The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1881-07-09 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION]
HAGLEY STOCK SALE.
11.10.NDA1 , JULY llth, 1881, at eleven.
47)0 SHEEP end LAMBS,
65 HEAD OF ONTTLF.,
The usual Entry of Calves and Pigs.
OiVIES. PEBRENS LS; WOOLDRIDGE.

SALE OF PROPER IX AT THE MARI',
102, HIG iRhET, STOURERIDGE.
MESSRS.
OATES, PERRENS; and WOOLDRIDGE
will Sell by Auction, at the MALT, 10'2, HIGH
STREET, STJURBRIDGE, 011 FRIDAY, the 15th tray Of
JULY, 1881, at Five o'clock in the Afternoon, subject to
cr.nditious then to be produced, the various Propsrties
heresfter enumerated, viz
LoT :
I.—Seven treeliold DWELLING HOUSES,
,ills the Brewbouses, Gardens, and appurtenances
thereto, situate in Park Walk, Stouibridge, in the
respective occupations of Henry Hodg,s, Samuel Cart-
wright, Squire, Luker, Elijah Ficcmn, William
Bretherton, nod two vOid.
I.OT 2.—That Freehold, substantially built, and well
accustomed OLD LICo.NSED P1313L10 14 otifSE. with
the Brewhouse, Yard, Stabling, and Outbuildings
thereto, called DE FLOUGH AND BARROW,' occupied
by wru. Aldis, together with the three well-built
MESSUAGES and appurtenances aajoiuiug the same,
in the ( ccupations of J. Bowcott, Daniel Welch, and
One void, situate at the Ileath,Stourblidge, fronting the
turnpike road to Eiddermiuster.
L.A. 3 —Two Genteel Froehold COTTAGES and a
smaller HOUSE with Gardena and Premises comprising
a (paiiter oi an acre fronting to Lion Street and Heat:,
SLtt,Lccupied by J. Yates,,J._Poltell and J. Mickle-
Wright.
LOT 4 —Two Freehold Houses and Premises in Park
Street, opposite the Baptist Chapel, occupied by Parker.
LuT 5.—A Freehold rii)l3k. with Land and eretnises
Situate at Love Lane, late in the occupatiou of Mrs.
Sniallruan, otceased, containing together 580 square
bards. as shown on plan.
Loi 6.—A Parcel of Freehold BUILDING LAND
adjoining lot 5, with frontage to the road out of Love
Lane, containing 660 square yards as shown on Plan.
LOT 7,—Five SHAitt.S in the Talbot Hotel Company
Limited.
LOT S.—Ditto ditto
..For further inforwation apply, as to lots 1 and 2, to
' alessts Harward and Co„ Solicitors, Stourbridge ;as to
let 3 to Messrs. Sanders, Smith, and Parish, Suiicitors,
Dudley ; as to lots 4. 5, and 6, to Messrs. Freer and
Perry, solicitors, Stourbridge ; and as to all the lots to
slEisers, Oates, Perrens, and Wooldridge, titou. bridge..

TO CON') RAOTOBS, TIMBER DEALERS, BUILD-
ERS, and OTHERS.
•
IMPORTANT SALE of TIMBER, MATERIALS,
"., upon the WOIieLSTERSIIIRE AGRICUL-
TURAL SOCIETY' SHOW GROUND at
S.l UII BRIDGE.
MEstss.
CIATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGI4;
have rtteived instiuctioLs hum the Ulf:rice:ter
go Company, company, d, to SELL by AUCTION,
;It'll the Sow thOttud, at btUllibridge, o MOtaMY
1" TOEhLaY, JULY 18:11 and 190,1881, to Luitsble
ets.
8^
11,000 feet super of in., 1 in, 11 in., and 11 in.
b '5.0b0 feet run of useful SCANTLING-, Irma 3 in.
to 51 in. by 3in.
thoui,aud feet of BATTENS, and DEALS.
of FIRLWOUL, and a variety of useful
eib'tertlls, suitable for General Budding Purposes, in.
JoiNEaY, DOORS, WINDOPi 5, ctc.
bale to commence at 11 o'clock each Morning.
atalogues way be had of the Auctioneers, 102.
`llkll Street, sleurbridge.

