The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1871-08-12 00:00:00

Ireaknexe Pebility.

In eases of debility, languor and nervousness, genera •
tail by excess of any kind, %nether mental or physical,
the effects of these Pills is in the highest degree bracing,
renovating, arid restorative. They drive from the system
the morbid cause* ..1 disease, re-establish the digestion,
regulate all the -,ecretionS, strengthen toe nervous sys-
tem, raise the patient's spirits, and bring hack the frame
to its pristine health and vigour.
Turn of Lire, and Dropieal Swellinun.

The turn of life is the most distressing period in wo-
man's ekistenre ; it destroys thousands. The whole of
the gross humours collect together, and like a tide sweep
awsy uesith and life itself, if not Lanny and powerfully
checked. The most Certain antidote for alt toese dangers
is Holloway's Pills. Aimed with them the fiery ordeal is
passed through, and the sufferer le Once Inure restored to
the possession of unimpaired health. It to but little
known that at the so caned " tarn of life,- man also,
when verging on forty or forty.five, discovers that his
health is considerably deranged and knows not the cause
—• critical period in his life. All perils to both sexes
aro at once removed by recourse to these Pill,.

174 Kidiage—Their Derntigenteut Sind Ow.

II these /411 s be used accordiug to the printed directions,
sad the Olntuient rubbed Ovrr the regiou of the kidneys
tee at least half an hour at bed time, us Salt is forced iuto
meat, it grill penetrate the kidne)• and correct shy de,
'easement. Should thaatlliction be atone or grovel, a
is particularly recoinniendeu that the Ointment, it, suel,
cases, be used night and molniug, as hj, its judicious up.
plicatior, the most übtounuitqc cures may be performed.

Th• Pills and Ointment are sold at Professor HOLLO
asv's EstablisLment, 553, oxford-at. Lontiou ; also by
nearly every re:pectabie N'rclor of dedione throughout
the Livilised World, in Boxes and Pots, at Is lid, 24
1. 64, 11., Ws, and llas each. The 2. 91 size eoutams
throe, the ts 64 size six, the 11. size %Met., the 22s
size thirty-three, and the :43, size fifty-two times the
quantity of als lid Box or Pot. The smallest Box of
Pals contains four dozen; and the smallest Put of Oita.
mint ore (Mime.

Full printed directions are taxed to each Box and Pot,
and eau be bad in any lanfruge, even in furbish, Arabic,
•rnienian, Persian, or untuese.

• • t. "ltr•ov.. • t toner, and in
~.Ntatiena 1.) Mows with whatever they
tontld at the todment It. their hands npon, and
the nnhappy result was, that several of the po-
lice and people were dangeronsly wonnded
is perhaps to he regretted that the police all.
thorities even attempted to put down this de-
monstration by force, but certainly it is to lie
lamented that any such demonstration was got
up. Ft was miserably ill-timed and out of place.
We feel assured, however, that this unfortunate
riot will not cause Englishmen to think any
worse of Ireland as a whole. A few Fenian
rioters are not Ireland, nor do a few " Nationa-
list firebrands represent the nation, and we
may look forward to the time when Ireland, un-
der a more beneficent rule i'vill be a prosperous
portion of 0111' ,od Queen's dominions, and
when her sons anti daughters will feel that an
alliance with England is mutually advantageous,
and that there is a strength in union, which
neither could possess apart