The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-07-17 00:00:00

PUBLIC NOTICES
o T 11 E ELECTORS
rr THE
SIID OR DROITVVICH DIVISION OF THE
COUNTY OF WORCESTER.
FRIENDS AND ELECTORS,
Although I am proud to have my name associated with
you in the successful issue decided at Droitwieh yester-
day, the victory is yours not mine ; a victory achieved
by toe loyal and patriotic msn of all class.,s and parties
in defence of the integrity of the Empire and the Parlia-
ment of the United Kingdom.
I am most grateful to you for having, by so large a
majority, dispelled the delusion, 60 oft repeated by my
late opponent, viz , that I did not pssses‘s the confidence
nor represent the opinions of tie majority of the Con-
stituents of this Division of the County. As an Inde-
pendent member, I ask you to judge me by my votes
during the last thirteen years. As a rule I have voted
for every measure of progress and for the reform of
abuses, and in the future I intend as I said in my
addree,s last year—to support every sound measure, from
whatever party it may emanate, sad la I corscientiowly
believe to be for the good of the country, and to oppose
5h,.,.x uenese so on uurigerous to me community
at large,
The Depression of Trade and A griculture, and our
foreign commercial relations; demand immediate and
grave attention.
Notwithstanding the latitude given to lancuage used
during a contested election, nothing has astonished me
more than the attempt to persuade working men that I '
am a hard taskmast• r To those who know me as a.
larpe employer of labour, I em content to leave my
reputation in their hands; to those who do not know
me, I am anxious to make their acquaintanc.o and I shall
then be equally content to abide by their verdict.
Intimately associated from my boyhood with the sons
of toil, I love the working men, and have ever felt deeply
interested in the moral slid social welfare of their wives
and families I esnnot too str ingly express the opinion
that whether in the manufacto y, the workshop, the
farm, the army, or the nsvy, the working man has ever
been the b...abonc of old England, and I hope to live to
see-the day when working 111,11 will become convinced
that this country can never become ere-per:Ala or happy
'by setting class aglust c ass, God has so ordained that
the different, classes of society—acting justly one towards
anether—are necei-sary in order to form the harmony,
prosperity, and happiness of the human family. I wish
to see realised a couplet of old—
" Then none was for a party, then all were for the State,
Then the great man helped the poor, and the poor man
loved the great.
Gentlemen, I can only. in conclusion, again express to
you my heartfelt giatitude ler your valuable aid in
pacing me in the proud position as your Representative
—I include upper, middle, ard last, though not lca,t, the
working classes; all have been ((pally zealens in the
good cause, and everythiug has been done con amore.
Permit me to renasii, Gectlemen,
Ever your faithful Friend and Servant,
JOHN CORBET T.
•
lmpney, Droiiwich, July 14th, 1886.

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£lO T 2,0 0 0
'mONEY.-WHERE AND HOW TO GET IT.—
THE IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANK having
bees established for eight years in Liverpool. has now
taken extensive Premises in London, where borrowers
will have the opportunity of obtaining advances upon
the same equitable terms which have caused the
truperial Advance Bank in Liverpool to become familiar
household words.
Householders' Professional Gentlemen, Farmers,
Shopkeepers, 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
Wales can obtain advances almost immezliately, in sums
arying from £lO to £2,000, NO SURETIES lil.
UIBED, either upon their furniture, seek, plan
attle, crops, implements ( they retaining th 3 free use
me), or upon note of hand elone. °Beta distrainte
other executions paid out. Advances extend
.rom one to five years. Easy repayments. No cote-
lnissionis paid to agents, borrowers therefore reap the
benefit. Liberal advances made upon deposit of mer-
chandise, surplus stocks, jewellery, furniture, deeds,
lifepolicies, scrip, and upon every hind of valuable pro
party with the strictest privacy.
Farther information by calling upon or writing
sting amount required) LEWIS SIMMONS, Principe
Imperial Acivaece Bank,
245, Tottenham Court I:.eee, London, W. C.

40, KIDDERMINSTER-STI,
STOURBRIDGE.
MRS. GEORGE 11. FIELD
Beg to inform the ladies of Slot:abridge and the vicinity
that she has come t ) reside at the above address, and is
PREPARED TO RECEIVE ORDERS FOR
IA.NTLE
Being confident that she can give perfect satisfaction in
STYLE AND FIT

