The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1884-09-06 00:00:00

MAT: AND RUG FINISHER.
WANTED AT ONCEiin a small country town 300
miles,frcur.,here, A who understands the
Cutting out anu Finishing of Sheep Skin Hearth Rugs,
and Door Mats, tate age, if married , the number of
family, labt or present employment, wages expected, &c.,
&e. to Office of this paper.

MALVERN RACES,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Bth.
HORSES, HACKS, GALLOWAYS and
P ()NIES.
CHEAP TRAINS FROM ALL STATIONS.

MEDICINE; and ADVICE FREE OF ,CHARGE
Nervcust:Debility and other kindred complaints. All
sufferers from these diseases can btain Advice and
M cdicine Gratis, by sending all particulars of their case
to the A:laical Secretary, bandmero Gardens, bandmere
Road, Clapham, London, S.W.
FURNISH YOUR HOUSE COMPLETELY ONLY
-AT THE
BIRMINGHAM . FURAISHING
00
MANUFACTURING UP OLSTERERF,
CABINET MAKERS & CA.EPET FACTORS
21, 23, 25, 27, 29, & 31, COLM ORE ROW &
6,8, & 10, GI. W.EhII'AIN PASSAGE
BIRMINGHAM, .
TEM Largest and unlit Ctmplcte Stock to sef et
from in the Midlands
Substantial Goods at Moderate Prices.
Best Value possible Glum
• BEDROOX SUITES in various Styles. Complete,—
£5 58. to £6O. In every wood.
DINING ROOM SUITES in Leather, Complete—
£9 10J. t £55.
DRAWING LOOM SUITES, in Rapp, Tare.try
aud Vt-lvet, some being very handsomely up
holstered—
£6 69. to £6O complete.
. BEDSTEADS, Iron!and Briss,ll2el;to £2O.
Bedding made on the Premises.
A visit solicited before deciding elsewhere without
importuning to punhase.
All goods delivered and fixed free.
Designs and Prices Post Free.
necial arrangements can be made to supply good
Upon ci edit, particulars upon application;

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ADI)I26ES.
m:LbLAND ito WAREHOUS.
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12a. 13 SIC
181, LOWER HIGH STREET,.
Is the only Oise in Stourbfidge where you can. obtain
it Pisa uto-ste, liarnionium, Amer can Organ, Qr any
Other kind of musical instrument, on the easy vystena of
Paptnwt loy Weekly, Monthly, or 44(re:telly Instal,
ments.
4.II9OIararrIPMAIPSO
EITHER RIANOFORVE or HARMONIUM MAY
BE HAD FOB ONE POUND DOWN.
For further particulars, -apply, 181, Lower 'High Street.
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Aecoidians, Concertinas, Musical Boxes, Guitars,
Banjos, Flutes, Fifes, Barrel Organs, Organiues,
Mekdiens, Violins, end a great variety of other Instru-
clients, may be h't,i on Weekly Payments of One
-t,ni tog,
liAL#JusicailLstruments, by celebrated makers, now
in stock,--will be found superior to many. anti inferior to
none. lo inteadiri.-,purOasersjui early inspection is
eainestiy invited.
Tunings in Stourbridgo and the surrounding districts
contracted for by the year.
Terms for . Tuition, Fifteen Shillings and One
Guinea per Quarter.
A Library of.Porvlar Music (Sacred, secular, Vocal
and Instrumentaii numbers at 3d each. All new
Music at half price.
A Concert Pisumforto for Hire by the night.
Accordians, Concertinas, and other Instruments
repaired.
CHARLES 1-_-414
G_REEN,
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MIDLAND MUSIC WAREHOUSE,
LBl9 .1 PWER HIGH STREET,
%ZTOURBRIDGE.

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ARTIFICIAL IEETn.,
WITHOUT PAI.N
F.
AI J• I .1-I.ppEßsoN •
SURGEON DENTIST, • •
ATTENDS EVERY
TUESDAY
AND
F•RID AY,
From 11 t:il 5.
At 120, HIGH STREET
STOURBRIDGE.
BIRMINGHAM
ADDRESS -NAMSTEAD ROAD

