The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1885-03-28 00:00:00

SATURDAY, MANCIT 28, 1885.

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money from a Binaingbani money-lender, and he
was
near Oliva for favoritism, altho' Lti
give St. Tionorat heir support. For the Per_,lPliat
muiv",,
had to pay about the same rate as to Zia. Harrison. ..
He had made £2OO per year by his profession, but
crztt:.w,i
.;tatslePai7.ld.ov, had a lot of ine„ ec.7
he had not paid all the claims of his Lon Ten - :iVeeFe,; OKford cr
Boat Bac',
grit fo:Tt., lif no mishap occurs
agents, and the .£2OO ought not to be considered - .
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profits, but what he had left at the end of the yutr.
e
He had lost money in a transaction in which ie em wen ,
He paid income tax on R4OO, and never appealed. in easily. I must congratulate my reader'
cil lauding for them Bdigo, the first DI
hec
event of the season, the Lincolnshire Handicap',
brother was concerned at Hart's Hill, and had to
pay heavily for interest on money borrowed in con-
hope it will be a forerunner of more success
noction with the same m itter.—Mr. Jobson said notice that the Hull Tissue send out cheap lel°
hi h
the debtor had had -2500 in one year, and asked grams, five days a week for 12 stamps'
how he had spent it.—The bankrupt said he had daily investors must prove of great service.
accounted for 4300 by reason of the matters above.
His office expenses and rent were heavy, but he
lived at home. In 1883 he was married, and began
housekeeping. Ile had well—at the rate of £5OO
per annum—part of the year, and he thought if it
kept on at that rate be should be all right. He
considered himself solvent because of the reversion-
ary interest, The del t,r then showed that he had
lost money, and had to pay interest on it whilst
"financing" Messrs. Adams and Pechnine in erect-
ing houses at Queen's Cross. He had an articled
clerk with whom he received .275, to be paid back
in salary, but the clerk had the deeds, not as
security, as suggested, but because he (the debtor)
had not sought to keep them. In conclusion, the
bankrupt declared that he had not pledged any of
his goods, nor was there a settlement at the mar-
riage.—He was allowed to pass his examination.

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OVER THE SUNSHINE OF EXISTENCE aAis:7llo
"IL ACK CLOUD. 3teri With the uncertainty. of I.te is mingled tbe dark 10Yessie ,
of death! While on the one hand we catch the wele1";,
sound of a new breath of life that tells of an additiovs.k,
.our species„ on the other we shudder as we hear 01
lug wings of the Destroying Angel' The mighty 143'c're.
the Great Influence which rules the Universe has P
rnoanced our fate; the dread flat has gone forth, and ev:47s
mortal man Is doomecl to die. But, though we OS-ns,.
prevent, can we postpone death? The question is mon' •
be •
. tons, even
,if it concern the prolongation of Blab ibs
. single hour, inasmuch as every Instinct prompts us to Ls, •
• the boldest battle we can for this glorious boon of existe,.:,
The promptings of instinct are but the spontaneous
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of nature, and it is our duty to obey. But there sta. re
mains the question, can death be postponed by aBl„ll..se
hour? Yes; for the world works in obedience 0 01"'ii,e
laws; and a stuey of these prove that those wh )119*Ya 4co
judgment and the will to buckle on the shield, WU:di
nature places ready to the .r grasp, may ward off the 1051j 1
one attacks of the implacable enemy of life, until
old age, toe vital faculties gradual y decay, and the
of Peace glides softly into our ipreoeuce. leading
were, in a gentle slumber to the regions beYOlll. '
shadow of the tomb.
The Fell Destroyer makes his first approaches in 100/f
farms, but none are more favoured by him than tiller°,
a deadly foe now preying upon the very vitals ef 11"1,0
Society. What is this foe? There are few ainong "
have not been or are now to some extent its vl.Oll
f
Would the reader know if he, t so, is under the ban 0
frightful scourge? Let him ask himself whether he
periences any of the following symptoms: -
There are pains about the chest and sides, nude°
times in the back, The month has a bad taste, esPo°“„s
in the morning; and there are feelings of dullness a',
drowsiness. The appetite is poor, a sort of sticky 01,0::
collects about the teeth, there is a feeling as of a 100,4,
load on the stomach, and sometimes a faint, 101407.;
sensation at the pit of the stomach, which food does
satisfy. The eyes are sunken, the hands end feet ueeofi;
cold and feol clammy. After a while a cough sets 10
first dry 'but attended in the course of a few OS ' 111011 . eie
expectoration of a greenish colour. The seffeeer t
constantly tire I, and sleep seems o afford him no
Nervousness, irritability, and evil forebo Sings le,sw.j.
