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The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1876-05-27

PURCHASE'S

I)ISPLAY OF

GENTLEMEN'S

BOYS', AND YOUTHS'

WINTER CLOTHING

Cf
OPECIALLY MADE

tiOR THE PRESENT SEASON

IS REMARKABLE FOR ITS
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1876-05-27

ALVELEN.

STOCK SALn.—Mr. Z. Cresswell held a sale of fat
and store stock at the Squirrel Inn, Alveley, on Tuesday
last. This is the first of these sales that have been held
there and it being a large stock producing neighbour
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1876-05-27

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THE PEACE SOCIETY. -

In London, on Tuesday night, the anniversary meet-
ing of the Peace Society was held at Finsbury Chapel,
Moorfields, Mr. H. Pease presiding. Mr. Henry
Richard, ALP., read and commented upon the report,
which referred to the movement that had recently
originated in Austria and thence spread to G:-rmany,
Italy, and France, in favour of promoting simul-
taneous resolutions in different European Legisla-
tures, for mutual reduction of armaments. A
resolution approving of the settlement of inter-
national disputes by means of arbitration having
been passed, Mr. Jacob Bright, M.P., proposed
a motion which deplored the enormous increase
which had lately taken place in the military ex-
penditure of this country, at a time when the de-
pressed condition of industry and commerce rendered
taxation expPcially burdensome to the people. As to
the Eastp.rn Question, it appeared to him that Eng-
land should merely be a spectator of the Turkish
difficulty. If by her good offices this country could do
anything to help bring about a settlement it should be
done. But surely it was the business of those who were
connected with Turkey to take part in any settlement of
her affairs. We had no interest there whatever except in
seeing the people well governed, and our active inter-
ference would do no good. He was satisfied that we must
have a safe and free intercourse bstween this country and
India and the Eastern countries with which we had
commercial relations. All that was necessary was that
Egypt should be independent. It was not necessary
that we should possess Egypt, or that we should have
shares in the Suez Canal. (Loud applause.)

Mr. J. J. Colman, M P., Mr. Joseph Arch, and
other gentlemen also spoke.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1876-05-27

CURE FOR ALL.

HOLLOWAY'S OINtMENT

Bronchitis, Diphtheria, Con[ihs, ( ia Li all
Derangements of the Throat and Chest.
In any of the above diseases' immediate ad permanen
relief is obtained by effectually rubbing this detergen
Ointment twice a day upon the neck, chest, and back, and
br.ck, and in all stages of influenza, settled coughs, anti
wheezing at the chest, the same treatment may be fol-
lowed with efficiency and safety.

Bad Legs, Lad Breasts, Old Sores, Tr'ounds,an

Ulcers.

By rubbing this Ointment perseveringly upon and
around the affected parts twice a day, it will penetrate to
the tissues beneath, and exert the most beneficial influ-
ence; the inflammation soon diminishes, the pain
becomes less intoleraule, the matter thickens, and a
sure is soon effected. In all long standing cases Hollo-
way's Pills should also be taken, as they greatly assist in
expelling all depraved humours from tne body.

A S A MEMENTO thew is nothing so
valuable cs a GOOD PORTRAIT. It is the
titilup,i. 4,f Att. Tim,, Distance, and the Grave
ii)e.Tac; aa the PLIUTOGIIAPEI? -

THE STUDIO

Is Open from 9 am , for the productions of

CARTES-DE-VISITE,

AND EVERY OTHER DESCRIPTION OF
PROTOGRAPa
Producea front the Miniature or Locket Sizes to the
Life Size.

ANY PORTRAIT ENLARGED AND PAINTED
IN OILS, Framed, Complete,

LIFE SIZE, £5 59.

The Negatives ci Mr. Szarkoweski and the late Mr. H.
Bird are retained, as every Negative Mr. Clarke bas pro-
duced , and Cepies can always be had.

ARCHER CLARKE,

71, HIGH STREET,
STOURBRIDGE.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1876-05-20

ye honer

Sir this is to sitly that Sarah Evans has allway Mended
school 5 days a weak for this last 6 months and was
Mended school friday May 5 and i have not Down her to
be absont at all dureng school hours
your turly
A SANDERS
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1876-05-20

OLD HILL.

