The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1885-09-26 00:00:00

HAGLEY STOCK SALE.
EVERY HO,NDAY.
THE usual Supply of CATTLE, SHEEP,
PIGS, &c.
OATES, PEURENS, & WOOLDRIDGE

STOURBUIDGE STOCK SALE.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, ;1885.
H. KING Auctioneer.

HARVINGTON STOCK SALE.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th, 1885.
250 SHEEP AND LAMBS
60 HEAD OF CATTLE
keluding the following special entries :
150 very Prime Fat \V ET HER '1 ho proper' v
30 Prime Fat 3.year-old HEIFERS of Mr. E. Heils
and OXEN who will give a
G Fat CALVES week's keep.
ALSO
10 Grand Fat West Hie:h.and OXEN, the property of
Miss Harward, Winterfold.
H. KING, Auctioneer.
Luncheon (by Ticket), on the Table at 1 o'clock,
A conveyance will meet the 12 58 train at Kidder-
Minster,

aux of EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT
THE TALBOT 110 TEL, STOURBRIDGE.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th, 1885.
MR, H. KING has received Instructions from Miss
Neale, of Forest Lndge, Kinver, to SELL by
cries, as above, the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
and EFFECTS, consisting of a Decorated BED ROOM
JITE, Iron and Brass BEDSTEADS. Wool Mattress,
Prime FEATHER BEDS, Handsome Toilet Sets,
kalcgany DINING ROOM SUITES, BRUSSELS
Vad Other CARPETS and RUGS, Brass FENDERS,
'4l*gant over MANTEL GLASSES, Fancy Glass, Fi
Screen, Drawing Room CENTRE SETTEE, Ebonized
TABLEs, CHAIRS, and BR CKETS ; Dinner and rea
hEItVICES, Kitchen Utensils, Szc , removed to the
abc'vd Hotel from Forest Lodge, for converlier.ca of sale.
Bale to commence at 11 o'clock.
Catalogues may be had of the Auctioneer, Stourbridge

tIOUSE WANTED, on gravel mil, within easy
churchdis-
and station, gGod market town,
,*itla 3 reception of
rooms, 3 beat bedrooms and dressing
5 servants' rooms, 2 staircases and W.C., Llouse-
ht-tper's room, servants' hall, and all other offices,
Ohlirg Lir 4 horses, Coach house, Cow house and
`lE.gery, good kitchen garden and small flower garden,
" greenhouse, with about 10 or 12 acres of grass lane,
°rus fair size, but not over large, in the reighboar-
'Tod of Coalbrk okdale or Bewdley, or some pretty prt
bclirtyll.e.country.—Apply to Wh;te 8t Co., Limittd, Shrews-

£lO TO £2,000
IMPNEY.—WHERE AND HOW TO GET IT.—
llte„ THE IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANE having
tak:_eatablished for eight years in Liverpool, has now
ll xtensive Premises in London, where burrowers
the have the opportunity of obtaining advances upon
14115 eat" equitable terms which have caused the
A.dvance Bank in Liverpool to become familiar
fpxsehold words.laoeholders rofessional Gentlemen, Farmers,
Itts4itiVePers, 'Licensed Victuallers, Lodging-house
Tradesmen, Dairymen, Cab Proprietors,
othtners, Clerks, persons entering into business, and
,\Valer ,resPonsible persons, in any part of England and
Ykry;" can obtain eivances almost immeaiately, in sums
qUitlit from £lO to 1:2,000, NO SURhTIES
IZ
esltt44ll), either upon their furniture, s'-f,ck, plant,
4lttaels Crops, implements ( they retaining the free use 0
4141 ",or upon note of hand alone. Ben distraint
.
,ro4l(qtier executions paid out. Advances extended
kkissio"e to five years. Easy repayments. No evil -
"%lee's paid to agents, borroweJ therefore
ni
reap e
,t 1144,0 Liberal advances Inficie up on dep?sit at er
surplus stocks, jewellery, furniture, deeds,
l' with' scrip, and upon every kind of valuable pro-
put the strictest privacy.
t‘titiother information by calling upoi or writing
° amount required) LEWIS SIM ONI3, Principe
Imperial Advance Bank,
245, Tottenham Court Road, London, W. C.