When rising suddenly, there is a giddiness, a sort of--
nig sensation in the head. The bowels become eeeti'l
the skin is dry and hot at times; tile blood beeinnos thica
and stagnant; the whites of the eyes are tinged `5!;
yellow; the urine is scanty and high coleatred,•dep
se dim entafter standing- There is frequeutly a sl'it.itn,V
up at the bid—at times with a soar taste acid et ,
with sweetish taste. 'This is ofteu attetelee witn p
lion a the heart or impaired vision, with :spots beio" t .
eYoseseaccompanied by great prostration and iseaktuP;;
All us these symptoms are in turn present. If is thagii
hat nearly one-third of our population has this diecg°.ol,„
a ome of its varied forms. Medical men have mionolieu
nature of the malady. Its true name is Dyspepsia or, jp
thgestion ; for which a certain remedy is to be 10110'4
Mother Seigers Curative Syrup—a medicine which hes
in both hemispheres a confidence founded only us ita gr.° of
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virtues, The Syrup can be obtained from au cheew . ,06
medicine vender, or from the proprietors, A. .1. l'St -
(Limited), 17, tarriagton Bead, London, E.C.
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mis we Buechler, Eastover, Bridgwoiter, sonde ---
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"West Quay, Bridgwater, ,
“December tfist, 18Se
"Dear Sir,—lt affords ma great pleasure to add my 1,°5„,
mony to the wonderful effects of alother Seism's Car 6- -
at .
Syrup. For a period of eight years I suiferes fro f
severe cough and indigestion, with frequent attacks, ti
rheumatism ; aud for elevee months I was under tuedt,
treatment, without deriving the slightest benefit. 1140,"-.
four (lectors I was under assured ma that mine was a 11)11
est 3 Ca-e, and gave sue up 55 incurable. About "--,
time I heard of Seigel's Syrup, which I was iuducel,i;
try, and through its use, I tun thankful to say,
gut restored to health, and am now able to follow
usual occupation. I may say that whenever L fool ‘11„'
least symptom of my old complaints I at once
fete doses of the Syrup, which (lancet), sets me all riit:n,
send you this in the hope tuat other sufferers WO '
iuducea to give the Syrup a trial.—Yoars truly,
(Signed) "Win. Bendetl:o
W. H. Hein? r, We CO was, LW. :--"Yourtuedila:o,7:o
have a large sate for- a sale which most uertnin
not decrease now thathas a ...why is wearing off, willi"
speaks well for its real 'units.
W. S. Gta.ss, Friockbeim :-."lt is about tka Oil
genuine patent medicine in the market.
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J. H. EyANS„ Market Cr,#as, Dpsala :—I have WO-- „
severalvary flattering reports of tau beatalts asriv4
the use ot 'Mother seigel's Syrup and Pills,' wales
ell tines to me a source of wawa greater pisa3uro OW 5.11
locuniary advantage as can conceive of eo groOr
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measure in this life than that of uoing 'uvula Int
relieving the sot:o4ra oi au:Tarim/ n a uNgitv.
ON.:1 BOX nf CLAUX v.Vii B 41 PiLLS is warranted to
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from the tfrinari Org,t,s, :It eiziteri,;„
required or constitutional. is rave and Pains in tuo P. 1":,
Sold in boxes Is Lid each, by all ._lheinists and
medicitie Vendors ; or sent to au address for 6.) 6tanao u.':,
makers "Tar. LiziCaLX & AIIDLA.No COUNTlii,s'
COBPANr, Lincoln, Wholesale Agents Bascutx
awl all the wholesalehouses.