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Capital £150,G00. Reserve fund £50,000,
Advances immediately made upon promissory notes as
allows, without deductions,
Advan £25, 12 monthiy repayments of £2 5 10
50 91 411 8
100 9 3 4
Larger amounts the same in proportion.
Advances of £25 to £2,000 granted at a few hours'
notice in town ce- country, male or female, on mortgage
of furniture, trade and farm stock, plant, crops, &c.,
without removal, and to assist persons into business,
Also on deeds, policies, and reversions, at 5 per cent.,
for one month to 14 years. Distance no object. Easy
repayments. Strictly private. Call or write-
Notice,—Before applying elsewhere, ask any solicitor,
auctioneer, &c„ in England and Wales knowing this
Bank and you will at once find out you are treating with
an old establish (1870), safe and bona fide Bank. Having
large capital we do business cherper than others. fie -
sponsible '1 radersf Farmers, and ethers can have money
without a bill of sale. No good loan ever refused.
Current accounts opened according to the practice of
other banks. No charge for keeping accounts. Interest
at the rats of 4 per cent, allowed on the minimum
monthly balances.
Deposits of £lO and upwards received at 4 per cent.
per annum, payable on demand.
Subject to Vire inewhs' notice of withdrawal, 6 per:cent
Subject to six months' notice of withdrawal, 7 per mut
Subject to twelv months' notice of withdrawal, 8 per cent
Interest paid mont%ly, quarterly, or as agreed.
A. WILLIAMS, Manager.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
MR. T DHILL IPS,
V' 0 • •
SURGEON DENTIST,
BIRMINGHAM,
Has opened a
•
BRANCH RENTAL
SURGERY,
AT
205, HIGH STREET,
W ESTBOMTVICH
AND ATTENDS PERSONALLY
EVERY EVENING
From Five till Eight.
CONSULTATIONS FREE.

BLAIR ''S THE GREAT REMEDY
FO K GOUT and
ItHEUMATISM.
' The excruciating paifl is
quickly relieved and cureu
in a few days by this celc-
brtideseMeitclether.e
G U quire no
restraint of diet during their
' - use, and are certsin,to pre-
vent the diseare attacking
any vital part,
Sold by all Chemists at
PILLS. ls. 1.4 d. and 28.9 d, per box

-tz EATING'S COUGH LO ZENGE
"Lah-L, eve r increasing sale of ov,r 6J years .

KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES
The Best and .Itlest lietnedy for (30CW-fib
ASTHMA, PHLEGM, and ':ICIi.LINGr in the
Thr,at.

KEATING'S: COUGH LOZENGES
Convenient to keep handy in the pocket.

EATING'S COUGH LOZENGE
Are universally recommended by the Faculty.
I(Tatimonial Original may be seen)
DEAR SlR.—Having tiled your Cough Lozenges in
India, I have much pleasure in testifying to their
beneficial effects, in Lases of Incipient Consumption,
/Latham, and Bronchical affections. So good a medicine
ought to be known to be appreciated. I have prescribed
it largely with the best results, '
W. B. G.
Apothecary, H. M. Indian Medical Service.
Sold in Tins, is. lid, and 2s 94. each, by all Druggists

A victim of youthful impr
REMEDYFREE! dence causing Premature Decay
Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood, etc., having tried in
in pvo,3, known remedy has discovered a sunple self
re which he will bend Flin.E to bid reitow-eunerer4
*ieldress J. H. RIVES, SQ., 43 o:Latham St., New
ork City, U.S. A.

DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS,
THE BEST FAMILY APERIENT MEDICINE.
THE BEST FAMILY APERIENT MEDICINE.
THE BEST FAMILY APERIENT MEDICINE.
THE BEST F.AMtLY APERIENT MEDICINE.

DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS nod LIVE PILLS,!
MILD,' but EFFICACIOUS, WITHOUT MERCURY
MILD, but EFFICA( lOUS, WITHOUT MERCURY
MILD, but EFFICACIOUS, WITHOUT MERCURY
MILD, but EFFICACIOUS, WITHOUT MERCURY

R. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS.
CURE HEAD kCILE and LOSS of APPETITE.
CURE HEADACtiE and LOSS ot
CURE 11E.1)ACHE and LObs of APPr.TITE.
CURE READACkiII. aud LOsS ot APPETITE.

Dn. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS.
CURE INDIGESTION, FLATULENCY and WIND
CU IE IN DIGEST lON, FLATU I.EN CY and WIND
CURE INDIGE ,TION , FLATULENCY and WIND
CURE INDIGESTION, FLATULENCY, and WIND

i AR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS.
ARE UNEQUALLED as a BLoOD PURIFIER.
ARE Uts•EQUALLED as a BLOOD PURIFIER.
ARE UNEQUALLED as a BLOOD PURIFIER.
ARE UN L, Q uALDED as a LLOOD PURI kILR.

