The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1883-03-03 00:00:00

THE STOIJRBRIDGE OBSERVER.

prat anb jistrict altlCiDrs.

COMMISSIONERS MEETING.

The usual weekly meeting of this body was
held on Monday last, in the Commissioner's Room
Corn Exchange. Mr. Hughes presiding. The.... were
present Messrs. H. Turney, Bland, Green, 117), hey,
Baker, Ickp, Underwood, North, Haskew, Griffin,
Dawes, and Hicklin.
FINANCE COMMITTEE —The Finance Committee
reported th.-It the trea,urer's balances on the ::everal
accounts were as follows :—Highway Account due
from Treasurer £412 3s ; Improvement Account,
due from Treasurer £544 Qs 9.1 ; Ut ban Saii:t ry
Account, due fi om Treasurer £134 Os sd. The fd.
lowing accounts ss ere recommended for payment :
—Highway Arcnint, £159 Os 5d ; Improvement
Account, £4B us sd; Urban Sanitary Asthority,
£3 14s 4d. _ _ _ _

Mr. Haskew in moving the adoption of the report
stated that the balances were very much more sa.tis-
factory than they were this time last year. The
balances last year amount:eel to about £306 2s 10d
in their Treasurer's hands ; this year, after the ac-
counts recommeeded for paymeat had been paid,
there would be a balance 31 tivi Treasurer's hands
of £l,OOB 93 6cl.
The following letter, which had becn forwarded
to the Csuntess of Stamford and Warrington, was
read by the Clerk :—" February 9th, 1883.—The
Right honourable the Countess of Stamford and
Watringtoa.—My Lady, At the last meeting of the
Stourbridge Improvement Commissioners we were
requested to convey to your ladyship the smr tw
and regret, which the Board felt at the recent
decease of the Earl of Stamford and Warrington,
and also to express their sincere and earnest oel 10-
knee at the irreparable less which your ladysh'p
has sustained by his lamented de.th. The
Board are deeply sensible of the uniform
kindness manifested in the deceased nobleman in
throwing open for so many years the beautiful
gardens and grounds of Enville, which have afforded
unequalled plea,mre and rw ional enjoyment to the
people of Stourbridge and the neighbourhood. We
have the honour to remain, your ladyship's moat
obedient servants, H. Hughes (Chairman) ; John
Taylor (clerk). The fo lowing letter was receivAl
in reply :—" Dunham Massey Lodge. Altriactrun,
February 17th, 1883. My dear sir, I have been
desired by the Countess of Stamford and \Verringtoa
to acknowledge the receipt of a letter writt-u on
behalf of the Stourbridge Improvement Co ennis-
sioners, and signed by the Chairmaa and you •self.
expressing sorrow and coudoline with her 1 tclyship
on thelgreat loss she had susmieed by the very sad
death of the Earl ; and lam further 'desired to
return her ladyship's most sincere thanks for their
kind expressions of syrup 'thy on the part of the
members of the Board. I need scarcely say how
very graifyiug it is to her ladyship to know that
the Earl's memory is held in such high esteem
May I ask you to kindly convey to the Chairman
and members of your Board at their next meeting
her ladyshie's deep sense aid appreeilti m of the
very kind attention paid her. I am, dear sir, yours
faithfully, Itobeit Cocks."
GENERAL PURPOSES COMNIETTEE.-- rho Medical
Officer of Health repotted that the number of
deaths registered during the past month was 13
8 males and 5 females—giving a death rate of 15.9.
The number of leirths registered during the same
period was 22 - 9 males and 13 females—giving a
brith-rate of 27-05. The death-rate for tee past
month was considerably lower than last. Th
eei lemic of scarletina was gradually dying ou ,
only one fatal 'case having o .carrel duriuz tee
month. The T ra-n Officer reported that 31
nuisances had been removed dung the month.
, Two cases of over-crowding wer reported. lii ume
case 8 persons were sleeping it ten rooms showia
1308 cubic feet deficiency. In the other case 9
p none were sleeping in two rooms, giving a de
fiency 670 of cu'sic feet. The registered lotig.ng
houses and slaughter Louses were reported to be ia
a good sanitary condition.
STREET AND ROADS COMMITTEE —This Com-
mittee recommended the Beard to purchase fr ma
Messrs. Avenue nue Porter a ten-ton itcam role) • ;
also that the Clerk be instructed to adyer is: for
persons willime to lend £350 to the Board. They
further reeemei ended that the surveyor 13!
stritc7ed to order 200 tons of 'emelt granite fr
Messrs. Jones and Fitznaurice, Vile rep trt was
adopted.
THE FIRE BRIOADE.—Mr. IL Tweeter, captain of
the Fire Br:g ad', presented the fourth annual
report of the Brigade. It shewed th :t the brigade
had been called to 8 firms during the year, being 2
leis than for the previous year, and two less than
the average for the previous three years. None of
the fires were of a serious character, the amount in
no case amounting to one-six.h of the value of
propeaty at risk. The total amount of damage was
estimated at about .23033 103 and the value of the
pi operty at ri-k at about £33,750 as compared with
£2,022 and £17,320 for last year. The average time
occupied in exinguised the fires was 51mia. 308 scs.,
the time being reckoned for thi members leaving the
&Alen to when they were ml's nissai on their return.
The strength of the Brigade was as follows :-1
captain, 1 lieu,enaat, 1 superintenthnf, I hen. sueg-
and 13 firemen. The folio eine appliances are in
charge of the brigade :—Oae fire-escape, presented
by the "Royal Society for the Prevut:on of Life
from Fire" ; one hand hose reel wad ladders, 1,210
feet of canvass hose, 160 feet of I,a hr hose, the
property of the Commissioners; Steam Fir Engine,
one stretcher for ambulance boa co:nplete, meelers
uniforma,and one Oilin manual engine, rely old, the
property of the Brigade; one 7in. manual engine,
the property of the Alli in3e Insurance Company ;
there were 20 hydrants, the property of the Com-
missioners, and 18 the property of the Watervestrks,
and 8 private hydrants. He (Mn. Turney) nil net
consider the number of hydrants sufficient for the
protection of the t ewn. Hydrants should be placed
in all streets where these are water mains at most
110 yards sprat.

