The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1888-02-11 00:00:00

SATURDA Y tEBUTTARY It, 1334.

Darprwrrnss.—At •i C 4•11-• ‘, 'ay.
befere M. A Freer. a.: INI • JI :t e) -la t a
Connoby we eliat 1,,d with b ,;,
i.
Clventry Street. Serg un ['it pi d cse
Fined 25 6cl and coals, or 7 days.—Ed 4ar.: Dun!.
was charged with drunkenness at Cra.dley Peak.
Sergeant Chare proved the case. Fine.' 23 61 and
costs, or 7 days.—Patrick John Gavan was charged
with drunkenoess in Coventry Street, on Sunday
last Sergeant Hardwicke proved the case, Fined
28 6 I and costs, or 7 days.—Before Cloud l Coch-
rane, Mr. A. Freer, and Mr. W. J. Turney William
Brat-110y was charged with drunkenness at Pedmor•
on.the.lsth tilt. P.C. Day proved the case. Fined
58 and costs, or 14 days.
011..TnuctIorr.—David Gaud-n was charged with
leaving his pony and trap in the street so as to
cause an obstruction. P.C. ntynter proved filo
case and defendant was fined 5s 6d including costs.
Hamkeswcoi was charged with causing
an obstruction by leaving a horse and trap for 22
minutes Adjourned for a week.

MS GOOD RIGHT ARM.
It would be difficult to imagine an avocat,ion
rendering one entirely free from .I).,te ordinary
dangers that beset humanity, or a sport not having
inci ental to it bodily halm. To be sure, the in-
juries may not be many or severe, but the annoyance
often given by a compstratively slight th ng is
giewer than when really ill in bed. Mr. Henry
Hutton, the wellaknowa cricketer of Elvert Bridge,
Durham, Eug., the past summer sustained an in-
jury to his right shun der, suffering great pain
therefrom the remainder of the season, In his ()Nu
worths, he says: " I tried other liniments without
benefit. I finally applied St. Jacobs Oil, and before
I had used half the contents of one bottle the pain
had entirely cone. an I I could use my arm again
freely. St. Jacobs Oil is invaluable for pai-,
bruises an I sitfiness. ' Should it Lot be obtainable
at the nearest chemist's shop, send 2s. 9d. to l'tul
Charles A. V lgeler Company, 45, Farringdon Road,
Lou lo.i.

A SECOND EDITION.
[From the Loud u Sunday Times]
A f,w weeks ago we published an article giving
some. wo derful ant astonishing experiences of
numerous persms. In the article referred to such
wonderful cases w re mentioned, and verified by
a ge Ceman connecteti with 'this paper on his own
ex. erience and that of other well-known persons—
that it would seem impossible for anything more
remarkable to be brought forward; but, as some of
the persons are s, well known, comment in these
oases will be unneces,ary Mr. W. Y. Peel, a
nephew of the late Sir Robert Pre, an i B.A. of
Cambridge University, writes that his attention
having b3en called to the remedy by the article
published by us, he, being a sufferer from neuralgia,
used it and was decidedly benefitted, aud that he is
fully :at sfi ed of its efficiency. Another gentleman
from the same eminent seat of learning, Mr. R.
Bitter, M.A., writes: " Having used St. Jacobs
Oil for rheumatism, it is with much pleasure that
I certify to its marvellous curative powers; it not
only cured all pain, but seems to have removed it
entirely, as it has never returned. Many prominent
persons with whom I am acquainted, and who have
been str )ngl, opposed to the use of any remedy
commended outside of the profession, have used it
, with the beat results. _

