The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1885-08-15 00:00:00

H A.G LEY.

STOCK SALE.—Mes rs. Oates, Perrens and Wool-
dridge Lad a good supply of cattle and slice at
their sale on Monday. The sale comprised about
380 stAwp and lambs, 70 cattle, and 9 calves. Thee
was a good attendance or buyers, and trade was
fair, especially for best quali.y. Fat cows wade
as high as £2O 12s 6d, heifers £l9 12 61, sheep
lambs 4113 6d, calves £3 its.

CRICKET.
J. HINGLEY'S TEAM V. E. FBEEls's TEAM. --
Played at Stourbridge, on Thursday, August
.6th.

J. 'TINGLEY'S TEAM.
S. W. Hedges, c He lges, b Parkes ... 100
F. J. Bill, c and b 11, dg. s
..
T. Hingley, o Hedges, b Hon buckle 5
H. Hingley, cN. Freer, bE. Freer ... 4
W. Saywell, b E. Freer
W. A. Bill, b Hedges .. 17
W. Penley, not out
J. Hingley, o Green, b E. Freer
F. Goddard, e Owen. b Parkes.
F. Peilley, c and b E. Freer
J. Gillam, run out ........ .. 0
Extras 25
--..

239
E. FREER'S TEAM.
F. Porry, b Hedges
A. Open. b Suywell
H. G. Hedges, c H. Hingley. b Hedges 15
A. Yeates, a Goddard, b Penley 6
Hornbuckle, b Saywell . 3
E. Freer, C and b Hedges
T. W. Parkes, c W. Bill, b Hedges
Coleman, b Hedges
N, Freer, bW. Penley
11. Wood, b Hedges.
H. Green, not out
Extras 6
106

