The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1885-06-27 00:00:00

BROMSGROVE.

BOARD OF GUARMANS.—At the meeting of this
Board on Wedcesday, there were present Mr.
Wright (Chairman), Messrs. Fetheriton and Ll4w.
chin (Vice Chairmen), and Messrs. Albutt, John
Amphlett, joseph Harris, Lewis, Patry, Birch,
Rooker, Brooks, Freeman, Griffin and Potter.--Mr.
Edge, architect for the now Infirmary' attended the
Board with reference to some complaint which had
been made with r. spect to t'm building. Mesirs.
Tilt and Fisher ;he builders, had aso sent a letter
to the Board upon the subject. Some conversation
took place and the subject dropped.—Tho Drainage
Committee reported that they had inspected the
house and had discovered the cause of the stoppage
of the drain, and had given instructions to remedy
It.—Miss Jane Deakin, Bromsgrove, was appointed
assistant matron at the Workhouse.—A letter was
read froth the four Dissenting ministers who at the
request of tho c,mmittee, bad agreed to hold ser-
vices in the Workh'use, stating that, after reading
the report of the previous meeting of the Board,
and comidering the whole of the circnmstances
they must decline to take part in such services as,
under the circumAa Ices it was not advhiable they
should do so.—The tenders of Mr. Overton, Whit-
ford Mill. to supply gaol seconds flour at 45.19 d per
bash-A. and of Mr. Perkins, Worcester Street, to '
supply beef and mutt ~n at 61. and suet at 3a. per
lb, were accepted.
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HAGLEY v. BROMiGROVE.—PIa,yed at Hagley, and
after n. splendid game oaded in a draw, each side
Scoring 104. Th, EC ,res were a tie when Hobbes
bowled the last man, Scores :—/Itrgley : Banda c
Wright b Watkin, 2; Davies b CorbAt 2; Williams
c Creswell b Sandford 31 ; Hobbes c Phillpot b
Corbett 6 ; Butcher a Wilson b Sandford S; Ma:kay
b Creswell 23; llarrioo b Jones 13 ; Gr'razsbrook
Li Creswell 6 ; Tiernay run out 2 ; Hickman b Cres-
well 2 ; Coll:s not out 1; erras 3; tots' 101.—
Brornsyrove Creswell b Hobbes 41 ; Walkinc
Hickman b Williams 3 ; Hatton b Harrison 2 ;
Saniford run out 5 • Wiiso c Collis b Harrisol s;
Corbett lbw b Hobbes 9 Jones b Ilobbes 9;
pot b Hobbes 7 ; Wright b Harrison 8 ; Horrnan
run out 1 ; Herbert nt, out 1 ; extras 10 Ltotal 101.
HALESOWEN GRAMMAR SCHOOL V. EXCELSIOR j
(SECOND ELEVEN).—Played at Kidderinitriter on
Saturday, Score :—/Itzlesowen : Disney 43 (not.l
out)-28; Parish 0; Somers 2—l; Barker 0-4 •
Wiilams :3--0; Poole 23-6; Grove 2-1 ; Rot;in:
s1.1)Toill8ii;31s;(1:%-iloetYoeul:16)30—lenx°tt:aso'21?-3;
23 ;Ctetllls 31;11A--. SPORTING NOTES.
(~By our Sporting Correspondent)
72. Six wickets down-I.—Excelsior il.lloaodless 5; NORrIII.TAI BERLAND PLATE AND THE
Knowles 4 ; Cabtree 3 ; Scott 7 ; Sarr 25 ; W. Aus- DONCASTER ST. LEGER.
tiu 0 ; 11. Austin 0 ; Mayers 0 ; Viney 0; Thoinpsou
4; Payne (not out) ; 4 txtras 7 ; total 59. Disney
',ook nine wickets. Betting on future events was restricted to the
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I KiDDERMINSTER v. WOLVERHAMPTON.— Played Northum)erlant Plate and the Doncflster St Leger,
on 6 alurday at Kidderminster, when T. R hinge . and grt a-, was tbe dismay among speculators when
!natl.- the large not out score of 67 by very good it was found that the favorite for the Pitman's
cricket.
