The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1881-01-22 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST AN I.X SCHOOL

M STER.

An ex-schoolmaster at Kidderminster, named
Harr,rds, was on Friday charged before the Kidder-
minster. magistrates with obtaining £4O for ft% wt.
—W. Wm. Clews, of Nuneaton, prcsecuting
solici-
tor, said pri.oner had for a co isiderable time
carried on an artful system of robbery and plundo-,
and such was the gullibili y of human nature that
he had obtained large sums of mousy. His
plan was to advertise for confidential clerks at good
salaries in connection with imaginary Midi:old Horse'.
Companief, of which Mr. Brinton, M.P., was rep e-
sented as the president, and the Dean of Salisbury as
a director. A good security was indesi ensible
for the appointment. Several men had paid
£4O and £5O as security, and were merely employed
drafting agreements which were instantly de-
stroyed by the pliscner when his long,firna transac-
tions became too notorious in Kidderminster.
Prisoner then left for Manchester. eloping with his
landlady's daughter. and was apprehended at Liver-
pool on Thursday. Several charges will be preferred
against him. Prisoner was remanded for as week.

TarcoAT.lna:rATto:v. —Sore,iess and dryuesl, tickling
and irritat:o:l, inducing c .ugh an i ffactitig the voice.
For tbfss syrnptonei ase Epps'a Glycerine Jej,thes.
Glycerine, in these agreeable confections, being in
iiroximity to the glands at the moment they are excited
by the act of a're Mg, bec.-Irries actively healing Sold
only in boxes. 71. i. and is. 14d , lab lied "JAMEA PPS
and Co , Ho nosoputhie Chemists, Loudon. A letter re..
jrivad : ••Gentlemen—lt may, perhaps, interest }nu to
know that, after an extended tri .1, I have fouod y..ur
Glycerine Jujqbe3 of ilaisiderable bent fit (with or with.
out medial create:lett) ia elmo-t all rural, of thro,t
,iis,asis. They ~.:fteu and clt-ar the voic —Y•lnr;
,fully, GORDON HM.MES, IJJ C.P.E , Seaior Ph ysidan
to me blani,ipai throat and r.ar infirmar.,
Medicines in Stourbridge : SL.rris. 136 Hiirt Stree's
A WORD To Vivi. rho piessure of partsk,u,, of
tea, free from adulteration, facing powder, or ford a
admixture, is r al z.id by runny thousand of tea driiikt.rs
who annually consume six milions of packets of Horiii-
man's hire 'fee —Beware of Spurious Imitations--
List of Agents, in this locality .—Clarke. Clemist 161,
High Street ; Baker, Chemist. 1.4, High Street ;
Hewitt, Market place; Mora?, 136, High Street.—
Brierley Hill. Rawlings, chemist Kidderminster, Hewitt,
Ball ling; Ha:barmen, Adam, chemist ; Lye, Jones
ch-mist ; Wordsley. White, chemist; Kingswinford,
Pearson, Bratell Lane. Collies chemist; Birmingham
Beaks. Bull R.ng, Quarry tiknk. Wstts. chemist
DEATH IN THE POT. "frl is not at all satisfactory:to
know., hat the Family tea p.:t is often little less tb...n s
receptacle for all sorts of spurious rubbish, under the
',awe .1 Tea. The manufacture of spurious tea by the
Chinese, is a recognisA business, acid not only are large
quantiti. s of willow and other leaves manipulated so as
to simulate our fayor.te herb, but rein-e and exhauste d
leaves are dressed up in large quantities foi our con urup-
tion. "8 e Anti-adulteration. Review Sep. 1880. Cen-
sewers if Ifornirnen's Tea, secure a st-org. wholesome
and deliciout beverage.—To avoid spuri 'us imitations
obs.rve that geouine packets tve Biwa-% eF,iened W.il.
Srtrwrstiers trout any iii,.ease should make baste and
take BRAMDRETM'S PILLs. They do pod invariably
relive sod . ti.rn cure at mice. It is now conceded by
all rnetical met that RtiANDRIAM'i+ PILLS are the best
110.4fisina weuieine, taking he.ll of what is needed o be
removtd-from the bowels and b;ood when we are tick
Aed 14,1:11 safe removal usually cures. eoll 6 y all
APP "tj. I-N.4,11)10,TP" H grainP