BAZAAR.—On Nlonday last, a bazaar was opened
at the Corn Exchange, by H. Turney, Esq., in con-
nection with the Congregational Chapel. The ob.
j,cts of the bazaar were briefly pointed out by tie,
Rev. G. Robinson. He alluded to the recent alter-
a, ions and improvements which had been male in
their chapel in High Street, and which he estitnat, d
had cost, in round numbers, about £603. Half the
cost, so incurred, had been contributed and it was
hoped to raise the remainder out of the bazaar.
The following ladies presided over the several
stills :—No. 1 : Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Woolley, Mrs.
Atwood and the Misses Woolley ; No. 2, Mrs
Biliingham, Mrs. Douglas and Miss- Edward, ;
No. 3, Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. F. All opp and Miss
Saunders; No. 4, Mrs. Preece, Mrs. Dudley and
Mrs. Cliff; No 5, Mrs. Shirt and Mrs. Bayley ;
No. 6, Mrs. Ilyees, Miss Davies, Miss Randle; the
refreshment stall was presided over by Mrs.
Penrson and Miss Southall. There was a good colec-
tion of useful articles, and it may be mentioned that
among the novelties there was a wardr,b3 made
out of the old psngJrOm the chapel.
The Unfortunate young, middle
aged, or old men,
suffering from Nervous Dehility, Loss of Manly
Powers, Lack of Self-confidence, Impaired Mene,ry,
and kindr,d weaknesses, the reiults of youthful in-
discretions and solitary pernicious practices, should
send three letter stamps for large illustrated trea-
tise, giving marvelously successful means of cure.
World's Dispensary Medidal Assocciation; No. 3,
New Oxford Street, London, W.C.
Woman and Her Diseases, a large treatise, illus-
traLd with wood-engravings and coloured plates,
giving suoces3ful self-treatment, sent post paid on
receipt of three letter postage stamps. Address
World's Dispensary Medical Association, No. 3,
New Oxford Street, London, W.C.

