The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-11-20 00:00:00

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HAGLEY STOCK SALE.
EVERY 310NDAy.
THE usual Supply of CATTLE', SHEEP,
PIGS_ &e,
OATES. PEURENS, & WOOLDRIDGE

THE GAS LIGHT & COKE COMPANY
CONTRACTS ron STORES,
AND PURCHASE OF OLD IRON, &e.
The Directors of this Company are prepared to receive
Tenders Cur the supply of tores and Material I, for the
)ear 1887, including :
I Fire Goods.
2. Cast Ircn Pipes.
3 Ascension Pipes, Mou tbi icces Ber ds. Teepieces,
&c.
•
4 Spfcial Cestirgs. •
5. tVrought Iron, Lead, Bolts, Washers, Rivets, &c.
6. Ireumengely.
7. Bhcvels, Sze.
8 Timber.
9. Wool Sieves, Handles, Handspikris I adders, &c.
10, R^pe, Yarn, Sacks, Sacking, Cotton Wa4e, &e.
11. Indiarubbzr Goods, Leather Bands, XI illbuards,
&o.
12. Oils, Tallow. White and Red read. Paint,: &c,
13. Metallic Oxide Point,
14 Brooms, Brnshcs, BaskAs,
15. Hem Fodder.
16. Oatmeal.

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40, KIDDERMINSTER-ST.,
STOITRBRIDGE.
- MRS. GEORGE 11. FIELD
Begs to inform the ladies of Stourbridge and the vicinity
that she has come t ) resident the above address, and is
PREPARED TO RECEIVE ORDERS FOR
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it A I\T Tril lir A K ING,
1.
Being confident that he can give perfect Eati,f ,etion in
STYLE AND FIT.

TVORTII A GUINEA A BOX,
BEECHAIVI'S PILLS
A RE admitted by those
sands to be worth above
, GUINEA A Box for Billions
and Nervous Disorderg
1 as wind and Pain at
ic Stomach,„ biek Ilead7
Ae, Giddiness, ,Fu'ness
and Swelling •• 'Star meals,
Dizziner-s and Dro,wainess,
Cold (h:lls, Fleshings of
Heat,. Loss of Appetite,
Shortness of Breath, Cos-
tiveness, scurvy, blotches
on the -Skin, Disturbed
Sleep, Frightful Dreams
and all nervous and Trem,
blirg Sensations, &c, It.e.
The first dose will give relief in twenty minutes
This is no fiction, for they have done it in thousands
of MOS. The*Pre,,irietor of the Pills having obtained
a great eirpense)-4,ltent for them, he challenges the
whole world to p.; neflicine eval to them for
r.emoving t e alyv-a4 nsl nte o.!sd_ rearing
the patient to sow_ lasting health. - • N.:
Every suffererls,emelktly invite] to try one bel of
ese Pills, and they wili 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 Obstructions, and bring about all that is required.
No female should bowithout them; There is no remedy
to be found to (Anal BE WHAM'S PlLLSfor'removilig
any obstruction .or irregularity of the system. If taken
according to the directions given with each box, they
will soon restoie females of all ages to sound and ro
bust health.
For a weak Stomach, impaired digestion, .and all dis-
orders of the liver, they act like "MAero," and a few
doses avid be found to work wonders upon the mo3t
important organs in the human Machine. They
strengthen the whole muscular system, restore the
long-lost comp'uxion, bring back the keen edge of
appetite, and aroase into action, with the ROSEBUD of
health, the whole physical energy of the human frams.
These are "FACTS" admitted by thousands embracing
all classes of Society, and one of the best guarantees to
the Nervous and Debilitated is, BEECHAM'S PILLS
have the largest sale of any Patent Medicine in the
world.
BOechait's Magic Cough Pills.
.As a remedy for Coughs in general; Asthma, Diffi-
culty in Bre:thing tqlortness.of Breath, Tightness and
Oppression of thiChest, Wheezing, Etc., these Pills
stand unrivalled; and anyone labouring under • any of
the above complaints, need only try One Box to pr,ve
that they are the best ever offered to the public for
Asthmatic and Corisumptive Coughs, Hoarseness and
Oppression of the Chest. They speedily remove that
sense of oppression and Difficulty of Areathing which
nightly deprive the the patient of rest. They give
almostinstant relief and comfort to those afflicted with
the above distressing and, when neglected, dangerous
complaints. Let any person troubled with any of the
above complaints give Beecham's Cough Pills a
The most violent Cough will n a short lime be
removed.
CAuTiow.--,The public are requested to notice that
the words, "BEECHAM'S PILLS, St, Helen's," are on
the Government Stamp affixed to each box of thells
if-not on, they are a f rgery.
Prepared only, and sold wholesale and retail, by the
proprietor, T. Beecham, Chemist, k.t. Helen's
Lancashire, in boxes at Is, lid. and 2s. 9d. each, ri
post free ror 15 or 311 stamps:
Sold by. all Drugrists and Patent Medicine Dealers
in the 14 ited Kingdom.
N .13.—Full Directions are given with each box.

