The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22 00:00:00

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Wow! Logthoos Ceres Cough,, Asthma.
BroisersitlL—Mo4lo.l testudeay states that no other
medicine is so effectual in toe cure of them dangerous
maladies. Hass lozenge alone gives ewe, one or two st
bed-titne mimes rut. Forreliemoi difficulty of breath.
ing they are invaluable lidd by all Cnembila, in tine,
Is. 14d. and Is. 91. sack.
TOWIIIII Pennyroyal end Steel ills tor females, guiltily
correct all irregular ties, and relieve the distressing symp-
toms so prevalent with the sex. Boxes is. ltd. and 2, 9.1.
lof all monism Sent eny wheel on receipt ut 15 or 43
' stamps, by the maker. It T. fossils,. Chemist. Nottingham
PAMIII2IO • rale OF Teeing/Le roe MEDICINE—Janos
Francis Thomas lives to Poulnewdnydd. nem Pontypool.
Monmouthshire. He is nue V years/ of eta living with
his mother, • widow. Sane 11 years ago, then a mere
boy, he went t • work in the coal.pit as • miner, In order
to moist his mother io rearing her family of little children.
Soon, however, the little silos broke do wn in health a• but
the necemitiee of the family mend to require it, and he
continued to toil in the mines, suffering .11th. time Ito..
the effects of indigestion, an &content symptom Lent
asthma, in such a troublesome form that the boy was
unable to lie in bed. Working through the day, and
regent as beet be could in WI erm.chair during the night,
naturally undermined his constitution. Year by year his
health grew worm and worm, until at last rheumatism
cams with all it. dreadful agony. One joint alter mother
became swat n and intuited, so that he was obliged to
stop work. In this sad plight the now young man was
c Alibied to the hoses for two long years, audering all that
mortal could endure. One physician alter another was
called upon to trait his compleint, bat with no benefit, f..r
the poor fellow continued to grow worse and worse. Hop-
ing to end some means of Tidied, a consultat on of doctors
erne held, when it was decided that an organic disease of
the heat t existed in an incurable form, ant that medical
aid could not afford relief. He wag given up to die. These
years of expensive medical treatment had exhaust.' the
little savings of the mother, end they bad no mon• y to
buy even the necessaries of hiu. But a fond mother never
g.vee up in eleamir. Timm woe one spark of hope left.
Someone had told her of Armand), that hod cut• I • o many
cases—even when ati hopeless as this one menied to be—
and the mother's love went out for her dear boy. But how
to grit the medicine was the wireliols. Their money was
le Welt gone. The boy ha I • hew pilr of truumrs that he
had been too ill to wear, end thu wither reasoned withiu ,
herself, "If the hty is to die he will not need them, so
L may as well pledge them for medicine with an effort to
rave his life" Strange silt inlay app ar, the bottles of
medicine procured at the chitiumt's si op in Pontypo
with the moony obtained train tie patentor ik- re effected
a cure in this h,-poles. cue, which hod hem probouncod
so incurable. But it ia only just to sty that ir the
chemot had known of the wa it, if thu femily the
nualicin. could hive been oft on ol without • visit to the
pawnbroker. It is aow Lea. ly t• o years since this took
pla., and young James Frond. Timmse hag been work-
ing .oth. coal pit underground vr einmi earning extra
Pay for over-work, which ho is able to perform. Of
c ulna be never had organic dis,•se of the teen, as woe
supoosed The galpitotion, rheuinattem, and asthma were
were syniptoms of the real disess., which wise dymepaik
or indigestion,for which the remedy was espes ally adapt .d.
Thai. who wish to communicate with this young Oinn can
wete to him at the aborts al treat, and he will vouch for
the c, itive propartiys 'ham's Syrup, the artlyle that
ffectad Lois m NIS miretal PA, Cure. The followin t Istier
is from a chemist, who thought the facts should be male
known :—" James Pratte. l'homm, of Pontnewynydd,
near Pontypool, aged 23, collier, was ill for lain° years,
unable to do any work for three years,
bed for nine years, ha I to sleep in • stepping posture,
was treated by nearly all the docton for wiles round, who
unerally stated his coinp'ali.t to b rheumatism and
heart disease of • chronic 'titan., and beyond all ,oser
to cure. When hope hid nearly diet out hu was
persuaded to try Seigei's Syrop ; and, to the delight of his
relatives and set inishm-nt of his n' ighboors, after
taking half a bottle he c mull lay down in bed. A ter
taking one bottle he went to work. He has now token
too bottles, and on with thy third, and is quit • well and
strong. Ilia mother la in rapture., and can talk nothing
elm but tue marvellous cure, and wishes me to make it
known.'