The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1884-04-26 00:00:00

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MIDLAND BaAscii °rms.—,

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J. &NEWHAM JAMES.
District Manager.

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UR. G. RICHARDS, Station Muter, G.W.R.

PAWNING A Pita OF TRW:MRS FOE MIIDICINE.—Jatuea
'Francis Thomas lives at Pontnewynydd.. near Pontypeol,
Sionmontlithire. He is now twenty-three years of age,
living with his mother, a widow. Some eleyea years ago,
then a mere boy, ha went to work in a ceal.pi . as a miner.
in order to assist his moter in rearing her samily of little
children. Boon, however, the little fellow broke down is
health; but the necessities of the family seemed to regaire,
t. and he continued to toil in the mines, suff••rine all the
tim•l fr.,m the effects of indigestion, an agonising symptom
being asthma, in Bush a troublesome form that too :soy was
unable to lie in bed. Working through the day, sad rest-
sug as lies- e could in an arm chair duriaj the nieht
auturally uudernisued Ins constitatton. Year by ye .r,by
hi,: health grow worse end wilt se, wits I et last rheumatism
'same with all its dreadful agony Oue joint ate'. as tier
became sw,llen and infl-mad, so that he was obliee4 to vt,'l,
worst. In ihe sad plight the now yo a • man was coulltsei
to the house for two long y. ar,, suffering 11 that morsel
3ultlendtve. Oaso physicitn after another was called upon
..o treat his complaint, but with no euelit to 'l,'
fellow continued to grew worse and worse. 1 i opizur to had
.ouie means of relief, a consultation of doc,,e was held
when if was decided that an oraranic disease °
s
i th• heart
alined in an in urable form, and that medics' aid collie
not afford relief, lie was given up to die. e
These yetal! of
xpensive medical treatiernt had exhausted ta• little
whaOsWentouregetly
•ho necessaries of life. But a fond mother never Kir 40; 01,,
Ym.onlieynt
savings o he mother, and t'sey had DO money
,to buy even
:e desp•dr. There was one st ark of left. left- Someone
. wen when as hopeleiss as
pair of tr...u- e 8 that he his
see a
ad told her of a remedy tisthaits .Is,iiet
seemed
els:
omba.ctLy
11,east etsi,_;
Dme,wsther reasoned witisin herself. 'I
the..otmheerd'sicinloiree :esnuit oeugtifeosrtliioenr.deTerheirb
s ,osillel.toTwheearblibdatt
.he her is to die lie will not neVI them, se I may U wall
.)ledge them for inedi ine with an •if rt to Gaye hot life."
Strange as it may appear, the bottles of me:icine procured
• t the chemist's shop in Pontypool, with the money obtained
•st the pawnbroker's effeited a vire it. this ho•ielosa ease,
wheelt had been prono.lnced as incurable. But it is only ts
aly that if the chemist had known • f the wants of the family
be m.idi-tne could have beau oh auted without a visst to
,e p wnbroker. It is now nearly two yea, s since this
took place, and young James Francis Th.-miss has been
'working in the coal-pit und,-rgreand ever since, earning
x ra pay f r over-work, which he is -able to performs. Of
course he newer had organic di sae of the hi ...eart. an was
UPPOsed. The palpitatioa. rheumata, an•l retinue. w!re
uore•sympt itria ottlm r al disease, witch IVII!,
s;afried
a
or inagesdott for which the remeoy was eaPee eL !iIY
In= ma
Chose who wish to column:sic& e With this Viggo, for t•••
write to him at the above address: a' a t
be 'II:, article tin&
curative properties of e tsPeigel's ~.yrTtie
.ffe..ted this at 0-4, nit, itculous care.lfon swing letter
.... 5.0 a he mad
thought, is from ache mist, who ought the i .
f Pontnewyndd
y, nes
khown :—" James Fraucis Tho
Pontypool, age twoLty rno
collier.o wits ill for nine years.
-threl' ye re. never lay (lowa in
unable to do any work for three, ii s
ptoping pesure,
was
teed for nine ears, had to s
aoleoiors for wiles aro nil who
treated by ii iarly &I the
°Jet to b rheumatism end Insert
F.'eneraily et ,t...0i Ws comp,
ii.
1. ass beyond all power to c •re it
s i o
iseere of a chnif a slas!t(Ore .
out he NT Ai perluade.t to tr,-.
e. hen hope bad- e,d: to tho delight of Lis relative., o,nd
Seigel's SYrel' ii s'i.,'•fleighbonra, after t akin.; half a botths h•
astoniw •nens .. •-- want t
'n bed. After talungone bottle he .
• onict lie dcwil 1
two bottles, and on with the thirds sno•
, work.li as taken . aud an
1 ~,,d far, ru...:. 1.1-
' ' mother is in raptures,
Fieiv° wv i....•
.1 a but this marvellous eure, g""1 W"'"4
!talk of not•—•; c 3
we w mac it linOwu.'

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