The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1885-01-17 00:00:00

BR/GILT CLEAR COMPLEXION

SOFT HEALTHFUL SKIN';

rig PEARS' SOAP, for Toilet Red Nursery, specially prePared
for the delicate sk.n of ladies and children and oter,
sensitive to the weather, winter or summer. Pro c4°
redness, roughness, and chapping. &Ad everywhe es, in
Tablets, Is each. Larger sizes, is 6d and 2s td.
The medical profession are now ordering Cinstlll!'''
Cocol ESSENCE en thousands of cases, because it contain,
more nutritious and nesh-forming elements thou any other
beverage, and it is proferab:e to the thick starchy (300$
ordinarily sold. When you ask for i.;adbury's Cocoa
Essence be sure that you get it, as shopkeepers of ten push
' imitations for the sake ot extra profits. Makers in Pi°
Queca. Paris Depot, 66, Fauborough St. Honore.

KEEP YOUR TEETH ! Bot-er pay half-a-nrown to n
Druggis:. for a bottle of TIK II EEL and keep your teeth tbar
t alt-a-crown to a dentist and lose them. Titlmel cures te
Tic, lacAmoho, Neuralgia an l nearly every co of Teo
ache, safety and speedily. kt.tt is tuand
lift CO minutes. sold by all Chornists and Patant
Voialor, at 2s Ui. Parcels Post, free 2s Ott, in stanapS
P. 0.0., from the Manufacturers, Clarke, l3leasdale, 6olt
Co, fork.
Icor a sustait.irg. comforting, and nourishing beverage
dii .k Cadbury's Pure Cocoa, and d..) not b.: pasualed
to ~ecept a substitute.
1. AWYSas hose Professional labours necessitate
1011.4 iutcrvals between meals—nothing will be touuLl 60
exhilarating, comforting, and capable of en,taiulll3
bausted nature, as Cacluury's Cocoa, guartuteed 00'
lately pare.

OVER THE SUNSHINE OF EXISTENCE lIANGS
11LACK CLOUD.
With the uncertainty of life is mingled the dark mysterY:
of death! While on the one hand we catch the welcome
Aiund of a new breath of he that tells of an addition to -
our spec,es' on the °that we shudder as wp hear the rush; 1
nig wiiigs of the Destroying Angel! The a,igety voiee
the Uredt luilucuoe which rules the Universe has 'Mi.'
uueueed our fate ; the dread fiat has gone for.h, and
mortal num is doomed to die! But, though we cans°
preveut; can we postpone death? The question is moluOn.
tou,i, even if it cuacern the prolongation of life but, LI I!:
single hour, inasmuch as every iustaict prompts us to AO*.
the ooldest battle we can for this glor.ons boon of existence'
The prouipiings of instinct are but tue spontaneous vowel..
01 nature, toad it is our duty to obey. JAM there still rir •,•
mains toe question, can death be postponed by a salig!e ,
hour? Yes; for the world works in obedience to certioS
laws; and it stu,.y of these p;•cive that those wh ) have 1.1:
jud„meut and the will to buckle on the shield, Whir,
nature places ready to the r grasp, may ward elf the
uus attacks of tue implacable enemy of life, until iu a
ri
elit age, um vital faculties gradual y decay, and the auglei
of Peace glides softly ieto our preseuce leading
were, in a gentle slumber to the regions beyo
shadow uf the tomb.
Ihe Fell Destroyer makes his first approaches in snag
forms, but none are a 1.., taioureu uy ann wan that
a deadly foe now preying upon the very vitals of Modern
Society. Mut, is Luis foe? There are few among as Wao
' have no beea or are now to some extent its victims.
Weald the reader know if he, tie, is under tue ban of this
trig:itiul scourge? Let him ask himself whet_ser ste
porienCeS any of the fdlturring symptoms: •
Taere are pains about the chest and sites, and sOnse.-
times us the back. The mouth has a bad taste, espeoisll9, '
in the morning; and there are feelings of dullness /wii
drewsiuess. The appetite is po,r, a sort of sticky ultras
collects about the mesh, there is a feeling as of a heasY •
load on the stomach, and sometimes a faint, all-gout
srusaduu at the pit ot the stomach, which food doss 11°'
satisfy. The eyes are sunken, the lianas and feet °fecal+
cola und tel claann . After a while a cough sets in,'"
drat, dry, but attended in the course of a few naonms wits
expectoration of . a greenish colour. The sufferer feele
vuustantly tire I, and sleep seems; o afford him no rest'
..etvoushess, irriteuility, and evil forebodings folio'''. •
v‘rhen rising suddenly, there is a giddiness, a sort of whirl.
tug sensation in the head. The bowels become costive ;
ihe skin is dry and hut at times; the blood becomes Olio!,
and stagnant; tue whites of the eyes are tinged
yeLLow; the urine is scanty and high coloured, dep siting
• sedimentatter satuduag- There is frequently a spitting ,
• ef the .o id—at times with a soar taste sad et ottiefit
with sweetish taste. This is often attended with pipits- •;
.ion a the heart or imp aired vision, with spots befell,
tMO
is,yes,,faccomptul.ed uy great pr,stration and weakoes°'
all of these symptoms are in turn present. It is thutitiiiV
h oue-third of our population has this disease in
s‘.uraitO nearly
itsrly varied firms. Aleddeal men have mistaken 11i""
autu" uf die malady. Its true name is Dyspepsia or .I.lk •
aigeattea ; for which a ceitain remedy is to tie wand 01
alutuee Curative dyrup—a meamine which has. WBB
in bop hemispheres a coundence locualed only on its•
• greill
The Syrup cm De obtained :rem any chealist or
• 8 veador, ut from the proprietors, A. tuitlt.
ne.i.caud) (
17 rri. rt,ea Leniton, Lataite ' 6
W. Lismenier, n;astovec, uridgwater, Wail he f°l.
wing

