The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1887-11-12 00:00:00

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IN THE iSHESM

of th,Nntional Chnreh in the 16th century, an d
renewod to them in 1688 by the great settlement° f
the mons, chyon the basis of 'the Protestant reformed
religion established by law,' it is the duty of all
memberi of the Zetablished Church to use every
effort to maintain it in its Scriptural purity
.as the
best safeguard of the civil and religious liberties f
the nation."

KIDDERMINSTER.
• - BOARD 'OP GUARDIANS. -.. The fortnightly inset-.
lag of this Board was bell on Tuesday, Mr! J.
. arint on: presiding..r. Messrs. Blekeieay, Brio*. and
• Nicholls (Overseers and churchwardens of Chaddes-
lay Coth-t) attended the Board to ask advice. under
:the- following circumstances. : -- The Assistant-
everseor of the, parish (Mr. J. J. Corbett. who was M
also collector of tacos) woo eosemitted to the Wor-
ANt people believe that
eater Gaol, where he itillremains, three weeks ago
by the Commissioners berizas. and tho Overseers ' Nature has somewhere -a
therefore asked the Board of Guardians to suspend
Mr. Corbett and to th appoint a tabsute ,pro ton. remedy for every disease. So
The Clerk pointed °utast it was quite competent
for tit,- Guardians to suspend Mr Corbett but they many and so terrible are the
clad not appoint, anyone etas at. present. ,Ile
donbt-ihey ...la be willing to assist the evermore ills' of life, a,nd so slight the
asp:each as possible,. bat it was the ' duty of the
iziessLure we get as time flies
-Overseers to collect the rates, and they intuit maks
. arrangements aecordingly...4 It was resolved -to
enspend•tdr. Corbett for ir month, and in the moan-. paid
time an account was lob. mad. out of the state- of
Yr. Corbetes books...4The'Chiirlean said it was
TotY gratifying to the Board le' know that Mr. J. J that Such a belief is the
least We can show in a
.- faith '
lietvey, ono.ot tlio mensbors,.ind his friends had I ErraCIOUS and. 4.11.4vi5e Provi-
born• the Whole expenite. of 430 for the liIIM peril' P''' •
to the Workhouse Chapsi. which woufd be a vry deuce.' A few. ' remedies—but,,
gfreat oomfort and convenieues to thosJ attending -• • '" ' '
, fervid, at the chapel.—lt trea decided to support a
f reedit:limi. priginited.by tire Ying's Lynn Board Of alas, how few:!----have been found.
Guardians, makina it eonspulsory that before a
perion be nominated to sone is- a Guardian his •Others, . s 9 far, he hidden from
cititin how*" 5/Ink a thi Peace fer Shropshire in. . - • •..
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illCsibi b. iblaillea A 461smui21- ,hUMO4I j3;tquiry Occasionally
-reterinice tojiy the prePos4dtilteratibd ot-•thor,conuty • -de,ath r ',folio:ins-. quidrai on the
'liftiundary. which Would acid the Pariiikes ofSaytun, .. ' - • ,'' • • -
.Manable, and Rock s9l. Kidderminster Union, WAS
referred to a special soMmittoo. - heels of the evil—an illustration
, "atoms. .ISUROLARY."..,. During Monday' night ~,f •
-the resident* of Mr. it. kasha. the . Woodlands, "" the dangerous character of
Habberlay, was broken into, a door being forced -A, •1 tto relieved.
and a roneiderablo 'quantity of plate stolen. Several )....e aum€ll
rooms were ransacked. This makes the wand "-- . •••,.. • I N ! H
busylary lathe ueighboarkood within a fortniiht. .r. or example, ervous ~ -ys-
The County Police were at coos informed' Of the -
occurrence, but apt. the psesent have no clue to pepsia is a. comparatively new
he burglar.. . diseate, growing out of the con-
ditions of Modern life. It is a
joint 'affection of .the digestive
organs and of the. nervous sys-
tem. . These two were formerly
treated as separate ailments,
and it was • left for, the clear-
Sighted thinkers to -prove that
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the basis Of this terrible and
, often fatal -complication,: lies
• chiefly in the disordered and
depraved functions of 'digestion
and nutrition. They reAsoued
thus: "If we can induce , the.
.
itoma,ch to -do .its . work,: :and
stimulate the excretive ' organs
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to drive out • of the body the
poisonous waste.. matters which.
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.reinain after the life-giving de-
. .
ments of the food have been ab-
sorbed, we shall have conquered
N-ervoris 1) V spepsitt and Nervous
Exhaustion." A_nd they were
-right.— :Knowing • the ,infallible
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power of s'eigpr g syrup in
-.,. ... . :..
less con 101 ictitd thqukli 'similar
,
di9eases, - they resolved "to i
itest t
fully in tl ng. To'leave no groUnd
for, doubt, they prescribed the
remedy in hundreds of. cases
which had twen pronounced in-.
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_A.
curable-----wit, 4 periect- success in
every 'instal ice where their..direc-
-'diet. : . ...
tions as to living alitl were
sm.-options? v followed... • Nervous
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:u1(.1 Exill.tif,Ation may
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. a pectbiarx