.Tyler, of the same club, bowhd well, and ; Derby, Eurasian, was struck out along with his
0. B. Clarke and Marsh batted well for the visitors. ;stable co npa9;on However, as th) great event at
Score :—llrolvseltanipton.: Loveridge b Tyler 2 ; E. Gosforth Park vk ill be the lierthunib•crland Piate,
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D. Crane c Coates b Tyler 13; Ludlam lbw b Tyler and deeid3u next Wednesday, I trust we shall again
2; U. H. Crane b Hughes 3 ; .R. Clark b Hill 10; , get at the winner. Pizarro, who heads the handicap
Banks b Tyler 0; Marsh c Greenw,ed b Powell 21 , • ' with Sat 121 b, is generally considered as a ,non-
Marten c Co.ites b 11,i1in,03 2; IL 0. Clark h w b runner. If. however, he should put in an appear-
Hughes 27; Duce b Tyler 8 ; iiicken-; (profis.sional) lance the class he is likely to meet would be all in
n ,t, out 2 , exras 12 ; total 102.—Kidderminster : this favour. Greenbank does not 0.0 as he shout!. in
Powell c Marsh b E. Crane 16 ; liollings not out k th,, marker; ho•vever last yo!*r's winner of tric Ascot
67; Cranston c Duce b Lov,ri;ge 19; Darkes b ? Stakes I opine will take some doing. Xenia, on tier
.Di 3 Hughes,e.kens;Gr BeenicAkmore, w
oodnotoLtB Te
20, ;e;cltr.a, Hl,s6il total i Manchester Cup form, will see a very short price,
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and !and great things are expected of !Ass. Blue Grass
Coatoe to bat. . is_a curious customer to deal wit', a ti.ough J. fiud

that he continues to do good work for this (31;reati
Bonaparte will be the best that will hail from 203'1,
ton; likewise I learn great accounts of the
done by Lady Adelaide. Harry Hall is responsib'r
for Lawminster and the Hygeia horse. The 10 eof
I expect will turn out his epresentative instead 5
last year's winner. Hambledon and Merry Dee e'r I
occasionally find support, but to :get at the vr;emi
I shall adhere to my previous seleclionons
BLUE GRASS & LADY ADELAIDE. er -
The only feature in connection with the St. Leg.°
was the support given to Isobar, who touched 10_1
1. Those of your readers that are wishful to
your correspondent's over—night selections &out
the week, can have the same by sending 12 stain!)
to him, care of "Sporting Tissue" Office, Hull'

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EPPs'd CoCOA.—GRATEFUL AND 0051FOATIN45--
a thorough know:edge of the natural laws which gn,sve,
the operations of digestion and nutrition, and
careful application of the tine properties of wellsolea,,b
Cocoa, Mr. Epps has providei our breakfast tables
a delicately flavourel beverage which may save us 111_100
heavy doctor'a bills. It is by the judicious no of, sto
articles of diet that a constitution may be Pa' lel to
built up until strong enough to resist every tendenina
disease, Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating are we
us ready to attack wherever there is a weak paint welt
may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourseiree.,bea
fortified with pure blood cud a properly
frame" Civil ,Servke Gazette— Made simply with b,°,101
water or milk. sold only in packets, labelled-=-""Aao
Errs & Co., Homceopathic Chemist, Laudon
rankers of Epps' a Chocolate Essence.
REMEDY FREE
pym e
Nerveus Debility. Lost Manhood, etc.,
dtionvciecctaimusinogf
roeutahtftuirlivaleci);
ha
vain every known remedy has discoveredtisnigni
stare winch ha will send FREE to his fellow-saner„e't
Aadress J. H. REEVES, ESQ,, 43 chathain St., Pe
fora. City, U. S. A.
