The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1879-09-06 00:00:00

RAGLE,Y. STOCK SALE.
NEXT SALE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15tb, 1879,
The ANNUAL SALE of SHROPSHIRE DOWN,
and other RAMS and STOCK EWES, will be held on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Bth.
OiITES,PERRENS, AND WOOLDRIDGE.

FREEHOLD HOUSES,
AT CRADLEY HEATH.
MESSRS. OATES, PERRENS, and WOOL-
DRIDGE are favoured with instructions to SELL
by AUC fION, at the BELL INN, FOUR WAYS, CRADLEY
'1„ EATII, on IUESDAY, the 9th day of SEPTEMBER, 1879, at
ciix o'clock p.m., subject to conditions of Sale then to be
Produced :
Lox I. Those' Two well and substantially-built
ROUSES, being Nos, 175 and 176, High Street. Cradley
Reath, (one having a Front Shop), together with the
Yard, Brewhouses, Slaughter House, Cowhouse, Pigger-
i:Teet and Outbuildings, occupied by Henry Billingham and
'Olin Smith, with a right of way to the back out of Bank
Street.
Lox 2. Three FREEHOLD HOUSES, being Nos.
20, 21, and 22, Bank Street, Cradley Heath, together
with Four Chain Shops, Chain Shed, Stable, Yard, and
4Ppurtenances, occupied by William Davis, the Widow
Grice, and George Clark, subject to a right of way to the
back of Lot 1.
The mines belonging to the Lord of the Manor of
Rowley, but he has to make compensation if he injures
the surface or buildings in getting them.
For farther information, apply to Messrs. Homfray
and tfolberton, Solicitors, Brierley Hill ; or to the Auc-
tioneers, Stourbridge.

AUCTION SALE ROOMS,
102, HIGH .STREET, STOUBBRIDGE,
MESSRS.
OATES, PERRENS, and WOJLDRIDGE
have the pleasure to announce that they hold
galas periodically at the above Rooms, foY the disposal
W " Estates, Houses, 'kilning Land, Pastures, Wines,
orks of Art, &c., &c., at a moderate fixed scale of
ellargas, to be had on application.

CRADLEY.
"BEHOLD RESIDENCE, FLOUR MILL,
MALTHOUSE, AND LAND.
114' NIR- S. LEONARD is favoured with instrue-
--." tions by the Executors of the Will of the late Mr.
doseph Fellows, to SELL by AUCTION, at the MAY
13°LE INN, CRADLE; on MONDAY, the 15th SEPTEMBER,
1879. at Six o'clock in the Evening, subject to ordinary
cooditions :
LOT I. All that FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, known
" "MILL HOUSE," with the FLOUR MILL adjoining,
consisting of 14-Horse-Power Steam Engine Three
zr,aivu of Stones, Boiler and Fittings complete, 5-Quarter
aukLTHOUSE, Stable, Shedding, and Yard, lately
"cupied by Mrs. Fellows, deceased.
b.T he above property is well-situated, adjoining the
1.41 v er 8:our and the Highway leadiug from Cradley to
Qe Five Ways, and is near the Cradiey Railway Station,
with every convenience to carry on an extensive business.
, LOT 2. A Piece of FREEHOLD BUILDING
44ND, at the back of Lot 1, having a frontage of al
Itards to the Street, and bounded at the back by the
:ver Stour, and containing about 1. 100 square yards.
n The Mines under both Lots are reserved, but the
'',rner has to make compensation should he injure the
surface or buildings.
I„leaur further particulars apply to Messrs. Homfray and
4Qolberten, Solicitors, Brierley Hill ; or the Auctioneer,
t.:radleY Heath.

AIIBLECOTE FARM, STOUBBRIDGE.
AIR. JOHN EDWARDS is instructed by
W. J. Turney, Esq., and Mr. G. smith to OFFER
tor SALE by ArCTION, at the above•named place, on
SEPTEMDIE.R 1679, abort!' 100 T.? -28Df
Prime Old and New HAY, in Lots; also about 3 Acres
en! White Kidney and 4 Acres of White Rock POTA-
it°EB ; and 1 Acre of PARSNIPS, more or less Grow-
on the above-named Farm.
Air. Roe will cause the Lots to be shown.
Sale to c unwence at'three o'clock in the Afternoon.
Auctione.:r's Offices, 60, high-street, Stourbridge.

ID EDGE TOOL MAKERS.—FOR SALE
&bout 1,000 pieces CLEFT ASH, chiefly 31t. 6w.'on?, felleA two years, stocked in dry. Apply, C. J.
Astwood Bank, near Redditch.

J. T. HICKS AND CO.
BUILDERS , PAINTERS, AND PAPER.
HANGERS.
13"Itrrs in Drain Pipes, Chimney. Pots, Cements
Plaster o Paris, Cow Hair. &e.
ALL RINDS OF JOBBING WOBK ATTENDED TO.
Address:—
80, PARK STREET, STOURBRIDGE.

