The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1885-08-22 00:00:00

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STOURBRIDGE A THLETIC SPORTS.

The eighth annual athletic meeting in connection
with he StAirbridge Cricket Club wae held on Mon.
dby ternoon. The Weather WOA OVOrYtilhlig that;
could be desired. and the attendauce was larger
than ever it had lean previously, there being from
ten to twelve th nand 'persons present. The
champion, W. G. George, who has treque tly Feea
present at these eport, was absent in c nseqaenee
of te2ii,g in training for his great reel with Cum-
mines, but such cracks as Snook, Ritchie, Wood,
and Best wire present, and local runners were well
. opt esented. The lr.nd of the Ist Woreerershire
V. int. i--ts perforated setections of music at inter-
v: Le The foll.)wing were the officials :—Jaclge,
essrs W. W. Banlton, H. H. C. chrn. t..
W. J. urney, ani Major W. G. Web; refuree,
M . H .11dw. .ds; handicapper ani ti nekeiTer,
uliver ; starter. Mr. U (lam tied. The
following a, e the resuits : One hundred and twenty
.yttids yo han...icap IblB ra e was run Li
,tt winn, r in encii heat on y running in the
fin t 1 qhe winters were as follows :-Ist heat, J.
Di ley. 10 yards; 2ad. F. 5 yar .8 ; 31. j. j.
W ters, 20 prla ; 4th, F. C. V. Garlic • .35 yards;
G. A.,ey, 40 yards ; tkn, G. Bradburu .30 yards
F. i: G A.ley, 1; J. Walters 2 Bradbarn, 3.
Won wita th.. greatest eu,sa by four yirde Time
13 2.3 sets —Teere were only four competitors in
:tie 12'i yards', wilicti was f,r a chall.inge cup,
va!ue 25 guineas, and a geld medal valee 4 guiles s,
wl h gold in..dal value 3 gmreas for the seeond
p ize. It resulte ias folio :—F J. Ritchie, Brad.
tord FU., 1; C. G. Wood, Blackheath Harriera, 2 ;
W. R. Best, L.A.C.. 3. A. splendid race, won lav
oi:e and a half yards. Time 12 1 5 secs.—The
mile scratch, .or a challenge cup value 25 guineas,
and a gold wed .1 value 4 guineas, with a gold
medal. %alit - 3 guineas fol the secenl, brought to
the tea. k :v . S ..ok, 3irenftld H irriers, 1 ; D. S.
Duncan, It 13, 3. F. C., 2 ; aid G Slynn, Birch
ti.l. Harriers, 3 Slynn went to the fr nt at the
start, with Snook next and Duncan third. .There
was no c ate:e until the. third lap, when Snook
took first elec... Stiortll. af:erwards Duncan passed
Slynn. and challenged Snook, when a grand race
etienea, resulti-,g in the vi,tary of znook by four
Inrds. Time 4a,in..34iec. Sneok haviug w he
cup two years in sai,,n, has be owe th.•
possessor of this v•tluable' zr.;l.hy,---The 120 ya.ds
open handicap .A as rua wi...tvas of
which were E. J. Arklt , F. T. Ritchie. F. G. Callow.
J. .1 eayne, J. S. M00..e, and ii. Kelly. Toe imai
prodliced a grand ente.4, H. Kelly S.F.C., 61 yds.,
making a ~citi4 beat with J. Payne, Goi, va, Harri-rs,
9i yards, Ri:c.Ae, ecratai, bang an excedent third,
lime 12s vs. The final was nftera teashing race
won by Kelly by to yards. Time 11 4-5 secs.—
The Mde Bicycle (Local) H tndicap ve:s run in
meats as f. :Boas : 'l'. Cooper, Kiddertnin—
stir Harriers, 40 yards, 1; A. E. Dadrotd, Kidder-
minstet H.F.C., scratch, 2; D. Hingley, 6 E,B C.,
60 yard , 3 Time 3mins. 26 3 55308. Settn F
Wherton. S.E 8.C., 40 yards, 1; F, W. Ncy- hwoui,
13.11.0.0., 50 yards, 2; W. 11. Smith, Wolvorl: y
C., t-5 yards, 3. Time 3 mint. 3015 sees Fi:.el
Cooper, 1; Wharton, 2; W. H. &pith, 3. A close
race. Time 3.nins. 19 1-sa...es.—Tue 410 Yards
Members' Handicap. broug..t out en y t c. ruwiers
and I,eulted as billows s—T. W. Paraes. 3 tide. 1 ;