CIE.—At the Police Court, on Weaneediy,
e A!ajor Smith, Mears E L. Fre, r, N Haig ey'
11a I.yet•tt mts chargea with a4sattl 4
tug summit Bar.t.lry, on the 13th it.st.—ar. Atidts,pn
uppt tired Ijr complAivant and Mr. W. Huyts, juu.,
defended.—Complainant said that on Saturday night he
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1876-05-20

BLIC NOTICES.

NTESSES. W. and T. S. BUCK
.4.1-_,T„
Kidderminster, Brewers, ber.by be to 'mom
their nutuerous customers, that IVILLI4II l'Efihy is
no longer authorised to rtcLive money or accept orders
eu their behalf.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1876-05-20

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CRADLEY HEATH, HALESOWEN, AND DISTRICT CIIIIONTCLE.

SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1876.

c;ir.
OODNESS, BEAUTY. STYLE,

AND BECOMING APPEARANCE;

114ITHER KEPT 'READY MADE,

OR MADE TO ORDER
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nboutil

archal ages, as witness the records in the Book of
Exodus; it was familiar to the Chinese 4,000 years
ago; the baking of bread became a profession in
ancient Rome; and was carried to a state of perfection
in flourishing Macedon. Although in the language
of Holy Writ, man cannot live by bread alone, it ia,so
essential to life that a host of texts scattered through.
out the Scriptures testify to its value and importance
as a sustaining agency in the maintenance of human.
vitality. And for centuries, in all Christian lands, the
lips of children from earliest infancy have been taught
to repeat a prayer—not for vegetables, nor for animal
food, not for wine, nor even for milk, but "Give tus
this day our daily bread."

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Patri: I Carrick felrYi3rylii

1 nigrit
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parents to there
showed ..theii-tlesl

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I _Private

-110 REST FOR THE ROYAL.
..k-f A (From Punch.)
The Study if an-11145i5i0t5 Personage. Illustrious Personage
' seated in an easy chaff. Private Secretary in attendance.
Illustrious Personage, Well, it really i 3 very plea
sant to be at home again. All that ceremonial in
foreign parts was terribly exhau.ting. I shall be very
glad of a rest. A propos, is there anything to do to.
?
Private Secrelary. Yes, sir, deputationcat3.ftwelve,
Council at two, Foundation Stone at ,f,m, and two '
Balls ani the Opera in the evening. 1
Persdnage.- gem.! ,` How about Tuesday?
Private SeCretary. Review in the morning, Sir, at
Aldershot, Lei.,e in the afternoon at Buckingham
Palace, a Flower-Show, and a City Dinner,
Illustrious Personage. Hem! Is Wednesday free?
Priziate Secretary. Well, no, Sir. Launch of an
Iron-clad at Portsmouth in the morning, Sir. Recep-
tion in town in the afternoon, Sir. Your Royal High-
ness talked about one of the theatres for the evening.
Illustrious. Personage.. Ah, to bq eure—so I did.
What have Itodo on Thursday.. "
Secretary. Opening of a new wing at a Hos-
pital, Sir' in the morning. Lunch with the Life
Guards. Polo in the afternoon, and a Fancy Dress
Ball in the evening, Sir.
Illustrious Personage. How about Friday?
Private 'Secretary. Distribution of prizes. Inaugu-
ration of a new College. A Court, Sir; and four balls
in the evening. „ ‘‘
Illustrious Perscnagc. Saturday filled up, I suppose?
Private Secretary. Yes' Sir. Rather a heavy day,
your Royal Highness. Three Foundation Stones, a
Review, a Concert, a Council Meeting, two Deputa-
tions, and Fireworks at Sydenhain. I think you said,
Sir. that your Royal Highness wished also to be present
at the Royal Italian Opera.
Illustrious Personage (smiling). I am afraid my rest
will have to be deferred for the rest-of the season.-'
[Scene closes in.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1876-05-20

