The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1888-05-19 00:00:00

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WHY
viii iLL.NOT CIO
TO THE HOSPITAL.

Y object in .writing is twofold
—to express smy gratitmlo
for a.great benefit, and to tell a
short story which cannot fail to

interest the feelings of many others.
It all about myself, but I have

remarked that when a man tells the

honest truth about himself he is all

the more likely :to of use to his
fellow-creatures. To begin, then,
you must know I had long been
more or- less' subject to attacks of

bronchitis, a complaint that you

are aware is very common and
troublesome in Great Britain in

certain seasons of the year. Some

months ago I had a very severe
turn of it, worse, I think, than I
had ever had before. • It was pro-
bably brought on by my catching
cold, as we are all apt to do when
we least expect it. Weeks passed
by, and my trouble proved to be
very obstinate. It would not yield

to medicine, and as I also began to

have violent racking pains in my
limbs and back, I became greatly
alarmed. I could neither eat nor

sleep. If I had been a feeble, sickly
man, I should have thought less
strangely of it; but as, on the con-
trary, I was hearty awl robust, I
feared some new And terrible thing
had got hold of me, which might

make all my strength of no avail
against it. I say, that was the way
I thought.

Presently I could not even lie
down for the pain all over my body,
I asked my doctor what he thought
of my condition, and lie frankly said,
" I am sorry to .13:tve to tell .you

that you are getting worse!" This
so frightened my friends, as well as
myself, that they said, " Thenots,

you must go lo the hospital ; it mail

be your onl y chance
.at'or life!"
But I didn't want to go to the

hospital. Who does when he thinks

he can possibly get along without

doing it.

I am a labouring, man,

timitod,

with a large family depending on

Holloway's Ointment ona Pills co-nhiue
sanitive and sanative powers in a high degree ; by
the fortner term is underato sd their ability to pr e-
serve healtu, by the latter their capability to re-
re he .Ith With these remedies at hand, no in-
valid next bent fault to g tide hitnself or herself
safely through the many trials to which every one
is subjected during our long and ofttitnes inclement
winters. Coughs, colds, ulcerated throats, quinsey.
whooping cough, can be successfully treated by well
rubbing tids Ointment upon the chest, and by
takin; the Pills. Du ing damp, foggy wa..ttitei
a,thrnatioll sufferers will experience the utmost
possible relief from the inunetion of the Ointment,
and all tend r-chest,4 p u.so is will save endlese.
mi..ery by adosiu; this treat tient. -

To SOFTEN HARD WATER, for w %shin/. drinking te:s
making. gardening, for kettles Rai boilers. (to &c., anc4
to it (some time before use) MAtosior's Patent " ANTI-
CALOArRE Powder' "quite harmless and inexnensivel
the QUEEN. "Nothing present to cause any injury to the
akin or to clothes "—J. NAPIER, Public Analyst, Ipswich.
International H-alth Exhibition, Two medals, one for
preventing incrustation in hoiiere, and the other for,
economising soap. Sold in Tins with printed directions.l
at 2d., 6d., is, 2s„ I/3 6d., sod 74., each, (a 61. tinl
softens 300 gallons). Ask your Chemist, Ir nmonger.l
Grocer, or Oilman, if you canoot obtain it send 5 stamps
for a Samp'e Tin and the Pamphlet." Water, Preventabl, '
Disease and Filtration." to P. A.. Maignen, Contractor,
to H M. 'a Government, 32, 4t. Xltry-st-Elill, E:aatchear.
and 15, Pall Mall, S. W.. Loalon

Disoo-raRT TOE TUB triktZ--trfoilleVir
a turning grey or white, or fallia off, isle r
MEXIcAN HAIR RgNEWER." for it will positii;el
restorein every ewe Grey or W,ite itai, to its original
colour, without leaving the disagreeable smell of most
"Restorers." It makes the hair charmingly beautiful.
as well as promoting the growth of the heir on bald
spots where the glands are n3t decayed. Ask your
Chemist for "The Mexican Hair Renewer," sold by
Chemists ar d Perfumers everywhere at as 6d per
bottle. Wnoiesale depot removed to 33, Farringloi
Road, Lonion.

