The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1881-06-11 00:00:00

DR. SMITH'S
MMnUMMEi

eAd ttla Book of f',Nsitivz. Mc-hones.
4.ll,Zfri' 11 a: *x of /c 6 sal Iteelipt

of Two Staniss to preps), Pos'sge WHINSUNTIDE has come this year when the days
THE Ilk ;O K OF PO eel,'" YEI lEDIES
GIVX.B aLI cit LL,Dic,!Nzis is,, r.,L,u34.. are long and are customarily bright. The rain
HOLD 133i4, A LOT of I),rtl CITZ. itrILEDIS.3 which came up from the Atlantic on Whit Sun-
fox COMMON AILMN V retsT at day, disappointing as it was to the holiday
Dink:AY!S:6 ircident to gen. Wch, au?. Children, makers of the morrow, was grateful enough to
with the Yr.O.Vidt is,txarl t,r ta CIR.
THL BOOR e P;!..4,11 QUIDN.te the parched and thirsty laud. Still it did seen.
S is thol4. tits
t.,1 ALL DI ShA6.,.at 45 the POSITIVii hard that after such a long drought the rain
110i.e.NIC DOII.I6RTIC hou3 have cone- just a few hours too early, and
Every Mae sail /Tomas hayi a copy of 'kis this broiled one of the best days of recreation
Peek. shl.4ll,lhi U. fgve-4 Leeeteee:4 es (eiti.2*- which.. the year presents. Holiday a are few
Book for 'treatment. No Doctor's tsins—No Mate- enough and to our short-sighted vision it ap-
-91 04g, —1"1“, Pantuniil 41: 4lne----Safole4stsatiet
Bart Will Ssle Y TtiOLISAIND V-,VALIDI Pe" a pity Viet orenchieg rain should at that
h4v, eut.,UF.X.I.) Is) the PCIII7IY4 Illtle%D.tes. particular time rain the enjoyment ot tens ot
Te.hul; nioulv4l) rV umo,"t70111. tilt/11961AS of hard workets. Vet DO one Can
kiCNALS vein ix It MCI ds. doubt that th•-re are considerations of even high
idat tho CeintCia 9r Loatek.,l4 &xi ierartance than the wishes of those who go
kneats Uze.' forth to seek recreation and amusement. The
ei,t,,dl., ;it geoiti4 Si. per bett;a
A;;;,t;re, 04. B,„ accounts which have been published as to the
k:gtcar
Parityree andel*, t.e. Ali 04 yr lietn• state of the growing crops showed that the situ-
tit:aleil.e.eates Pees As. is. iger Bor. ration was becoming critical through the want of
cslo •• •• -• ts- 64. Fir box. rain. 'lwo years -ago the hopes of the fernier
Conlis Mixture .. te. 64. yur Battle ; were drowiled amid the flood cf waters which
Worm l'ordcrd Is. V& par box.
tz ,
intaasut s 1. per was poured upen the earth., Now the adverse
1.) 2. 0 x.x. :
Parvuve Pl.Ls pr Box. influences were all upon the other side. For
As nanio as ts. pot Bex. I weeks there had been a cloudless sky and a dry,
Pus 2sf.lectstry .• Sic Ct. pir Box. parching wind. There was plenty of sunshine;
File ()tlll'a"tt hi.. hi ......L.Od• P6r 1$"• but the firmament was of a cold steel blue, end
Any of the Medicines *my be ohin4e4 at the there was but little rain. At lost the rain came;
Liiscoetory, er will be sent by Post or Rail Is receipt of
but the holiday keepers declared that it came at
a Bentitishee ix Stamps.
A few of Vas Disease, for 'kith tit, Pissitive istasedies the wrong time. Tile high temperature came to
MIS Lane—Nerves, Peoatseuee, leatioeawa,Apileese, a ciimax in a tropical downpour; and while the
tee-s"ofXttnart• W•airsest, Paint is the Mack, flea"' vapour borne upon the vfiugs of the south-west
bare. .1. sitters, Piles, %inter Coes,h, lirlatalexey. C. wind gladden the heart of the farmer, it made
'a:lowlier. beat, Headache, Breuebitte. Colas, Diseases
St wcreesh skis i)lassus, pimples, Dides,„ if gloomy the hearts of those who had long lookeci
to tt..;.acy Organs. Gravel, Pales, ha, Natrona forward to a few hours of relief from the toils of
Debiliti t, IL .aa;sal iht. H .steris, Overworktl Brain, time.
Less of Vital linergy, Aoiciity, Giddiness, Worse, HOW stood Parliament at Whitsuntide with
Igeionels•Ay cres of all Muds, Beeeudary iipsaptosas, respect to the transaction of the necessary busi-
Itheiluastis lind 021, ik..ionsx,as, ClLALTilitaii illthe country ? Under a political sky in
Noreen' Diseases Isipoverissed Blood, Loss of Norte D°E's of
Power, &a., he. 'Disoasits of Asa, Diseases et 14 osasa melancholy contrast with the brilliant sunshiee
lasi Chitin-est, ad have a gerno.dy. which gladdened the land at the time of the ad-
