The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1884-11-15 00:00:00

Samuel Heckscher senr.,

Banker and cxehange agent at
Hamburg, Germany.

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-IA THAT contributes greatly to success?
V V '• • A good memory.
WI.3T always causes failure in life?
A bad memory.
Wil.tTivlse nitn digieenmsiisbtl e tzyeLecunL, Lady and
Merchant,
rGentleman,Lawyer,
Manufacturer, Farmer, Ac.? A good memory.
IVROMSZ:TEe'T every
g oneo,
memoryobtr. obtain
—the
from
P Physiologicaln°F I's
Art of never forgetting—wholly unlike Mnemonics. Any
book whatever mastered in one readino.
LOST MEMORIES RESTORED.
Protpectuses post free —ivinc opinions of Mr. RICHARD
A. PROCTOR, DR. ANDREW WILSON, Clergymen and
others who have studied the system.
Greet inducements to correspondence Classes in " Never-
fqrgetting " and for Cure of " 31ind-Wandering" in all parts
of the world.—Private Lessons—Day and Evening Classes—
Lectures in Families of the Nobility and Gentry. '
PrOfelSB47T LOISETTE, 87, NSW OXFORD STEER; LONDON.

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OVER THE SUNSHINE OF EXISTENCE HANGS A
BLACK CLOUD.
With the uncertainty of life is mingled the dark mystery
of death! %Shute on the cue bend we catch the welcome
sound of a re w breath of lite that tells of an addition to
our species. on the other we shudder tis a e hear the rush-
ing giro of the Destroying Angel! The nighty voice of
the Great Influence which rules the Universe has pro-
nounced nu fate ; the dread tat hies tone for In and every
mortal 'man is doomed to die. But, though we eanuot
prevent, can we postpone death? The Question is momen-
tous, even if it concern the prolongation of life but by a
single Lour, inasmuch as every instinct prompts us to tight
the boldest battle we can for this glor.ous boon of existence.
The promptings of instinct are but the) spontaneous voicts
of nature and it is our duty to obey. But there still re-
mains the question. can death be postponed by a single
hour? Yes; for the world woiks in obedience to certain
Jaws; and a stu. yof these plow that those wh have the
Judi went und the mill to buckle tat the shield, which
nature places ready to the r grasp, limy ward, if the insidi-
ous attacks of the implacable enemy of life, until in a ripe
old age, toe vital faculties gradual y decay, nee the lige'
of Peace glides softly hitt, our ere owe leading b. a• it
were, in a gentle slumber to the regions beyond the
shadow of the tomb.
Ihe Fell Destroyer makes his first approaches in many
forms, but none are more favoured by him than that of
a deadly foe now pr., ying upon the very vitals of Modern
Society. A ha. is this foe? There are few among us who
have riot been or are noW to some extent its victims.
Would the iesder knew it he, wo, is under the ban of this
frightful scourge? Let him ask Welsch whetuer he ex-
periencea en)' of the following symptoms:
There are pains about the chest and seles, and come-
t.rites in the back. The mouth has a bad tact- especially
in the morning; and there are teelinge of dullness esti
drowsiness. The appetite is poor, a sna tof sticky al me
collects about the teeth, there is a feeling as of a heavy
load on the etomach, and sometimes a faint, all-gone
stwatiou at the pit of the stomach, which food does nut
satisfy. The eyes are sunken, the hands and feet become
cold und tel arum.. iter is white a cough sets in, at
first dry, but eV ended in the course of a few months with
expect( ration of a greenish colour. the sufferer feels
eoueteutly tired, and piece seems tJ Wont him no rest.
Nervoesuess, irritability, aud evil forebodings follow.
When rising sudoenly, there is itviiielioes,, a soit of a hirl-
hug sensation in the heed. The repe els become costive ;
tit,: skit is airy Ana Ii t at times; the blood becouies thick
and stagnant; the whe es oi the eyes are tinged with
yellow ; the mine is scanty and high r olouieci, cep citing
is seohaeut alter s ending- Theae 15 frequently a spitting
up sif the o tines with a so.r la-te and et others
with a sweetish taste. 'lies is tete', attended mith paleita.
lion of the heart or impuired ii.ion, with spats before the
eyes, accompan'eu ).a, at pr st atter' and wa akness.
all of these s.a nil toms ate in tilt iii'; esti: . It is thought
that tearlv ot.e-t hit d f air I,,,i,mittluu has tnis disease in
s aof its varied folio,. )!eli al ii en hive mistaken tee
eutto e. I he kag:l(4l.y. Its tue hallo: is Ds spepsta or In-
dieestiou ; for wisieli a eeitani zeintiely is to tie toned in
Mother - s Ci.atat.a.c Lay a nieululliaa which has Won
iu 6uth hemispheres a cont.d, LCe fonuited only on its great
virtues. The syrup esia tie °btu Lieil ire.n slay ch...uAist
meAteine Veudu , from the luau litui, aS. .1 a.u,-xkl
(Limitt al). 17. gtuu Udon,
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