The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1883-03-10 00:00:00

SATURDA.Y, MARCH 10, 1883..

FACTORY AOT CASEIL—Philip Round, of Orcherd HALESOWEN.
, Thompson, of Helesowen, was chanted with steal-
ing a half-sOvereign, on the VI hist,. the prnperty
Lane, Lye, was ch :reed by Mr. Jones, Faetory .4-tts .
DRIINEENPESS.—At the Mee Court. on Tuesday,
In-pector, for Employing :s. young p-rson 113,, el e of Jane Forrest, of Crrid'ey. Heath —She Was
before Messrs. H. Howard and le, B.
Phillip', ordered to pay les to the pros cutrix. and te pay a
Annie Rowrr in a workshop after 7 o'clock at night. George Cole was charged with being chunk on the
Mr. Jenespt oved that she was at work at 9 o*cloAc 13th ult. •P C. Jones proved the case. The de-
in the morning and at 8H d
.10 p.m. e had warre fine ot 10s and cose. ;hi defatet- of payment to ge..
to prison f 28 days.
defendant before. Fined 20s and costs. -- Adred fence was th tt he had come from the Zulu war and . or .
,
he met with a friend who geve him a glass too
Woodhouse, chainmalier, was charged with a _
similar offence. Mr. Jones sail he found defend. . much. Withdrawn en payment of cost s.—Jnenes
Hollis, carpenter, was eherged with bring drunk
-ant's Son, aged 9, at work in the shop making nail. and disorderly on the 13th ult. P.C. Hind eroved
Defei d tut. cl,nied that his son had been at work the case. - Fined 28 6d and costs.—Thomas Celes
and said he had not been in the shop more th tn two
minutes. The case was not pressed by Mr. Jones, was charged with leing drunk and disorderly on
the 18th ult. P.O Jones proved the ease. Orderea '
and defendant was fined 5s and cots.—Nlary Davis te pay.oosts.--Jano Wilson was charged with being
was charged with employing her claught2r in a nail
drunk and disorderly on the 20th zit —P.C. Hind
shop after holes Defendant was fined 2s 6d and said defendant main a beastly state of intoxication
coats.—Ernmanut.l Halt was cleirged with a similar Defendant denied the charge and the case was
offence on the 16th February. Mr. Jones proved adjourn-,d for 14 •teers.
that defendant's son was at work in the ehop at 8 DESTROYING Fisa.- George . Bennett and John
o'clock at night The mother and ante her witness Hodgkiss were charged with, throwing a quantity
swore that the boy did not do any work, but merAy of lime into a fish pond with intent to destroy the
eat on the nail block. The Bench considered the
fish on the 3rd of June last, the property of Char.
case proved and fitied defendant 104 and costs.—
load Gieen of the Manor House Farm. Mr.
Henry Wooldridge, Bromley Street, Lye, was sum- Forrest def-nded Hodiatiss. John Prince Green. "
moned for a similar Offence. Mr. Jones stated that,
son of prosecutrix, said be saw four men throw lime
a boy named Bashford was at work in defendant% into the pond. He could not Identify the &fend_
workshop at 8 o*.clock at nieht. Fined 20s and ants. He found two baskets, one containing lime
costs.
I r, , and the other coutaified t Nelve trout. f howeis
vHARGE OP PERMITTING GAMBLING.—JabeZ Coley Lavender said he remenbered S ,tu • day, 3rd of
landloz dof the Malt Snore! Inn (Jolley Gate, was June. He saw the two defendants, who asked him
charg d with permitting gambling in his howse ou to have a walkavith them He saw Bennett 'p. t
26th ult. Mr. Waidrou defended. P.C. Chare som.-thing into the water from a basket and a stock-.
proved that he went into the defendant's hou-e and
ing. ane he also saw the net and basket produc d,
eaw some men gambling fora quart of ale. • One by the side of the water. Whness en. W Mr. Green
of the party lost and he heard him rder aqu irt of coming, and ran away. P.O. Taylor said he re-
ale which was brought in and drunk. It was ceived two fish basket, one net, a qeantity of fish,
about half-paet ten
_o'clock at night. 11e stood and some lime. On apprehending 13, nnett defend.
looking through the window for eight minutes, ant asked it Hodgkiss was caught, and witness told
Cox lost a quart of ale, P.C. Mills cerroborated. him he was not. Defen- ant said "He ought to be
Mr. Waldron addressed the Bench for the defence
then, for he got all of us into it." P.S. Laybeutd
