The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1888-03-17 00:00:00

MARCH 17, 1888.

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TAMES FRANCIS THOMAS
lived Pontnewynydd,
near Pontypool, IVlonmouthshire.
He was 23 years of age, living
with his mother, a widow, Some
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11 years before, then a mere boy,
he went to work in a coal-pit as
a miner, in order to assist his
mother in rearing her family of
little children. _ Soon, however,
the little fellow broke down in
health, but the necessities of the
family seemed to require it, and
he continued to toilin the mines,
suffering all the time from the
effects of indigestion, an agonis-
ing symptom being asthma, in
such a troublesome form that
the poor boy was unable to lie
in bed. Working through the
day, and resting as lgwAt he could
in an arm-chair duringthqnight,
naturally undermined his-consti-
tution. Year by year his health
grew worse and worse until at
last rheumatism came with all its
dreadful agony. One joint after
another got swollen and inflamed,
so that he was obliged to stop
work. In this sadplight the now
young man was confined to the
house for two long years, suffer-
ing all mortal could endure. One
physician after another was called
upon to treat his complaint, but
di no benefit, for the poor fel-
low ciontinued to grow worse and
worse. Hoping to find some
means of relief, a consultation of
doctors was held, when tit was
decided that organic disease of
the heart existed in au incurable
form, and that medical aid could
not afford relief. He was given
up to die. These years of ex-
pensive medical treatment had
exhaustedthe little savings of his,

mother, and they had no money
to buy even the necessaries of
Ere ; but a fond mother never
gives up in .despair. There was
one spark of hope left. Some
one had told her of a remedy
that had cured so many cases—
even when as hopeless as this one
seemed to be—and the mother's
hove went out for her dear boy.
Bat llo,v to get the medicine was
the (:11- ,tion. Their money was
t E-0710. Tiw_ boy had a
("),' trol:,prs that he had
• ;'i to WCar, and the
)31t.(1 ititiu herself,
die, he will hot

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Slit 1110111relZ MACKENZIE writes about the
Soden Miooral Pastill • " I regard them
vita- mely valuable in obstmat,.?. catarrhal affectione
the wroat." ' d) gooi in nearly all cases
if 1,-Nzati ii of th rnitcotia membrane." .4 The,' ere
Espec sly beretie!al in catarrhal diseases of the air
`•I frequmtly found tnem of great aer7
vice in to e a. 01 singere an I public speakers.-
All Suff-rers from Disease of the Thruat, Chest,
Logs! ! Colds, Coughs, Bronchia., /Annie,
Sore Throat, Dipt=theria, Whooping Cough, should
follow the advi-e of our greatest medical authority,
Sr Mcrell Mackenzie, and take the So len Minorsi
Pastilles They have nothing in common wi;h so-
called patent medicines, which often contain drugs,
and opotas injurious to the constitnti ii. See each
box has Dr. W Stoelzing's siguatire and our Trade
Mark ( Two Globes, Cross, and Creeent). Pric*
is. or 16 tamps, et Soden dine-a 1 PrJduat
Company, 10, yer's Baiidiugs, ii )loor 1, L4trlos,

To 07TIN TrARD WATER, {Or washing, drinking to
alakirg. gardening, for kettles sad boilers &c. saw
to it (soul:, time before use) Matobrew'a Patent "AiTi
Caicati.s Powder' "quite harinis-,s and inexpensive'
rte guitars. "Nothing present to canee arty iuje •y to the
skin or to clothes "—J. NAM's, Public Analyst, Ipswich.
International Health Exhibition, Two modals, one for
preventing incrustation in noiters. nr.l the other lot
economising soap. Sold in Tins with printed direetions.
at 2d., 6d„ is, 25., 3s 6d., and 75., each, (a 6d. tin
softens 300 gellous). Ask your Chemist, Ir •amouger,
tirocer, or Oilman, if von cannot ontista it send 5 stunt,'
for a Samp!e Tin and the Pamphlet," Water, Preventable
Disease and Filtration." to P. A. Maignen, Contractor
to H. M. 's tiovernment, 32, St. Mary-at-dill, ICastehsap.
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spots where the glands sre not dteeved. Ask yoria
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bottle. V holesale ilepot removed to 33, Farricgdox
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senses tue teeth from all parasites or :mparities
,arJens the Fume, prevents tartar. istons decay, give
ne te,th a peauliar pearly-wbitoess. 001 a aeoeli :fn.
irsgrane• to the bresto. It foamy all sioe,oassot colour
orisit g from neceyed teeth or tobexco stalk's. "Tirs
IPrAierrant Floriline." being cotursvci in part ot toyer
and i'wept herbs, is delicious to us taste, and ""
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fr th, ti-“t ,f F;r 'i'r cirt
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to;e ituemt4i, ,autry ,A; it lid per uoz• Peu
roubl•ti 111:11 a ' h cklng caugh." '•eitiztit ci"
bronckacal CAUPIOL try taem t') ucu ae
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she. words —lirwau's arone.hisi Tioli)os" &ft! 0* th
,loveirmar.ut Stamp iround eaan t)ax. —Napa:et:l bt
j", I. Bkowli k sass, tiodtau, U.S. It urofeau ttepot
33, Farriagjou ttaad, 64pid4a

