The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1888-02-25 00:00:00

SATURDAY FEBR.TTA.RT 25, MS.

RESULT OF IMPORTANT INVESTIGArION.

( Birmingham Chronicle)

Mr. George Bel: ousel. of the Birmingham Fire
Brigade. certifies teat. the members of the Bligade,
here received great benefit from the use of St.
Jacobs Oil, in cases of severe pains in the back and
knees ; be also states teat tender feet and other
painful eilinetits have been imtnediately cured by
its adoption. Not only does he trey it is good for
the wen:lima • the teigeete, but for their families,
oleo praise the oil very eighty for neuralgia and
kindred complaints a fvw applications only being
neeeesary to effect en tire cures While in London,
otaying at a prominent hotel, we met with a
gentieinan who had been treated for several years
with the most eminent physician at home and
abroad, and been pronounced by them incurable,
but who by a chance c_nverattioe, was induced to
app:y St. Jacobs Oil. his sufferings had been in.
tense, and I.e had for a lung time been unable te
wear boots. He was ountined to hie bed for nionthr
at a ihne, tied his limb," were wrapped to a bead
to p:ev.ut his becoming permanently cripplea.
The, refit ef the Tppli att on of St Jeo.ba Oil was
a complete etwts with,h.a icw days. This ease ap.
peered so rema rke hie thet we prsn.mlly investigateg
it. arid to coufirter t 0 abever st item lit the gentle-
man hie mei testified t.. 1 the fact. The reason we
take such hit .rest is that we noticed in the Loudon
Sunday•Timeß an ae tiple with ref,re nee to Uri,
rereedf ; nue we iiiveatigsted the ease of a former
e•nploye of Messrs. Devey and More, bottle and
stont,wat• wauutai.lturt-rs. I%lis person, after trying
various physieiroe and many meeicinee
.(some of
wrech were suppite from St. Mary's ileskital)
witho et rffect, and beiarg pronolDoed.by the eeief '
medical authorities incurable, and having stiffered
over six years, was admitted to the Buxton Hoepitel,
where, after six weeks' medical teeattuent, which
include a the use of mineral waters and bathe, he
obtained no relief whetev,r. A ter trying all the
remedial meaiures advieed:by fr elide and others,
he could eely move about on sticks and crutches,
and experienced intense p.in. By this time his
joints had become greatly swollen, the sensation
being as rig some sharp instrument was passing
teirough lain. The, physicians who attended him
stated that would be au invalid as long as he
lived. A A url acquaintance in the infirmary in
tor,ned hii 1 the remedy galled St. Jacebe Oil,
which he aid to his astonishment he found
it to effect a ..torough cure. This case has also been
pereonally ye • ified by the writer of this article, who
has not the least interest in the promotion of St.
Jec bs Oil. It is solely for the benefit of the public
that we write the foregoing, and as many people
need &remedy for the effecti of either contrcted or
her. litary ailment, it is with confidence and sincere
plea nre that we recommeed this 89 ()DLitt:lig cu
tive agent.

Holloway's Pills and Ointment.—The combinel it'
effects of overcrowding, sedentary occupation and
monotony of life are rnly ti wcll knows to thost
who have to pass part of their lives labou.ing ii
f•ictriries and crowded workrooms. The compulsory
co,nficement weakens the general health and induces
chronic constip.ition, indigesti ,n, and varions forms
of skin diseases. Holloway's remedivii are of price.
lees rlue to persons of this class, for they can be
used without entailing ln,s of work, being pur iv
vegetable in tneir composition, and, conrequ nvy
act without harehness oil tie nr,st delicate syeteiu.
[he experienoe of more than forty years provee
that no means surpass Holloway's retnel es tor
curing blid legs, bad breasts, piles, and Wounds of
all kinds.

What can be the anise of continuing to metier
pain when reiief is mu near A single bottle o
t. Jacobs 01 is a prescrip ion costing btu two an
six, and comprises the whole expense ot an absolut-
cure.

We hear that the speakers in last night's debate
in both Houses of Parliament spoke with extreor.
.tinary el arness of voice, an I some of the mtmbers
who, on account of the su Idea app?aranfie of the
severe east winds, hid can: h t a cold and were alni'rit
unable to a 'dress the Houses, had a m st pleasant
surprise in the shape of a box of SODEN MINER
AL PASTILLES, which was p-estnted to each
member of both Houses. There was quite an excite
ment, and the introduction of this universally ap-
preciated remedy for the Throat was hatltd with
general satisfaction.
DUDE Vara ZOILING 'WATER.