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Dunstan Times, Issue 1180, 10 October 1884, Page 3

P.VW.VINU A d'AUI OP .i’iioaUjiaia. FOU iVUiUICIAIC. 1 .lAiugs Francis i homas lives m Pontnew*. / y. i. nogr Pll ypoo,, uum.UiiuaiUita Hi is ii .w eyens of ,i 4 „, living »..tu ms mci.ier, a wndow. rip. no eleven ; y.j.io .i ,n, chin a mere b..y, liu Went to dnk, in ki c i-ii pit ,va u miner, m ..root' to Hseim mu m ..Jur in rearing .i.r launly of i.cte o.iiiilre i .mon,-how ifer,. bo title f mow I'l'i/k. <l.iwit i.i nuanu ; i.t the nosessines i.f no mm ly se.in m ..o leff.li.i i., A iintent ami -U .o mh man miles, iu(F n«. lig nil tile .lino ir.im cie ifee.o .it m., ,esninu, an agonising sy opt. on oen.g >si.lini in 8 iCll it u'juh o-nin i [ i.at t.u . the n.y Vt is imao e to ne m lie I, VVo Ring tliroimli iUe nay, u I re.png as nest n • onnlii iu » ann-cnmr tuning ■ Itj night naturaoy uu.m mined his ceil ~L 1 uioii. Yu.il' .y year Ins nu.ilt.il gioiv worse amt. worst), umiat la B iheuiftitis.il c me wi|h ail i.s nreailU.l agony. One j u.it adder another '• ail mo swoneix ami mldnued, si ilut lie ■„.. a 0 iligecl i!i stop wii K. In this an p ignt ttie nuvv yuu.ig man was eonli >eo to ..lie house for two .Oil rears, suffering al iUat ■. o.t .1 ciUioen ura One physician alter another w.is o al,eft ~pou to tie.it his c .mpiaiu , b .t' with uo bench tor the peer icib.w uuolin* ueii to grow worse and worse. Hoping to find some menus of relief, a Const 1 icanon of doctors was held, wn-.n it was tieei led th it au organic ..ise.isa of iue heart, existed in an incur Oil.- feral, and th it uieiiic.il aid could not atf rd ••suet. Ho was given up to die. Tuese years nl expensive me lica. treatment had exnau-i.e Ith little savings of the me.ft r, aiid ttiuy uaa uomoney a buy even me neoes-wie, of hfo» But afoua m .cher never gives lip nt despair. There was on sp irk of hope left. Hoiruomi had told be.- o. a rerae y tnat eu.ed so ndny cases—even when i.s uopeleis at inis one seemed to be and the mother’s' luve' Wciit on. tor her dear boy. But how to get tue medicine was tie question. Their mou<.-y was entirely gone due u.vha t a new pir 01 trousers t at ha ha l beep ,u ill to wea ■, aim the m •tiler reasoned within fterseif *• if the boy is to mo he will hot nee i th m, so 1 may as well pie ge them lor meoicme with aft ift irt to save bis life.” Strange as it may appear, the 'outlies of medicine pro.' eiu'id at Hie chemist's • hop in Booty,.onl with th l money -no ained from the pawnbroker effected a cue in ths Hopeless cas ivlucft bad neon pronounced as men. able But it is only just to s,.y that u the CacinuC u.v I known of me wants of th.; family ihd medicine Could have been ol time i wuhoul a visit to the pawnbroker. It is now near .y two years bo o- tins took piace, and young Jatnes Francis Thomas ha, been working in . .e coal-pit UDoe. ground ever since,.-earu> ing extra pay for over-work, wh.co he is' able to perform. Of comae, he ~c er had organic disease of th heart, as vas suppose n The palpitadon, ihi umat sm. a., i astnmi were symptoms of the icat ni.-ie.se, whieu was dyspepsia, or iiidtgcsUuii, To vv.iien the iernejy was specially a.i .pt.-iK • lime vtfi.o wish to coiamua oats with cuts y in .g man cm write tit him at the aoove a.i ness, and ho will vouch fur the curative piopnities of Ssig-d’s riy.up, the a tied; that effected this almost miraculous care, Thu following lotto, is from a chemist, who t i .light he following fact sho.iM be mad. known:-. ‘■Jam* a i'VancisTh .m is, of t’oiuuewynyd 1, near d’o tiyp .01, age twenty three, cilii.r, was ill for uiuo yem s, u able to do any work {■■r three years, novui- lay down in nod f.n 1 nine yeais, had to s.eup in a stooping p is. ture, was t. Gated hy nearly ail the doctors for miles around who genera ly state i his complaint to be rheumatism au i heart disease of a chronic na lire, and ncyond all power to Cure. When hope had nearly died ; out, be was persuaded to try rioigol’s r-yi up j i and, tothe delight of his relatives ali i.ae.unI ishment Of his ueighuumg. after taking half j a notcle lie codd lie down in bed. Aftef | taking one bottle he Went to work. Has noW j taken two bottles, and on wita the third, I amt is now quite well and s'rougi HU | mother is in matures, and Can talk iif noth- . | ing else but this marvelous cure, and wishes me to make it known.” loth August, 1833. Dear Sic, —I wit" to too you tea. Ml* Hrtiry Hillivr, of Votes ury. Wilts, informs me that he suffered from a teve e form t-( | It digestion fur upwards of four years, and I took no end of iWo.’s medicine without j Hie slightest benefit, and declares Mo her S.i'.el's Syrup which he got from mo has., saved his life, Yultra truly, (signed) Nd Webb Mr White. Chemist, Oalue * Suigol’s Operating Pills are ih-i best faml* ly physio that lisa ever been discovered, t hey cleanse the bowels fro n aii imitating substances, and have thdni in a hea.thy coiiiiuiou. Tney cure costiveuesa.