--k'itjlet.4—Aluu ON NORMAN & STA.CEY'S EIRE
--- SYSTEM. rEPOEIT not Lecessary
l°o4:ical !tycl strictly ilivate, 'aithout the objection
4,a,xty t,ellillarities of dealers end others. r 3 years
to(Na frotl•ne wiy3leFale maLufacauring firm,: to select
31' Write for piticulars. Carriage paid and
.etorit;Tbgetnents for coluttry. Offices, 79, *nen
'kreet, London, E.C.

T ° Ts HE ELECTORS
OF THE
DROIT WICH DIVISION
OF THE COUNTY OF WORCESTER.i
GENTLEITEN
The time is at hand when, under the new Reform
Bill and the Bill for the Redistribution cf Parliareentrry
Seats, 1885, the main part of the old Borough of Droit•
wich will become merged into one of five divisions of the
County. I wish to express my gratitude to my old Con-
stituents for the confidence and support with which they
have honoured me for many years, in repeatedly return-
ing sue at the heed of the poll, by large majorities, and
I shall ever consider it an honour to have been the last
representative of an Ancient Borough, which sent its
that member to Parliament in the reign of Edward the
First.
Flattered by several large and influential Deputations
from diffe:eut perte of this Divis'on, I have now the
honour to appeal to en enlarged constituency.
To my old friends and coestituerts I am well known ;
to the new Electors cf this Division, ehoru I hope to
call my friends and supportt-rs, I would firet observe :
I have been in the midst of your Division from my
boyhood upwards, a pen i exceeding forty years. I
have, under Providence, been in the main a successful
man of business in all I have undertaken ; I am one of
the largest employers of labour in one of the great staple
trades of this county; am a landowner in several
counties ; largely connected as a Director and otherwise
with Inland and Maritime Canals, Docks, and Railways;
and in regard to the interett 1 have ever taken in the
welfare of all connected with me in biasinesa or land, I
venture to presume my Workmen and my Tenants will
give a goad account of me.
My business training and experience, together with
many years of Parliamentary life, the interest I have
taken, and the vots I have recerded on many important
measures brought before the Legislature will, I hope, be
considered by you a good augury for the future, if you do
me the honour to return me as your Representative.
In the present state of polities, I am one of those who
attach little importance to the old designations or land-
• marks of parties, sucls as " Whig and Tory." `• Liberal
and Conservative," &c., cte ; I consider they have for
some time past been mere matters of sentiment. lam
ready to support all sound measures which I conicien-
tiously,believe to be f r the good of the people, from
whatever party they may come, and to oppose those I
conscientiously believe to be dangerous to tee community
at large. in makieg this declaration, I wish sincerely to
assure my political friends that I am net nor do I ever
intend to be, less Liberal in the future than I have been
in the past, in everything that concerns the equal rights
and privileges of eli classes of society, from the peer to
the peasant.
I wish to maintain unsullied the National Honour,
the Public Credit, and the Rights of Property, without
which we must fall from that distinguished and exalted
position we have so long occupied in tie scale of nations.
1 am a man of Peace, and would exhaust every means
consistent with the honour, the digaity, and interest of
this country to preserve it ; but with the lirgest Maritime
Commerce in the world, and Colonies ot which we may
well be proud, we cannot neglect the means of successful
defence in case of war.
I shall be in favour of County Boards, to give the
ratepayers a voice and vote in the management of county
affairs; also a Bill to adjust the incidence of Local Tax-
ation.
I shall also feel it my duty to support any Bill to
facilitate and cheapen the transfer of Land, and for any
equitable measures for further promoting the interests of
Landlord and Tenant, in which the Agricultural Labourer
must not be forgotten.
I wish to see every working man have a healthy home
for his Family, a good Garden, his Pig. and in many
cases his Cow, anti an acre or two of Pasture Land, but
beyond that extent I should hays grave doubts as to the
result, Peasant farming I should be glad to see a success,
bat from what I have seen in France, Poland, and Cie'-
many, I must honeet:y express my opinion, with due
respect to the good faith of its advocates, that it would,
as a rule, prove a serious failure.
I wish to see Colonial Federation with the Mother
Country. Such a compact would not only lead to mutual
prosperity, but in case of war, we should be equal .o all
the World in Arms against us.
Whilst I am a member of the Church of England, and
the Patron of Livings, I am painfully conscious of certain
defects in her Administration, and am a zealous advocate
for a thorough Reform, or abolition of all abuses, within
the Church, such as the scandalous trafli e in the sale of
Livings, &sc., but whilst I wish to see every abuse re-
formed, I could not join in. or see with indifference any
attempt to confiscate her revenues. To those of my
Dissenting friends aud brethrea, who know me, bota in
Eng`and and Wales, to whose Funds for new Chapels
and Schools I have often coutributed, I need hardly say
that I look upon religioua liberty as the birthright of
every subject of this Realm.
A question of paramount importance in the next Par-
liament will be Legislation for Ireland. lam prepared,
without reference to Creed or Pasty, to do justice to
Ireland in every sense of the term. In common with
England she has a right to demand County Boards and
Local self-Government, but if my deriniteen of Home
Rule be correct, it means the creation of a hostile State
adjoining the Shorts of England, and eventually Civil
War ; it could not for a moment be entertained.
Reform of the rules of Procedure of the House of
Commons hot become imperative, and I wish to see the
House of Lords brought more in harmony and co opera-
tion with the Commons.
Associated as I have been from my eouth upwards
with the Working Classes, my sympathies are naturally
with the toiling masses, in all that concerns their religi-
ous, moral, and social welfare.
My own long experience has confirmed, what has
often bteu written, that exceller ce, not only in Politics,
but in most of the utfairs of life, exists between extr, mes.
On the faith of my acts and reputation during the last
forty years, I venture to solicit the su2port of thoughtful
and prudent men of every Class, and should it be their
pleasure to honour Ime with their confidence, I shell
ever consider the National Welfare a sacred auty. ; the
aisteufactuting, Commercial, and Agricultural interests
of the County of Worcester in particular.
I have the honour to be, Gentlsmen,
Your very faithful Servant,
JOHN CORBETT.
Impney, Droitsvich, September, 1855.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
DISCONTINUANCE OF SEASON EXCURSIONS
r 11HE LAST of the WEEKLY EXCURSIONS will
•ran on SATURDAY, SEPIEMI3ER 26th, and on
MONDAY, ;.EPTEMBER 28th.
J. GRIERSON, General Manager.