Hollowajs Oiwnteat and P4lls.—The3e romedi,4 aylr
uneqaallen. througuont the world for bad legs, sclll-10
foul sores, bal br-ats, and ulcers. Used accordiaio,
directions given with Clem there is no wound. bad Vg,
or u•cr. bits sore, however obltinate Or long litantiE
but witl yeila to their healiug and curative proPerirge
Ma ay peer sufferers who have been patients in the 1:0.•
ispits a mid .r the care of eminent surgeons, and 1;00
'derived little or OO benefit from their treatinPat' -01
beeu tuaroughly cared by Holloway's ointme9l iid
Pills. For elaudular ew, hinge, tamoura,
iiheases of the sktu there is noising that can ba.„„ of
with so much benefit. In feet, in
,the worst inri,7o,l
the ‘
disease, dependebt upon e condition of the `"
these medicuies, used in canjat piles too
,y, are irresistiele. or
TFIROAT IRRITATION AND COUGH —Soreness 14%.",,,,i5g
ness, tickling and irritation, inducing cough and sn-dide
the voice. For these sympt-ms use Epps's GlYopt
Jujubes. In contact with the glands at the In'
they are excited by the act of sucking, the Glyceri °jog,
these agreeable coafections becomes actively bes,o
Sold only in boxes, 71d., tins 18.10. , labelled ""pr,
Eras & Co., Homoeopathic Chemists Londonarhiot
George Moore, in his work on "dose and
Diseases," says "The Glycerine Jujubes prepared 0
James Epps and Co., are of undoubted se•vice„;ol3o
curative or palliative agent." While Dr. ut sea
Holmes, Senior Physician to the Municipal Vo°,lllol
Ear Infirmary, writes: "After an extended trial,a
,seeal
found your Glycerine Jujubes of considerable b:„.00
(with or without medical treatment) in almost allA:cipei
of throat disease."—La Stourbrtdge Epps'd e,
Ara sold by Morris, 136, High Street. re'
ADVICE TO Morcaus I—Ara you broken in yourteseo
by a sick child euffering with the pain of cutting or
Go at once to a chemist and get a bottle of Mra' u 0)(
low's Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the
eulferer humediately, It is perfectly harnslB4B
pleasant to taste, it produces natural, quiet slescol)
retiaving the child from pain, and the little Ilawakes' as bright as a Button." It soothes aid
it soltens the gums allays ;all pain, relieve. di Pf
regulates the bowels, and is the beet know rnalefeeth'
dysentery and diarrhcea, whether arising from "syrOP
mg or other cantles. Mrs. Winslow's Soothied
18 sod by Medicine dealers everywhere at la "
bottle.
FeostotaNE —Fun THE TEE 111 AND BREATu-, t
drops of the liquid "Ftoroline" sprinkled on a we agbv
brush produces a pleasant lather, which tiOre-o tiS4'
cleanses the teeth trout all parasites or insPu -004
uardens the gems, prevents tartar, stops deasAiglitil,
the testh a peculiar peariy-whituess. and
a-
a uet, ssiJa;
fragrance to the breetn. It reinov,is all unpleasa
arising from decayed teeth or tobacco smoke' 0000
Fragrant Floroline," being composed in part of a thl
and sweet herbs, is delicioui to the taste, ig 015'
greatest toilet discovery of the age. Price 24,e
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°demists and Perfumers, Wholesale depot 01"-
eh Fa-ringdon Road, London

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VALUABLE DISCOVERY VOR THE HAFIt."4f TP
hair is turning grey or white, or failing off, use
afore
Mexican Hair Renewer," for it will positiCe,g,fnioart
iw every case Gvey or White hair to its original,c-roost
Without leaving the disagreeable smell 0, 011
"Restorers." It makes the hair charmingly bean ~.14
as well as promoting the growth of the hair on —ost
Mik
Spots, where the glands are not decayed. Id „ so
Chemist for "Tun MEXICAN HAIR RENEWgIiir
ky Chemists and Perfumers sverywhere at 130..0s
Bottle. Wholesale depot raseved to 88, ram'
beads Undoes
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RECKELIER'S Ross osp.--The best for th Tol:et• ote
IF lOU ABB INTEhESTED in the search for I‘,
Rheumatism aLd Neuralgic Pains you are herell '
to obtain of any chemist PowaLL's RiteuxutO ,
TION. Its oxtraora nary emoacy has been atte.tea
clarandon, Lady Waleegrave, the Countess of
General Wood, and mai y other eminent persons.
applicution coly, SJld in bottles, at ;4*
Is! dd by all Chemists.