A recent writer in our local pipers his wisely
observed that "one of the follies of the igo is to
buy dear Wines and Spirits." Another folly is to
suppose that buying from tb)se wit) make the
largest return of duty is buying them in the
cheapest market. The Merchant who pays duty
upon thousands of gallons, pays in exact propor-
tion to the retailer clearing a single cask. A great
profit must be gained to cover enormous erpmses
of large business premises, cost of advertising, and
an allowance of profit to the Agent, greater in
many imstanees than taken by th resp3ot -
able Merchant. To buy cheap is to buy where but
one profit is made, anti we cannot better illu.trute
our argument than by pointing out the way in
which our townsmen, Messrs J. autland and Son, of
63, High-at, have opened up the trade. We have
no hesitation in saying that 25 per cent, is now
paved by their bringing the producer and the con-
sumer together, over the pekes paid a few years
ago, and a trial will fully bear out our ass 3rtions
Dudley Herald, December 21th, 1881.
"Royal" ON lt.kTS."—The Thing desired foun at
last. Ask chem'srs, grocers or oilmen, for Rough
on itats It clears out rats, mice, beetles, roaches,
flies, bedbugs, inset,, ground moles, Ste. 70. and
0108.

t.''—A new, quick, comp', ta cure
for all urine! y affeAions, (sm ri g frequent or diffi•
cult) and kicini,y diseases, -is. At Druggist. London
Agency N 1. Kim: Edward's Street.
A VIOL',NT CHARACTLR.—At th..: Pollee Office
on Monday, before Messrs. 'l'. D. Thomas and A.
Freer, &mud Shepherd: was chard with being
drunk and Oisorderly in tr e public s.reers, on the
24th ult. P.C. Moore prJved the ca-e and defend-
ant was sentenced to 14 (lava' imprisonment with-
at the option of a fine -Defendant was further
charged with breaking 10 panes of alas- in the
police cell and destroying a bucket. Sentenced to
14 days' hard labour,lwithout the option of a fine.
ALHAMBRA. THEATRE.— This w, ek those who have
patronized this th,atre have had a r ire treat in
witnessing the grand perfimmuic of tnat juAly
end her very
celebratud American actress, Miss Rebekah Deering,
high-class company. On Monday

and Thursday "The School for Scandal" was aiwn;
on Tuesday, "Romeo and Juliet," on Wednesday,
"East Lynne," and last night Londen Assurance.'
To-night (Saturday) "Macbeth" is announced, in
which Mr, Will Griffitns, the well known local
amateur, wid assutne th 2 role of Macbwh. We
would strongly advise our r(aders not to miss the
last opportunity of seeing the acting of one cf the
best companies that has ever appearep before a
Stourbiidge audience. The following is a list of
• the performers :—Misses Rebekah Deering, Laura
Reynolds, Emma Groves. ;itid. 1.),1 Dalt-) niple, and
nlrs. S:ylon, and Messrs. Chester Rildon, Norman
Watts, F Bousefield, Tindell, George Glan-
viVe, J. Williamson, 11. Rutland, C. G. Wallace,
and 11. Horsford. Next week the eminent tragedian
Mr. John Coleman will appear in his orhinal
creation of Valjean, and during the week in his
preat impersonations of
_Othelro and Claude Mel-
intte.
STONRERIDGE MUSICAL SOCIETY. On reference
to our advertising columns it will he seen that this
scniety announce a grand performance of Sir M.
Costa's " Naaman," which will be given under dis-
tinguished pationage in the Corn Exchange, on
Monday evening next. The artistes are M;s. Arthur
Nash, soprano Miss Emilie Lloyd, contralto ; Mr.
W. Mann Dyson, tenor; Mr. J. Tuke, bass. Mr.
W. Griffin will lead the orchestra, Mr. C. W. 'Webb
will act as accomyanist, and Mr. P. H. Webb will
officiate as conductor. "We sincerely trust ihe
effort, of the society will be thoroughly appreciated
by a largo andienc...
DisoisacsxNgss. At the Police Court yesterd y,
bel,re Colonel Fletcher, Major Cochran-, Messrs.
T. D. Thomas anl A. Freer, Richard Pearso r was
charged with being drunk on the 2 ith ult. P.C.
Croucher proved the case. Fined is and costs.—
Jsbez Pardue were chai7ed with it sittilar olence
on the 27th ult; at Pedmore. PC. Croucher proved
the case. The deftnce was that he had been hunt-
ing at Hagley. Fined Is and costs.—Jchn
Thatcher was charged with a similar offence on the
22nd ult. and fined is and cost s.—Timothy Callagan
was charged with being drunk in the dahlia street
on the 24th u't. P.C. Webb proved the case. Fined
lOs and costs.—Benjunin;Cartwright was charged
with being at Dradley on the 24th ult, P.C. Mills
Fined 2s 6d and costs.—Henry Harris, of Oldswin-
ford, was charged with being drunk on the 21 11 ult.
P.C. Eaves proved the case. Fined 2s Gd and
costs.—Joseph Massev was charged with being
druak at Cradl yon the 24:h ult. P.C. Millar
proved the case. Di cl:arge,' with a cat'on.
CHARGE OF PERMITIIIG DRUNKENNESS.—Dane
Botham, landlord of the White Horse Inn, Cradley,
were charged with pernaitting drunkenness in his
hose on the 24th ult. P.C's. Luker and Chare
proved that a man was drunk in tho house, but it
was proved that the man did not have any ale in
defendant s house, but that he came into the house
and a into asked trial to drink. Fined lOs and
costs.