DUDLEY AND WALSALL.
G. F. GREEN,
PIANOFORTE TUNER,
260, Castle-street, Dudley,
And 259, Statibrd.street, Walsall,
RAI GREAT PLEASURE IN PUBLISHING TIM SOUGHING
TESTIMONIALS :
From Ur. C. Potter, Professor of Magic from the
Institution for the Blind, St. John's Wood,'London •
"1
can confidently .ccorarnend Mr. Green as a Piano.
forte Turer. He tunes by equal temperament, and ob-
tains au extct scale. (Signed) C. Pornm.,,
Prom Mr. J. F. Patterson, Organist, St. Patrick's
"I have much pleasure in tees
Church, Huddersfield :
tilying to the abilities of Mr. Green as a Pianoforte
Tuner. He lays the bearings with exactness and perfec.
(Signed) JAMES F. PATTERSON."
From Mrs. Sanderson, Solo Pianistc, of the London
and Liverpool Concerts :—" Mr. Green is one of the few
a to the nicety I require previous
lio can Tune my Piano
giving my Public Recitals. (Signed) E. K. SANDER.

from Mr. Butterworth, Organist, Dobcross, near
U4llell tt st e r :—" Mr. Green's equal as a Pianoforte Tuner
tiU rarely be Ic et with. (Signed) DAVID hurianwowrna.'
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large stock of Classical and Ilud.-rn Music, at
•"e ulrve the Addrtsl-260, Castle Street, Dudley
and 259, Stafford Street. Walsall.
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Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1876-05-20

KIDDERMINSTER.

CARRIAGE A.GOIDRINT.-011 Sunday evening, as Yr.
Frank noll, of Kidderminster, and Mr. Charles Dyson,
of Manchester, were driving from Stourport to
Yiddermiuster the vehicle struck against a hecp of
stones placed by the roadside, which overturned the tray
throwing all occupants out, and merely shaking
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1876-05-20

SCHOOL BOARD.

The monthly meeting of this body was held on
Monday, in the Corn Exchange.
Mr. I-I. liiiiing%am was in the chair.
'lll,l minutes of the lait meeting were read and
confirmed.
Calle Clerk stated, with reference to the proposed
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1876-05-20

HOLLOWAYS PILLS

For all Diseases affecting the Storhath, Lite
Kidneys and Bowels.

These Pills can be -confidently recommended as the
most simple and certain remedy for all diseases affecting
the stomach, liver, and bowels. They do not distress
the system, or weaken the frame, but thoroughly invigo-
rate the digestive organs, gently excite the stomach and
liver, stintulate;the kidneys to perform their functions
atliciently,.and act upon the bowels without griping or
any other annoyance.

Diseases peculiar to Women.
There is no medicine equal to Holloway's Pills for cor
renting the ailments peculiar to females. Their very
mild and painless action highly recommends them to
every household, as they may be taken with safety for
any irregularity of the system. Any mother, nurse, or
yuung person, guided by the directions which accompany
each box of Holloway's Pills, has at once available means
for checking disease, purifying the blood, and expelling
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Weakness, Languor, and Debility.
These fatuous Pills will immediately remove all sysup.
toms of debility, languor, and weakness, no matter the
cause, as they quickly eject all impurities from the
system, give tone and energy to debilitated constitutions,
and brace and strengthen the nervous system in a most
wonderful manner.
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"T.; 'TURES FRAMED
1• Lue Cheappst 7(e t Moulding.

A NEW SFT.7.O lON OF PATTERNS,

E,elish Work.

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0 la _LOU CHBMINIOS,

Colored and Plain Pictures.
SCRAPS AD CUT-OUT RELIEFS.
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ARCHER C LARKE,

THE OXFORD FRAMING DEPOT,
Ti, HIGH STREI7; S2'OI7.I;BRIDGE.

R. THomsoN,
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14 & 15, IiAGLEY-STREET,
STOURBRIDOE.

EVERY DESCRIPTION OF

GENTLEMEN'S.CLOTHING

MADE TO ORDER,

ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE.

A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.

Terms on application.

•inion THE BLOOD IS THE LI:VE."-
4W !Me Deuteronomy, chap. xii., verse 23.