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DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS ar.d LIVBR PILLS
are wrapped in a square green package.
Prepared only by W. LAMBERT,I73, Saymour-place,'
London. W., in boxes, I lid and 2s ad ; and sold by al
Chemists.

giftiOTHY JDEs 44 ba,
WiXoLESA.L. i; AND .aANUYA.CII3IIII.{Vi PLAIN
AND lr CtiCY ST..kTION 'Was, Sm. az.
ThoLtrgeta az& most Comiplete Etc's:lt ot
GENERAL AND FANCY STAIIONERY,
CU a: 3.::ISS4JES, i&e., in the itlidisrad Conaies.
PHOTO an SCRAP ALBUMS. PURSiitS, BIBLES
PRAYII.B. BOOKS, CHUIWII SELVIOKS, &c., &c.
Tab; '.C.ItADE MOST LIBERALLY DEALT WITH.
11 &12 EDGBASTON STREET
n.
WHOLE SALE DEPOT It Olt
Stove Ornaments
WITH A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FOUR-
OLD SCREENS, SHIELDS, APRONS, ALL
LAIES'A AND Dk>IGNS FRO 3/ PRINCI-
PAL MAKERS.
HS T.ovE ORNAMENTS

S. F 1 lil Is !t•
TOBACCONIST
92: HIGH STREET,,
STOURBRIDGE,, i
HAS A
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF NEW
MEER '-.oEilAtild
.lIND
BRIAR-ROOT PIPES
PLAIN AND FANCY
,VIGAR AND CIGAREITE HOLDERS
And Every Description of
TOBACCONIST'S GOODS
ALSO A FINE STOCK OF
• CIGARS
1 OF THE BEST BRANDS
TOBACCOS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
The Old Established Shop
92, Hight,.
sTioTITZ,I3RaT)GI-E

REMEDY FREE !—A. victim of youthful impru•
deuce causing Premature Decay, N ervous Debility
Lost :'sianle.ood, &c., having tried in vain ever known
remedy, has discovered a simple self-cure -which he
will send FREE to his fellow-sufferers.—Address J.ll
REEVES, ESQ., 43 Chatham Street. New Yozk City
U.S. A.

LETTS'S DIARIES.
Endless Varieties. Prices ad. to 14i.
LETTS'S HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE.
Amnsing, Instructive. Useful, and Artistic. For Young and Old.
Male or Female, Week-day or Sunday. The Best Magazine
for tbe Family. Monthly, yd.
LETTS'S COMPLETE POPULAR ATLAS.
agg.14,y0nrivi,4,11e4.4a,,,,,,,A;_entire,14;445,14:40m £2 81.

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PRINTING DEPARTMENT. STATION t
Auctioneers' Catalogn3s, Sermons,Concort, and I Envelopes ,Note Paper, and ALL KINDS()
other Fosters. I PLAIN and FANCY STATIONERY.
handbills, Circulars, Cards, Programmes Large Stock of PLAYING CARDS, New
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Club Articles, Address Cards, Post Cards, BILL PAPER, PENS, INK, isc.
Pnd ALL RINDS of PRINTING, in Black or POCKET BOOkb, S
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.DUDLEY ARMS HOTEL, DU DL EY,
THE
_LARGEST
WEDDING AND FUNERAL CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT •
LA THE MIDLAND COUNTIES,I
,
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GEORGE MORRIS, PRO.PRIE 79 R, ,
SAG'S HEAD INN,
RING STREET (Late 0 Ston Stteet), A.NDBAIT.AND_LITERY STABLE. t, lADLEI ilLitt; ,
DUDLEY. . .
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r DANES. St. Thorcaa-street,Netherton •
GOULD, Undertaker, Cradley Heath.
MOOP.F. and FERRER, Undettakera' E.lngawinlord
Aastaa:— G. WOODALL. Market-street, do.
WHITFIELD,. do. Brierley Eli
DORREL, do. do
EMERY clo. do .

A Large and Well-selected Stock ot
MEERSCHAUM PIPES:
CIGAR HOLDERS
BRIAR AND OTHER PIPES
ELEGANT CIGAR CASES,
Archer's, Wills's, Cope's, Hign.ett's.
AND OTHER
FANCY TOBACC#S,
OLD ESTABLISHED SHOP
S. FIELD,
92, 111 GB STREET, STOI7I?BRIDG E.