MEDICAL CAUTION.
TRE Special Treatment adopted and used
With such great success by Dr. ITuuter for the
I,llt thirty years, can only be obtained at 44, Great
!larlea Street, Birmingham. Book of Testimonials,
:tth
- amvice now to regain Health and Manly Vigour,
ltd.birections for Self Treatment, free to any address

LAIRS GOUT:PILLS.
'ott GO THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
ITT AND RHEUMATISM.
1414 excruciating pain is quickly relieved and cured
Th a few days by this celebrated Medicine.
use ehe Pills require no restraint of diet during their
,itihand are certain to prevent the disease attacking any
r by all Chemists, at is lid and 2s 9d

" FCHI THE BLOOD is THE LIFE':
•KA WA r.,)q
WORLE, FAMED
QLOoTh
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SI(IN DISEASES, Eruptions, Blotches
Ulcerated Sore Legs, Old Sores, Glandula
Swellings, Cancerous Ulcers, Spots, Pimples
Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, Ringworms, Scald
Heads, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Souris,
Disonlerations of the Skin, Humours aid
biseases of the Skin of whatever name or
nature, are literally carried out of the system
in a abort time by the use of this world-famed
NDS ?Ilona, Medicine.
OF TESTIMONIALS FROM ALL PARTS.
VuORTANT ADVICE TO ALL.—Cleanse
the vitiated blood whenever you find
Pnrities bursting through the skin in pimples,
eruptions, or sores ; cleanse it when you find
t obstracted and sluggish in the veins ; cleanse
twhen it is foul, and your feelings will tell
You when. Keep the blood pure, and the
health of the system will follow.
As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurious to the
Most delicate constitution of either sex, the
' Proprietors solicits sufferers to give it a trial
Cr to test its value.
i-4ARRE'S WORLD-FAMED BLOOD
c, iffX.TURIC is Sold in Bottles 2s 6d each, and in
sit,a44l, containing six times the quantity, us each—
ii:?lieot to effect a permanent cure in the gre a
p al°ritY of long-standing eases, by all Chemists and
'dent Medicine Vendors thrvughout the United King-
world, the world, or sent to any address on receipt
or 132 stamps, by the Proprietor,
,I.CLARKII,CunisisT, Apothecaries' Hall,Linaoln
klant for Stonrbridge : Mr. J. H. Bland, High-street
Wholesale : All Patent Medicine Houses.
TMICDON DEPOT : 150 OXFORD STRRET
e par.
t _ •Anow OP TEE USE OF ONES'S LIMBS while tie
unar t funct
wit
ions of Nature are intact is a serious ortifka-
-1?.. 0 o the actively disposed. Such, however, is the ann.
7141,n of the victims of rheumatism or gout. To wall
from
lecto enduring agony is impossible, to use the arms,
rom excruciating pain, is equally impracticable. A
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41.°_Ilug of gratitude therefore pervades the frame when
"frernane are afforded of using all he members without
This, we confidently affirm is presented is
tit)inindlCious and frequent application of PowELL's
...,:u3IATIo EMBROCATION. It is past all doubt the
oadest pecific for the evils we have named, and others
.aitnilar character. May be obtained of all
t
ts.; Price is lid, and 2s 9d. Laboratory, 114
• Southampton Row, London.