HoNnoay's 01 tngent and Pill: are the best, the
cheapest and the most popular remedies At all aeasons
and und• ra 1 circumstances they may be need with
safety and with the certainty of doing good, Erupiions
rashes, and all descriptions of skin diseases. sores.
filcerationg, and horns are presently benefited and
ultimately cured by these healing, soothing, and purl-
fyin.g inedicamenta. The Ointment rubbed upon the
ab.iomen. checks all tlpilency to irritation of the bowels
and ay rts dy-eatery and other disorders of the intes•
tines Nl:antes, blotches, inflammations of the skin,
muscular pains, neuralgic affections, and enlarged
glands can be eff,ctively overcome by using 801 l ,way's
remedies according to the 'instructions' accompluyin
each packet,

AN ALARMING DISEASE AFFLICTING A NUMEROUS CLASS I
The diiease commences with a slight derangement of the
stomach, but if nec.lected, it in time involves the whole
frame, embracing the kidneys, liver, p increas, and, in
fact, the entire glandular system, and the afflicted drags
out a miserable existence, until death gives relief from
suffering. The disc ;se is often mistaken for other com-
plaints ; but, if he reader will ask himself the following
questions, he will be able to determine whether he hlnself
' is one of the MSc ed. Have I distress, pain or difficulty
•.1 breathi• g after eating ? Is there a dull heavy feeling,
attended by drowsiness? Have the eyes a yellow tinge?
Does a t•iiek stick) mucous t..;ather about the gums and teeth
in the mo, nings accompanied by a disayreeable taste? Is
the tongue coated? Is there uain in the st,tes and back?
Is there a fulness about the right side as if the livr were
nlargiug ? Is there costiveness? Is there vertigo or
dizziness when rising suddenly from a horizontal position?
Are tl.e secretion" from the kidneys scanty and highly
coiriured with a deposit after standing? Does food
ferment so, n after ea
time,
iit
Tbs:accompanied
smtethey
ce
various
aptr orua
sbes by
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hep flatulencetacumfffi see or a
nb belching c
bh palpitationi
present
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te: roi oineneal
the
turn as the dre dful disease progresses. If the case beem'roeablunyet
of long standing, there will be a dry hacking cough,
rheumatic
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hands
athtiee
and ski
feet itss
au,e re
attended after a time by xpectoration. In very
,advaimed
ecsoavedrierd b y
t yb brownish wc
onliiis
sticky
ck
y appearance,
perspiration a ;id
As the I:yer and kidneys become more and more diseased
,3im
pains appear, and the ,sual treatment proves
entirely unavailing against this latter agonizing disorder
It is most important that the disease should be promptly
and properly treated in its first stages, when a little
m i
e cine will effect a cute, and even when it has obtai ed
a strong hold, the true remedy should be persevered in
until every vestige of the disease is eradicated, until the
appetite has returned aid the digestive organs are rest,ri st
t a healthy condition. This diseare is called river com-
plaint, and the surest and most effectual remedy for th
distressing complaiet is '• Seigels Curative t-yrup," a
ve4etable preparation made in America, and sold by A. J.
White, Limited 21, Farringdon Road. London, E.C., And
all chemists a d medicine vendors. This syrup trikes ,at
the very foundation of the disease and drives it, roa and
branch out of the s) stem. Readers are requested to apply
tothe above address, for , copy of the 1881 Almanack
gi leg full particulars of this valuable remedy, which wi
be vurnished free of charge.

The most remarkable results over effected by a Hea
ing Remedy are produced by POWELL'S ExtrittocArtot,7
alt.H. the Duke D'Aumale, the Right Hon the late
Earl of Clarendon, K G., the Right Hon. Frances
Countess Waltlegrave, the Right Hon. the Countess of
It:d other eminent persons hive given
tetinnomr,,,, aamd T t n,:q t extraordinary efficacy of PowELL's
'1 he relief whn it affords,
; t:,,
caqes of rheumatic and
• •.. htigo , .1,1 .1.11 blaciden and
paiufut •i• +, and weaknesses in any part
of the body calling tor an external application, are at
once speHtv and ~,e.,manent. It is soki by all chemists
n botues at Is. lid. and 23 9d. Mr. S. Hughes is

agent at Niourtm‘tge.

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Saturday, January 22nd, 1881.