The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1876-10-14 00:00:00

PUBLIC NOTICES.

TO PARISH CLERKS AND OTHERS.

REQUIRED the Place and Date of Burial
Mrs. Winter, or Wynter, the Widow of' A. -a ral
Winter, or Wynter. This lady it is presuma.i be-
tween the years 1780 and 18'25, and was buried in some
parish within a few miles of Halesowen.—Apnly to Messrs
Paterson, Snow, and Burney, Solicitors, 40,
,Chaneery
Lane, London.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

HERhFORD RACES.

ON THURSDAY and FRIDAY, October
19th and 20th, an EXCURSION TRAIN for
Hereford. will leave Birmingham (Snow Hilll, at 8.20
a.m.; Hockley, 8.25; 1,1-ardswo:th 8.30; Broethwick
Junction 8.38; Rowley, 8.48; Crailey, 9.0; 'Wolver-
hampton, 8.30; Bilston, 8.37; Tipton, 8 43; Dudley,
8.50; Round Oak, S 58; Brettle Lane, 93; Btourbridge,
9.20; Kidderminster, 9.35 ; Droiovich, 9.53; Worcester
(Foregate Street), 10 7 ; Malvern Link, 10.20; and
Great Malvern at 10.25 a.m., returning the same day.
Passengers from stations named between Birmingham
and Droitwich inclusive, on Oetober 19th, can take
ickets at higher fares to return on following day.
Fm further particulars see special bi/ls.
J. tiriersou, Gei,eral Manaper,
Paddington Terminus.

STOURBRIDGE AND DISTRICT
BULGARIAN RELIEF FUND.

R. L. FREER, ESQ., J.P., TREXST:RJii..

THE COMMITTEE of THE STOURERIDOE AND
DISTRICT BULGARIAN •BELIEF gum)

resolved to organize a canvass for additional-Sick;Lowa

mitigating the-great Distress which prevaillin nulgane
Ladies or gentlemen willing to act as collectors in
Stourbridge or Neighbourhood, are requested to be good
enough to covmunicate at once with the =N. SEC.

It is hoped that many intending subscribers will kindly
lighten the labours of collectors by sendieg _their sub-
scriptions, withont delay, to any of the Stoarbridge
Banks, andlat the Old Parsonage, to
D. MAO-INNIS,

Hos. SEC.

FREE EMIGRATION TO QUEEN SLAND.

Free Passages are granted by the Government of
Queensland as under—
To General Servants, Cooks, housemaids, Nurses, Dairy
Maids, &a.
Wages £25 to £5O a-year all found. .
To Married and Single Farm Labourers.
Wages £BO to £5O a-year with board and lodging.
Assisted Passages on payment of £1 to ,
Artizans (all kinds) Saddlers
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Blacksmiths Plasterers
Carpenters and Joiver, Pkumbers an Painters
Butchers Quarrymen
Bookbinders hope Makers
Bakers Shoemakers
Bricklayers Shipwrights
Cabinet Makers Shepherds
Gardners Tailors and others
G. ooms

At Wages about double English Bates.

Each Ship carries an experienced Surgeon & Matron.
Families have separate sleeping ccnipartment.
Work can be carried on in the openair all the year round
Beef and Mutton 3d a-lb.; Tea 28 6d a-lb ; Flour 15s
a-ct.; Sugar 3d. a-lb.

Apply personally or by letter to Agent-General for
Queensland, 32, Charing Cross, London, S.W.; or to
A. W. BEALE, Commercial Sale Rooms,
Kidderminster.

MR. y j-
•v ATE&

ARCHITECT AND 5111V.E.101.,

HIGH STREET,

ST'O-LTRRIDC+,
(Nearly opposite Stuurbridg th Kiddermin,s

Attendance every Friday, from n a m., to 4

DUDLEY AND WALSALL.

DIANOFORTES and HARMONIUMS
be had on the NEW SYSTEM of EtIRING, for Two or
Three Years; after which, and wittgefut any further pay.
ment, to become the property of the hirer. All Instru.
merits had on this system, or otherwise, will be
exchanged any time withiu six months for any other, if
not approved of, and retarned carriage free. And fur.
her,* ter a trial of t 'are° years, any Pianoforte or Hai,
moninm would 1)(4 taken back, at its original cost, and
the money re,tarned, .deducting the usual charge for
hire; thus offering greater advantages than the London
or Birrrtingham Houses.—ApplyFßEDEttlCE: GREEN
Mns:c Warehouse, 260, Castle-street, Dudley, and 259,
'afford-street, Walsall.

Enterod at Stationers' Hall, London.]
WORTH A GUINEA A BOTTLE,
FOR
LE11:131.GO, SPRA/NS, WENS IN THE NECK,
SWELLINGS OF THE JOINTS, FAIN IN
,THE BA.CE'ellt SIDE,
TOOTHACHE, SCIATICA, ROOFING ICQUGH, &C. ,

The English Oils contain no Opium .or other poisonons
ingredient, but are distilled from Choice English Rad Ameri-
can Herbs, together with Medicinal Gurus, whicli render
them perfectly safe inall.eases reguiririg an outward aupli-
cation.

Testimonial from alLculy living; near Brierley
She says—Your English Oils are worth a Guinea a Bottle.
I purchased a is lid bottle from ypu., and had very little
hopes of receiving any relief as I had tried so many differ-
ent things, and was still getting worse instead "of better.
My nights were very bad, not closing my eyes to sleep for
hours together, neither could I turn myself in bed without
assistance ; but after using a little of your Eiaglish Oils I
had a comfortable night's rest; and in the nzio,ninsr fn the
astonishment of myself and family, was able to rue from ,tiv
bed and dress myself without any assistance, which 1 had
not been able to do for many weeks before. I shall recom-
mend the English Oils whenever I have an opportunity, and
shall be happy to state my case to any respectable
but in consequence of 'my family connection slionld not
wish my name to appear in the public papers.! person;
Dirs. Marlow, Level Street, Brierley 11111' was witness to
the above Testimonial, being present wheu the lad • called.

PREPARED BY
.r. WELCH; 23, HIGH STREET. BRIERLEY HILL.
• ANTCBOLD WAY,TMSALR BY •
P. Harris &.Co., Wholesale, ilu.-u, Yts• . • • " ~. , .
Retail by Mr. Levi and Mr. koi,.. 1 . . .
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Mr. Cox, Chemist, t:ld Hill; .1,1.
tell Lane; Mr. Bate, Post °thee, . e..: 0 :1, , •„... , ,
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Coventry Street, Stourbridge. ./a i ttei g.,- 1.;): •,, ~,,' ;
Ils 9d each. ~i.gelit fol. Weduebbury, '-';',l.r.. . ~,.,,. •,',..',,, r•-•'`
Chemist, Lower than ..treet.s London -;, - • . "---,•25'
Ilevenden & Son .u. -,• - • es ni
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FOR THE BLOOD IS THE L1PE11,...6
See Deuteronomy, chip. iii. ver 2?. , •

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