and called the landlord, who denied that there was proved appreh Aiding flodgkiss. Mr. Forrest ad-
any gambling going on in his house. George drew-el the Beech in d feitee of H id.ikiss, after
Dodd, Thomas Cox and Benjamin Harris ale, swore which both d:iondanta were comtoitted -fur . trial at
that there was no gambling going on. The Bence
the next Worcester Sessions, bail being refused,
retired to consider their decision, and on returning
CHARGE or :,TEALING A Ouee-e-Benjamiu Smith,
into Court, fled defendaet 20s. and costs.
of Gorsty Hill, was cherged with stealing on the 3rd
CHARGE .Or AS-AULT.r-JOSeph Fisher was, _
inst a single-barr I gun, tre property .of William
E
charged with assaulting Joseph 'Brettle on the dkius. P. S. Raynould proved apprehendieg the
27u1t. Complainant said he was in the Salvation
p:isoner with the gun in his possession. Prisoner
Barracks, when tliedefendant caueht him k..y the .
was remand,- d for 14 Ave for further evidence,
nose end neck and threw him down. Two wit- ...,
ot E.GLECTING Ti SUPPORT A 1N1,111E14.--Iranl and
'lessee gave corroborative evidence as to the as.ault
John itingley were summoned to show cause why
Defendant denied assaulting the complainant and
they should not support their aged mother. It sees
said the complainant and other boys came to the proved that three weeks ago she became chargeable
meeting and complainant had a cabbage stalk in
to the Union at a cost of 2s per seeek, and that three
his baud and struck s ene litt!o boy on the head
weeks were due. After hearing further evidence
when he caught hill by the neck and shoulders and
the Bench made an order for them to pay 26 each
put him out of the room. The Bench considered
per week. .
the ease proved and fiued him ss. to include costs.
HALEsOWEN GAS lieee:—On Monday this Bill
VAGRANgT.—Thomas Nei ton was cha elk wit,
came before Mr. Examiner Robinson, in the Route
begging inehe pub ic street on the Bth lust. P.O.
of Lords, for further proofeahat the standing o-ders
Stanton proved the case, - and sail that defendant of Parliament had been coftiplied with. Th-re was
had fivepecee in -coppers in his possession. Sen.
no opposition, and ethence being given that the
tenced to rdays imprisonment.- Bill had been approved of by tuesharehelders, tire
A WIFE BEATER —William Day MA Charg ed further standing orders of Partiatnent were declared
with assaulting his wife on the 10th ult. Coin-
complied with. The Bill.seeks to incorporate and
plainant said sae had been sepal at d f:om her
confer powers upon the Hafesewen Gas Company.
husband for six months and had three times lett HALESOWSN RAILWAY BILL.—The Midland and
him before On the day in question he came to
Ureat Western Railway CoCnpanies and the King's
her house and - beat hr. Aft..r hearing futther
Norton B',:rytiyots have each deposited peti:ions
evidence the case was dismiesed and defendant
praying to b.: heard against this Bill
candoned.
Walesa' Qusitaxes.—Ann. Covrell, was charged
with assaulting Sarah Frances Clarke on the 26th olt
The assault was proved, and defoidant was fined
as. and c .Sts.
CHARGE OF INDECENT ASSAPLT.—Joseph Robin-
son, 61, anvil maker, of Credit?, was cnarged
with indecently assaulting - Jun 3 Seuthail s
trl, lat
Cra,cU.ey, on tlio 7th inst. Complainant, a g
years of ago, said defeedant called tier to give her
some flowers out of a summorhenee and wh.n she
went he threw her down and committed the assault
complained of, Felix Southall, father of the girt,
add he was workine in a malt ,one' near defend.
ant's garden when he- herd a girl hooting. He
ran towards the place end saw tee assaul. cern
mitted. -P.C. Chau, proved apprehend-n de-
fendant who was committed to take his trial.
BuARD (.E. GUARDLANS.—Mr. J. Reyboutd pre
sided at the usual week y meeting of this Board
yesterday. The eumner of persons admitted into
the tioui.e during the week was 12; discharged 24;
r, mailing in the house 540, against 564 last yi sr.
Out-door r.lief, Kingiswinford dis.rict, £3B 83 8d;
StAiroridge distliet, £29 103 4d; Hales() w n tile-
trict, £23 14s 2d; toll' £93 Oa 10d, against £96
8s 2d last year.

