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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 59, 9 March 1878, Page 4

"Fpr life is not to lto-lm. to lire, well/' j ,P Q T T I B'S ! SCOTTISH HIGHLAND OIL! THI OftBATOST AND CHEAPEST CUBE JOB ! I ! Gfdutr Sunstroke j , Lumbago, Sunburns Neuralgia, Headaches Stiff Joints, Rheumatism And all Skin Diseases, j Pbioe 2/6, 3/6, and 5/- TJ> Bottle. The best is the Family Bottle, which contains ; nearly three times as much as the 2/6 bottle. Sold by all respectable Cliemists and Storekeepers throughout the Colonies. It is refreshing to find Ladies and Gentlemen who, In gratitude for the relief brought them, either go to the trouble and expense of publishing the fact, or writing to their friends, telliug them about the SCOTTISH HIGHLAND OIL, or. in the spirit of trne gratitude, visit the afflicted, and show them how their agonies may be appeased and their suffering's alleviated. Already a long list of names have been enrolled, and' it is my desire that all who have been cured should send me their 'address, not for publication, but as a satisfaction to my own mind, and as a just tribute to the Oils. I think there cannot be any fear of being accused of exaggeration after reading the testimonials published, and those now appearing, to say that iv the experience of human knowledge there never has been an. agent offered to'ttie public which has soi easily, painlessly, * and pleasantly ; cared ■so many people regarded by our noble Faculty of medicine as incurable ;, and it -cannot jnow be said thatvprofeaiional men have tibeea -jfifc tanced by ordinary mortals. I gl^^j^H^ fact that I belong, by birtjj and edifji|i|sß the professional class. I regret^>ft|^ra| that the commercial conditions; Wmmjffi. renders it necessary that I ihouldlS^^^p system of action at variance with pftjj^io-i^l etiquette for the sale of my goods. *"vagß^' : lt ie, however, a- great eatisfactkm'ib'me that the grandest cures which could be accomplished anywhere have been done in the very city and country where the discovery was made, and I trust that as people get accustomed to the use of tbe Scottish Oil, we shall see hundreds and thousands of suffering humanity rejoice again in the vigor and strength of regenerated constitutions. Here follows the . most extraordinary list of cures 'ever presented to the inhabitants of these colonies:— Fifteen Yeabs a Maettk to Headaohb. July 11,1877. Dear Sir,— lt re impossible for aoy one to express his heartfelt gratitude for the relief I now erjoy from a terrible affliction, under which I existed for years. I can hardly now think, of it but with horror. It must be a great satisfaction for you to know that your Oils can so quickly and painlessly cure. I shall certainly feel bound to tell the good news to all my ft ignds. — — James Goodwin". jE6O Spent, but got No Relief. Testimonial. — Another testimonial respecting Potties Highland Oil has been received by the Agent, Mr C. L. Tweedie. It is as follows:— Sir, fcr many years I have suffered from, rheumatism iv the back; and some time ago it cost me over £80 to go to Sydney and have medical advice, without, however, receiving any relief. I determined to try a bottle of Highland Oil, for which you : are agent, and have much pleasure in stating j that after : a few applications j I was entirely: ' relieved fromiail: pain, and can safely recommend It to others suffering from a similar : complaint to mine.— John Mudie, Bombah. Lumbago sob 26 Ybabs. Rylstone, October 7, 1876. To Messrs. White & M'Culloch, Ryls6one. Gentlemen,— l have much pleasure in informing you, as Agents for Potties Scottish Highland oil, that the said medicine has been v the means of curing me from lumbago, from which I have suffered for the past 26 years, being at times scarcely able to crawl, owing to the severity of the complaint. I make this statement feeling convinced that the Oils (S.EL) will cure any one suffering in a like manner. I request that you will give publicity to the above, and remain yours very truly,— John McNeil Beaton. I 102, Liverpool-street, Sydai-y. Dear Sir,— l was laid up for many i 0 „g jmonths in bed, and hal tried all the. doctors could; -do for me, but: got only worse. At jlast a man called with a little of Scottish SOil. I was then in bed/suffering terrible 'agQhy, with my legs bent under me. I saw ;no hope for life; but the firsi bottle ol your jOil •brought relief, and I could crawl about. jl stuck to the fomentation; Oils; and' hot iron, and in two months got the nse of my limbs. I can never expect to be perfectly well, for I jam an old man, but I owe all to the Scottish HighlandrOiU-^ARCHrMfELi.owNr. V NeWTOW^.; ; Twenty-three years Bad with a tumour on my neck, and tried no end of prescriptions, until. I ,saw..that. an operation was my only chance. Fortunately I heard about the Scottish Oil, and by rubbing reguiairly, the tumour melted away without any kind of pain.— H. Chase, Newtown. ' FBOM ;SvDNBt)FKBEMAN'B JouenAl. I MIRACULOUS.— A most miraculous cure liarcooie under .my hdtice ia Araluen. 1 A miner in this locality named Duggan had been complaining for years of a swelling on his breast, which defied the melical skill of the district. Dr. Llewellyn, residing in Braid■f ood, after vainly experimenting with divers panaceas. -scc., advised the patient togo to the Sydney Infirmary. . After some time he did fljs he was counselled, but what was the result? Why, after remaining in the hospital for about nine months under the treatment. of the leading medicos, he was pronounced incurable. He returned to Aralueu worse in fact than when he went to Sydney, owing, I suppose to the vast quantities of medicine he had taken, coupled with ther fatigue of such a long overland, journey.; Some months ago Mr Curry (Dr Llewellyn's servant) suggested to Mr Duggan to nib the 'swelling with "'iPqttiels Highland Oil/ He did as was s^ggeated, and wonderful was the result. The swelliog came to a head in a short time, ahd burst, discharging a quantity of matter. In one of these discharges a bone came out, it being the sole cause ot the swelliog, as can be testified by the man, \rhoso health has been perfectly restored. He is now able to work as usual in the claim. Now, the nut lor your Sydney M.D.'s is, how came the bone there? My principal reason for writing this, is to inform those gentlemen who at- I tended Mr Duggan at the Infirmary of the mysterious result. — Araluen Correspondent. Manufactured by J. POTTIE, 263, -Elba, beth-streer, Sydney. 30LE AGENT FOR NELSON— LOUIS ROTHER, (Late C. Hauling) ' . TRAFALGAR-STREET. 3961