The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1885-08-01 00:00:00

OLD HILL.

ASSAULTING A WIFE. At the Police Court On
Wednesday, before Messrs. Ba.sano, Hickman, nd
Wiggin, Ebenezer Garratt, labourer, Halesowen
Road, was charged with assaulting his wife. Sarah
Garratt, on the night of the 27th ult. The c.im—
plamant alleged that the defendant came home in a
bad temper, and without any provocation badly
esoaulted her.—Detendant denied the assault, and
stated that he had no peace at home in ovinsequence
of his wife being of a very jealous disdosition.—
Complainant stated that on her wedding day th,±
defendant threw her wedding dress and bonnet into
the fire, and they wore destroyed.—Defendant said
to was desirous of having a deed of separation, for
he had no peace at home, and he was willing to
allow his wife Cs a week.—A fine of 5s and cos is or
in detault fourteen days' imprisonment.

LAWYERs.—Whose ProfesAionst labours neeesiaste
on 4 intervals betwoen meals—noltiing mil be totted so
kihileratiug, comfoiting, and e bl 9 of su -Wiling ex-
hatis:ed nature, ea Cadoury's Cocoa, guaranteed aim-
ottely pure,

THROVIEfts. TATION AND CCITOH..—SOTereB3 and -0
V% ceCr4 and irritation, inducing cough and affectines
, 40'S • For these symptnms use Epps's Glyc,r;
'IQ bee. In contact with the glands at the mnal-nt
they are excited by the act of sucking, the Glycrizie iii
thtse agreeable coafeetioni loco'nes actively healing
Sold only in b-oces, tia: Is lid., labelled "Jilin;
EPP3 & Co„ Him ieopathic Chemists, Loadon. Dr,
George More, in his work on "Nose and Thro4
DiseAses," says ••Tne Glycerine Jujubes prepared by
,James Epps and Co., are of undoubted se vice as a
cur •tive or palliative agent." While Dr. Gordon'
Holmes, beigor Physician to the Municipal Throat and
Var infirmary, writes: "After an extended trial, I have
lurid your Glycerine 'Jujubes of considerable benefit
,ith or without medical treat•nent) in almost all f .rms
of throat disease."—ln Stourbridge Epps's Medicines
arr.., sold by Morris, 136, High Street.
ERVOUS DEBILITY.—G-RATIS, a Medical
I_N Work showing sufferers hrtv they may be
Cured without the aid of Unlocks. Free on receipt
o a postage stamp.--iiddress SEcrtgrattY,:fn.3ti_ute
of Anatomy Brininaht,r.,

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tlem 4 COD, rovrs —7l, a being a foreign product, i fre-
qu,nity inlnl.eraied by the Cbire,e. therefore th.ise
k.ng ill consumers who a-e not ye L using Horniman's
Tea, guaranteed fr.e from all can teration, are rscom-
mended to do so. It is strong, delicious, warranted pore
and sold at .owest London prices.
List of Agents in this locatilt—Stourbridge, C.—arke
Chemist. Hip Street; Baker, Chemist. High, Street
Morr s, 1362.. High Street—Srierley 11111, Rawlings
chemist. —Kidderminster, Hewitt. Ball Ring.—Hales
or,en Adams, chemist. —Lye. Greenwood, chemist.—
Wordsley. White, caemist. —Kingswinford. Peara,.on.—
Brettle Lane, Caine, chemist. —Birmingham , Banks
& Co Bu 1 Hinz—Quarry Bank Watts, Chemist.
Nervous Debility sad other kindred cmplaints. Al
sufferers from these diseases can obtain Advice and
Medicine Gratis by sending all particulars of their case
to the Medical Secretary, Sandrnerr4 Garuens, Sandinere
Road, Clapham. London, S.W.
For a sustai,ing co.nior,ing, and touriating beverage
drink Cadbury's l'ure Cocoa, and dd not bs pertua led
to secept a sabstituttl.
REMEDY FREEFlviotial of youthial niprn
otiace eatoiog Preavtture
cry, Neil- ,us Debi ay, to ,t ..11aah d, ste.. havoig !rid
in vain every nuo au remedy has discovered a .oupie
self t ure wh,elt be %via .en.l Fits. E.: to hia tello y.
sufferers. Addre.is J. H. REEVES, ht,Q., 43 Ch4..tim
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