ItIONEYLENTWITHOUT
DELAY
IV by the CHARING CADS DEPOSIT BANK
(Regd.) 28, Bedford Street, Strand, London.
Capital £150,000. Reserve fund £50,000.
Advances immediately made upen promissory notea as
ellows, without deductions,
Advau £25, 12 monthiy repayments of £2 5 10
11 50 11 11 411 8
100 r. 9 3 4
Larger amounts the same in propnrtion.
Advances of £25 to £2,000 grantel at a few hours
notice in town o, country, male or female, on mortgage
of furniture, trade and farm stock, ptanr, crops, &c.,
without removal, and to assist persons into business.
Also on deeds, policies, aria reversions, at 5 per cent.
for one month to 14 years. Distance no object. Easy
repayments. Strictly private. Call or write.
Notice,-13.10re applyieg elsewhere, ask any solicitor
nctioneer, &c„ in Lnglanci and Wales knowing this
.3ank and y,n will at once find out you are treating with
an old establish (1870), safe and bonaltde Bank. Having
large capital we do buainess cherper than others. Re-
sponsible 'fierier st Farmers, and ethers can have money
without a ill of bale. No good loan ever refused.
Current accounts opened according to the practice of
other banks. No charge fer keeping accounts, or clear-
tag country cheques. Interest at the rate of 4 per cent.
Lowed on the minimum monthly balances.
Deposits of £lO and upwards received at 4 per cent.
per annum, payable (:n demand.
Subject to tbre months' not et withdrawal, 6 percent
Subject to six months' notitrs of withdrawal, 7 per cent
Subject to twelv months' not; ce of withdrawal, 8 per cent
Intereskpaid monthly, quarterly. or as agreed.
A. WILLIAMS, Manager.

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SEASON 1886,
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VALENTINE, HARDAWAY and TOPPING.
(Members of Boulogne-Sur-Mer, France).
Vstahlished nearly half a century Entries for 2,000
GruirEss,Ersom DERBY, ()IRS, and all the Spring
liandien,s, forwarded free uponreceipt of address.
BUBL E AND TREBLE EN-JUTS

CjIXPENNY TELEGRAMS.—MICHAEr. SCOTT, The
k.) "Wizard of the Noeth, will wire his Finale any race day
lot 12 btamps ; or including the Saturdays Sparing
Opinion private Written Letter, containin2 selections for
the week, with a telegram on day of race, for 18 stamps.—
' Address Manager of Sporting Tissue Office, Hull. Any
kind of Turf Business transacted, Market Prices. For
Key Selections for each days racing see Manchester Spoet
'llg Chronicle and Yorkshire Poet;

TO NOSI.IibIEN AND GISICTLE}IZIi.—DaiIy Reliable I urf
Advice sent by an Jlit Established Turf Correspond-
ent, whose pra tical experience is forwarded directly i e
learns a good Ching. What to lay and what to back, scat
by private written letter, 12 stamps. Telegrams with finals
any eay 2s. Addressed, in strict confidence, to T. D.,
Turf Accountant and Stable Commissioner, Sgn OFFICE,
Hull, Seasons Private Stibk cription, with "what to lay
cid. Pt ha t to back," ads. All gentleen should join ibi. re-
liable source. Several good things now ready, which will
see half their present price, and, bar accident, win.

i2OOPER YEAR:—Joe Chamberlain and Jesse
Cobins outtried—A Book snowing "How to
make £lOO per year by culturing one acre ef ground with
.ut a cow; and another XlOO per year by Leeping poultry,
Lees. rabh.ts and pigs,"—Po:t free V.,d from the Publiel.er,
31, ..e-iclrill Street, Hull.—No N s-agents supplied at 2sp ,r
carria.,e paid, The Clergy, Philauthropiste, and
L uuwn uer supplied on simila terms.

NERVOUS DEBILITY
DE AFNES S
NOISES IN THE EARS, AFFECTIONS OF
THE EYES, bud other bodily ailments. Sufferers
'hold send for Rev. E. J. SILVERTON'S WORK on
these complaints (275th Thousand), containing valu-
able information. Pea free Six Penny Stamps. None
shosild despair. Note the B address, Rev. E. J. SILVER
TON, 16 to 19, IMPERIAL UILDINGS, LUDGATE CIRCUS,
tioltsox. ILO

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Ask for Patent Borax, and refuse all others.

. TEE 311 EAT RENIEDZ
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5.._., Eciatica and Lumbago.
7he excruciating pain is
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an a few days by this cele-
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I These Pills require no
restraint of diet-during their
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P 1 1/‘,14 L.,. Sold by all Chenaista at
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ifiEATING'S POWDER
Kills Fleas, Bugs,4Moths,Beetles

This Powder so celebrated, is perfectly unrivalled in
destroying BUGS, F EAS, MOtH:i, BEETLES, and
all Insects (whilst perfectly Larroleas to all animal life).
All woollens and furs should be well sprinkled with the
Powder before plAcing away. Lt is invaluable to take to
the Seaside. To avJid disappointment iasist upon
having " Keating'a Powder." No other Powder is
effectual. S&d only in tins, 6d, is, and 2s 6d. Beware
of imitation. Don't be deceived.

WORMS IN CHILDREN,
WORMS IN CHILDREN,
Are easily, surely. and with perfect safety got rid of by
using K6ATING'S WORH TABLETS. Nearly all
children suffer from Worms, If auspeetei, do not wait,
you can with ease care the child (has no effect except on
Worms). Sold by all chemists, in Tins, is lid each.