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
Worlet Known—World Tried 1'
iror streng'aening a debilitated con stitntion , these Pine
ire more eticacious than any other tnediclue. Persons of
t nervous habit of body, and all who are suffering from -
.weak digestive organs, or whose health has bec Atie I
leranged from whatever cause, should lose no ti
4iving these Pills a fair trial; their action is imturdiate,
,eneficial, anillasting, restoring oritei health cud vigor
gv;r=ders of the Liver, Stomach,
Kianeys, and Bowels.
(hese Purifying Pills are confidently reccomm, n ded astbe
aostsimple and certainremedy ror inthgeboi, F ul y
teidity. Constipation, and all Disorders resul.,ini Crow
tisordered Stomach or .i;owels. They act as pm itiers,
.Iternatives, and strengtheners of the stomach. "i hone.
,owerfully tonic and sAtiidaetorßy aperient, they in e ,a :.d
a their operation and beneficial to the whole sys:otn
weakness and Debility—Nervous Irrue
bility and Low' Spirits.
he wholesale effect exercised -ov. these admirable I-
.,ver the Blood and Fluids e.eneraliy is like a clu:.r.r,-;;,4
spelling low spirits and restorbig eileerfulneFs. Thu
:eneral aperient qualities well tlt thorn for a "^.110.3 la 4
nedicine, particularly for fe:nalcs of Lai ages a.ad wl 0f
ife. , They quickly eject all im:airities from the system
nd regulate every fat:lotion of tile body, living woudefull ,
:ne and enmy to weak ad dubilitat cJustitutions.
Old Coughs, Colds a-al Asthmatic
Alreettons. •
rhese pills, assisted \in their actioe by rubbing Hello wsy
hutment very effefluatly twice a day on ii Tereatand
iliest. and lv,ening. those pal ts covered iith tho
'reparation, will ou found tbe mo4cllecilve remedy for
tsthina, Coughs, Golds. Bronchitis, and Influenza. Men
ranquillizu the hurried breathing., soothe the irritated
sir-tubes. and assisted in dislodging the phlegm which
,tops up the air passages. This treatment has proved won-
terfully ellicient, in not only curing old settle coughs and
olds but ever. asthma of many yours e:;:andinse.
Complaints of Womou ad Children
cl;‘itnoonyngemewoahtvaliiceiiria,abeniceuomoim•speaa,nno,.yrfyo4. hhsixtt
(.ILNivieen.(3l,l.,b..n3r.
Aped, and expelling from the all gross humour()
,
• ,
I,e Pills and Ointment are sold at Professorlloi,LowAr's
~.staolishment, i')B3, Oxford Streut London: alsosey nearly
.very tespectable Vendor of 11.2:1..eine through,. iit the
7ivilized World, in Boxes and Puts, at is. I id., 2s. 9d.
6d., us., 225. and 335: each. , „
Full printed directions are allixed to Box and Po
ad can be had in any anguage
—.—
N.B.—Advice can be obtained fro of charge
Jy applying at the a boy e address, daily, between
se hours of n and 4,0 r by let or.

A NURSERY CARD.
On Rol,ers. ftm Hanging. 24 by 18 inches. 6d ; er on
Line. aud Varnished. is Is 6 i.ost 7 or 19 Ltamp
IiViIAT TO .D 0 ANDHOW TO DO IT:
Directiofn fo: immeliste Treatment in Twent •
..ast•h•of Accident end Elndaen illness common
Children.
It pa ;yde: egainit :—Bites of Aniras:a. Broken Li :nbs
Srafrig. ,4tringq, Sul).4toic,—, in Ihn
m;Nosf. Batons .
zeiaon JAMES Epps' 48. Threadneedle Caa3
• Sold in Btoarbrilp, bf •A.• P• a 13 ',
8 troet

