The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-10-31 00:00:00

• VD THE CHUI

BELBROUGHTOI4.
WILFUL DADAGE.—At the Police Court, Stourbridgo,
on Tuesday loot, before it. L. Freer Esq.. Titus Parrish
was charged by Timothy Parrish, his brother, with wit-
taffy breaking nine panes of glass, his property. OD the
3Giii instant. Timothy Parrish said that on the day in
question he saw the defendant throwing stones at Lie
;complainant's) windows. The damage done was is.
Fined 1s sud costs, and 3s the damage ; in default 10
days.
SINGULAR ACTION FOR TITE VALVE OF A pro—Tandy
r. Sgital.—At the County Court, at Stourbridge, no
Tueaday last, before E. Dinsdale, Esq., Judge, this was ,
an action brought to secover the value of a pig, value .
503. Plaintiff hves at Bell End, and the defendant at
(-lent.
I,,Mtrh. Pdootton appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Chtlow
\
Mr. Pontou, in opening. said that complainant sold
the defendant five pigs—four for 10i each, and the other
for 150, making Id 15s, defendant at the time paying is. ,
Defendant said he had a pig for sale, and asked plaintiff 1
50s for it, defendant at the time saying that the pig was
sound and all right, and that he would warrant it so.
The pig was suffering from a disease, and plaintiff took
the pig back to the defendant the next morning. Ile (Mr.
Ponton) should prove by a witness named Green, a far.
nor, that the pig was ill at the time the sale was

effected. _ _
Plaintiff said be was a pig dealer, and sold the defend-
ant five pigs on the Bth of September—four at lila each,
and the other for 15s. Defendant paid him Is down.
Defendant said he had a strong pig for sale, and he would
\warrant it all right, and the pie was to go for the 50a.
When the pig was brought home at night it appeared to
be suffering from disease, and he (witness) complained
of it. Next morning he took the pig back to the defend-
ant's house in a tart, and told defendant that the pig waa
very bad, and he should not like to have it among his
pigs. Witness after went to Mr. Green, a farrier, who
examined the pig, and pronounced it unsound.
John Wag,taff, a youth, said he was in the employ of
plaintiff. On the Bth of September he went to the de-
fenilaut's house for a pig. The pig appeared to walk
dull, and lay down on the road several times.
Jesse Jarvis said the pig came into his possession on
the 12th of September. It appeared to be ins dying
state. It was not sound. The pig first came into his
mill. Its lungs appeared to be affected, and it was in a
starving condition.
Benjamin Weaver said Out at six o'clock at night the
pig was brought to his stable. He did not see it at the
time, or it should not have conic in, as the pig was

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Mr. Cinlow, for the defence, contended that there was
no warranty given with the pig, and milled the
Defendant, who said he kept a public-house at Glatt.
On the sib of Soot' Inh...r :i.s 1,.1gL :,,'.7. v. i", Ow p!,:i,t!ii!'
for four pig;. ViAlbt'll g ~, In .0 on.! in. Ile agrced to
Ben the pig for £3, and plaintiff offered him RM. The
pig appeared to be well, and he sent it to plaintiff the
same night. Next morning plaintiff brought the phi
back, and said it was not well. Witness refused to take
the pig bids, and afterwards heard it wan reaming on the
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THE DISSENTEIb ..... •
To are Editor qf Mt " Obserc.• • ,
The Globe says :—',' We hive already pointed ont thes
the attack upon the Established Church is not supported
by a large body el the Wesleyans, and proofs are con-
tinually appearing that intury amongst the Baptiets and
Independents are averse to it. There are no before the
coustitueneies four Wesleyan', as Constitutional midi-
dates, who will not support the disestablishment of the
Irish Church, and these will probsbly be followed by
others before November arrives. Meanwhile there is
one point in connexion with disestablishment which is
of the utmost importance to Dissenters, but which Is
continually lost sight of. This point is conclusively pet
in a letter to a contemporary this morning. The corres-
pondent says,—' If the aristocracy of this land, with
great territorial influence, become, for the greater pets
favourably affected again towards the Church of Itome,
and if the larger imlf ..f the clergy, leading with them
multitudes of the gentry (Dissenters say this is already
the feet), become similarly affected, what security will
there be. supp wing that the existing Protestant Church
is chsestubli•-hed, that the Itomish Church shall not be
i•stablished in its place? We will prevent it, they may
any ; but how will they prevent it when the law is no
longer for them but against them! Prevent it ' Why
they would be pat down pretty quickly with a strong
hand. Prevent it : How but by a revolution ? and surely
that is Itui to be contemplated. It is apparent, thee.
that even on this ground • the caws (of disestablialiment)
is not worth the noodle.' But if some Dissenters persist in
supporting this polier, it behoves the Dissenter. of Eng-
land to collie forward iu a body and wake a stand far
that Protestantism which ought to be so dear to all int.
speetive of minor differences."
Yours truly,
A DISSENTER.

