The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1883-12-29 00:00:00

PAWNING A PAIR OF TROrS4 nsYOU MFDICINE —James
ITING'S COUGH LOZENGES rr,thcis Thr,=. lives at Pontnewynyald. near Ponty.pool,
Monmonthi hire. He is LOW twoity-three years ot age,
1 ving with other, a widow. Some eleven years
.11go A a ever increas'ng sale of over 60 years.
his
then a mere boym t to work in a coal pit as a min,
in ceder to assist his limner in ruarinv her iamily of littlo
children. Soon,howie, or. the little fe:low broke down in
hi Lath ; but the neces:ities of the family seemed to Teo airs,
it. and he milieu, il to toil in the mines, curie] log all the-
turn, from the effects of imliges ion, an agonising sYmptom
Leii.g asthma, in sir Ii a trcublesome foim that the boy was
unable to lie in bed. Workin...; tluough the day, and rest-
ing as lies I a could a in n arm chair durinz the
nrtatidly 11114 mi-tied his eonstitct!on. Year by yebr by
his th gre,e worse n I WOI SC, until at 1: It riu.uwatism,
come w:th all its dread( lat ony. One joint after an. ether
'Acme sw,.llen :int intl.. mod, so that he a is obliged to
with. In his sail plight the now yeting MOO W..,
to the house for two long ye. r-', suffering all that mortal
could endure. One physical' tutter a:thither aas called t ii
to treat his complaint, but with no enefit, for the poor
lel ow continued to grew worse tic d worse. Doping to find
I owe means of re:ief, a cohrultf.tiou of doctors was held
when it was decided th:t an organic Cli,,CilFe of the he,rt,
eristed iii au in arable form, and that medical eld could
not afford relief. Ile was give nup to die. These years of
exrensive an. (heal treatment had exhaust, d the little
savings of the mother, stud tCC had no money to buy ever
the necei=saries of life. llct a fond moth.ir never gives un
in desp.ir. There was one sc ark of hope left. Someone
Lad told her of a remedy tint ha I cut ed a. many cases—
e, en when as hopeless as I hi, One seemed to be—and the
mother's loee went out for her dear boy. But how to get
the medicine w s the question. Their money was entire'y •
gone. The boy bud a new lath' of trousers that he haul been
to ill to wear, and the hither reasoned w.thin herself, 'lf
the hoe is to die he will not need them, so may as well
pledge them for medicine with an effort to save his life."
Strange as it may appear, the bottles of medicine procured
tit the chemist's shop in Pontypool with the money obtained
at the pawnbroker's effected a cure in this hopeless case,
which haul been pronounced Its incurable. But it is only to
say that if the chemist hind known o the wants of the family
the media ine could have been obtained without a visit to
the pawnbroker. It is now nearly twe years since this
took place, and young James Francis Thomas has been
working in he eoal.pit underground ever since, earning
extra pay f r over-work, which he is able o perfoim, Of
course he never had organic disease of the heart, as WOS
supposed. The palpitation, rhuemat'sni, and asthma won
mere symptoms of the rail disease, which was dyspepsia,
or indigete ion. for which the remedy was especially adapted
Those who wish to communicate with this young man can
write to him at the above address, aril he will vouch for t e
curative properties of s,eigel's syrup, the article that
effected this al . o,t xiii aculous cure. The 101 l wing let er
is from n chcmist, who thought the facts snook be made
kcown :—" James Francis '1 booms, of Pontnewynvdd, near
Pontypool, age tweuty-thre collier, was ill for nine years,
unable to do any work for three years, never lay down in
bed for nine 3 ears, had to sleep ,n a stooping posture, was
treated by nearly all the doctors for miles around, who
generally stet. it his comp'aint to b . rheumatism and heart
disease of a chronic nature, and beyond all power to cure.
When hope had nea ly- died out he was persu Wed to tre
Seigere Syrup ; and, to the deliOit of his relatives and
astonishment of his neighbours, actor taking half a bottle he
could lie down in bed. After takiag one bottle he went to
work. Has now taken two bottles, and en with the third, and is
quite well :mil stung. fit- mother is in raptures, and can
talk of nothing else butt this warrellous cure, and wishe,,
me to make it known."

KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.
ti Sa'rrt Itecctdy for COU(itt,,,
ASTHMA, PULEGII, and lICKLING in the
'1 hrAt

KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES
C( nvenient to keep handy in the pocket.

KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES
Are un:vertallv recoxemetaded by the Fecay.
I( Testimonial Oriyihttl may be stet )

:fan SIR —Paving tiiLd your Cough Le zerge-=ij
171.1., 1 Mir: mu h pleasure in testifying to their
b.sinficia! :ffecls, in Cows of Incipient Consumption,
SAhr,st, a d Bronchical affections. So good a medicire
ou,lht to be known to be appreciated. I have proscribed
it largely with the best results.
W. B. G.

:Apothecary, IT. hi Indian Medical Fen,' ce
Sold in Tins, Is. lid, and 2 91. each, by all Drug,T6ts.

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3:OUSTA.CHIO3 Ste.A Fhysic:an after many
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eyebrows. J.:c • in a month. For general use, it pies ryes
the hair, pr .vents its falling off, checks dryness, and
restores the colon'', eradicate scurf and dandriff, keeps
the head clean end cool, and the hair soft and glo..sv.
Ladies will find it promotes the curl and wave . f the
hair, an that the exquisite perfume is unique ; it:is used
by thousands of Mothers to beautify childrens hair, and
prevent baldness, scurf, or any failing in after life. A
package for a month's use, will be sent, post tree, on
receipt of 8 penny stamps. by Dr. THOMSON, 55. Par-
tecOomew Road, Kentish Town,London. "It produced
a splendid moustache in five weeks." Major Gent, ' My
whiskers were poor and thin, now they are thick and
heavy," J. Hodge. "My hair was rapidly falling off, it
quite stopped it." J. Heron. "My hair was lost by Dines 4.
and my doctor said I should never hive it again, but 4
week's use of your Pomade has reproduced it." Miss
/Awes.

WORTH A GUINEA A BOX,
BEECIIAM'S PILLS

ALE admitted by thou.
sands to be worth above
GUINEA A Box for Billions
id Nervous Diiorders
'eh as wind and Pain at
te Stomach, Sick Head
;he, (3iddiness, Fn neFs
And Swelling after meals.
Dizzine,s and Drowsiness,
Co'd Cli lie, Flushings of
Heat, 1 oss of Appetite,
hortness of Breath. C 0,-
ivenesa, :curvy, Blotches
the Skin. D;sturbed
sleep, Frightful Dreams
and all nervous and Trein-
blii g ensatione &c, &c.
Tim fir, wive relief iu twenty minutes.
'I his is no fiction, for they have done it in thousands
of cases. The Proprietor 4.f tho Pills having obtained
u great apense) a Patent for them, he challenges the
whele world to produce a medicine equal to them for
remiving the ab ,ve.nained complaints, and r..storing
the patient to sound and lasting health.
Every sufferer is earnestly invite I to try one box of
these Pi.ls, and they will be acknowledged to be.

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