if. itel y, scratch 2. \Von easily. Sme 57 2 5
secs —The One Mile Bicycle Scratch we a Ines.
exci ing race, and was from the commencement
maton between A C. Anster, Sp., dwell 13. C., and
A. Blunt, Warstone B C., tie.- may otner compoitur
being W. Saunders, G•ea: Wy,ley O.C. wilt> was
:,ever f nquidable. Austei- won by ,bout had a
pad fcom ttOint. 3ieeii. Oise:s,-440 yar4
handicap (open). fi•st two iL ea It the,,it to run in
tile final. Fir,t hat : Slytin, Birchfiettl
Ha:del s, 24 ysnik+, 1 ; S. J. EJ wacds, Kitinermin,ter

ii rr..ers, 0,2. W. nby thr..e yards. TllllO 50.3ee..4.
8„cold h : J Ila riers, 9
yar.,s 1; 1? J. Tomlin'', Bridgnorta R, C., 18, 2.
Woa by a lout Tim. 5 bitcs, 'Third heat :J. 6.
mot:re, K idermiuster /timers, 20 Yards, 2; \V.
Madeley, O,U A.C., 17, 2. Won by two yards
['hue öl-es. Fourth beat : C H. Jones, Kid her-

(uiobter_fiatriers, 17 yards, I Cornfield; V* alsa:l,

25, 2. Won by ,hr e-yar•fs Tv-ith eaie. Tira 52 2-5
8 s. Rual : Slyno, 1; Moore. 2; Liward•, 3-
_

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Won by a yard and a hal, ',bout half a yard be-
tw. en B.:cirid and ttiird. Time 50soc.A.— rile one
wile bicycl,i hand crp ) resuli,ol as fullws
Jed Worrest,sr liarri,as, 110 yards, I ; W suuuk
Bir Wield II ,r. iers, scratch, 2; J 0. cope St..
Gores F 0. 3. Won by te:i yards. Time
t: a 20E1 .cr.—Thrae mile bicycle handicap (open) •
A. litw t, Wars, ne B C.. 55 yards, 1 ; H. r t urn.
null. b cignort:: It 0, 330. 2; W. oaunders, Great
Wyiley C. , 280, 3. The first mile was a splenidu
racks be( weea blant aud Wlive ouio, ttielattir

Gavin.. yar ;s start 131..ut hs v , p sed
an t p c cra,..e. tia. W. i.,,,n0u,e
retired w. e• ha f ' e'hit.. :ce wa.,c
eventu.ill won with tb.• gr ii 9.uinl. 33
z. 5 es.—Tnere was Os an (:•;stacl- race At
close th«. prizes were tvw,le..l t. h 1.1,:c..:-nfal coin-
petito:s t.y Mrs. W. J. T....rney.

STOUR:IRIDjE AND I Li LRICT FLOWER

Snow.

