The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-10-17 00:00:00

MONEY.

4 PRIVATE GENTLEMAN with surplus
. capitol, is desirous of making immediate ADVAN•
CBS to gentlemen, manufacturers, farmers, tradesmen,
and others, male or female, requiring the same, in town
or country, in sums from £lO to itiOU on note of hand.
No law costs. Terms from £5 per cent., extending from
three months to live years. Mortgages negotiated at
less interest. Distance to object, as persons can repay
by P. 0. 0. or cheque. By applyieg personally from 1U
till 4, or if by letter, enclosing a stamped directed enve-
lope. stating the amount required to Mr. A. BRADBURY,
Walworth-road, London, S. E., particulars will be
sent by return of pod.
N.B.—No connection with loan offices. Residing in the
Rims district ever since 1841. Secrecy with despatch.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
WELDING. JOHN
(Late of the Old htag's Head),

CASH ADVANCED WITHOUT SURETIES
MONEY LENT PRIVATELY, at a Day's
Notice to Gentlemen, Tradesmen, Farmers, and
others, residing in any part of Ihtngland and Wales, from
per cent, in bums of £lO to £5OO, on persons' note of
hand. Terme arranged from three months to live years.
—Apply personally, or by letter, stating the amount re.
guired, and when, to Mr. A. Bradbury (private house),
161, Walworth•road, London, ICE. Surplus Cub always
on band, no connexion with Loan offices,

riIARES the present opportunity of thinking
I.his friends for their past support, and respooldully
solicits a continuance of the some, now that he haa taken
to that well-known " hostelrie,"
THE COACH AND HORSES INN,
STOUIZIIRIDGE,

And to assure them that he is actuated by the removal,
still further to cater to their satisfaction, the Premises
being superior in every respect to his former Residence.
An ORDINARY every Friday at One o'cloek, on the
Birmingham principle.
FOREIGN WINES and SPIRITS.
Good Stabling, Lock Coach-house and Yard.
edr Note the Removal.

[Entered nt Stationer' Itall, 1840.'—Priee la., or enclosed

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lout paid from the author for 12 stamps.
MANHOOD. A MEDICAL ESSAY on the
functions and disorders of the reproductive organs
In youth, iromliuml, and old age, with observations on the
treatment and cure of Nsavors ESN ar•ISION. I'ATSICAL
D•IIILITli, Lows i ~... OF SVIICITS, AC., being the result of 00
years' successful practice. By J. L. Cc frrlS, MIN lb. Ate/ •
111111.1•0IIIFET, I'lk,t %DILLY, Losnon, W.

MINIM) )(AMNIA! SEWING MACHINES I
SEWING MACHINES I SEWING MACHINES !

GEORGE THOMASON,

Ruvuma. OF TWO PRIN.

o There is no member of Society by whom this book will
not be found useful—whether snob person hold the relation
of Parent, Preceptor, or Clergynian."—Soo, evening paper.
CIAIT ID ON NHOOO.-7753, Tworesse—gbir written sad
plainly describes the source of those diseases which produce
decline in youth. and more frequently premature old age.—
Deify reb=erajoh. 27th Ward], 1818.
CV IMO ON MANHOOD should be in the hand, of youth and
old age. It is a imalical publication, developing the tryst.
moot of a class of painful Inalailim'whieh have too hloglbeeh
the prey f the 11Iiterate and dasigning.-I:silci Sera,
daze fr.. _

13, BULL RIN4f, KIDDIiRMINSTER,
BEGS to inform the Inhabitants of Stour.
bridge and the surrounding district that he intoade
viartiog the above district every Wedeeeday, sad will
supply those who may favour him with Orders with First
Class MACHINES. The Howe, Wheeler and WLIIOII,
gthiell, Singer, Grover and Baker, and all the leading
makes. HAND MACHIN/f.B of every make.
LESSONS given FREE to all Purchasers, and every
Machine warranted, or exchanged if not approved of.
Terms : El down, and 12s per month. Five per cent.
off for prompt Cash.
All kinds of Machines Cleaned and Repaired. Old
Machines taken in Exchange.
All letters or post cards sent to the above address, will
reesies prompt attention.

This work, based npon the rerun 0130 years anccemtful
practice in the treatment of. painful and dietreseing clue
of dime res. will I. found to contain plain directione for the
COTO of many licenses hitherto abandoned as hopeless.—
IfyindayTiers, 23rd 11 arch, 1856.
L , London—Uhl also by Maar, Booksallar, 39, Comblll.

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91HOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS. Some
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under the best Medical Men of the Day. Sold in bottles
at 28 94, 48 64, and Ils each.