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SATURDAY, AtrereT 15, lBB5

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BROMSGROVE LOCAL BOARD.
N ER . OUSNSES LOSS OF BEI
At a meeting of this Board on Thursday, there ..1- a
'ilia ArrrA.l, POWER. „ oh
were present Mr. Jefferies (Chairman), and Ms. essr
, Reinbing from whatever cause, not as treated bY WI o
A.mphlett, Bennett, Fitch, Hall, Thee, Nicholls, with mine-al poisons and poluured water, bat effect.,l!:."l
cured by a N. NEL ANO III.; OLV SIJCC 5-FEIL M(IliP
Weaver, and Wood. . a
OF TREATMENT, discovered by the advertiser, 42
The following report was read by Mr. Sanders after many years of extreme suffering, VMS complete,' ..*
(Clerk) in reply to a letter from Mr Turtoit calling stored to sound health.
upon ill. Board to interfere with respect to the right Prompted by feelings of humanity, he thus_rno_k_q,-kner2o
of the people of Bromsgrove to use two acres of ; rgalttE bylllvlclLPVlMaltgfraEilid"at"traAPT.
land at Woodcote as a recreation ground, and to ask i POSSIBLE COST, without having recource to adyertig°9
Earl Shrewsbury to give a piece of land near the emoirics or their vaunted nostrums.
town in lieu or that at Woodcote: "Conference ile will be happy to forward the particulars to any after
with Mr. Turton by appointment; reading and con- on rezigrfeoifsfj. Tem. SEWELL, Esq., Clped and directed enreloie.
k 'Viddlesex.
uewic , - - --
sidsring his letter to the Board, and extract from the
award of the Enclosure Commissioners, and hearing Rolloway's Ointment and Pills.--Th—Tnese re e_dizeasuadr;:
his statement when the C:erk explained—(l) That unequalled throughrout the world for bad legs, w.di,g td
foul sores WO brea4s, and ulcers 'riled See° A egl
so long as the enjoyment of the rights of the public
were not inteifered with by Lord Shreivabury, his o
directions given given with them thera is no wound, bad
di. g.
ulcerrous sore, however obstinate or long go-41'A
agents, tenants, &c., and those rights allowed the but will yeild to their healing and curative proPTi.de
putdic to use the two acres of lend at Woodcote Many pour sufferers who have been patieuts in the
and ea
one', twice, 50 or 500 times a year, and his lordship h-nspitcs under the care of eminent surgeons, ~ hoe
otherwise acted up to the award by having the stir- derived little or no benefit from their treattneTs svo
face of land and the fence attended to and kept in been thoroughly cured by Holloway's oidt9eu oil
poi condition, there seemed no ground for any Pills. For glandular swellings, tumours, 'Plielar 'wed
reasonable complaint. (2) That he considered that wdiistheasseosmouf cthhebsehnienfitth e ri3n i
fast,s n o t
ihnintgh that
e
it would nut be reasonable to sek Lord Shrewsbury
disease, dependent upon the condition of the 151°°
to give up a valuable site o, building land just upon these meaicines, used conjointly, are irresistible.
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the town in exchange for the same quantity on [bat Complexion has always been held to be the vfr
Woodcole Common, of laid very much less value. vely in which the rose and lily contend for Illear.re
(3) That unless better reasons could be shown for in which their beauty is blended. Great stroll'
the Bard to take cognisance of the matter, he should made to produce snappearance eorresponding w_f„, ,r
advise that it would be an impertinence to com- combination, but they never succeed. It eltu,_"ode
municate with Lord Shrewsbury on the subject. druack Nature. The only arrangement that canr,ls ii
(4) That if there were a deter mina.tion to ask his
to render man or yroms MAGNOLIA BALM. It prestan independent of all expa_u_Zothe.
o'd 0
lordship to make such a coi.ceision, or rather gift to to freely use HAGAN
skin from premaure wrinkles aral furrows—re__„ll-ehoe
the public, it would be mere cenststent to present a smooth and supple, and restores he hue which gm los
petition, and urge . the matter as one of grace and aded through illness, exposure to a noxious stale ob
favour than to base a reqrlist upon any supposed the heat of summer or the frosts winter.
right." tamed all Chemists and Perfumers throUghou AIS
A letter from Mr. W. A. Cotton, suggesting im. - World Price as. 6d. European Depot 114 fl„; 01(1
provements in the cattle market, was referred to the GOLD, SILVER, OR BRONZE P&lNTs_fau
Markets Commit. ee to carry out, , •
1 lag all kinds of ornamental work. Of a
adll chn„ at,
I
Mr. Hall called attention to the fact that by the 'or • nost paid from WELLS & BIOLIARD3v
as above.
~, Ott
Provisional Order for repealing certain sections of FLOHOLINL ! Full TUE TEETII AND BEE,C----! .f., SOO.-
the old Brotnsgrove Improvement Act, which order drops of the liquid "Floroline" sprinkled on a ,vr`,,"„oghlf
r ceived Royal assent on the 16th July, they met brush produces a pleasant lather, which taees,
for the last time as a Board of Town Commissieners cleanses the teeth from all parasites or tteP3' cites
and he thought the Board were very much indebted hardens the gems, prevents tartar, stops deolie'lig'idie
to Mr Jefferies, the chairman, and Mr, Sanders, the teeth a i,esulicr pearly-whitneFs, and a ti t °data
