The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-11-15 00:00:00

BRIERLEY HILL.

CIinZLTT TO A HORSE.—At the Police Court, 011 MOn•
day, before Messrs. F. Ever. and H. Hall. &dime Nub
was charged with cruelly ifitresting and torturing •
horse, on the 30th ult, by working it while in An unfit
state. Police constable White said he new the defend-
ant in charge of a horse which was walking lame. He
took the knee-caps off and saw wouistis on the knees.
One was a fresh wdund. The defence was that the ani-
mal had joat fallen down and hurt the off knee, and that
the knee-cap was put on in order to prevett iojury to the
horse. The wound oa the other leg was an old one.
Charles Nash said the horse fell down near the Cross, at
Kingswinford. just before the officer came up. Fined
5s and coot.; in default 14 days.
A ninanza PAln.—J,..bn Bagley, collier, and Jane
Baeley, his wife, were chsrged with • being drunk and
riotous on the lot lost, at quarry Bank. Police-con.
stable Lenin said he we. oa duty on:the •blta date, and
he foiled the tau defendants drunk and riotous. Fated
Is cat.li and costs._

L Dauxtxx %Vona,. —lll.try Ann Cartwright, of
Quarry Beek, WAS chargel with beteg droak and tee*•
prible, cm the lit inst. Police.conitable Lavin proved
the ease. Defendant said bile had hal tile headache,
and did not have auythnig to eat for three days, tihe
then had a biscuit and a glass of rum, an I her aloe
threw her down.. Fined 6,1 and coati.

THREATS.—JOhII Roberts was charged with threaten-
ing James Bullock, on the 6:lt inst. Detimila•it sgrecti
to pay c ists and promised not to injure complainant.
NE.ILIICT OF WORK.—David Hill, an apprentice to
Henry Mißerard. was charged with absenting himself
from his master's employ, and complainant claimed £2O
compensation. Mr. Addison appeared for complainant,
and Mi. Homer defended. Complainant said the de-
fendaut left his employ on the 2nd of March, 1872. He
had not worked for him iince, bat had ben working at
Derby. Witness claimed £2O, but he dit not wish for
the full amount, if defeniant would return to his work
and make some compensation. Mr. Homer sal2 the de-
fendant would return to his work, but he was very poor.
This was objected to by complainant. The defence was
that there was eot sufficient work for defeniaut as •
bricklayer, and he bad often been pat to labouring Com-
plainant there was always plenty of work. The Bencb
suggested that the parties should settle the matter between
them, and the ease was withdrawn.

Cures of Longstanding Coughs, &c by Dr. LOCOCK'S
WAFERS.—From MB Bullas, 168, Hockley-hill Birm-
iug.—" The Wafers have effected many Cares of long.
standing Coughs and other disorders of the chest. One
person suffered from Hay Fever, took the Wafers, and
found almost immediate relief. Or. Locock's Wafere,
give instant relief to Asthma, Consumption, Coughs, Cold
Bronchitis, and all disorders of the throat, breath, and
lungs. in Hysterical, Nervous arid heart complaints, and
in Rhuroatic and Nervous pains, they act like, charm.
Nothing else gives such a sound, refreshing night's rest.
They taste pleasantly. Bold by all druggist. is
a. d 94. per box.

Hou.owas's Pmts.-00*d Digestion. Holloway'.
Pills are universally acknowledged to be the safest,
speediest, and beat corrective for indigestion; loss of
appetite, acidity, flatulence, and nausea are but a few of
the inconveniences which are remedied with ease by
these purifying Pile. They strike at the root of all abdo-
minal ailments, they excite in the stomach a proper
secretion of gastric juice, and regulate the action of the
liver, thereby promoting • eopions supply of pare,
wholesome bile without which there can be no good di-
gestion. These Pills remove all distention and obstrne-
lion, and from their harmless eompsaition are peculiarly
well adapted for delicate persona and young children;
whilst casting out impurities they strengthen the system
and give muscular tone.

BRIAICIAST,—EPPS • COCOA.--GRATIIIITL AND COM-
-11011TING.—" By • thorough knowledge of the aatarAl
laws which govern the operations of digestion and nit•
trition, and by • careful application of the fine propertien
of well-selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our break-
fast tables with • delicately flavoured beverage which
may save us many heavy doctors' bills."—Civii Service
Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or milk. Each
packet is labelled—"J•iiss EPPS & Cs.. Homeopath's
Chemists, London." Also, makers of Xppe's Cagaolse
• thin, refreshing beverage for evening use.

'A Via. To lirpn's Cooed 11.twa7Aoronv.--Through
the kindness of Welters. Eppe, I recently had on oppor-
tunity of seeing the many complicated and varied pro.
°woe. the Caeao been passes through ere it is sold for
public, use, and, being both interested and highly please I
with what I saw during my visit to the manufactory, I
thought • brief account of the Cacao, and the way it is
manufactured by Messrs. Epp., to At it for • wholesome
and nutritious beverage, might be of interest to the
reader. of "Land and Water.' '—Bee Article " hoed
and Water," Ootober 14.

CORES 01 ASTHMA AND COUGHS BY Da. LoCOCICS PDT:
MOND) WArafts.—Froin Mr. C. Collin', Chemist, Brettelh
Lane, Btoarbridge : "I am much plemed to my that your
Pulmonie Waters give general AstisfAction. Several of
my castomers have taken them for asthma, coughs, &c„
and in every case they have had the desired effect. ID
my opinion, they surprise anything that has been offered
to the public." The), instantly relieve Asthma, Donsump.
lion, C.mghs, Cold!, Gout, Rheumatism, and all nervous
pains, and taste pleasantly. Bold by all Druggists at ls.
lid, per box.