_
The following is perhaps the most remarkable
proof of the wonderful powers of this astonishing
remedy :—Henry Coates, of 11, Cheatham Place,
A.ielaide Street Hull, railway employe, who had
been a terrible sufferer 'for many years , from
rheumatism in its worst forms, having had the
betsre-menti, ned article read to him, determined
upsn a trial, whicn has been attended with the
most extraordinary results : being anxious that his
I experience should be known to other sufferers, ho
decided to bring it forward in such a manner RS to
leave no possible doubt of its reliability.. So on
July 17 he appeared before Mr. E. Singleton a com-
missioner to administer oaths in the Supreme Court
of Judicature in Eugland, and made oath as folicess :
—He affirmed that he had been totally unable to
work for a long; and had been confined to his bed
for a considerable period, that he had tried various
doctors and many remedies, but he grew worse in-
stead of better; that at that time his joints were so
swollen that he could not wear boots, and two
crutches were hardly sufficient to support. him.
After h tying heard of St. Jacobs Oil, in the manner
before stated, he purchased a bottle. In twelve
hours he found relief, and perseve;ing in is use, ha
is now Cured ef his rheumatism, works daily, and
can not only walk with cape without a stick, but
can run; he enthusiastically recommends this great
reinedyito those suffering from any form of rheu -
inatism, as it has not only done wonders for him
but many of his friends. One of the oldest chern.
ists of Hull, Mr. T. W. Robinson, in commenting
upon this is only one of many similiar cases that
have come to his notice. A. E. Painter, the famous
jumper of the London Athletic Club, writes that.he
strained aud bruised his aakle in jumping hurdles,
so as to disable himself. At the suggestion of a
friend he used St. Jacobs Oil, with the most
tnarvehous results. E. J. Wade, of the same club
and ltanelagh Harriers, sprained his lag ant cured
it in a simitiar way. lie says that athletes should
never be without a bottle. Mr. H. J. Masters, a
leading chemist, of 12, Argyle Street, Bath, writes
that it is particularly adapted for the cure of muscula
rheum ,tism and sprains of long standing, and that
one of the leading physicians of Bath highly re -
comuaends it to his patients. We fill is tnee
number of infirmaries, homes, and hosoir as are al-
ready familiar with its merits, and are using it
with great success. Henry and Ann Bright, hon.
supermteudents of the North London Hume fur
Aged Christian Blind Women, say that it has proved
itself unfailing in its results, that attacks of rheu-
matism, neuralgia, and other pains ant aches have
in every ease been removed, and that maey old
ladies, some of ninety years of age, instead of
tossing about in agony, have been relieved, aud had
many so)d nights' rest through its wonderful ie-
fluenee. Mrs. Bright Ways that she can scarcely
saysenough in its favour.
We have also the following from Mr. Jelin M.
Campbell, proprietor of the Adair Arms Hotel,
Ballymena, Ireland, under date July 18, 1835,
Mr. Ca,mbell is well-known throuhgout Ireland,
in eonnectiou with the above hotel, and his testi
molly can be relied upon. lie writes that it is wi.h
much pleasure that he aaitt iant. 'is with the great
change he has experiences', feorn tes applicaeion of
St. Jacobs Oil, that it wont be hard to conceive
anything work a cure eo repi fly, 1-..nd at that on ap-
plication his leg seemed to -ors experiencl g an
electric shook. After years oi rlisusna ic gout or
rheumatism, ne says be is row wituout pain, aud
further that he has also used t e Oil for ci amys and
croup in his children, and fowls it most efficacious
We heve giveu the details as alove, as we think it'
svelf that full publicity should be extended to
matte'r of sash particular iirerest. to all. Ott calling
upon the Great Britain ;Braach of the proprietors,
The C axles A. vug.l4-r Company, 45, Farringdon
Road, London our .epre-entative was shown a mass
of tee imon'a's of the saint nitere as above from
all parai of the llaited lialadoin. an 1 from France,
Germany, aud other- countries

ACA - etliglOYMAlwiUsa id, free of c arg-
a prescriptism for the care of Ili those who sell,r :from
the errors and indiscr.tioas of youth, nervous debility.
physical exhau,tion, ani early decay. This great remedy
was diacoverao by a missionary isOld 3.lexico ; sv d
him from a miserable existence and an early grave
dend a self-addussed, stamped envel,,pe, to RlVl.,l,obiten
lioLmes, Bloomsbury faisusions, B:oomsburT).equare
London, W.Q. Mention this papert,

FOOD ADULTRYLATIN.— lir. Cassall—leuturin at
thu itealLh Exhibition, said : " Homoeopathic
Cocoas are well named, as they contain the sma!o-et
quantity of Cocoa." CADBURY'S CCCO-A is guaranteed
pure, and we recommend the lublio to buy nu
other.

Always driflk CADBURY'S COCOA, it is pure, whole-
some, us ainthg. uutriti Av., and agreeable, end is
unive s 1 fsvoLrite from the Cw.tage to the Palatal,
"NO illz:AKFas't, NO MAN," i 8 an old saying, but
tn se vio cnt ot make a earty moining meal,
v, 11 ti t tury's Coca, *a pure refined beverage—
nibo in", exhilarating, an I sustaining.
I n.lualth and sieknest Horniman's Pure Tea is
aim ays preferred because it is what it pi ofeefes,
4 ve: y strong, rich, delicious and absolutely genuine
artivle ; supplied at London fixed pries by Ae,ents
who are constantly receiving Ireslr Suppliee fto m
London, (sold only iq Packets.)
Holloway: Pills.—ludigootion.—llow nine))
thought has keeu bestowed, and w.at volumiu..ue
treatises Lave heen written upon this universal and
distressing disease, which is aith certainty
and safety dispelled without fear of r..lapse by a
course of this 'unifying, sot. ng aud tenic
medicine! It acts dlrectlp
ou sLornsio:b, liver
nod bowels—then hulk. ctly no less effec ively, on
the.brain, nerves, vessels, and glands, intrOoluchig
such order throughout the emir-, system that
harmony dwells between each organ and ith.
funxtions. Dloppsia need no longer be tit:
bear of of the public, .inoe Holloway's Pi Is are fully
competent to Fondue the ino.A C. male and d s
tret3,ine ca.& cf i.uraired diges io. , nqd ro restore
e :rite able euff,r r t o hcalh, wen. ti,iind
leerFulutss.

