The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-07-11 00:00:00

VICTORIA.

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VICTORTA H‘IR DYE. Produced from
Wild lni BERRIES; leave., re. irk on the
chin. An ..!:e•er i•, Her MajeAty's service while in loth.
Jra, wered thei dye, being one of ;he ever app.i.ll
to the hurnan hair. F.;,..•ier ii, In-:. I i.onths. p,wit
free foe 11 %lawn. by Ur. 42o3ega, 141. Fleet ~tre,t.
Leaden. State solos: of blur preriont lu ita turning
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more.

VERY Comfortable FURNISHED APART-
NN for on or two Yonne Gontlomon, nt the
Howth.—Apply at the ()Nom. uit, Higlt.etrt,t,
Stourbridge.

AVANTF.D, by a NI 4rrial IVAN, a SITIJA-
TIM,: as GROOM and G kIIOENER. No ob-
jection to a Cow ; or to riviice liiinaelf generally useful.
Aged 40.—W. W., Poet °tee, Stourbridge.

VrT
CARTES DE VISITE., 6D. EACH.
Grammar School, Stonrhridim Tingley Church
St. John's Chirch, interior in. Yednuire Church
St John's Church. exterior do. Wordshiy Church
Ohl.ninterd Cli.. SO yearling° Aniblecote Church
Oldswinford Church, as it is I
The REV. C. IT. CRAUFURD, 6.1. and 91. each.
The REV. T. WILLIAMS, (.1. and 91. midi.
The REV, 0. M. 1101.11EN1,
Kingswlnford), 61 and 9.1. each.
The REV. JOHN WHITE.
New Con. 61. and 9.1. each.
Pest Free for One Stamp extra.

ARCHER CLIRKE, PHOTOGRAPHER,

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rHOTOORAPIIIC ALBUI; FP.0.11 Ca. EACH.

1 the best under all circumstances, and marriage 1
I
EG ISTRY OFFICE i is no exception to the rule. All the philosephis- I
1 4. log, all the sophistry, all the elaborate argumen- 1
FOR tation and the quotation of experience will not ,
MASTERS AN t) SERVANTS, teach us much more than is known already; and ,
02, 17/0/!-S TR RET, STOURBRIME. ! among what is really known (not merely thought)
on this subject is, that there is an inordinate love
WANTED, a Resnectable, Middle-aged of show and appearance, a desire to appear
WoltAN. Rs enfliC. awl Workine HOUSF- ! " reseetable " and worthy of "good society,-
RIue:PER ; MORI, a SERV AN l' of ALL-WORIC.—Apoly I which are now, as they always have been, more
at the May Pole Inn, Cradley Forge, uear Itrielley I
Rill. 1 ar less, antagonistic to marriages of affection ;
! and that early—too early improvident marriages
are frequently productive of poverty. Bat these
WANTED, a Good General SERVANT. propositions are susceptible of almost infinite
N•it uuder 20 rears of age.--Apply at No. 26, , modification. What would be too early for one
Kidderminster-street, Stourbridge.
I would not be for another. What would be an
adequate income for one would be inadequate for
WANTED, in a Quiet Family, by a respect- , another. And, besides the differences of indi-
able Married MIN. without encumbrance. a vidual circumstances, there are the important
am ATIoN ne 4litoii34 and GARDENER. No ob• ! considerations of passion, and the immorality
jowl.). to a C.v.—Apply at the Obst ~ re I. Oilier!.
! fostered by celibacy. Tile petty conventionali-
ties and shams of society can never crush the
WANTED, a Situation as GARDENER,
laws of our being; and the more the former can
Four years reference.—Apply to T. IL, Peil.
be subordinate.l to the great principles of moral
truth and justice, the better for humanity at
large.