STOURBRIDGE STOCK SALE.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th, 1879.
H. KING, Auctioneer.
BROOKFIELD, BELBROUGLITON,
STOURBRIDGE.
IMPORTANT SALE OF FIRST-CLASS
SHORTHORNS.
IVIR. JOHN THORNTON will SELL by
t. AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, at
BROOKFIELD. between Stourbridge and Kidderminster
Mr. W. H. Brown's entire Herd of Pure.bred SHORT-
HORNS, numbering about 50 head, and comprising
some remarkably fine large animals of the fashionable
Bates blood. They have been selected from the herds
of Lords Skehnersdale and Chesham, and Messrs.
Canning, Cartier, and Phillips, of Heybridge, and among
them are many fine specimens of the Blanche, Craggs,
Did 9, Gwynue, Sweetheart, Verbena and other favourite
tribes crossed with high-class bulls of Bates blond; the
Duke of Devonshire's sixth Baron Barrington 33,005,
and Oxford's King, 34.997, being now in service.
Catalogues, with pedigree, may be had of Mr. Brown,
Drayton House. Belbroughton, Stourbridge ; or of Johr
Thornton, 7, Prince's-street, Hanover-square, London
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VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES
AT CRAWLEY and QUARRY BANK.
jlO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. T.
PATESHA.LL, at the house of Mrs. Cartwright,
the VINE AND RAILWAY HOTEL, CRADLEY HEATH, On
TUESDAY, 16th day of SEPTEMBER, 1879, at Six for
Seven o'clock in the Evening, subject to conditions, the
undermentioned PROPE RTIE :
LOT I.—All those Three substantially-erected FREE-
HOLD MESSUAGES or DWELLINGr-HOUSES, with
the Brewhouses, large Workshops, enclosed Gardens,
and other Appurtenances, situate in Butcher's Lane,
Cradley ; a: joining property of Messrs. Henry Hipkiss
and Isaac Southall, now in the occupation of John Priest,
Thomas Bloomer, and William Tate, and containing an
area of 500 square yards or thereabouts.
LoT 2 —All that valuable FREEHOLD DWELLING
HOUSE, with the Brewhouse, large Gardens, and other
Out-buildings. situate at Mount Pleasant, Quarry Bank,
adjoining the New Connexion Chapel and property of
Mr. Brooks, and now occupied by Toward Guest.
This Lot has a frontage of 12 yards 1 foot to the main
road leading from Quarry Bank to Brierley Hill, and
contains an area of 730 square yards or thereabouts.
The Land is available for Building purposes,
LOT 3.—A1l that excellent Piece of FREEHOLD
BUILDING LAND, with the large Chainshopping
erected thereon, having a frontage of 6 yards and 2 feet
to Z-street, Quarry Bank, adjoining property of Messrs.
Bloomer and Wilietts, having an area of 140 square
yards or thereabouts, and now occupied by William
Willetts.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Thomas Homer,
Solicitor. Brierley Hill and Colley Gate; or the Auc-
tioneer, Cradley Heath.

SALE OF FREEHOLD RESIDENCES, PEARSON
STREET, BRIERLEY-HILL, and LODGE ROAD,
PENSNETT.
7IIESSRS. ROLLINSON and BECKLEY
.L.Vi are instructed to OFFER by AUCTION, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, 1879, at Mr. I. RoHinson's,
GOLDEN EAGLE INN, BRIERLEY HILL, at Six for Seven
o'clock in the Evening, and subject to conditions to be
then read :
LOT 1.--All those Two superior DWELLING
HOUSES and Premises, called " ALBERT PLACE,"
having a frontage of 36ft. to Pearson Street, aforesaid,
each containing Parlour, Sitting Room, Kitchen, Cellar,
uud necessary Out-buildings; also, Large WORKSHOP,
36 by 12, with the Stack, Stable, Coach-house, large
tiateway Entrance, and now in the occupation of Mr.
Deeley and Miss Griffiths, at the low estimate:l annual
rental of £4O.
I.OT 2.—A1l that valuable FREEHOLD DOUBLE-
FRONTED RESIDENCE, situate at the corner of the
Lodge Road and Gibbons Street, Pensnett, and containing
Drawing Room, Dining Room, Breakfast Room, Kitchen,
Four Bed Rooms, Cellar, Brewhouse, and necessary
Out-buildings, Coachhouse, Stable. Drive Entrance, and
Walled-in Yard, and late in the occupation of Air. Oakes.
The aoove Properties are built in a superior manner,
are in good repair, and well supplied with hard and soft
water.
For further particulars apply to Mr. T. Homer,
Solicitor; or the Auctioneers, all of Brierley

MONEY LENT FROM £lO to.XJ,OOO,
ON easy Terms and without Sureties to re-
spectable Householders, Farmers, Cabowners,
Dowkeepers, Professional Gentleman, Lodginghouse
Keepers, and Others,
APPLY TO
MR. T. BANNINGION,
First Floor, 48, Union Passage, Birmingham.
.vistance no object.

MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY H!
CASH ADVANCED AT A 11W HOURS NOTICE.
r Householde:s, Farmers, Cart Owners, and others,
From ±2 10s. and upwards, without Sureties, and
in strict confidence, at the Union Loan (Alice, 8, Priory
Street, Dudley or at No, 7, Envillo StreA, btourbridge,

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TIES,N WITHOUTLIEHN2IIIh:itiL S
ADVANCEDU i-ZE-
BA IN K.—DIbTANCE NO OBJECT.—AII respectable
Householders, whether they are private Gentlemen or
Ladies, bhupkeeners, Farmers, Car Poprietors, Cow
Keepers, Tradesmen, or Clerks, can be acc /mmo-
dated by this Bank with Sums of Money from XII/
to £lOOO, repayable by easy instalments, extending
over one year and upwards, to enable them to increase
their stocks and afford then every kind of temporary
accommodation, withoili. friends as sureties and without
any unnecessary delay Applicants would do well before
applying to any office to consider its respectability. This
office was established in 1875, and since that time its
business in advances has been rapidly increasing, and it
now has a very extensive business in making advances
without security. Every information willingly afforded
Apply, either personally, or if by letter state amount
rsquired, to
LEWIS BIAI2dONS, Proprietor,
27, south John-street, Liverpool.