t..a ..1s been held to be tile wor
I.,vely Ifs couteu i tor n eatery
Au %%Lieu thlir beauty is blended. tireat sa..:(lettes
wade. piudnee itosi.pearance carrurpouding with the
Lilt they never sa::eee(J. It edLlilol, ap-
r .1, ,4ature Ibe only arrangement that can ru Ade
tc; reLder wan ;:r woix..en independent of all expediews Ia
to Alpe!) use ii.to.ties MAGNOLIA RAUL It prtaerVer the
skin front prey:lance wrinkles cad fuerows—renderd it
month and auprie, and restores he bee which way hsve
aded through illness, exposure to a noxious atmosphere
the heat of summer or the frosts winter. To be oh
Waned all Chemists and Perfumers throngboakt
World Pries Bs. d European Depot 11a

FLORILINE THE TSETH AND BREATH.--1 fet
drops of the liquid "Floriline" sprinkled on a wet tooth
brush produces a pleasant lather, which tkorongbil
cleanses the teeth from all parasites or impuritie6'
hardens the gums, prevents tartar, stops decay, g've!
he teeth a pe3uliar pearly-whitness, and a delightfa.
fragrance to the breath. It removes all unpleasant od,ar
arising from decayed teeth or tobacco smoks. "Tbi
Fragrant Foriline." being composed in part of Elope
and sweet herbs, is delicious to the taste, and ti'7l
greatest toilet discovery of the age. Price 2s 6d of a
Chemists and Perfumers, Wholeaa moved to
33, Farringdon Road London

THROAT AFFECTiONS AND if 311141ZNY5S.—All iU
ing from irritation of the thr )at ail Eioarseaeis
be a:zreeably surprised at the si a ist irnme hate retie:
aff )riited by the use of "Br iwu's Bron chial Troche3
These f SMOU3 "lozenges" are now sold by most reaPee,t:
able chemists in this c )antry at ls lid per box. PeVis;
troubled with a 'lLLeking cough." a "sliltit csld
bronchical affections, cannot try them too soon
troubles, if allowed to progress, consult 11•
serious Pulmonary and Xsthmatic affections. See th"
the words "Brown's Bronchial Troches" are on the
Government Stump sround each box.—Prepared bf
JOHN I. BitowN & SONS. Boston, U.S. European depot'
33, Farringdon Road, London

I FCIIING PILES—SYXIPI'OIIS AND 01111,6'
The symptoms are rucisture, like perspiration, intess°
itching, increased by k cratclung ; very distressing+
particularly at night ; seem". As if pin-icor:lls iverd
crawling in aad anont the rectatu ; the p ivate parts are
sometimes affected. If allow-d to continue very serio34
results may f')il .w. WAYNE'S OiN raiENT" is 3
pleasast, sure cure. Also. for l'et.t.r, flea. Salt-Rhlun
Scald-Head, Erysip.las, El:otche-, all scaly, crusty th'l-
Disesies. Made only by Dr. Swayne & Son. Philada •
U.S. Price, 2s. Sold by Druggists and F. Newberry
S us. London.

A WARNING TO LADIES.
When a draper has not the "Nonpariel" Velveteen
stock, he is tqwpted to subsitute anther and an inle:w:
libric rather than lose a customer. Insist upon seenrhep
the trade inark. stamped at the back of each yard. -"-
finer qualities aro equal in appearance and wear better
th toe cozy best Lyons Silk Velvet, and cost nlf
coarter tha price.
Cin be pL.rehased of all eading retailers, in all
Quali,ies—Blaoks, from 2s to 6s per yard; Colours,
from 2s Gd to 6s 6d per yard.

PAINLESS DENTISTRY
AND ARTIFICIAL TEErd,

By a combination of two of his latest in- cntions,

MR. J. SHIPLEY SLIPPER

R.D,S., SUIIGEON DENTIST,
Is enabled to fit artifici%l teeth pAncLscsuy, virth
evrattin; loose teeth or stumps. These teeth tot:
life-like in appearance, and can Se adjuitei,
any injurious wires, frorn 3s Eid per tooth, an"
from 20s a complete sat (giakranteed).
pairs whilst waiting at a trifling cam-. (20n8ulta,i0
and every inrormation. FREE D ILY, fr,.m 9 a• 111.
to (3 p m.,Satiardavß till 3 p.m., at
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‘PAIN'LE'SS D t•N cis RY." New Hook- by
SHIPLEY SL I P 1, gratis, ps: free on appl;estion

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