THE SUBSTITUTE FOR fp HE MANNA CAKE
CASTOR OIL. BEN- J is an efficient 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
without its griping end sub- for use during pregnancy.
sequent constipations. It has Order from Chemists
a mild but certain action. It only or Post Free, 3
is mainly sugar flavoured with for 6d. ; 6 for lid ;
liquorice juice., for 1 ; and 36 for 4s
From sole Agent. Mr. (.1.
H. Bland, chemist, 7 i
High Street, Etourbridge,

BUY ONLY ENGLISH WATCHES
BENSON'S
(NEW PATENT No. 4658)
LUDGATE" WATCH,
' HAS OBTAINED THE
1? IGHE ST AWARD
,
OF!.
Or 0 lAD I\./113, A. 1.4/
AT TfIE
INVENTIONS EXHIBTION, 1885.
SILVER GOLD
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'Ludgate' Watch is a!Silver English Lever
OF MY BEST LONDON MIKE,
WITH
'.SPECIAL STRENGTH"
THREE-QUARTER PLATE MOVEMENT,
JEWELLED THROUGHOUT IN RUBIES,
TRUE CHRONOMETER BALANCE,
ADJUSTED FOR EXTREMES,
WITH DAMP AND DUST PROOF
PATENT RING BAND AND EXTENDED
BARREL.
MASSIVE STERLING SILVER DOME CASES
WITH CRYSTAL GLASS FRONT,
Which combines the Strength of the Hunter with
the convenince of the Open Face Watch.
WINDS, SETS HANDS AND OPENS AT BACK,
' The Immense superiori4 in I'alue, Accuracy,
and Durability of the "Ludgate" Watch to
Swiss and American (inane in imitation of
and sold as English,) and to the Old Full-Plate
Engliih Lever) still sold I y other makers,) from the
L great defects of which the "Ludgate" is exempt,—
is proved by the Award of a
GOLD MEDAL.
THE ONLY ONE ADJUDGED TO ENGLISH
WATCHES,
THE "LUDGATE" IS OF BETTER QUALITY
AND VALUE.
THIN ANY £lO WATCH HITHERTO MADE.
THE "LUDGATE' IS MY BEST LONDON
MAKE,
STRONG, HANDSOME, & RELIABLE,
WILL SCAND THE HARDEST WEAR AND
ROUGHEST USAGE,
AND IS THEREFORE THE BEST WITCH
FOR HOME, INDIAN & COLONIAL WEAR, BY
RAILWAY MEN, MINERS AN L)
COLONISTS; (No. 1, LAI,GE SIZE)
WORKMEN & ARTIZANS, (No. 2, As SHErcn).
GENTLEMEN, OFFICERS & MEN IN H.M.,
SERVICES, YOUTHS' & BOYS' (No. 3, SMALL)
WILL BE SENT FREE & SAFE AT MY RISK
TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD FoR £5 5s
OR IN 18-CARAT GOLD CRYSTAL aLAss
GASES, TWELVE GUINEAS, (No.
3 Stz E.)
A Remmittance by P. 0.0., Draft or Cash, must
accompany Order,
SPECIALLY NOTE that J. W. BENSON is the
only Maker of a Three - Quarter Plate
English Watch for £5 6s, in Silver, or 1.2 12s.
in Gold, and that our Patent "Ludgate" Watch
cannot be had through, or of any oth_r Watch
maker in the Kingdom. Any infringement of
the Patent Rights will be proceeded against.:
An Illustrated and Priced BOOK, explain-
ing the advantages uf tiiis Watch over
the Full Plate English Watches sold by all
other makers, will be sent Post Free on
application. to
J. W. BENSON,
WATCHMAKER TO H. AT. TIM QELEN,
THE STEAM FACTORY.
62 AND 64, LUDGATE HILL, E.C., '
AND 25, OLD BOND STREET, W, LONDON
ConFequent upon the award cf the GOLD MEDAL,
the demand, always great, has so increased as to
necessitate more ostensive Machinery, which now
enables us to EXECUTE ALL O.RDERS for the
"LUDGATE" WATCH. WITHOUT DEALAY.
Illustrated Pamphlets- of Watches from --C2 to
£5OO, Gold and Silver Jewellers, Clocks, (House
Chime and Turret) Electro-Plate, and 111usica1
Boxes, Free on Application.
CLUB ASSOCIATIONS,- FOREMEN, SECRE-
TARIES OF FRIENDLY SOCIE LIES, AGENTS,
and others will find their In omes cons:derahly in-
creased by e4ablishing Clubs, for the New Patent
"Lu4ate" Watch, as it is worth from £5 to £lO
more than any English Watch sold, and therefore
bound to supersede all others. Particulars on ap •
plicatiou.

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