NO fit,S.—LiktAl IS. The invalid's Irial.i•flz ek et journment, the two Houses separated for their
2°6itiT" 116216diez 664 Trutment of all ""'" 'lla7 brief legislative recess. It wi.s the 3rd of June,
be heti direst ism the Positive lieresay Laboratory va and the atmospheric conditions were as wide as
ritelpt at Ad&ess and Iwo Stamps to yrepAy Postsgs.
th
Bent direct from e Poles esunder from those which preveileo
when Parliament assembled on the 6to of Jan-
E. SMITH nary. The midsummer sky and the bright sue.
POSITIVE REIsUE-,DY LALORATORT, shine had taken the place Lf the frosi. etri snow_,
211, SOLT I'HAJAP"; Oki ROW, LONUOIN, W.C. which, amid a winter of Siberian severity, had
accompanied the asaemblirg of the Lot..:lAl:tture.
Parliament bad been sitting five months, or very
nearly the length of time represented by an or-
dinary session ; but what had it to show for its
labours? Nething beyond the Coercion Acts
for Ireland and the Budget. When it separated
for the Whitsuntide holidays, it was on tle
threshold of the consideration of the measure
which was really the cause of its being summoned
in midwinter. It was on the first clause ef th,
lash Land Bill, and to the different clauses of
this measure there was about a Vaousand amend-
ments on the paper for disCUEliiol2. How long.
at the preeent rate of progress, is it to be befoie
the Land Bill is disposed of? Then there arc
other tuessures of the first importance that well
introduced by Liao Government ruorths ago, Stoti
some oi which are absolutely n6stessary to be
peaeed. One of these is the Bill for the continu-
ance ef the Ballot, shich expired on the Met
Deceit:leer last, in accordeuce with the cluu
loti,eg its operation to the end of 1880 which
had been introduced by the Hoene of Lori 4
Unless provision is made for this, the election),
wih soon again be taking piece under the el'
aysiein of open voting. The commercial sr
Trading classes have long deniended a Bane.
ptcy 13111 which shall be more effectual fee the
protection of the honest trader these are the
Corrupt Practices Prevention Bill, the Rivers
Conservancy and Floods' Prevention Bid,
measures relating to education, the reform of
the juoieeture, and a host of subjects demenit-
ing constant attention on the part of the legis•
latnre.
There an be no question whatever that for a
great part of the deadlock in public business the
cumbrous forms of Parliament are itheteselves
in a great degree responsible. They were
framed centuries ago for a state of things rawer
conditions very different from those of to-day.
The work of Parliament has increased to an en-
ormous extent, while the machinery for gettin,
through with it hes renained unaltered. It is
heavy and inelastic; and is in a great degree un-
suited to the execting engegewents of the pla•
sent day. Pariiarneut is, in fact, overwhelmed
with work which ought to be performed, in large
part, by competent legal tribunals outside it,
walls, it cannot attend to the pressing affaite
of the empire because it is sifting the details of
reilway end canal bill., or gas and water bill .
I( has been suggested that, as Parlinmeot turned
over the trial of the election petitions to Ike
Majesty's Judges, aid thus 1- L to an independ-
ent tribunal the dtaisioa wee.her a memln r
the House of Corenot s is or Lot duly ele.cteit,il
tnight well adept the ranee pr eciple twill regard
to a mass of the private business which How oc-
cupies its et:AAA-lei.. But so leg as the minutest
provitions ef the bo,ail, St 1 cml meesnres Lay
.-
to be considered by Parliatnet, so long will the
iiign Court of the Legialatute be enenuile reel
with techl-a when it ouelit lo be far more pr fit-
ably occukied in I inperierNOOLlCernl.

a M 41641111 u& eftV,ly yearrpraetial. /rad
ml ft.r scut‘irs.

A TREATISE ON NEtViOliS DEBILITY

TEAS Wile work is $ .114.bi0 11144iical FriszAl
IL gives a gratkia ia- 1,1 Oka Calm, 'Lei
Caro opt LaiiivaUas, Faipit.-
tea, Loss of 1$ (hi* Z., ta parses.'
irks, !rasa twins, asa:-.%, nes isprAlsesl spinba.
!walks* IS 111CTIO, ht arsafssai is trans, sasaigi saa4
Soi sal sea/ this watt

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