The DIAaIOND DiraS are the best dyes aver cuell
Dresses, coats, sr Jct.'s, hoods, yarn, stockings, caPil,;;„
rags, ribbons, fiathers, or any fabric or fancy arile,i /
easby acid perfectly colored to any shade.
BROWN, GREEN, BLUK, ECARLBT, CAUBINAL, ElleD• Nl2O,
BLUE, BEAL BROWS, OLIVE (IBSEN. TEUILL CoTTA, likUdi 0 If
other best colors. Warranted fast and duraule.
packet will color one te four lbs,of You will be (1. ulghic_.,
Sold by chemists end druggists, or send us 6d. aud
color wanted sent post paid. 27 colored samples sot,"
a boak of diracti ens seut for a Id.
RICH .L.HD sO ..N Co , I ti; 2, Paustralia a Avenoe,
A CARD.—To ALL Wifu ARE seFFEE/NG rum suit
errors and indiscretion 0 yonto, nervous weasu Ale,
early decay, loss of atauhood, ko., I wilt seed a recIPJ.
that will cure you, ELM!: Oi ~.;ii.ittlir.:. i'his grejb
remedy waa disete.'srei by A wissiinetcy in noqiq
America. Send a sel-adlresaed env.ll pc to the Hof'
JOsErli I', I:011N, Swum I). Net,: YorC City, U.S. , •
That Complexion has always been held to be the di"' ,
vely in which the rose and lily cintend for mole
in which their beauty is blended. Great sscriticse e J
made to produce au:appearance storrespouding with
combination, but they never succeed. It cannot Ta,
droach Nature. The only arrangement that use be Oa L
to render man or woman iudepenaent of all exploit' ';
to freely use HAGAN'S blatiNo4.l4l. HAUL It preserTo 56.„„
skin from prsmisure wrinklas and furrows—realeo;
smootu auu supple, uud tesiore6 .he Lae which meal
ailed thiough 'neves, expos lf.; Is a LIJii3LIS ....1,401,—,);
the hen: of summer or the frosts winter. 're ria ,
tallied all Ctieni; its au! Yet-turners Ifirouglio.ill; /,-
W,4rlii i rice jii. &id. v.:trope.° iieDut Li ; exelle
FMB W a ITI: HANDS.
1311tO HT Cf. EA H COMPLEXION'
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PEARS' .•30AP, for Toilet aril .Nursery„ spacial
for the delicate sk ii of ladies and children ti1id.0.:400.,
seusittve to the weather, winter or summer.
renuess, roughness, and chapping. Sold everywlither ,
Tablets, is taa•li. Larger sizes, is 6d and 2s lA.
The medical profession are now ordering • CAnsra.,i ,
4.01,0 A. LS3ENcI in thousands ()teases, because it confab!..." ,
inure nutritious and /testi-forming elements than any °tun
beverage, and it is preferauie to the thick starchy Coen:
ordinarily sold. When you as for Cadbury's Cual",'
Essence no sure that you get it, as shopkeepers of ten PIL•
imitations for the sake of extra prodts. Makers to
Queen. Paris Depot, 90, leauborungli St. Honors.
KEEP roux 'ream ! 13et or Pay half-a-erown to
Druggist for a bottle of TIYII3EL and keep your teeth o'4
fall-a-crown to a dentist and lose them. Tit/heel cures 1733
Tie, Faceache, Neuralgia and nearly every case of Tolie
ache, safely and spsedily. itenef is wand .
fifteen minutes. Sold by at Chemists and Patent Misdie'L'„r"
Vendors at 2s 61. l'arcels Post, frou 2s 9d, in stainl!!:a ,
P. 0.0., front the Manufacturers, Clarke, Bleasdatle, doll
Co, York.
ALVICI: TO MODIRItti 1 yoa broken in your • ,
by a sick child sattsring with tits pain of cattiugie
Go at once to a chemist and get a bJCtid of .)drs. "17
slow's Soothing :3,yrnii. It %%11 riitovi
sufferer immediately. It is p irfectif fur:also, 43, •
phanint to taste, it proluc,s UrialtiAt, (jClit sllep
relieving the cutid from p tin, aii Its iitcte ea drii7 •
awakes •as brig•ut as & eat s sot is I ,Ch" I
it softens the gums, allays all p.ti a, tett ti.,i'sir
regulates the bowels, and is tits best know relied,
dysentery and disrihea, wbstlier arising Iron
mg or other cantles. grs. Winsio r
ie Sold by Medicino dealers everywhere at Is illPe.
bottle.