BENSON'S
"ROYAL EXCHANGE"
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.10:".-1110.• _
Alga fiirtli'ergi4AaVa---6e6f.6;:eivrapraliy'S'Atriiintr Week
of Old Iron, teel Rates, Brass and -Copper.
Forms of Tender may be bad on application at the
Office of the Company, Iforeeferry Road, Westminster,
S.W.
he Patterns may be seen at the Company's
,Eitores.
florseferry Road, Westminster, between 10 A,Bi. acd 4
r.nr. fron 17th November to Ibt December, 1885, in-
clusive.•
•
Parties applyi :g shr_urld state the particul*r Contract
or t ontracts for which they propose•to Tender.
Tenders to be forwarded to the undersigned on or be-
fur%) ißolesnty, the 2nd December, 1886.
By Order; .
JOHN ORWELL- PHILLIPS,
Secretary and General Manager.
CHIEF OFF:CE,
BORSFFERInt ROAD, WESTRINFTER, S.W.,
ism:ember, 1886.

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'1 i t 1 $... & G
i iIVOTHY KIT'S 0
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING PLAIN
AND FANCY STATIONERS &c. &c.
The Largest and most Complete Stock of -
GENERAL AND FANCY STATIONERY,
CUT TISSUES, &c. &c., in the Midland Counties.
PHOTO and SCRAP ALBUMS. PURSES, BIBLES
PRAYER BOOKS, CHURCH SERVICES, &c., iltc..
THE TRADE MOST LIBERALLY DEALT WITH:
11 & 12, EDGBASTON STREET
p IRMINGHAM.
is
WHOLESALE DEPOT kOR
CE IsTml g
luom
IIMALIE11311:10M
SHOW ROOM NOW OPFN FOR SELECTION
NEW SCRAPS AND BOOKS.
SPECIAL SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
WOOD BEACKETS.
Fancy Money Boxes, Drauzlif Boards
and Men, Chess, Dominoes, Games, &c,
Y laying Cards,
GHRIsTNIAs GARDQ
0 i
NEWEST MAKES, AND DESIGNS FROM MOST
EMINENT PUBLISHERS, HAND PAINTED,
PHOTOGRAPH, AND ALL THE
NEWEST NUVELTIES.
SHOW ROOM, WITH SPECIALITIES FOR TEIE
COMING SEASON, NOW OPEN.
THE 9REAT REMEDY
LAT R' 8 B se,..art.ie..o. andrun=
The excruciating pair; ;s
quickly relieved and curd
in a Lir days by this cele-
GOU 11 brated Medicine.
, These Pills require no
restraint of diet-during their
use, and are certain to pee.
vant the disease attacking
any vital part. -
1c)1 i_.41..41, Eold by all Umtata at
.Is. lid. and 28.9 d, ver box

Applications for the Reprenentation in Stourbridge
of an Established Loudon Inaurace Company,
may be addressed in the 'first place as belOw.
lnai-
diuon to the salary of £l5O per annum, a Commission
i 4 at owe.: —Address, Chairman, 2, Salisbury Court,
P.ett Strcet, Loud( n, E. C,

J, W. BENSON; Queen's tratC6aker.
STEAM FACTORY, LUDGATE HILL;
28, ROYAL EXCHANGE; and
25, OLD BOND STREET, LONDON.

ABARGAIN, TEN PER CENT. FOR SALE 20
ha R6S of £5 each fay paid in the Swindon
JuLction Hutel Company, Limited (Railway Reiresh-
meut Rooms) trcluding tne declared Dividend. Ad-
dress, Trustee, 41essra, H. Edwards & Co., Union
Chambas Union Coart, Old Broad St , London.

