The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1883-06-23 00:00:00

B ROMSGROVE

Nk W WZSLEYAN CHAPEL. - The Wesleyan
Chapel, Kidderminster Road, having become very
dilapidated and unsafe to use, and being incapable
of repair, the ques,ion of providing another place
of worship was raised, and Messrs. E. and W. Hunt,
of Wednesbury, having generously contributed
£l,OOO towards the costs of a new building, the site
upon the New oad— elevated and pleasant—was
secured, and Wednesday afternoon was appointed
for the ceremony of layine• the foundation stones.
el large company assembled upon the ground, in-
cluding the Revs J. 11. James, D.D. (chairman of
the di,trict), E. Kellet and J. Posnett (Birmineham),
A, Ward an.d W. L. Leaden (Redditch), W. A.
Leach, C, G. Holt, J. W. Comfort, D. Davies, and
G. Burbidge (Brornsgrovo) ; Mr, and Mrs. S. All-
cock (Redditch), Me,cers. E. and W. Hunt (Wed-
nesbury), Mr. J. T. Haines, and others. The
foundation stones were laid by Mrs. Allcock, Mr,
E. Hunt, Miss A. Hunt, and Mr. J, J. Haines, and
guinea and half guinea memorial bricks were also
laid. Contributions were announced— of £25 by
Mr. Allcock, .£2l Mr. J. 'Corbett, M.P., £lO Mr.
Haines, £5 Mr. J. W. Shrimpton, and•the proceed—
ings closed with the delivery of a short address by
Dr. James. The company then adjourned to the
C..)rn Exchange, where a public tea was provided,
and followed by a public meeting, at which which
Mr. Allcock presided. The meeting was addressed
by the Chairman, the Revs. J. Pcsnett, A. Ward,
W. A, Leach, and C. G. Holt, Mr. E. Hunt, and
cthors, and it was announced that the subscriptions
for the day had been brought up to £l2l, Votes
of thanks were passed to the ladies and gentlemen
who had laid the stones and bricks, and to the
Chairman. The new chapel was designed by Mr.
F. J. Yates, architect, Birmingham. Mr. Joseph
Tilt is the builder, Mr. W. Griffin being employed
to carry out the stonework. It will be a neat and
handsome structure to accommodate 450 persons,
and capable of extension. There will le a school-
room and classroom to accommodate 300 children.
The style is modern Gothic.

A Ll,o7,sCleB Coax or BUNION ShIELD PL ASTERS are
now a .mitted by tens of thouslndsti be the best cure
for corns or bunions ever made. They allay the pain of
the worst corn r bunion as if by magic, and the tightest
boots can be worn wits ease. These wonderful corn or
bunien plasters are sold by aa chemists, it Is 1/d. per
orx (sin lt packets of corn shieldi 7/d.), aryl at tile
PiLciPal otlic3, 57, Great Clrtriotte Street, Liverp3ol.
N .IL—Lemember they are certsin ts) *all vs almost at
once.

SIIIVEREIIS from any disease should make haste and
take BEINWIIITII'B PILLS, They do good invari.oly
relicva and oftan cure at once, it is now concedt:d
all medical men that BRANDMITIVS Pinns are the
clasnsin medi,:ine, taking hold of what is needed of h.-,
removed from the bowels ard blosd when we are tie
And such ssfe removal usually cures Sold by al'
Chreinict9 '714, danoF.rw nn FatALln

UNSWEETENED CONDENSED
medical and seier..tifin authorities state that the en-
ormou4 quantity. of 40 per cen:. of suvir added to the
erdini,ry condensPd milk is injurious, and they thera-
fore strongly recilmmend the pure unsweetenf d " First
.twiFs Pr.ird." Hy far the best infants' food Ask for
the" First Swiss Brand." Sold everywhere. Sole Con-
slgnees, Harta,an, Bolt And Co., Bore', London, S.E.

MY TOUR ,WEIGIIT i—llydroleine (Hydrated On)
hae proved of the hthest value as a food-a-in con.
vamptico cid all wasting diseases, invariably pro..
ducini3 increase in flesh and weight. This preparation
aldrated Cod Liver Oil ia tonic, digestive, and
ten titaez more nourishing, as well as far niore
plesaant to taste than plain cod liver oil. Hydrohine
will
nat,.,,lish and prcduca increase of weight in those
es,„fz„shere oils or fat, not co treated, are difficult or
diget.t. All tendency to emaciation and
kB3 a weight is arrested by the toe of Hydrolain%
Oa oheseisio, 46. 6d. Noe 4,906, ai, paring*.