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OVER THE SUNSHINE OF EXISTENCE'
BLACK CLOUD. grted
urlo3;-001,6'
With the uncertainty of life is mingled the dark
of death! While on the one hand we catch the
sound of a new breath of life that tells of an adcge raPf
our species, on the other we shudder as we hears.
voteo
tug wings of the Destroying Angel! The might-log Prir;
the Great Influenee which rules the Universe to eilo;
nounced our fate; the dread flat bas gone forth, e_
mortal man is doomed to die! But, though
preveut, can we postpone death? The question Is,rut
tons, even if it concern the prolongation of life 1,1.
single hour, inasmuch as every instinct prompts tlist,BoC.
the boldest battle we can for this glorious boon ef e's" voWe
The prompfings of instinct are 'but the sponteneeroll re'do
of nature and it is our duty to obey. But, vier „ sere.,
mains the question, can death be postponedll -oert,l,o
hoar? Yes; for the world works in obedience %%ye r,,1
laws; and a stuey ef these prove that those wPitt
judgment and the will to buckle on the shie iasf,
nature places ready to their grasp, may ward off,ous attacks of the implacable enemy of W0,1111;11,4,0
old age, tne vital faculties gradually decay, au.
of Peace glides softly into our presence, lead „ad ,
were,, in a gentle slumber to the regions be)
shadow of the tomb. OP(
The Fell Destroyer makes his first approaejles itiltere
forms but none are mare favoured by him Wail 301,0
a deadly foe now preying upon the very vitals 0,
Society. Whin, is this foe? There are few amOU'yiet.lo
have not bean or are now to some extent its „
Would the reader know if he, t so, is under the b 3":. e
frigutful scourge? Let him ask himself whet'
periences any of the following symptoms: Se ey
There are pains about the chest and sides, (17,0eriApj
t.mcs in tac back, The month has a bad tast3t,elaS sos
tu the morning; and there are feelings of dat, olto,
drowsiness. The appetite is poor, a sort of stief
collects about the teeth, there is a feeling as ° all•kot
load on the stomach, and sometimes a fe,ln'4.a 40e1511sensation at the pit of the stomach, which 100„t
satisfy. The eyes are sunkea, the hands aild'e- 431,0
cold and 1e.:1 clammy. After a while a cough Saw
first dry -but attenned in the course of a few ;erer Le 0.
expectoration of a greenish colour. Tno S.' no P'or,
constantly tired, and &sleep seems to afford Ilial,:f0110.1.1.
Nervousness, irritability, and evil foreholieg'o,
When rising suddenly, there is a giddiness, a sort ,00costis:c;
tug sensation in the head. The bowels 1)300-a',0
the skin is dry and 11.,t at tidies; the blood
and stagnant; the whites of the eyes are ii.,„'n,0004
yeliow ; the urine is scanty and high coloured,
yse greatin td s
ptrrea
st ieoun t. and
ei
f atell;
se,iiinent s.andurd. Tnere frequent.y a ;VP
up of the to id—at, times with a sour taste and
with. sweetish taste. TiliS is often attended whim
dou at the heart or impaired vision, with spots
P'7niireptom"
It
that nearly oee.thnd of our population nas this a.,„1-00 trit,
i.e of its varied orin:!. Medical men It Lye tufs,t;,— orlaf
mauve of ue Its G:112 U.L113 i 3
digestion; for winch a certain remedy is to 07,
these
c eosme s
Mother eigels Curative Syrup—a medicine wine. iogr"or
in both hemispheres a conlidtuce founded OnlY °P„ -0400,0
virtues. The Syrup can be obtatned from Lull 1.