KIN VEB.
I,IhEIIOLD and COPYHOLD PROPERTIES.
IVIR. TAYLOR is favoured with instructions
to OFFER for SALE by PUBLIC AUCIION,
n' RITE HART INN, KINVER, Oil MUMMY, tue 11th
i °f JULY 1 1881 at 6 o'c;ock iu the. Evening. Lub.
Utps coL ci I tic) us , incorporating the Common Form
ions of the Birmingham Law Soc.ety, the follow.
°R desirable PROPERTIES, namely :
Plit4,4%.'r 1 All that Ett-EBOLD HOUSE and
tit,-4,I4LISES, together with the Piece rf valuab.e
Ground belonging thereto, situate at Gallows
th,„-A3lu, Kinver, having a frontage of 441 yards to
Ile- n road, and containing in the whole, including
of the buildings, 3,450 i pare yards or there-
and now in the occupation of Mr. Eli Shaw, at
"ZarlY rental of £7 16s.
gISES comprising Two Sitting Rooms,
1141,1°12„._• All that valuable FREEHOLD HOUSE
titta,"‘L
atti lerY, Cellar, and Four Chambers; with the Garden
ktr, .Lrbour belonging thereto, situate fronting
Enville
Jl Kinver, and late in the occupation of Mr. George
orne, having a frontage to Enviile Road of 30 yards,
tb tsining in the whole 716 square yards or there-
out,.
that COPYHOLD HOUSE and Pre.
" tcmaprisiag Kitchen, small Parlour, Brewhouse
r
!lilyKitchen, 'lwo Cellars, and ihree Bed Rooms,
r2,l„:4lllable Piece of GARDEN GROUND adjoining
4-, Situate in Stone Lane, Kinver, and to wnich
it
ja fr,"tage of 35 yards.
rremists are in the occupation of Mr. James
co Is Lot is Copy bold of the Manor of Kinfare and
DlPtou .
,Le nsa,lows.
140111 those Two FREEHOLD DWELLING-
thisi,SEd situate in Foley-street. Kinver, each con.
11 Parlour, Rit,hen, Pantry, aui Three Bed Looms
zeivhow: for each, and Large Gaideu, late the
L..rtY of Mr. J. e, Morgan.
1•01V-Ot contains 1040 square yards or thereabouts.
4,,0rd„, n'ther particulars, apply to Messrs. Rogers aed
Solicitors,stourbriuge and Kluver ; or to Mr.
sad Agent, .*:..toUrbriJge.

110 WING GRASS AT THE HEATIL
PERRENS, and WOOLDRILKIE
1 by Auction, at the AND GALTER
7L11,1 HEATH, ON ‘N rDNESDAv, JULY lath, 1881,
eeru of AlO W INC; GRA.66, adjeini- g the
late ektY Road belonging to the ttepres..atutives.of the
r' Rent; hhutt, with Aftermath up to Christmas
4-40 t 1. A.
2.:-Ittwan Pool Meadow - 2 1 3'
, ar Field -
8 5 17
a Middle Field - 5 0 3
;*---lirubbery Fie:d - - 3 1 9
111,:soCove Pasture - - - 4 1 37
'Nile to commence at 5 o'clock in the Afternoon.
Y Farmers, Tradesmen, Hones
" °btB•ll.3lders, Clerks, Mechanics and others, desirous
°tat pabilling a loan from £5 to £lOOO without suretif a
c,EI aleit r
. ,
et. Y and AT LESS THAN HALF THE IN TER-
ailed Duft,Rced by advertising inoney-lendeis and so-
-7,94l‘,7atiks, should apply at once either by letter or
Aii,Cule to JOSEPH WALTERS, 68, Lea Stre.t-
"etraihster.

0 at,
RID OF WORMS IN CHILDREN.
"ttre a tin of
Itilt.TING'S WORM TABLETS."
146; •
'Wine medicine is certain to cure, and.ldmay be
absolute safety by the youngest chi .
ABl. AIL Lid., of all Chemists. (by post 15 Stamps).
Bt. Paul's, London.
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• 0/7:EPILEPTIC FITS OR FALLING SICMINESS
• 011,L410N8 GIDDINMS, FAINTS.—A certain method.
V a been dissovered for this distressing complaint
V:tat jcuoistn'an..whe is desirous
discovery. It
sufferers may
km.; this providenttal 3'. It will
.cure
hoPeless case after all other means have been
c,1141414, nll particulars will be sent by post free of charge
W/LLIAIIS. 10, Oxford Terrace, Hyde

STOURBRIDGE STOCK SALE.
TUESDAY NEXT, JULY 12th, 1881,
250 Fat SHEEP and LAMBS.
30 Head of Fat and Store CATTLE.
Usual entry of CALVES and PIGS.
H. KING, Auctioneer,

THE WHITE HART INN, KINVER.
TO PARTIES FURN:SHING, 1-%ROBERB, AND
OTH ERS.
R. 11, KING is instructed by Mr,
Stevens (who is leaving the neighbourhood) to
SELL by A UCIION, on Wednesday, July 13th, 1881,
the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects, at .the
above Inn, comprising prime Feather Bed,s Iran and
Mahogany Bedsteads, Chests of Drawers, and other
chamber sppointrnents; Mahogany liiniFg and other
Tables, chairs, Sofa, Carpet, Ssveral c.seei of Stuffed
Birds, Ritci.en and Culinary Utensils, °t-door (acts.
capital Rick ;-.heet, complete ; Root Yillper, Malt Mill
and numerous other items detailed in catalogues. to 12,3
,had at the piece of sale, or of the Auctioneer, Stour-
bridge.

