KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4481, 27 July 1893, Page 3

KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.

This trite saying is so woll grounded in the experience of mankind that its truth would be worth as much as the effort of proving that tho aun shines, Where no knowledge exists no power is found, A people will no phold, a constituency will not endorse, a paper conducted on uny other principle than that of disseminating knowledge. A paper is tho mouthpiece of the pooplo, and as such must speak tho popular thought and sentiinont truthfully, intelligently, and portinontly, A notable fact of this mstanoo has not only bun the editorial opinions of but the unqualified testimonial of tho trade and the people, to the effioaoy of that well-known romedy St, Jacobs Oi'. Voty many journals the world ovor, of highest worth aud standing, have editorially and .otherwise, employed their columns to chronicle the euros and proclaim the wonderful worth of the great pain conqueror, St. Jacobs Oil, and in the history of journalism theso articles have been unparalleled in doaling with aotual tacts, based upon the straightforward statements of people ot unimpeaohable integrity.

ON THE GOLD-FIELDS.

Mr Wehro Oroizhur, editor Palmer, Ohroniole, Palmer (Jo'dfields, Maytown Queensland, wrote that after three applications of St Jacobs oil he was relieved of lumbago, and that it cxerted'an equally happy result upon gout, to which he had been subject for, years. The miners in the goldfiolds have used ic at thia suggestion, and regard it as an invaluable speoifio for pains of all sorts, to which, as a class, they are peculiarly subject.