The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-03-27 00:00:00

GOODALL'S

Household Specialities.
y'ORICSHIRE RELISIL
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Blends admirably with all Gravies.
Bakes the daintiest dishes more delicious.
Beware of Colourable Imitations..
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Is the safest, grandest, and most sedan discovery ever
knew* for the ewe of all bodily ailments *rising fr,m
iodiseretlon and et t er causes To those afflicted with
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Weekstas of Body and Mind, &e.. this inventiin pre-
vents a nesse of cure f so unfailing a character that
ism greatest sufferers from any of the above distressing
***plaints may with confidence, rely upon being quieily
teetered to a sound state of health and strength. In fact,
the sassy marvellous cures performed by the "Self-Re-
st. 11111 r" (CIrbiNIABLI 2.1001 Or WHICH CAN BIC GIVEN) at
ones places these extraordinary Instrument. far byond
asythusg of tho bind hitherto offered to the public. In
order to prays that these Belts are all they claim to be,
It would be as well to 'mention the ',Mewing circum-
Mann :

tho Nigh Court of Justias (Queen's Bench Divi-
Man) an injunction was granted on January 24th. 1884,
sactraining *attain:unprincipled persons from selling any
oelonrsble imitations of the s'lS*if-Restorer" Belt, the
Jury giving the proprietor a verdict with costs and
damages for sneh infringement." The Belt was also
explaisod, and its Electrical powers 111, tested in open
Court, both before Mr. Justice Hawkins and the Jury,
Upon the see OCCIaIIOII.

CAPS day satsr iseaufaef isnot. of Electric Bello produce
widow+, of Is SITS= • TZAT Surely, after such proof
U this, the Rost - sceptical will believe that it really
possesses tits great restorative powers ascribed to it.

It may be as well to mention that the :aetion of the
Nflelf-Reetoses" is gentle, but exceedingly effective. The
nand< but beneficial. current generated by its use, braces
the system, and by its be ign influence gradually builds
up tisearante until the mind begins to get brighter, the
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of you* *nee mere apparent, and so the progress to-
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the before-mentioned causes, these Belts are at once the
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ere entirely self-asting, and we ACIDS being required, can
be worn at any time without any wetting process or in-
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rasibie perspiration being sufficient to keep it in et.

Th scares perfumed re set 0 a fleeting character,
`z.st Permanent, providing tits instrectioas sent with each
and ere earefally adhered to. It speedily re-
in -r R :hid molt miserable f.elinq "lowness of spirits,"
se eitet: esperieneed; and sfter hoing worn a short time
amble. a man to look at the tater., in a more hopeful
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New many %persons who. ;by living to•lasnersusly,
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them wrstakid morbid feelings? They hay* an idea
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ilsparla. Is nine eases eta of to' this is far from' be-
iag the fast. Nature sac net daeayaa ;it in pimply lying
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smart its presence. “Tlis ereaking gets requires oil,
es it will continua to croak." iii. with the human
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plemourse.and yea 1. restAred inclination I. partake of
he..

The benteflotal astien of these:truly life-giving Belts
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4soaseetis if uaselisited testimonials, that no shadow
of doubt reassius as to their extraordinary efficacy. They
ass be worn by either sex with the greatest ease and
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tie body, an eleetrie earreat is at once produced, of a
mild, but withal of se slicseious a character, that an al-
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The hear, hanging feeling wears off, the eye becomes
ister, the brain clearer, until at last the patient feels
ta It items mind that he is once mere in the possession
at tiaa greatest blessings upon earth, via., HIALTI,
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Is oases of Gent, Itholunatisra, Paralysis, Sio., there is
se care is the world to be compared to these Belts.
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atlas Electricity, a satsral ally, congenial to all con
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moo pc:mimes% sires are effected. Again, is eases of
Consumption these Belts have bees the sons MEANS Of
restoring thousaads of both sexes to a healthy and vig-
orous existense` whoa that fell disease "Consumption"
had, ta tus opinion if many imminent medical men,
saseted them as its Vidiillll. This* are facts which can
he preyed to be ebeeliSely trims.

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London, W.

TI7OUSANDS OF TICSTIMONIALS..ILLYIZBZ
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The Prices of Da Bell's Medico.

_leagnetio or Volts Belts are

42 s, £3 35., & £5 is. each,

yonsiveg to patio. The laatrameat us le seat ta an
e: the known world, through the Post. secure'
seemed, upon receipt of remittance. P. 0.0. made pay
hie to Mr. W. Wright, at the Charing Cross Poe
°Mae, Leaden.
Measurement round the body,rjust belowithelhips
mast in sa eases be sent.

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