OBSCENE LANGUAGE.-Mlry 0' Donald was
chNrged with using obscene language iii the public
street. on the 21th uP. P.C. Ross proved the cas'.
l' S. Jones proved a rcat number of previous c
and she was fined 403 and costs; in defill.th
one month —John l3:.).igsr was charzed with using
obscene latiguige in the pub.ic street. P.C. Britches
proved the cos 4 Fined 2s cd and costs ;in default
7 days.

"FRANSFRis.—A.t. the Public O:e y.?sterd,y, the
following transfers t..)ok place. The Golden Lion
Inn, Memble Square, to Travis Richard ; The Vaults,
High Street, from William Barratt to Constance
Wraight ; The Wheat She-if Inn, Coventry Street,
ft orn Daniel Wood to Samuel Jones ; Toe Vine Inn,
The Ii ayes, ?rota James Nicknls io George Todd
The transfer of t'ic S Nan Hotel, llagh.y Street to
Abbott, was refused.
CHIRGE oF OesTuoTioN.—Eclwin Hart, Fredrick
Sinks, and Williaii Glazzard, wen) charged wite
oh Eructing the lice passage of the road at the Lye,
0,1 the 18th ult. 2.1,-. Waldron defended. P.C.
Da ies proved that the defendantk, who belonging
to the Salvation Army. were obstructing the f:ee
passage of 0-1, road for more than twenty five
nYnutes. Several witness were called to corn).
t orate. Mr. Waldron aAdress-ed the Bench for the
defence and denied that any obstruction to ,lt placs
by tile defenelaitts, ~n.l called a number of witness°
to deny that the defendants were on the footpatde
Tne Bench rem Irked that the summons was not
exactly worded right :r they should be obliged to
col; vict then, and advised them not to obstruct the
rode, as it w,:s quiet
COAL STEALING —Zimri Bingham, of Oldswinford,
f..r s eating c :al, on the 16th tilt, the woperty of
Eliza Ledbury, was fined 40s. Mr. 'Waldron de-
fended.
THEFT.—Samuel Salt mas charged with stealing
a sixpence and five mearschum pipes, on the 13th
ult. the property of Joseph Beards. Coffee-house
keeper, Lye. Prisoner pleaded guilty and was
fined 218, including costs ;in dfault one month.
NON-PAYMENT OF IMPROVEMENT RATES.— A
nuaaber of persons were summoned by Mr. James
Hi ,kiss, collector, for non-payment of Improve-
ment Rat- s. Orders for payment in 14 days were
made.
CHARGE OF SELLING ALE 'WITHOUT A LICENSE—
JabeE Jordan, landlord of the Lamp Inn, was sum-
moned by Superintendent Whezler for ael° line, ale.
he not hav n ;ng a license to do so, o the 28th
January. Mr. J. Corbett defended. P.S. Oakey
said that he purchased a pint of tale feona defend-
ant for which he paid threepence. Walton's name
was over the door. Walton was calPtl and said
he had not slept away from the Lanp Inn but
four Times since he had possession of it. He had
another house of business but slept at the Lamp.
—Col, Fletcher said there were several points ut
law to be considered, and adjourned the case fo;•
14 nays.
DRUNK AND REFUSING TO QUlT.—Yoseph Meady
was fined 2s 6d and costs for being drunk and re-
fusing to quit the Crispin Inn.
ALLEGED THEFT OF MONEY.— Mary Corfield
was brought up on remand charged with steaUng
a halfsovereign from the person of Win, Adams.—
There was a doubt in the case and Reisoner was
discharged.
BOARD 71.` Gt.' A RDIANs.—Mr. J. Raybould pre-
sided at the usual weekly nr.:eting of this Board
yesterday. The number of persons admitted into
the house during the week was 9 ; discharged 13 ;
dead 1; ranaiaing in the house 552 ag Oust 566
last year. Out-Joor relief, Kingswinford district
£3B 131. 1d; Stourbridge district, £29 193 od ;
HaLsowen district, £24 3s. 10d ; total £93 13s. 7id
against £95 17s, 6d. last year.