FARMERS
not wishing to dispose of their
crops at the present low rate of prices can obtain
cash advances from £lO to £lOOO by applying to
FIRST FLOOR, 48, UNION PASSAGE. BIRMING-
HAM. Money also advanced to respectable House
holders, Cab Proprietors, Cow Keepers, Professions
Gentlemen and others, without any loan office routine
apply as above.

ONEY ready for immediate investment inlarge
small sums not under £5O, on any description of
eal or personal security no less than one year, at a low
rate, via., 4 per cent, on personal, and 3 per cent on free-
hold or leasehold security. Interest in all cases payable
half-yearly, and not in advance. Distance no object.
Ali applications will be treated with strictest secrecy and
despatch. Money obtainable on the shortest notice. N.
cemmission.—Apply with lull particulars as to nature •
security, amount required, and far what period, to WIL-
LIAM ISEYSIOER, Esq., Financier, 9, Great Russell-street,
London. W.C.

Vit. GEORGE JOHNSON, 80, Colmore Bow, Bir
mingham, is prepared to make immediate CASH
A.DVANCES upoa every description of Saelrity.

DUDLEY AND WALSALL.
-; (Inn PIANOFORTES & HARMONI-
UMS have been TUNED by G. F. GREEN
Prolessional Tuner, 26 CASTLE-STREET, DUDLEY, an
67, PARK STREET, WALSALL. Pianofortes Its-
Re-strung,the Hatnntei s Re-eovered with Patent
felt, as used ley the naost eminent Enna.

J. F. v) fIORNFORD,
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(Late R. THOMSON,)
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LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPEIb
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING
Made to Order, on the Shortest Notice.
STYLE AND FIT GUARANTEED.
LADIES' JACKETS, SHAWLS, DRESSES, &e.
14 and 15, HIGLEY SIIIII3ET, STOURBIUDGE

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DUDLEY ARMS HOTEL, DUDLEY.
THE LARGEST
WEDDING AND FUNERAL CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT
lri THE MIDLAND COUNTIES
GEORGE lIIORRIS PROPRIETOR,
NAG'S HEAD INN,
RING STREET, (Late Stone Sheet), AND BAIT AND LIVERY STABLES, DUDLEY ARMS HOTEL
DUDLEY.
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DANK'S. St. Thomas-street, Netherton.
GOULD, Undertaker, Cradley Heath.
MOORE and FERRER, Undeztakers Kingswinford
AGANTS : G. WOODALL. Market-street, -{ '
WHTTFIELD, do. Brierley ill.
DORREL, do. do.
EMERY, do.
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J. W. BENSON
WATCH do GLOOM MAKER
TO THE QUEEN & ROYAL FAMILY,
And by Special Appointments to
H.R H. THE PRINCE OF WALES, H.I.M, THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA, AND
THE MAHARAJAHS OF BURDWAN AND JOHORE.
PRIZE MEDALS-LONDON, DUBLIN, AND PARIS.

BENSON'S,
WATCHES.
Of every Description, suitableifor
all climates, from 2 to 200 guineas.
Ohronographs„Chronometers Keyless
Levers, Presentation, Repeaters,
Railway Guards', Soldiers', and
Workmen's Watches, of Extra
Strength.
BENSON'S "Workman's' £5 5s Silver English Lever. (Warranted.)
BENSON'S " Everybody's " Silver Watch, £3 38, with Crystal Glass. (Warranted.)
BENSON'S Silver and Electro-Plate.—For Race and Athletic Meetings, Presentations or
Household Use, Special Designs and Estimates l'ree.
BENSON'S NEW ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLETS on WATCHES, CLOCKS
TURRET CLOCKS, PLATE, and. JEWELLERY sent Post Free, 2d each,
Watches sent safe by Post to all Parts of the World.
Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery skilfully Repaired by Experienced Workmen.
PLATE, JEWELLERY, AND WATCHES BOUGHT AND EXCHANGED.
CLUBS SUPPLIED.
STEAM FACTORY AND CITY SHOW ROOMS_
LUDGATE HILL, LONDON.
WEST-END ESTABLISHMENT-
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143, HIGH STREET,
STOURBRIDGE.

A. CLARK,
(LATE T. H. RICE,)
HATTER, HOSIER, GLOVER, AND SHIRTMAKER
HARD AND SOFT
FELTS IN GREAT VARIETY,
SILK HATS, 4 c.,
ALL SORTS OF GENTLEMEN'S HOSIERY,
Gloves, Shirts, atc.
A. CLARK, 143, HIGH STREET, STOURBRIDCE.

