The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1883-07-21 00:00:00

NIDDERMINS rE R.

CHAMBER 02 C2mMERCE. A meeting cf this
Chamber was hell on Thursday, the president (Mr.
M. Tomkinson) in the ellair. The President ex-
pressed his satisfac ion that the Bankruptcy Bill
had passed through the Grand Committee without
material alteralion, and he also referred to the
Patents Bill.—Mr. T. S. Bucknall remarked that it
was very hard the last-named bill had not been
inadeutro pective.—A discussion afterwards took
place on thd Suez Canal que,tion. Mr. Parry moved
a resolution as to the desirability of the canal being
made anlintQrnational concem, but afterwards with
drew it, Lite MAyor remarking that he thought they
eruil.l not pass a resolution of such scope upon i.
then. Mr. Goodwin mov?d tha7 a special meeting
01 the Chamber be called on the subj,ct if thought
necessary. and this was seconded and
was resolved to ask the Gre it Western Railway
Company to put a cover over the whole of the plat-
form at Kidderminster passenger station ; and also
to ask the President of the Board of Trade, through
Mr. Brinton, to obtain some assurance from the
Railway company that the new Hoo Brook Viaduct
would be completed in the two years mentioned in
Culonel Rich's report.

EPPS'S COCOA —GRATEFUL AND C)llFoaTENa.—"By a
thorough k,owlaJge of the natural !awl whica 0ve:.,1. •
the opereticna of digestLn °AA nutrition, and byga care
fril appllcatt n cf the fine properti ,s of well-Be.o..ded
COAO4, Mr. Epps It ts provided our breakfast tables with
e delicately flavour:3d b.verage which !ii.ty SAVO, us ny,,, y
heavy docto,s' bile. It is by the judir.notis uie
aiticles of diet that a cc,nstitution may be gr,:dually built
up until strong rrough to reitst every tendency to
dHundreds.,easeHundreds of subtle mal,.diesare floating arou,d
us ready to attack wnerevtr O Poi
hre is a werk of such
Point. We
ma) escape may a fatal shaft by ke,ping ourselves well
fort fled with pure blood and a pr TeLly nourish d
frame."—Civil Service Gazette.—Aladi Amply with boil-
irg water or milk. Sold only in Packets, labeled—
" JAALLI llpra -.sit:. Co., Ilcrooc tpittlic Chemiits, Lou don.
—Also makers of Epps's Cnc:olate Essence.

,7111:0AT AFFZCTIONS ANT) 110A1,.;E:737.5.—Al 5.
fering from irritation of the throat and lioarsel
will be agreeably surprised at the almost innaediate
relief afforded by the use of " Brown's Bronchial
Troches." These famous "lozenges " are now sold by
post respectable chemists in this country at Is. l d.
per box: People troubled with a "hackitg cough,'
n "slight cold," or bronchial affections, cannot try
them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed to pro-
gress, result in cerious Pulmonary and Asthmatic affec•
tions. See that\ the words "Brown's Bronchial Troches"
sea on tho C3vernment Stamp around each box.—
Prepared by JOHN I. BROWN .5L Sorts, Boston, U.S.
olluropesn depot removed to 813, Farringdon, B, ad,
Sisacks.

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5, Addinglon street, Higher Audley, Blackburn, May
1, 1883.—Gentlemen,—I beg
to state hit my daughter
has obtained greater relief from taking your fr.crAclic
l
than from anything she bas ever tried previously. In
f:tct, by the time she had taken about five or six doses
sle was aimost end ely cured. She states that she weed
not he without it under any circumstances-1 am,
g • n:lemen, yours respectfully, (signed) B. B. WATTS.—
a' S. .1 will ar.swer any reference that I may receive
wilt pleasure cc to its betefits.—EctEcrtca, a new
remedy to the public but old in private pra2tic
levaluable as a remedial agent in colds, coughs,
nchitis, aatlyna, rheumatism, headaches, neuralgia,
&c. Copies of testimonials, &c., sent free by post on
()
application to T. rincTpil Mee, 57, Great Charlotte-
si,r. et, Liverpool. ECLECNCA is sold by a:1 respectable
ebem.sts all. lid. per box.

