The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1866-12-01 00:00:00

INDI6ESTION.

Ind ige stion is a elites& r of the stomach nod first lutes
c,,es or towels. and sbructimes extends itself to other
organs of the be,.
The symptoms of Indigestion are—Dith ult Digestion
of the }oral, a sense of Oppression and Uneasinessof the
Bowele, as metinies Looseneee.Furred Tongue, Impaired
Strength, Flatulence, Sickness. Headache, Palpitation
of the Heart, Pains in the Pit of the Stomach and
towar,ls the Right Side, Sallowness of Complexion, He-
',session of Spirits. Nervousness, Disturbed Sleep, Cold
Limbs, Feverish Heat, Flushing of the Fare, Dryness in
the Mouth, Weakness in the knees : sometimes the sight
is din), and the person is laid prostrate, and thus the
happiness of life, as far as health is concerned, is
destroyed.
In the treatment of Indigestion, the object to be sought
is to restore the stomach end the system at large to their
proper tone and strength. These ends most be obtained
by the use of very mild aperients, vegetable bitters, and
astringents. These remedies are tube found in tLe

CELEBRATED HERBACEOUS STOMACH
PILLS,

which are specially prepared for the cure of Indigestior,
Liver Complaints, and Nervousness, by Inomes J.
BAIILEI, Chemist, High-street, Bilston.
They are perfectly free from all mineral and mercurial
preparations, gamboge, croton oil, or any other of the
poisonous drastic drugs, which are so commonly used in
the preparation of Fills. The Herbaceous Stomach Pills
centalu the extracts of some of the choicest digestive,
antibilious, tonic, and aperient herbs and vegetables the
earth produces. Per Ladies and Gentlemen of very
delicate constiaitions, and subject to nervousness, they
are one of the very best medicines ever prepared. As a
rule, they give no pain nor oceasionleny inconvenience.
Children of the youngest age as well as people of advaned
years, may take them with the greatest safety. As a
family medicine they cannot be excelled. One trial will
be enough to establish them.
In confirmation of the above statement, hundreds of
testimonials might be given, but let the following be
suthcient :
Mr. Lowrie, of Hayton• Bent, near Ludlow, Salop,
says: I was suffering very much from Indigestion,
Weakness, and Depression of Spirits, which rendered me
quite unable to attend to my work for several months.
Alter having had medical advice, and reeiving no benefit
therefrom, I was induced to try Bagle I lerbacreu s
lit.taeh flits, which have done mean much good that I
am now follow my employment with ease lu,d comfort;
ill fact, I feel quite • new man."
bold by most Chemists in the British Empire, at iid.
and Is lid each, or sent free for 8 or 14 stampi,
Wholesale Agents: Messrs. Barclay and Sons, Far-
tingdon.street, London; Messrs. Sanger and Sons,
Oxford-street, London; and all Wholesale Medicine
Mosses.
Retail Agents in this neighbourhood: Mr. Ford,
Printer, Brierley-Hill ; Mr. Levi, Bookseller, Stoat.
bridge; Mr. Cox, Chemist, Old Hill; Mr. Hadley,
Chemist, Blackheath ; Mr. liollason,Chemist, Kingswin.
ford; Mr. Lair, Stationer, Kidderminster; and Mr.
Begun, Chemist, Dudley.

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liar delicious rich flavour, and is relish • I g it the highest
degree, with every kind of dish. fflanutactured only by
Henry Loverock, Chemist, Coventry-street, Stourbridgo
and sold Wholesale and Retail, in bottles, Oil, Is, and 2s
each.—Ageuts wanted.

CHEAPES r PASSAGE
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Information given free to intending Emigrants. Pas-
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CURES MADE EASY BY
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

BAD LEGS, ULCEROUS SORES, BAD L'REASTS,
AND OLD WOUNDS.
No description of wound. Fore, or Weer can Todd a the hes
lag primertics of this excellent Ointment. The wond mum.
✓eadily assume a healthy appearance whenever this
Lout in implial; sound Scutt nprings up from the bottom of
the wonnd. inflammation of the surrounding skin in:wrested
and a complete and permanent cure quickly follows the us*
of the Ointment.
PILES, FISTULAS. AND INTERNAL INFLAMMATION
These distressing rind weakening dineases may with cc'
tabity be cared by the autfereni themselves, if they will on•
111 olloway'a Ointment and closely attend to the printed In
structions. It should Inc well rnbbed upon the neighbouring
Sinn' when all obnoxious matter will be removed. A nouns*
of bread and water may noinetimen be applied tit lost time
with advania-n• the most scrupulous chinuliti3O must be
observed. If thom who reed this paragraph oil bring it
%inter the notice of such of their nctionintauees e horn it may
winearn. they will render a Mef VICO that will neicr ho forgot.
ton, wi • cure that in certain.

