The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1885-03-21 00:00:00

BRIUHT CLEAR cOMPLEMON

SOF i HEALTHFUL SKIN,

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PEARS' .- OAP, for Toilet aid Nursery, specially prepare" "'
or the ds-licate sk n of ladies and children and otaere
s...nsitive to the weather, winter or summer. Preventa
redness, roughness, cud chappin;. Sold everywhe e, lU'
inolecs, Is each. Larger SiZes, Is 6,1 and is tid.
"lhe medical profession are now ordering CIDBURY
000.4. L SSEN CR 111 tuousauds of cases, because it contaule -
moie nutritious and ilesa-forming elements tliau any other
neverage,and it is preferao.e to the thick starchy Cocoa
ordinarily sold. When you ask for Ladburrs Cocoa
k;ssence Oe sure that you get it, as shopkeepers oftell Puoll
imitatiwis lor the sake u extra profits. Makers io the
Queen. Paris Depot, A), tessulfoiough St. Honore.
Kite YOUR TnEru ! net er pay isalf-a-erown t.,
s)rugisu for a wale of TIKILUEL and keep you). teeth than
alf-a-erown to a dentist and lose thew. Tiatieel cures the
Tie, l'aeea,he, Neuralgia and nearly every case of Tooth
ache, safety and sp,-sedily. .dencr is sound in
tift_en minutes. Solu ey chemists and Patent Medicine
Voialurs at '2.s Ci. l'arcels Post, free Its Ca, in stamps a
0.0., from tins Manufacturers, Clarke, Bleastlale, hell anti '
Cu, lone.
ALvlcs Ti MOTURI:B ! Ira you broken in your re
uy a sick child suflering with the pain of catting tee r
t_i,) at once to a chemist and get a bottle of Mrs. Will
,iew's Soothing syrup. It will rinieva the poa
rer nnmeeiately. It is perfectly harmless &sod
pita, ant to taste, it pro.luccs natural, quiet sleep Of
lelitving the cull(' from pain, and the little cneruo
awakes ' as bright as a buttoa." elota.:s tire etrild
it softens the gums, allays all pain, red ives wi al
seulates the bowels, and is the best know reinely for •
yseutery and disrilii, whether arising from teeth-
or other causes. Mrs. Winslo N'S Soithiiig SyruP
is suid by Medielee dealers everywhere at Is lid per 7
hottie.
VaLcannE DIsCoVERY Fon THE HAIR.—If your hair
is turning grey or white, or falling off, use "All;
AIL I'AN liAlit Ith kl ti," for it will positive&
restore in every ca.,e Grey or White liai to its origin,t
colour, with: us havitg the disagreeable smell of inosu
"Restorers." It makes the hair charmingly beautifd
as well as promoting the growto of tne hair on bald
Spots. i‘liere the glauus bre nit deca)ed. Price 38 6d
___Eor an Oil to make the Hair soft, glossy, and Amu& 4
ant, ask for "CARTER'S COLOUNE 0114." Price 19
•,f all °eiders, \\hol stale depot, 83, k'urringdon Load
undon.