NEW INN, LYE, Near STOURBIUDGE.
To Innkeepers and Others.
MR. HERBERT HUMPHRI.,I'S will SELL
by AUCTION, On 11 EDNE,DAY, the 13th inst ,
(uniesa previously disposed of by Private Treaty), the
who:e of the excellent: PUBLX-110USE, FIXTUrtE 1,
and FITTINGS upon the ab,ve premises, co,r, prising,
capital Counter. Four-puil Beer Engine, Piping and
•laps complete ; quantity of Gbisses, Tumblers, Jugs
Cups, Drinking 'iables, Gatss ai d et/0 :!,helvcs,
BAGATELLE TABLE, Balls and Cues, Barrels, Ale
Casks. Sz.c , (te
Auctioneer's Offices, Standhills Eo.ue, Brierley

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HAY GREEN BREWERY, THE LYE.
Important to Brewers, Publicans, and Others.
MR. HERBERT HUMPHRIES has
received instructions to Sm. by AUCTION, OD
lIMSDAY, the 12th inst., the whole of the Superior
Fixed BREWING. PLANT, ROLLING- STOCK, and
Effects upon the the premises as above comprising :-
280 gallon Wrunght Iron Furnace, with Brass Tap and
Fittings; 280 gallon COPPER BOILER, Bums 'lap
anu Fittings ; Copper Sieve, large Receiving and Cool-
ing Vats, Fermenting Squares, 500 gallon Racking
Square Brass Taps and Spanners, Refrigerators, Hop
Press,:tdalt Crusher, Barrel 'Trains, Working Tuns,
Wooden Sheds, upwards 400 sound Casks, embracing
Hogsheads, Barrels, Kilderkins, and F'irkins in lots t
suit purchasers' and numerous other effects particu-
larised in Catalogues which may be had of the Auc-
tioneer,
Offices, Standhills House, Brierley

Important to Brickmakers, Builders, Machinists, and
Others.—SHOßT CIiOSS BitICKYAIID, near
HALESOWEN G.W,ll.—On WEDNBSD,,.Y, JULY
the 20h, at 12,30 o'clock prompt.
R, HERBERT • HUMPHRIES has
ISJL received instructions from Mr. Levi Byng, who
is retiring from tile Brick Trade, to SELL by AucriuN,
at the above mentioned place, the whole of the FIXED
and MOVEABLE PLANT, FINISHED SIOCK,
consisting of Planks and Barrows, Odd 'limber.
itlateriats fozming Drying,heas, Engine house,
Stack, Shedding, &e, ; large quantity of old Bricks,
at-out 35,00.) Common Biicks, 3,U00 First Tiles, Gutter.
Bricks, lied Paving Bricks, Garden Tiles, Quarries,
Splay and Angie Loping bricks, Bound Nose, Cornice,
and Sill Bricks ; large quanta) of Brick, Ii e, and
Quarry Moulds, improved Brick and Quarry Press, with
Fittings ; Pucks and Shovels, Pair of Odd Stuff Rols,
with housings, Bed-pate. aLd Ely•wheel, complete;
capital len-horse Power HORIZONTAL ENGINE,
with Force Pump and Gtaring ; powcriul CLAY IILL,
fitted with Kib-bler, Rolls, Clay Pan, and Pug Mill, with
Winding Gear, Chain, anti St agon, fitted in Cast-iron
Housings ; excellent 611:11.A11. 13011AA.t, 25it. by 4ft.
and r ittin6s, nearly new, by Dunks, of Netherton ; the
whole ef which will be Sold without the slightest reservi-.
For further particulars, apply to Mr. Herbert
Humphries, Auctioneer, aid Machinery Salesman and
Valuer, 6tanclllitis, 13rierley

NDERWOOD and cRATE WOOD —For SALE
upwards of 280 LOADS, stacked at the Den
Farm, Chelmarsh, hampton .t-tation, Severn Valley
Railway.—Apply to IA at. P. Phillimore, ttnenton,
Nottingham. •
TO LET.

RICH OLD TURF LAND, AT THE HEATH
STOURBRIDGE,
17ac. 2rds. 26ptr. to be Let.
Apply to Oates, Perrens and Wooldridge, Land
Agents, Stourbridge.

r 110 BE LET.—Two newl3 -built conveniently
JL arranged HOUSES, in Laburnuni Street, Wollaa-
ton. Fitted with Venetian 81ii.c1.4.
Apply sir. Hollowell, 177, Lower High Street, Stout-
bridge.

ULL LICENSED HOUSE to be Let in a Colliery
Village, in the centre of the largest Coal and
Iron Dishict in North Staffordsbire. The ipremises
comprise Bar, Bar Parlour, Club and Singing Room,
Tap Itoom, Kitchen, and Four Bed liooms, ,tabling for
two horses Cow House, P. gstyes, skittle Alley, Garden,
&c. in.going £l5O, Rent £4O. Immediate possession,
Apply, musing an appointment to 1 iew. Air. I'. J,
Hawley, May Bank. olstanton, Stoke-on-Trent.
BEERHOUSE TO BE LET in a main thor,ughfaie
in Eanley, good premises, stabiing, &e. in-
going 160.—Apply . to Mr. E. J. Hawley, Nay Bank,
Wolstantou, Stoke-on-Trent.

