The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1866-10-13 00:00:00

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MACHIN'S INFALLIBLE PEARL
OINTMENT.

ACure is warranted in all the undermentioned
cases :—Erysipelas, Warts, Scurvy, Ringworm,
Piles, Burns and Scalds, Chilblsins, Chapped Hands, Ul-
cerated Sore Legs of many years standing. Scald Head,
White Swellings, Inveterate Ulcers, Evil, Bruises,
Grocer's Itch, and all Cutaneous Diseases, Indolent Tu-
mours, (especially those of a Scrofulous nature), and
Corns and Bunions; it is alio an invaluable remedy for
Sore and Diseased Eyes. It needs neither puff nor re.
commendation. A single trial will prove its surprising
virtues. Thousands have to rejoice that it was ever dis-
covered ; indeed, if the public knew its worth, no family
would be without it. Prepared by the Widow of the late
Joint Macnew, Pensnett, near Dudley, and sold in Pota,
ltd. Is Id sod 2s 9il each, by Mr. Ford, Brierley IDB, and
Cradley Heath, and all respectable medicine vendors.

ENGLAND'S REMEDY FOR INDI-
GESTION, It is now an admitted fact that the
leading diseases of this country are Indigestion and Liver
Complaints. From one or the other of these complaints
the generality of the population of this kingdom are
suffering ; and as either of them causes great debility and
suffering, it is of the greatest importance that they should
have prompt attention and proper treatment.

INDIGESTION.

Indigestion is a disorder of the stomach and first intes-
tines or bowels, and sometimes extends itself to other
organs of the body.
The symptoms of Indigestion are—Difficult Digestion
of the Food, a sense of Oppression and Uneasiness of the
Bowels, sometimes Looseness, Furred Tongue, Impaired
Strength, Flatulence, Sickness, Headache, Palpitation
of the Heart, Pains in the Pit of the Stomach and
towards the Right Side, Sallowness of Complexion, De-
invasion of Spirits. Nervousness, Disturbed Sleep, Cold
Limbs, Feverish Heat, Flushing of the Face, Dryness in
the Mouth, Weakness in the knees; sometimes the sight
is dim, and the person is hid prostrate, and thus the
happiness of life, as far as health is concerned, is
destroyed.
In the treatment of Indigestion, the object to be sought
Is to restore the stomach and the system at large to their
pro per tone and ellen 4th. These ends must be obtained
by the use of very mild aperients, vegetable bitters, and
astringents. These remedies are to be found in tLe

CELEBRATED HERBACEOUS STOMACH
PILLS,

which are specially prepared for the cure of Indigestion,
Liver Complaints, and Nervousness, by TDUDAS J.
BAGLEY, Chemist, High-street, Bit-ton.
They are perfectly free from all mineral and mercurial
preparations, gamboge, ...Ann oil, or any other of the
poisonous drastic drugs, which are so COMMODIy ascii is
the preparation of Pills. The Herbaceous Stomach Pills
contain the extracts of some of the choicest digestive,
urttibilious, tonic, and aperient herbs and vegetables the
earth produces. For Ladies and Gentlemen of very
delicate constitutions, and snliject to nervousness, they
are one of the very best medicines ever prepared. As a
rule, they give no pain nor occasion any inconvenience.
Children of the youngest age aswell as people of !Weaned
pars, may take them with the greatest safety. As a
Emily medicine they cannot he excelled. One trial will
be enough to establish them.
In confirmation of the above statement, hundreds of
testimonials might be given, but let the following be
sufficient :
Mr. Downs, of Ilayton's Bent, near Ludlow, Salop,
says " I was suffering very much from Indigestion,
Weakness, and Depression of Spirits, which rendered me
rfite enable to attend to niy work for several months.
ter having loot medical advice, and reeiving no benefit
therefrom. I was induced to try flogfey'r ire°.
Stomach hits, which nice done mile so much god that I
eau DOW follow, ley employment with ease and conifort
I. fact, I feel imite a new man."
Mold by most Chemists in the British Empire, at 7id.
lad Is lid each, or sent free for S or II stamps.
Wholesale Agents : Messrs. Barclay and Sons, Par.
i:on-strest, London ; Messrs. Sanger and Sons,
Oxford.street, London ; and all Wholesale Medicine
Moines.
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Retail Agent in this neighhonrhnorl Mr. Ford,
Printer, Brierley.11111; Mr. Levi, Bookseller, Stour.
bridge ; Mr. Cox, Chemist, Old Hill; Mr. Balky,
Chemist, Blsekhenth ; Mr. Itolleson, Chemist, Kingewin-
lord ; Mr. Leer, Stationer, Kidderminster ; and Mr.
&mat, Chemist, Dudley.