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rHE following are selected from Thousands
.1 of Testimonials, the whole of which can be proved
fiennine

lliii WILD. Waterloo toad, Cheatham, Manchester
Fairy 11111 House Jane IS, 1873.

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Dear Sir,--I wish you to forward me another bottle of
your Eye Liquid as soon as possible, for! find it is doing
me good already. Hoping to have it by return.
I, Beehive Terrace, Wilton-street, Losells Birmingham, Mr.
John Ede, Birchfield, Birmingham, Auguat 23, 1873.
Dear Sir—l am now in my eighty-fifth year and have been
suffering from defective sight for the last four years to such
an extant that I was entirely prevented working at my bun.
arts, namely, that of a rulemaker• About the first week in
January this year I purchased a bottle of your Patent
American aye Liquid," since then and up to tam date, I have
had two others, and am delighted to say my sight is so for
restored that I am enabled, oven at my advanced age, to
resume work at my trade. tun are at liberty to make any
use of this letter you choose for the benefit of other sufferers
and refer any person to me you ploase—l am, dear sir, yours
to. Wm. Bali awni.L.

Lancaster-street, Birmingham, Juno sth, 1872.
Sir,—l beg to acknowledge with thanks the value of your
Eye Liquid. I was suffering from a /lever° burnt eye, and
after appiying your valuable .Liquid several times I was per-
fectly cured. I can also testify that it has done some wonder-
ful cures for my shopulates. I shall not forget to recommend
It to my friends, as I am sure it is well worthy of recom-
mendation.-1 am, your obedient servant,

To Mr.J. licle.

ALESANLIIA
()on k'uruiture Forger.

March Ist, 1878.
Sir—Your Patent American Eye Liquid has quite taken
the kell from my daughter's eye, being quite blind for sate.
ral days. Please send me another bottle, as I shall
keep one by me.—lourntruly,
Mrs. ulnvaae, 11 94, Brearly.street.

1.13, Now John Street West, Birmingham.
Sir—l was suffering from a severe cold and an inflamed
eye. I eonsulted two physicians, but to no relief; and bting
recommended to try your Patent American Eye Liquid, I did
no: being happy to say a tow dressings have quite cured
ince—Yours, an, A. LILIA.

Birmingham, March Bth, 1873.
Dear live great pleasuro. to inform you that using
the Is Pd bottle of your Eye Liquid has quite cured the eyes
of my favourite pony, tho little grey tbut took first 'prize iu
the Horse Show. I thought it quite an impossibility to curo
it, but before using it all I found his sight as good as over.
I also have suffered myself from dimness of sight, and occa-
sionally a mist came over my eyes, so that I could scarcely
see to receipt my bills: but, after using your Liquid several
times I have out buffered elec.—Yours, to Faso. Bowes,
Molester, Brewer, cud Wine and Spirit Merchant,
To Mr. J . Ede. Albino-street, Birmingham.

Victoria Road near Potter's Hill, Aston Park, July 22, 1871.
Dear Sir—My eyes have been weak and bad for many
years, and I could not get anythia,j to do them any good till
• neighbour of mine told me to get a bottle of your Liquid,
and I did so, and 1 find a great relief from it, for lean see
better now than I could 30 yearn ago. It wants no carom.
mendir.g—it recommends iteelf. Those that hove tried it
will never be without it. Please to send another 2s Id
bottle.—Yours respectfully,

Mrs. CLARE, 82 3 ears of age.

Landsdown Villa Birch&ld.
Sir,—l Lave tried a bottle of your Liquid, and it Inis made
my eyes quits well. 1 shall recommend it to everybody 1
kuow, for! am sure i. is a geed thing for the eyes, for I speak
as 1 lied it —Yours truly. O. C. BA sea,
Late of the Tower Arms, Leach-street, Bine ngham.

Sir,—l have much pleasure in testifying to the surprising
•fticacy of your famed Eye Liquid, which I thoroughly la •
hove has cured me of a scum on the right eye widen I had
suffered from for about nine years, after trying numerous
remedies for several years without any good result. Accept
my grateful thanks.-1 aim sir. 305 r obedient servair,
Ca saLts
To Mr. Ede. tiergeant-wajor Hoy al Cardigan Militia.

Dear Sir,—Mr. Mountford, builder, of Small Heath, informs
me that his wife seen afflicted for two years and a half with
a dimness in both her eyes to that extent till she could
scarcely bee. had medical advice, but to no purpose, was
recommended to try your Eye Liquid, and af..or only two
bottles VNW eumpleißiy cared; and ehe is willing for you to
make what use you like of the above for the benefit otSers.—
Yours truly, Miooll,
13•01,,,
CheMilit, Spring Hill, Birmingham.