PUBLIC NOTICES.

HALESOWEN AND ii.kGi.,EY FLORAL ND
1v
IORTICULTURAL EXHIBI TION,
To be held in
HAGLE•Y PARK,
By permission of the Hight Bon. Lord Lyttelton,
ON TUESDAY, JULY THE 26th, 1881.
The Park to be Opened at Twelve o'ellek, and close
ut lialf-pat Seven.
Messrs.
SYNYER ct GILMER'S CELEBRATED BAND
Will be in attendance.
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ADMISSION—At Twelve o clock, 28.6 d. each.
At Two o'clock, is Od. „
At Half-past Four, 6d. „
Children under Twelve, Half-price.
A Tent fr •ni the " Midland Counties Bee Beeper's
Association," with experienced attendants, will be upon
the Ground.
A BAZAAR WILL BE HELD IN THE GARDENS,
on the 26th and 27th, from One to Seven p.m. each day,
in order to defray a debt of from £2OO to £3OO upon the
Workmen's Club at Romsley, near lialesowen. Ad-
mission—First Day, One Shilling; Second Day, Sixpence
F. B. GRANGER,
Langley, near Oldbury.). Secretary.

CHARLES MUDD, FISH SALESMAN
and GAME DEALER, 55, HIGH STREET,
in offering to his numerous Patrons his best thanks for
their liberal support during his residence in Stourbridge.
begs to inform them that, owing to the failing health of
Mrs. Mudd and himself, he is very reluctantly com-
pelled to give up Business and leave the neighbourhood.
He is glad to be•able to say that the Trad,, in all its
branches, will be carried on by his brother, JO -EPH
MUDD, who has served his time as a Deepsea Fisher-
man, and has also been ;or fifteen years engaged in the
Fish, Game, and Fruit Trades, w.th all of which he is
thoroughly couversaLt. CHARIA.s MUDD is confi•
dent that the Trade will not suffer by the change of
proprietorship, and solicits for his brother the goodwitl
and patronage enjoyed tor so log by himself, and for
which he witl always feel most grateful.
JOSEPiI MUDD, in taking to the Business
0 lately carried on by his brother Charles, assures
the Nubility, Clergy, GeAry, and
,General Public of
Stourbnclge, th-,t no effort will be wanting on his part
to ensure a satisfactory c,,ntinuane6 of the 1 rade in•
every Department, and hopes so to 'conduct it as to
deserve and enjoy their confluence and support.
Midsummer,

MESSRS. BLAND AND CO.,
MINERAL AND AERATED WATER
MANUFACTURERS, STOURBRIDGE.
" Messrs. Bland and Co., of Stoui bridge, have taste-
fully arrayed their stand, No. 444, where they are
showing their own manufactures, consisting of aerated
waters, including potash, lenionade, ginger ale, &c.
They have also on view a collection of very handsome
syphons, tne supelior of which it would be difficult to
find in the kingdom. time-juice, a most refreshing
beverage at this season of the year is also manufactured
by Messrs. Bland and Co., in which they have retained
the pure aromatic flavour of the lime in a high degree,
and their lime-juice cordial will compare favourably
with the most well known brands.—Datty Gazette.
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TRADESMEN'S ADDRESS.

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MONEY.-WHERE AND HOW TO GET IT.
The Everlasting Perplexing Question.
How to Solve the Mystery.
Borrow it? Yes. But Where ?
Not at a Loan Office where business is cot ducted in such
a way that it violates all the Laws of Equity.
Where then?
At the IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANK. Why there?
Because business has been carried on at that Establish.
ment for the past six years in an honourable and liberal
spirit, never in a single instance taking an undue
advantage, but always treitrng its Lure, rous • customers
with leniency. The Imperial Advance Bank can produce
hundreds of etters, from borrowers (whose permission
they have to do ce) expressing gratitude for the liberal
treatment they have received from this bank ; and ape 11
cante may rest assured that businees %rid be carried on in
future as it has ben in the past rho et.hility cf this
te.uk will be at once recogrosed when i palicants are
itfo,lned thet it was built and is the property ~of the
principal. cud is valued at .20 000,
The Imperial Advance BAIA: has at its command
newer, u 51.1111,, aryin2 from £0 to £l,OOO, r(edy to
be lent to Farm/ re, Private liousehol,i.,rA, J.4adiea or
. Gentlemen) •Ito, keep ere, Car Briprictors. Licensed
Victuallers, CONikE-epere, Tradesmen, ~ehoul Pr prieturs,
Clers) men, Build/ re. Wsrebeuseruen. Lodgieg-house
Keepe!s, Ptofeseional Gentlemen, ts lerks holding
perruen en; situs.tiens, Pzie oue about en i eiieg into
Businte, and all other responlitile persons
The Imperial Ativence Bauk rnquitcO 1-.;1.3RE lie
but len, sto borrowers wittiLtr, rtquiri-g their friends'
endorseeests.
I.xceutionie and Lows paid if, and every kind
of tt ml,orary accommodatien granted without delay, in
any pert of .r,:reweniti and Wales.
For further information call, at Bank, or apply by
letter, stating amount required, to
e•IMMONS, (Principal),
70 Se 72, VIOTORIA STREET, LIVERPOOL,

