The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1885-02-14 00:00:00

r 7, 1885.

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As has been tri ,litioned, tire sielts are
place" lii„ den-idled "brewhouses," la
housewives spend many of the torPl'
Ti!e,
m. bending 4wer the sink troughs.
•efore be more brenght into e 'fluid witl.l
filulia than any other members of their .4,,
3. lle then went on to describe the water,'
"Underneath the sewage ;prielPillg "II
largo tan )0
t distant from the we.l, is a
feet deep, for the reception of sewage
pumping. This tank is said to be watet: 4
t t
g constructed in brickwork and cow° .'i•',
the rising main from the sewage Ptileer ...,
I cat. iron i ipe containing sewage ullud
of over 50 feet head) actually crossseso
a interior of the water well, but ia 1 a
!ouncil so far yielded to the criticistl3,,
; expressed on this singular arranguneuvl
the pipes outside the well in a curvee a
al°
wer to
!e feet distant. These pipes
t PI
the time of my first visit, and )
the joints, within 15 or 20 feet
thou,c;
was a distinct oozing of sewage,
nount, and the Parth around theil 0
ned„ About 100 yards from the vino
rhieh ashpit refuse (said not to 000,6
sr) is thrown, and there are other seer,
contamination in the neighbourial° ii
ferred to some impurities that were ° a
,?.en discovered in the water supplY• all.c
Xgainst the view that the fever epidelil
Iby pollution of the water suPPll' t :
cil at first relied on chemical evidence;
nber 2nd samples of water foul, Tit,
forwarded to the borough anaiY ,a "that
rolverhampton, whose report stateu! a
lis showed the water supply to bekl;;
atisfactory condition." He said,
chemical evidence could only ti. 111113;
r the total amount of organic elat,i,tel
I 1:11t the kind. He sums up thiS 16i,
rt by saying that the cause a the 04,
sot be with any certainty 355igin° all
had
not been one and the same —,htit
rtunately, however, any doubt 01l ' re
.ot affect the question '.What otePs eA.,..
r the future ?" By pruvidina all .4
, Aufv-
constabt supply of water from
a 5.",,i
~. risk of c ntanaination by I.oobolo
,4
II ,
,_
of sewers and house drains, 3 ,10t'
iy midden privies autl generallY Pr°— of
Aioration of the sanitary conditioe ha
:t, the Town Council will have takenittio
to guard against the recurreneeZi;oi
Dr. Parsons said there seerntdl4:ni" a
e commencement of the el3'deP---,, CV
DMpi; and adequate action both 0,~ t
r
own Council aud the Afedical e
The latter did uot report the Oisterieeci,
the Authority unt)l September ff,21101
.:scribed Inc action taken by thern;,!
j
for the counteractiu,g of the epiae—f
a flushing of sewers and the free 099:11
:s. He recommended that the Vor'
:uld, with all speed practicable, Pro, of
ki
supply of water, free from all rj—t, he
The Council should also see tlittgo
I was sa managed as to avoid calig";7;s
House drains suspected of being;';d,
ingerous to health should be exalll4l,e 11
r aahpits should be rep laced bYfcia''d
operly constructed so as to be (II
t%
or by moveable receptacles. ThenB.4
laws as to the prevention of nuis.
gidly enforced.
rt. was referred to the Drainage c(f)og.
will report upon it at a s ecial Mee"-
tell to be held next week': It Inalbe°
ted that Messrs Pritchard and C°-11
up a report as to the alteratiotts it
, to make in the drainage and
t
own, and the estimated cost a P -

I itig

ortod that Mr. West, the sanital
loft- the town, but as far as the Ctrltt,
w.ts nothing wrong in his acc°' Ilf
rcumstances it was decided to fornlLa
West until further instructions 7d
1 from the I,lcal Government 13°.-r
Iter,

DIED.