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TRADESMEN'S ADDRESSES
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO THE
IN HABITANTS OF S TOURBRID GE
AND NEIGHBOURHOOD,
MR. J. F. APPERSON,
SURGEON-DENTIST,
7AMPSTEAD ROAD' BIRMINGHAZI.
HAS very great pleasure in stating to the
inhabitants of Stourbridge and
neighbourhood that, he will in future attend
EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY:
from Ten till Five, at
MRS. HAWKINS'S MILLINERY
ESTABLISHMENT,
HIGH STREET, STOUBBRTDGR.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH fitted with the
Celluloid Base' a newly invente,:t an
that
patented material at cannot fail 460 give
satisfaction and comfort to the wearer.
NITROUS
OXIDE GAS.
Objectionable Teeth or roots extracted
while under the influence 014 Nitrious Oxide,
and other anaesthetics.
--
Mr. Apperson's Antiseptic Astringent Den-
tifrice, for cleans'.ng, beautifying, and
preserving the Teeth; in boxes, is. and is.
6d.
Also his newly improved Tooth Brash, for
cleansing both aides of Teeth. is. 6d. each.

STOVE ORNAMENTS!
STOVE ORNAMENTS I !
STOVE ORNAMENTS I ! I
TIMOTHY JONES & GO
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING PLAIN
AND FANCY STATIONERS, BOOKSELLERS, Sze.
The Largest and best Assortment of STOVE ORNA
MENTS, CUT TISSUES, BIRTHDAY CARDS, dzc
in the Midland Counties.
" GOODALL'S PLAYING CARDS,"
PRANG'S AMERICAN, AND DE LA RUE & Co's
BIRTHTDAY CARDS.
THE TRADE MOST LIBERALLY DEALT WITH
UNION pASSAGE
(Bull Street End), and
SWAN pASSAGE
(High Street End),
BIRMINGHAM.

TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
TO any Person sending Orders for Cutlery,
-A- as belo 11 PRESENT, gratis, without any
extra charge whatever, a
HANDSOME SILVER-PLATED TEAPOT,
Value Half a-Guinea,
Made of best white Metal, elaborately Engraved, plated
with Pure Silver, and beautifully Burnished, on receipt o
;Coupon" and P. 0.0. for 10s 6d, I will send to any address
12 TABLE KNIVES,
12 TABLII FORKS,
1 PAIR OF CARVERS,
To match, White , Hafts, every Blade warranted Steel;
and will Present a Teapot, as above. If the Teapot alone
is not eonsidered worth the money the same to be returned
its fai.
STOUR33RIDGE COUPON.
On receipt of this Coupon and P. 0.0. for 10s.
6d. I promise to forward 12 Table Knives, 12
Table Forks, and 1 Pair of Carvers, to match;
and to present 1 Silver-plated Teapot, value
Half-a-Guinea, to
Name
Address
County ......
THOMAS WARD,
ARGENT PLACE, ROCKINGHAM STREET,
(Late Ward and C 0.,)
ELLIOTT ROAD, STEEL BANK,
SHEFFIELD.
The Cornish and Devon Post says :—" Hoyt the whole
thing is done for the money we cannot nr,deretand, but
suppose the depressed trade of tilieffield has something
to do with it. The Teapot alone is worth more than the
money. It is not a leaden looking thing, roughly turned
out of hand but elegantly designed, brilliantly burnished
and elaborately engraved. From enquiries we have
made the Firm is a highly respectable one, and would
recommenct our readers to cut the coupon cut," &c., &c.
Fifty similar Newspaper notices, also upwards of 1000
unsolicited Testimonisus from purchasers. Copies on
application.
Old Goods Repaired and Re•plated,egual to new.