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PHOTO and SCRAP ALBUMS, PURSES, BIBLES,
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THE TRADE MOST LIBERALLY DEALT WITH.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO THE
tiABITkNTS OF STOURSLIDGit
AND NEIGHBOURITOOD,
ATRF. APPERSON,
'
SURGEON-DENTIST,
"ii..3IPSTEAI) ROAD BIRMINGHAM.
LT AS very great pleasure in stating to the
inhabitants of Stourbridge and
neighbourhood that, he will in future attend
EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY:
from Eleven ?iv° at
116, HIGH .STOURBRIDGIt
ARTIFICIAL TEETH fitted with 1.4
Celluloid r ,sse, a newly invented ani
patented material ;hat cannot fail to give
satisfaction and comfort to the wearer.
NITROUS
OXIDE *GAS.
Objectionable Teeth or roots extracted
while under the influence oi" Nitrions Oxide,
and other amesthetics.
Mr. Apperson's Autseptic Astringent Den-
ifrice, for cleansing, beautifying. and
preserving the Teeth; in boxes, is. and is.
6d.
Iso his newly improved Tooth Brush, for
eansing both sides of Teeth. ls. 6d. each.

RHEUMATISM.
RHE U
in tAhl AHT ISdM ,s Gout,id
Back, Ljno.mtb a g
n0.,1
Limbs
cured by DAY'S RHEUMATIC PILLS. Price Is. lid.
per box. Sold by Mr. Pugh, Patent Medicine Vendor,
51, Coventry Street, Stourbridge ; and all Chemists
Wholesale by all the London Houses.
A Certain Cure for Nervous and Debilitated.
GRATIS, a MEDICAL WORK, showing
sufferers how they may be cured and recover
health and vitality without:the aid of Quacks with recipes
for purifying the blood and removing skin affections;
also chapters on Happy Marriages ; When and Whom to
Marry ; The Temperaments ; Stammering ;Vit,.l Force;
How Wasted and How Preserved ; Galvsnie Appliances
and the Wonthrs of the Misroscope in Deteet;ng Various
Complaints. Post free for Two Stamps.
Address, Secretary of Anatomy, Birmingham.

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‘N easy Terms and without Sureties to re-
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Cowkeepers, Professional Gentlemen, Lodginghonse
Keepers, and,Others,
APPLY TO
MR. T. BANNINGTOB:s,
First Floor, 48, Union Passage, Birmingham.
Distance no object.

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should be well sprinkled with the Powder before placing
away. It is invaluable to take to the Seaside. To avoid
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and 2s. 6d.

