The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1887-03-05 00:00:00

ELECTRICAL COIIMIJNICAT/ON WITH
LIGHTSHIPS.

Tits Board of Ti ale has appointed a committee
to enquire into and report on the desirability of
electrical communication between light vessels and
the shore, with the specia,l object of facilitating the
saving of life at sea. [he committee has also been
insttucted to considor whether a system of electlical
communication should be applied to outlying. lig:lt-
houses ; whether the experience gaized by the
present cable to the Sunk light-vessel has proved of
sufficient value to justify toe co:A ; whether t: e
system should be further extended; and whether it
is desirable that any of the stations to which the
system is applied should be also used as signal sta-
tions for commercial purposes. Iron.

CONSUMPTION.—I have a poGitivo remedy for be
above disease ; y its use !Amon:ads of cases of the worst
kind of luDg standwg have ben cured Indeed so
strong is. my faith ,u its eflicAcy, bit . I will ser.d TWO
BOTTLES Ft-166, tog,tu,r with a-) i 11tLY Ne.W
AN t) VALUABLN Tite:ATlSii; on this Disease t) 5,q
enffe.rer. Givo Address in full. P. T. A. .LOCI.IIU,
5. Plum Tree Court, F,rringdon Strost, Loudon.

WHAT IS THIS DISEASE TEAT 13 COMING
UPON US?
Like a thief at night it steals up n us unawares.
Many persons have pains about lite (nest and siies, and
sometimes hi the ba l'hey feel dui and sltepy ; the
mouth has a bad tssio. especislly in the morning. A
sort of sticky slime co,lecr., about thetestis. Tne ap-
petite is poor. There is a feeling like a heavy load on
the stomach ; sometimes a faint all-gone sensation at
the pit of the stoeaach whieh fond dons not satisfy. rtie,
eyes are sunken, the bah s wad fact become colt min
feel clammy. After a whi.e a cough sets in at nr.t dry,
but after a few months it is attended, with a greenish
coloured expectoration. Thu ath.ctei one feels tire' a 1
the wnile. and steep doot not tteem to afford any rest.
After a time he btcomes nervJus, irritsdeo, and giaonay.
and has evil forebodings, There is a gidditiess, a sort
of whirling sensatem in tie head when rising up an .-
denly Tne bowels become costive ; the skin is dry and
hot at times ; toe blood becomes thick and stagnant ;
tile whites of the ie. es become tinged with yelfosr, the
uriue becouaes suaetv and hig-coloared, depositing a
sediment after etandiag. Thtre is frequentiy a spitting
up of the food, sometimes with a sour taste, and somt-
times with
,a sweetish LAI' ; this is frequently at-
tended with paipi;ati .n of
.the heart ; the vision ne-
comes hunairect, with spot m bef :re the eyes ; the e is a
feeling of great prostration a d Weak:teio. All of thoie
symptoms are in turn preseet. It is thoight that
nearly one-third of ow pupulsiien has this clisase in
some of its varied forms. It has been fouLd that,
medical men have mistaßen the itatnre of this d•sease.
The disease i. Dy.pepßia or iedigestioo, for wuich
'Seigel's Curative :Imp is acc tam u remedy. Genuine
has A. J. Whi,e, ica., on the starer. An alnasnac con-
taming from persons who have recs.ved
benefit from as of &lla Curetive Syrnp will be
furnished, fre of eharge, by the proprietor., A. J.
White, Limited. d 5 Farringdon It...ad, London, E C,

The toVoriiug iett6rc nhun-hi sv.bat eatimAtiou Vae
article ia held.

THOMAS CHAPILIN, Wes: Ankland : that the
trade steadily increases, $3,11 more of your medicines
than any other kind.
A. ARMeTEAD, MaTket Street, 1).0.t0n-in-Farness :--
It is needless for me to say that your vain.blc medicines
have great sale in thie distri•zt—groater than uy ther
1 know of—giving great 34tidaction.
HOBERT LAINB, Stellbham : I can wa:l recoinniend
the Curative Sprit), from havin4 prved il3 efficacy for
indigestion

J. 8. WOODRUFFL, Ciiemjt 1 Street,
Benda the I,llowln :- Qucon
"To Mr, J. Wv- -ontIFFE, Ch.3ini,t and Druog6t, Sot-

" I purchAred fro. yuu botile of Saigei'o STraP•
which, after Oireedoea,begaLitoroaße we feel a now
man, I have ruflerEd 13r tuie, Lt wpm year,' from
weak:pc:B el !he brsela w:d. body, Ana btiag constautl'i
purged, but thsul:s to ;;-ortr S7rap I fcl a wan,
"Ycours truy, 11. MAkaPiir...irrT.
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sißutton.ou-Hull."

Josnrk= CToonARD, Druzgist, 18, Cat i 6t'",
Edgeley. Stockport, I.)ecmeer. 1884, 'writes tqU
C•As xagards yon D n3,4icine, L li,tve sold inor.l of it this
year tha,ol,,t6t, an i I liqd w-iaoever tfios it asks for it
again, because they th2rjya so niu,lt bonetit iron:
.it.
Bevers: of n tat iy etornrs cep having it agsit; end again,
aink.Pl' bvo.su,e it '..lues theca so much good ThEYfoot
Want t'leir nanis's pul,.,lished, bat sas tiley stould never
keep !vending, 241141 is tti7v- (Da, poncj benefit
frorv. 1. _

(NJ EUX Pf 1.1 41 Pll,Libisviarranted to cure
discharges from Lilo Urinary Organs, in either sex
rPtiuired or comstitutionai Gravel and Pains in the back
'old in boxes, 4s ed each, by all Chemists and Patent
medicine Vendors ; or sent 1,;o an address for 80... Stamps by
re Akers Tax LINCOLN MIDLLND COSINTI lig' 11E11G
CoriYi Linculp, .7vnelesala Agents 13.111CLL
and all the wiioicza;e heusee.

Holloway's Ointment and Pills.—Cougla, Influenza...
The soothing properties of these medicaments render
them well worthy of trial in all diseases of the respiratory
organs. In common colds and inflienza the Pille, taken
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Holloway's Pills purify the blo3d, remove all obstacles
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suffering when afflietsd with colds, coughs, brt,L:'hitis,
sad PernamutlY izigae4 la mast countries.

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HARRY FIELD, at his Offices, 90, High Street,
Sic ur!.sidge, iu ihe County of Worsester, to whew
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addressed
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