The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1872-12-21 00:00:00

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A NEW WORK BY FRANCIS JOHN LOCK,

OF LONDON AND READING

(Author of 'Thu Volenteer's Friend," 14th "lhousair.4,
end Sp. Mal Correspoudent for the Dai,y hews).
COf...TAINS 200 paged, stout paper, Crow I
See., with Drawl•igs front Photographs of the Au-
thor in the Standing r tit Lylng Positions. Address,-
I..lttor Riflemen's Compenion, at Deacon Leadeuhall-
street, E.C. ; or may be obtaitted of coy bookst"er
the World.
mongst the subjects (classified end indexed) I tested
upon are: Lucky Shouting—Traionig—How to Select a
NOM—Natural Devialiou—Houm Practice—Hauge tree-
tin. —Ainiing—Coaching—Windage—Burrue t
Weather—luoccessary laste—Sights—Sight.ng—Sy
taeles—Bler—Teinperameut—Dress— Moue 'silts-
-Positions of the Swiss, Belton, brunch, Scotch, it oe-
New Oenurn—Secret of Shoulder Shootoq,—L%ht—
lithatle—Mirage—ltefraction (revised) lteg titration—
Cross Winds—Eddies—Fouling—Pull of Trigger—Prea- I
au, —Lucid Explanation of Use of Screw Sight Elena.
tor—N lad Tubes, corrected from "Thu Volunteer's
Friend "—Damp Weather—Misty—Heat Suusbloe—
Varied Eievations—Ammunition—Ltew it is tested by
Crack Slitas—Delective Sighting—The only way to get
COit6ecitli,c I yes—Coutideuce —The Balance—The Orli.
—24iiisary ii,e echleauers—Martini Firing
Lying resit hum Numerous Target Outline. Holed
ditto, intersecting Lines—Steel Barrels, How to tit them
and where to obtain them for 19a 61—Sore Shoulders—
How the " Cracks " master the Wind—Warning to Com-
petitors at itil,ooluers' Matches—Cooking the Scores—
Corps. County Fees—Physical and Moral Effects of Vol.
soteering—Father and Bois at Private Practice (with
separate Intlex)—Canting the Lille—Practices of Messrs •
Brker, bait, Cortes. huniphi y,er tneron, 01,—Llow to
detect Short Ciatridges—ltail Bullets—New Barrels--
Peersialities of different Bungee—Cause of I,rcoclects—
Change of WimP—Deneity of Atmosphere—The Usesof
the Barometer, Hygrometer, and the Anemometer filqy
explained—Shooting from 600 to 800 lart.s—la ualifica-
Mons for a Eerily blood Shut, Ac .dot.
Target Outltues, with Iteguitere,.eloth 12 stamps.
But a few cloth copies "'the Volunteer's Friend " (100
pages, crown dye) remaining, these can be Lunt to young
diao at wholes:yin—price-11 stamps, post tree, or an
copies for 61.
Otheets desirous of advancing the shooting powers of
their companies, and of eraulutieg the example of others
by presenting copies of "The Volunteer's Mr.:till" to
their mem can Lave 25 cloth copies for 21L; fur 37s
61. Sixpenny Edition, 36s per hundred. .
The Mete! Screw Sight Elevator, with Tabulated Seale
(range practice obViated), to hid; postage, 21.
A best Steti Barrel Snider, Ch, quered stock, as allowed
at Wimbledon, sighted correctly apoo a range simikm di
every 'repeat to WitablAbte, occuracy yeatranterel, puce
£6 lb.
Letek'e Sight Black (egos, to one dozen bullies any
other), 8d per bottle, poet free.
A box containing one dozen le bottles of Gould's Fluid,
or chemically echoed oil, a t to any address on receipt
of Postiottiee Order, de 6d. Six bottles for 4* 02.
"Lock's 'treatise on Pi'air•l's Shorthand," 6 stamps
post free. (No 'Teacher required).
Stamps accepted as payni t, but, when couvenient,
send Poster thee Order, payable to Francis John Lock at
the Leadenhall-sueet Pout-When, London. Cheques
crewed Birbeck Bunk.
Ail V elumeers' necessaries supplied by the Editor.

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Painless Dentistry out Atth. t3l Teeth, M strictl
moderate charges.
1. Mnge Tuoth to a complete set supplied—warranted
for mastication and articulation.
Regular attendance at KIDDERMINSTER. Nez
Mali, the. Slth, at

MISS YATES'
FANCY ILE;POSITORY, 8, HIGH-STREET.

Ail E. GABRIEL, the Old Established
EOXDON DENTIST,
Begs to tutiamte that at the urgent request of numerous
inhabitants, patients, and mends, he has been induced
to visit Kiederminster everyALTERNATE TUESDAY,
and may be consulted personally free of charge) upon
his recent improvements in the construction of Artificial
Teeth and Gums, whereby the weight, bulk, end cost of
the case or frame, has been much reduced, to the great
convenience and advantage of the wearer. Teeth are by
this new method exquisitely fitted, without extracting
stumps, or any painful operudou.
Mr. GABBIEL'S practice (one of the oldest in
England) was established in 1816.

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