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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4764, 4 July 1894, Page 3

A SEVERE COLD. Mr William Harding write from 'Ohine tahi,' Foddington, Sydney, under date Ma, 9,lß94:—"Baviug accidentally discovered the clhcacy of St. Jacob's Oil under a differout method of application from those pre. scribed in the directions, I ftiwwd it.to.voii in order that you may, if you wish, haveli included in the ordinary directions for use, as it mayprovo valuable tomanypcnons in cases of ACUTE INFLAMMATION, Some time ago I caught a very severe cold, which settled on my chest. The inflammation became so acute that I found it necessary MUSTARD PLASTER APPLIED FOR THIKrY MINUTES, but it failed to tako effect. I immediately had another mixed with whisky, which a perhaps the strongest form in which a mustard plaster can be prepared. This was also applied for thirty inmates, but it likewise had no effeot. I then thought I would MAKE AN EXPERIMENTTOTHST.JACOBVSOILBYAP. PLYING IT IN THE FORM OF A PACK -on a small scale, of coursa, lsoakoda Piece of cotton rag about four inches squaro with the oil, and placed it next the skuund over it two or three foldsof flannel, In less hon three minutes it made its presence taown with much severity. I kept it applied for twenty minutes. IT DID ITS WORK THOROUGHLY, AND EFFECTUALLY REDUCED THE INFLAMMATION I always beep a bottlo of St, Jacob's Oil in the house, and have frequently found it of groat service to both children ond adults." St Jacobs Oil acts like magic, It Is tho universal household remedy for pain, Bold everywhere in Auetrolosia. Price 3/- per bottle, ' l

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