H AGLE Y .

STOOK SALE.— At this sa!e on Monday hst there
was a fair t.upply of fat 0 •ttle and sheep, and g od
company ot buyers. Prices rem,ined about the
sne a., at the previous sale. Fat beasts made as
high as £25.178 6d; sheep 81s.

Surszawna froin any disease should make baste and
take BILANDRIVIII'S PILLS, They in good invariable
relieve and oftzn cure at once. It is now conceded hi
all medical men that BILINDMITH'S PILLS are the be.,
medicine, taking hold of what is needed of h.
...nneovtd from the bowels and blood when we are tick
And such safe removal usually cures Sold by aii
41liereists tine le at. mt* unnwran on etat.ao

" HALIP Al MIMS AGAIN." Coneumers say" half s
much ogain"of thecheKp tea 14 requirad to make a. by
w,th auy etre.ngt.h at ail, and exen then there is "
pieaeure in drinking i 1 The remedy is simple. Horn";
Min 8L Co, Londoo. sell tnrougn their A4e,its Tea a
fixed peiet.s, ,tuarsatee the flu:Mits. Von fo,lowin.
43 alat cf local trader 4 selling •loruiminia Tea :
Clarke, Chemist, 151, and Baker, 1: hemist, 124, Higt.
itreet ; Hewitt, Market-place; Morrie, 136, Elign dtreei,
--Brierley Hill Rawlings chemist. Kidderminster,
Flewitt,-Ball Ring —Hales:men, &dams chenii4t.— Lye,
.tones, cheinist,—Worlaley. Whlte, chatin4t.--Kin4-
,winford, Pearson.—Arettell Lane, Colinas, anemia!
—Biro:lin:o.4.m, Beaks, Boil ging.—Quarry Rank
ehe.m;Rt.

That Completion hee alwavi belt' to hn tho mor
Yy in which the rose on 4 hli ontNtel for pnaet,
oLich the, r bt,,hr,y le iflea I, ,ir,iat oer:fi,..:e4 art
male to pruduse an appoaraule oorro•spou ito4 e

udtu'An bot thay- ever sue.:ed I. lt dand.it p-
,r.tach Na:ure. Tn. only .irrsa,vm int that
t: render manor woman ind,peadiint All erp,i.iient,is
to freely Use HAGAN'S 51.41161 ii presarvre th
u from premature wrinkles and farrows —ren,f,rs t,
amlota and supple. and reiitores the nae wotott may h
la 4ed tbrougn iUniei,eposure to a. nollanti 4t fl ispoti
he beat of summer or the frosts of wia r. Co be ob.

ta.nto all eitetni.ts arid eerfthner -,;troe,co-o-as+-it Lii
%%odd 7',,ce 6,i 1., ..1 It; a 14
,1.11411 PEOPLIC iUFFMK, wttn dui :.e.Atry padia
'e head with tired and Is.-gnid :eelings thit.tieep doe.,
,iot remove; with n tailless a •out the wiest titer eatt,i,..;
feu atietried with palpititiou, A plin is Cie side due
back. with frequent sickhealache; With nausea nfter eat
tag, attiAndel wit h flatuience and a dinagree•thie tasty
tu:sintngs; lois of apetite, with vertigo or dizziae..d,
Etow many people su&r with ill these disagreee,.l,, feet.
it!gs and littie imagine the real cause of their milady, or
he proper wede of obtaining relief. These are sona.-
Nmptoma of indigestion and liver complaint but

-
Wlia be dispell-d at
_once by the ude of —3eigel'a ettrdtive
syrup" if then in..tantiy after eating the Syrup vil;
cause the food to .:iigeist and give nouridnin4nt to the

canes 4a-asthi.aralsi taavd wita reotnrity.
all Ohnsiceß.