THE STRATTS SETTLEMENTS.—A number of despatches
which have passed during the last eighteen months
between Sir F.A. Weld, Governor of the Straits Settle-
ments, and the Homo Government, were issued on
Saturday as a Parliamentary paper. The most im-
portant of these despatches describes the regulations
adopted by the State Council of Perak for the abolition
of slavery at the beginning of the present year; but the
volume also includes interesting accounts of Sir F.
Weld's tour of inspection through the interior of the
Malay Peninsula.
SHOCKING StrrernE.—An inquest has been held at the
Holborn Town Hall, Loudon, respecting the death of
Charles King, aged'sB, of 13, Nelson-street, Long-lane,
Bermondsey, who committed suicide by hanging him-
self at the premises of Mr. Boyd, provision merchant,
of 13, Cowcross-street, Smithfield. The evidence
showed that the deceased was in the employ of Mr.
Boyd, a provision dealer, of Coweross-street, Smithfield,
as a watchman. At times he had been ailing, and often
in a low and desponding state of mind. Benjamin
Francis, a. carman in the same employment, went to the
premises, but not being able to make deceased hear, got
over the gates and found him hanging bya piece otoord
to a gas stove pipe, one leg being on a ladder that he
had got on and afterwards jumped from. On the de-
ceased being cut down and examined he was found to
be quite dead. The jury returned a verdict that
"The deceased committed suicide whilst of unsound
mind."
MURDEROUS ATTACK. ON A GAMEICEEPER.—A game-
keeper named Clarke, engaged at Brockethuse Eyott,
near Hatfield, found three poachers in the private
grounds fishing. One of the men made a murderous
attack on the keeper with a heavy stick. He is not ex-
pected to recover. The poachers were afterwards ap-
prehended and remanded.
S ['AIMING AFFRAY IN LAMBE.TH.—At an early hour
on Sunday morning a compositor named Alexander
M'Clintock was admitted into St. Thomas's Hospital,
London, suffering from severe wounds alleged to have
been inflicted by his brother. William M'Clintock. It
appears that the btothers, who live in the neighbour-
hood of the Waterloo-road, upon returning home about
midnight on Saturday somewhat the worse for drink,
quarrelled, and attacked each other with table knives.
In the struggle Alexander received a fearful scalp
wound and gashes about the arms and hands, and upon
being taken to the hospital was placed in the Leopold
Ward, where he remains in a critical condition. His
brother and mother also received several injuries.
IN PERIL OF ICEBERGS.—The Greenock timber trader
Arran has arrived at Greenock after a most exciting
and risky passage. The captain states that when off
the Straits of Belleisle, on the 6th instant, no fewer
than 17 large icebergs were observed dangerously close
to the ship. The smallest of the bergs might be 100
feet in height, and the largest shot up 300 feet in the
air. A thick fog came on that day, and towards the
evening a great mountain of ice was borne by the wind
and the rolling sea almost right down upon them, and
the crew had a terrible scare. The captain, however,
managed to steer clear of the threatened danger; but
the ship's stern only cleared the ice by six or eight
inches. •
ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SDICIDE.—A young man
named Miller died by his own hand on Saturday at
Guildford after attempting to murder a friend. It has
since been ascertained that he had been paying some
attention to a young widow mimed Burgess, who, how-
ever, avoided him. He requested her on Friday night
to grant her a private interview, but she refused. This
refusal seemed to goad him to frenzy, and he fired at a
friend named Richmond and then at himself. Rich-
mond is likely to recover.
THE DROWNING ACCIDENT AT Krum/NE-In—An in-
quest was held at Killarney on Saturday upon the body
of James 'Wingfield Harding, of Islington, who was .
drowned in the Lower Lake while bathing on Thursday
morning. The deceased, who was connected with an
insurance office in London, was a man of fine physique,
and was an excellent swimmer. Mr. William Nichol-
son. who was with the deceased at the time of the acci-
dent, said it appeared to him that he must have been
suddenly attacked with illness. The water was only
s,Aft. deep. The deceased called out to bring the boat,
and witness, who had but one oar, proceeded to paddle
towards him. Before he was able to reach him he
raised his hands and went down. After sinking he
never came to the surface. Witness searched for him
for twenty minutea but failed to find the body. Both
had walked the previous day from Glengarriffe to Kil-
larney, and the exhaustion consequent upon that exer-
cise might have affected the deceased. It was half-past
seven in the morning when they set out from the hotel,
and they had but one oar for the boat. They could not
find a boatman. The jury returned a verdict of "Acci-
dental drowning."
UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION, ANTWERP (1885).—The con-
struction of the buildings is being pushed on with great
activity, under the direction of the architect, Mr. Box.-
dian. The works began in April, and already gigantic,
iron buildings cover a large space. The gardens, pro-
jected by Mr. Fuchs, are so far advanced thst they can
be commenced before the winter sets in. The number
of applicants for space increases daily. The 70,000
square metres allowed in the palace and annexed build-
ings by the original project will not be sufficient to meet
the demand. But the grounds offered by the city of
Antwerp have a surface of 22 hectares, and Islay prove
useful for the necessary extensions. Not only do Euro-
pean countries take an interest in the exhibition, but
Japan and other Eastern countries will be represented..
Canada has given its adhesion. In Sweden and Norway
an official commission and committee are at work;
Servia will exhibit; Germany and Italy are very busy,
and seem to intend rivalling the efforts of France and
England in the pacific) arena of labour and progress
which will be opened in Antwerp on the 2nd of May,
1885.

