The Very Best.
A single pain is often the first indication and the last throe, in one, of a physical climax, and the climax is death. That Sb Jacob's Oil has again and again wrought its miraclea just in the nick of time, has bridged over the critical emergency, and has SAVED MANY LIVES at the point of death, iB fully attested by the record of many extraordinary cures in which this fact of saving life is duly set forth. If to its remarkable virtues in the permanent cure of chronio cases of Bheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Sciatica, after years of endurance, wherein everything else proved valueless, fortunes were Bpent in vain, and crutches and crippled limbs were the manifestations, is to be added its supreme sovereignty over pain, even unto death, it is wholly entitled to the appellation of THE VERY BEST. Its specific action is especially adapted with a curative penetration and soothing effect to arrest any pain at the acme of its worst influence. St Jacob's Oil applied externally is now known aa the beat specific to arrest the fatal tendency of any aggravated pain. A MOST REMARKABLE CASE can be cited in proof, which is thoroughly verified. It is, in its main features, taken from a leading Liverpool journal as follows :■—" Two yeara ago," Btates Mr William Buchanan, residing at No. 8, St John's road, Kirkdale, Liverpool, and twenty-four years in the service of the Cunard Steamship Co., " I was taken down with a most excruciating pain in my head, which was followed by ONE YEAR OP TORTURE. All physicians believed that it would lead to softening of the brain and death. Six of the most eminent attended me, but gave no relief. I had to bo held down, and my screams were heard outside. My case wa3 deemed incurable. My wifo procured a bottle of SS Jacob's Oil, and applied it to my head. It acted like magic. I was cured by it, and am now in perfect health, and I have not had the slightest return since I was cured some months ago." Nothing more need be added.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7177, 30 May 1891, Page 1
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353The Very Best. Star (Christchurch), Issue 7177, 30 May 1891, Page 1
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