What the Press Says.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7062, 14 January 1891, Page 1

What the Press Says.

Albany, New York, U.S.A., Daily Press and Knickerbocker : — " St Jacobs oil has proved to be what physicians have heretofore denied that any remedial agent within the whole realm of Materia Iledica is, viz., an absolute cure. It possesses healing powers of the most subtle character. We endorse its virtues."

Sydney, New South Wales, Evening News : " Never in the history of Australia has a medical discovery been accepted with such general approbation as St Jacftbs oil. Eminent divines, judges, merchants, and athletes have given their approval with marvellous unanimity to thiß remarkable remedy."

Bristol, England, Mekcuhy and Daily Post: — "The efficacy of St Jacobs oil, a specific for the cure of rheumatism, neuralgia, and kindred diseases, is now becoming as extensively recognised in this country as it has been for many years past on the Continent and in America. It conquers pain."

The Sydney BULLETIN: "The college erected out of the profits of Holloway's pills cost £800,000, and is most elaborately and elegantly fitted. ' There should be a big college built out of St Jacobs oil some day. This remedy is more popular than ever the delicacies of Holloway were ; and, the Bulletin thinks, a lot mere efficacious. Its immense sale, and the testimony of those who have tried it, both afford incontestable evidence of its value."