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
Wor'd Known—Warld Tried!!
For stren&c,noning a debilitated constitution, those Pills
are more Jfficacious than any other medicine. Persons of
a nervous habit of body, and all who are suffering from
weak digestive organs, or whose health has become
deranged from whatever cause, should lose no time is
giving these Pills a fair trial; their action is immediate
beneficial, and lasting, restoring order, health, and vigo
fa every case.
For Disorders of the Liver, Stomach,
Kidneys, and Bowels.
These Purifying Pills are confidently reccommended as the
most simple and certain remedy for Indigestion, Flatulency
Acidity. Constipation, and all Disorders resulting from
disordered Stomach or Bowels. They act as purifiers,
alternatives, and strengtheners of the stomach. Though
powerfully tonic and satisfactorily aperient, they are mild
in their operation and beneficial to the whole system.
Weakness and Debility—Nervous Irrita
bility and Low Spirits.
The wnolesale effect exercised by these admirable Pony
over the Blood and Fluids generally, is like a charming
dispelling low spirits and restoring cheerfulness. Thc
general aperient qualities well fit them for a domestic
medicine, particularly for females of all ages and period of
life. They quickly eject all impurities from the system
and regulate every function of the body, giving wondefull
cue and energy to weak nd debilitatedconstitntions.
Old Coughs, Colds and Asthmatic
Affections.
These pills, assisted in their action by rubbing Holloway's
Ointment very effectually twice a day on the Throat and
Chest, and keeping those parts covered with the
preparation, will be found the most effective remedy fol
Asthma, Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis, and Influenza. They
tranquillize the hurried breathing, soothe the irritated
Air-tubes, and assisted in dislodging the phlegm which
stops up the air passages. This treatment has proved won-
derfully efficient, in not only curing old settle coughs and
colds but even asthma of many years standing.
Complaints of Women and Children
Any mother, nurse, or young person guided by the dire*
tions which accompany each box of Holloway's Pills, has
at once available means for checking disease, purifying the
blood, and expelling from the system all gross humour°
The Pills and Ointment are sold at Professor HoLLowly'sl
Establishment, 533, Oxford Street, London; also by nearly
every respectable Vendor of Medicine throughout the
Civilized World, in Boxes and Pots, at /s. lid., 2s. 9d.
s. ed., us., 225. and 335. each.
Full printed directions are affixed to each Box and Pot
and can be had in any anguage
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General
Caprera. The health of the General continues iunterent,
and he is still troubled with arthritic pains.
embarked enera la
tG
ea t Garibaldi, dvi
e,
ca cc
hctea moon a ni e
Monday,b by hpirsocseeoncr
cuortetoli
Mr. Thomas Hunt, a farmer, of the villag of
Cumnor, near Oxford, celebrated his hundredth year a'..eur
days since, and is at the present time in the enjoyment of x•
celient health.
The railway companies having termini at LiveYr°.'
have refused the request of the Liverpool Chamber of Co."
merce to keep open their goods dep6te to a later hour oil
Saturday.
On Monday afternoon a child five years of age, son
of Captain G reham, of West Cowes, was drowned by falling
The proposed increase in the German Artillery
will, it is said, render necessary an annual expenditure of
ritrideuynotpu ptohsietetitdheeeMbbeeddin.a Hotel. The body was not
e' be ergee
£.2,009,000.
The steamer Arctic arrived at Dundee on Monder
haviog
rhoem
reports
vi d Straitstha that
twith eight e
ewhaler.
whales
afourteen whales, was crushed amongst the ice in Lancaster
Sound. The crew took to their boats, and were rescued Di
another ship.
The announcement that the Indian Government hal
determined on granting six months' donation (batta) to the
troops which crossed the frontier has caused much satiety,:
odur 120 Q uee tonsn, of oil,
tion in the army. The gift will cost the country abons
£300,000, but it is generally admitted that it is thOrOUgbl/
well deserved.
Chantillyl n digging
the
mfel
itohnen newat sat adne
pci st h oonf
about the rf
ourea
fceoeut arsecsrae:t
fully wrapaed up, the game book of Prince de Conde 's beat
keeper. The memoranda comprises the shooting over *
period of twenty years from 1769 to 1789, during which ther!
were bagged 1,943 wild, boars, 4,662 dear, 77,760 hares, 637,42,
rabbits, 80,195 pheasants) 116,564 partridges, and 19,6 w
quails.
Ten arrondissements of Paris are now furnished
with small popular libraries, open for two hours in the
evening to the public, and the other arrondissements are
taking measures with a view to being similarly provided
The average number of readers who frequented these
libraries during the first half of the present year was 40.
A large meeting of weavers was held at Burnley on
Tuesday night, when it was resolved to form an emigration
association, with a view of reducing the amount of surplus'
labour. The scheme of emigration is to apply to all the
trades of the town.
Aberdeen, while Monday, John
Jwoaihnkinßg eid,
alonga
Northern of Scotland Railway, was knocked down by sonle
gthase.lntreatcekr e inspector,
wagons, which were being shunted, and. instantaneoludi
killed.
The condition of the agricultural community In
Prussia does not seem to be much more favourable than le
is in England, farmers, in many cases, giving up their leaser
to avoid bankruptcy.
A large porpoise was caught by the fishermen at
Boston Scamps last Saturday morning and taken to the
the
are!
s o
Brighton Agearium, where it was deposited in the large
tank the same evening. It is about as fine a specimen sal