.10,1a:hie veuttoe, or from the proprietors. A•
(Limited), 17, k'arrii-gton Road, London, E.C. the
Mr. W. Bouchier, —,ll,6tOvee, iiridgwater,
lowing
West Quay, RridgWaterisB3
December 9j5t,,
"Dear Sir,—lt affords me great pleasure to /Oa 7i.fostv*
molly to the wonderful effects of Mother seigBfrOof
Syrup. For a period of eight years i sutferetocits,d
severe cough and inaigestion, witu frequent air
rheumatism; ; nod for ele.eu in moths L was "de..,.
Iv 0
treatment, without thriving the sli4hteet benell" tro.hl3o
four doctors 1 was under assured me that mind "'not rtl
less ca-e, and gave me up as incurable.
time I heard of Seigel's syrup, wuich I wAii iuf qatrio
try, and through its use, I am thankful to saY,folloir tbe
get restored to health, and am now able to
usual occupation. 1 may say that whenever ice tolfsl
least symptom of my old complaints lA. all.r"De
few doses of, the syrup which quickly sets
I send you this in the hope that other tsutferer.
induced to give the Syrup a trial.—rours trulyloo
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(Signed) win. iv. 0.
t3O
W. S. GLASS, Friockheim :—"lt is abon" .ect
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genuine patent medicine in the market. 00040
J. 11. Evass, Market Cross, Dynna : to 0
several very nattering reports of the benefits usltiobor
Me use or 'Mother seigers Syrup cud w
dll times to me a source of much gloater ploirt„t, greTjs
pecuniary advantage as can conceive 0. -no- eat°
measure in this life than that of being iustr-
relieving the sorrows Of sularini humanity •
FAlit w,irrE HANDS.
BRIGHT CLEAR COMPLEXION
Are 3
SOFT HEALTHFUL SXLIOO94O
PEARS' SOAP, for,Toilet acd Nursery, specianeadoi.ots
for the delicate sk n of ladiea and children Frei° is
sensitive to the weather, winter or sumn3er•
redness, roughness, and chapping. Sold ever'
Tablets, Is each. Larger sizes, 13 eland 2s tkl• orafe,:(o4
The medical profession are now ordering ,t cowocr
.Jocoi tssaxcia in thousaada of cases, because „' oay (4,cuJ
more nutritious and nesn-forming elements alef",by
beverage, and it is preferao.e to the thick sta,,y,, coop
ordinarily sold. When you elk for cift'ibearelt,.Ptbe
Essence ue sure that you get it, as shopiteoP,3,fisor3
imitations for the sake to, extra profits.
Queen. Paris Depot, 90, Fauctorougli St• -so 5011
KEEP YOUR THETA! Bet er pay half-a-nro teeth t
Druggist fur a oottle of TiKILSEL and keel) .Y"r 006 otil
t alf-a•crown to a dentist and lose tamn.
Tic, Faceache, Neuralgia flu! ueirly every 00w
ache, safety and sp,edily. Itodef is „t gdai.', or
fifteen minutes. Sold by ad Chemists and Pali otanyoki
Vendors at 2,s 61. Parcels Post, free 29 'taw, 001
P,0.0. from the Manufacturers, Clarke, 151 L
,gil
Co, lou. Lg 1.9 i°rt
tiOLo, SILVER, OR BRONZE PI
of all
nag mi kinds of ornamental ware.
or poet paiti from Iv ALIA .11101. i
.5 a jive. riti•
tre°
Printed itn.l Pirslishad by the D rop digio
.4cit
till'OßG 4. U. Fla: fr, his Office, 9J, sa Vig, be
WoraeSte`
..teurbridge, in tie C.,uaty of
att letters :tad other cim ounica
a4drcesod.
Quturday, June 27th 18.3,5

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