The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1884-10-25 00:00:00

_A_ FOR/TIT I\T=.

-n the event of roke The winnings
of good foriune you can arp guaranteed by
win 500,000 Marks • Government

You are inuited t participate in the chances
of wi:1!1.11.;th auti drawings of prizes
;.t ate of Hamburg in which
0.,130 marks hive to be won.
In the course O c' these advantageous drawings,
aolording to the prospectus only
.ices. tine following prizes will be
fort viz
prze• ct ill be ev.500,000 Marlrsf

Pr-inium ~1 300,000 Mlrk3-1 Prizi of
4300,000 Mark— 2 Prizes of 100,000
(M:crks--I.frize of 9,0,000 Marks—l. Prize of
80 000 .\ilarke _Prizes of 70,000 Marks
1. i'r,ze a 60,000 .larks-2 Prizes of
:ilea,o3o Mark 9-1 P. i 4 Of 30.000 Marks
frfizs ot 2j,000 Vrizes of
:13,000 Maiks--.6l.'rAzea oflo,ooo Marks
ti £'fl4es ox 5,000 Marks-106 l'rizes ot
413,, CX) 0- Mar ks--253 Prizei4of 2,0U0 Marks—
evpisk,cii 1,500 ,darks—C,ls Prizes o±l,ooo
of 500 Marks-60 Prizes
,•f :darlxs-63 Prizes of 150 Marks—
Priz'eN of 145 iNlar,LB-3450 Prizes of
121 Plize of 100 Marks-395U
s 0; oi 67 Marks
Od 44> Vrizes of
! 20 Marko, lo kil
whicit wiil6o surc WO.L ia 7 Ji awings within
tnesp,e2. of a few inonan.s.

Tne first prize•diawiatg is officially fixed and
the price, is for
vitio e original ,icket oily 6 s'u— „I. or 6 Marks,
. a hattigiti tick._q only S . ir Zs Marks
a quarter ori,;int.l Linke, knit), lsh 6d. or
Alarl;s, at-,4 I will iorwara tlie,e original tickets
guarantet.-4.!ty the St Me (hut prohibited in Louis.
sory Lotes) ev.en, to. tqlesoot .t:tut eon:laws, in
ieturn tor Mitt mu. i orwarkieu prepaid. Every
ieket hjoior w uceiVC iwan me gratis along
with ow o.rto.riflak stelcet the original prospectus
,2rovldett wi,t the oi th btate and irn-
,.:t":`,4,,tvly af tt,i• thu 1.1.‘; official

b. it.- ntts'. ,4ely
it 3 ant.' forri..ng of the suing won
to:tilos° COn4 illhave 1,4 special and
with tne most absolute
prom/el. a ttentif4.eaute,'

14 en ny the thediatu of a
!Post Office order, ur ehe.que, or in
I,l.l.tt!TliAt•Ponta-g--e-zitainp3, or by ,Postai-Utdere.
atittlYlSS'nu orkir,-$ bcfore

3Oth f October
o
on account of the applintlking drawing f the
prizes in all confii.r?nc,N directly to
Samuel Heckseixer senr.,

Banker and exchange' agent
Hamburg, Germany,.

EP' s CoA.ro2,—Cilaa'lli.FUL ANT. COMPORTI"By
tlibrotlitirinVoyfteige of the natural laws whic.i• govrrn
optel•tious of oig.- whin end nutrition, wia by care
applictatihn of the Ace proper,ie4 of well-kelee td
Co6a,•Ntf. Epps has provi,ted our breakfast tablew with
4'.didlcately ±lvoreed be7esage which may save us many
heZby lss,111. It is-lay the jiaci,us use of such
Artie es of dlOtiktitk rr conettaritioii may be gradually
built up until slron'.ferlo'l44ll rtsi-t every tendara7 to
d isease. Hundreds ilsltt.ths .r.nolodits are lluating around
us ready to attack whereve-Litt.rs a weak point. We
may eacape many a fatal shaft ',V7AtT9in4 ourselves well
fortifiqd with pure blood :mild a propeily ,AollrisbeU franc.
Civil Serrice (I,zette —Made simply witiL, t.oiling water
or milk. Sold only in packets. labeileu-6•Jbmxs EPPS
St Co. Homoeopathic enemists. London."—Also makers
of Epps's Chocolate Efisence.—ln Stourbridge Eppes
Sleaicines are sold by Alorri.i, 136, High Stieet.

