The Sun.
London, England, 1836-07-30 00:00:00

STIRLING'S STOMACH PILLS

are particularly adapted, being prepared with the itUlphate of Quilling,
Extract or Chamomile Flower, and the most choice S.omachic and Ape,
rent Drugs of the Afweria dedica. . .

They have in all LSe:Pro;edsTiteeor to every other medicine in the
Cure of Stomach and Liver Complaints, In Itgestion, Loss of Appetite,
Sensation of Fullness, Sick Headach, Pain an 1 Oppression after Medi,
Habitual 0 stivettess,Flvulen p, Shortness of Breath, Stomach Coughs,
Spasms, Worms, and Fits in Children and Grown Persons, and all Diseases
incident to the S 0m.,c0 and 80, els. They are also truly efficacious in
th .• Cure of Colds, Agues, Asthmas, Rheumatism, Gout, Jaundice,
Dropsy, and Gravel, and an exce lent It a orative alter any exc ‘ss, or too
free in ul:enc at table, itS hey gently cleanse the bowie's, strengthen the
stomach, swee.en the Meath, cheer the s irits, brine the nerves, induce
a healt iy action of the liver, improve digestion, and invig rate the whole
system. Females who value good heal h and wrsonal amarance, slim
never w thoitt them, as thy purity the b cod, remove obstructiem,,
pimples, cutaneous eruplons, sallowness, &c., a at g se the sk n a t.c
tifut, ear, healthy, and bl.toming app ~ranee. Persons of apl thoric
bit, who are suhj ct to headache, tits, aidaine s, dinttess of sight, or
drowsiness, singing nose in the ears, whico indicate trio prosy a flow o:
hloed to t-e head, should Pc particul.r to take them frequently, • They'
are. so inilkand gentle 'n th-tr rction, that children and
,persons pt all'
agei may taket hem at, any ti•ne,'as, they da .not COlit iti ineroury or any
ingre: out Unit reau'res &tin tiemeitt or res'rction of diet. Many healthy
age' individ als, som • orene I.unti*.•e I years and up x•Lr.ls, m ke it a reels
to take them tat oor three times a weer., by heh they remove the caus, s
that produce disewe, preserve the r he,ltn, and keep off the intirmile;
of axe, retaining in sur wising degree,. all the eller ty, vigour, viv t.
c ty, and cheerlanc,s of their youthful days. They sh ul i be k pt io
every 'amity as a reTedy in case or' wh'en illness; for, by their prompt
aominist-ation, Ch Morhus, Cramps, Spasms, Fevers, Apoplexy, and
of er alarninat complaints, whit too often pim: fatal, may be speellY
curet or 1 revet.te.d. Nutnerat sp.tien s, whose. casC, had been considered
hopeless, are been res ore to sound h aith by them. This can be
proved by the to Vrnony or htat:ands, and shown by kttera from nume-
rous patents who have henetitte t b, thc:r unrivalled ellicaey. Te, de.
scribe all th it excell s't p opertie , anti the cures th y h ,ye pe tiormed,
would fill v,lum s, exceed c.edibili ' ;•. fact, there tcereely any
disease. to which toe h 'man frame t suhj et that they will not i'.iier pre-
vent nt cure, tel none it which theyvan pcssdoly d t berm.
Preitared by .1. W. a ilia Cnemi a Sti Digh...4 rem, Whitechapel,
tn Bows 131 ad., ad., are t I Is. each; mid may be had of all tlw
Principal Medicine Veneer. in the Kingdom. •
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING AT CA NTERBURY.—
A very numerous meeting'of the Conservatives of this city was
held on Thursday evening at the Guildhall Tavern, in honour
of the Right Hon. S. R. Lushington. The invitation bore
upwards of 400 signatures of the electors and inhabitants, and
in compliance with it Mr. Lushington appointed Thursday
evening. The Chair Was filled, by M. Patridge, the late
Mayor, who was supported by Messrs. Baldock, R. Halford,
0. Moulton, H. Christian, J. Browne, C. Burt, Rev. J.
Mulesworth, &c.
CORONER'S INQUEST.—Yesterday afternoon an
inquest was held before Mr. Stirling, at the Blue Posts, Mon-
mouth-street, to inqUire into tile death of Thomas Gilbert, a
shoemaker, who was found hanging to the bed-post on Thurs-
day evening, at his residence, 25, Menmouth-street. It ap-
pears from the evidence that the deceased had been drinking,
and that he hung himself, his wife being asleep on the bed ;
on her awaking, she was horror-struck to see the body of her
husband hanging. She had every means used to restore ani-
mation, but without success. It appeared likewise he had
been in a most desponding way since a son of his had absented
himself. The jury, after a short deliberation, returned a ver-
dict—" Hung himself while in a state of temporary insanity,
produced by intoxication."
SINGULAR FACT.—IL is a singular fact, that the
romantic and far-famed village of Kenilworth has the honour
of being the birth-place of three Prelates of the Establish-
ment, viz. :—the Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry (01%
Butler), and the Bishops of Winchester and Chester ( Dr-
Sumner).— Il'armeh Advertiser.

A few nights since, Mr. , who resides in
the neighbourhood of Aberdare, was disturbed by a noise,
*Lich he soon discovered to be an attempt to enter his house.
Pistols he had none—but he was well charged with pfescuce
df mind. He provided himself with the novel weapon of a
Mottle of soda water, and no sooner was the fellow's 'cad
than Le cut the string. Bang went the cork and hit
the burglar right in the face ;—the stream followed-'this the
culprit thought was blood; he dropt upon his knees and
roared for mercy, and was at last suTered to depart—a sadder
but a better man,