The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1888-01-28 00:00:00

CONSUMPTION.

I b•Pre pantie baseAr to du obeys ammo ;lq its ere
Illeormule el ewes of the vent kle4 end et Wei obstleir
low bees mod. tebroil. so abbr. sr Wei la lb ollosey,
Oat I we MIA TWO BOTTLES MX losolher 'ebb es
ANITEILBLT SIM AND VALIYABLI MILLI= es lido
MOM to ray sugar. Give Abbess fa Mt. Dr. T. A..
illas SWIM% AniiiNsa 11104 imam

KINVER HILL
•PitivAT:.

Mr. BretithvraiWe Witchery Slag biat Slr.Ni<lloll.!
Th 3 tr.e,
11fr. Till's Rushw!ck b Mr. MilLyard's ictor Cilief.
Mr. Gilbits Whit? Lady li, 1) Mr. PratCa Red
Wheat. •
Mr. Willre's AtistraliAn 13 Mr. Cherriagton's
Waring lie.sthtr.

Rusbwick beat Witchery I Will AuAt-nliin boat
Stag. I Wuite 1.4%dy IL

Stakes divided.

The W,IITTINGTON sTAKICS, for 3 ppies, ai

£2 ioi.
Mr. Britit.4lWal,CB Wy3hellfOrd beat M. D sle'd

• atm-on.
Mr. Nieboll's Tenbury b Mr. ;Isralpa3 Paidy's

lit.
Mr. Tii' U.olie H, b ging Ory IL
Mr. Deau'd Devil tu Pay 4.2.4 r. Mitchell's Duuna.

Ir.
Tenbury be-at Wychenfordl Petit to Pay b Itoult
I • 11..

DECIDING counas.
Tenbury brst Devil tl Pay

The lllthi GROVE STAKE3..fur,B,OI-stgrd grar'r

bowl.* at .e,3 loa each
Mr. Be na Fut.ll boat Mr. Green's Greown4.
Mr. Darrant s L-r.rood b Mr. liopo's (111... ea

Swe(l,n
Mr. Elwell's Weimar lo Mr. Dale's I.)ttslx Boy.
Mr. tiint.on's Kinlet King b Mr. ti!ephen,on's
Roger.

Flail be tt Lowoad I Weinav beat Kinlet King

Weimar beat Fiash after al anii.eided.
Tne wrouRBRIDOESTAKEi, for §"‘all-akel
greyhoun4B, t 2 10a exult.

Mr. Dale's Demerara II beat Mr. Stereas's Water
moor.
Mt. Wain! Warrior b Mr. Dalloway's Prince
Irapori%i 11. atter au undid.
Mr. Jenkin• us Tory Yet n Ifr. Jones's Jasko 11.
Mr. Wilkes 's Wild Be Inman Prevor's Troop
Lea :cr.

Demerart It b Whrzlor 1 Tory Yet b Will 131181.,-

Stakes divided.
The WOItD3I,EY S rAKES, for 8 ail a gel grey-
h. antis, at £2 14s each,

Mr. AilwArd'e Wild 'Wych bast .11r. Dsl;s Distiller
Mr. MU.* TrJnqii Girl b Ir.Elwell's Bounty.
Mr. Aet.od a True borough b Mr. Taylor's rime

Titbit?.
Mr. Witkeo'i WoJalsti.l King b Mr. Bate ni Judy

Wild Wych b True Borough h W*6ll-
- I incid King.

111,
rrue Boroa;11 b‘l.bt Wil I Wych.

MOVING AS aorEL.