"West Quay, Rridgwater, i
•Weeeusber e15t,1893 ,
"Dear Sir,—lt affords ma great pleasure to add my tog".
mouy to the wouderfui effects of -dottier Sieves Curativ
Syrup. For a peri..ect of eigut years I sulterea froth ,
severe c..ugh and ludieestion, wita frequent attacks
rneumatisin ; wird for cie,eu iumths 1 was under siedies'
treacineui, vrttuout duriving tdo sh4ritest toneln. 'rite Last
tour doctors 1 WAS undor assurel ma that 1111110 WAS &1101/0.
ASS CA-0, aLld gere me up .114 llaCtltab:e. About MO
time I heard of Seigel's syrup, welch I was traduced t° - '
try, and through its use, I sun thank= to say, i quicali
gut restored •to health, and am now able to foiluor la
usual occupatiou. J. may say thut whenever 1 foal tad
leasf, syruptiom of my out complaints 1 at one. wire •',
row doses of the sy.up, which quicitty sets me all ri;itta.•:
"end you this in the hope Lust ether sallerore may 0*
iuciueeu to give the 3 yrup it tual.-1."...Ars truly,
(Signed) "flux. Randall ,
W. H. Havars, We Coves, I.W. :—" YournselAlsores ..
have a large saie for—a sale which most certain do°
uoG decrease now that4ne n velty a wearing on, whiolii
speaks well for its real merits.
W. S. Limas, kriockusum r—"lt is about the ea
genuine patent meacilie re tho market.
,j, ii, Evses, Market Cross, Dynam i—l haye receiel4
severatvory nattering reports of tho benetits derivad ireo,
the use or 'Motile, seigues hyrap and kills,' which av A.
ell times to ma a source of much greater pleasure tires SO
secuniary advantage as can conceive of AO greet,
measure in this life than that of being ingot:sant/I is
rviieviug the sumo red of suffering hnoranitY,
A.DviCt: To htoTiiiiiie ! —Are joii broken in your relit
by a sick child utiering with the pain of cutting WO
Liu at once to a chemist and get A bottle of Mrs. Will.
,low's 3,0t51ug Syrup. It wiii relieve the peg,
...ufferer immediately. It is perfectiy harmless sure
pl,a,ant to taste, it produces natural, quiet sleep bY
pail!, aud the iittie cb erne
laervirre:g• •t tshebrel3girildt, as lthauariutton." It soothes the child,
it softens the gums. shays all pain, relieves wiad
regulates the bowels, and is the best know remedy 0
iiysentery and diarrhtea, whether arising from teeth
mg or other causes. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing SyreP '
is sod by Medicine dealers everywhere at Is lid Pet
bottle. !, ,
VALUABLE DlsclovEnY FOB THE liste,.—lf your bar' -
is turning grey or white, or falling off, use
iti EX WAN HAIR RE N EWER," for it will posicivig
restore in every case Grey or White hair. to its origiflsit-.
colour, without leaving the disagreeable smell of urns,
"Restorers." It makes the hair charmingly beautiful
..,-
as well as promoting the growth of the hair or. bah'
spots. where the glands ere nrt deer', ed. Price 3s 6' ..
—For an Gil to make the Hair suit, glossy, and Jusuri.
ant, ass lor "0 ARTER'B COLOGNE OIL." Price 1