AL.I.IAN EIANBURTs' "PitalritoTED' COD LIVER OIL
"Is as nearly tasaeles 4 as Cod L,rer Oilcan toe."—Lh.!cet
"No naaseons erucations !Allow." Pr si
Scld everywhere in eapsuled bAtfles 0,.1y
Tonga (4ov4ashw in hotel tieuralgia,"—Medica
Press), is now redueed IA price to 2. 91 Of all Cheinisw
Are you troubied with indigestion. ileedaehe, Hit
bum. Constipation, Distress after I?.ating. PoAr Maino,y
Low Spirits, Pain in the Back. Great Weakness, Bsd
Breath. or any Other sycopton of that 41,-irri4 nightmara
isease, Dyspepsia? If So, there is no melicine egna,
to Cue well-known JawitYNs' PILLS. They purify,
strengtiien and invigrate.. They creata a healthy appe-
i'e. '1 hey overe• me effects Of dissipation and late
hour,. They strengthen the system. They prevenk
fn:sta,uustie and intermittent fever's. They entity tee
by, a.ti and aceidity of the stomach. Tney care Ois•
pep•da'abd Csdnitipstion. "1 hey cure Diarrhoea. Th.),
care civer Complaint and Nervous Headache. A. good
effect is felt at once upon making the first trial No
&longs of diet is necessary. Follow our directiOcis and
you wilt: soon feel well, strong, and hearty. All
Original and4rne HENRY JICNKYNEV Pits are soil
nl4 Cheurista in ',instil at is. 11d. and 2s. 91. each, Mr
s. thairhei. .tstonrbridge, is our agent.
VALUABLE DISCOVEXY rort THE. yonr
hair is turning grey or white, or fel lingnit use
liexicae Hair Renewer." for it will posotrely restore
in every case Grey or White hair to its original colour,
without leaving the disagreeable smell of most
"Reitorers." It makes the hair charmingly beautiful,
as well as promoting the growth of the hair on bald
spots, where the glands are ndt, decayed. • Ask your
Chemist for "TDB MEXICAN HAM RENEWER," sold
by Chemists a.nd Perfumers everywhere at ha. 0d: per
Bottle. Wholesale depot removed to 83, Farrington
Road, London.

INEXPEN,IVE Hill RERTORICR. LOCIEVIR% Bra,Purra
LIAM RE.TORKft will darken gray hair, in a few days
btingiog back the colour. The effect is superior to
.that produced by a direct dye, and does not injure the
skin. Lockyer's is equal,to the most expeosive It is
the best for restoring krey hair to its former colour.
Produces a perfectly natural shade. Valuable for des-
troying scurf and encouraging growth of new hair.
Sulphur being highly prized for its stimulant, cleansing
h-ilthtul actin on the hair giants. Locilyer's R.-irtorer
is strongly ,ecominended It is most tweestole in use,
and neve,' fails in its a...tion. No utqer Lair dressing is.
requisite. Large Bottles. le 64. Soil by Chumii"
Hairdressers. and Perfiznilr airorvvrhere.