the clerk, for supporting the movement for repeal- fragrance to the breste. It removes all unpleasan. „Doe
ing the Act. arisiug from decayed teeth or tobacco smoke, meld
Fragrant Fioroline," being composed in part 0 71 Ille
Tire Chairman remarked that the Constitution of
and sweet herbs, is delicious to the taste, an ofsll
the Board was now altered, and at the next monthly greatest toilet discovery of the age. Price 29 unied to
meeting the committees and chairman would have the-mists aid Perfumers, Wholesale dep6t Fa"
THE
London
to be appointed till the election in April next. 98 Farr, ngd
Eon Road,
al
Mr. Nicholls read the report cf the Sat& li
ary Com- OVER OF EXISTENCE .
, gel
mittee, stati,g that a conference had been held With the uncertainkityLA jssCirs.timUiT.gled the dark n2;-006
with Mr. Walker (secretary to the Eat Worcester- of death! IA huts on the one hand we catch thegen to
shire Water Company) with respect to the project sound of a new breath of life that tells of so s;171,8 raoti
for . recting hydrants for the supply of water free our
wsteicgiseso, on th. o
1 the Destroyinge
laityhL°i Cpero° '
in some of the poorer districts of the town, with th Ulf! Great Influence which rules the Univers° --(1 toed
result that the directors of the company bad ex- nuanced our fate; the dread fiat has gone forth,'? coot
pressed th, opinion that the scheme was impracti- mortal man an
an wiespodosetmendetadit:!? licilt,
uthesotteu iirolool;
cable and one which they could not entertain. Tt.ey ?
tons even even if it concern the prolongation of life igl,,, aglit
recommended that the brook be cleansed arid pre single hour' inasmuch as every instinct prompte ueileoce,
cant one taken to prevent the pollution of a pool on the boldest battle we can for this glorious boon 1'
:Lo":
Mr Sender's property, and that additional land be oTrhneapturorempundgist of
I oinusrtindcuttyaretob t
oubeYe. Bpn
-But tbere s"grgio
pnrchasei for the enlargement of the sewage farm, mains the question, can death be postponed by
oo
_s_wio
which was now bate.y sufficient for requirements. hour? Yes; for the world works in obedience
~ v.„',113e
The repo' t was a- opted. laws; and a stuey lif these prove that those win as,_lieb
Ot,er reports wtre adopted, and, the meeting nature places ready to thar grasp, way ward off the isiP.„A
until 'in 0 o'l
bay ng been made special, a distr;ct rate at n judgment and toe will to buckle on the shield, yvji.
the p und was ,igned and made. old age, toe vital faculties gradual y decay, .
o. i
softly into oar presence. leading •'as
La in ous attacks of the implacable enemy
of Peace glides
This being th •la t meeting of the Beard under were, in a gentle slumber to the regions beyond v
t.,e old conititution Mr. Hall proposed and Mr. Fitch shadow of the tomb. of
life,
and the arlDl/
teonded a vote ot thinks to Mr. Jefferies for his
services during- the year as chair man, which was f 0
rimh
se
bFuetllnoTestraoryeemrimitkfeasvh<niisrefidrsbtyaphpimroatehhaens i.i.r.,ll,,Aliferooff
carried unanimously and acknowledged. a deadly foe now preying upon the very vitals of
society. What is this foe? There are few among c.'stine.
have not been or are now to some extent its cietoli
i'SrVioguultdrutihßecoreuardgeer?knoLwetif
hhiein, ta.,,ok, ihsirsdeelfr
Ntvlle he
tbalr
periences any of the following symptoms:
a
There are pains about the chest and sides, alla„itiff,
t.mes in the back. The mouth has a bad testa, esg:,s-50,1
in the morning; and there are feelings of dallue-110
drowsiness. The appetite is poor, a sort of stick:l4oy
collects about the teeth, there i* a feeling as of ,ar,gooe
load on the stomach, and sometimes a faint, i.' 001
sensation at the pit of the stomach, which food
satisfy. The eyes are sunken, the hands and feet . jee
cold and fool clammy. After a while a cough eet‘'.. WO
first dry ' but attended in the course of a few roonl7feel
expectoration of a greenish colour. The suffer!, rdst.
constantly tired, and sleep seems to afford him °'"foileo,'
Nervousness, irritability, and evil forebodillgs iseliP.
When rising suddenly, there is a giddiness, a aorp 0
lug sensation in the head. The bowels become 1
cosrho
the sain is dry and het at times; the blood beconladds ~-19,
and stagnant; the whites of the eyes are ting nsitil4
a env •,,t
yeliow ; the urine is scanty and high coloured, " 'OOl,
sediment after standing. There is frequently a tioae
up el the food—at times with a soar taste ald answit„9;
with sweetish taste. This is often attended with
tion at the heart or impaired vision, with soots be,o 00°,
eyes, accompanied by great prostration and .welosg(,
All of these symptoms are in turn present. It; 'lose to
that nearly one-thild of our population has this ,oe t,„,
souse of its varied forms. Medical men have raiai•-os ea
natuie uf ,he malady. Its true name is DysPePloacePo
digestion; for which &certain remedy is to be ,fig ico ,
Mother seigel's Curative Syrup—a medicine which t's
in both hemispheres a confidence founded only 00, , ',,00
virtues. The Syrup can be obtained from ally °",:' 0101
med.cine vendor, or from the proprietors, A. "'
(Limited), 17, Varri..gton Itoad, London, E.U. fob
Mr W. Bouchier, Eastover, Bridgwater, sends the.
lowing
West Quay, Rridgwatel,.4 ,
December 21st, l'''teity
