The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1879-04-12 00:00:00

SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1879

me h•r ,if he commit t e exercising certain functions.
0 the ther nand, Mr. Streeten maintained that he
a servant .f Mr ears ,n —Prisoner was found
ty of embezzlement as a beneficial owner, mid he
w as sentenced 10 stx months' hard labour.

alter their order that while he would not receive
any costs he should be liable to pay his own costs
only.

SPORTING NOTES.
(By our own Turf Correspondent.)
NEWMARKET HANDICAP
The past week's betting has been of a most import-
ant order, and Elf Bing still keeps at the head of
affairs for the City and Suburban Handicap, although
since Clocher secured his three wins in France he has
become almost as good a favorite. Breadfinder with
all his weight will run a great 3 year old, but as I
shall have ample time to notice the race in my next
I will proceed to analyise next week's "big event"the
Newmarket Handicap, one mile and a-half. Drum
head with 7st 21b on his Nottingham Handicap form
must bid well for it, and Rylstone is just the animal
to work to the front. Brown with Caxtonian and
Conductor has a great chance, so has Matt Dawson
with Ii Gladiator. J. H.ayhoe's Lina 7st 31b on the
October Handicap form is well in, and looks all overs'
a winner. Peck will again be represented by Ridotto'
7st 21b who will like this distance better than North-
ampton where ran second. Taylor's Sonsie Queen is
a good animal, and Wadlow should have a fair repre-
setative in Sunshade, and in taking two to beat the
field they shall be

Sonsie Queen and Sunshade,
111,though when these remarkes are penned, there is
no market to indicate what are likely to represent the
stables, thus the Daily press have far superior chances
of "spotting the winner" the night before than a
weekly paper; but to facilitate this, all our sporting
readers who feel interes! ed in this event can have our
Correspondents Finale sele tion sent to them Gila as
by forwarding a stamped address to onr 'Turf fe-
spondent" in care of the Turf Herald Office, Hull,
woen it will put our readers on an equal footing with
the Daily newspapers.

THROAT IRRITATION.—SorenesB and dryness, tickling
and irritation, inducing- cough and affecting the voice..
For these symptoms use Epps's Glycerine Jujubes..
Glycerine, in the-e agreeable confections, being. in
proximity 'to the glands at the moment they are excited
by the act of sucking becomes actively healing. Sold,
only in 6d and is. boxes, labelled " JAMES EPPS & Co..
Horriceopathic Chemists, London." A letter received;
Gentlemen,—lt may, perhaps. interest you to know
that. after an extended trial, I have found your Glycerine
Jujobesof considerable benefit (with or without medical
tr,atment) in almost all forms of throat disease. They
soften and clear the voice, in no case can they do any
harm.—Yours faithfully, GORDON HOLMES, L.H.C.P.E
Senior Physician to the Mnilicipal Throat and Ear In
fimary."—Epps's Medicines are sold by Morris, High
street, Stourbridge.

Holloway's Pals.—The Grand Secret.—With the
variable temperature of this country, ill-health will
creep in useless the blood from time to time be purified
and noxious matters be expelled from the body. In
this the public may be its own physican. Holloway'o
Pills may be purchased at a trifling cost; instructiono
for taking them will be furnished with the Pills, and
little attention, with few instructions, will enable per

sons to keep themselves
.in health under very tryib

circumstances.

These Pills act as alteratives, touies,

and aperients. Holloway's .medicine should be read/
for instant administration when the slightest symptor

gives warming of approaching indisposition.
"NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND."—Procrastina.