PH(E NIX FIRE OFFICE
LONDON.
(ESTABLISHED 1 7 2 )
INSURANCE AGAINST LOSSES BY FIRE AND
LIGHTNING.
UNDOUBTED SECURITY, MODERATE
RATES. PROMPT AND LIBERAL SETTLE-
MENTS.
ME. PERRY, Solicitor, Agent for Stourbridge,

SEASON 1885.
VALENTINE, HARDAWAY & SOPPING
(Members of Tattersall's, Boulogne-Sun-Mer, France )
THE Oldest Established Firm in existence. Entrie
for the ST. LEGER, CESABEW:CH AND CAM-
BRIDGESHIRE, forwarded free upon receipt of address
DOUBLE AND TREBLE EVENTS.
SHARES—"The secret of BUCCON is knowing what
to buy and when to stli," Mining Shares when ju-
diciously dealt in, make the largest profits and in the
shortest time. Mr. T. G. Dixos, Shan broker, Hull,
has always placed in his hands for sale good Mining and
other Shares, that make from 50 to 100 per coot in a
fortnight. Send for particulars.
A Book showing "How to wake a £lOO per year by
culturing one acre of ground; and anoth, r £lOO per
year by Keeping Poultry. Bees, Rabbits and Pigs—
Post free sd. from the Pubiisher, Sun Office, Hull.
—Agents supplied at 35. per dozen.
DAILY RELIABLE TURF ADVICE, sent by an old estab-
lished Turf Correspondent, whose practical experience
is forwarded directly, he learns a good thing. What to
lay and what to back, sent by privaze wriVen letter, 12
stamps telegrams with finals any day 23., addressed, H.
WiLsos, Turf Herald Office, Hull. No comrnitsions
done.

