The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1881-01-08 00:00:00

OLD HILL.

SIIOFLIFTING —At the Police Court, on Wed uesday
before W. Bassano and H. Walker, Esqs., Crorge
Smith (16), h•wi.6 no fi.s.ed residence, but said to
belong to .I:liiiningtlam, was charged with attempt-
ing to rub a till in the shop of John Pr.yne butcher,
Black Heath.—On the 27th ult., pros eutor
hearing a noise in the shop, sent the servant to see
what occasioned it, when the prisoner was discovered
with his hand in the till. Tne prosecutor then went
into the shop, and retained the prisoner until the
arrival of Police constable Frost, who took him into
custody.—Committed to hard labour for one
month.

COAL STEALERS.—Elizabeth Harvey and Mary
Willetts (two married women), of Whiteheath,
were charged with stealing coal from the Rowley
Hall Colliery, on the 31st of Decenaber.—Defendants
were seen early in the morning to take a quantity
of coal off some trucks, carry it away, and return
for some more. In all they stole about 4cwt.—
The manager, being informed of the robbery, sum-
moned the defendants, who were now each fined
20s, and coAts, or in default one month's irnprisou-
nient.
FRAUDULENT REMOVAL OF GOODS.
Blakeway, miner, Blackheath, for fraudulen ly
removing his household goods w;iilst owing arrears
of rent t ) his landl.,rJ, Benjamin Round, Was
ordered to pay .44, double Value of the goods
removed, and the costs,
NEOLts.CT OF FAMILY.—Joseph Smith (22), Mouse
Sweetbrook,4oid Hill, was charged with having
deserted his wife and family, and left them charge-
able to the Dudley Poor-law Union.—lt was proved
by Mr Taylor, relieving officer, that the defend-
ant went to Barrow-in-Furness, leaving behind him
his wife and family, who had to be maintained by
the Guardians—in default of paying the amount
due to the Union and the costs within one month,
defendant was ordered to be imprisoned for one
month.