To kill Bugs, Itotbs, Flcal.ancl all Insect:, use KEAT.
ING'S vOWDEtt—Trnrival ed in its certain action. Harm.
less to everything but iirseti.. Tins, 6a and is.
Nlngsg SOOTIONS Is unequalled in relieving
Infants from Gripes. Wind lie... civarranteed no narcotic
( absobitAy safe cure) ;is per both.
A C HD.—To AtE. NVIIJ ARM SUFRti 'Rem 'HIE
errira and indisc-eti .n youta, nec vous vreakutss,
early do:ay. 10., of •lanuood. Sze., I sill send a recipe
that will cure you, Flth.;.. OV d ARG . This great
re ,--dy wis discovered by s missionary in South
ri-utl -rf ire ,pe to the Rev.
JosEnt ;:ta,tion. D. New I..)rk City, U.S.A.
't bat t:orapleziou has always been held to be the mar-
vely in which the rose and lily contend for mastery
in which their beauty is blended. Great sacrltices are
made to produce auappearance sorrespondiug with the
combination, but they never siseeeed. It cannot apt.
droach Nature. The c.nly arrangeirsv)t that can be mane
V; render noun or woman independeui Izsll eispedisuts is
to freely use HAUAN'III IiALIS, 13jirsezea the
skin from premaure wrinkles ad furrerws—rezders
smooth e.nd supple, ,ind re:Aare:stile' hue which tc.:ay nave
acted through iiiness, exposure to a noxious I.l4inosphtre
the hest of sUrorner or tne frost winter. L'O De oh
tamed all Chemists and rerfuniera ibroughouht ths
World Prise Sc. 6d. Kurenesm 114 scald
OVER THE SUNSHINE OP EXISTENCE HANGS A

BLACK CLOUD.
With the uncertainty of life is mingled the dark mystery
of death! While on the one hand we catch the welcome
sound of a new breath of life that tells of an audition to
our species. on the other we shudder as we hear the rush-
ing wings of the Destroying Angel! The miguty voice of
the Great Influence watch rules the Universe haB pro-
noanced our fate; the dread tat has gone I or. h, and every
mortal man is doomed to die! But, though we cannot
prevent, can we postpone death? The question is momen-
tous, even if it concern the prolongation of life but by a
single hour, inasmuch as every iust.nct pi otupts us to fight
the boldest battle we can for this glorious boou of existence.
The promptings of instinct are but the spoutsueous voices
ot nature, and it is our duty to obey. But there anAl rd.
mains the question, can death be postponed by a single
hour? Yea; for the world works in obedience to certain
laws ; and a stusy of these prove that those wh. have the
judgment and the will to buckle on the shield, which
nature places ready to their grasp, may ward off the insidi-
ous attacks of the implacable enemy of life, until in a ripe
old age, the vital faculties gradualsy decay, and the Angel
of Peace glides softly into our presence leading :Is, as it
were, in a gentle slumber to the regions beyond the
shadow of the tomb.
The Fell Destroyer makes his first approaches in many
forma, but none are more favoured by him than that of
a deadly foe now preying upon the very vitals of Modern
Society. What is tnis foe? There are fsw among us who
have not been or are now to some extent its victims.
Would the reader know if he, t Jo, is under the ban of this
frightful scourge? Let him ask himself whetuer he ex-
periences any of the following symptoms:
There are pains about the chest and sides, and Berne-
t:mos in the back. The mouth has a bad ts.sts. especially
in the morning; and there are feelings of dullness and
drowsiness. The appetite is poor, a sort of sticky slime
collects about the teeth, there is a feeling as of a heavy
load on the stomach, and sometimes a faint, all-gone
sensation at the pit of the stomach, which food dues not
satisfy. The eyes aro sunken, the hands and feet bec.,me
coid and fe,..1 chrism, . s fter a while a cough sets in, at
first dry, but 'Wended in the course of a few mon'sis with
expectoration uf a greenish colour. The sufferer feels
constantly tired, and lop seems to affora him no rest.
Nervousness, irritsbilits, and cvii fsrebodings follow.
When rising suddenly, there is a giddiness, a sort of whirl-
Big sensation in the head. The bu,,els become Costive'
the skin is dry and hut at times; lie blood becomes thick
and stagnant; the whites of the eyes are tinged witu
yellow; the urine is Scanty 11,1111 high coloured, uep siting
a, sediment after s and•ng- Tneic is fiequentiy a spiting
up of the o ti—St Witil it sear tate ad t otiers
with a sweetisil taste. ihs IS onea ILttentied with Plpita-
lion of the heart ..1 i dpared ti iou, won sorts beirote tue
eyes, 14c:comp:in:ea y ermit es sucation au.l w, akoess.
All of these symptoms to' in ti II 10e-ent. it is thought
&Ist nearly oue-tui dit ea pA.miatiee Leis tai disease in
me of its varied first s. Medical wen li,ve misurken the
nature of the metiers.. in. tac maim is I.) -pepsin or In-
digestion; for wow!' a tau tutu remedy is to 114 ,00..ci in
Mother seiger s Cur stive Syrup—a fuetiteine which. has won
in both hemispheres a cow:A.lles lotto:ion tsuly on its great
viruses. The s.) sup esti be obta tied /Cool ;Lily ehrwit or
medicine veudw., or from the propiieturs, A. J. ri
(Limited), 17. k'erri.igtou itoad, I,udou, Esc.
Mr W. isouchier, Eastover, isriugyeater, sends the fl-
lowing

