The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1888-03-24 00:00:00

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TAMES FRANCIS THOMAS
lived in Pontnewynydd,
near Pontypool, Monmouthshire.
He was 23 years of age, living
with his mother, a widow. Some
11 years before, then a mere boy,
he went to work in a coal-pit as
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 toil in 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 best he could
in an arm-chair during the night,
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 andinflamed,
so that he was obliged to stop
work. In this sad plight the now
young man was confined to the
house for two long years, suffer-
ing all mortal could endure. One
physician afteranotherwas called
upon to treat his complaint, but
with no benefit, for the poor fel-
low continued to grow worse and
worse. Hoping to find some
means of relief, a consultation of
doctors was held, when it was
decided that organic disease of
the heart existed in an incurable
form, and that medical aid could
not afford relief. He was given
up to die. These years of ex-
pensive medical treatment had
exhanstedthe little savings of hi.•
1
mother, and they had no money
to buy even the necessaries o;*
life; but a fond mother never
111) in despair. There was
(me :;;-,rl-(: of hope left, F..,:,oni€!
(m,‘ ltad told her of a remedy
that mel cured so many cmies—
cycli a 5 hopeless as tils
se(,lll,il to le—and the mother's
levy went, ( •for her dear boy.
MI:: how to the ino
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r • - (.1 . in neAriy ease,
‘fo LI ineund ill. :etc Th".f
Espom tl:y b3retleial in estt.arrh4 of the al.
1 feequ-etly [mini •.i gr:t Der-
v:;,) ecaen or . rt.:lio *p4okers.
AU S-1-1-ere frJat D e-aae of the_ TUr.at, Ciptgt
I.o•tigt, 1 ! os:!o14., l'oLtehis. Bc.)ticiliti., Aft:tele,
Si. liiroat Dip theria, Who •p'rv,/ (1./ugh, s'conlc
folow tub advice it-our gre.st.-Nt in.,1i.541 authority
hio: ell atitche izio,,,end take the So 'en f inert
Pastilles. They hAve nothing jn colonel' with 83
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celled pateatnb-ditunen. veiich often contain drugs,
aud op.ntes injerioui to the conetitatt.n. See each
bon hae Dr. •W Stoslaing's aignltture and our Trait'
Mark ( Two Cilo;tes, Cross, c and Cresent). Vrio,
le. 14,0 r 15 lispeps, 0. SJdela er.iln4) ,
Cespaily, 10, yee's Butidinje,El3toor., L)aio a.

TO 0171114 RM. WATIM, for wakatiotr, drii*lng ta.
r eking gardening, fog kettles sad boilers. . &sc.. ay.
to it (some time t ef,rip use) Marasicw's Patent "
Calmaiss Powder' " quite h&ruile.s and inexoinsire'
The Q Eutaw "Nothing present to clause arty injury to th,
skin or to clothes "—J. Navuta, Public itualyst,lpswie4
International ti alth Exhibition, Two modal% On. tar
preventing incrustation in boilers, and the other to,
economising s ,ap. Sod in Tins with printel iirenLions.
at 2d., fid.. is, 24., 3s 6d., and 7... eosin. (a 6d. tii.
softens 800 gallons). Ask your Chemist, Ir nmong-i,
tiroaer, or Oilman, ifvon etan.iot obta a it send 5 starn3,
for a Same e Tin and the Pam oli.et,•• Water, Preventat,l.
Disease and Filtration." to O. A. Maignon, Contract-I-
to II M. 's Government, 32, St. Slary-at- ail!, kaatcheav
A. ~ sad 15, Pall Mall, S. W., London.
Vai.uss:.x Disoovanv von van Raft.— If your hair
s turning grey or white, or falling off, ass • r
liihaicAN HAIR RRNSWKR," for it will positively'
restore in every case Grey or White iai to its origikq a,
colour, with ,ut leaving the disagreesble sni4 of tfl.ll.
".ktes'orers." It makes the hair eitariuitaitly
as well as promoting the growto of toe hair on
spots where the glands are not decayed. Ask your
Chemist for "The Mexican Hair Renewer," sold
Chemists sr 4 Perfumer. everywhere at 31 61 pit
bottle. tifwiesate slept removed to 33, Farring.lo;
Road, London.

