KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4461, 4 July 1893, Page 3

KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.

This trite saying is so well grounded lin tho eipcrienco of mankind that its truth would be worth as much as the fffirt of proving that tho aim shines. Wham no knowledge exists no power Is found. A people will not uphold, a constituency will not endorse, a piper conducted on any other principlethan that of disseminating knowlodge. A paper is tho mouthpiece of the people, and as such must apeak tho popular thought and sentiment truthfully, intelligently, and pertinently. A notable fact of this instance has nut only beou tho editorial opinions of but the unqualified testimonial of the trade and tho people, to the efficaoy of that well-knuwn romedy St. Jacobs Oil. Very many journals the world over, of highest worth and standing, havo editorially and otherwise, employed their columns to ohroniclo tho euros and proclaim the wonderful worth of tho great pain conqueror, St. Jacobs Oil, and in the history of journalism these articles have been unparalleled in doaling with aotual taets, based upon tho straightforward statements of people of unimpeachablo integrity. ON THE GOLD-FIELDS. Mr Wehre Croizhur, editor Palmer, Chronicle, Palmer Ooldfields.Maytown Queensland, wroto that after three applications of St Jacobs oil he was relieved of lumb-iKo, and that It oxertod an equally happy result upon gout, to whioh he had been subject for years, The miners in tho goldfields have used it at this suggestion, and regard it as an Invaluable speoiflo for pains of all aorta, to which, as a class, they are peculiarly subjoot,