djsetV- To av,-Teater

bat by tie advice of Mr. Docker V* case was
carried to the flih Court of Justice when th
.prseitnis decisions were rsvereed and. the. Bard
established their rating powers, .11. r. _Docker else
held for many year.. thp office of snperintendeht
registrar of births and deaths for the disiiet. Dur-
ing the len, period thit Mr. Doaker held the -oat*
of Coroner the poptlation of the dis,rict bag aheadqaadrupled, the suburbs of Birmingham having
extended into his district. The duties of Corona'
have for nearly two years been almost entirely per.
fortned.by Mr.dwin Docker, son of the deceased-
gentlsman who I. now a caniidate` for the vacant
office. For 11011111 years the late Mr. Dosker was an
officer in the Smethwick Ride Corps, and was re-
ttar.led as`i fair shot in the eompany: Mr Docker
was one of tbe b St known men in Birmingham and
di..trict, ii acquire a large amount of popalaTity
by hie genial and conete:,ue manner. The faneral
takes place cm Saturd..y. Birmingham 'Deily
Gantt.. Nlrensimir 11th, 1887. -

EPP•'s CoO•A.—Gia ATIMIL AND COMMITINO.—"By a
thorough knowledge of the natural laws • which govern
the operations of digestion and nutrit lout-and by care-
ful application of the fine properties of well•selectel
Cocoa. Mr. te..pps has provided our breakfast tables with ,1
• delicattlly flavoured beverage which may stye u.
many heavy doctors' bills. • It is by the judicious use of
such articles of diet that a constitution may be grade-
ally bnilt up until strong enough to resist every tend-
ency to . disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are
Boating around as ready to attack wherevet there is a 1
weak point. We may escape many a fatmt Oral by
keeping tArselYes well fortified with pure blood and a
properly vourished frame." eivi/ Se.xvics note.
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold only in '
packet lanelled--Jaer.s 1..pp4 At Co., Houice pathic.
Chemi-sa, London,"- A.en makers of t• pps Afternoon•
Choc late E.igfoce.

THE PROSECUTION OF IRISH M.P.'S.

At a Special Session, held at Schull,
county Cork, yesterday, a warrant was
issued for the arrest of Mr. Gilhooly, M.P.,
who failed to attend to answer a summons.
charging him with conspiracy, and with
having made use of inciting language at a
meeting on October 16, in the district. A
large force of extra police were drafted into
the town, but there was no excitement what-
ever. It is beliveed that Mr. Gilhooly will
pursue similar tactics to Mr. Cox, and wrath,
rres t.

or less extent half the people of
this country suffer from itf—both
sexes arid all ages. In no
country in the .w,orld are there
so many insane asylums filled
to overflowing, all resulting
from this alarming disease. Its
leading symptoms are these;
Frequent or c,ontiuusd Ueadache,.
a dull pin at the base O.'
brain; bad breath; nauseous-
eructations ; the rifting ,of escar
and pungent fluids to thethroat ;
a sOse. of oppression and fai.o-
- the it of the stomacb.,'
flatulence; wakefulness and .loss
of-sleep; disgT4 with food even
'when weak from the peed of it;
:iticky and slimy matter ,on the
teeth or in the mouth, espedlly
on rising in the morning; furred
and coated tongue: dull eyes;
cold hands and feet; consitips-
#on dry, or -rough skin;
in-
ability, to fix the mind ,-on any
-labour- calling for continuous
-attention. ; and oppressive and
sad forebodings and fear.
All this tenible group Motile. •
,-Seigel's Curative Syrup removes
by its positive, powerful,
idirect.,
Lyet
.painless and gentle action' „
'.opon _the ihnctions of digestiost
and assimilation. Those
.ments of the fOod that build .up
and strengthen the systeiii aiè
sent upon their mission, wit&
all waste matters (the ashes eir
life's- -fire) which, unremovid,
poison and kill, are expelled
frOth the body through the
bowels,- kidneys, and skin. Th•
weak and prostrated nerves ert
quieted, .toned, and fedriry the
'purified blood. As the :result)
_health, • with its .enjoymenta,
blessings; and power, returns te
the sufferer, who had, .perhaps,
ah4ndoned all hope of over
seeing another well day.
Mother Seigers Curative

