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Temuka Leader, Issue 2535, 29 July 1893, Page 4

Coalpit-heath Mine.—The Brunnerton deputation, appointed to wait on the Premier about the serious state of aifairs at the mines, left on Thursday. Between 00 and 100 men have had to knock off work in the Coalpit-heath mine, which is full of v> ater.

UST BALIA’S RETIRED CHAMPION. The popular retired Champion Sculler of the World, William Beach, writes ; “ I atn pleased to inform you that I have fopnd St Jacob’s oil of great service to me in training, haying ns§d it very successfully for the relief aiid cure of stiffness, cramps, and muscular pains. To athletes in training I earnestly recommend it. As a household remedy I may say that Mrs Beach generally keeps a bottle of it by her at our home in Dapto, and it is the first thing used when any one of the family n>eet with anyone of the accidents, falls, or bruises thg little folks so frer cjuontly incur.’? From fifty-five to sixty thousand people are estimated to die from consumption annually in the British Islands, and more than four times that number were wholly or partially crippled by rheumatism before fho introduction of St. Jacob’s oil, which' is nqvy recommended by many eminent medical men as fhe host cure for rheumatic and other kindred diseases known to science. 4 GOLDEN RULE for DOMESTIC GUIDANCE is—Always keep a bottle of St, Jacob’s oil in the home. Its value in connection with the small ills of life, as well as with its greater sufferings, will surprise you. Wholesale Agents for New Zealand, MESSRS KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER & CO,, Ltd. A BETTER PROOF of the wellknown excellence of the WATERBURY WATCHES could not bo desired than the fact that unprincipled dealers attenipt to palm off cheap and inferior imitations as “ as good as or better than the Waterbury.” •2