The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1880-11-06 00:00:00

BLA!R'S GOUT PILLS.

Tric GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
FOR GOUT AND RIIk:UIATISM.
Till!: excrucistirg pain i 3 qnickh relieved and cured
le a fe-v days tty this celebratel Medicine.
Tlicse Pills regor., no restraint of diet during their
rise, and nre certnio to prevent the disease rAtt,cking
vitil part.—Sold by all Chemists, at Is. lid, and 2s.
per hex.

VALUABLE DISCOVIIPLY FOR TEIR limn.—lf youx
hair is turning grey or white, or falling off. use "The
Mexican Hair Renewer," for it will positively restore
ifs every case Orey or White hair' to its original colour,
without leaving the disagreeable smell of moat
"Redtorers." It makes the hair charmingly besntifttl,
ss well as promoting the growth of the hair on bald
spots, where the glands are not decaved. Ask, your
T Chemist for " HE NS EXTCA.N HAIR liv.NEwnrt,' sold
by Chemirta and Perfumers everywhere at 38. 6d. per
Bottle. Whol...sale depot removed to 83, Farringdon
Road, London.

;tiILIFFFF.X.aS from oily dii.am• xhould make haste
'they do writ inearisi;;y
take BRANOPTTII'i Ls,
Telleri and oft.tri cure si once. It te now SOnceded toy
all medics! men tha.t LlFAwourris'i. PALLS are the best
kt, what is toeded o be
cleansing medi ahA ofclue, t
int
removed troth the j.)GliVriii and b!ooil wheii we aro tick
inch safe rcuit.**l liaisons, cures. euLl b y
Cestntate. Bee "B. ba0;1/19011. Oki sittut9,

You are invited to participate in the chances of
winning in the grand drawings of prizes guar-
anteed by the State of Hamburg in which more
than 8 millions 600,000 marks have to be

drawn.
In the cours'e of these advantageous drawings
which contain according to the prospectus only
90,500 tickets, the following prizes will be
forthcoming, Viz.:

The highest prize will be ev. 400,000 Marks.
Premium of 250,000 Marks.— 1 Prize of
150,000 Marks-1 Prize of 100,000 Marks
—1 Prize of 60,000 Marks-1 Prize of
50,000 Marks-2 Prizes of 40,000 Marks
—2 Prizes of 30,000 Marks— 5 Prizes
of 25,000 Marks-2 .Prizes of 20,000
Marks-12 Prizes of 15,000 Marks-1
Prize of 12,000 Marks— 24 Prizes of
10,000 Marks-4 Prizes of 8,000 Marks
—3 Prizes of 6,000 Marks— 52 Prizes of
5,000 Marks— 6 Prizes of 4,000 Marks
—lOB Prizes of 3,000 Marks-214 Prizes of
2000 Marks-10 Prizes of 1500 Marks-
-2 Prizes of 1200 Marks— 533 Prizes of
1000 Marks-676 Prizes of 500 Marks-
-950 Prizes of 300 Marks-65 Prizes of 200
Marks-100 Prizes of 150 Marks-26345
Prizes of 138 Marks 2300 Prizes of
124 Marks —7O Prizes of 100 Marks-
-7300 Prizes of 94 and 67 Marks-
-7850 Prizes of 40 and 20 Marks which will
be sure drawn in 7 drawings within the space
of a few months.

The first prise-drawing is officially fixed, and
the price of a whole original ticket is only
shill. 6. or 6 Marks, a half original ticket is
only shill. 3. or 3 Marks, a quarter original
ticket is only shill. 1. 6d. or 14 Marks, and I
will forwarded these original tickets guaranteed
by the State (not prohibited promissory notes)
even to the most distant countries, in return for
the amount forwarded prepaid. Every ticket
holder will receive from me gratis along with
the original ticket the original prospectus pro-
vided with the arms of the State and immedi-
ately after the drawing, the official list without
any charge. .

•The payment and forwarding of the sums
won to those concerned will have my special
and prompt attention, and with the most ab-
solute secrecy.
ar All orders can be sent by the medium of
a Post Office Order.

er Please address the orders before the 15th
November on account of the approaching draw-
ing of the prizes, in all confidence to
SAMUEL HECKSCHER,

BANKER AND EXCHANGB AGINT AT HAMBURG

GER,I4INY.

DAATH ie TISI POT. "It is rot at all satisfactory to
know, that tbe Family tea pt is often little less than a
reeeptaele for all sorts of spurious rubbish, under the
r e f ea. Tie manufacture of StairiOtis tea by the
Chii ese. is a rec-guised business, and not only are large
qushti!ii, of witiow and other ler:ves manipulated so as
to simulate i favor.te herb, but refuse and ezbetvded
leaves are dres,cd up in large quantities for our con ump-
t... D. " le Anti-adulteration Review. Sep. 1880. Con-
tu u.ers t•I Her aiman's Tea, secure a strong. wholesome
a v.-IR:tons beverage —To avoid spurious imitazions
ot,e=rv, t: Kt gcLuine pickets are alwayersigned W. 1.1 .&
1191:i way's Oi- tment and Pill, are the bait, the
elwapest nod the most popular remedies. At all seasons
and ut,el,r a 1 circtimetancee they may be used with
safety and with the certainty of doing gold. Eruptions
ra.bes, and all descriptions of skin diseases, sores.
tuceratie:ne, snd barns are presently benefited and
tDtima'ely en:ed by these healtng, soothing, an-1 puri-
fring medicaments. The Ointment rubbed upon the
a'sdomer, check; all tendency to irritation of the bowels
and ay • eta elysentery and other disorders of the intes-
tines. Pimples, blotches, inflammations of the skin,
muscular Nine, neuralgic affections, and enlarged
clands can be effectively overe.,re., Ralloway's
r•medies aceJrding to the ' accompanying
each packet.,

A. Wotto To Wry's'. —The p'easure of partaking of
tea. fies frnm adult•ration, facing powder, or foteigtt
admixture, is r al.aed by many thottaand of tea drinkfra,
who a, nosily consume six milions of packets of Horn!,
m kora Tea —.13, ware 4 ,spureous
t of Agents, in this lo;alicy CkemiAt 151,
High Street ; Baker, Chemist, 124, High Street ;
Hewitt, Market place; Morris, 136, High Street.--
Brierley Hill. Rawlings, chatniiit Kiddernsinstar, Hewitt,
!ILIA Ring ; Halesowen, Adam, chemiat ; Lye, Jones
eh.mist ; Wordeley. Whitweil, chemist; Kingswinford,
Parson, Brettell Lane. Collins chemist ; Birmingham
&take, Bull ; QuArry Bank, Watt, chemist.