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have been CURED by the POSITIVE REMEDIES.
THREE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TESTI-
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List of the Positive Remedies for Household and
Private Use.
Protodyne Health•giving Mixture .. lls. Od. per Bottle
Purifying Mixture, No. 1 lie. Od. per Bottle
Purifying Mixture, No, 2 .. us. Od. per Bottle
Strengthening 4s. 6d. per Box,
Female
pills
4s. 6d. per Box. I
Cough Mixture .. 4s. 6d. per Bottle I
Worm Powders .. 2s. 9d. per Box.
Healing Ointment .. 2s. 9d. per Box.
Purgative Pitls .. • • 4a. 6d. per Box.
Antibilious Pills.. .. 4s. 6d. per Box.
Pile Electueuy •.. 2s. 9d. per Box.
Pile Ointment, &c., &c... 93.. per Box.
Any of the Medicines may be obtained at the
Laboratory, or *ill be sent by Post or Rail on receipt of
a Remittance in Stamps.
A few of the Diseases for which the Positive Remedies
are a Cure—Nervous Prostration, Indigestion, Epilepsy,
Loss of Memory, Weakness, Pains in the Back, Heart-
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of Women, Skin Dimas* Pimples, Boils. Diseases of
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Debility, Dimness of Sight, Hysteria, Overworked Brain,
Loss of Vital Energy, Acidity, Giddiness, Worms,
Melancholy Sores of all Kinds, Secondary Symptoms,
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Nervous Diseases' Impoverished Blood, Loss of Nerve
Power, &c., &c. Diseases of Men, Diseases of Women
and Children, all have a Remedy.
NOTICES—GRATIS. The invalid's Guide-Book of
Positive Remedies and Treatment of all Diseases may
be had direct from the Positive Remedy Laboratory on
receipt of Address and Two Stamps to prepay Postage.
Bent direct from
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Trade Mark,—" Blood Mixture."
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND RESTORER
QKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, Blotches
Ulcerated Sore Legs, Old Sores, Glanchila
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Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, Ringworms, Scald
Heads, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs,
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THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS FROM ALL PARTS.
CURE OF DROPSY
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JOHN COX."
IMPORTANT ADVICE TO ALL.—Cleanse
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purities bursting through the skin in pimples,
eruptions, or sores ; cleanse it when you find
it obstructed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse
i when it is foul, and your feelings will tell
you when. Keep the blood pure, and the
health of the system will follow.
As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurious to the
most delicate constitution of either sex, the
Proprietors solicits sufferers to give it it trial
to test its value.
CLARKE'S WORLD -FAMED BLOOD
MIXTURE is Sold in Bottles 2s 6d each, and in
Cases, containing six times the quantity, us each-
sufficient to effect a permanent cure in the great
majority of long-standing cases, by all Chemists and
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
The Universal Remedy for Bad Legs
Bad Breasts, Old Wounds, and
Ulcerations of all kinds.
There is no medicinal preparation which may be 4so
.horoughly relied upon in the treatment of the above ail-
ments as Holloway's Ointment. Rubbed upon the surface
of the body, over, or near the affected parts, it disappears
under the friction of the hand, penetrating at once to the
source of the evil, and thus performs its healing errand
rapidly, safely, and without pain. In all long standing
cases, Holloway's Pills should also be taken as they purify
he Blood and expel all depraved humours from the system
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throats, and
Bronchitis.
This Ointment is irresistible in the cure of these throat and
pectoral complaints, which when neglected often end in
settled Asthma or Consumption. The Ointment well
rubbed upon the Chest and back, night and morning
penetrates the skin, and thus absorbed, is carried directly
to the Lungs, where, in immediate contact with the whole
mass of circulating Blood, it neutralizes or expels all im-
purities. By these means all pulmonary complaints may
be cured with rapidity and ease.
Disorders of the 'Kidneys, and Stone
Gravel.
n any of the above complaints more benefit may be
derived in twenty-hours, by adopting the following simple
means, than could be brought about in six mouths by any
other treatment. In bad cases, if the ointment be diligently
rubbed into the small of the back, over the region of the
Kidneys, it will quickly penetrate and give immediate
relief. Six or eight of the Pills should be taken nightly
according to circumstances.
Gout, Rheumatism, and Stiff Joints,
This invaluable Ointment excercises a more obvious contro,
over Gout and Rheumatism, than any other Medicine. No
one need remain uncured, who will in good earnestmake
a vigorous application of this infallible remedy—according
to the Printed Instructions affixed to each Pot. All settled
aches and pains will likewise be banished by the same treat.
ment.
Skin Diseases, Scrofula, and Scurvy.
The beneficial effects of this peerless Ointment are the
wonderful in cases of Ringworm, Scurvy, and Serofniei
King's Evil, and its powers are adequate to the remove
the most inveterate Skin Disease to which thehuman tram
is subject.
The Ointment and Pills are sold at Professor HoLLoway,('
Establishment, 533, Oxford Street, London; also by nearly
very respectable Vendor of Medicine throughout the
Civilized World, in Boxes and Pots, at is lid, 2s 9d, 48 tid
228, and 33s each.
I.'llll printed directions are affixed to each Pot and Rut
and can be had in any language.
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Harbour Light on Roeity Point, at the entrance to Harbour
Breton, Fortune Bay, tiewfouedland, has been learnt down.
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The Reserve Squadron' under the command of thet
Duke of Pelinburgh, reached Cronstadt on Saturday. A
salute of 21 guns wee fired by the squadron and answered by
the forts
