The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1884-06-14 00:00:00

'_7ANCY TOBACCOS,

AT THE

OLD ESTABLISHED
S. FIELD,
92. HIGII STREET. STOURBRIDGE.

S 110 P

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ripHE SUBSTITUTE FOR r 1 IHE MANNA CARL
J_ CASTOR OIL. BEN- j is au efficient Worm
NE TTE'S MANNA. CAKE, Cake Children take it as a
price Id.. each (nut a patent Swettineat.
medicine), One Cake equals It is perhaps the mos
half-au-ounce of Castor Oi!, suitable aperient known
without-its griping and sub- for use during pregi.aney
sequent constipations. It has Order from Chemists
a mild but certain action. It only ; or Post Free,
is mainly sugar flavoured with for 6d. ; 6 for lid ; 1
liquorice juice. for Is, 9d ; end 36 for 4s
From sole Agent. Mr, T.
H. Bland, chemist,: 75.
High Street, Stourbridge,

That Complexion has always been held to be the molt
lovely in which the rose and lily contend for xuatte;
in which their beauty is blended. Urea& sacrifice, ait,
made to produce aoappearance corresponding with the,
combination, but they never succeed. It cannot sp.'
pruach Nature. he only arrangement that can be xuad:j
to render man or woman independent of all expedients is
to freely Ude HatO.US'll MAGNOLIA BALM. It pre.eivea the
skin from premaure wrinkles and furrows—renders it
smooth and supple, and restores the hue which may havt
faded through Illness, exposure to a noxious atmosphere
the heat of summer or the frosts winter. To ot or
tained all Chemists and :Perfumers throughoulit th 4
World /lice Ss. 6d. Huropean Depot 114 andl4

J. M. CLassatt., 52, Derby Street, Newcastle
:now of instances where it has not merely rclieve, but
ietually cured after having using it two or thr UL)1410;
but testimonial. are, I believe, often withheld lrint;ilf*443
ltelicacy of allowing the names to be made public." .
Gacaeg Darer, Southwell —"Thou:;h I bar l'oeu a
patent medicine teller now over thirty years, ,et I "vat
an..w such a run on any medicine before WI IISYB Led on
yours, and nany persons have told me of the benefit they
aye de ived fr rn it. Ml' brother in Lincoln
.en.:.v the
'l`stou.t.3 MILLER, Wedneetield:—"Your
ame. The gale is wonderful. •medicine . h.se
•
4iven great satisfaction in this &siert, and man of toy
customers speak highly of Mother fidget's Syrup."
=Wac. FLowsa, beccles :—"li is not ray habit to i\ auto-
ases, but always mend any patent medicine to my cu-tomers in.ii%iduat
Sy J
seigei
when
my
epsiehiettrneienasgioeodd...yrord to say fur lut...r
r,
PNI. 8. LLARD Wootton Vasset have met
really w
all
Seigel's ruP, d
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U.li. Wan's, SO, Cimmercial street, Mountain ;fill —'•l
om astonishingm nd e d it te tio
ar
Ain personally testify tn the merits of your medicine-
Janna F'Lsnxit Entssukr, M.P.,, 3, Uili Street,
Wroxliam :—I have recomna.tudcd Sei Syrup. ais,
personal and relative experiente of its =Otte
•utable
W. Ilswirr, We Cowes, I.W. infalfein' ;
nave a large sale foe...a, sale which most certaialr does
aot decrease now that tne novelty is wearing off,
iPaskfi well for its real merits.
W. S. GLASS, Friockheim :—"lt is about the Daly
4ellulne patent medicine in the market. ived
J. H. I.YLits, Market Cross, hymns
hay.ivrtael trona
several very flattering reports of e benefits dej:kyi..*l
the use of 'Mother Seigel's Syrup
and Pilla.anw than any
all times to ins a source of much greater Pleao'f ro
no groat.
Pecuniary advantage, as I can conceivein.trunisniai
pleasure in this life than that of beio
relieving the sorrows of suffering hums...,

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Thy I,OIUR WmoaT I—Eydrolefne 'Hydrated (T 4
has proved of the higliFst value as e. loud iii con
etunption and all wasting difeasest...?nvariably pro.
ducfng increase efh sad wTght..This preparatiot
of Hydrated Cod Liver 011 is tonic digestive, ani ,
ton times more nourishing, as won sa far
mon
pleasant to taste than plain cod liver oil. Hydrolcint
will nosoish and produce increase of weight in thus,
wen "here oils or fat, not so treated, are difficult o
'Possible to digest. All tendency to emaciation an
fif weight is arrested by the use of H droleine
' chemise', 4a. 6d. New dspek, 10,
laid" J14111416611* '

"k 7 REVOUS DEBILITY.--GRA.TIS, a Medics
LA Work bowing suffereis hc w they ui4y be
red without the aid of uuacks. Free ou receipt
a postage fitilillp.--,Addrefia SZCSIITAIar Inttite
t Austomy,Bralailuani.

Like a (thief at night, it steal• ut up;ea uitawaree.
Many persons lae pains ahem the ettett and eide •sod
sometimes in the hack. They feel dull and sle• ; the
mouth has a Fad It se, espeeial yin the morning. A cet
of sticky Ohre collects about the t,-eth• The appetite is
poor. There is a feel ile; likes heavy load on foe eta:pita ;
sometimes a Lint all gone sensation at rite pit of the
stomach which food does not velirfy. .1 he eyes arc sunken
the hands and feet become cold tied feel clammy. Atte!, a
while a cough se's in, at first (Iry but after a few months
it is attended with ait een'sh--01.tured expeettnut et.. The
filieted one feels t.r :td all the while, and sleep ,teee Les
emu) to afford any rest. After a time he bee rues nervous,
irritable, and gloomy, and has evil foreboding. There is
a giddiness, a sort of whirling eensat on in the head when
rising up suddenly. The bowels become costive; the Ain
is dry and hot at times; the blood becomes thick and stew.
cant; the whites of the eyes beeome tiu•ed with :von.
the urine is scanty and high coloured, depositing h medi-
ment after standing. There is frequently a spitting up of
the food, sometimes with A sour taste, awl suet;ui jh
s sweetish taste; this is fietetently attended w;th relkit•••
lon of the heart ; the vision becomes impaired, with hootte
before the eyes ; there is is feeling, of Crest prostratron
weakness. All ef the,a symptoms ere in turn preseek 'Lt
s though, that ',early one-third of our pupil:stem Wet Vats
disease in some of its varied forms. It has beta fond
r,ltat medical men have mis:aken the nature of thts di•eitev•
ionic) have treated Vor liver comuleint, others f-r
disease ctc., but none if the various kin Is eftreet-
ment have been attended with success, because the remedy
should be such as to act harmoniously upon teen vile of
organs, end upon the stomach as well; for 10 Ds.
((or this is really what the I:seaste is) all a thew
Jrgans partake of this diseu and require a remedy that
w.ll act upon all at the same time. Seigel's Cetra•ivs
Syrup acts like a charm in this class of comp.ai..ts, iiiv ng
almost immediate relief. The following letters, from
chemists of standing in the community where they live,
,show in what estimation the at tiele is held t
Tnouss Dees, Upperb idge, Palmier t—'Year
lurative Syrup sells wonderfully well, bud gives every
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