TRADESME NS' ADDRESSES
11.1fr6d J OTT-PR
RAILWAY AND CANAL WHARVES.
STOURBRIDGE.
00AL of all the Best Qualities Delivered at Lowest
. Possible Price i,id at the Shortest Notice.
• Special quotations for Truck and Boat Loads.
USUAL ;MADE, -TERMS. -
Cheap qualities of Coal always in Stock, which
A. J. 0. can deliver at as low a price as anyone
in the trade.
Price Lists on application,

F
TOBACCONIST
92, HIGH STREET,
STOURR
HAS A
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF NEW
MEERSCHAUM
AND
BRIAR-ROOT PIPES,
PLAIN AND FANCY
CIGAR AND CIGABEITE HOLDERS
And Every Description
TOBACCONIST'S GOODS
ALSO A FINE STOCK OF
CIEGFAAL-tS
OF THE BEST BRANDS
TOBACCOS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
The Old Established Shop
92, High-St.
STOTIRBRIDG-E

TIMOTHY JONES & Go
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING PLAIN
AND FANCY STATIONERS Ac. &c.
The Largest and mast Complete Stock of
GENERAL AND FANCY STATIONERY,
CUT TISSUES, &c. Sze., in the Midland Counties.
PHOTO and SCRAP ALBUMS. PURSES, BIBLES
PRAYER BOOKS, CHURCH SERVICES, &c., &c.
THE TRADE MOST LIBERALLY DEALT WITH.
11 & 12, EDGBASTON STREET
BIRMINGHAM.
WHOLESALE DEPOT kOR
Sto7o Ornanionts
SHOW ROO:\I NOW OPEN FOR SELECTION.
WILLOW AND MANILLA SHAVINGS.
SPECIAL SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
WOOD BRACKETS.
Fancy Money Boxes, Drauß-ht Boards
and Men, Chess, Dominoes, Games, &c,
Flaying Ca,rds,
CIIRISTMAS CARDS
SAMPLE BOOKS ARE NOW READY.
Splendid Assortment of all Pub-
lishers, Hand Painted, and
NEWEST NOVELTIES.
•

„
MIDLAND
111 TUSIC. WAREHOUSE
181, LOWER HIGH STREET,
Is the only place in Stourbridge whero you can obtain
a PI AN 0 FOR rE, HARMONIUM, AMERICAN
ORGAN, or itLy other kind of Musicll Instrument on
the easy system of pi... Talent by Weekly, Monthly, or
Quarvrly Instalments.
Either PilLoforte or Harm,nium may be had for LI
d.wo.---For further parlculars, apply, 181, Lower High-
treet,
Accordions, "Co:vet...ices, Musical Boxes, Guitars,
Banjos. Flutes, Fires, Barrel Organs, oEgaoines, Melo-
:icons, Violins, and a greet: vlrivty of othcr instruments,
may be had on Wel! Pa311.-,-?lts of is.
:the Musical Instrument,, by celerated rnakers, now
in sUck, rid be found superior to,nieny ,:•:d inferior to
to none, An tarly in.l)ection is tarz,tetly ;nyited.
PIANOS, 7 °Cul: s, "Tricitord, in ReAwc:Ai-or Walnut
Ca7;es, from .tl7.
PIANOS, Iron Frame.
--
PIANOS, Overstrung.
PIANOS, Double Oversbung.
THE isibßS PIANOS.I
AMERICAN ORGANS .ND HARMONIUMS.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS FOR CASH,
LOWEST PRICES ON "THE HIRING SYSTEM.”
To Intending:Purchasers References will be Submitted.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Pianos, Organs. and Harmoniunis purchased from this
Establishment will be kept in Tune and Repair,
Free of Charge, for 12 months.
A CONCERT PIANOFORTE for HIRE, by the Night.
TUNING in Stourbridge and surrounding district' Con-
tracted for by the year or otherwise.; -
REPAIRS of every description undertaken.:
TO BAND MASTERS AND OTHERS.
INSTRUMENTS.SUPPLIED on the Shortest Notice
EASY TERMS, IF REQUIRED.
CHARLES E. r-IREEN,
•
••••A
MIDLAND MUSIC WAREHOUSE,
!81, LOWER HIGli STREET
STOURBRIDGE.

MONEY TO LEND.
AT A FEW HOURS NOTICE, at much lower
rates of interest than charged by other offices.,
Privately from £5 to £I,GOO to I‘lWe and Females, uk:on
Note of Hand alone, also up, a Furniture, Trade and
Farm Stock, Crops, or any available Security, without
removal, publicity, or sureties. Responsible persons
can have the money without Bill of Sale. Also upon
Deeds, Lice Policies, Bonds, Shares, Jewels, Dock
Warrants &c., at 5 per cent. Repayments to suit
borrowers own convenience. Stricleat Secrecy observed
in all transactions. Call or write the manager.
Bristol Advance and Deposit Company,
34, Stephens Chambers,
Baldwin Street,
BRISTOL.

