The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1887-03-12 00:00:00

HAGLEY STOCK SALE.
EVERY MONDAY.
THE usual Supply of CATTLIii, SHEEP,
PIGS. &c
OATZS. PEURENS. & WOOLDRIDGE

ARTIFICIAL lEETII,
WITHOUT PAIN.
F
MR J •A--YrbON
Susosos DENTIST.
ATTENDS EVERY
TUESDAY
AND
IRIDAY
From 11 t.:;1 5
At 120, HIGH STREE'I
STOURBBIDGE,
BIRMINGHAM
ADDRESS -IiANISTEAD ROAD

NIONZY.—UNION DP POSIT PAN (Rig), No,
171KlO WI I LIAM Si REM', Chant g Cto.s,
LONDON, W.C.
Islasuantr.llEC7.; l A L, £f.25 (C-0 ; RESERVE
Z120,(00.
"...ADVANCES mai'e vitt ut deirtt;ors for alert or
24111puics, ia atm. f 11'0 to 12 (4.0 ca Fe/etre
security, furniture.. nice k is.trsde. re versior s ; deo di Ede
lite polities, at FIVE ,Pi R CENT . without mortgage
filqzsec flow ODs to le., years Proepe c.uses gratis.
rlrost fres on application (pers-nal v sit preferred.)
.I.INTION is requested to the foll.m.
lett. aa the treat secret if be-rowing ninrey is to know a
/bitable bank to go to in the hour of teed. Before ap-
pticatien is made or fees paid to loan offices, ask you,
soltoitor Cr any aucticsecr in ngland rr Wales, know-
!
rag this bank, who wiil immediately tell you you are
treating with a boni. fide bank, RBl ABLISBED 1867.
f rll 300 matt obtain az. advance bere you can teat
shared you cannot get it fu-nt ci y other bank, as at-
tenements ate made for ea-ring out every genuine
e, and full money applied tar lent, without any
dactions, within two clear days from application.
The prc ?Titter a. having • very large capital at a ,nnaet d,
an lend at a much lower rats of interest than any other
advance beak in the United Kingdom.
lIIST LETTER et applicstion immediately attended
to. Dietance re el jet'. A Fentleman sent oirect from
lite bank to emu out all advataes. CURRENT AC-
COUNTS OPENED. Interest allowed 41 per cent.
non deposits, sulject to 14 days' notice.
EDWARD JOB-NS, Manager.

WORTH A GUINEA A BOX,
BEECHAM'S PILLS
A RE admitted by tho• e
c,Fl4h_ IA sands t. be worth above
<Co a GUINEA • Boa for Billions
and Nervous Disorders
W such as wind and Pain at
," the Stomach, Sick Hescl•
• PATENT -17 ache, Giddiness. Fu ness
• PI L LS. and Swelling after meals.
Direinens and Drowsiness,
pas*" Cold Ch lle, Floshings of
Xes' • ji,;l Beat. I oss of Appetite.
v ortness of Breath. co.-
I'h
tiveneas, r curvy, blotches
on the Skill. Disturbed
bleep. Frightful Dreams
and all nervous and 'I rein-
burg bensations. &c, tkc.
The first dose will Rive relief in twenty minutes
This is no fiction, for they have done It in thousands
Of cases. The Proprietor of the Pins having obtained
a. great expense) a Patent for them. he elmdenges the
Whole world to produce a medicine equal to them tor
removing toe above•named compla nts. and restoring
the patient to EOUnd and lasting health.
Every sufferer is earnestly invite • to try one box of
elle Pills, and they will be acknowledged to be.
WORTH A GUINEA A BOX.
For females of all ages these Pills are invaluable, as
a few doses of them carry off all gross humours, open
all otatttuctions, and bring at out all that is required
No female should be wi•hout them. There is no remedy
to be found to equal BE- CH A Si'S PlLLafor removing
any obstruction or irregularity i f tbe system. If taken
according to the directions given with each box, th y
will soon remote fenuties of all ages to sound and ro
bus•. h. &lib.
For a weak Stomach, tmpaired digestion, and all dis-
orders of the liver, they ha like "id•uici," .and a few
doses will be found to work wonders upon the snot
important organs in the human machine. Tbey
strengthen the whole muscular system, restore the
long-lost comp exion, bring back the keen edge of
appetite. and arouse it.to action, with the Roseau]) of
health, the whole Ibysical e. orgy of the human frame.
These are “Facvs" admitted by thousands embracing
all classes of Society, and one of ti,e best guatantees to
the Nervous and Deb.litated is, BEECHAM'S PILLS
have the largest sale of any Patent Medic.ne in the
world.
Beecham's Magic Cough
As a remedy for Coughs in general, Astlitu.k, Din '
culty in Breething bhortness of Breaih, i iditne..3 and
Oppression of the Chest, 1‘ heezing. Etc., these Pills
stand unrivalled, and anyoue labouring under any oi
the above complaints, need only try One Box to prove
that they are the best ever offered to the public for
Asthmatic and Consumptive Coughs, lioatseuess aod
Oppression of the Chest, They speedily remove that
senile of oppression and Difliculty of Brea.hiug whi h
Lightly deprive the the patient of rest 'They give
alruost instant rel.ef and comfort to those stil cteek with
the above eistressing and, when neglected. dangerous
r"3:uplaints. Let any person troubled with any of the
above complaints give Beecham's Lough Pills a
trim.
The most violent Cough will n a skort time be
removed.
v CAUTION.—The public are requested to notice that
• words. "BEECHAM'S rILLb, at. Helen's," are on
Government Stamp affixed to each box of the Pills
not on, they are a ft rgery.
Prepared only, and sold aholesale and retail, by the
roprietor, T. Beecham, Chemist, t Helm u's
Lancashire, in boxes at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. each, San
Post free tor 15 or 36 stamps.
• Sold 13Y all Drogriste and Patent Medic e Dealers
Siogdom.
1.3- ull Direcdosis are given with or box