MVest Quay, R idgwater,
•61i,ecakber '4lB-, 1883.

"Dear Sir —lt affords me great pleasure c, ad..i thy tesli•
mony to the wun,terlui effects of -Vetoer Seigel's Curative
syrup. For a period of eight years I suffer° from a
severe c •u.zh cud indigestion, with frequent attacks of
rheumatism d for ele.eu months I was under medical
treatment, without deriving the slightest benefit. The t
four doctors I was under assured me that mine was a hops
cc o, and gave me up j.S illelltable. About th:lt,-
time I licarq 4..,f Seigel's '.,yrup, which I was induced to
ti, Luit to,..ugh its use, I am thankful to say, I quickl
gut re,•to ed to health, and am now sine to follow
usnat ocetipation. I may say that whenever I feel the
least sruip:our of my oat complaints I at once take a
few d,ses it the ,yrup, which quick:y bets me all ri;ht
I can t you this in the hope Lust other bufferers may be
iuducA to give the Sy rap a trial.—toms truly.
(Signe.,.) • "Win. Itendall"
W. ,f. ifhwtzr, yr*, Co yes, I.W.:—"Yourmed.tc•nere
wive ti sive for— a sale which roust certain does
not u...orease now thattais n,,ty is wearing oft, which
speii! • well for its real mstifti.
W. S. tit.iss, Friockneim It, is about the only
genuou, patent 'medicine iu the market.
J. it. aiy,tNs, Morkot have reCeired
is of the benelits tierivPd Item
sever d very Ilattcrine ier
the use ut 'Mother seigei's Syrup sodlill, which
.11tim .s to me u source of touch giester pleamire
1111•11111 try advantage as can conceive of no
iii great.
Lois hie thsu that of bein4 instrunk -Di ia
r • I 1*.VIII:f the t.errows of 50t-13ring his•louritv,
liucilllPAßla."—A new, quick, complete Cure
n all urinary atfec:tious, (smartiag, frequent dih-
ilit)and kidney diseases 4a. At Druggist, L.)ndun
geney, No 1, KinK Edward :itreet
.THE HOUSEHOLD TREASURE.—Safe but certain i
ita 90310.• Prepared CA.L IFORNIAN BORAX purifies an
OWee, nig everything, expels dirt, softens water, pre,erve
food, ,!eitroys disease germs, mid arrests decay. ExceLen
for TJihr. autt Latina Queen of Autisoptics ;
Bola ..:,crywherut. " Thu
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su.eitii,larticulais of it Disco,•ery ;
al uurrat
StalllaJi
Uses, iteccipes,
trues the Works' i'atentlitoraPa''Ckoernpany,
s.int free for 2 r-
ite Al binning. t
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vo
proved tlf the highett vaine as a i ri'e (31
sc.ircion awi all AN:‘,..tittg
tl,tz and wat. This prep:r,i7°-
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,sfe..i (1,4 Li erd IS tonic, digestavt, aad
IMfl n2nre nontlrb):',..,,„. as well as far sore
`,11^.•."71 p::ti), oil. F-1,3,,ir„1„:„.,
,u; 7:mlut•l o.ttgiat la those
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t,..l;Gcy 6tr..iciiAtich anc;
of ilydroleiae,
ci.oa.tr.g :• titolei.ue Cout•
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