To Sunrsanus PROlf ASTIIMA BRONCHITIS, SEORT
NZBB OF BUICATH. ,Da LOC.)01ell PI:U.IIONi° WAFKRS
MX. JEWELL London goad, Loverpool, writes :—Hr,
..tates suffered from Asthma, but since taking your
Wafers he is no longer troubled with it. He tatter
them now occaionally for Bronchitis and -ihortness of
Breath and Difficulty of Bre:Al:lug. after taking coldl
and finds the Wafers most valuable ; he has taken
not ing else for 3 years, and believes he would have
been dead long 'two but for their use ; he is now over
80 years of age, and he is hale and hearty.' in Asthma,
Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs, colds, Shortness of
Breath, Phlegm, Pains in the chest, and Bheuinatism
they instant give relief and a rapid cure. Iricoos 8 .
WAWERB taste pleascitly. rintil at Is. Lid., 2s. 9J., 44
04 and Its. per pox, uy all thuogiste.

with regard to that district. The company ha
Irrsmised that the borough surveyor should have
feiHti s for waking an inspection of the worts
the oompany, and upon receiving the report of their
officer the Oorporation would know tly.ir position.
Alderman Wainwright contended that with regard
to the supply to the borough generally, and to
Kate's Hill in particu:ar, the company, of which
he waa the solicitor, had fully and entirely dip'
charged their obliga•ions ti he Couneil—kericeof
That there was no sufficient water supply
at Kate's Hill was due to the Conned. He do'
cl red in the Gee of that Council, and in the face-
of he whole borough, that it was the shortcoming
of the Coiporation and that alone which had pre-
vented the water supply being given by the South
Staff,irdshire Union Waterworks Company. 10
challenged inquiry, and intimated that at the next
meeting he should move, "That the Local Govern'
m- nt Board be requested to cause inquiry to ho
made as to the w .ter supply, anti the action of the
Corporation as a hoc Board of Health in viatica
to that matter.
Several reports were read and approved.

BRIERLEY HILL.
MU:MIL—At the P.lice Court on Monday, before
Dr. 11. 'Walker end Mr. H. Hall, John Malpsugl,
labourer, Tackeroe, was fined 108 and costs, with
the alternative of one month's imprisonment, for
being drunk and disorderly. P.C. Laffurd proved
the case.

CHARGE AGAINST AN INNKEEPER —Clara Bristol(
landlady of the Richmond House, Round Oak, was
charged with permitting drunkenness.—P.O. Wet
ton stated that about 4.30 in the afternoon of -the
sth ult., he saw a man named Hazlehurst, who was
drunk, go into the house kept by the defend int.
On going into the house he found that Hazlehuret
had been suppli d with sherry and water. PC.
Deffey gave corroborative evidence. Ritliard
Mobberly, Whitehouse, Frank Hemming, and
the defendant stated on oath that theta was
nothing in the appearance of Hazlehurst to indi-
cate tnat he was drunk when supplied with the
sherry.—The case was dismissed.
TRANBFinsts. Too following transfers were
allowed :—EL-tphant aincl Castle. Quarry Bank,
from Amos Dunn (leceesed) to Si-lina Dunn ; Fal-
con Inn, mid :,treet. Brierley Hill, from Tti atlas
Walters to Waiter Chatten • Rock rn, firack'
moor, froin Samuel Corwell .to. VT-ildam France,
Rifle Inn, Pei:ens:et, from Elizabeth Dando to
Mark Dando • Red Cow, Church Lane, tirierleY
froai Adam Potts to John Hill • Gold.n Cup.
Bank Street., Brierley Hill, from John Richards to
Jane 'Willetts ; Old Bear, Wordsley, from J.,/nes_
Worrell to William Wbilfletd ; Spread Eage•
Kiiiswinford, from James Tay* to Thomas Par'
slow; Crots Guns Round Oak, frem Benjaraio
Vaughan (dec,as-ol) to ‘laria Vaughan ; Waterfall,
Ainblecote, from John Woodall (deeeascd) tO
El;rtibeth Woodall. An out-door beerhouss
license le Ciapel Strret, Brierley Hill, was traits' •
ferzed from John Hill to William Bate,
ALLEGED THEFT OF Bo tTLES.—Mary Aston, of
the Lye, was charged with stealing a bot,le,
between the Ist and 14th vf February, the propert/
of William Macmillan, pottery manufacturer,
of the i!elph. Mr. Waldron defended. It turned
out in the evidence given that the bottle wit°
given to te defendant by some bailiffs that well
teen in possessioa of the works. (he case was
dismissed.—Richard Hollis and George Wyatt, the
latter a bailiff, were charged with stealing a quan-
tity of of b.ttles, between the 7th and 14th Feb.
The summuns was withdrawn a ..ainst Hollis to
order that he might be put into the witness box to
give evidence against the bailiff. Mr. Macmillan
sail that the defendant, with other baii:ffs, was in
possession of his works from the 7th to the 140
ult., and that during that time he had lost a nuns'
her of bottles. The case was adjourned for a week

BIRTH.
WOOLDRIDGE.—On the 7.11 inst., at Wycliburf,
Droitwicii, the wife of Tom W. Woollridge, as
daughter.