The annud show in connection with. the S oar
,bridge and District Horticiftural and Floral Society
i
took place n ills (il.Awinfold Hospi-al Gece.nds
kindly lent for the °cession by toe Fe,offiys, o
Tuesday. The weather wits fine, aid -tr: log 'h
day a large number of people visited the sh w
Daring the d.y tne Brierley Hill Operatic': 13- n
played some excellent music. fhere w Sri, tnor
entries this year, and some excellent stuff wl.B ex
bibited, the fruit especially wol thy of note. Th
potatoes and vegetables were iturprising a,fer con
Ind, Hug the amount of dry wea, hcr wi hay.- h-d
Areong the sebscribers, Mr. Chas. Webii D .n•
ht-11, took miist sf the pr:zes, Mr. Josiah F
x ib te sin very flue ferns, end although
pr z2i3 wi-re offend, the ju3,,.. nwarde hi n
p... ili prize the show 1, s',7l; wa, sn cel;en:
o , and -.a.4 an advance upon last year, Mr
U llin ,an xeert un.!: r th c- ster3hir; 'lee-
ke. per's A. , pt: sent, nd a.
clammy of 0, and j w, r,.
P Lice gari.: a.r io .LO,-d Lt 0 oil, mi.;
Mr. Col- i , garden.. t Zi W„lrs.riey,
fo the proressional -its ; iind Mr. Thompson
gati.ner to Mr. C. Webb, Di-rdi:s lia2l, and Mr
A o- d, g.tr eue t.l W Webb, Lotighin
for tit- c •tf.tg -r-, ru fell:rw-n were the prizs
tak-rs :-Sabs ilbers : • o.le, tic.is of 18 Lt v.. an.
greenhous3 plants. First iz 255, second ;5,-,
third 104. Ist, Mr. C a.. %Vern), 2nd, Miss Be ,
Be broueton, 3rcL Miss C lii, M.irket Street.
74tourbrioge. o.llection oi 8 s ye and gieonhoase
plan 8 First prize 12s 6d, seron ; 10a third 73 6d.
Ist, Mr. Chas Wet;b,.::nd, Mr. W. W. Webb,
Mr. Cook, Norton, extra„ Mr. F. E er, Oldswr. fo tl.
Speeimsei lants First prize 5: second, 38 tid, no
third rize offered. Ist, Mr: C. Webb. 2nd, Miss
H-ri. Grapes black. F-rst pi ze 106, second ss,
no third Ist, kr. C. Cochrane, the Giange, 2nd,
Miss Milt Grapes, white. Fiist prize 10s. s:.cond
ss. no third. Ist, Mr. C. Cochrane, 2nl, Mr. C.
Webb, extra. Mr. A. D. Cochrane. Brace of Cu-
cumbers. First pHie 3s 6.1. secohd 21, no third. Ist,
'Mr. C. Web), 2nd. Mr. W. W. Webb Dish of
12-tomatoes. }list priz._. 2s 6d, second is 6d. Ist,
Hr. C. Webb, 2,id Mr. L. Cie_Mrane. Ban Bonquet.
First prize 3F 6i. ssconil 2a, no th:rd. Ist, Mr.
Cook. Collection cf Frnit, 8 dishes. First p. iz.
78 6), gee ;hr.; ss, third 3s Ga. is,, Mr. t'. Went),
2nd, Mr. Cook, 3.d, Miss Coil is. C
vegetables. 8 rarit.ties. First p:ize ss, t cone -11,.
third 3s. let, Mr. Cook, 2nd, Mii.s Hunt, 3.4.4 +lr.
W.- W. Webh. Collection of cu i flowers. 12 van
ties. Firs: priz 58, secon:l 40. third 2s 6i.. 14
Mr: C. Web, 2nd, Mr. Cook, 3rd, Mr.. F. Ev, ra-
c.-Amateurs : Collection ot greenhouse pant.. not
less than 18. Fist pi ze, IS dwarf o' s, prosented
by Messrs. J. Dickenson and -oras, Chester,. second
78 6d, third 6s. Ist, Samoa lwards. 2oil, Joseph
Clarke, 3rd, B. Brown, Collection of greenhon-e
plaritB. not it as than 9. First prize, seeds or bulbs
of-the winner's own selection offered by MesBrs.
Daniel and Brothers, Norfo:k, second ss, third 38
6d. lit, J. Clarke, 2nd Samuel Edwards, 3rd, W.
Wheelwright. Fuelsdas. 6 vineties. First prize
Rerond 3s, Uri d 23. let, J. Clarke, 2nd, Samuel
Erlware.s, 3rd W. Wheelwright. Pelargoniums
Zonal, three varieties. at pr:z;; 38, s eond 2s,
third Is. Ist, J Clarke 2nd, Samuel Eowards. 3rd,
W. Wheelwright. Specimen pant. First pi ze 35
6s, second 2, &I, third is. Ist. Leash Fol y, 2nd,
Joseph Clarke, 3rd, S -mud l Edwards. i neereus
rooted B-g niss, 3 tail Lies. Firm lriz 3s, second
2s, third is. let. Saniu-1 Edwa:ds. Collection of
eu' flowers, Fl.e. prize 43, second ds, third Is
Ist, 8 mud Edwn,tiie, 2nd, J seph Llarke, 3rd,
Georg- Noise Pansies, 12 vari e-eB. First prize
3s, second 2s, third is. 18t, W. Wheelwright,
Carnations. 6 varieties. First prise 3s, second prize
2s, no. third Prize offered. Ist, W. Wheelwright,
2nd, W . Wooldridge. D.hlies, &able. Fist prize
2s, setotio is H, no t-ird prize. let, W. Wheel-
wright, 2nd, J. W. Wool& idge Dahlias, sin_le.
First prize 2s, second Is 63. let, W. Wheelwright,
2nd, J. W. Wooldtidge. Roses. 12 varieties. First
pr ze 6s, second its Ist, J. W. Wooldridge, 2nd,
Edward Smith. Roses, 6 varieties Fist prize
3s, second 24. let, Edward Smith, *Lid, Henry
Smith. Asters, 12 blooms. First prise 88 61,
second is 61, third ls. Ist, W. Wheelwright and,
J. W. We. idridge, 3rd, J. Clarke. Stocis, 12
blooms. First prize 2s 63, second Is ed, third is.
Ist, W Wheewriget, 2n'), Je Hand !
BOW,' r 5 kltrt prize 2a 6d, secsno i ed. ist,
J, ula 2n, W. WireelwriOrt. Brace of Cnenin-
iteis Fist pi ize 2s, second Is 6.1. let. J. Clarke,
2nd, Alfred Freer. Coilecalou of Vegetables, .6
tilids. Fiat. prise at, feciegi 4i, Wad