•
FLORILINE!_FOa THD TTLETH AND BRMATH —A few
.irops of the iiquid "Fioriline" sprinkled on a wet tooth
brush uroduces a pleasant lather, which tkorougbiy
eanses the teeth from all parasites or impurities
'itatlens the gums, prevents tartar, slims decay, give
te-th a pe.mliar pearly-whituess, sod a delightfu
fragrance to the breath. It removes all unpleasant odont
arising from decayed teeth or tobacco smoke. "Th
Fragrant Fioriline." being composed in part of Hone,
sou sweet herbs, is delicious to toe taste, and tb.
great,!st colt discovery of the age.
Gh 'ln In t.l uji Pdrfunr,ra, Wholesa
33, F viongdon Road London

THROAT AFFECTIONS AND 113 kR9Y.FIiS3.---All Auftet
ing from irritstion of the tliraat aml ti )are less will
be a, r etblj surprised at dui alurast iw neitate re!ief
afforded by the use of "drciwit's Br-nit:hied i'r :ches '
These f4llloili.gozeug,-s" are now sold by most; respect-
able chemists in tills c,Juntry at Is lid per box. Peo ph
troubltd aid' a `•h icktug cough," a "tali !IA o ‘ft " 0.
bronehieal alle.e!ions, cannot try them t.;o a.
simila- trouAes, if allowdd to progress, causuit ii
serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic affections. See Lila;
the words "Brown's Bronchial Troches" are !Pi til
Government Stamp • round eacu box.—Ptepaiel
JOHN I. BROWN cfc SONS, Boston, U.S. European depot
33, Farringdon Road, bood,in

NERVOUSNESS LOSS OF ENERGI

and vaTA.r.., PONVTCII.
Roaulting from whatever cause, not as treated by Quach
with mineral poisons and coloured water, but effeetualb.l
curt d a NOVEL AND THWILY SUCCESSFUL MODEI
OF TR ATMEN T, discovered by the advertiser, v,hol
aft,, ranii7 years of extreme suffering, was completel,yre-I
store ,i tip Sound health.

Prom ed by frelings of humanity, he thus Trises now
mewl y which EVi'-'RY SUFFERER IS ENABLED TC
CURE II AiSELF PERFECTLY and at the LEASI
POSSIBLECOSf, without having reconrce to advertising
empirb.s r their vaunted nostrums.
Recoil, happy to forward the peirtientars to asy
inwipfl a stamped and directed envelope.
Aides . J. T. St; WELL. Esq.. ()him

HE COULD LEAP THOUGH THE AIR.

75, Military Bead,
Canterbury, Kent.

1110 for support, and. I might almost

as well be in my grave as to be laid
on my back in a howital unable to
lift a hand for _months, or God °ply
knows how long. Right at this
point I had a thought flaAh across
my mind like a streak of sunshine

in a cloudy day. I bad heard and
read a good deal about Mother
Seigel's Curative Syrup, and I re-
solved, before consenting to be taken

to the hospital, I would try ilia
well-known rwnedy. On this I gave
up the doctor's medicine and began
taking the Syrup. Mark the wonder-
ful result! I had taken but three

doses within twenty-four hours when

I was seized with a fit of coughing,

and threw up the phlegm arid mucus
off my chest by the mouthful. The

Syrup had loosened and broken it
up. Continuing with the Syrup,
the racking pain, which I believa
came from the hitter and poisot.

humours in my blood and joirts,
soon left me entirely, and I felt like
going to sleep, and I did sleep sound
and quiet. Then I felt hungry, with
a natural appetite, and as I ate I
soon got strong and well.
felt I could leap through the air
with delight !

In a week I was able to go to my
work again. It doesn't seem pos-

sible, yet it is true, and the neigh-
bours know it. There are plenty
of witnesses to prove it. And, there-
fore, when I say I preach the good

news of the great power of Seigel's
_—
Syrup to cure pain and disease far

and wide, nobody will wonder at
me.

THOMAS CANNING.

-Maher ',e;gz,l's Curative syrup
is for sale by all chemists aud
medicine vendon--1, price 9.5.-6,1. per

I;Mtle, and by the proprii,t-i), A. J.

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; noad, London, L.C.
1 LUXUREAN r TTAIR, WITHRE3i, Nig 4^4,,rlFT
104, &I. A Physician, att-r nalny v- a, a •
lexperiment I'4ll atuly, hsa discovered a pur&v li-rbil
Pirnade Ti • Ri.to i, which will in every case liest.4-•
the I-fir in bal I 4,..5ie fr.-m:1 a., i cal,' a 4 I p- ti tt •
vb hidcas, ruoustachios, eyebr )ws. ka.. in a rallt . e ‘r
genererus e, it preserves the bait. t*,•r,4 ,' ,

