The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1885-07-04 00:00:00

MELTON with LIIIVIIMARY.

Next week there will be racing at Carlisle, New-
market, and Worcester, although the principal
event will be the Cumberland Plate, one mile and
three-quarters, for which Crom-a-boo, Perdita 11,
Lady Adelaide, and Fairmiuster are nicely treated,
and if I couple
CROM-A-800 with PERDITA 11.
I trust / may have got at the winner. For the
other events my readers had better send 12 stamps to
your Travelling Correspondent for his over—night
selections during the week, addressed to him, care
oft," Sporting Tissue" Office, Hull.

WORC EST F; RSHI RE QUARTER SESSIONS,
At these Sessions on Tuesday, before Mr. Willis
Bond, the following cases were tried.
S TEA LING POTATOES AT BROMSGROVE. Thomas
Wall (24), blacksmith, pleaded guilty to stealing a
quantlty of potatoes, the property of William
Brooke, on March 30, 1883, at B:omsgrove, and was
sentenced to six calendar months' imprisonment.
STEALING A.. COW AT BELBROUGHTON. George
Wakefield (42), labourer, pleaded guilty to stealing
a cow, the property of Edward Smith, at Belbrough-
ton, on May 25, and was sentenced to nine months'
imprisonment,
CHARGE OF "RINGING THE CHANGES" AT
DUDLEY.—Maria Jones (on bail) was charged with
stealing 25., belonging to George White, chemist,
on June 13th, at Dudley. Mr. Gresham Wells pro- !
secuted.—Prisoner entered prosecutor's shop and •
asked for change for a florin. The change was
given, and then prisoner asked for some sweets and
ginger-beer powder. The prosecutor went to the
door of his shop to look f -a. a policeman, and then
prisoner handed him a florin. The jury acquitted
the prisoner.
THEFT AT OLDSWINFORD. Richard Wilkinson
(24), carpenter, pleaded guilty to stealing a wheel-
barrow, the property of George Davies, on April 4,
at Oldswinford. He also admitted a previous con-
viction at the Quarter Sessions, at Birmingham. in
1884, for false pretences, and was sentenced to 12
months' hard labour.
STEALING M FAT, &C., AT DUDLEY. Charles
Jones (57), butcher. was charged with stealing
241bs, of meat, the prop:-rty of George Henry Hay-
ward and another, his masters, on September 23rd,
1884, at Dudley, also with converting to his own
use a basket and an apron. Mr. Gresham Wells
prosecuted, and Mr. Cranstoun defended. Prisoner
was entrusted by Mr. Hayward to sell some meat,
which, owing to hot weath,r, was changing colour.
He took the meat away in a basket, and did not re
turn.—lle was found guilty, but recommended to
mercy on account of his age. In 1873 he as con-
victed at Wolverhampton. The Court sentenced
him to twelve months' hard labour.
WOUNDING WITH A POKER AT CRADLEY,—Levi
Stevens (36), chain maker, was indicted for malici-
ously wounding and inflicting upon Eliza Stevens,
his wife, grievous bodily harm with a poker, on
May 3-d, at Cradley. gr. J. Atnphlett prosecuted.
—After quarrelling, the piisoner struck his wife on
the forehead with a poker, causing concussion of the
brain.—Prisoner, in defence, said he had no recol-
lection of using the poker. He was found guilty.
and sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment with
hard labour.
FALSE PRETENCES AT STOURBRIDGE. —Elizabeth
Parkes (18), servant, was charged with obtaining by
false pretences, from J. & W. Cooper, three caps, on
January Ist, at Stourbridge Mr. 0. Smith prose-
, cuted.—The prisoner entered the service of a Mrs.
Gee, and repr,seuted to tne prosecutors that her
mistiess would pay for the caps, PrisAier had no
authority for saying so —lhe jury found her guilty,
and she was sentenced to three months' imprison-
ment with hard labour.

SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1885

W. Taylor
J. Hambrey to bat
E, J. Brooks
II Xames

Extral

For 5 wickets ...... .. 65

.o,yed

LYE 2ND TEAM v. CRADLEY IST TEA.
at Lye and ended in a victory fer visitors.
CEADLEY.
W. Barnsley, c Harris, b Thomas 2
J. Cox, c Thomas, b Heywood 8
0
H. Shaw, b Heywood 6
H. Mould, run out
B. Millward, c Thomas b Heywood 3
J. Dearns, b Heywood'
J. Southwick,] bw, b Heywood 3
J. Weston, st Brooks, b Thomas
A.
Wit
5. ley, b Heywood
H. not out
v
H. Wesson, b Sout, all ............... 1
4
Extras
32