STOURBIDGE UNION.
APPRENTICE S.—TAILORING.
9.IHE GUARTiIANS of the above UNION desire to
inform the pub ic thq there are ncw in the
‘b crithonse SEVERAL BOYS E‘ITITABLE FOR AP.
PR N TICE S who hay, received Elementary In -truction
in the ART OF TA ILORI (3r •
Application should be made to the Master cf the
Worknouse, at Kingswinford.
By order of the Board,
THOMAti
Clerk.
Board Room, Workhouse, ;
Kingswiuf, ad,
4th March, 1887.

ijIICENI X FIRE OFFICE
LONDON.
(ESTABLISHED 1782.)
INSURANCE AGAIN&I' LOSSES BY FIRE AND
LIGHTNING.
UN D 01:TBI ED SECURITY. MODERAs TE
RAIES. I'hUMPT AND LIBERAL SETTLE.
MLNTS.
Mr. PERRY, Solicitor, Agent for Stowbridge.

A GENTS wanted to push first•eass Maclikery Oils.
I,Aberal Cvnan,bsiuL.—llts. 31, Yost Office, Livtr-
pool

RILEY'S BARGAINS,
Al 25,CONSTRUIION HILL.
Per nr-inth. Total colt.
a. d
Cottage Piano, panel front._ ... 108. .. 11 10 0
lialpn eihbon flab() 15S. 38 10 ti
J. and J. hoikinsof. Piano , 12,, ... 16 10 0
Chappe,l ratio, 10. s. .. U
igicy haw) 141, .. 17 10
Brins,,:ead Piano 164. .. 19
linkman Pianoforte 20s. .. 19 0
uun3er Fain., 20s. ,9 0 u
htvinhart Plano 2Va. ... 83 0
Lange Fat o 180. .. 21 0 U
Collard a hint? Ws. .. 84 0 0
Erard Piano kUs 38 0 U
bunt Piano .. lbs. .. 22 10 t)
bro. dwood Piano .. 20d. .. 32 0 U
nriustueso Ilan° 20v. .. 25 0 0
((Maid Piet. o 180, .. 21 0 0
Double-action Harp.. .. 2us. 21 0 0
Fat ourite tuodil harmonium .. Bd. .. . 6 5 0
Canadian harmonium. 7a. ..well .. 10a. .. 815
Lhurch harmonium, lowerlul lza. 33 .10 0
Smith Org,,n, Wein:tin tone 20a. .. 24 10 0
v. athingtid, Organ, atopt & awelas 12s. .. 11 10 t)
I,Valuta ttage hatmouiuni .. 6s. .. 4 4 0
INtiaLingt,,n 11l 1.10 Organ .. 36d. .. 16 0 0
Estey Lrgan, 11 stops 181. .. 20 0 0
r..atty pipe.,up Ulgan 20d. .. 26 0 U
Mason and Hamlin Organ.. .. 88. .. 6 0 0
Iwo Manna Liatruouitun .. 20d. 29 0 0
pedal Harmonium 12s. .. 15 10 0
asnure harmonium, 2 rcwa 10d. .. 810 0
C lough tad Warren Organ.. .. 15s. .. 17 10 0
.uabun and liaceliu Or. an he. ... 910 0
E.tvenstop tlirni.autuu 10s. .. 11 10 ti
Te.N Px..ti LEA tuck' all atove total coats, to cash
buyers, or a pr,,portionata amount accoid.ug to tim.
paid in.
400 Pianos, Organs, and Harmoniums to selec,
from in Sho-v Rooms. 25 on view in Shop Window
RILEY'S ONLY ADDRESS,
RILE 'S
25, fl
01\ SEITUTION 11ILL,
(NEAR mow sus),
BIRMINGHAM.