Mr. William Inman, the proprietor and manager of
the Inman Line of steamers, died on SuDelay morning at his
sriexs.idDeieiccee,,,sleTdpt,ovnasAalanintamg,insteixarteßfirokreciirtheesand'ir,ea,tatillide
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held a commission as captain in the Cheshire 'Volunteers.
A great fire has occurred at Flushing, The ship-
building establishment of the Scheldt company has ben
almost entirely destroyed. The estimated loss is from thres,
hundred to four hundred thousand guilders.
Intelligence from St. Petersburg says that a telegrana
from Volhyuia Government reports that a large fire has.,
occurred in the town of Rovno. Five thousand families,
have been suddenly thrown into complete destitution. The:
cathedral and all the public buildings are destroyed.
The New York Produce Exchange Bulletin thinks'
seevde
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plriicular, to China. It is ,2stintated that sending flour
across the Atlantic saves SO per cent. in weight, and if this
Estimate is correct, the saving of freight alone must be con-
siderable.
The population of Bombay is upwards of 755,000, or
110,621 more than when the Census was taken in 1872. In
point of population, Bombay is the second city in the
British Empire,
Two bisons from North America were lately im-
ported to Bombay but died in a few weeks, bekillg
unable to
endure a tropical climate.
A telegram was received on Tuesday at the
miralty from Rear-Admiral the Earl of Clanwilliam, come
mending the detached squadron, dated Melbourne, July
reporting that there is no foundation whatever for the
rumour circulated on Monday respecting an accident to
either Prince Albert Edward or Prince George of Wales.
The number of fourpenny bits in circulation is
getting "smaller by degrees and beautifully less" decipher-
able. It is just twenty-five years since the last of these
coins was turned out by the Mint authorities. No more
will be issued. As against this some two millions of three-
penny bits have been circulated within the last three
years.
Mr. Fawcett is contemplating a wike alteration
with reference to the registration of lettere. Under the
present arrangements the maximum liability of She postal
authorities for letters lost during transit is £2 ; he teroposes
to increase it from sums varying from £5 to £2O, upon pay-
ment of a twopenny registration fee.
On Tuesday a private in the 55th Regiment,
John Gibbons, was found dead near the Old Mills, Dover,
having fallen over the cliff at the western heights.
Another great fall of cliff has occurred on the Dorset
coast, near Bridport, several thousand tons of the cliff
having fallen.
The " Krournir " bonnet has appeared in Paris. It
is large, and of a fiery hue.
Last week's receipts of cotton at all United States
ports have been 20,000 bales, and since Ist September •
6,633,000 bales. Shipments to Great Britain, 24,000 bales,
and to the Continent and Channel, 9,000 bales; total since
lit September, 4,272,000 bales. Stock at all ports, 366,000
bales.
Malaria is said to be developing with alarming
rapidity around New York. A generation ago malaria was
as little dreaded about New York as it would be in London,
but now some of the most beautiful suburbs of the city are
becoming depopulated from this cause, and town after teares
Is attacked by the ague, which never again releases Ns
hold.
Her Majesty has approved the appointment of
Major General Sir Frederick Roberts to be Commander in
Chief 4 the Nladras Army in the room of General Sir
Neville Chamberlain, who has vacated the appointment on
the expiration of his period of service. General Roberts,
who is to be granted local rank as Lieutenant aeneral In
the Army, will leave England in the course of the next few
months to take up the duties of the appointment.
An unforeseen ally has just appeared in the field, to
help Mr. Gladstone in pressing forward the Land Bill. The
young grouse are reported to be both plentiful and strong on
the wing this year; and if that does not influence the House
to make quick despatch with legislature, nothing will.
Rome, it will be remembered, was saved by a goose ; per-
haps it may be Mr. Gladstone's destiny to have equal cause
for thankfulness to the grouse.—Globe.
The revenue returns of the colony of New South
Wales for the past quarter amount to £1,690,000, being an
increase of £514,0e0 as compared with the same period of
1880. The total increase for the half-year is £979,000,
and for the twelve months ending June 30 £1,610,000.
Two Italian girl students, the Signorina Carolina
Magistrelli, of Mantua, and the Signoriea Evangeline
Bottero, of Acqui, who had previously passed with great dis
Unction examinations in Greek, Latin, and Italian literature
in the Roman University, have just taken doctors' degrees-
in natural sciences. Each having obtained the maximum
number of votes, became thereby entitled to have her theses
printed. The Opinione of Rome says that as far as it knows
no woman has until now taken a degree in the Roman
University since its foundation by Innocent IV. in the 13th
century.
The compilation of the Clearing House returns from
twenty of the principal cities in America shows the volume
of business for the last week in June to have been in the ag-
gregete fifty and nine-tenths greater than in the correspond-
ing week of last year, and the a-mount for June greater than
in any other month in the history of the country.
An interesting testimonial to Mrs. Hayes for her
maintenance of temperance principles during the period of
her husband's Presidency has been presented by the women
of Illinois. It consists of six volumes of autographs and
prose, verse, and pencil sketches from politicians, authors,
artists, poets, and officials of all kinds.
The Daily News Correspondent, in a telegram from
Chicago on Tuesday, says : ' To-day Griscom enters upon
his thirty-sixth day. He is somewhat troubled with sickness
and vertigo, but is cheerful and confident."
The death-rate in New York for the six months just
ended is 35 per 1,000 per annum. There have been 18,590
deaths, against 15,279 for the same period last year.
Still they come—those questions. There were only
37 on the paper in the House of Commons last night [Mon-
