The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1869-06-26 00:00:00

CORR ESPON DENCE.

Ire Wilk it to be lb.: Wildly 0001,,,,5t0wl that hy
owt thcreby ithtiy 'lv
with flee °venous of our COITC.4IIOIVieMS.

To the Editor Gi the" 07,weer."

Sru,—Allow me to contradict a statement made in
your last week's paper, under the head of " 00th fro:n
Destitution." to the i fleet that at WOlll,ll named IN bite
nome to nay ii.oa6e mid assed for adinimance. Thu words
of )our paper ere es 1.11.1WS : —" A wofil,llt got up to the
window. White told tier the state she was in. Wlv-ii the
window was immediately shot without a word." This I
moat emphatically deny; for to person came to noy
house, or the must certain'y have been heard lov Mrs.
lioldom, wills had retired to rat in a front room at ten
o'clock. But even if In p.ol son had applied for assist-owe.
we had in readiness well-aired beds, which would Inane
I been readily I,liereA to a person in such a condition. I
I think Tom. reporter 'Mould iweertain the Iwo/ facts of a
1C.1,0 helot e he reports it to your paper, and by in doing
i would prevent the unpleasant business of contradiation.
1 I. am, Sir, yours tr 31,..
JOHN HoLDNN.
- New Inn, Ilelbronghton, June Ilth, 180.
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IWe beg to inform 31r. HI ten that onr repiirter got hi
information from a source riot likely to be
Since receiving your letter we have 1110.11, farther en-
quiries. and are eigain assured that our statern at 44 to
a l“111411 shutting the wimlow within' saying, a
word," ia true. Moreover, the woman to sta.,
that it is true, and is prepared to make oatn to it. being
eorreet.—En.]

CEEIC3ItET.

STOLIIIIRInCIF. 1., Dnot.rg —This. the fimt motdl. of
the season played on the Amblecnte Ground, took place
last Monday. ThPre RA, a terve number of nsrannspro.
sent to witness 01. nutlet,. includirg msey ledies The
gtonrbriXto won the ins. nn3 ont in Messrs itarbonl.l
- . . - . - •`—• howlina n/
KO !Tarn, to hanMr• fri• wilt.", •••• .-- - •
Messrs. Wilkinson and Wamn. Mr. 3aybonl3 oaten
the champion score for the Stnnrlairige elsh in the 11-.1
innings. milking IS rens; gni Mr J. Dail. 13. In the
scrota innings Mr. W. Webb msde the %Int...t conic. 1 wl ;
sad Nfe..T. Rtrhonl.l Vie next. 10 On the Dudley Ws
Mr. W Millie sene.,l 13 in the fira ioninv: and it, the
teenni. Mr. 4. Wilson scored 31 (not out). end Mr. J.
ITU. 21 The mach wan a very gvni one. Maori on•
I stela f 1r fltnnrhri Igo then lost the services Mt one of lbs
\he.a bats in the district. Mr W. H. Moore, who was al).
'ml in the first inning'. Pis w;eket keeping in this
match was remarksbly good. and wan mnelt simired•
(twill be peen by the mere below. that the Dailey won
with five wickets to snare. having had to get 80 elms in
SO minute-n, /4 tn4k which tip, bed Oa accomplished as
the time expired. The following is the score:—

STOU Ril ftIDO F..

lst. innings. 2111. Innings.
3, Rsyboult, li Wilkinson .. 19 hJ. 1111
R. Harris. b Wil,:on •
C. Ilolerott. h Wilkinson..
R. Hill, c Barton. b Wilkin-
son .. •• . • ...... ........ 9 st Rolla b Wilson 5
3. 0,11. b Wl'zin,on
IW. Webb. b Wilkinson. II not not
iJ. King, b Wilson 0 bit iskt,b J. 1111.. I
;W. J. T 1011.1,1 bw. 1, Wilson 0 run ont .... ...... 1
' J. W. nukes. I, Wibion
J. Tb.V/PR, nal onl 1 e Kelly, b 3.11.11.. 0
W, 11. Moore. übsont
Dyes
Lea byes
With,
Igo ball.
—.—
59 72
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DUDLEY.

Ist. Trinities. 2nd. Innings.
W. Poole, c Ham, b J. King 0 it Moore, b Hay-
bonld
3. Wilson. run nut ........ 1 at out
J. Wilkinson, c Ham, b Itas-
linsid
j. Hill, b naylinult
C. H. Oakes, o Holeroft, b
Raebould
J. Blaeliford, b Raybould .... 7 c Parkes, b Pay
betild ...... „ 0
W. Kay, run out
J. Moore. I bw, b Rsybould 0
C. K tirettelt. run oat. 0
Naccington. not out .... 8 run out
J. A. lisrtou, b King
Byes
Leg bles
IVides

Vmpirec: Meesrs. Rby aid Platt.

