The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1869-05-08 00:00:00

DIED.

Oa the lira instant, WA VI, Ciai4l:lo% II other, of
Nortt.fivi,k.
thw the 14 Instant, aped G. years, Mr. Joseph Wrbb,
ul Cosa. aro House, near this to wo.
Ou the lit ilt-tkrtt. ;I.eply Itiment•••l. se,d 50. Mr.
Wi
11U181.,0111. of EAGOR:d [hum', Koldermmwter.
Oa the Ord in,taot.
Mr.. Daratst, widow of the We ltvw• Durua ; deeptY
regretted,
•••••••••.. -we'reM"—'.7.77-12

THE SUFFEUEUS Flt.)11 THE LOCKB
LANE COLLIERY ACCIDEN C.

On Wednesday evening last, by invitation. • Party of
the rec.:mill miuers front the Lock's Line Pit, Brierley
Hill, took a bemdlt at Welssll, in the Temperance
Homey Eagles, Esquire, presiding. on which occosinn a
poetical essay was delivered by Mr. William Lyle,
who
gave his sem, ornisitonsly. The Chairman. after an
eildrets. introduced the speaker. who proceeded to deliver
a most effective essay. which was listsned to with great
atteotion and freptently interrupted by the applause of
the audience. In the coarse of the rea•iing Mr. Lyle •
introduced the princip•il men, severol of whom related
the thrilling experience of their entombment. At the
conclusion, the Rev. J. H. Sherwood, vicar of Walsall,
proposed a vote of thanks ti toe Cnairman and the
Rev. J. Bradley. M A., vicar of St. Peter's, Walsall, s
vote of thanks to Mr. Lyle, complirneoting him upon his
admirable and pathetic address. 'the atten-lance was
highly respectable, and all expressed great satisfsetion
with the proceedings. We hope that as hitherto the res.
cued men have not been so prominently brought before
the public as the extraordinary eiredinotances attending
their entombment merit, and for the cake of the poor
sufferer', that this will he hot the first of a aeries of ben.
•hts. We can assure our render that intieh so our local
poet. Mr. Lyle, is known, to hear lout deliver his essay is
treat of 00 Mean “nler.

BELBROU GIITO/Q
ANNIVRISLItY SKlttloNS.—Sermon4 vc,re pro.ched on
Amnia! in the Primitive Methoiti.it Chapel on tit of
the trust fund. Mr. Hymns, of the Lei., preached in the
morning, aeil Mr. Holmes, of Stourbridge, in the after-
noon. A liberal collection no made.

BURISVAST.—i SOCeIta•WOL enala EXT.—The
Mei! Sfreiet Colette has the f 'Rowing inter.
Witting remarks.—" There are very few simple articles
of food which ran boast AO Us Slly valuable and important
dietary properties as cocoa. While acting on the nerves
as • gentle ntiraulant. it provi I.•• the holy with some of
t:e parent elements of nutritional. :irol at the lands time
corrects and invig. rite, the notion of the digestive or-
igins. Theae beneficial effsta dep,n•l in a irr tnea•
sure upon the manner of its preparation, but of late years
sueli close attention has been given to the growth and
!atineut of cocoa that there is to diflionlty is securing
with every useful quality fully developed. The Mingo.
1 r success which Mr. Epps attained by him homeopath
preparaticii Of CO or, has laver Iteoui surpassed by tape' -
periintataliat. Far and wide the reputation of Eppe's
Coc a has erred by the simple force of its own extraor-
dii.ary merits. Medical men of all stales of opinion
hare agreed in recommending it at the •afest and most
beneficial article of diet for person, of weak constitu-
tions. This superiority if a Testicular mode of prepara-
tion over all others is a remarkable proof of tho gr .at
results to be obtained from little causes. fly • thus rig I
Ituowlerige of the natural laws which govern the opera.
Cons of di..estion intl nutrition. and by a careful applica-
tion of the fine propeities of well ,elected Coe-SA. Mr.
Epps has provided our breakfaet tables with a delicately
flavoured beverage which may mars us many heavy doc-
tors' bill.. It is by the j.iiCioll,l nee of such articles of
dint that acoustitution may be gradually built up until
strong enough to re.ist every tend,: icy to disease. Haw
deeds of *elate maladies are !looting around in. ready tin
attack whenever there is a weak point. We may es-
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fied with pure blood mid • properly nourished frame.
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