OLD HILL,
DRUNKENNESS.— At the Old Hill Police Court oa
Wt2dnesday, before Messrs. 11. Hickman, B. Fling'
ley and H. Wigan E qs„ David Itchen, Tividale.
wai chirgei with being drunk on the 14th inst.
El lit previous conviction being proved defendant
ita fined 103. and costs.

ASSAULT.—Joseph Weston was charged will
tg Thomas Coley. Complainant said th ou
• 1 ith kst, defendant met him and asked Lira
for 2s. He refused to give it him, whereupon (It:-
ft n f.t,nt struck him vi dently on the shoul,ier. The
ndant sad that the moaey had been won by
gambling The Bench dismissed the case.
BREACH or THE PHACE.—Arthur We'lings and
J.,seph Wellings, brothers, were charged with cow
mitting a breach of the peace by fightini.7, on the
11th inst. Joseph W./Ilinv said his br.,ther was
I,nothing his mother about, and he said if he
w%:nted to fight he must fight him. The case ifitS
p:oved and defendant's were bound over in 000
surety of £5, to keep the peace for 3 months
S PEALING FOURPENCE.—James Johnson ivaB
charged with stealing 4d. the money of Edward
Hall, on the 13th inst. Mrs. Hackett, landlady °E
the George- and,Dr4on Inn, said she rememberea
seeing Jo:,nson ii Ilex house between 51and6 o'clock
in the evening. Hall came into her 'house about
half-past 8 and called for a pint of ale,:for which he
gave her 6d. She put the change (4d) on the counter.
Johnson was not in the house then. A man natal
Wo, d picked the money up. The Bench thought
that it was a bit of spite on the part of Hall sad
dismissed the case.
HIGHWAY RATE D EFAULTERS.—A number of
persons were summoned for not paying their rates
and were orthred to do so in times varying front 7
to 11 days.
As.seunTs,-Meshach 'racket wa3 swim( ne I by
Maria Woodward for assaulting her on the 6th
inst. Witnesses were called and said that they
saw Hackett strike complainant. They also heard
him ask for a bar of iron and say he wou'd cut her
head off. A cross summons was taken out agains.t
'ltalia Woodward, for assaulting defendant's
daughter, Mary Ann Hackett, on the 18th inst.--
li,sannah Hackett said she was at work in the shop
with her father, when Maria Wcodward began
throwing stones and using abusive language. Her
father sent her sister for the police. When her sister
got by defendant's door the defendant caught hold
of her by the hair and pulled her down.—Meshaeh
Hackett said he was in the shop at work when de-
fendant began to throw stones and use bad
language. lie went out and asked her what sbe
meant by it, and said if she wasn't off quick he
would send for the police. He sent his datOiter
for the police, when defendant caught her by hem'
hair and held her. She began to scream, when he ran
to them and pulled defendant away from her. The
Bench fined Hackett 103, and costs for the assault
upon Maria Woodward ; and fined Maria
Woodward ss. and costs for the assault uP°II
Mary Ann Hackett.
TunEATs.—Joseph Fletcher was charged with
using threats against Hannah Hackett. Complainant
said she was cleaning the windows of her house
when defendant passed hy and used bad language,
and threatened to knock her eye out. She loe
afraid he would do her bodily harm. Sarah Jane
Hackett was called and said her mother waa,
cleaning the window, when defendant went pas'
and began cursing and said he would knock her
eye out. After hearing several witnesses
the case was dismissed.
CAUTION TO COWKEEPERS.—John Hadley wag
charged with keeping cows in a building which
was not properly drained and was not fit to keel)
hem iu. Sergeant Hand said he visited defendant's
tpremises and saw the place was in a filthy condition.
He told Hadley that if he did not have it done uP
properly he should summon him. He went agaia
some time after and found that it had hardly been
touched, when he summoned him. '1 he Bench Enid
it was a very serious offence, and that it helped to
spread the disease, and fined defendant £1 and
costs.

MARRIED.
31ERRIS YOUNG. - On the 18th inst, at the
Registrar's, Alexander E. P. .Merris, eldest son ef
Edward Ilerris, chemist and druggist, Tenburyy
to Lizzie, eldest daughter of Warren Young,
Market Street, Stourbridge.