tat HAIi REbTORER. LOCKYSIC'e 817LPIEWB
&AIR RESTOR&R will clarion gr,7 hair, in a few day 0
oriuging back the colour. The effect is superior tO
that, produced by a direct dye, sad does not injure the
Lockyer's is equal to the most expensive. It is
the beat for restoring grey hair to its former colour
eroduces a perfectly natural shade. Valuable for de-
6roying scurf and encouraging growth of new hair
SuipLur being ,Isl.y prized for Its stimulant, cleansing
healthful action on the hair glands, Lockyer's Restorer
Id strongly recommended. it is most agreeable in we,
aut,i never fails in its action. No other nair dressing is
roi,nisite. Large Bottles, is 34. Soid try Citenaists
ci irdressers, and Perfume-, everywhere.
Watt IN EGYPE.—Lord Wolseley is a staunch believer
in Pore Tel, and orders an extra atlowaace of the
beverage Lir his troops, thereby adding - much to their
health and endurance. tioraimsn's Pure Tea is sold le
100 Towns, by 400 i Chemists, and the Annual sale ie.
six fuiltion packers.
List of Agents in this locality:—Stourbridge, Clarke.
Chemist. High Street ; Baker, Chemist. llign, Street, ;
Moir s, 136, Lieh Street.—Briertey Hill, Rawlings.
thernist.—Kiddelminster, Hewitt, Bull Biog.—Elates-
;.wen, Adams, chemist.—Lye, Greenwood, chemist.Woidsley. White, ctiemist.—Kingswinford,
Battle Lane, Colitis, chemilt.—Birmingtiain , Banks
& Co Bu 1 Hing.—Quarry Bank 11 atta, Chemist.
Miss FortunsecE, of the Strand Theatre, writes
can with pleasure testify to the excelb-mt quality of
Piers' t..oap. For its beneficial effects an the emu i.nd
comph-xion it has no equal, and fir il'inter use it i 8
especially a noon, for it keeps the Lands soft and free
from chapping, —X FonTEsoun." YEAlts)' SOAP for
Cumplexion. a..aJ everywhero.
LAWYERS hose PrefesSional IabOOTS necesaitate
conhilahitetii•ri:als between meals—nothing will be found so
t ra
g, comforting, and capable of so .tainiug el'
batiste& nature, as Cadbury's Cocoa, guaranteed 51,8''.
utely pore.
deuce can.ing Premature DecaY
REMEDY FREE I A victim of youthful IP°
Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood, etc., having tried
vain every known remedy has discovered a simple
cure which he will send FREE to his fellow-suffererswi
Address J. H. It EEVLS, Ez.14., 43 Chatham St.. tie
York JCity, IL S. A.
Mona Cuons (ibis wel{) by De. Lococis 143•35).14,,1e°
WAF RQ, December 17111, 18e3 —"I have prescribedi
Wafers for ut.wards of thirty leers, auci can atguj_
ot thef.r loathing eji-eta iiptis all the resliratory orgac;
giviri a 7110 St instant read'. A genthinuu /sun f
aiding near 1,,Ner1,.;0i states, •th,y have ;avid
1 am never withei.t th, m."—(Ssigr.erl I.DwARD
A,E.S., 48, Stanley Boad,-L,verpool."