Twe ownentdp of real e,tate on the month sh•.!te
of Goaey I.*land, New lorx, ni precarioue.
account oi the fies.:(s of ;he ocea.o. as to [wankel 0(
the character of a lottery. A. p.ar r two ago the
waves. during the winter, buiit upabogt an ueri of
sand at a point on W,it Brightxt beach preei.ely
whore the new !And eottid b nse.i to moat advan-
tage by the owners of contiguous property. But, rut
a s t-off to this untxp-cted favour, the linogry
sea hen+ gaivaily eiteu away the foundations of
the Hotel Brig.tua, an immense strwitire, which
was built on the sands, and which was doomed to
swift deatt notion. Its o,ntrs, however, while there
is yet time to save it, have determined to do *o. It
to be out up into I magitndinal sections, a triple
track elevated railway bnilt Nue:lt!' to:h pit, one
hundred tlia cAre run uu ,er, tied adsti or mare
unglues, coup!od tandem w se, ire to by met to draw
the not •1 to tha desired Vaas of a:curity freni
encroachments of the ue.en. This nuthrt:thiug is
An eaterprise wh:cat wal, perhaps, b. thst unthr.
BLocp.l by the mere Watoment that the hotel vorghs
5 000 tons. that it is three stories high, eurtnou ted
by five tower., with a frontage of 44:30 feet an.l an
average width 1.. f 150 fvet. The hL:titing
wh:ch is 475 feet long trid 75 feet wide, is to be
te..oved manner, The tn,ral 0: it i*
that, it rue Yankeo iniud is ever saort-sighed
lo but! : its butt upon the ean•i, it is Woo
ioguhieus e.,eogh to 4-vise insane to reality is
tniattie.

011 ji

't ilL,,i•v lair. and cornpetitioa
will v. 7•te• It 0 St:•ek• 12't
1: :611. 17:,. 0 ).; cows, £2O 55.; itt'lB6-'
63:1. G ; 'et, 46.4 ; t3re to.v, 234.; •fat Ogg,
for
2s. 6d Next sal Tuesday, February Ith,
which re entries have btea ma !.e. already.,
_ _