George Noke, 2nd, J. W., Woeldriage, 3rd, J.
Ske'ding, Collection of frnit, 6 kinds. Prizes
offered by Mr. Richavi Smith, Worcester, Ist, 6
standard roses, 2nd, 4 standard roses, 3rd, 2 standard
roses -Cottagers : Cellection of window plants,
not less th 11 6, First ptize 45, no second, third 2s.
Ist, J. Perks, 3rd, F. Little. Collection of window,
not Inss than 3 First prize packet seeds value 3s,
second packets of seeds value 2s, both offered by
Lr E Elt, Stourbriche, t ird prize is. Ist, George
Jones, 2nd, J. Forks, 3rd, J. El Taylor. Singe
Foe is;a Firs prise 2s, second is 61, third Is. ht, ,
Gor e 2.1 J. Perks, 3rd, Lucy Squires.
in pl tr.t, say variety. First prize 2s, second
1 ed: third Is. Ist, J. Perks, 2nd, - B Annister,
3fd, harl a Cook. Dahlias, double, 6 blooms, not
less than 6 vrieties, Fir 4 prize 2s, second Is 61,
no tWrd. Ist, J. Perks, 2nd, W. Dilworth. Dahlias,
single, 6 blooms, not leas than 6 v,rieties. First
prize 24, rer ond Is 511. Ist, S Perks. 2nd, E. C.
Bennett. Asters, 6 varieties. First prize 2s, second
is 6d, third Is. Ist, S. Perks, 2nd, ThoiLas Jones,
3rl, Francis Perks. Socks, 6 vaiieties, First prize
2s, a condls 6,1, third is. Ist, S Perks, 2nd, T.
Jones, 3rd, H Bennett, extra, J. Perks. Pansies,
6 var &les. First prize 2e, second is 6d, no third.
Ist Thomas Jones, 2nd Thomas Whitehouse. Nose-
gay of garden flowers First prize 2s, second Is-G
third Is. lit, S. Perks, 2nd. E. Scott, Pird, G. Tar
lor, Nosegay of wit flowers, children. First prize
2s, second Is, third 6d. Collection of cut flowers,
12 distinct varieties. Prize , offered by Mr. Elt, of
seeds to the value of 3s, first prize., and 2s' second
prize. Prizes were .Iso offered for truit and vege-
tables. The prizes were distriuuted by Mrs. F.
Evers.