WORTH A GUINEA A BOX!
BEECIIATUrS
-
A .I.kr. admitted ;-• .• those
„L'lLsands ti be wo.,h above
,-;
s, a CUINEA A Box fur Bilious
and Nervous Disorders
4.17 ;451, such as wind and Pain at
. the Stomach, Sick Head•
; 1-)ATENT / ache, Giddiness, Fu'ness
= t and Swelling after meals.
• P I 1.• IDizziness and Drowsiness,
• • ....
r-lit Cold Chills, Fleshings of
• !hat, Loss of Appetite,
.‘czy hortness of Breath, Cos-
• tiveness, f•• curvy, blotches
•S' -V" " on the Skin, Disturbed
Sleep, Frightful Dreams
and all nervous and grem-
... blirg Sensations, , utc.
The first dose will give relief in twenty minutes
This is no fiction, for they have done it in thousands
of cases. The Proprietor of the Pills having obtained
a great expense) a Patent for them, he chailenges the
whole world to produce a medicine equal to them tor
removing the above•named complaints, and r,storing
the patient to sound and lasting health.
Every sufferer is earnestly invite I to try one box of
ese Pills, and they will be acknowledged to be.
WORTH A GUINEA A BOX.
For females of all ages these Pills are invaluable, as
a few doses of them carry off all gross humours, open
all obstructions, and bring at out all that is required.
No female should be wil bout them. There is no remedy
to be found to equal BE a CH A AI'S PILLS for removing
any obstruction or irregularity ( f the system. It taken
according to the directions given with each box, th y
will soon restoie females of all ages to sound end ro
bust health.
For a weak Stomach, impaired digestion, and all dis-
orders of the liver, they act like "MAGIC," and a few
doses will be found to work wonders ucon the most
important organs in the human machine, They
strengthen the whole muscular system, restore the
long-lost comp'exion, bring back tha keen edge of
appetite, and arouse into action, with the ItosEntrn of
health, the whole rhysical et. ergy of the human frama.
These are "FACTS" a6mitted by thousands embracing
all classes of Society, and one ot the beet guarantees to
the Nervous and Debilitated is, BEECHAM'S PILLS
have the largest sale of any Patent Medic.ne in the
world,
•
Beecham's Magic Cough Pills.
As a remedy for Coughs in general, Asthma, Diffi-
culty in Breathing. Shortness of Breath, lightness and
Oppression of tha Chest, Wheezing, Etc., these Pills
stand unrivalled, and anyone labouring under any of
the above complaints, need only try One Box to prove
that they are the best ever offered to the public for
Asthmatic and Consumptive Coughs, Hoarseness and
Oppression of the Cheat. They speedily remove that
sense of oppression and Difficulty of Breathing which
nightly deprive the the -patient of rest. They give
almost instant relief and comfort to those afflicted with
the above eistressiug and, when neglected, dangerous
complaints. Let any person troubled with any of the
above complaints give Beecham's Cough Pills a
trial,
The most violent Cough will a a short time be
removed.
CAuTloN.—The public are requested to notice that
the words, "BEECIIAM'S PILLS, St, Helen's," are on
the Government Stamp affixed to each box of the Pills
if not on, they are a forgery.
Prepared only, and sold wholesale and retail, by the
proprietor, T. Beecham' Chemist, St. Helen's
Lancashire, iu boxes at is, lid. and 2s. 9d. each. San
post free for 15 or 36 stamps.
Sold by all Druguists and Patent Medicine Dealers
in the Dotted Kingdom.
N.B.—Full Directions are given with each box.

DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS aud LIVER PILLS,
THE BEST FAMILY APERIENT MEDICINE.I
T tIE BEST FAMILY APERIENT MEDICINE,
THE BEST FAMILY APERIENT MEDICINE.
THE BEST FAMILY APERIENT MEDICINE.

SCOTT'S bILIOUS aud LIVER PILLS,
MILD, but EFFICACIOUS, 'WITHOUT MERCURY
MILD, but EFFICACIOUS, WITH ()ITT MERCURY
MILD, but EFFICACIOUS, WITH OU F MERCURY
MILD, but EFFICACIOUS, \Milo UT MERCURY

DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS.
CURE HEAD kcHE and LOSS of APPETITE.
CURE HEADACtIE and LOSS ot APPETITE.
CURE HEADACHE and LOS s of APPETITE.
CURE HEADACHE and LOSS of APPETITE.

DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS.
CURE INDIGESTION, FLATULENCY and WIND
CURE INDIGESTION, FLAW I,ENCY and WIND
CURE INDIGEs+TION, FLATULENCY and WIND
CURE INDIGESTION, k LATULLNCY, and WIND

DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS.
ARE UNEQUALLED as a BLuOll PURIFIER.
ARE UEQ CALLED as a BLOOD PURIFIER.
ARE UNEQUALLED as a BLOOD PURIFIER.
ARE UNk.QUALDED ass BLOOD PURI/ IER.

TRADESMENS' ADDRESSES.
BUY ONLY ENGLISH WATCHES
13 *IE N S 0 .N. ' S
(NEW PATENT No. 4G58)
" LUDGATE" WATCH
HAS C,BTAiNED THE
IGLU ST. 11,WAnD
&I.,GOIjD M 8J ID
AT. TIIL:
INVENTIONS I XHIETION, 1885.
SILVER GOLD
c.
uou.
,
,
a ...iiaaltV,aar k
0
,
A\•.%
• •
• /.4 _
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TII
'Ludgate' Watch is a Silver English Lever
OF MY BEST LONDON MAKE,
WITH
''SPECIAL STRENGTH"
THREE-QUARTER . PLATE MOVEMENT,
JEWELLED THROUGHOUT IN RUBIES,
TRUE CHRONOMETER BALANCE,
ADJUSTED FOR EXTREMES,
WITH DAMP AND DUST PROOF
PATENT RING BAND AND EXTENDED
BARREL.
MASSIVE STERLING SILVER DOME CASES
WITH CRYSTAL GLASS FRONT,
Which combia(s the Strehgth of the Hunter with
the conveninee of the Open Face Watch.
WINDS, SETS HANDS AND OPENS AT BACK,
The Immense superiority in Value, Accuracy,
and Durability of the "Ludgate" Watch to
Swiss and American (made in imitation of
and sold as English,) and to the Old Full-Plate
English Lover) still sold by other makers,) from the
great defects of which the "Ludgate" is exempt,—
is proved by thi4 Award of a
GOLD MEDAL.
THE ONLY ONE *ADJUDGED TO ENGLISH
WATCHEs.
TuE "LUDGATE" IS OF BETTER QUALITY
AND VALUE
THIN ANY LEO WATCH HIMERTO MADE.
THE ".LUDGATE' IS MY BEST LONDON
MAKE,
STRONG. HANDSOME, & RELIABLE,
WILL STAND THE HARDEST WEAR AND
BOUGHES U USAGE,
AND IS THEREFORE THE BEST WATCH
FOR HOME, INDIAN & COLONIAL WEAR, BY
RAILWAY MEN, MINERS AND
COLONISTS, (No. 1, LihOE SIZE)
WORKMEN & ARTIZANS, (No. 2, As SKETCH),
GENTLEMEN, OFFICERS & MEN IN ELM.,
SERVICES, YOUTHS' & BOYS' (No. 3, SMALL)
‘VT.LL BE SENT, FREE & SAFE AT MY RISK
TO ALL PAM'S- OF THE WORLD Volt £5 5s
OR IN 18-CARAT GOLD CRYSTAL GLASS
GASES, TWELVE GUINEAS, (No.
3 Size.)
A Remmittance by P. 0.0., Draft ( r Cash, mtiA
accompany Order,
SPECIALLY NOTE that J. W. BENSON is the
only Maker of a Three • Quarter Plate
English Watch tor £5 ss, in Silver, or Ll 2 12s,
in Gold, and that our Patent "Ludgate" Watch
cannot be had through, or of any other Watch,"
maker in the Kingdom. Any infringement of
the Patent Rights wi:l be pi o:.eede.d against.:
An illustrated and Priced BOOK, explain-
ing the advantages of this Watch over
the Full Plate English Watches sold by all
other makers, will be sent Post Free on
application. to
J. W. BENSON
WA TCHMAKER TO H. M. TM; QELEN,
THE STE k.M FACTORY.
62 AND 64, LUDGATE HILL, E,C ,
AND 25, OLD BOND STREET, W, LONDON
Consequent upon the award If the GOLD MEDAL,
the demand, always great, h:s, SO increased as to
necessitate wore ext,nsive Machinery, which new
enables us to EXECUTE ALL O.ItDERS foe the
"LUDGATE" WATCH wiruouT DEALAY.
Illustrated Pamphlets of Watches from
.£2 to
£5OO, Gold and Silver J;;wellery, Clucks, ([louse
t. hime and Turret) Eh:aro-Plato, and Musical
Boxes, Free on Application.
CLUB ASSOCIATIONS.— FOREMEN, SECRE-
TARIES OF FRIESDLY SOCIETIES, AGENTS,
and others will find their In_omes considerably in-
creased by eAabbsbing Clubs, for the New l'a,ent
"Ludgate" Watch, as it is worth frzna 'to £lO
more than any English Watch sold, and therefore
bound to tu.pers-Liall oth ,rs. Particulars on ap-
plication.