BnnußeulT.—A. SUM:4I,UL EXPRIMIIIIT. —The
rier Sl.riee Ga,ePte bag the following inter-
eating marks --t. There are very few simple articles
of food which ran hoist so munv valuable ant important
diet uty properti,i a; cocoa. While acting on the nerves
as a gentle stimulant. it provides the tinily with some of
the past dements of tintriti,n, and at the awn^ time
corrects feol r.ntes the action or the digestive or.
sans. These benelleial effects &Tend in a arca mea-
sure noon the manor ,a its preparation, but of late yeura
such close attention has been given to the trowth Feld
treatment of cocoa that there is no difficulty in securing
it with every useful gallity folly developed. The singu-
lar success which Mr. Epps attained by his tannin ioathie
preparation of eoeoa has never been surpassed by any en-
vrimentalist. ,r sad wide the reputation of Epps's
cocoa has spread hy the Ample f.tre, of its own extraor-
dinary rom'its. Nle Heal men of all shale: ot opinion
have ereed in recommending it as the safest and most
beneficial arCele of diet for persons of weak coustitus
lions. This su!‘eriority of a particular mode of prepara-
tion over all others is a remarkahle proof of the great
results to be obtained from little causes. By a thorough
knowledge of the natural laws which govern the opera-
tions or digestion and nutrition, wit by a caret il applica-
tion of the fine properties of well-selected 000111, Mr.
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a iielicately
flavoured bovera.m which may save on many 10,IVY doc-
tors' bids. It is lir ths judicious use of 33eil artieles of
that that 3 enosti'Ation new be gradually halt up until
strong enough to re.,i.t every tendency to dise
d red s of "ibtio niaboltes are floating around us ready to
• attaek whersevi r there is a weak point. We may ev-
e lie runny a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well forti-
fied with pare 1•1.-ei•I lull a propuiy uodriulaed frame,
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LUNA: =ANT AND BE ICTIFUL AIR.—HTI. S. A. Alleo's
‘, World's Hilt It•Ntorer or Dressing," never fails to
Ti;ckly res Lore Gray or Pluled Hair to its youthful rol-
o ir and bealtv, ii,ul with the first aupliention a loautiftil
glovs eiii deli:4llgal fiaj,,ance is given to the Hair. It
stops hut from; f tiling if. It prevents baldness. it
IUx,I dint ntortlil. It causes the Hair to grow
thick and strung. It removes till dandruff. It contains
vetoer oil nor eve. In large liotlles—Priee Six Shillings
Sold by all Chen:i..ts Ind Perfumers. For Childreu's
Hair, kir, Aliens•• Zyloba'saninni " for exceeds any
primal° or hair oil. stpl via delightful Han. Dressing ; it
ix o 11th al it prep ratio from the Reston r,
and to u e n,t regnired with it. Depot, 2.66, High Hot.
born, Lunlon.
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ADVICE TO MOTRERA.--%Te you broken of your rest
by a nick child, nnfflflg with the pain of cutting teeth?
U,, at ODEe to a chemist, 3.1 get A Is tttlis of Ma a. \Vies-
-I,w's Soothing Svrup. IL will relieve the poor sufferer
immediately ; it is perfectly harmless ; it produces natio
rol quiet aleep. by relieving the child from pain. Ansi the
little cherub awakes " m briultt as a button." It has
been long in as: in Anti rice, and is highly reemumeniled
lit medical men ; it is very !dement to take; it soothes
the child; it softens the gums, allayti all poin. relieves
wind, regal ites the hack, awl is the beat know it remedy
for dysentery sand sitarrheel, whether arising trim .
Mg or oth. r eausea. it,, sur, nail oak for Mrs. Wine.
Ittw's Soothi tit Syrup. NO inttOor oat Ise withitot
it—Sill by all I:iodic:to its dere at la Ild per Bottle,
London Depot, 215, liigh Hotharn.
INTEftrwrlNit EXPEEDIENT.--Plxce on the upner liar if
a grate, with the beads prolemtind aii nit an Well iii: or'!'.
some ordinary Luollarsss-in a tea mo'nents the, i to.
Then to the Static p.isitl.in pia,' a tow of th Patent Safe
Matelies or lir:tent au I May. London (which Write only an
the hint, and it will be found that they is ty re.nam fir iCon
—tol Lot. until the ..veA b.sentlie% literally chorred-swicto It
tulat: • E,.t. We tei•it on Bits at o alngelarly infer:dine ti-
artasti nit the ssidety of too Xes, Mitt-h. Care be
taken to bath eIA. tO Mitt :tettnt elllttACt will, dame.
HoLLIWAY'S OINVINST
bi;d,(7,-eig, cod ilisoieUtis.—Thasso corrective remedies
aro infalliole far the cure of these 'motor,' ormipsy-, a..
WhaVi rOlgleCtll3. Aft.in 00 In nettled Patios 00
terinii.te in Consumptio 4. The Oint•nent. well raid, 4