N ERVOUSN ESS LOSS OF ENERGY
and 17-1.T.A.11, POWFTh
,te a tin from whatever carve, not as treated by Qaacir.
th .oluerial poisons au I coloured wnter, but elfectnany
NOVEL AND LIIOIILY SUCC S,FUL MODE
OF T I MENT, diso:ivered by the advertiser, who
aft. r marl v years of extreme ,ufferiag, was completely».
"„ied v. mound health.

if, °minted by feelings of humanity, he thus makes known
mou.. bt which EVERT SIiIIFFERICI: IS ENABLND
.
Vat: PIitrECTLY and at the Llekil:
FOSBPLE COST, without having recouree to admitting
ofties or their vaunted nostrums.
Ks eoili k tern to forioord the partioolews Sc any torero
rootlet a atiussed and directed/masks'.
4bT (J.r.WilLtg.. Cates,

need them, so 1.... may as A,
pledge them for medicine with U"
effort to save his life." Strttuifst-,
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as it may appear, the bottles
medicine procured at thc
chemist's shop in Pontypool,
with the Money obtained at the ;
pawnbroker's, effected a cure in
this hopeless case, which had.:
been pronounced incurable. But
it is only just to say that if the
chemist had known of the wants-_
of the family the medicine could-,
have been obtained without a
visit to the •pawnbroker. It
now nearly four years since tills
took place, and the young J. F.
Thomas has been able to follow
his occupation ever since, and is
in the enjoyment of excellenti
health. Of course he never had
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organic disease of the heart as
was supposed. The palpitation,'
rheumatism, and asthma were
mere symptoms of .the real dis-
ease, which was dyspepsia, or
digestion, for which the remedy...
was especially adapted. Those
who wish to communicate Witli•
this young man can write to him
at the above address, and he will
vouch' for the curative properties
of Seigel's Syrup, the article that
effected this almost miraculous
cure. The following letter is fronl
a chemist who thought the facts
should be known : "J:
Thomas of Po 7.-1 tne w vovdd, near
. - . .
Pontypool, age 23, collier, was
ill for nine years, unable to do
any work three years, never lay
-down in bed for nine years, had
to sleep in a stooping posture,
was treated by nearly all the
doctors for miles round, who
generally stated his complaint -
:to b 3 rheumatism and heart
ewe of a chronic nature, and be-.
,yond all power to cure. When
lioqvi had nearly died out, he WaS
.per:maded to try Seigel's Syrup,
and to the delight of relatives
•
and the astonishment of his
neighbours, after taking half a.
bottle he could lie down in bed.
After taking one bottle he went
to work. Has now taken two
bottles and on be third, and
is quite well and strong. 'His
mother is in raptures, and can
talk of nothing else but this
marvellous cure, and. wishes to
make it known."
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?rainotes the c.;rl and WWIs of the hair, lot that the
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Tithe's to bean iii children's hai,, an I pray-lase bald;
sees. moue. or coy !ailing matter life. A. (noir age t ••
nooth's see. w 17 be sent poet 'mi, on receipt. of Spuny-
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Kentish Town, Lonion. "It p •dac.ad a spleodid.
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Aims Elwa.s.
,
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\lre. Reynolds. " I was annoyed for years wish a rine)
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Smith, Esq.

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