Ytheernatiem.
See *s.
Son: Nipple*.
Sure Threat,,.
Skin Ihriore,o*.
Starry.
Sore H.wale.
Tumours.
Meer..
Wounds.
Yaws.

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Sold it the Establishment of PitorSsitoß rIOLLOIVAT
It. Strand, (near Temple Bar,) London ; also by all res
peetable Drugai.ta and Dealers in Medicine( throtighoti
the Civilized 0 ii, at the following prices lid.
2s. od., ts. 6d., or 225., nod 335., each pot.
&dr There is &considerable saving by taking the larger
NUJ.
N.B.—Directions for the guidance of patients in every
ester Sr. Mixed to each.

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ntira:g.vrtsw. OMIT, AND NEU HALOI.I JAS. FllillY,
Nothing heath° power of roaming inflansination end web i THOS. GliltßWlffh,
Oct pa4lll in those runlet:dada in the camp ilegroo as Iloilo ' JAS. BAIINBJUOLIG11."
way a iwiiiiing Ointment and l'orifyin.,•• :Pills. When need
eiiiiiiitane.inaly they iirive all infiantnotion ant iliipravi tine It would appear by the shove that the Clerk
te the KVAtelte. n° and ,11301. el; enlargement of
lb.-jiiiiita. :tettth, . pulled down work erected under his wain super-
trartn.t. A core noy alwaya he effeeieit even ueilor Vision ; that ho allowed a tpuratity of Bath sten°
th• wiirat einwillishineiis. if the 11. Or L 16.0 1110.11e1.14,1 be to hoi
peiriwv.ired in. bilrieul, whic:i was list accordin,..t ti the
Moltlf '1 li! litiATs, parrot:las. QUINSF.Y. 313 IPS. Mill speciffs(tion, and costing the contractor Is GI
ALI. orttrat liElt \ Niit'itlii,iTS Or 'rite: runt r. m
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m:olio. ii 7,,. i,..,., I per foot ore. Tddn he walls were elestieow
II 1115,,,u entannt at le-ist threii ' . ti.o •iii a dm:. lip... the ; with wind aiol water, extra to contract, which is
:4,, apis.,,,. rv-t ~t the vbert, ao as to pen Arate to the specified axe tool work, Be allowed-carpenters
' O. d "" me"t: ""...."."..' win " "ee
ll work to be put together under hwuis o eyes with-
ra ttttt Ils 41111111iLloli and aleeration. The worst ease* wi yield to tide treatuieut by following the ',viatica drawn... out complaint, and when completed for erection
Bath the Ointment and Pian sho—uld be used in the follow he condemned it as unfit. Surely, if this be
true, it is a very serious i thin.' for the contrac-
wg Cone t.
Bed Leal. Cancers. tor. It not only puts him to 's
considerable ex-
tinct Breasts. ,' Contracted Ind ' pence, but throws his men out of employ at
Berne. Stiff Join..
1111111i1.114. ' Elephant eels. Yoxall and Stow-bridge; anti the result of the
late of Mosehetoes Tilden.. dispute is that Mr. Ife has removed the building
soil Sand-flies. ' Gout.
materials—tons of lead and other valuables—and
Coewbity. i Olanielar Swell-
Chlean-foot. tugs. taken down the scaffolding, which, if he had not,
Chilblains. L 111111444 would doubtless have been considerably damaged
Chapped hand.. Tiles.
Gents (soft, by the weather. Itis much to be deplored that
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siieh a state of things should come Co pass, and
that the church—which so far is a handsome
structure—to be exposed to all kinds of weather
which must necessarily have a very damaging
effect upon it.
We hope, ere long, to have to report that this
dispute is settled between them, and that the
contractor will be enabled to complete the work
to Ms own, and his employer's ;satisfaction.

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