the Aquarium has ever possessed.
Fifteen persons have been killed and a large numbeE
injured ay an explosion of fire-damp which has occurred fo
the coal mines of the Haute-Saone.
Twelve English cricketers have sailed from Liver.
pool to Quebec, to play a series of matches throughout
Canada tied the United States. The English team consist*
of Daft (captain), trlyett, Lockwood, Pinder, Emmett, Bats,*
Morley, Shaw, Oscroft, Barnes, Selby, and Shrewsbury.
A sword of honour, raised by subscription, will be
presented to Brigadier-General Sir Evelyn Wood as a ban-
quet to be given at Chelmsford on Tuesday, the 14th of
October.
Mr. Moody, the revival preacher, has just laid the
foundation-stone of a schoolhouse which he is ertabliehina
at Northfield, Massachusetts. The New York Herald, en:
'
umerating the articles placed under the stone, says tha
among them was Mr. Sankey's voice in "Hold the port
l
phonographically preserved on a sheet of tinfoil.
The Bristol Times says that signs of the completiorl
of the Severn tunnel, which was commenced five years agog
ate evident. From the fact that the workmen engaged in
the headings on either side of the river can hear the er1)10'
stens of the various charges fired by the men in the opposite
headings it is calculated that in about six weeks the two
headings will be united.
A shocking accident occurred on Tuesday in a
quarry near Sheffield, resulting in the death of one man and
the serious injury of another. They were engaged in getting.
out a large atone from the quarry face. To do this one 01
them named Bramhall, was steeping down picking some
ground beneath the stone, when the latter suddenly fell
upon him, crushing him so as to cause almost Instantaneous
death. The other man, Headworth, was serionaly hurt.
A steering balloon or flying machine has been tried
at Montreal. It was entitled the Canada, and was provided
with paddles and a rudder. A heavy gale prevailed during
the trial, but, although the action of the machinery nearlY
wore a hole in the balloon, we are told that "it produced
the desired effect on the motion and the direction of the
balloon, though it is evident that much remains to be done
before added navigation can be depended upon with cart
tahaty."
The pearl fishery in Ceylon has been unusually
successful this season. Instead of about three millions of
oysters, no fewer than seven millions wese fished, and it wss
believed that, but for the frequent interruption by the
weather, two millions more might have been lifted. sixty'
thousand rupees were realized by sales of oysters.
The latest advertisement of a Transatlantic ilweller
states that he has some precious stones for sale "
sparkle like the tears of a young widow."
Sabots are to be fashionable this year. Some are
made in ebony and dark brown woods which promise well.
They will, of course, only be in used in the morning, and on
the shore, and will be frequently worn without stockings At
the seaside. A tiny white, welt-shaped foot in an ebony
sabot is wonderfully fetching. The ideals naturally French.
Some of the sabots have the monogram of the wearer dell-
cately wrought in silver on the instep—Court Journal.
It is a wonder to me (says a Melbourne corresport
dent that some enterprising dealer does not try a shipload.
of Australian horses on the Englith market. We send large
numbers to Calcutta—in fact, all the best horses in India are
Australian bred. Now, the run by steamer from Melbourne
through the Suez Canal to Southampton takes up no more
time than the voyage of a sailing ship from here to Calcutta.
As capital horses, that would bring in England from £3O to
£5O each, can be bought in Melbourne from "the mob"
from £5 to £8 per bead, there would seem to be a go"'
Bre
margin left for expenses and profit on a shipment, say of 500.
Our stud horses are equal to any in the world, and
largely patronized, so that the quality of their progeny MAY
alter sans dire.
Some doubt has of late been thrown on the fact oi
the cuckoo displacing the eggs of other birds by its owns
An instance, however, in the immediate ueigbourhood, saYos
the Chester Courant, has just come to its knowledge,
for there is at the present time a cuckoo at Sibbersfleid,
Hall, Churtou, which has been hatched and is being non
brought up by a wagtail.
Wednesday'e Leeds Mercury announces the death of
the Rev. Arthur William Dodgehun, one of the missionaries 1
of the London Missionary Society to Tanganyika, in Central
Africa. The sad intelligence was made known at the London
Mission Heuse by the following telegram, received trout ,
Aden under date September Ist: —"Broyon writes---
D )ogsauti died at Ujiji seven nays after arrival there." Mr.
Doiigshun, whose career has thus been cut snort just when
he had arrived at was to be the scene of his labours, vial
only thirty-two years of age, and was the son of Mr. Isaac'
Doc gshun, of Leeds.
Mr. Clarke, the coroner for North Hants, held an
inquiry at Seddon Warren Farm, Highclerei on Mondays
into the circumstances attending the death of Mr. Arthur'
Asprey. The evidence adduced showed that on the previous'
Saturday morning the deceased was awaiting the arrival of
one of his carters and took an old double-barrelled gnu
with the intention of killing sparrows along the hedgerows.
He fired off one barrel and was evidently in the act of re-
loading, when something must have touched the triggers
causing the discharge of the second barrel, the contents of
which entered his chest, passing through the left lung and
the heart and causing immediate death. The barrel first
discharged was found to have been partly loaded, and it 10
supposed that the deceased was loading the gun when Os
trigger was accidentally touched, probably by the rameod,