FREEDOM Fnom COUGH IN TEN MINUTES is given, and
Cos,,nuprroN and ASTHMA in all stages are instantly
relieved, by Dr. Lccock's Pulmonic Wafors, which taste
pleasautly, and effect a rapid cure. In Bronchitis
3,,g,1"4, Coldb. Whooping Cough, Wheezing Phlegm
and all Dis,,rders of the Breath, Throat, and Lungs
Hysterical, Nervous, and Heart Complaints, Wien
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iners and Speakers they are invaluable, in a fes
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thousand cures mty be had from evary agent S )11 by
al I:iroggiat4, p! Me Is. 111., 2s, 91., 44. ad 113 6,1
el' box,

LIVER AND STOMACH PILLS. DR. KING'S DANDELION
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dangerous ingredients frequently found in advertised
Pills. This fact continues to keep Dr. King's renowned
discovery in front of all Piils whatsoever, as the safest
best, speedies, wostt certain, and effectual remedy for
disorders of the Liver and Stomach, whether in the form
of Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Flatulence,
Acidity, Headache, Shoulder Pains, Feverish Restless-
ness of the whole system, Disinclination for Food, or
Dyspeptic evniptena getterally
The Dandelion Extract c,inet tined in Dr. Icing's Pills
by its well-knewn action on the iJiver (the Lilo
portant gland in tae whole frame). causes the bo 11 ly
secretions ti flow in a regular manner, arid couj-iintly
with the Tone ingredients, great:), inVigo ates, se mn
taming the great percale of the system in the lit coodi-
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widespread te,e for a great number of years and nothing
bat good is spoken of them everywhere. Any Chemists
sells the el. in Boas, Is lid aed 2s. 91. each.
To SUFFERERS FROM ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. SHORT
NESS OF BREATH. ,DR LoCaCK's PULMONIC WAFEIis
Mr. JEWELL LOndori Read, Liverpool, writes ;--111r,
Oates suffered from Asthma, but since taking your
Wafers he is no longer troubled with it. He takes
them now occaeionally- for Bronchitis, and Shortness of
Breath and Difficulty of Breathing, after taking coldd
and finds the Wafers most valuable ; he has taken ,
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been dead long aeo but for their use; he is no* over
80 years of age, and he is hale and hearty.' —t ii Asthma,
Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs, colds, Shortness of
Breath, Phlegm Pains in the chest, and Rheumatism
they instant give relief and a rapid cure Lecocit's
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6d and lie per box by all Druggists.
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H iit 11EsToRER will darken grey hair, in a few days
bringiug_ leack the colour. The effect is superior to
that produced t:y a direct dye, and does not injure the
skin Lockyer's is equal to the most expensive. It is
the beat for restoring grey hair to its former colour.
Produces a perfectly natural shade. Valuable for des-
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Sulphur being highly prised for it stimulant, cleansing
healthful action on the hair glands, Lockyer's Restorer
is strongly tecomruended. It is most agreeable in use,
and never fails in its action. No other hair dressing is
requisite. Large Bottles, Is 6d. Sold by Chemists
Hairdreseers, and Perfumes oFer,