LLC:TK'S Cott; or Bt:NION SlrtiraLo PLASTERi are
now a ,mitted I.y ',ems Of tliousanils to be the bt curf
co,us or banien6 ever made. They al;ay the pain ot
the worst coru Cr bunion as it by magic, and the tightese
boots can be v-orn wita ease. These wondreni co:n or
buificn plasters are sold by a;1 chemist., at :Is. 11{1. p,r
box (ro,li pickets of corn shields 7d ), and at tJe
privcipal oltiv, 57, Gr&at Ch ir:otte Strict, Liverpo 1.
N B.—Eemember they are cerbiu to relieve almost at

To SUFFERERS F 1102.1 ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, SHORT.
NESS OF BREATH , DR. Lococies PUL,MoNIC WAFERS
Mr. JEWELL Lonth),l Road, Liverpool, writes :—Mr.

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•'ates suffered from Asthma, but since taking your
Wafers be is no longer troubled with it. lie takes
them now occahionally for Bronchitis, and li,)rtness of
Eleath and Difficulty of Breathing, after taking cold
and finds the Wafers most valuable ; he has take,'
not ,ing else for 3 years, and believes he would havrf
been dead long a:.o but for their use ; he is now over,
80 years of age, and he is bale and hearty. lii Asthma,
Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs, colds, Shortne 5 of
Breath, Phlegm Pain. in the, chest, and -Rheurnatistn,
they ihstatit give relief and a rapid cure. Dr. Lococifs
IVArtins taste pleasatiy. Said at ls. lid., 25. 9d., 48,
ti.,d 11, per box, tq al: Druggists.
ire,re any diee4se anould make haste and
ta%e 8it.3.331-2'3 PiLL`s, They do geo•I invariably
reli.37e aid :;11.518 care at once. it is zio %I conceded b,
alt rued.cril visit that PaLs are the br,A,
cc rain ra;,,i;clte, Zahing hold of chat ia needed of f y
!e ,loyed ijani be bowel and blood when we are tiok.
Ant auci eata retaaval usually cures 'clold by al!
>tis, t,",11'4:1)11W/Eit" in ft/ALI:).

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pit-i,sant NLiCh
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' • • • I!)c f, urn iip:.,rasites
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t:e stops
tr,..:.11 1.7c...di1a- I.,earl-vii:iteness,
. to the IJrc.th. It removcs
I (Plow,- from d;,,ayed teeth or
'The Ft:tmrc F!oriin; bitig corn-
silTt pa:t LioP.e.},•an-d Alvect herbs, is delkrous to
anci thct grf.atet,t toilet discovery of the age.
23. (.Id., of •:.11en.itts end Perfumers. 'Whole
tr.Toost.i to V:. Lemdou.

A CARD.—To ALL IVIIO oE fIUFFERING FIZOM Tli
errors and indiscretilns of yowl), nervous weakness
early decay, loss of manhood, &o. I will send a receipt
thsl will ears yon, FREE OF eIIARGE, • This great
remedy wss discoverei Ly a tr:is,ionary in •-_:outh
Ainerica. Send 3 se:2 4.lCrestel envelope to the Rev.
JOEVPII T. INMAN, 6'!ation D., New York City, IPS A
TH. l SKlN.—The Glory of Woman, the Pride of
Man —lt e ctains the delicate lines of beauty, and con-
stitutes all that we term "Loveliness," yet how moz.y
have their skins blemished by irritant soaps, Carbohc
Coal Tar, Glycerine, made of putri fats. “:I:HE
ALBION MILK AND !t4.II4PHUR ;OP" is the pre,t
the whitest, and most purifying of all saps It !e-
-moves all pimples, b'etches, aml roughne•ti. By ali
chemists, in tablets, 6d. and is.

Ttlr YOUR WEiGHT !—Hydroleine (Hydrated Oil)
has Proved of the laighest value as a food-in con.
earaytion =ld all wasting diseases, invariably pro-
ducing increase in flesh and weight. This preparation
rated Cod Liver Oil is tonic, digestive, aad
ten Urals more nourishing, as well as far more
pleasant to taste than plain cod liver oil. Hydroleine
will ecoish and produce increase of weight in those
=see where oils or `lst, not co treated, are cliflicult or
aapossible to digest. All tendency to emaciation and
1422 eif weight is arrested by the use of tlydroleine.
04 all. chemists, 4e. 6d. , ..4ce, depot, iii, Farringdon
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