Royal Colonization Lottery
DOMINION OF CANADA.
AUTHORIZED BY ACT or PARLIAMENT.
A Grand Chance to Secure a Fortune.
£50,000 TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
• Over 2,200, Prizes Ranging from
£5,000 dowtavarni.
IT WILL COST BUT 5 SHILLIbed TO TRY YOUR LUCK.
And it may bring you £5,000.
Bankers—The Bank of Montreal, Montreal.
The first great drawing of the Bevil Colonisation Lot
tery Dominion of Canada, will take place in the City
of Montreal. Canada,
ON THURSDAY, DEC. 16, 1886,
when fifty thousand pounds worth of real estate and
other valuab.e property will be distributed. The followr
ing is the
GRAND PRIZE LIST
Talus
One Capital Prise, Beal E5tate,....•... ...... f 5 01,0
One do do
One do do . 2000.
Two Splendid Prises, de £l,OOO each ...... 2 000
Four do d 500 „ . . 2 000
100 Homestead Farms at 200 „ ...... 20 000
50 1 own Lots at 100 „
100 do at 50 „ .. 6,000
1090 Pr.ses at 4 „ ....... 4 4,00
1000 Pilate at 2 „ „, 2,000
--
Grand total to be given away...... 150,000
eirThe real estate is warranted to be worth the money
u- p aced upon it, ',Mit while the Lottery is to sa-
ble. a Luloniz sibn So.nety to settle the fertile hinds
of the magniticieut province of Quebec, it is pre-
pared to find a purchaser for the lands within 60
days from th- day of the drawng at a di,coant of
five per cent, should winoe,3 of prizes prefer cash.
Ticket., 5 shi hogs each, will be prompqy forwarded
on rece.pt of price. To Clubs or individuals purchasing
10 tickets, 5 or cent diacout t wi.l be made ; 25 tickets
10 I,e, cent (it. ceunt ; 50 tickets, 15 per cent discount ;
100 t:cke s, 17i per cent, dincount ; 200, 20 per cent
discount ; 500 and ma. 15 per cent discount will be
made. A ltinitei numrer of live agents wanted.a
All moni to be sent by registered letter, P.O. order
or bank draft. Adaress,
JAMES A. ELLIS, Seo.-Treas.,
157, 13T.IJAIIRS ST., MONTREAL, OAXACA.

LAKILITIES.
t a. d
Shareholders'enital 80,028 0 0
()nitwit,' BraLcn Ifnuds.. 1,70,183 15 6
Industrial brunch Funds.. • . 4,967,003 4 4
Claiu.s under I...ile)!..licite admitted .. 29,728 18 4
•
£6,5;11,953 18 2

Electric Belt Free.
To introdnoe it and obtain Agents We will fir the next !Ant,'
Days give away, free of charge, in each Town in Great Britain,
a limited number of our GERMAN ELECTRO GALVANIC)
SUSPENSORY BELTS, Pries One Pound; a positive and
Unfailing cure for ?lemma Debility, Varioocele, Nigr4
Troubko, Loss of Energy, ac. £lOO Reward paid if every
Seit we manufacture does not generate a genuine eleetria
awrmt, Address at onee ELECTRIC 111=T AGOlClife
ko. Bag If& 111100 ELYN, EX. ILIA.