of all deslers. Wholesa'e depot, 33, Farringdoa Itosk
.in ion. .
Desregss, Moms IN THIC EAR*. Arc. DZI.LA:
:;:eisliNCZ Fon Dealreess should always be tried. as •
.unibers of eases, seemingly incurable, it has dor,. .. ~
seeders. Slight Deafness, obstructions in the Esrs, ,
tel the incessant humming cruet's so frequent With, ~
aected hearing, are removed after two or three nights
..pplicut‘ons. Dellar s Esseuce Can be spoken of as sure
to give some relief in any case of Dealuess withol
eausing the slightest injury to the delicate orglinishis °
.he ear ; and, huaever surprising, persons for yesro
;eat have heard stAnds atter a fair trial of palled/
,sseuce. Bottle', Is. lid. and 2s. 9d Sold by slcli
.Aietnists, eOB4 free fur 18 Stamps sent t) BLIPS.
,stwretisry Bayle7 Street, London, W,C.
if gs of Experience..-18
iteolgac testimonyii Ise. fireale 11i211S s IE, eaten lieg over more
united
i
ihao forty years, most strongly recommends tbesd
Pills as .he be,t purifiers, the mildest aperients, sod
ti,e surest restoratives. They never p ove delusive,
or give rueiny temporary relief, bat attack all ailnier36
of the st 'mach, in .igs, heart, head, and bowels In the
;d, ,
only safe and Legitimate way, by depuratiug the blood'
Lun ce an u
d
50ericdoines-ttiitug th }se impurities which are tP
constituent of almost every disease. The`i
in,clicina efficacy is wonderful in r.:oovsting enfeebl6 i
con,titutions. Their action einbr.ic s all lust is dcs't,; '
Ab a in a household mediciLe. They expel
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noxious and effste matter; and thus the strength . ,
nurtured aud the energies stimulated.
'IMIOAT IRLIITATioN AND Coolili.--B,ireness and dr):
nem', ti Alin and irritation, indunag cough and utfectiob • '--
the Yob,. For these symetnus use Epps's Glyeerin
Jujutell. In contact with the glands at the inoteeP.,, --
,liey are excited by the act of sucking, (be Glycerine 11",
:11,be agreeable coafections becomes actively beidiat
iul,l only in boxes. 71d., tint 18.14 d., labelled ',JOS.- •
^ PPS & Cn„ Hum reokathic Chemists, London. DI
George 3,1 ..ire, in his work on •'Nose and Tbrd•
Diseases," says: "rile Glycerine Jujubes prepared bt„
James Epp, and Co., are of undoubted se vice St 0
~
curative or palliative agea'." While Dr. GOraed
tioluies, Senor Paysicieu to the Nlu iicipal Throat 00
Ear Infirm try, writes: "After no extended trial, I bs,st ,
build your Glycerine Jujubes of cousiderable berit:l, ,
k a i,li or without medicai treatment) iu almost all I
.L throat disease."—ln Stoarbridge Epps's liedicieg.,
are sold by :Some, 136, High Street. .i
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Printe.l cud Pnblished by the sole Proprietor,
lit EON F I iI:LD at his Office, 92, High-greet, 6t°, •
ii •:ge in the county ot Woreer!r, n to Willett PI
Ilh letters and otl)Ar COUllagiliefitt Alf iaust be addresse
ri iturdev January .7th, 186 i.