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without leaving the di,wrecable ,mell of • most
"Restorers." It makes the haircharmingly beautitul,
as well as promoting the growth of the hair on bald
spots, where the glands are not decayed. Ask your
Chemist for "TEE MEXICAN HAIR RENEWER," sold
by Chemists and Perfumers everywhere at 3s. 6d. per
Bottle. Wholesale depot removed to 83, Farringdon
Road, London.

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No 966

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PEDIU 0 RE,

"II R. TAILOR is fay
111 . beinaru,
bomboo to iELL by
a,b above, on W1.1.)..\ hal)
14th and ~sth of
excellent and modern 11l
couaisting ms wood
liiu,ng Loom at.d odier
forte, uy h.iri.man Lon
bilheses, t hiffonie. a. :.id,
Lining Table, muhogaLy
be, Clocks. velvet pile •
tesEer anLI outer Bedstet.,
capital iallogany esti
bervices, B. ealifust. ad
Glass, liitchen, and CI
111., cts ; a so a dark Lay
Wheel lib& u.e. and tit
k ale to commence at El

The Ft.ruitute %%ill be
p‘oductiou of ea,a,ugu,
Catalogues may be obta
' licratauljic, BilmiegL
liet.s. 26, nigh btreet, .

112, HIGH iiTREE
IV,I R. It. G. 1-.OWD:A
Mr. Canadiw-, wl
and is leaving .11. gland
AL01:10:s on k'ItIDAY. 6A.1
lt;th 17:h and.l9th, he
IN-TRADE complising
atches, of vat ions .esei
"heeler and >‘;iison, •
Cl.cks,various ; and a gre
eluding Gold iind Aver
other tro.ches ; i.arrifl
ctatles ad Caies,
Albert, and variuu
; also the whole of
" u ~N 1
Paliasses, Feather IS ds
int; Tab!.s, Chest 14
(arnber Ware, tlaruioui,
knee swells, in walnut ;
Conch covert) lin ieL:ther
kahogatly ..o0 and other
ithln s ; l'ictur, s. Carp ti
Catalogues of which me
or from the Audi
bridge.

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the back, graivtl mud el; (
toLe ana vigour, in evet
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iorce. In all ea,
aepression uf spirits, tre
if the huart, inittaluu ol
ruatisru, neuralgi., Pai"
they are an uhau,ut..ly
tigkllN tested in a ,a, ge
:1 quarter of aceuturj, a
good appetite, inept
;ut. restoring health Rod
%tee to Otte, on recei‘
•,.'4IIONIISON, 55, bar,ho.
'4sadon,

THE "FRIEN:
buiD, 1.0 bE-
taedibc Wok of vita. iu
bebility fvom whatever
Itereou, B3sLem, d:pr as
"le eat, muses and pa
of spirits, melauch
Piles, fits. wbt
ihtemperaLce, or
'llustritt• d with cases. g
l'estllt of 60 )ear/ anew
(ilbaY regain health with(
;rugs generally used in
`ttee on receipt of 2 pen
Bardaclomew R ad.
O quackery or learnt
expubitlon of the
treatmeht of this uerni
fr)1111 with the dearth as
to be useful."—Dubliu
• thpular' in every heron.
ut.tofti to thoae who cal
I`l6llcts TO PATIE/:TB.
• adpiee Should at .nce
!) 4 P4iva drc.,
'tet.ve au immediate a
1..•,:.,t5ed, will ret:
"tibt.siv, consultation