FUEBOOM ERO3I COUGH IN TEN MINUTE!' is given, and
coNsumPrioN and AiTIINA in ail stages are instantly
relieved, by Dr. Lr,cock's Ptilmonic Wafers, which taste
pleasautly, and effect a rapid cure. In iirouchitie
Cougks, Colds. Whooping Cough, Wheezing Phlegm
anA all Disorders of the Breath, Throat, 'and 1,4n110
Hysterical, Nervous; and d.nait 04,npla1rits,• Rhein
trimistn, and N •rvoas Paia,•• they act tike a charm.
In .inere and Bpoi.k.-rs they are invaluable. in a fes
boars they r..imove all hoarmenqsi. and wonderfaill
i..c.,rsse the power ind iietiniiity of VII vie.,. yet
direc:ir,-,,s wan every hot. Snail b ika of men/
tousand vuceA nrry be had from every spat by
all bruggisoi, pine Is, iii., 2s, 91., 4i. arid 114, 61
or boa.

LAVH Et AND STOMACII PULS. De. Kfirceq DANDsL:o4
AND QU 1;INI4 Li YEN fhaige famous. Pills do
not contain even a trace of Ater nry. Or any of the manY
dangerous ingreaenti frequently found in advevised
This foot continues to keep Dr. King's renowned
discovery in front of nlll'l,lB whamoever, as the safest
best, speeches, n3ostt certain, and effectual remedy tot-
di,,erciers of the Liver and Stomach, whether in thefortn
of Bili!nisness. Constipation, Indigestion, Flatulence,
Acidity, Headache, Shoulder Pains, Feverish. Restless
ness of the whole system, Disinclination for Food, Of
D;spepzic symptous generally
The Dandelion Extract ejnntsided in Dr. King's Pills
by its well-known action on the Liver (the moil iU,
po,tant glani in tie tihole frame). causes the boltl:
secretions to fttw in a regular manner, and conjoint':
witn the, Tonc itigredienti. greatly inviko- atm se naa'n
:sluing the great p ,r;.,41s of the system, in the fit condi-
tion to secure gold health. These Pills have been in
-,si:iespread use for a great number of years. and nothing
but good is spoken of thaw everywhere. AnjeCilemiste
5.:11,s the u, lii Bosco Is. lid. and 2s. 91. each.

.I.IIiIOAT AFFECTIONS AND HOARSENESS.—AII
ferilig from irritation of the tkroat and hoarsenese
will be agreeably surprised at the almost immediate
ref affoided by the use of "Brown's Bronchial
Troches." These famous "lozenges " are now sold by
most respectable chemiits in this country at Is. le&
per box. People troubled with a " haekit4 congh,r.
"slight cold," or bronchial affections, cannot try.
them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed to pro-
gress, result in ceriou.s Pulmonary and Asthmatic affeo.
lions. See i bay the words "Brown's Bronchial Troches'.
cre on thkft G.Yrernment Stamp around each box.—
?zepared hr JOHN L BROWN & SONS, BOGUS; U.&
Bumps= depot removed to U, Farrii2gdoo Road.
loadon.