LYE.
0. Heywood, c Barnsley, b Wesson 7
J. Brettell, b J. Wesson ............... 0
S. Southall, b Dearns , ............ 7
Rev. G. D. Rowlands, b Dearns...... 0
H. Higgs, b Dearns
0
Cornock, b Dearns
H. Brooks, thrown out 3
J. Thomas, b and Dearns ............... 1
J. Cbonce, Millward, b Dearns... 1
J. Harris, c Mould, b Weeson ......... 1
1
B. Heywood, not out
Extras ...... 6
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A tell
FLoacinma I —Full THE TENT AND BREATH,
drops of the liquid "Floroline" sprinkled on a wet of
brash produces a pleasant lather, which thoreego,
cleanses the teeth horn all parasites or imParloises
her:Lena the gums, prevents tartar. stoos decay, °,ll
the teeth a pezuliar pearly.whitue;a, and a
fragrance to the hreute. It removss all unpleasant °..'le
arising from decayed teeth or tobacco smoke.
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Fragrant Floreline," being composed in part of
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OVER THE SUNSHINE OF EXISTENCEj HANGS 7
BLACK CLOUD. m Stella
With the uncertainty of life is mingled the dark —Lora-
of death I 1S bile on the one hand we catch the IYe. to
sound of a new breath of life that tells of an additioreob.
our species, on the other we shudder as we hear .e;co
ing wings of the Destroying Angel' The mightS's°` pro'
the Great Influence which rules the Universe illeverf,
nounced our fate; the dread fiat has gone forth, e3,anney
mortal man is doomed to (lie! But, thong!.'we.,:oniew
'prevent, can we postpone death'? The question is L.', by a
tons, even if it concern the prolongation of life bt% fight
:Ingle hour, inasmuch as every instinct prorapte us .Loolee'
the boldest battle we can for this glorious boon of eS,tieslo3.
The promplings of instinct are but the spontauena" till -
ot nature, and it is our (bay to obey. But
there
f
mains the question, caJ, death be postponed bY
hour? Yes; for the world works in obedience ""ee
laws; and a study of these prove that those whs sw"esise
judement and the will to buckle on the shield,
nature places ready to their grasp, may ward eff the u: snit;
ous attacks of the implacable enemy of life, until ill_ ‘A'ael
old-age, toe vital faculties gradually decay, and the it
of Peace glides softly iato our presence, leadtaga
were, in a gentle slumber to tne regions be3r°-
shadow of the tomb. • se
The Fell Destroyer makes his first approaches o
tot -,
forms but none are more favoured by lam than m-ocieri-
a deadly foe now preying upon the very vitals of "-„s
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socieiy. What is this foe? There are few anionge'istile'S'
have uot beau or are now to some extent its- "
Would the reader knew if he, I in, is under the ban
frigutful ecourge ? Let him ask himself whetaer
periences any of the following symptoms:
There are pains about the chest and sides, pBsiess
t mes in the back. The mouth has a bad taste. elav:s
iu the morning; and there are feelings of dultaeS „pile
drowsiness. The appetite is poor, a sort of 566,4 head
collects about the teed', there is a feeling as ef
load on the stomach, and sometimes a faint,
sensation at the pit of the stomach, which food uh(loseal!
satisfy. The eyes are sunkeu, the hands and fee
cold and feel clammy after a while a cough setss
first dry but atienied in the course of a few nwtstils
expecteration of a greenisn colour. iSile
eoustantly tired, and eleep seems to afford hius
Netvossuess, irritability, and evil forebodings sseliW
When rising eustueuly, there is a giddiness, s sort 0.
gave ;
iag sensauun in the head. The bowels become,
use skin is ury and hat at times ; tint blood beeerno-S, sit",
and stagnant; the whites of the eyes are tinSitluli
Yellow; the mine is scanty and high coloured, aell'tittila
80:Unseat after s.audiug. rause is frequently a a' ose
up of the io id—at tines with a soar taste :tad ittete,'
with sweetish taste. This is ()heti atteude.l with I)
don at the heart or impaired vision, watt soots neforoes.
ttyes, accompanted ey great pr .strution and w`cahoug,l'46
all of these symptoms are in turn present. It i-„,--felso
that nearly one-third of our popinatiou has thiS (.7A Ow
Jibe of its varied forme. Medical men hive
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nature of the malady. its vue uaaa is Dyspeleaa
daseetiou ; for which a ceitain remedy is to he !,°„; svoe,
Mother eeigel's Curative Syrup—a medicine which Sr, eses'
in both hemispheres a contidcnce founded only on
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try, and through its use, I am thankful to atty. I (I`ls,
got restored to health, and am nosy able to folle the
usual occupation. I may say that whenever Jltss
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See' doses of, the syrup which quickly sets Dio Ali,. be
I. send you this in the hope that otuer sufferers 1,2"
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The niedicui profession are now ordering IjAlDSS,,ssine
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