Lt Oldswinford, aged 83 para, 014'
ary.
f,
le 20,h ult, at to Hai,,o;daWLo.-12
Sara, the beloved wife of J°9"

ig 3 A SUNSHINE OF EXISTENCE
BLACK CLOUD.
.terf
ertainty of life is mingled the dark raY,-„ive
ile on the one hand we catch the we'cl'. so
v breath of life that tells of an additir,,
the other we shudder as we hear the a
3 Destroying Angel I me migmight)!vnice
ar
uenee which rules the Universe 1211,1
Po
; the dread fiat has gone fora], an•
o,
9 doomed to die But, though sve
postpone death? The question is WI,
coacern the prolongation of life but Zol3t
munch as every instinct prompts us to
Le we can for this glorious boon of existenia'
of instinct are but the spontaneous °lre'
; is our dirty to obey. But there S.agie
don, Can death be postponed by a tisie
or the world works in obedience to c:
ttly of these prove that those who
the will to buckle on the shield,
ady to the.r grasp, way ward off the
.e implacable enemy of life, until in :vigel
1 faculties gradual y decay, and the
softly into our presence leading a•
te
tie slumber to the regions beyo"
unto.
easel
ostroyer makes his first approaches inh-gt of
o are more favoured by him than ,tjere
'or Preying upon the very vitals of Aiv
Ls this foe? There are few among i!s inL4'
or are now to some extent its ciao
:r know if he, too, is under the ban et.
a ? Let him ask himself Ivhether
the following symptoms: , „or
us about the chest and sides, an" 'TOY •
The mouth has a bad tastd, espec•auti
and there are feelings of dullues°o4
le appetite is poor, a sort of stickY ad
to teeth, there is a feeling as of 4;11(0
°mach, and sometimes a faint, sire ot
pit of the stomach D
, which food does ,
a$ are sunken, the hands and feet beg! '
'OW. After a while a cough sets lip
ended in the course of a few months Weis
a greenish colour. The sufferer fe
, and sleep seems t a afford him no
ritability, and evil forebodings fen'ti,
'only, there is a giddiness, a sort of if ;
the head. The bowels become cos,,Tei
nd hot at times; the blood becomes tults
ne whites of the eyes are tinged
is scanty and high coloured, dep
Rending- There is frequently a slni'l,-/.4
it times with a sear taste and at ow'
te. This is oftea attended with
or impaired vision, with spots before ",a,
ed by great prostration and weaka°,jit
otoms are in turn present. It is twills.,
bird of our population has this disesee,:o
forms. Medical men have mistake,' "
tdy. Its true name is Dyspepsia or Tit
itch a certain remedy is to be loiuni„e
Irative Syrup—a medicine which has
es a coundunce founded only on its gr,oo
rep can be obtained from any eherms'ls
or front the proprietors, A. J. WI"-
iugton Road, London, E.C.
;r, Eastover, Bridgwater, sends lie fl'

"West Quay, Rridgwater,
f
"December 215t,.1e83 ords me great
.pleasure to add ray tesw
;rful effects of Mother Seigel's Curati/
:nod at eight years I sufferel trout f
indigestion, with frequent attacks !I
for eleyeu months I Was under Juedio7,/
deriving the slightest benefit. Thelfo•
Hider assured me that mine was a b°l),
.V 8 me up as incurable. About ,„
eigel's byrup, which I was induced.
s use, I am thankful to say, I quiciui,
:alth, and am now able to follow
I may say that whenever I feel
my old complaints I at once
iyrup, which quickly sets me all
L the hope that .other sufferers uukY '-
Syrup a tlial.—'l7oars
ed.) "Wm. Kendall"
We Coves, LW. :—"Yourmeliciael: •
—a sale which most certain a?'"
that toe n velty is wearing oft, W1,1°4
al mitrits•
b'riockheim is about the 0311
icine is the -market.
sea
•ket Cross, Dul ytra :—I have race-i
-
ug repoils of Las beuoljt.s derivml (real, •
Seigers Syrup and kills,. which sr 0
SOU Of Ulucli greaLdr pleasure than AO
14 as can conceive of no gras%!„
thaa thmt of big illvmalviot .1 v•
of duffs:los- hissAnitv..

:s Tat 11:ARS, Ste DaLLAB.
rsEss stouid always be tried, as
seeniinky incaraele, it has do°-
eafuess, oestractions in the mi.:A Es.rJ:
wing sounds so frequent Wi1,,l
e reinaved after two or three night'
kr a Essence can be spoken of as sad
in any case of Deafness witBo3"
t injury to the delicate organisms of
aver aurprisiug, persons for Pori
Inds after a fur trial of Delhi
Is. lid. and 1:3. 9a, sold by ,
a for 18 Staays sent to ltadfor'
street, London, W,C.

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