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Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1884-05-10 00:00:00

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PAWNI2tO 1. Puts oe Tsousliall Pe l MIDICIII..-411111011
Francis Thomas lives at Pontnewynydd. near Pontypool.
Honmouthehire. He is now twenty-three years of age.
Living with his inother, a widow. Some *thirsts years age.
then a mere boy, he went to work in &coal-pl. as • miner.
(no der to assist his moVier in rearing her *amity of little
children. floon,however. the little fellow broke dews is
health; but the necessities of the family seemed to regain/. '•
C, and ho cootimied to toil In the voinea, auff.qinif all th•
Lim from the effects of indigestion, au agonisisg syntpaant
asthma, in such a troublesome form that We uoy Wa.
unable to lie in bed. Working through the day, wed rest-
:rig as has. e could in an arm chair during the night
eaturally undermined his constitution. Year by year,by
his health grew wore. and worse, until at last rheumatism
.uune with all its dreadful agony. Ous joint after another
tiecame swollen and inflamed, so that he was obliged to step
ork. In this sad plight the now young seas was confined
the house for two long years, suffering all that mortal
could endure. One physician after another was called apoo
to tre.tt his complaint, but with no ,:enedt, for the peers
fellow continued togrow worse and worse. Hoping to god
ioule means of relief, a consultation of demon was SW
when it was decided that an organic disease of the beer.
,xist,ed in an in.dirable form, and that seedleal el 4
ot afford relief. He was given up to die. These rd•r•_er
:pensive medical treatment had ezheasted 61.•
little
,viugs o he mother, and t`ley had no money to buY "44'
he nece.:earies of life. Butsfund mother mover ratela
ii desp dr. There was one spark of her
ad told her of a remedy that has curee _
yen when as hopeless as this one seemed _• bae
other's lov'e went out for her dear boy. Bet hew to gee
-nine. The boy hada new pair of _
within _
horse f, "I
,e medicine w.te the question. Trlaueuir.mrsoinkaeyi wheashadeabibr42
;o ill to wear, and the mother resson:d
effort to 7as
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the bottles of mediciae prooared
hleedbogaythisomto dfoire
mh.evwpi,elial.::o_twteinul•doanithituth Is:Bri:
Ira,
inc..
trange as it may
the chemist's shop in Poo , or e money obtained
the pawnbroker's effected a cure in this hopeless ease,
ich had been pronounced Ss incurable. dull It is only te
that if the chemist had known of the wants' of the family
median° could have been obtained without • visit to
p,awnbroker. It is now nearly two years sizes HAI
lee, and young James Francis Thomas has been
in the coal-pit underground ever sin**, *oral%
:re, pay f,r over-work, which he is able to perform. am
,urse he never
had organic ii ease of the heart as WOO
'unposed. 'fhe palpitation, rhentnatAme, and asthma were
mere symptoms of the rail disease, which was, dyspepsia,
Dr indigestion, for which the remeaywits espee,ally adapted
chose who wish to communicate with this young saga eats
write to him at the above address, aril he sill vouck for
'Curative properties of Seigel's Syrup, the arirslo _l'l2!
effected this al.nost miraculous cure. The foil Jwia
a from a chemist, who thought the facts "lenydd.
101ETR WEIGHT I--Hydroleino 'Hydrated oE4nown :—" James Francis Thomas, of r y.bes
was ill for .
has pruved of the highest value as a food cow 'ontypool, age twenty-three, collier, qerlay goara
Ca
mxption end all wasting diseases, iably pro, ,ble to do any work for three vault. " „mg pastor*, leas
for nine years, had to sleep in s 5"1011es aroual who
code in fluesvherandoilweinightent.
preparatioci rested by nearly all the doctors for la .
sfizCianygdirnmeefedeas
2. and enenilly stated his complaint to be fib Ina ttile:-re atri car.h '1
it
persuaded I.
fry.
Sn tiM3s more nourishing, as Wall se far more.
will &Dori& and produce increase of weight in the pleasant to taste than plain cod liver oil. Hydroleint v‘ hen hope had
isease of a chrounienc.niyatduiree4,oauntdebbueolyownia-
J ht of his relatives and
after taking half a bottle It•
cam) where oils or fat, not BO treated, ore difficult or
-possible to digest. All tv.--dency to emaciation RAW astonislituent of his nde.igillur uoungone bottle
he
weal I
seigel's Syrup ; and,
could lie end on with the third, sue
down
o.r • 1.81, Ilia mother is in repturee, sad- SI
4.)1 weight is arrested by the ufill of Hy _
_drol • o and
of notbmg b this marvellous vets, ellll
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chemists, 4s. 6d. New doge& SI, Parriugdialf
lanoisa. INftiggag bob • itzgtottles,
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ass boos
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to porters. Of
he heart as WM
-so, and asthma were
which was dyepopsia,
.nedywits especially adapted
....late with this young lava eas
Address, aril he "'ill Toad, for t.•
Seigel's syrup, the arias 4 IM
miraculous core. Th. toll _ming le
~ who thought the facts saes IND mad
wynrid. ade
...asee Francis Thorns,. of jjl far zai„ yoer,
, age twenty-three, collier, wst é052 a
J do any work for three years. nor'° I*7 ,;.4,r,„
nine years, had to sleep in s ito°Ping p
Atted by nearly all the doctors for uiil aroual who
u...stion cad heart
generally stated his complaint to b. r_ _„ _
ht of his rolatlvos sad
uiseaEe of a chronic nature, and Peolownaia h"' 91. l• cart it
persuallo/ to fry.
ein t ope
Syrup;h sd n.tieat-iltyttietbd oeutaehue
thoseafter taking half a bottle bo
difficult 01 astoilishnient ot. his nisigltrujui /axone bottle he
weal
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drtiooniciaan:
. could down in bet .
with
thethird'S:re
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raptures,
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