ITS WEIGHT ti Gozu.—The aggregate production•of
gold, in the United States of A,oerica, up to June, 1883
we have just been toL n the authority of the nmes.
was 78,965,572 troy onnc,s. Wilda we saw this particni.
lar weigut of iota given a, the accumulatioa of au + pra
ceding years, we we eat once struck w,th the rtnitok-
able bppreximation cf the weight given to what had just '
come to o r knowledge was the output of G•moa in thiS
Cou.4try by cue firm (Jenits Epps and 4.;,.) for nue year
only, he last tvveAr.t-month, is being 86,403,333 troy
ounces, or 2,645 avoitaupois tons, and, on the moment
we could not withstand rtcaling to mind the old adage..—
.-. '.siorda is N'itigtit in Gold." ;:,

‘‘ltnPrunze."—WHlTE's Moc-MAIN LEVER TBOOIO,
is the most effective inventlon for the treatment Of
Eternia. The use of a steel Spring, so hurtful iP
its effects, is avoided, a soft bandage being w9Ol
round the body, while the requisite resisting poure%
is supplied by the Moc-Main t'ad'and Patent Lever,
titling with so much ease and Closeness that jt oas4:
uot be detected. Send for descriptive circular, wiLP
tes:,imoulals and prices to J. White and
(Limited) 228, Piccadilly Londofi. Do not buy 0
Chemists, whO often 641 an imitation of Moo.Afel"
White and Co. have not any Agents.
, Si-vn MoNsx,—Sinclair's Cold Water Soap saves mouo.
labour, time, fue , and temper. It does the family WA:
without the misery of a steamy house. A boon to rich sty
poor alike. The magic cleanser for all purposes. Reco"
mended to every housewife. .be sure you ask for Sinclair'
Of ad urocers and oilmen.
TO MIKE I'ELICIOUS CUSTARD WITIiOUT EGGES..+Use Bird'
Custard Po ceder. The Original and only Genuine. A gee?
Lui:ury. Saves half the cost und,is half the trouble. . SoLI
everywhere, in 6a hosts sufficient for three pints, and iii v
box.,s, for say°. pints.
ifo Eattrosi Oa popular nagszine a great authority 0
dome tie matters, writes t-,-"To polish a stove or grate
st,!el, 1 row/amend JA.X6S. DOME BLACK BRAD
dean .lilack Lead.' it tIOCd liot give off dust ot• sa
"porticles i m otiwr o tt-k leach, and the polishing is dolt!
much less tithe." hol n6d au Is boxes, and Pan ,
acid itailpenuy Domes. T e me t Grocers keep it.
difficult 0, captain, the Propriotors will forward samples 1,
recei,t of stamps to cover postage. Address, E. JAUES
ox 3, Plymouth. It always gives satisfaction.
• o kilt bugs, Mo:lt3, Fleas, and till Insect , use SEA:
LNG'S i-OWDER—Dhiirat.eilin its certain action. Har
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NURSE LDDI'S BADE SOOIRER is unequalled in relievi
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(an abgelut. ly sale cure) t IS per bott,e.
THE HOU:3EIIOIAS TREASURE.—Safe but cbrtaifai
its actioa. Prep trod CAL IFetRNIAN BORAX purifies +.
sweetens everything, expels dirt, softens wat3r, pre
food, destroys disease germs; stud arrests decay. Excel'
for T9ilet. and Laundry use. 'The QueEln of Antiseptic
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Uses;Receipes, Re., witla,Sample Packet, sent free for
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ta • triC t than plain cod liver oil. Hydroleia. I
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and produce increase of weight in thaws.
Toiv;A r.-ort oLL: or fat, mot so treated, are difficult
n4siti.e. to digest. All tendency to orascialion staP
,weight is arrested by the me of liplioleiscr-
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