ENTED AT THE THIRTY-EIGHTH
LD ON 3RD MARCEL 1887. .
entertained, especially as it has now been resolved Viet
the whole expenses of this Branch shall be limited to 10
per cent, of the prerdinna inonine.
INDUSTRIAL 1311ANCIL—In this Branch the Premium
income has now reached the enormous total of
£3 065,551, payable in weekly premiums averaging about
twopence each. The ages of the lives assured vary from
one year to upwa ds of 100, fourteen centenarians being
found upon the r-gireets. The ferules outnumber the
males in the proportion of 1 075 to 1,000, an excess
somewhat above that of the general population. whereas
an the ordinary Companies the number of male lives
assured is found to be about eight times that of the
females. A large numb,r of the policies in fore. have
been effected on the lives of children. kn if death
occur during the first sear of sew alive. the contract
provides that, with some exceptions, a deduction shall
be made from the sum assured. s
, From these circumstances some modifications in the
principles of valuation adopted for tl.rs Ordinary Branch
become neceasay. Teese are explained by Mr. Dewey
in his report, with which 1 concur. For instance, the
table of mottality employed for the Ordinary Branch
represents the exeerience of adult mile lives ouly child-
ren being altogether omitted. Fur the Industrial
Branch, therefore, Farr's English Life tables have been
used, and separate :valuations made for the male and
, female ri,ka, the mentality of the two sexes being d,ffer-
ent. Again, the rate of mortality of children, unlike
that of adults, diminishes from year to year up to a
certain age. And therefore the visits on the nves of child-
en not exceeding, ten years of ag' e and those under all
Policies grant, d during -last year, have been treated as
Aore. term aeaurseces, for which a nominal reserve only id
necessary. Vii h tee e xceptionso valuation on the llama
princ.ples as in the Orpiuery Branch has betel made of all
the (elutes ding ecliciete
Tersae Lets and figures riseeek foe themselves, and it
is hardly flees ry to and how emiue ntly satisfactory
the results cf this elaborate investigation 111 tut be to all
e ho are interested in the welfare of the company.
Extract Irons tie Report of Ar. W. felicities, ectuary of
the Ordinary Branch.
TI e Valuation is a. Lelore on the net premium system,
the weoie of tie loading or difference between the pra-
m urns pasable and the risk pr miums'being reserved as
a prevision kr future eseeeses acd prune This load-
rug amounts to £91,08 per annum. The number of
Peneees in force tre 31st Decernbe; last was 85,089, as-
suring with be:moss £10,226 238 and pioducing an annual
srem.um income of £40,360 Be, Of this amount
£13,726 is reassured at an aueueleicost of £5OB 78,
xtraat from Mr. A. li. BAfLEl's Report. A leature worthy of note is the, large. proportion of
Having trial, ti.ee to time been consulted as to the Endowment Asaurances lately efected. Lt .me last
princapita upon wh ch tee valuations should be made of
.valuation,lBBl, these Policies formed 16 per cent, of the
unistanuing liaLilities of your eumeaby cn the 3lat whule number in force • :on the Slit December, 1886,
Deceu.ber mat, have now examined tile results of there were 31,120 of these Policies, being no less than
..huse valuations, the proces•es empicryed in obtaining 36 per cent, of the whole number of Aasurances.
aenci cheeee g the perm:o'er* from toe recorder, and the The net .esults of the Valuation are as follows :—Life
iiieteous aeopied to insure accuracy in tse ca.calatirins. &mance Fund, 31st December, 1886. £1,764,600; Ito-
eunie not.ou may be twirled 01 the magnitude of the serve for Life Assurance and Amelia] tAntracts
work when it is heated that the number it assurances in £1,457,873.
rune, excluAve of annuity grants, ia 7,196 917 ;so that burieet from the Report of Mr T. C:Pewey, Actuary
A eixti palmy were on a different life, winch is probably of the lncustriat Branch.
not 'eery tar Ilium the trutn, Aue lives of 196 per cent, Tee Policies in existence on the Het December. 1886
or very nearly cue...titter of %toe entire population of (the date of valudtion). were 7,111,828 in enetber, as.