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IbiARLUED.
On Tuesday, the Tith inst. at St. Thomas's Church.
(by the Itry. Hugh Sherrard, vicar), John Beach. Fair-
field, Kidderminster, to Eliza Cecilia, eldest daughter ot
Richard Barney, Strourbridge.

Oooetfe
A SCCCESSFET. EePERIMENT.—The Serrice
has the following :—" There are very few simple articles
of food which can boast no many valuable and impertant
dietary properties as cocoa. While acting on the nerves
as a gentle stimulant, it provides the body with corn., of
the purest elements of uutrition, and at the same time
corrects and invigorates the action of the digestive or-
gan.. These beneficial effects depend in a great mea-
ture upon the manner of it. preparation, but of late years
such close attention has been given to the growth amt
treatmeut of cocoa that there is no difficulty in eceuring
it with every useful quality fully developed. The singu-
lar success which Mr. Epps attained by his howiromithie
preparation of Comm has never been surpassed Le auy te-
perimentalist. Par ana wide the reputation of elpee'•
Cocoa has spread by the simple force of its ewe estraor.
dinary merits. Medical men of all chairs of opinion
have street in recommending it as the a Jett and elm t
beneficial article of diet for persons of weak coustitu-
tons. This superiority of a particular mode of prepara-
tion over all others is a remarkable proof of the great
result, to be obtainel from little causes. By a thorough
knowledge of the natural laws which govern the opera.
thins of digestion lola nutrition, and he a careful applica-
tion of the fine properties of wellheleeted cocoa, Mr.
Epps has provided our breakf act tables with a delicately
flavoured beverage which may ante us many heavy doe.
tors' bills. It is by the judicious use of ouch articles of
diet that a constitution may lee enthrall built up mita
-trong enough to resist every tendency to di-ease. Hun-
dreds of eubtle maladies are lioating around no ready to
attack whereever there is a weak point. We may Cu-
cope many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well forti-
fied with pure blood and a properly nonriehed frame.
HoLLOWAY'S OINTNIENT Cought.
Diphtheria, n.l th.,,,eclati*.—Tht. corrective remedies
are infallible for the cure of these pectoral complaints,
*hide when neglected, often end in settled attema or
terminate in consumption. The Ointment, well rubbed
upon the chest and back, penetrating the skin, it carried
directly to the lungs, where it expels all iinpuritiet
All the blood iii the body conetently peaces through the
ling., and there all uoxioue particles tending to produce
diaease can he quickly, thoroughly, and permanently
neutralised, rendered harmless, or ejected from the
system. Holloway 'a Ointment and Villa perfectly accom-
plish this purification and by the blood thus eleaused
the inflaeuce of these wonder:Sul medicaments reaches the
remotest parts oh the liamau body, and thus cures all
diseased action, whether ieternia or external.
ADVICE TO MOTHECIA.—AIS You broken of your red
by • hick child, aufferiog with the pain of slotting Gelb.
Go at once to a chemist, and get shuttle of hitts.Wins-
low's Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the poor sufferer
immediately ; it is perfectly harmless ; it products ode-
ral quiet sleep, by relieving the child from pain, sad the
little cherub awakes "as bright as • button." It has
been long in use in America, and is highly recommended
by medical men; it is very pleasant to take; it soothes
the child ; it softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves
wind, regnlatee the btwels, and is the best knowa remedy
for dysentery and diarrhma, whether arising from teeth-
ing or other causes. Be sure and ask for Mrs. W ins•
low's Soothing Syron, and ere that " Curtis and Perkins,
New York and Loudon" icon the outside wrapper. No
mother should be without it.—Sold by all medicine
dealers at is 1.1.1 per Bottle, London Depot, 205, High
Holborn.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Ptota.--With autumn
come many accesses of the akin, which demand instant
!ideation if the patient wishes to be spared much an-
noyance through the winter. These remedies will be
found moat effectual in repreiming eryeipelsa and Mesta-
motions generally, and in healing up mere legs, wouuds,
arid ulcerations in the Lindset manner, without exciting
pain, or tending to weaken the patient, which would ic-
fallibly increase his sufferings aud retard his curc•
Holloway's Pills should be taken during tine coarse of
treatment, which they will make easier and more sue-
cessful ; at the same 'time they will improve the appetite
and materially aid digestieu—a matter of the most
material importance when lowering infirmities afftiet the
week, delicate, or aged.

Professor

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