Mr. Ede,—Sir,—l feel very happy to let von know my
eyes are much improver. This is my own writing and 1
have not bad the pleasure of doing the like for a number
of years, until your valuable remedy enabled me to do PO.
I hope you will put my name in your list ef teetimonials.
Let any person conic to 35, Bow-street, Little Bolton,
and if I do it thread the smallest needle they can pro.
duce tbeu I am in fault. They may enquire from the
neighbours who have known me for the last 30 years in
one street, and they will tell them I was unable to find
my own door until I obtained your valuable Liquid. I
had beggared myself paying doctors 3,, 14L1 and As 6J a
bottle for about two thimblesfol of Eye Water, but all to
nu use. 1 went to the eye institutions of Liverpool and
Manchester, where they put we in great torture by tun.-
ing my eyes and operating on me in various ways to no
purpose. I was getting worse until I was told of your
remedy, which appeared in the Birmingham newspapers,
and I obtained a small bottle. I shall for life feel
•bliged and thankful to you; moral cannot do than pray
for lour prosperity end welfare. law 84 years old, but
still bealthy.-1 on. yours,
l's rtuca tlavlN, 35 Bow-street, Little Bolton.

Mr. Ede.—Sir,—l will thank you to send me a bottle
of )out Eye Liquid, a friend of mine purchased a bottle
during his visit to Scarborough and received so much
benefit from it that lam induced to try it. E. GRAY,
Aire and Calder Cilass Co., Castleford, Nr. Normanton,
. . .

Yorkshire.

Mr. Edm—Sir,—Will you send me another bottle of
your Eye Liquid. Please send it by return as I cannot
possibly do without it. It is doing me good —Yours res-
pectfully, - J °sericite

London-road, Cheste'rton.

Sudden, near Rochdale, Lanced lire, Sept. 29, 1873.
Mr. Ede.—Sir,—Will you send me another bottle of
your American kye Liquid at 2s lid. The last has done
Lae a great deal of good, and I think anther will make a
Perfect care—Yours truly, J. YARWOOD.

Gower Road, near Swansea, Sept. 29, 1873.
Sir,—l am happy to inform you that the bottle of Eye
Liquid I received from you has quite cured my eyes, after
years of near-sight. I woald recommend it to all miners
and others with weak eyes—Yours re,peetfuly,
c,nue. HOPKINS.
The following is en extract from the (igicia/ Lloyd's
List- of June 19,1874—" The Human Eye and its Dis-
eases."—Few persons are aware how marvell”nely beauti-
ful and complex a structure is the organ of vision, nor
is it possible for us within the limited space of a mere
paragraph to explain the various peculiarities so fully
that our readers might obtain only an abstract notion
thereof. Volumes have already been devoted to the sub-
jest by eminent oculiete, and other surgical authorities;
poets and philosophers also have eulogised the wondrous
and charming iofluences of this "window of the soul" and
"peels of the senses," but our purpose in these brief re-
marks is not that of an essayist, but rather an allusion an
the minor ailments to which the eyes of most people are
se frequently subject and exposed, more particularly
those resident in tropical or humid latitades, such as
dimness, weakness, watery. sore, or inflamed eyes, forms
of disease which, though ofumes purely local, are exceed.
ugly troublesome and painful to the sufferer, and if neg-
listed for a length of time may possibly become a constitu-
tional disorder. It may be observed, also, that many eye
Whoa' used are absolutley dangerous in the hands of
unskilled persona, because of certain strong chemicals or
poisonous properties which they contain. One specific.
however, for alleviating the affections alluded to has re-
Gently been brought ander oar notice, supported by
innumerable testimonials of on entirely voluntary
eharaeter from all parts of the kingdom, attesting unques-
tionably with reference to many ditlicult and long stauding
oases its speedy efficacy of cure. We ellodetotbepotent Eye
Livisiel, prepared solely by Mr. John Ede, of the Birchfleld
Road, Birmingham. We have been assured that this
preparation has given complete relief to many who had
been previously treated unsuccessfully in some of the
leading hospitals, aad as may readily be imagined, is
mach sought after in districta where it has become know.
It is furthermore quite harmless in use.

NOTICE.—In consequence of the wonderful Cures
and Great Sale, the PATENT EYE LIQUID now com-
mands unparalleled success. Pervons are now trying to
palm off a Spurious Article on the Public. Ask for and
see that you get EDE'S PATENT AMERICAN EYE
LIQUID on each label. Sold in every town in the
Kin gdom. By post from Mr. John Ede, Birehfiedd Road,
Birmingham.

°FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIM"-
see Deuteronomy, chap. Mt., verse Sit.

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