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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4198, 22 August 1892, Page 3

ST. JACOU'S OIL (YOU OAN'T OKI AUDAD OP FACTS) CO.NQUEIiS PAIN. Prominent Brisbank Men Testify. Thby All Use It. Head Their Sunos of Praipe. Mr P. O'C. Russell-"lts succesi in all instances has been highly gratifying." Mr Fred 0. Lea (Vice-prosidetit N,R,Y.)-"lhaveused St Jacob's Oil successfully in the treatment of sprains, etc." Mr Raymond Urquhart—"l would not bo without it; it is a faithful companion." Mr Leon Erchman—" It bad a wonderful effect." Mr E. F. Eculin, M.F.H.—"Tho effects of tho oil woro eimply marvellous." Mr 11. Billiiicton—" I havo derived groat relief from the application of the oil." Mr John A, Clark—l havo found tho oil a very sovereign remedy." Mr J. T. Isles, Mayor—" I havo often used St, J. 0., and havo always obtained good result." Mr George Beal—" I suffered from seyere strains, and found it gave instantaneous relief." Mr Alex. M'Lean (Alderman)— "I find it so beneficial that 1 am nover without 0 supply." Mr Ernest A. Smith—"When occasion arises I uso it, and can testify to its oicellent effects," Mr John W, Slack—"lt novor foiled to afford rao relief in a very short timo." Mr Alfred Edds—"Tho contents of ono bottle affected an absolute euro of severe rheumatism." Mr John Hislop—" I have tried innumerable remedies, but none with such good results as St, Jacob's Oil. Mr Henry L. Davis—"Bruises, cuts, sprains, aches—all havo beon rapidly subdued by its magic influence." Mr A.E. Harris-"! hayo experienced considerable relief in cases of rheumatism and rheumatic gout by using St. Jacob's Oil." LUXENE. LUXENE, THE MEW SAFE LIGHT. Brilliant, puro, and smokeless; alow in burning and yielding a puro white light; this is tho most economical iltuminanfc in use. Evory tin branded Luxeno, and fitted with improved patent tap, Strongly castd for carriage. Don't take any other,

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