"Dear Sir,—lt affords me great pleasure to add. T,ltiriiiils,
mony to the wonderful effects of Mother Seigel's virol 1
Syrup. Fur a period of eight years I suffele9l As al
severe ctdigh and indigestion, with frequent &tat` ~dicit.
rheumatism; and for eleven months 1 was under
treatment, without driving the slightest benefit- t, polls,
four doctors .1 was under assured me that mine
less care, and gave me up As incurable.
time I heard of Seigers syrup, which I vvas
try, and through its use, I am thankful to say, I q ~,, 0'
got restored to health, and am now able to Nit!' 09
usual occupation. 1 may say that whenever I 11;10 9
least symptom of my old complaint,. I A• eucill-rUblj:
few doses of, the syrup which quickly sets na• aof •
I. send you this in the hope that other sufferers
induced to give the Syrup a tiial.---Years truly, .ioll''
(Signed) Win. Itou 001 l
W. S. GLASS, Priockheins r—"lt is about 136 •
. 4,1
genuine patent medicine in the market.
J. /1. Eves, Market Cross, Dyinui i—l have 4 ito i
several very flattering reports of the 'eunefits deri. !' 1, sro s.
the use oi 'Mother Seigel's Syrup and kills,' W1,1„.e-no 0511.
•li times to me a sotuce of much greater pleasure ti.:roi!
pecuniary advantage as can conceive aaa !oil is
treasure in Ms life than that of being instranie"
i elieying the sorrows otsufferinv humanity.
FAIR WoITE HANDS.
BRIGHT CLEAR COMPLEXION
SOFT HEALTHFUL SKIN 094
r P Li
PEARS' SOAP, for,Toilet tied Nursery, speciallY P-e,,por
for the delicate skin of ladies and children sad eveni3O
sensitive to the weather, winter or summer. Preo, 0
redness, roughness, and chapping. Sold evervwho•
Tablets. Is each. Larger eizee, Ls ed and Sc 6d.
The medical profession are now ordering CiDB.- oi
Coco. Essrxcll in thousands of cases, because it etioThet•
more nutritious and liesh-forming elements than anl
beverage, and it is preferable to the thick starchY (o'''ocel
ordinarily sold. When you ask for Cadbury's „,09
Essence be sure that you get it, as shopkeepers oft4s r 190 .
imitations for the sake of extra profits. Makers te
Queen. Paris Depot, 90, Fauborough St. Honors. to 0
KEEP YOUR Turn ! Bet er pay half-a-erown ,i"toll•
~,, 010
Druggist for a bottle of Truism, and keep paw tee
L alf-a-crown to a dentist and lose them. Tiicheel 001°,100
Tic, laceacho, Neuralgia and nearly every case Of (1 0
ache, safely and speedily. Relief is 10„undisille •
fifteen minutes. Sold by ail Chemists and Patent
Vendors at 2s 6d. Parcels Post, free is Pd in
P,0.0. from the Manufacturers, Clarke, Bleasdale ,6°ll li .
Cu, York.
ll Of.
slliituAT AFFECTIONS AND HOLItsENESS.A --- or
luring from irritation of the throat and . lioarsedi3l. -
will be agreeably 'surprised at the almost inolze 'bisl
relief afforded by the use of "Brown'. Brollica a
Trochee." Theist famous " lozenges " are now lotia.,
most respectable chemista in this country at le. An,",'
per box. People troubled with a " hackisag
• "slight cold," or bronchial affections, cantle' re
them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed flee
1, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthma_
_Aide iii° '
lions. Bee that the words "Brown's Bronchial Tru'",..
ate on tho Government Stamp around each) nTi3O.
Prepared by Joxx I. Baowx é Sow., B i
Swope= depot removed to U, Farringdlnsn 'Pill I
loodea. • et
ud oleos,
riNE BOX ~f CLARKE'S 841 PILLS is warrou,-7„ef V
discharges from this Urinary Organs, is •r,-. bocii
required or constitutional. Gravel and Pains is_rpate:t
Scld in boxes, 4s (ici each, by all Chemista or,,,,spe
medicine Vendors ; or sent to an address for IP Dr- vto
makers Tar Lmootx et Mums, 00wivai,' $0"
6114111P41t7f, Lincoln, Wholesale Assets Rasol4'
and all the vteleselobensea.
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World Known—World —Tried 1011;
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Weakness and Debility—Nervous Irb
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,
lac They quickly eject all impurities from tue„—cter'"
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ens and energy to weak and debilitated constitutiotzb
Old Coughs, Colds and Asthinal''
Affections.
goll°floa
Them pills, assisted in their action by rubbing t •
f ttment very effectually twice a day on the Tkr tb
( limit. and keeping those parts covered Withvfol• '
( reparation, will be found the most effective reale
Asthma Coughs, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. and Influen?arritater,
tranquillise the hurried breathing, soothe the 1 .410
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sir-tubes, and assisted in dislodging the phlogra_;oo9°
,
atomism the air passages. This treatment has prove.r. oae
ltsrfervelllcient in not only curing old settled coofos a ti
..-jee bet smen aathma of many years standing.
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without mercuzy is a mixture of juices of the
sad dandelion plants, good for headache, tcn'lloor
c .stivoness, flatulence, heartburn, indigestion,
ne.s repugnance to food, general discomiort,
sion, dm Pepper's 'I aralacum and Podoplilt7;the
stimulating the liver with a most gentle action ;Iwo
stomach, if the safest, most reliable medicine. '
veoP
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