The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1884-05-17 00:00:00

FANCY TOBACCOS,

AT THZ

ESTABLISII ED SHOP
S. FIELD,
111 G-11 STREET, STOURBRIDGE.

J. B. HEYS,

NIUSIC REPOSITORY
I.IIWI STREET, CRADLEY HEATH. .4147)
leo. 5, HORSE FAIR. KIDDIRMINETIIi.

ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL narnitanuffrs
USED AND REPAIRED. PIANO-FORT(II
TUNED BY THE !YEAR OR OrIIERWIS/1.
11 übic Leons given at either of M. above A (Wrote

PAWNING A Prize OF Ttorsiss TOIL Maratctis.--Jastes
(Francis Thomas lives at Pontuewynydd. near Postypeel,
lit intnouth,hire. He is now twenty-three years of age.
Lying. with his mother, a widow. Setae 'levee peers egit.
'then a nizre boy, he went to work in a coal pi. se • nista.
in o der to assist his moVier in rearing her tastily of Wile
children. Soon, however, the little tallow broke tows is
ealth ; but the necessities of the family seemed te roans%
it, and ho continued to toil in the nines, suff.ring all
line from the effects of indigestion, an agonising ay se *
ueing asthms, in such a troublesome farm that bike PIMP
unpl,lot to lie in bed. Working through the day. *se-
am, as nes. L e a...J..6u ...6 6. -- -.-- • •• • .6.-4%. mi ...1,41
lust:irony undermined his constitution. Year -b7 yeer.,lor
116 health grew worse and worse, until at last rbeallaaus -
anie with aU its dreadful agony. One iotnt after atimr
le se
becanic swollen and infliimed. so that he was obliged to atop
,tork. In this sad plight the now yessag sera was lionised
the house for two long pars, suffettag all that mortal
11.1.4 eudute. One physicau after &lollies was oalled agligl
„o treat his complaint, but with 10 bezel'. fat the goer.
fellow continued to grew worse and wore*. anise 1m Sat
ionic means of relief, a consultation et &latent was isold
When it was decided that an ordeal* disease of Me Mee
dusted in an in uruble form, and that *Mimi aid. malt
not afford relief. He was Oren up to die. Them yeare a
expensive medical treatmont had OIL bliligad I"
avings o he mother, and they had ask money at bar wrela
the necessaries of life. But a fond mother &ever Orel 11
in tlespdr. There was one spark of Up, left. *Oil"' •
ad told her of a remedy that lasic eutod so mon! 0140•, _.._
ven when as hopeless as ibis one named e hw-ae• see,
mother's love went out for her dear bey. Ist hew to gee
• mo.oy was satire!,
C medicine w.is the question. Their _ ,_, he had ass.
one. The boy bads new pair of Vous*" -"''
ill to wear. and the mother rateori•--4
ha boy is.to 'die he will not wre4, them ee Imo ag Init
ors to vi
Me hit'
witkin herself. 517
pledge them for medi, ins with au eft .
.. No,
Strange as it may appear, the 130)480__.?.,_ 21.e!:!100Pa Proeititil
isatvbeulbee knn"n obtainorthede IrWaitatkil- f th.
• jinittalf bar
t the chemist's shop in Pontypeoli wpa Inniri?ltY Wistai4eg
at the pawnbroker's effected a care ip. Sal hopirlesi e sir
whtch had been pronounood asiacilt**lo. BUt it tip eattii
the p.rivnbroker. It is now nearly tWe years stalleibb
-sok place. and young James Trundle Thomas lasa Um
he
ye that
medicine if the
ccohuel
Acing in she coal-pit und.rgrourol ever since. ears,PS
.ira pay f, r over-work, which he is able to postern. US
)urse he never had organic di•eass of the heart. u Wag
apposed.. The palpitation, rhenmat;sn. and asthma were
acre symptoms Of the real d r,isease. which was dye
Jr indigestion. for which the remedywae espem nally adult
those who wish to communicate with this yOung Man 411.
write to bairn at the above address, ar d he sill vouch ter 6.4
curative properties of Seigers syrup, the oracle 'MS
effected this at riost miraculous care. The folliwrinif 1_ _ ~,beee
is from a chemist, who thought the facts saes 11.*1'"
ilm h
known :—" James Francis Thomas. of Fontaserrreliree•
Pontypool, age twenty-three, collier, was ill toas
f__ goys-. a
unable to do any work for three years. nrrer eiplfain. w.a.
hed for nine years, had to sleep in a stooßtog_ *food wki,
rented by nearly all the doctors fer,TlMan. ma hew*
enerally stated his complaint to be 747770-wor Se ease It.
scare of a chionic nature. and Wen .......age4 to k 7.
When hope had nea-ly died out
41,217 tbs of bilii r.u,siti, imdi
Seigel's Syrup • and, to Um' a after takinghalf &bottle he
astonishment of his ucigbb°nrst;,,,kaugosi• bottle)* went •
could lie down in bed. Atte
ior4 on with the third. eadi
"lie% =other is in reptn.res, and es
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