• falling off ch -eke drvness, sit restores the col tit,
,radicat,s scurf and dandriff, keeps the head &ea!, aod
cool, and the hair soft and glossy. Ladies will .11
promotes the cin and wave of the hair, and th., (;I
exquisite perfume is nniqn ;it is ased by thoncan il
Mothers to beautify children's hair, ani prevsnrs b
scarf. or any failug ,n after life. A package 1). e
month's ase, will be sent post free, on receipt of S pe-tr,v
stamps by Mr. RLIA-44E,L, 55, Bartholomew F.oad.
Kentish Town, London "Lt produced a spill:Aid .
moustache in five weeks " Maj,ir Goat. " I,fy
were poor and thin, now they ars thick and heavy " J.
Hodge. "My hair was rani I v falling off, it. qilte
stopped it," .1. Reran, -4 Ay hair was lost by i,loees.
and my doctor said I should net, .r have it lags nit
Ifoar weeks use of your Pomade has reproduced it.'
Miss Elwes.

TIE PLAIN E EST FkC is redeemed by a 1 T-,:y
skin and col )nr ; the most beauti ul is not per, t
witu.)tic it. Paints, powders. si I washeA are Absur 1 •o
the eyes of the beholders, and deceive none but the R7-ly
wearers of these ruinous applioAtions. RaLO 4. a Cis-
metic wash, prepared entirely from exotics, Wit )4
tively eradicate disfiguring blotches, humiliating era?.
tioas, scrofula, ecze na, pimples, tan, frecirk
spots, small-pox marks, redness, roughness, And all s-
figurements, and is the only olsmetic that eau b • reii- i
upon for producing a pure, Irilliant, /lad
3rnt free on receipt of 18 Denny stamps, by lir .1(.1-: -
SELL, 56, BArtholoaiew Road Kentish Toni], fJondon.
Hy face wss covered with tan and freckles; you-
Kalos remoled them," Miss Grey. "In so 4. 48 of c,os.s
eruptions of the face I have used Kalos with 4 access."
r. Haines. "1 had ten rmall-pox marks on my fee-
that I tried in vain to remove ; our surgeon advised ot,
to try your !Woe. and they disapp quad in three wet•k4
Hrs. Reynolds. " I was annoyed for years with a rou,r)
red skin, the use of your wash has entirely reln')vl i-
.T. Smith, Rag.

ONE BOX of Da. THOMPSON'S UNIVRIt',' •I,
PILLS i. guaranteed to cure pains in the i;
gravel and all discharges, and impart health, tons, aad
vigour. in every disorder arising from derangemtn; of
the Nervous System, or loss of nevous boday force
incases of weakn•Jss, nervousness, depression cf blurts,
rembling of the limbs, palpitation of the heart. ir IL -
ion of the liver an I ki inept, rheumatism, of•u,aigii.
pains in the back or head, gravel, leo., they are a,
ib olut-ly certain reme •y ; hiving been rigilly tested
A I.,rge London practice for more than a quarter of a
.eutu y, and never known to fail in creating good ap
I ite, proper digestion, r..freshing sleep, and r.,sioruiv
"tealth and strength. Price is id per box. Sent at.v-
-' there on receipt of 14 p .nny stamps, by Mr. RUBELL
S 5, Bartholome 4, Road, Kentish rown, London. 'Four
iomes of your Pills cured my pains in the back, wh eh
lad annoyed me for many years." H. M. " I trtea'
hem for pains in the back; they cured me in a few
ours." G. "I ha I been troubled for years with an
ruption on the fac-. Your pills have quite cured re"
J S. The eilorni )us sale these. Pills have atto.in,d
o- many e.,r• past. ai.4l the daily receipt of testi-
notnals of cur •of n ..rly all the diseases the hum n
ly is liable to. warrants the proprietor in asserttog
hat they are the most efficacious medicine ever issued.

The medical proressionare now ordering CILDBVIT3
Coco,. EssExca in thousands of oases, because it cota;
, more nutritious and sh-forming elements than any
; beverage, and it is preferable to the thick starchy
,ordiiiarily sold. When YOU ask for Cadbury's Goco
, Essence he sure that you get it, as shopkeepers ate
imitations for the k.ake, of extra prate. Maker* ti Vas
Que.:n. Paris Depot. Fasboroush 1111. Honor.,

I Printed and Published by the l'ropriotor, GEORGE
, HARRY FIELD, at his Oakes, 90, High Street,
Stonrbridge, in the County of Worcester, to wl.ich
place all letters and other eemanoteatiorta intuit
addressed
talazday. May 19th, 1840.