day], but 42 were asked without notice, and the total of 79
occupied an hour and a half.—Globe.
At Greenwich Royal Observatory on Monday the
temperature rose to 148 9 in the sun and 901 ix the shade.
Such a reading in the shade is rare even in July.
A New York telegram says that the visible supply
of wheat on July Ist was 16,400,000 bushels; ditto, Dutiful
corn, 12,900,000 bushels. Export clearances of wheat for
Europe during the past week, 2,170,000 bushels ; export
clearances of Indian corn fer Europe during the past week,
2,400,000 bushels.
The Earl of Holme died suddenly on Monday after-
noon at Hirsal, near Coldstream. His Lordship had made
an appointment with one of his foresters at a spot some dis-
tance from the mansion, As he did not appear at the ap-
pointed place, search was made, and his Lordship's body
was found lying on the ground. •he remains were conveyed
to the house, and medical aid was summoned, but lire was
extinct. The late Earl, who was in his eighty-third year,
was formerly Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
and had held other positions under Conservative Govern-
ments.
The Calais tug Hercules arrived at the Admiralty
Pier, Dover, on Tuesday morning with 160 Catholic priests,
who left immediately for Canterbury, to visit the shrine of
St. Thomas a Becket.
'The Polyphemus, torpedo ram, recently launched
1
at Chatham, is to be lighted by means of the "Brush"
system of electric illumination.
A despatch from Minnesota shows that the wheat
crop there is in excellent condition. it is estimated that the
crop this year will be 3,0t0,000 bushels more than that of •
last year. The yield and quality are unusually good.
Lord Wenlock has just arrived from abroad-suffer-
ing from a singular accident. Whilst on a fishing expedi-
tion in Norway and Sweden he suffered from a mosquito
bite, for the relief of which he desired to apply ammonia.
Ile was opening a bottle of this, when the fluid burst out and
got into his eyes. Partial blindness and intense suffering
followed, and instead of proceeding to Lapland. as he had
intended, he has had to return home.
Science has just lost another distinguished repre-
sentative in the person of M. Henry Sainte Claire Devine;
who died in Paris on Friday in last week, after a long illness, •
in his 64th year. His discoveries bore chiefly on mineralogy.
He was a Professor of Chemistry at the Faculty, and a
member of several scientifie societies both at home and
abroad, and wrote many remarkable works. His name is
chiefly known among the general public for the discoveries
he made in the production of aluminium, thanks to which
that metal was brought into use and became at once
popular.
A sad accident happened at Blackpool on Monday.
A party of nine excursionists from East Lancashire went out
for a sail. The sea was somewhat rough, and the waves
were breaking into the boat. At the time for returning to
shore the boat was capsized, and nine men and the boat-
men were thrown into the sea. All were rescued but one
young man, named Harrington, from Blackburn. The body
was afterwards recovered.
Rooks are making large settlements in the Orkney
Isles, where they were unknown until two years ago. Now
scarcely a garden in Kirkwall possessing large trees is with-
out its cawing colony.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught lilts
been called to the Bench of the Society of Gray's Inn.
.lapaneee Nonagenarians are to be minutely cate-
chised respecting their early life and habits by the Govern-
ment authorities, who intend to combine the information
thus collected in a practical treatise on hygiene.
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thousandsevereaslitas2tssw. less titan last year.
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sent nearly 900 fleeces.
The potato crop is said to be unusually good in the
United States.
The Liverpool Daily Post says that a few days ago
the Bishop ot Liverpool received a threatening letter front
an anonymous writer. The Mayor (Alderman W. B. For'
Wood) has also been the recipient of a similar communica- •
tion, which is illustrated with a skull and cross-bones.
The Progres de l' Ain, a journal published at Bourg,
the chief town of that department, says that a plague of rata
has appeared near Dagneux. Innumerable swarms, which
seem to come from t he direction of Lyons, have invaded
many cernmunes, doing great damage to the crops. Seine
farmers, it is stated, have killed from five or six thousand
rats in their fields in a single day.
The Daily News publishes the following telegram
from their New York Correspondent :—" Mr. SecretarY
BlaMe, in response to my inquiry, telegraphs from Washing-
ton 'You have my full authority for the statement that the
visit of the President's private secretary to London had not
the remotest connection with any phase of the Irish question.
His sole errand was to convey several millions of New United
States Three-and-a-Half per Cents. to be exchanged in London
for Fives and Sixes in the hands of foreign holders.'"
The total number of vessels which entered and left
the Mersey during the year ended June 30th was 20,249,
with an aggregate tonnage of 7,893,948 tons, against 20,070
vessels of 7,524,538 tons in the preceding year, an increase
of .179 vessels and 369,415 tors. There was a total increase
of 399,433 tons in the vessels paying dock rates, and a de-
crease of 30,018 tons in those paying harbour rates only
The aggregate receipts of the board were £1,e51,028, against
£1,068,212, showing a decrease of £.16,284, which is explained -
by a reduction of rates at tho beginning of the y ear.
Two soldiers died at Aldershot on Monday from the
effects of the excessive heat, and two othera weris not ex-
istllhdi A n
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received at Aldershot from the Queen, expressing her deeP
regret on hearing of the sad calamAy at Mt nday's Reviete-
A telegram has also been received from the Secretary of
State for War, asking for all particulars relating to tb
matter. Four deaths have occurred, and no fewer than
forty-six men are now in hospital suffering more or less trots
sunstroke. The calamity has caused quite a &milady*
throughout the garrison.'

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