arGn In BLOOD IS THE LIVE':

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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND RESTORE',
SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, Blotches, Ulcerated Sore
Legs, Old Sores, Glendale Swellings, Cancerous
Ulcers, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles,
Ringworms, Scald Heads, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas,
It?h, Scarfs, Discolomtions of the Skin, 'Humours
and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or
nature, are literally carried out of the system in a
• short time by the use of this world-famed Medicine
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS FROM ALL PARTS
. "West Orchard, Coventry, Jan. 6, 1883
"It is with pleasure Pwrite to inform you of my complete
cure. - have been annote4 tor six yeses' -wan. ulcers, ex-
tending from my ankles to my hips. After having been
under the ts o head doctors in Coventry, and tried numer-
oas advertised remedies, all of which failed, I p!ocuri3d
a largo bottle of yoar Blood Mixture, and received grea
benefit directly I- took it, and am happy to tell you that
one large and two small bottles completely cured me, and
I have not got a sore upon me. I am now able to wal
without my crutch and stick, which I have not been abli
to do for six years. You can make use of my name anyhow
you like, so thankful am I,
Yours truly, "JaNIC HrGIIES."
IMPORTANT ADVICE TO ALL—Cleanse the vitiate
blood whenever you find its impurities burstin
through the skin in pimples, eruptions, or sores,
cleanse it when you find it obstructed and sluggis
• in the ve!ns ; cleanse it when it is foul, and you
feelings will tell you Wl' en. Keep the blood pun,,
and tce health of the system will :ollow.
As this mixture is pleasant. to the taste, ant
• warranted free from anything injurious to the mosi
delicate constition of either sex, the Proprietor
solicit sufferers to give it a trial to testi s value.
O,LARICUB WORLD-FAMED BLOOD MIXTURE is Sol
in Bottles 2s 6d each, and in Cases, cmtaiiiing si
times •he quantity, us each—su incl. at t" effects perman-
ent cure in the Freat majority of long standing cases, byal
Chemists and Patent Medicine Vend irs th-ougliout the
world, or on receipt of 80 or 132 stamps, by th 9 Proprietors
TUB LINCOLN 6; MIDLAND COUNTIES' DIAUM • COMPAItIC,I
LINCOLN
Trade Mark.—" Blood Mixture.' 1

This Powder so celebrated, is perfectly unrivalled in destroying
BUGS, FLEAS, MOTHS, BEETLES, and all Insects (whilst per
fectly harmless to all animal life). All woollens and furs should be
well sprinkled with the Powder before placing away. It is invaluable
to take to the Seaside. To avoid disappointment insist upon having
" Resting's Powder." No other Powder is effectual. Sold only 01
tins. ea, 15., and 2s. ed. Beware of imitation, pon't be deceived.
WORMS /N CHILDREN,
WORMS IN CHILDREN,
Veasily. LutelY, and with perfect safety got rid of by luting
ATING'S W OBY TABLETS, Tins, Is. lid. each.
NURSE EDDA'S CARMINATIVE.
. This tineSttalled remedy is entirely free from any Opiates
or noligsrarong acting Medicine ; its effect is instant in relieving
Infant* GRIPES, WIND, COLIC, &o. It is guaranteed a
simple Medicine. No one in charge of a Baby should be
withasit la. tattle at Chemists, or free on receipt
of that SIMI ,51 lashing, Chemist, London.