CnOn the cheat and book, ponetrating tho skln, la married
directly to the longs, where It ertols all inlyaitities
All the Mood in the body constantly pusses through the
lungs, anal there al nations particles tenliog to produce
disease can be quiekly, thorOtgilly, ant permanently
neutralised. reentered harmless, or ejected from this
system, Holloway's Ointment ael Pills nerfectly accent.
plish this purification and by the lilised thus cleansed
the influence of these wonderful modicomenta reaches the
remotest parts of the human body, awl thus cures all
diseased action. whether internal or exterual.
SCIENCE AND Aar.—A. striking instance of the itTl•
moose volue a piece oi steel may itcpire by the great
power of skilled mechanical labour is the halance.spring
of awatch. From itA extreme fineness and delicacy
4.1100 weigh not more than ore oance, atol exceed in
value £l,OOO. A. ntost interesting little work. describ•
ing the Title and progrem of wateittnitking, has been pub-
lished by J. W. Bensam. 25, Old Bond Street, and the
City Steam Factory. 55 aul 6./. La lot, llill. The
book, which is profusely illustrated, gives a fall descrip.
Ii so of the various kinds of watches and clocks, with
their prises. Mr. Benson (who bolds the appointment
to the Prince of Wile,) Imo also poplishel as pliamplet
on Artistic timid Jewellery., illustrated with the most
beautiful designs of Bracelets. Brooches, hi:anima,
Leases, kc. kc., suitable for Wedding, Birthday, and
other presents. These pamphlets are sent post free to
two stamps each to those contempt Laing a purchase, "s-
-pecially to residents in the country or throat, who are
thus enabled to select any article they may require, and
have it forwarded with pert. et safety.
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HOLLOWAY'S 015(01-NV wim PILLS.—With autumn
come many deceases of the Wilt. which demind instant
attention if the Tatiana nil abet to be spired much an.
noyan-e through the winter. These remedies sill be
found mat effectual in repressing erysiinelas and infl on•
matii us te ieraly, and in healing us sore legs, wounds,
and ulcerations in the kindset manner, with nit exciting
pain. or tending to we :ken the patient, whioh would in-
tot ibly increase his sufferitus and reard his cure
Hot oway's Pills should be Mken during this course of
t-eatment, which they will make easier and more nue-
cessful; at the same time they will improve the sppetite
and inateni illy aid digestiou—a matter of the most
importimeo when lowering inartuitics afflict the
week, delicate, or aged.
Gll.l.3llrlts' WohK.—The progress of fine art manu-
facture in this trance of trade is etrikiagly ccorolified
in a little work published by J. W. Demon, of 25,
Old Bond Street, and of the City Steam Factery,:is and
0), Ludgate Hill. It is enriched and embellished with
desigus they Italian, French, and English artistes) of
Brooches, Bracelets, Earnings, and other articles, suit-
able for personal wear, or Wedding, Birthday, or Mho
presents, with their prices. Mr. Benson (who bolds the
appointment to 11.1111. the Prince of Wales) Inns alai)
published a very interesting pamphlet on the Rise nod
Prowess of Watch and Clock.msking. These pamph-
lets are sent post free for two stamps each, and they can-
not be too strongly recommended to those contetnplitt-
ing a parches.), especially to residents no the country
or abroad, who are thus enabled to select any article
hey may require, cud have it forwarded with perfect
safety.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PlLLA.—ltheunatiqra and
rheumatic gout are the most dreaded of all diseases. be-
cause their victims know that they are safe at no season,
and at no age secare. Holloway's Ointment, after fom-
entation of the painful parts, gives greater relief than
any other application, but it must be diligently used to
obtain this desirable result. It has been highly cow-
menth,d by rheumatic subjects of all ages and of both
sexes for rendering their attacks less frelaent and less
rigorous ; and for repressing the soar perspirations and
soothing the nerves. In many cases Holloway's Oint-
ment and Pills have proved Om greatest blessings in so-
moving rheumatism and rheumatic gout, which had as-
sailed persons previously healthy and in the prime of
life.

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tt hj °arcs, 02. 1-112b•strnat, Stourbridge,
;Ito County of Worc.ttor: to whi^b visite all letters saa
~ther cqmennnicati to must be •aduteesaud.
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