The second c timing meeting of toe present sea-
son whica was announced to take place at Messrs.
Webb's ex.ens ve seed farm, Kinver Hill, on the
17th just, bet which was unavoidably postponed in
conseqeence of the severity of the weather, took
place on 'l'u eday. Contrary to ,vhat might have so --0131 a
0 tEre•i's, Vocoa..—Ga.krertn. AND Conroset.. ;..,.,0
been anticip •t:ei, the postponement did not in ar
way militate against the success of the affair,' the t
tit
t.:rr graiticonto;,l);(ldif enoiftitnhne
mint adturatl htwn a
analc:3rciria
attendanee le.anie Erre(' larger than usual, the ful application of toe fine properties 114
well-select
quatity of the dogs lath class, • and the lame both Cocoa. Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables
numerouean I strong. The weather, too, was beau- .41; de;icately flavoured beverage which mq gs" ni
tittilly mild an l clear, and the going Everything. ninny heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious 6_!ta.„
that could be desired. Unfortunately, Mr. such articles of diet that a oonstitution may be 87.". g„
&1,3 tinilt u•tiuntil strong enough to resist every .71,,,
Wilkin,on, the celebrato;d slipper, whose se.elmes
;lacy. to d Hundreds of subtle . _4Ol
had as usual being retained by Messrs. Webb, was ;trig aisease.
round us ready, tio attack wberevDui
tu
et rl us,
detained at Altcar and in he absence, which was point. We marescape many a fatal shelbAl,
only ramie known ,),. telegram at the last raceneut, , r• keepin ourselves well fortified with pure blood
Tom Abel, the son of Messrs. Webb's headkeeper, 1 properly noarished frame." Civil B.:vic4 damage' --.
had to discharge the duties, an, considering that 'lade simply with boiling water or milk. Sold 011111-
thia lra3 his first cpeearance in public, the yonutz packet., by tir.crs, labelled —" Jfiritse Seri
fellow slipped fairly well. especially after the first ficince,ipsttlic ~;;.:iciists, London,"— L'i* MAWS
few Courses. Mr. Wentiiorth, the well-known 1. pp, s AfternJ .n CD.JaLlata IL saenca.
judge ( I coursing, was al Usual at his post, and it
--A fa°
le almost unnecetsary to say. that kis decisiOari FLourfann l—bw; TUF; :.:it•rtt AND Essire ,
-dj,
a
tk•ougli,,ut !he Gay •••ere n ver once called iii drops of tn., ilviil -1...i.:ri:1b," suriukrie..l on awe "Ihly
also die. brlah uroJuc.:i a plea:aut latter, which thONO6.
question. Mr. It S;-e.vr,iis, flag steward,
ch•r_ed his duties v. ry well. A. good start evaa cloan.ea tea t,eth from alt parasites or inaput3Yleo
na,,de ia the large home cover at 9.15 a.m. In the 1-10.10", .;tl'3 gain. 4, prev.ota r.atir, atowi d2cay. gitio
firat round of the Kinver Hill Stakes WitehLry hf e te.-to a ,e !tilt it p m
eAriy-wititoeis il a del.i
Stag beat Thyme Rueltwick disposed of Victor ttdi nOr
arr Zig rall Cie tU th.ti bro:Alo. it removes all clop' nAiuso.
~11,1.
,
way. i
an t
~
we
et
jacifs,iine,i,
di,el7,,
,torn.posed in
.ver:L4Lrg.tzttriln
To
jej: xy..;:i
ht,...,:th. or tobacco smoke._ to
Chief, Whi e Lady 11, bowled ov(•r }lei Wheat, and pat. °rand thc
Wild Australian showed his superiority over
lag Heather. By one o'clock, when an adjoani- ' great E.t. i.Olltt.disoovery ;if- the e fig(ie. toePritetie.llll " (Vtiot
ment was male for Inucheoa, the card had been Chet:we a au..l -1-14rfeolgrs, Whulasa Diem -
nearly twice gone through. About 400 were enter- 83, Ka•r,n,zdon iio•id I,oe4aa
a „ ttli
tained lay NieS4ts. Webb in their accustomed hoe- 'l'lig4lT AVSE.Orat)NS A.4D :IJAII4IINIS4I.---.A..'
i log from irrit‘tkon of ma., thriat sal 11341-4400 ^tieti
pitable manner, and at the close the healtn of those
gentlemen was propased and drunk with mnsical : b!, a;zrbeably euroridei al- tilb al,a ).1 uu:noitiste r;o4
",. o 4.'!_ec ,
1 honors am' d great enthusiasm. After Mr. Edward eiti,ll.:!,ed,
,bY the a 4" "I iir 211 lit ,ii 4 ti al fr
: Webb has suitably replied. the p were
recommenced. and the programme was cozapleted :
roceedines. : ath.:031.=:.10.1),z, °.ng'','' ;-r,r‘ ?03-.! slid by tent rni .
troabb a
with a , h .sset.,,n.
,!itry .11", 1,1 t: 4. p.,..r
jot:
by halt past three o'clock, more than a drZett brorchical aneetien., .eaotio.t-'4..i.:r3. • ilietin-‘1..,0 s°e7, •
courses having been gone thraogh notwithstandieg iiimlia, troubles, .11 AlloWi,d. 4..,) zrt,cre.',,
that several hares got clear away without haviTac serious Pulbwinary awl' 0,.,,thm,,i,..ftee,i,„. ee- ste
bean courted at all. Perhaps the most noteage the Woraissilrown's Broneinal Trocaoa" ere
feature in th, coursing was the clever victory of Iluv67nment Stamp 'remind e.ch b.A.—Prery-044,
Wairoar in the High•Uirove Stakes, after he ha i run J.,..gx I. Bfwves & SOlra. BrAtola, U.d. Earopeele-
-33, rr
an undecide I finish with flesh. Weimar was a Fa ing•icialteai, Load*fn
cast-off from a well,..known Worcestershire Kennel,
and rat er act misled his late owner last year at
Mover by his performances; the way t 0 negoti•
ated the fences proving him to be an enimal of
exceptioaal merit. On Tuesday be ran quite a to
his hist year's form, and Ms smiler', Mr. Elwell, is
to be congratulated on pos.essitie such a sterling
greyinarel. Tito Kinver Hill Stakes were divided
between lausheick and Wild Australian, and the
Stouroridge stakes between Demerara and l'ory
Yet Trio later dog, after beating Wild Beahman,
c•.ursed another hare by himself until he was fairly
punt pa I out, and ueder alt the cirenenitanees it wee
very geterous of Mr. Dale, the owner of Demerara,
to twee to a division
Ti,e WhittitNton Stakes was won by TenburY,
and the Wordsley, by True Beron4i.. The follow-
ing are the details,— •
Tee KINVES, HILL STAKES, for. 8 puppies, at
£3 106 each.