NOTICE!
TO PIANO ORGAN AND
HARMONIUM BUYERS.
TT having been rumoured that JOSZPH Rion'
-IL (known to the public as RILEVB) or me of
his Sons has openea another place of b usiness,
he begs to state that such IS not the case;
neither has he any connection whatever with a
Musical Instrument business, commenced in
July last, of the same name, and, which is adver-
• ,tised as having beer. es:abl.shed $3 years.
Jossrn RILEY also begs to say (notwithstand-
ing all tatements to the con Iran 5 ),that prior to
• Ju:y last h.-+ was the on,y RILEY In the Mhsical
iustrumental business. Hi. well-known instru-
ments are,to be obtained only at
.25, CONSTITUTION HILL,
NEAR t3;:•T W BIRMINGHAM.
, ,
ESTABLISHED 1851
---
Intending putchas,rs should see the cele-
brated PIANOg by Collard, Kirkman, Hopkin-
ton, Steinhart, Broadwood. Carl Hardt, brins-
mead, Lunge, and Hagspiel. Also the famous
OEGANS by Smith, Clough and Warren, Wash-
ington Estey, lthada, and Mason and Hamlin,
at popular prices and twins.
- 150 UPRIGITT IRON GRAND PIANOS, £22 to
£B3.
153 ORGANS and HARMONIUMS, £4 to £94.
50 SECOND HAND PIANOS, £9 to £2O.
50 NEW PIANOS, warranted, £l3 108 to £2l.
12 PIANOS, ORGANS, and HARMONIUMS
on View in Windows.
400 V.Ol INS, VIOLINCELLOS, BASSES,
BANJOES, GUITARS, MANDOLINE,
CORNETS, MC AcAL BOXES, CON-
CE O,IINAS, ME bODIANS, etc., on View
in the Wqidows. -
A riano, Organ, o: Harmonirm is usually
the puichase of a lifttune, therefore great
tare should be taken to buy -off an old-estab-
lished house there References CAN be Relied
upon.
RILE I
05 CONSTITUTION L L,
(NEAR SNOW HILL),
BIRMINGHAM.

ONE.—'UNION DEPOSIT BAND (Reg), o.
LV.I 17, KING WILLIAM STREET, C harm g Cio s,
LONDON, W,C,
EITABLIEBED 3FG7. CJ P 1 TA L, Xi 25,000 ; RESER\ E
2120,C00.
-
ADVANCES made without deflections, for short or
.rg periods, in sums ef £2O to £2 000 on persona
eurity furniture. steck.in-trade. reversions ; also deeds
Fe policirs, ALFIVE reit CENT, without mostgage
'pow es. from one to ten years Prospectuses
post frel on application (pers:.nal v sit preferred,)
SPECIAL All ENTION is sequested to-the follow.
g, us the sreat secret f bo:rowing money is to know a
;iahle bank to go to in the hour of need. - Before ap-
cation. Is made cr fees paid to loan offices, ask your
licitor or any auclicneer in k ngland or Wales, know-
n this bank, who will imirediately tell you you are
eating with a bowl fide bank, ESTABLISHED ,1867.
rif you canno.t. obtain An advance here you can rest
sured you cannot get it from any other bank, as ar-
o-temente ate msde for naming out every genuine
Tame and full money applied for lent, without any
&talon', within two clear 'days from application.
h. proprietot a„having a very large capital at c mar 01.
n lend at a much lower rate of interest then any othsr
vance bank in the Unitod
F IRST LEITER( f application immediately attended
Distance no otjec‘. A gentleman sent direct from
bank to casry out u.l Ran:. cz.s. CURRENT AC-
UNTS OPENED. Interest allowed 44 per cent. ,
on deposits, aulj.ct to 14 dajb' notice.
EDWARD JOHNq, trawler.

QUEEN'S FOR
PATENT • ,3-, ,
'—'-i' i.- EXCELLENCE
HIGHEST AWARD IN THE WORLD-
BECAUSE
PATENT
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TRADE MARK
C: tfil ,7% 1[73
"IS THE BEST"
In the World for CLEANING, PATrTIT
WASHING, and PURIFYING ,
EVERYTHING. BrJ RAX:'
In Quarter-Pound and Half-Pound „,.. ,‘
Packets, of all Grocers.
eir Known Euerywhere by this— TRADm AsARK
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Ask for Patent Borax, and refuse all others.