LIVER AND STOMACH PILLS. DE. KIND'S DANDELIO%
AND QUININE LIVER Pm-S.—These famous Pills do
not contain even a trace of Mer ury, or any of the maul
dangerous ingredients frequently found in adver:ised
Pills. This fact continues to keep Dr. King's renowned
discovery in front of all Pills whivsoever, as the safest
best, speedips, mostt certain, and effectual remedy for
disorders of the Liver and Stomach, whether in the forts
of Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Flatulence,
Acidity, Headache, Shoulder Pains, Feverish Restless-
ness of the whole system, Disinclination for Fool, or
Dyspeptic symptons generally
5, Addington-street, Higher Andley, Blackburn, AI4
1, 1883.—Gentlemen,--I beg to state that my daughter
has obtained greater relief from taking your EceEcTIOA
than from anything she has ever tried previously. Iu
fact, by the lime she had taken about five or six dosll
she was almost entirely cured. She states that she wouto
not be without it under any circumstances.—l
gentlemen, yours respctfully. (signed) B. B. Wkrrs•---
PS. I will answer any reference that I may recei"
with pleasure as to its benefits.—ECLECTlCt. a
remedy to the public but old in private practice.
Invaluable as a remedial agent in colds, eongno.
bronchitis, asthma, rheumatism, headaches, neuralgis'
&c. Copies of testimonials, &c., sent free by post 00
application to Trine') tl office, 57, Great Charlotte.
strt et, Liverpool. ECLECTICA is sold by all respectable
chemq.ts atls. la per box

VALUABLE DISCOVERY ron THE HAIR.—If yollr
hair is turnip...' grey dr white, or falling off. use
Hair Renewer," for it will posi;ireig restore
is every case Grey or White hair to its original colour,
without leaving the disagreeable smell of most
"Restorers." It makes the hair charmingly beautiful,
ss well 23 promoting the growth of the hair on bald
spots, where the glands are not decayed. Ask ybur:
Chemist for " DUI AIENICAN HAIR RENEWER," solo
by Chemists and Perfumers everywhert at 3s. 6d. per
Bottle. Wholesale depot removed to 83, Farrirgdgis
lead, Loudon.

;THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HOARSENESS.—AIi 611/'
tering from irritation of the throat and hoarseness
will be agreeably surprised at the almost immediato
relief afforded by the use of "Brown's Bronchial
Troches." These famous "lozenges " are now sold
most respectable chemists in this country at Is.
per bor. People troubled with a " hackitg cough,
"slight cold," or bronhial affections, cannot tr/
thcm too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed to pro"
greas, result in urious Pulmonary and Asthmatic affeol
Lions. See thaf.. the words "Brown's Bronchial Troches'
ere on the G.,..-.wernment Stamp around each box.---
,aparee !!), JOHN I. BROWN di SONS, Boston, 11. a
karopt.;.n depot removed to 83, Farringtion Roadf