VALUABLE DlsCovEhr FOR THE HAIL—Ii 3 ,o'arbsit-
,,tr I;
is turning grey or white, or falling off, use "I'',
MI.X.ikoAiN HAIR /tei.N _EWER," for it win positicaig
restore is every CaYe Grey or White kat:, to its origiriel •
colour, without leaving the disagreeable smeil of inea,a
"Itestorers." it makes the hair charmingly beautita
as well as promoting the growth of the hair on bi1..4,1-
sp3lB. where the glands are n3l decayed. Price 8a "
—For an Oil to make the Hair ft, glossy, and sonaafi'
ant, ask for "liiitTat'6 Ct./WU:4k; OIL." Ptice
of all dealess. Wholesale depot, 33, Farringdon itosj
t,ondott.

Miss Foirresoun, of the Strand Theatre, writes
can with p easnre testify to the excellent quality 01
Pears' soap. For its bsneficial effects on the skin .
complotion it has no equal, and for Winter use ig ig -
especially a :owl, for it keeps the hands soft and free
Irma chapping.--M. FoRTIsSCUE." PEAR 3' Soli, for
Complexion, haLl everywhere.
using Preiastur. Uscol
REMEDY FREE•deuce ca
'IA victim of youth."
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The Editress ors. popular Magazine a great authority
doniebtic matters, writes :—"Ito polish a stove or grate iftle
burnished steel, a recommend JAMIIB. Doge 131.4.cic lisLe
"the clean Black Lea+l.' It does not give off dtLst or suwb -
"particles like other black leads, and the polishing iS dole
"In much less time." Soli in 61 and Is boxes, and
and ttelfpenny Domes, Tic ue.d, Grocers keep it.
difficult Lo obtain, the Propriotore will forwsrd samples 00
receipt of stamps to corer posta4e. Address, 1;. JsiLss
boss, "'Lyn:lwatt. It always gives satiqactiOn. .
fet.otsoLitck: —Fon Tilti I..2:Eta A fND iiREAra, .e%
drops of the liquid “1,1oroline" sprinkled on a wet 100°,
brush utodhees a pleasant hither, which thorottgb4
Cleanses the teeth from ell :eireeites or impurities,
hardens the gums, prevents t-irt r, stung decay, 81
the teeth ti pesuliar pestly-whituess, and a delightf
fragrance to the breutb. it removes all unpleasant oilogr
urisiag from decayed teeth or tobacco smoke.
Fragrant Floroline," being composed in part of 110°,?,
end sweet bores, is delicious to the taite, and I`.-
greatest toilet discovery of the age. Price 2, lid 01 811
Ctlelllitlti and Perfumers, Wholesale dille a PIA 6!
98 Farriegdon Road, London
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laII'aRTANT To SINGEIs, Loc'ong's Por9slo
Wavkas—Pue Rev.U, Warne, 36, Springii.ill PI
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Leeds writes:-- •• When,:ver Au time. ol boarieusss arue
lug from (And or ekzeis of public speaking. I IP."
Dr. Log cock's Wafer.., I nave my iris Jiy focal re"";:j
Dr. L..)..,L1.c.u'r t;.ve I.ust/Di. leli4
rapidly cure Aet.ima, C nisumpt.od, jjr„l„eiigie, 0.011116
:spa all Dis,.rders of the B:e,sth an Lungs, fo stugegl
cud pable speake,s 'Ley are invala,hie for c.earius 5.15
et engtueuing the voice h AV., a west p (Jas.:W."4li
Price Is lid, 2s 9d, -is thi, 4.4 Ala per ota„ So d bY
chemists,
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Printed end Pub!ished by the sole Proprietor. z :
SIMEON FIRLD °dice, 92, Higb-streat,
bridge in the :ouuty of Worcestor, an to vilgeb s7l
:IDI .re, nmunicationa must be *ldles"
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