The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1887-03-12 00:00:00

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Like a thief at night it steals up-na us unswares.
Many persons have paths about tueMit and sides, mud
sometimes in the bacsc. They feel
.dali and sleepy ; the
mouth has a bad taste, e-pecislly in the tuoruin4. A
sort of sticky slime coilects about the teeth. The ap•
petite is poor. There is a fe,lin4 like a heavy lo.d oa
the stomach ; sometimes a faint a:1-gone smsattou at
tue pit of the stoma% which food. does not satisfy. rile
eyes are sunken, the hau is cud iqet become c 1l and
feel clammy. After a while a cough sets in at fir, dry,
but after a few months h 14 atteuded with a greeuish
coloured expectorstiou. TA, attitctel ons feels ire a 1
the wade. aud sleep duel hut seem t) afford any rest
After a time he becomes nervous, irritabie, and gloomy
and his evil forebodings. There is a giddiness, a IdOct
of whirling sensation in tie hell when rising up au t-
denly The bowels beJunie costive ; the skin is dry add
hot &Wales ; the blood beothnes thick aud stagnant ;
the whites of tha ees become :Liget with yellow, the
urine becomes scanty au high-co.otired. dep >Ail:lg a
sediment after ataudiug. There is frequentiy a spitting
of the food, sometimes with a sour taste, and some
-
tunas with a sweeLtsii taste ; this is frequeutiy at•
tended with palpilsti n of tile heart ; flits vueoa be-
com-is impaired, with spat bei ire the eye, ; the e is a
feeling of great proatrat;Ja aid wealcuess. All of these
symptoms are in turn present. It is thought that
Licari), one•taird of our popuistion has this disease in
some of its vart,d fonsis. It has been foiled that
medical men have mistaken the nature of this d.sease.
The disease i Dyspepsia or iadigestiou, for w uics
Selgel's Curative nyrup Is a ceftain re.naly. Genuine
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Lathing testdoionials from persons who have rem eved
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furnished, fe,e of charge, by the proprietor t, A. J.
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3. S. WO3DRUFFE, Chemist, of 71, Queen Street, Hull,
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.As regards your medicine. hava sold mire of it this
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Several of my custqaters seep having it agsia and again,
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