EPPI3.B COCOA.--GRATEFUL AND COMFORTING—"By
a thorough know!edge of the natural laws which govern
the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a
careful application of the fine properties of well-selected
Cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with
3 delicately flavoured Leverage which may save us many
heavy doctor's bills. It is by the judici, us use of such
articles of diet that a constitution may be gra•lually
built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to
dise,se. Hundreds of subtle malad;es are floating around
us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We
may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ours Ives web
fortiflA with pure bl.aad and a properly n )urialit d
frame" Civil Service aazette—Made simply with boiling
water or milk. S;old only in packete, labelled—"JAMEB
EPPS & CO., Homceopattiic Chemist, Lndon "—Also
makers of Epps's Chocolate Essence
Polloway's Pil s.—ln the complaints peculiar to fe-
males these Pills are unr.valled. 'I heir use by the f ir
sex has become so constani for :he remova' of their ail-
WORDSLEY. meuts that ri,re is the hoi.sehold that is without them
Amongst al; classes, item the dom sac servant to the
CONCERT.-On Monday night one of the best peen ss, universal favour is accorded to these renovating
cencerts ev,-1c heard here, was given in the Drill Pills ; al, it invtroatieg spat purifying propertaas render
Hall to a large and appreciative audience, in aid of tt-,ein ,afe and :nvalusble in all criEes ; they m.iy he
the Worcisley string, band —The glee, "Aq the taken by Uma'es of all ages for atii disorgani,;
b 1 ( CDR uc:
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m ments roll," by Messrs, H. Ensell, J. Fi,i,;:ier. sirrdegu:arity of thLe ~yirstem,tsp:ten
rheenialqvh..ngAs a family
W. Pagett, and W. Bourne, was nicely sung, as subduing th
mit d
irceisnteo r i
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eg
also was the "Gipsy's laughing trio," by Messrs. maladies of yivanregesaiu:dnearop7det.ortchable for e
En-ell, Fletcher, Buurne. Miss E. Grinhs proved FREEDOM l'lttAl Corona I, GIVEN IN TEN MINUTES BY
herself an accomplished pianist by the way in which Dr. LCCOCEIB PULMONIC WAFERS, and a rapid
.cure of
she played the "Tarentel.b." Miss E. Le:-rge pt s- Ajohma, 1. onsumption, Coughs, Colds, Bronchhi:,:.nurg,mea!sltosi:el
sesses a nice sweet clear voice, and she dispose lof a 1 Disorders of the lireattli aneduin.eunglisi.,
_lin,
plibyttericl
her songs, "In a distant land," and "When the
heart i.; young.", 'in a very pleasing manner. We
and
such a sound, ref result g tight's rent. To ringers
Aiiiidil NlieeravrotuCsomaLlaaitnlitesy, itic7u7sre a charnig. No.;
think she was a. little nervous, or else ehe wants a snd pubic speakers they are invaluable for clearing and
little more practice to Wrongthen her voice. "The ' strengthening the voice. 'lU:ey taste pleasantly. Price
Bugler" and "Ehren orr the Rhine," were sung in is. lid., 2s. 9d ,4s. 6d., and 11, per box. .'7,: Id by all
t nmsterly style by Mr. J Whitworth, and were , medicine vendors.
highly appreciated. Mr. 11,-;urne sang his songs in
Ihtt-tYes.7
1 NERVOUSNSES LOSS OF ENERGY
his usual style, but was a little fl 4t at times. I ,
Master W. E. Davey, a boy about 8 years old, is I
cetle-anPot°as-Wtre}Eateßd b.r Quacks
quite a prodig,y, and he played his solo "Carnival of ) Rea.ulting fro=
, with mine-al poisons and eolou'red water but eifectually
Vonice, in such a 1.r.-illiant manner that he Pined cured oy aN' 'TEL AND 11.1...HiLY SUCC'r,SsFUL MUDS
Oh TSUI,' A"' MEN l', ~.. a vociferous encore. We think that a good pros-
BRIERLEY HILL. ' •f- •'' 1 , 11- era said t hey di-c wered by the advertiser, ,lio,
att. r many years of - :dream suff ;ring, was completely re-
is ~e do him for prifessionallAttYe . - . SOUR(' health. .
ASSAULTS. —At the Police Conrt on noi,daY ; ,I,'w, r i=card such playing bet, vs. Miss '-‘,.t,''' elB Promia aby ~elia4s of humanity, he thus makes known
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before Messrs. H. 0. FirmstUne, 11, Hall, and P. ! now s, well-knowo that we rr,:el only way that she mean- by which EVERY Si •FFEEE:t [8 ENABLED TO
rt_TRE HIMSELF PERFECTLY and at ths LEAST
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Foley, Charles Garfield was charged with assault.- saL:g' with ier usuel vivacity, and was well apprf- . ;
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with a Ist.as.t rece ,_
sag Joseph itushton, on the ith inst.—Color:tin- elated. Air. J. Bulhst.n in t . . , ,
~..., is S without az,vinv r..cource to advertising '
i:ics ur their ve tor. Led a sti. im,. Prints.' and vablishee by the sole Proprietor
81M i... o,', Flk: LI) at eta WU ce, 92, High-street,
to which piaA
ant said the defendant met him at ti.e mnii,..-!- t ion for the way in wh.,h he sang his songs. Ai:. He will be happy ta forward the particulars to any sufferer bridge, in the county of Worcester, an
place, by the "Cheap Jack's,'' and he "dunebed -, J. A. Service's comic sketch was highly amusing, on receipt of a stamped and directs .: :,,,,,,, .. c.
all letters and other ,-, • amunication* Juliet be addrelie:,
him in the ribs. He remonstrated with him and and was loudly applauded, and its response T. SEWELL, El., k.t.o wk, Middlesex. response he Saturday Marna 21st, 1355.

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