To SUFFERERS FROM ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, SHORT'
NESS OF BREATH. &0., DR. Lococe's PuLmoritc Warsl,o
Mr. JEWELL London Road, Liverpool, writes :
Oates suffered from Asthma, but since taking your
Wafers he is no longer troubled with it. lie takes,
them now occasionally for Bronchitis, and Shortness
Breath and Difficulty of Breathing, after taking cold
and finds the Wafers most valuable ; he has take,' '
nothing else for 3 years, and believes he would hava
been dead long ago but for their use; he is now over
80 years of age, and he is hale and hearty.' —ln Asthma!
Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs, colds, Shortness ,of
Breath, Phlegm, Pains in the chest, and Rheuxuatimo,
they instant give relief and a rapid cure. Dr. Lococli4
WAFERS taste pleasatly. Sold at is. lid., 2s. 91., 4,,
6d and 11s. per box, by all Druggists.
A CARD.—To ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM', Tag
errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakoe's
,tl3l decay, loss of manhood. &c. I will send a receipt
thal will cure you, FREE OF eIIARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in SALL,
America. Send a self addressel envelope to the Bev'
JOS,VPH T INMAN, Station D., New York, US
•As TH5t SAFEST AND BEST APERIENT Cao 4Jtl iS 113'
rivulet. the only drawback being its nauseous flavour
This is compietly overcome by ALLEN & HANBURY'S n 0.%
process of manufacture, and the a, & IT. "I'A6TELE33
CAS YOH OIL shaken up in warm milk, while still 0°
safeit, best, and most effective, is now one of the
palatable af aperients. At 61., is , is, 9d., and 'I
Sold everywhere.
DELIGHTFUL FLAVOUR. CISACROFT'S ARECA•Nui
TOOTH PAiTE.—By using this delicious Aromatic Deal;
fries, the enamel o the teeth becomes white, sound, sila
polished like ivory. It is exceedingly fragrant, ana
specially useful for removing incrustations of tartaroa
neglected teeth. t4ced by all Chemists. Pots, 15 and
That Complexion hes always been held to be the riacr°
lovely in which the rose and lily contend for master
in which their beauty is blended. Great sacrifices ar°
made to produce anappearaece corresponding with tbo
combination, but they never succeed. It eannot sr
preach Nature. The only arrangement that can ba rnsd,e
to reeder roan or woman independent of all expedient',
to freely MO HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM. It preserves 4b.
skin from premattre wrinkles and farrows—renders is
smooth and supple, sod restores the hue which may W.
f ed through illness, exposure to a noxious
the atmosplore
the heat of summer ez e frosts winter. To be 0k
.11.
tAined all Chemists and Perfumers throughouht tu3
World Prict 3s. 6d. Nuropean Depot 114 and 14.
BOW MANY PEOPLE SUFFER, WWI dull heavy 1,2"1:
the head with tired and languid feelings that sleep a?'"
not remove; with a fulness about the chest after est'l
often attended with palpitation, A pain in the side to(
back, with frequent sickheadache • with nausea after sit-
ing, attended with flatulence and a disagreeable tivire
mornings; lout of appetite, with vertigo or dizziness,
How many people suffer with all these disagreeable fee,
logs and little imagine the real cause of their malady, °r
:he proper mode of obtaining relief. These are aoa2a
symptoms of indigestion and liver complaint but th.ei
will be dispelled at once by the ass of "Seigel's Curati!r
Syrup" if taken instantly after eating The Syrup ir,,L •
cau3e the food to digest and give nourishment
system, and cause the bowels to move with regularitP
Of all Chemists.

Printed ad Published by the sole Proprietor, Ilitrl/,
IMON FIELD, at bid Office, 92 High-street, 5t4,..041
hritige, in the 0...1acy of Worcester, and to which Imw
all letters and (f noluilllniellitiOUS Malt bll ad
Saturday, J .14.

No 982

EAGLE

THE usual Su]

OATES, PER

SALE AT CIA]
AND:

OATES, PERRE
by iAUCTIO;
lIVRDNEIIDAY, JULY 41
noon, the following,
Messrs. E. Parso
Holy Crops ; Joseph
W. Gill, Pen Orchan
George Wilson, Broo
Ion; Joseph smith
Mill ii ch p, Hagley ;
Parsons, Drayton; I
Airs. Tibbetts, Brake
tht&SS, at Clept Ha
Particulars may be
bridg..

STOURBRII
TUESDAY,

30 HI
250 SI

Sale at 12 o'clock.

11

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MONEY LE
by the :ORA
(Regd.) 28, Bed
Capital £150,(
Advances immedist
follows, Without dodo
Advance £25, 12 ix
50
100

Adtvaanrgeeers Rolf
zon2nottsol
notice in town o con
of furniture, trade an
without removal, and
Also on deeds, policis
for one month to 14 3
repayments. Stricil;
Special Notice t i
ill town or country.—
solicitor, auctioneer,
end you will at once I
established (1870), ft
customers well ; thej
Ittend us. Having a
business cbesper the]
ratty rely upon no pnl
tuade u deposit of pl
beposits of £lO and
baterest
Subject to one mot
Subject to two mon
Subject to three mo
On deposits of 1:10
tot less than one yes
the whole amount re:

ONE BOX of
VERSAL PI
the back, gavel and
tone and vigour, in
,tabgeMent of the ne
uedily force. In a
depression of spirits
of the heart, irritatit
ruatisni, neuralgia,
they are an absolute
rigidly tested in a la
quarter of a until!
4eff good appetite,
and restoring health
tree to any one, on
I.:ROBISON, 55, Bs
London.

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