and the second barrel exploded. The jury returned A
verdict of "Accidental death."
"Sir Malcom Murray MacGregor died suddenly et
his residence, Edinchip, Perthshire, on Sunday morning.
lie had been suffering for two years from aneurism in the
region of the heart. Sir Malcolm was born in 1834, was edh'
cated at Eton, and entered the Royal Navy in 1847, because
a lientesant in 1851, commander in 1859, captain in 1802,
and Rear-Admiral on the retired list in 1878. He served hi
the Russian War and received the Crimean medal and chola
and also the Turkish war medal. In 1869 he was awarded*
medal by the Royal Humane Society for saving the life of *
seaman in Lagos Roads, West Coast of Africa, in the previous
year. Sir Malcolm married Lady Helen Laura 31'Donelh
daughter of the 7th Earl of Autrim, in 1864, and is surviTea
by her and five children, two sous and three daughters.
The young baronet has just attained his sixth year."---11trisi
Obituary, Sept. 2.
The Chinese are taking to rifle practice in earnest,
and the Hioge New: states that, instead of firing at a regal*"
tion target, a meveable figure of somewhat novel arrange'
ment is used. Thus from behind a mound of sand on the
the beach there suddenly appears, but only for a second or
two, the life-size figure of a soldier dressed in a red coat and
forage cap. He is supposed to be taking what the loess
Vocabulary calls a "high kin" over the ramparts to 1100
what is going on, when those in the pits take the opportuniti
of putting a bullet through him. The contrivance is of *
vary simple construction, and the whole thing works veil -
smoothly.
Cardinal Manning, speaking of a Roman Catholic
temperance meetieg in Liverpool on Monday night, said that
in Manchester, Liverpool, and London, the Tee.otal League
of the Cross numbered 50,000 of the soberest men in Dog'
land. Drunkenness was affecting our factory hands to such
an extent that Americans, who had visited England to stud/
the labour question, declared that the factory labour of
America was more efficient than that of England, in cense"
queue() of intemperance among English factory operatives.
On Monday the new Prevention of Crime Act (42
and 43 Vice, c. 65) came into force. It contains a regulation
as to persons on tickets-of-leave and under police supervision
being made to report themselves at police-stations. Hitherto,
sUennitt e almost
courageSt
persons convicted of felony were obliged to be sentenced to
" seven years" penal servitude when penal servitude wee
enforced. That provision is now repealed, and a less tern,
of penal servitude can be awarded after a previous convic-
tion.
Following the wise determination of the Minister
for Lands in Victoria to plant belts of timber in the at pre'
rtae te
(~s
p Iplanting rainless
notnirgeaosn districththa es
prairies,
thernitel Wpwaihsr
which
hd c
e raaa
calls
' comment. In California, for years past, bonuses have been
given to settlers for planting, the object being to induce
rainfall in a level tract of fertile country between the Coad
Range and the Sierra Nevada, which is never blessed with
shower between the months of May as d September.
Tore wete 25(2 birtha anti 1,391 deaths registered
In London last week. Allowing for increase of population,
the oat; s exceeded by 115, white the deaths were 18
the average numnere in the corresponding week of the last
ten years. The annual death-rate from ail causes, which
had been equal to 19 4 and 19 1 per 1,000 in the two Pre-
ceding week; rose last week to 20'0 During the past vine
weeks of the current quarter the death-rate has averaged
but 15 3 per 1,000, against 23 4, 20 0, and 23-6 in the cerre-
sponding periods of the three years 1876-7-8. The 1,391
deaths included 7 from small-pox, 41 from measles, 59 front
scarlet fever, 13 from diptherla, 43 from whooping cough,
13 from different forms of fever, and 209 from diarrbees ;
11 brief
for
Plains,to
thus to the seven principal diseases of the zymotic class 338
deaths were referred, against numbers increasing ateadl/Y
from 194 to 351 in the five preceding weeks.
The Geneva Correspondent of The Times writes :"*"
"As a party of American tourists were being driven toe
Tnursday from DlArt,gny, en route for Chamonix, the car-
riage in which they were riding was overturned, and Mrs.
Wright, a lady from New York, fell into the gorge which
borders the road and was killed on the spot. A few dal° •
previously some ladies from Paris met with& similar mishsP
between St. Cergues and Siorez, when two of them were
badly hurt, one so dangerously that she is not expected
recover. 011 Tuesday two mountaineers, moreover, father
and son, were idled by a fall from the Leisagrat, and on the
same day Professor Leuenberger, of Berne, met with 110
accident in the neighbourhood of the Schyrage Platte.
which endangered his We and caused him seriously bodllY
injury.
A Correspondent of the Echo, writing from Ado'
laide on the 10th July, 1879, says :—" Throughout tbe
colonies here matters are in a dreadfully depressed state.
Thematic:sere out of employ, the crops have been had, and the
drought in the summer killed everything. In Adelaide, tile
capital of a colony twice the size of France, eggs are 2a. ed.
per dozsit, and butter carruspondingly dear, and all else
about 100 per cent. deerer than in England Just now
have copiona rains, and if they only come more frrquentll
in the summer this country would be a perfect garden
stead of a barren desert as it it during the hot months. The
heat in December averaged, all through the summer teasono
93 degrees in the shade, and several days up to 112, and bee
even ,registered 115. If the harvest is good, matters fest
look npi, otherwise there will be a eonVnuation of lfres'
distress.

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