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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4302, 23 December 1892, Page 3

BT. JACOB'S OIL (YOU OAN'T GET AMAD OF FACTS) OONQDBRS PAIN. Prominent Brisbane Men Testify, Tuey Ali Use It, Head Their Sunos of Praise, Mr P. O'O. Ruaaell—" Ite success iii all instances has been highly gratifying," Mr Fred 0. Lea (Vice-president, N.R V,) —" I have uaod St Jacob's Oil successfully in the treatment of sprains eto." Mr flaymond Urquliart—" I would not bo without it; it is a faithful companion." Mr Leon Erchman—" It had a wonderful effect." Mr E. F, Eculin, U.F.H.—"The effects of tbe oil were simply marvellous." Mr R. Billineton—" I have derived great relief from tho application of the oil." Mr John A. Olark—' 1 1 have found tho oil a very sovereign remedy," Mr J. T. lales, Mayor—" I have often used St. J. 0., and have always obtained good result," Mr George Beal—" 1 suffered from seyere strains, and found it gave instantaneous relief." Mr Alex, M'Lean (Alderman)—"l find it bo beneficial that 1 am nover without a supply." Mr Ernest A. Smith—"Whon occasion arises I uso it, and can testify to its oxcellent effects." Mr John W. Slack—"lt nevor failed to afford me rolief in a very short time." Mr Alfred Edds—"The contents of ono bottle affected an abzoluto cure of severe rheumatism." Mr John Hialop—"lhave tried innumerable remedies, but none with Buch good results as St. Jacob's Oil," Mr Henry L. Davis—"Bruises, cutß, sprains, aches—all have been rapidly subdued by its magic influence," Mr A. E. Harris—"l havo experienced considerable relief in cases of rheumatism and rheumatic gout by using St, Jacob's Oil."

NOTICE. tho undersigned as sawmillers, under the style of Evernden and Williams, has this day been dissolved 'by mutual consent, All debts due to the late firm must be paid to George Evernden, who will pay the liabilities of tho said late co-partner-ship. Dated at Maotorton, this 22nd day of Decofober, 1892. G. 0. EVERNDEN, E. G.WILLIAMS. Witness to signatures, 0. P, GiWITH, Solicitor, Mastorton. P. HOLLOWAI hia friends and patrons "A MERRY CHRISTMAS m A HAPPY NEW YEAR," and announces that he will have a display of 'XMAS MEAT this FRIDAY EVENING,