The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-07-24 00:00:00

GOODALL'S EGG POWDER.

The only Substitute for Eggs yet discovered.
One Sixpenny Tin will go as far an Twenty Eggs.
Sold in id. Packets, 6d. and is. Tins.
Prepared by GOODALL, BACKHOUSE, It CO., Leeds.

FREEMAN'S SYRUP OF PHOSPHORUS,

The most Wonderful Blood Purifier and Nerve Tonic
ever brought before the public. Oue dose equal to ten of
Cod Liver Oil. Sold by all Pe.tent Medicine Dealers, in
Bottles, L's. 9d., f. 3. 6& 11g., and 335. each. A Pamphlet
will be sent post free cu application. Dal
pw.prie.t,wr • flrym • A.CWITOTTRR & CO.. Leeds.

To destroy wasps talie some bommon wide-mouthed
pickle bottles, and fill them half full with common
treacle, mixed with a little water, smearing the mouths
of the bottles with the mixture, and hang themup
among the fruit on the wall. The effect is wonderful;
a better "Catch 'em alive & could not be desired.
Renew the mixture as required.
SALT, slightly wetted and well rubbed in, will re-
move tea-stains from china cups.
A DROP or two of essence of pennyroyal rubbed on
a dog's coat will drive the fleas away.
MUSHROOMS may be known by sprinkling a little
salt on the inner side, or spongy part. If true mush-
rooms, they will turn black; if poiscnous fungi, they
will in a short time turn yellow.
THE root of the garden beet is exceedingly whole-
some and nutritious. Dr. Lyon Playfair says that a
good brown bread may be made by rasping down this
root with an equal quantity of flour.
To give a gloss to belts, or any description of light
leather, glair should be used. This is simply the white
of an egg beaten up with an equal quantity of cold
water, a little sugar-candy being added. It is per-
fectly transparent, dries in a few minutes, and is not
rendered sticky by a hot hand, nor affected by the
weather.
FOR damp closets and cupboards which generate
mildew, a trayful of quicklime will be found to absorb
moisture zlnd render the air pure, but of course it is
necessary to renew the lime from time to time as it
becomes fully slaked. This last remedy will be found
useful in safes and strong-rooms, the damp air of which
acts frequently most injuriously on the deeds and.
documents which they contain.
A CHILD'S bed should slope a little from the head to
the foot, so that the head may be a little higher than
the feet-71)A never bend the neck to get the head on
to a Olio*. 'This has' a 4feiideriOttnEike' the ':child
round-shouldered, cramps the veins and arteries, and
interferes with the free circulation of the blood. Even
when the child is several years old the pillow should.
be thin, and mad_e of hair, not feathers.

'lO THE WEARY-

N° person need despair of a speedy :restoration to
health and strength if he or she will carefully
peruse the following, and learn that the great

DR PEl.Jr_J's

PATENT -VOLTAIC BELT

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• I Ray be as well to mention that ...e1 action:of the
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but permanent, providing the instructions sent with sad.'
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The heavy hanging feeling wears off, the eye bec--•rnes
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street, London, W.

THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS MA.Y BE
SRN AT Tiff ESFABLISEIIISNT.

The Prices of Drl Bell's Medico.

Magnatio or Volta Belts are

42 2c, £3 33.. & £5 5c each,

ice ,rding t) rimer, The lastrn!n eat can be Rent to an
part of ch. ic0043 wort], througt the Pt. secnrel
aseiel, nolo receio of remittince. P 0.0. made pay
bie te Mr. tV. Wright, at the Chan g Crose Yos
Lm.ion.
hiatiare,nen: round the body, jut bJlow the hipa
mait in al: rases be sent.

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