•
I 11.1-IING P114P3---BYIIPPONS AJJCUø.
The Ilniptorom are m,..,iature, like perspiration. 11A,
itching, incresic,l by ieratcWeg very diAressto
paiticulath 14 night ; seems as if pin- znrol
a Olt.
crawling in line a%brit tbe rectum ; the p wale P r Aets
eutuetim- stlacted. If allowed to continue. verie—i,
results may , “SWAYNE'I OINTMSNAO.h.dis
plesesst. t-nrc cure. Also. far Teller, Itoit.
Senlll-1Iea+1; Er3sipelas, B:etches, ail sealy. crest'',
Dkettss. Mad. enly by Dr. Swayne & don. 111P1
U.S. Prime. 2i. Said by Druggists &Lid F. Newbotri
81as. Loud,in.

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AN EXTRAORDINARY THIEr

WA.LSALL.

tie
An unknown man 'has perpetrated 0, se iv
of clarity, robberies at, Walsall.
driving In a trap along High Street, he ti° of
three rolls of carpet and one large r°ll
oci
serge from as many different shops,
he
when pursued and Close pressed,
Co
abandoned the horse and trap and itS °its,
tents, consisting of knives, cottons, sc`c
gloves, and - other things, apparentlf t
generai dealer's ritAx;k, weli ati the &few
and serge. The trip bears the name
Bradbury, Rosemary Road, Peckham,

CiR.T. iwill saad, Etat, rbf os)
a prep. - : • (.t al: those wh.3 muff° '
dtxthe er I -7. s of Tooth, cc:vous e
phpically tbc.. -chi* groat On
MIS diaco7qe...7 by Ati riry i .01d Wzill ;
him from a f0ix,4r413!.+ exittenco avld LltP,rll ;1001
Send a %.elf..addrof'vott. a:a mped, euvei +pa, t.t IL 0."..,u,c,,,re
Blioo.oihttcy. Ataogione, 111,x,rusb0rY1-"
Lo:litina, W.C. J this p3pert.

\VAF.NG TO LADIES—
II
When r.i;t t'sie ”Nonparitv," Veot.toot,
stook, ht• in. tictnyt 1 .I.4mitutt an,,thlr arri au g ,diog
Abr.:4 rstilor inlt4 Inslit a.poa ff-Tbs
the track mark 'stztra.t lit ttio tiAck ,ac h,Y ,set
finer vialit:are rqw:l jepoinince and wear :11
th the very it Lyons Silk Velv-q. and oost
clavier tha price.
1441 e-ray .

Caa bu praeluteo lof all ading re, moos
Quatities—lllnoka, from 2* to tie per yar4 ;

grom Cori to fie id I.t.r &rd.

PAINLESS DENTISTk'I
AND ARTIFICIAL TEES
By a combination of t‘s o t)f his IN!ent
MR. J. SHIPLEY SLIPPS6

it. D V., SURGEON DENT'S r,
.ut
enableil to fit artificial tooth rA:sLt-stx, W:.,`"
exera.cting loose teeth or stu.nps. Ti.eFe tt4'w;h,glt
life-like in appearance, ani ozn )e
any injurious *ices, from 38 tie per tootUf.'se
from 20s a complete set (Aa ~auteed). • tios
pairs whilst waiting at a trilling cost. (70"8119116. 01.
and ovary inforwation FREE DAI LY, frD
to 6 p.m., ISaturdavi till 3 p.m.. at ad.
87, HIGH HOLBORN. 1.1.1.351)0P'
(nano Onexcnx LAS':)
'PAL\ LESS D ENTIS 11117." .Nov. Boo" "7.1'01)
SHIPLEY SLIP Hill, grat, p. on tipplie-'

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