ANNUAL LICIiNsiNG DAY.—The Arend Licen-
sing Day was held at the Police Court, yesterday.
before Colonel Fletc:ier, M,jor Cochrane, and H. J
. H. Foley, A. Freer, and %V J. TurneyE qs.-Mr.
Superintendent Wheeler presented his annual re
port for the y, sr ending A.ueutit 21st, 1885. which
show-d that the total number of licensed t.ouses in
the division was 243, against 249 in 1884 and 255
in 1883. Of this 243, 159 w,re old licensed, and
74 were beerhenses. Iu 1884 the number of oh
licensed hou-es aas 160, ard in 1883 it was 162;
wile the nimber of beerhouns was 79 for 1884,
and 83 fer 1833. Included in the total number of
licenses were 4 confectioners and other licenses.
and 6 off licenses, the number biing the same ie
each ot the preceding years; and 19 houses holding
Jays licenses, against 9 in each of the two years
?receding. Th re was a total decrease of:12 in the
uunib4r of licenses as cotupared wi,h 1883. and
6as compared with 1884. the number of persons
ewe eded agaima for drunkenness was 513, 01
wide, 496 were convicted, and 47 discharged, giv
ing an incrt.ase of 5 in to nunner co:11;kt, d
1884, and a decrease of 153 as compared with 1883
Twelve licensed porsoi,s had been proeeeded against
and of thesd 6 hat been cenvicted and 6 discharged
Om, lie nse had been endorsed. 01 the six licensed
er-one convicted 4 were licensed victuallers and 2
.v ere beerhouse k eperA, against 7 licensed victualler..
and 7 beerhOnso keepers in 1864, and 21 licensed
victual:erg ,nd 11 heeruouse keepers in 1883. --W.
Wal,lrei mate an applicaion on behalf of Mr.
Char es Pearson, lanelold of the Queen's flea
ter inviie -etit, :or an ot! laten,e. Mr. Perr3
opvos,al toe ,pid,ealon on behalf Mr. Bullock.—
Waltir,n. said the premises were all wished ite
al were in ry way adapted fo. carrying on the
husi,ess 4 a tic. need I ictu.iller.—Mr. H. Zing sate
e prepared the plans produced, and they wer,
o tar ato The house and premises were all enclosed
Tere were 9 ull iiceneed houses and 6 bee, hunS2r
w tin 500 yards 01 Mr. Pearson's house.—Tne
Benuh reiuseel to grant the application.—Mr
Perry made an application for a license to b.
rin 01 t, the Malt Shovel, Cradky The hous.
ha been lieensed for abut 50 pars, uetil 1883
when tne license was refused ou account of tie
wiscouduet of the previous tenant, . There was ne
opposition and he hoped they would take that into
con-ideralon, also that Mr. Growcutt had kept a
pubic ousa at Pensuett for 19 years without a
complaint being made againsc hitn Crouch
stud there were 7 public houses within 350 yar s
of the Malt -hovel. Tie Bench decided to refuse
tne applicati.in.—Peter Knowles appiiad for are
ne eval of the license for the Fox Hunt Inn, Haley
Gregu. Mr. Wheekr said there had been a con
vietien, but since that the honee hal been conducted
very well. rue appication was granted.—Me.
Peiry applied on behelf of Jos ph Dugan for a
r- newal of the license to the Wagon and horses
air. Wheeler opPosed the appliLatien on the groun
that he was not a fit and proper person to conduit
a licensed leetse, he having been three times con-
victt.d d .ring the past year. He had :eceived many
complaints concerning the house. The magis-rates
refused •ha
DituNE6NNasa Je-se Hart aas charged with
being drunk on t 18ch inst. P.C. Jones proved
the ca-e,—Fined 2s Gland costs.—Saniu 1 Lawley
was charged with being drunk on the 15th inst.—
C. Pa) nter pro, ed the case. Fined 2s 6tl an
oa.ts.—ttenry Rude was charged with being drunk
and disorderli .at the 15, it inst.—P.o Farley proved
the o,lse —F ned 5s and i:os:s --John Day was Sued
5s an ler being drunk and disorderly at Pali
LI, on tt.4 oth anst. PA.; Agg and Mr. Griffin
;hawed the o so,—Fined 5s and cos.s.—Henry Fi a
eras oeleaei we h Ving drunk and disorderly on
the 9th inst. at Fairfield. P.C. Agg proveci,the
case,—Fiued 2- Gd and costa—Jesse Reynolds, John
Ravbo eid, Fred Harris, Ctlett tiodget s, Henry
tieorge li,rtle were charged with beleg
B.trtyulsneli, llni-I
oi.iceased premises and refusi g to quit, on
9t, in-it, at Fai. field. The landlady of the
Swan In% Fairfield, said that the defendants cam:
into the heuse and er, ate a disturbance. She re
T 1 stel them ti leave and th.y reused to do so.
rteynol .s struck la.,ep that was on he table wit
- eel .—Mrs Fr..wkee, Mr. Griffin, and P.C. Af:
g ye evi.?eno ';.-11.deerts called a witness who saw
him go tie. We the road, and he said that llooge, is
as 111 in ti house n the pollee went .in.—
Previ tifs COLS wet e proted against Reynolds.
—Tee eases a;ainst Hotlgetdi and Hartle were die-
missed; 11.qno1ds and &yl, s were fined 15s and
eo-ts ; tied Reybould and Harris were fined 10s and
:o-ts,

FURIATS RIDING. SaTTIU'I Smith was charged
wi,h turiouP riling on the 14th inst. P.C. Bird
pr“ve,l the ca,e.—Captain Noel said it was a very
dun:, roue practice, and they shinld fine him 5s and
Costs.