Great Britain ann asteaud are assured m tube Company miring the sum of £66.683,111, and producing a weekly
ahe busieeas is tarried on under two distinct branches income from Premiums of £58,953, and an Annual Li-
the eUrceuary" arid the "iectuatziai." In the former, come of £3,065,551. The num-er of Free or Paid-up
tut premiums are Piosb.e ahnualiy, half-yearly, or Policies when have been granted in lieu of Discontinued
queasily ; aud the terms and the conditions resemble Policies is now 58,099. lt will be seen that the average
1110 be 01 1114 111bionty b aue.aole esaulance Companies amount assured by each policy is £9 Bs, mid that the
of the cell try. In site latter branch the rates are average weekly premium is twopence,
because, without exseptiou, the premiums are The experience of the Quingaenniam shows that the
eel able weteiy, an airengemeut which the orctinary business is yearly becoming of a more stable character,
,umpauiesss,ss not adopt Cu accouut oi tne heavy ex- for notwithstanding the large influx of new business
peu-e sue trouble a cuilecdou, but which experience during that period, the average duration of the Policies
4t.eu.5 to !WOW is the on.y way whereby tue wagt-earning now in existence is about five and a halt years.
p,tiuu ul the community can ne reached. I believe that as Industrial Aseurauce becomes better
For teu }earl, the ivies Drenches have been conducted appreciated it will assume an-even more permanent
,uk.epeutienily of teen other, as if they were distinct csaraster, and that the difference in this respect between
Lies; aq..ata.e sceousts ben g kept, and separate Ordway and Induitrial Policies witl disappear. I can
ses each, being now, however, ,racti* see no reason, therefore, why different eriuciplea shoted
cal wureso by the tdule agents, ;Le pub.ic se.ect now be adopted iu tee valuation of the two classes of
eu.ehever uesa au.ta Lute convenience, and couireeueutiy assurances, and I have couseesently valued pure pro-
ne uiLluelloU LetViCal the cementer of tee business ul wiums ouly, reserviug the whole of the loading, dicins
We two hisheu.s is Incoming less. As au instance 01 giLshilig male from I male lives. The proportion of the
i. mortality of th.s Be snob baving been carefully
it le Lutic. it, le taut wines the reverence amount dna premium reserved is 431 per cent.
many yea's, I find teat tne English Life
su.eo by viten policy in the "Ordinary"
0f.03r) most closely accords wall our esteerience,
uoirimmiznzuctetliicuenihetiviaest
yvesarlusaatgroon: Branch hiratil
Tr
arab'
ihzeda
eiaech tLe average amount has etightly increased, and and I have thereford actop.ed that Tsb:e for every de-
er uow 19 Bs. n
acriptio of 118!111111113e. In all crlculkijons I have as-
inbtiutlo ulunvidustrl
has mimed that ''
UltinisAta Brettacn —The growth of this Branch 13 per cent. per annum will be realised on
been very reinarliab.e. The premisua income from the investments.
the aaattrancea ia £4e6,852, havaug nearly treblea in the :the result of the Valuation is as following. Present
guineuennium, and being surpassed by only four other value of sums assured. £3'2,760,509; preset value of
safe Assurance Conasauies in the United Kingdom, future pure premiums, £26,288,658. Net liability,
he basis upon which the valuation of toe itabiltuer £4 470,51.
has been ma .e is explained in Mr. Huehes's report. IL It may be contended that the principles which are
way be ate ray ueaelleee as seetews ....sale pass men- adopted in tne valuation of Ordinary as uraoces are uot
..ece of Araur. d and Aunaitaot lives has been adopted app,icable to Industrial risks, but it mast be a source of
for the rate. of mune ity ; 3 per cent. for the rate of the hishest graolication ts you and to everyone con-
ante real ; snu 227 per cent, of the premium income nested with the Cum') my I, feel that the busieees of
which he the wbuie of what i. called the loading, has been this Bran .h wi I now bear a teat so seve•e and one
rcb•lV9tl fur future txpruista, pru. fits and continaencies. eitherto unknown in the hiatory tot Leaustrial Aisur-
.
Of the anipter_auflisiency of ties reserve 110 doubt Can be adce.
GENERAL BALANCE SHEET OF THE FIUME:III aL ASSURANCS COMPANY LIALRED, ON
THE .31se DECEMBER, 1886.

