nesscs: G. A. Munyard, journalist; John Blackmore. Sergeant Armed Constabulary ; W. Gee Clerk, Post-office Department. AN OCTOGENARIAN'S GRATITUDE. A FACT. George street, Sydney, Sept. 1, 1884. Gehtlemek,— lt gives me considerable pleasure to tender you my best thanks for your kind recommendation of St Jacobs Oil. Acting upon your 'advice, I tried it, and am happy to say tlie very first application brought me instant relief; and, hy following it up for a. couple of days, I felt completely cured. Before using St Jacous Oil I suffered soverely— more especially from swollen knees— aud had tried many othor remedies without the least effect. However, I have to thank it for making me myself again, and shall le careful to recomnieml it. I may mention that T shall le 80 ycai'S <i' -lyo in October, and believe that through it* ist I :il)*l! ho