FL4gILINN I—.VOll TI TYZIR AND ENDATN —A ha
amps of the lzqMid "Fle,iline" sprinkled on • wet tooth
brush produces a pleasant lather. mbieh Coo uts 11,3
sauces the teeth from all parasites or mipur ties
~riena the gums, prevents tirt,ir, stools daeay, give
Os a paauliar pearis-quitaada cud a aeligws
'fravance to i.Lie broat.,4 As rocuoV., all trip easao;
erisicg• fr‘ica deeey.4 tceth or tobecou eta c. ”Ti.
rragraut " beii oni ec a pKrt et tio;.•
and riregt bertie, 4eiki t."te Lae ant t.
;rest it tolleet dianoVery of Me age.
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.• r eabiy surprised at rta., ra.:.4re I:ate a•i.
•IrOrtt ,1 by Liloie Uf ir nktirtat t lel
l.r.nou • 'lumps via" Are ilOvt V;i 1y11145t rampect
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tnrublos. it air ier.-4 CAM
owlet. Pulmuary rau4 Arri.hinatir ateettega. Mee tbat
tire.wr+rae "Brwee's litraraciatal Troobee" are err Lb:
tiroverunaeut Stare,. .a.relict erica box .--Preprrei h‘,
;craw I. BROWS it #trne. lioatoa. U.i ilutopetur dert
13,-Parriagdon Ltrad

N ERVOUSNESS LOSS OF ENERGY

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and VrTAL POWER.
Resulting from wbatever catuze, not :le treated by Qasek•
• istral poigone and coloured water, bit efectnaltv
(I_l' a `I" L AND HbiRLY SUCC, SAFUL MODE
O' lt25A MEN T, discovered by the advertiser, eh°
aft-i cos* ' year. of ,xtrente,,uff,ring, we coropletalyre.
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Pre 'Pad by reelings of humanity, ho thus makes knoura
tune-, by "which EVkRY BUPPERIEItI3 ENABLED V)
11 MSELY PRAFECTLY sad at the LE4Sit
t'OsS't . r, without haying reoeuree te a:heath*/
bin piricaor their vaunted nodrunts.
As ea öJ 4eiope to forward the airtiftihare te say raff4r•
tesiad a stimseed end direata otveiopt..
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need them, so I may as N'tell
pledge them for medicine with"' .
effort, to save his life." Strtlnf,,"3
as it may .appear, the
.bottles. °f
medicine; procured at the
Chemist's 'shop in PontypoolwithAhe 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 hail known of the wauts
of the family ;the medicine could .
have been- obtained without'..
visit to the . pawnbroker. It is .
now nearly four years since this
took place, and the young J. V.
Thomas has-been able to folloW
his occupation 'ever since, andis
in the enjoyment of excellent
health. Of course -he never had
organic disease 'of the heart as
was supposed. The palpitatio,.
rheumatism, and asthma. were
mere symptoms of the real dis-
ease, which was dyspepsia, or in-
digestion, for which the remedS
was especially adapted. Those
who wish to communicate with
this young man can write to hiia
at the above address, and he Will
vouch for the curative properti.es
of Seigel's Syrup, the article that
effected this almost miraculovs-
cure. The following letter is fro"i
a chemist who thought the facts
should be known : "
Thomas, of Pontnewynvdil, iwar
Pontypool, ago 23, collier, Nyw'
' ill for nine yeays, unable to (1"
any work three years, never bLY
' down in bed for nine year:;,
to sleep in a stooping postni:',
' was treated by nearly all ti
doctors for miles round, wi:')
fxmenttly .stated his compili'i!.
to b_'.! rli,.mmatism and heart d

or a chronic nature, and :1 •
von:1 z,..1 power to cure. Wilfij
hop', IRA nearly died out, he
p.lod to try Seigel's
t-A the delight of relai•,-,'"
al,l t!il astonishment of III"
after taking -
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tone, perufn a, ecsens, p1av01.,4. tan. freesias,
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• !Ay faem w. 6 covccerf vitt) tan and tackles; rar
Clhis CPI:1104.d1 tile-u," Kiss Grey. "In
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`r, n " t had te putAil-poz mirk. on iny f**".
ant I hie fla y4ig to remove ; our surgeun "Acted ra,!
.) try yoar K 130,3. end tapy .iisapp-ars I in t•trar.
4rs. Reynolds. i• f wa4 ann,,yea for year* With 11044,,
ca-1 sktu Vie nes of your WASki aAs entirely real
I. Smith, 44g.

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