TO NLE'S PEZINIftIOYAI, AND STEICL kILL'
FOR FHA ALES critekly correct all irregolsrities and'
relieve the distresi,ng symptom.; so prevalent with the
bones is. lid. and 28 2d of all klitemista, , Sent •
anywhere on receipt if 15 or 31 stamps by toe matter
T. 10 WLE, eueinist, Nottingham
A CARD. —To ALL wao ARC SUBFIRING PROM Tlig .
errors and iodiscreti ,ns of youth, nervous weskne.s.
early decay, loss of manhood. &,.0., I will send a rece,o
that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. gr.'s
rerne,y WaB discovered by a missionary in 6)4111
America Send a self addressei envelope to the Ea.'
Joak.PH T. haul. Station D., Nero York City, LI 5.A.,.
A OHLIOLITFHL ..PLAVOHR. CHAOHOrTiII ABBCA-Sirr"
rooTH PAilZ.—By using this delicioua Aro=natic Dena"
fri4e, the enamel o Rho teeth becomes white, sound, and ,
polished like ivory It is exceedingly fragrant. sod. '
specially useful for removing incrustations of tartarsos
neglected teeth. Sold-by all Chemists. Tots. Is and
3d each. (Get Cracroft's.)

ADC ICS TO ITOTFIRRS I—Are you broken in your
ret by a sick child swlering with the pain of cutting
teeth ? Go at -once to s chemist and get a bottle of
Man. Lc INKLOW*6 SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve
the poor sufferer imalediately. it is perfectly harm-
less and plecsant to taste, it produces natural,
quiet sleep, by relieving the child from pain, and the • •
Little cherub awakes as bright as a button." It
soothes the child it softens the gums, allays all -
rein, relieves winsi, regulates the bowels, and is the
bast known reessdy. for dysentery and diarthoes, _
whether arising frays teething or other causes. *Mrs. '
Woolow's Soothing Syrup is sold by Medicine:dealer, :
*Wm/where etls. ld per bottle.

DEAFNBAIis NOISEg I TFIR HARI. &O. MILLAR •
gsseNcit iron Dom/sass alriuld Always be tried. as .in
numbers of eases, seemingly incurable, it has done
wonde.s. Slight Deafness, Obstructions in the Sem
and the incestrazt humming sounds so frequent with
affected hearing, are remand after two or three nights'
applications. Dellar a Essence can be spoken of as sore
to izive some relief in any case of Deafness withoot
esusing the slightest injury to the delicate organisms of •
the ear; and, hawever surprising, persona for years
Deaf have heard gonads after • fair trial of Dialers '
&sauce. Bottles, Is. lid. and 2e. 9.1 Sold by All
Chemists. Post free for 18 Stamps sent to Bedford
Laboratory Bayley Street, London. W.C. •
FUBTEIBR Paoor,—(This week,)"This wonderful re-
sults of On Looocnt's POLMONIC Walnuts we can bear
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tiatituony to; We have customers who come regaled,
for them and say tbsfy would on no account be without
them. We brlieve them to em safe a ,c 1 effectual; tbe
popularity ihey lia•fo gamed, has been from the bent& -
dial results experieN'en by those who have used ahem '
and they w.ll eseltve the large demand 'there is fon ,
thdar. (Sign d) W sus tin de Sons. Nechells House.
&shells Biroanglive. They instantly relieve and rapidly
CootiorsOliou, Bronchitis Coughs. t.:olds.
Shortness of Breath, Phlegm. Pains in the Latest, Rhea
matism— and tasty aleasantly. Sold at is. lid. end .
2e. 9d, per box, of all D. %mists,

TRY YOUR WEIGHT l—Hydroleine (Hydrated OM
has proved of the highest value ass food .in COD!
Gumption and all wasting diseases, invariably pro,
ducing increase in flesh and weight. This preparation
of Hydrated Cod Liver Oil is tonic, digestive, and•
ten times more nourishing, as well as far more .
pleksant to taste than plain cod liver oil. Hydrolehin
will nourish arid produce increase of weight in those
cases where oils or fat, not so treated, are difficult or .
Impossible to digest. All tendency to emaciation and •
loss of weight is arrested by the use of .Hydroleine.
GI all chemists, 49. 6d. New depot, in, Farringdn, , •
DS* locadys. recr*Ghlet fres•

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b‘idgo in Lho ...ouilty of Worcester, and which place mu
letters and other eommttakations ;ask he airinseo44
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