A LAZY FELLOW....- Walter Hatton (rest: d (la a
a rant) was charged with neglccting to support
his i e and four,chddren. Mr Muds proved the
case —Delen,lant, who has previously been to pris3n
for a month for
.a situ Jar uffdtice, was sentenced to
two months' labour.
Bosun OF GOARDIANTS.-Mr. Hasliew presided a!
the w:ekly inetAing of this Board 3 esterday. Ad-
mitt-d into ti e house during the we. k 2, discharged
12, born.l, dead 1. remaining 516, against 549 in the
co responding week lest year. Out—door relief .
Kingseinford ob.triet £4l 5s Od, Stourtridge £3O
49 741, ilaiesow-n las OA, uon-resident paudeJs
,Q 1 19s 81, total £10; 5s 31.1, against £97 18 111.—
The trias.er of the Werlihn use reported that the
...ci.oelinistress was seized with apiplexy the pre-
vious iiight, and it was decided that Ali,s Chance, of
flay Gruen, te appointed to discharge the duties
tetnpurarily.

ERVOITS DE BILLTY.—GRA. ris, a Medical
LN Work showing sufferers hew they may be
owed without the aid of (-Weeks. Free on receipt
o a pamage stamp.—Address SzcalasTaY,.lnstitute
of Anatomy. iirmingimr,

HOW TO SAVE MONEY, is a question all are intere"tA
; t sore at a sacrifice of heAlth, and 11,,we
o mfrts. the gaily increasing deniand or tio,niman's
i.en. 8/ring. rich, deticioul ; proves beyond all else, that
, h Pu.i kuo v 'that pu.e tea is tile beat and ch6A pest
List 4 Ag6nts in tots Cl arke
Sq.eet ; Saito, Chemist. flip, Strcet ,
.11J. rs, 1.36, High StreJt.—arterleyLull, Kivriing
enewLsi.—Kidderminster, iinwitt. Bull ding ales
owea, Aria .1,, cneinist.—Lye. Gremtv.rooi,
Wo. &ley. Wntt, caeulist.—Kingswiaford, Pear.on.—
Brettle Banks
Sr Co Bu 1 ltin2.--A/uarry Bauk biratta, Che vist.
Nervon, Dbiii y 40.1 otUer kintred c .tnp ainta. At
suifeet,rs front taose diSetled CALL oot tin Adviee and
da,doe Gratis, by seudiug all particulate of their case
to ttie Ntedical Secretary, ban Amore Garaens, Sandinern
(31iptiatil, Loudon, 3 W.
For a oustai-iug. cualioning, cud nourishing beverage
dii..k a,tuuly's ['unit Cocua, aan (11 not ba poen:tied
ll)tccei-A it ssubsti,nte.

) E D\J fIY FfiEE r& victim of yout!tial imprn-
A
@dance cawing Premature De.
cay,..e iv cc Debility, Lost elAnhood, etc, baying trind
vutt. every ai.0.0 remedy lies disco%ered a strepre
ace which be will send FKKE to his fellow
t,ufferers Audress J. H REEVES, M5Q.,43 Cliatbam
•tt., New York City, U.S.A..
BECKSLAZIt'a Ross ()i.e.—Tao 'best for tit Toilet.
IF OU AltD I TERILST, I) in the searce foes cure fo
Rheumatism auti Neuralxic Pains you are hereby directed
to obtain of any chemist towsia.'s Itustrsraric Haßsocl-
non. Its extraord nary etti acy has beau atta, tad by Narl
Clexel,don, Lady Waidegreae, the Countess of tutuuor,
.General Wood, and many other eminent persens. It is for
eAWrnal application only. bold in bottles, at IL and
Is id by all Uueansts.
Dael Cali tiraZY thla,.-LOCHICKit'a SOLPHUS Hain
lizaTua6u pioduces a perfectly natural shade in a few
dais. No hair restorer offered is equal to Lockyer'e
Sulphur for its blatitifying. cleaning action oil the
hair. cansieg it always to vow. Large bottles, is ed.
cold eierywnere.
Whole • Profeisional labours necessitate
tong iutervais beiweeu ineals--nothing wirl be found so
.xliotratieg, courturtieg, and capable of sustaining ex-
bauste natuie, as Laabury's -Cocoa, guarraeteed abso-
ntely pure
TARAXACUM AND PODOPHYLLIN.—A liver medicine
' with u. nicreu 7 is a udatu•c of juices of the mandrake
and 4...ue tOU pitt•t;s, gun fur iiitil%cbe, torpidity,
C 3:1; ei?s 11 Ulr. cc, u
ha a keiaugn,t.ce to louu, rral rtisco..eiort,
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