£lO TO L 25000
ONEY.—WFTERE AND HOW TO GET IT. -
I THE IMPERIAL A DVAIs,CE BANK Lavin,
n established for ciifirt years in Livetpool, has
n extenEive Premises in Lcrd ,n. wbete
I have the opportunity of obtaii.ing advances iti,or
, same equitable terms hid) have caused the
• Advnce Bank in Liveq3o.;,l to beccme Lmiti„
household words.
ilonsehofders. ProicsFinsl Gentlemen, -Farmers,
opkeepers, LiCCDSEi Vicuallers, Lodging.hou„
ert is, Tradesmen, Dairymen, Cab Proprietors,
rdeners, Clerks, persons entering into business, and
:er responsible persons, in any part of Eng)and and
ales can obtain tylvf.inces almost immeiliately, in sums
eyirg from £lO to iltl,ooo, NO SUP.E.TIEs Eh
GIBED, either upon their `ureiture, s'eck, plan
ttle, crops, implements!, they retaining th ; free use
:Le), or ur.on rote of hand distrain
other executions paid out. Advances extend
tut one to five years. Easy repayments. No con
,sionis paid to agents, borrowers therefore reap the
(fit. Liberal advances made upon deposit of mer-
.i.(lise, surplus stocks, jewenery, furniture, deeds,
policies, scrip, and up3u every kind of valuable pro
ty ,itb the strictest privacy.
Further inforn-ation by calling upon or writing
llg amount required) LEV, IS SIMMONS, Princira
Imperial Advance-Bank,
245. Tottenham Court Load. London, NV. C.

Royal Colonization Lottery
DOMINION OF CANADA,
ALMIORIZED 13Y ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
A Grand Chance to Secure a Fortune.
£50,000 TO BE GIVEN AWAY,
Over 2,200, Prizes Ranging from
£5,000 cluwnwards.
rr WILL COST BUT 5 snincv•GS To TRY YOUR LUCK.
And it may bring you £5,000.
Bankers—The Bank cf Montreal, Montreal.
ihe first great drawing of the Eoyal Colonization Lot
tery Dominion of Canada, will take place in the City
of Montreal. Canada,
ON THURSDAY, DEC. 16, 1886,
when fifty thou-and pounds worth rif real estate and
other valuab:e prop r:y will be disttibutcd. The follow-
ing is the
GRAND PRIZE LIST.
Value
One Capital Prize, Real Estate, ...
One do do 3,000
••••••••
One do ,do ... • .......• 2,003
.•••••
Two Splendid Prizes, tio £l,OOO each 2 000
Four •do d 500 „ 2,000
100 Homestead Farms at 200 „ .....
50 Town Lots at 100 „
100 do at 50 „
1000 Prizes at 4 4,000
1000 Prizes at 2 „ •• 2,00
()mud total to be given away £50,000
The real estate is watranted to be worth the money
va.ue paced upon it, and while the Lottery is to as-
sist a Colonization Society to settle the fertile lands
of the magnificient province of Quebec, it is pre-
pared to find a purchaser for the lands within CO
days from the day of the drawing at a discount of
five per cent, should winces of prizes prefer cash.
lickcts, 5 shillings each, will be promptly forwarded
on receipt of price. To Clubs or ii,dividuals purchasing
10 tickets, 5 per cent discount will be made ; 25 tickets
10 per cent ciitceunt ; 50 tickets, 15 per cent discount ;
100 tickets, 17i per cent, discount; 200, 20 per cent
discount ; 500 acd cvi. 5 per cent discount will
made. A limitel numter of live agents wantethq
All money to be sent by registered letter, P.O. order
or bank draft. Address,
JAMES A. ELLIS, Sec-Tress.,
157, Sr. JAMES ST., MONTREAL, CANADA.

KEATING'S LOZolili(iNe,tG6,
8-Rest Cough Remedy.
KEA:LING'S LO
BESt. es Cough Remedy.
K Oldest
EAN TIG'S LUZIL
s, NGE.
Best Cough Remedy,
EATING'S LOZENGES,
"ANY DOCTOR WILT :TELL YOU" there is no
better Cough Medicine than KEATING's
LOZENGES. One gives relief; if you suffer
from cough try diem but once; they trill
cure, and they will not injure your health ;
they.contain only the purest:drugs, skilfully
combined. Sold everywhere in 13lid
C HURCHWARDEN C. E. CiESAR, Esq.,
wrote—Oct. 2, 1886.
Dear Sir,—A cough is so distressing and
disturbing to all who hear it that no one
should be ignorant that there can be no
better remedy than your Lozenges.
1 have found them perfectly (effectual;
•
both at church and meetings where cough-
ing causes so much annoyance, every one
ought to keep the Lozenges in their pocket
ready for use. Please send me 2 boxes at
once.
Churchwarden, St, Thomas's, Islington N.

THE SUBSTITUTE FOR rill TIE MANNA CAKE
CASTOR OIL. BEN- 1 js an elficient Worm
NETTE'S MANNA CAKE, Cake. Children take it as a
price lid. each (not a patent Sweetmeat.
medicine), One Cake equals It is perhaps the most
half-an-ounce of Castor Oil, suitable aperient known
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