Syrup is for sale by tdl chemists
and medicine vendors, ad by
the proprietors, A. J. NVI4i.,
Limited, 35, Farlingdon Road.,
Price.2s.6d. per bottle.

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THE • KEMPLEY MURDER.
SENTENCE OF DELTiI. ,

A.t Gloueaster Avis a yeatarday, Enoch 'Wadley .
was fOan4 gully of the ntn..der of Zlisabeth Flaonah
levitate at Kaniplay,- and imtenced to death. The '
prisoaer, had been a soldier, awl ray: ithei
atatbathe el to death. The dsfeaee was insl

CONSUIIPTIOVs—I have a pleitlve tete ly for tl.e
above ; .1. its age ation,anis of mills •sf.the w3rut
kind of 1 ,s,r stssidtag have been wet Indeed so
strong 1, Tor failh 14 its slfficiey, hot I will sesA TWO
BOT Fla lig, :og.lati,r with t ENTIRMA NICW
AND VALLI .1 FiLE TRI.; kTISE or, th'e Dieessete any
suff-rtr. Give Address in fall, Dr T: A. sLOOI3II
5 Pluto TruCoirt, Partin:l(ton Street. Ivradou

"St. Jacobs Oil sets like magic." ent.nusiastieally
exclaims the gory George Duncan, of 23, Wert
Hudderefield, gngland. It is said "there are
sermons in stones," sO alio, it would appear there
ere g ,rmous in rernediei, and the reverend gentle-
man never egpressed a greater truth than the one
just cunted..l
Holloway'. Pills and Ointment are remedias which
should •tivariebly be taken by travellers in eearch of
h-alth, pleeettre or businee.. •Many deleterious.
influnces are constantly at work in foreign climes,
t tt.diug to deteriorate the health ; Abele and the
*Herat o ,nditione life will entail on those who
travel the necessity of carefully attending o early
symptoms of disease, and they will find the use of
these remedies to be highly necessary, the action of
the Pills being purifying and strengthening and of
great service in cases of tcvs:.. ague, and all in-
flammatory diseases, whilst the Ointment is • a
sovereign care incases of piles, bad legs, bad breasts
and ulcers. ulcers. Holloway's remedim do not
change
of vlimate.
Tilßo/LT 'IMITATION AND COMIII.--SOrelletil end
dweotuernidosra te
dry:lace, ticklieg and irritation, inducing sough
and affecting the voice. For these symptoms use
Epps's Glycerine Jujubes. In contact with the
glandi at the moment they are excited by the act
of suckng the Glyceri..e in these agreeable confec-
tions becomes actively healing. Sold only in boxes
7i., tins Is. lid. labelled "JlatfA EPPB and CO.,
Homoeopathic Chemist*, Lordon." Dr. George
3Cooie, in his work on "Nose and Throat,
D lye : 'The Glyceriae Jujubes prepared
by James Epps and Co., are of undoubted service
as a curative or palliative agent," while Dr. Gordon'
Holmes, Senior Physician to the Municipal Throat'
and Ear Infirmary, writes: "After an extended.
trial, I have found your Glycerine Jujubes f oon-
siderable benefit in almost all forms of throat
disease. Epps's Medicines may be had at- lEt6
High ritreet, Stourbridge

A DIFFICULTY, and how 14 mut it —The tea drinks
ing public; ars getting. alarmed at the deleterious
compound sold at low prices as Tsa, thigh* kealth'e
sake shonla be supplanted by bast whick is pur.
and wholesome. Try Jiforniman's Pure 21;41, • eole
braced during 50 years, for its rieb, strung, and
delicious qualities.

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HARRY FlRibi),• at his Of Rees, 90, High Street,
Stourbridge in tlis Omni of -Wocente, to-whisis
pills taikaa sot *that amasaamAealioas wad les
Saian4ay.itlijimi.pai.lll,