ASSETS,
2 s. d
British Government Securities, Consols
at-d Nw 3 per Cents 1,003,325 18 7
Dletropotitan Bimini of Works Stock and
City of London Bonds •• • • 152 443 10 0
Bank of Enzlsnd Steck .. 29.483 6 10
Lua:.s on Muni( ipal and other Rates.. 1,4E8,459 19 10
Freehold Ground Rents and Scotch Feu
Duties •• , 1,316 532 1 7
Freehold and Leasehold Property 614,169 4 5
Indian, Colonial, and Foreign Govem-
ment Securities ••• • • ..• 234.631 15 0
Reversions .. 129 389 2 8
Railway and other Debentares 859.476 17 11
Railway and other Stares .. 20.471 2 9
Mortgages • • ••• • • ••• t 77.740 13 1
Loans on the Company's Policies .. 47 145 4 0
Furniture stml Fittings
•.. ... 20,500 0 0
Loans upon Personal security., 712 10 0
Outstanding Premiums .. 145,176 15 0
Cash in hands of Superintendents and
Agents' Balances •• 39 153 12 8
Outstanding Interest and Rents ... 63.106 2 4
Cat.h—On deposit, on current account,
and in hand .• • • • . .. 90,336 111
£6,811 953 18 2

'I HOS. C. DEW S Y IManagers.1Managers. EDGAR BORNE. Chairman.
WILLI AM IiUGHES HENRY RARBEN 1 Directors.
W J. LANCA 3 TER, Secretary. PAIRICK FRA3ER I
Reline(' She, ts, Valuation Reports, Prospectuses, and any other information may be had on application to J.
Huwaitu, Buperintenueut, 20, Canun Street, Birmingham.
Diarist Euperiuteudent :—J. KITCHEN, May Vii a, Pargeter Street, Stourbridge.
Aesistant-Superintendente : W. Baker, Hay Green, Lye; S. Frame, Park Street, Brierley Hill.

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'I can confidently rekeomtnend Mews. Renronie buttai
Ind& as one that can be depended on."—TIKLD, Mira "
1884.
ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET PREZ.
J. W. BENSON, SOLE MAKER
STEAM FACTORY, LUDGATE HILL;
28, ROYAL EXCHANGE;
25, OLD BOND STREET, LONDON.

FIELD
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92, HIGH STREET
STOURBRIDGE,
HAS A
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OF NEW
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AND
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£lO TO £2,0ô0
IJIONEY.—WBE AND HOW TO GET
THE IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANE having
heen established for eight years in Liverpool, has sow
taken extensive Premi4es in London, where borrowers
Till have the opportunity of obtaining advances upon
he same equitable terms which have caused the
inperial Adv.nee Bank in Liverpool to become familia;
household words.
' Householders. Professional Gentlemen, Farmers,
ibopkeepers. Licensed Victuallers, Lodging-house
Keepers, Tradesmen, Dairymen, Cab Proprietors,
Gardeners, Clerks, persons entering into business, and
ther responsible persons, in any part of England and
Wets can obtain advances almost immediately, in sums
giving from £lO to £2,000, NO SUItItTLES
UIRED, either upon their furniture, sock, pla
ittl3, crops, implements they retaining tht free use
me), or upon note of hand alone. Ben distrain
other executions paid out. Advances extend
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initsion's paid to agents, borrowers therefore reap the
bet cfit. Liberal advances made upon deposit of met-
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Further information by calling upon cr writing
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• 7,11.071.\,
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t. 7. •
WARRANT.
VEGETABLE & FLOWER I
FREE BY > SEED
POST j
OR RAI L. )
INV,IP •
_ .
BOXES .OF VECETABLE bEEDS.
Containing the best varieties in liberal Quantities, and arrnnged
to produce a constant supply of the choicest Vegetables
all the year round.
55., 70. 6d., 10s. 6d., 12s. 6d., 155., 215., 315.6 d.,
425., 635., 1055., & 210 s. each.
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WILLIAMS & FARR'S specially selected
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VILLIAMS & FARR'S matchless Guinea
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the trade.
WILLIAMS & FARR'S remarkable selec-
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Ties. 150 Fur Capes, extra large size, re-
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WILLIAMS & FARR'S Noted Establish-
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lid.
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TEA. TEA. TEA:
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Importers -*Prices. No inter-
mediate profits,. Betting de Co.'s New
Season's Tows are the .nest in the market.
Any of the following are c,f remarkably good
value :—Good Congou, is. ad.; very
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from 3 to 10 lbd sent free by Parcels Yost.
Larger quantitied sent, carriage paid, to any
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receipt of remitianoe by Botting & Co.
("Established 184 d), 29, Fore St., City, London.

RUPTU.RES.—"VERY ingenious au
successful truss."—British ifediv: 4
Journal, May 23, 1885.

RUPTURES. "WITHOUT enlargin
the opening as conical pads are
to do, while its resiliency ensures the pa
keeping its place without exerting injunoti ;
pressure."—Medical Times, October 10, 18-:)
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.RUPTURES.—"PossEs decided a 1.
vantage both in efficiency and cont.
fort over all others with which we are ac-.
quainted;6' Liv;eryool Medical Journal,. Jinn
ary 7, 1886. ,

RUPTURES. —" A VERY ingenioua
trass."—Edinburgh Afedical Joarnal
Feb. 1, 1886.