AN ALARMING DISZASZ AFFLICTING A NUMEROUS CLAW—
The disease commences with a slight derangement of the
stomach, but if neglected, it in time involves the whole
frame, embracing the kidneys, liver, pancreas, and, in
fact, the entire glandular system, and the afflicted drags
out a miserable existence, until death gives relief from
suffering. The disease is often mistaken for other com-
plaints ; but, if the reader will ask himself the following
questions, he Will be able to determine whether he himself
is one of the afflicted. Have I distress, pain or difficulty
of breathing after eating P Is there a dull heavy feeling,
It is our pleasing duty to notice the concert itallitteteinoedneT:uoby
Does a thick sticky muCons gather about the gums and teeth
drowsiness? Have the eyes a yellow tinge?
announced to take Vie chair, but in his absence Mr.
which took place on Tuesday last, January 4th, Is there a fulness about the right side as if the liver were
in the Endowed Schools. The Rev. T. Ward was nlarging ? Is there costiveness? Is there vertigo or
E. Pt: w tress presided. The room—which is a very coloured with a deposit after standing? Does food
large one—was well filled, and the result, no doubt, ferment soin after eating, accompanied by flatulence or a
igmsuctlicileenli:Lroemysa hscoarniztoyntaalnpdosiiatiigty?
will act as an incentive towards the Committee belching
2tshelmearttte ,isitiensteacvha?rioulss
BL3,la.mer;t•crafrseq
int eat
still increasing their efforts to the end of the series— palpitation
present at one time, but they tormen. the sufferer in
this being the second one. The programme which
A, Smith ; Glee, "Chough and Crow," by the
we give was replete and well diversified, consisting aoftleonndgectittaalitedrinagimteh?)rye
xwr'ectobratiaon.drylnhvaecrykingthc.aouLgehd
turn as the dreadful diseaserogresses. If the case be one
of Pianoforte Duet, by Messrs. J. Simpson and J. stages the skin assumes ea
dirty brownish appearance, amid
. dizziness
xe the s
ewercnchii.eone:oser:di 7 °Ps ithenrieecii abiyn IL dt ila Psriedeeasb laen taste? a
back?te I
Church Choir; Song, "The ride to Lock Lomond," 1 amtnoternetthpser‘ol proves
rAtlihseetuhhaenitdi.svearuda:nuf feet
kidneys
are c vaebnidot
Ilii,b 3ee- a! c,
more,oulad sattnirce, k y perspiration
by Miss S. Homer ; Song, "Rose Marie," Mr. R. .A . entirely unavailing against this latter agonizing disorder
Hartley ; Ballad, "The British Lion." Mr. P. Pa r-
doe ; Song, •".Ihe Ring," Miss E. Bateman ; Song, maneddlynor
will
et;reeacttead
ciuni
eitasiagresvtenstwalteisl,
it
twhhar
ofittalittolcei
It is most important that the disease sheuld be promptly
" rite Arabs Farew. li," Mr. D. Harris ; Comic a strong hold, the true remedy should be parsevered in
Sketch, Mr. T. Keogh ; Glee, "Como over the until every vesti,e of the disease is eradicated, until the
Brook, Bessie," the Choir ; Song, " The two upaeLietae Nits returned ei.d the digestive organs al.? rest,red
Letters." Miss Homer; Ballad, "Come Lasses and plaint, alludytleirsuoirtie°sltlan'ahmisodsitbee disease is
aicraelvalededreffor corn-
Letters,"
Mr. Hartley ; Song, "The Tar's Farewell," distressing eomplaibt is '• Seigels Curative Syrup," a
Mr, P. Pardoe ; Ballad, "Mother bear me to the vegetable preparation made in America, and sold by A. J.
Window," Miss Batenian ; Flute Solo, selec,ion,
hoßhe..d_herando BDriotetht:rsh);. tavlllictie,,LMetedd2l, Iciarringdon Road, London, E.C., And .
mr. 'l'. Bryant ; Comic Sketoh, Mr. T. Keotrh ; the
"NationalS °'
g
AnilLums'," bythethCe 'veerelyiLeuandat% oiefltt,evrsdeoarsse, a
.I',lifi,siNes Syrup
t, strikes
o root
a .nact
branch out of the system. Readers are requested to apply
Mr. J. Simpson and Mr. J A, Smith,of a
ttoietivhiranfbiloslve address, for , copy of the 1881 Almanack
consisted larfl:eicenolafrcshoafrthis valuable remedy, which wi
tialop, brilliantly executed. Miss S. Homer was Ars you troubled with Indigestion, Headache, Heart
prominent in the glee, "Chough and Crow,', (by tiara, Constipation, Distress after Eating, Poor Memory
Sir 1-1, R. Bishop). which, no doubt, militated in LW Spirits, Pain .in the Back, Crest Weekness, Bad
her rendering of "The Ride to Lock Lomond," her Breech, or any other sympton of that horrid nightmare
former efforts now telling against her. Mr. R. A, disease, Dyspepsia ? If so, there is no medicine equal.
Hartley was conspicuous by his absence, which wits strengthen
the well-known JEtNEYria.l3'
ePILLSt. lh'helyh purify
substituted by Mr. Bryant playing in excellent iits
hey a no dv
eirnevii
we
. ~‘r a e
effects oyf crdeiassi9paatio4n ta?TidaPll'atee.
style "The Plough Boy," with variations, upon hours. They strengthen the system. They prevent
Clinton's prize medal silver flute. Mr. P. Pardoe seiesasmatic and intermittent fevers. They purify the
was in splendid voice, and gave the "British Lion' breath and accidity of the stomach. They cure
to an appreciative audience, who awarded him an psysia and Constipation. They cure Diarrhces. They
encore. Miss E Bateman next sang "The Ring" D5-s-
-are Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. A good
in a creditable manner, considering she was some-
what nervous, which is accounted for, having only b3est is felt at once upon making the first trial. No
phrgneiliof
sdoioent isfeneelcewssealrly. s
tFroonl i o w
and
directionsh et
recently made her debut. Mr. D. Harris did not Urigical sod True HENRY JENKYNg:' PILLS are 2701 d
seem happy at the commencement of the "Arab's all Chemists in boxes at is. lid, and 24.91: each.
Farewell," but made amends on the conclusion of q. Hughe4 is our agent at Stourbritl;e.
his singing, and is undoubtedly a Imo nising The most remarkable results eve' effected by a Elea
musician. Mr. Toni Keogh, the truly comic ex- ing Remedy are produced by PowELL's EIIBROC:.iloN
ponent, was greeted with deafening cheers on his
Right Hon. Frances the Ri
appearance upon the platform. "Beautiful Girl" t H R.H. the Duke D'Auinale, the Right Bon. the late
Burl of Clarendon, K G.,
was his first delineation. which, being rapturously y other eminent persons have given
encored, was followed by "Robinson Crusoe," in -
i fionntess
nWdal indeagnravoet, h pthe Right Hon. the Countess of
testimonials us to the extraordinary efficacy of Powstes
a cliA‘rons way that denoted that he was waiter of 14
..I:IELIIATic EunitoovrioN The relief which it affords,
the situation. The Choir commenced tile sces,) d the cure which it ,trec:.s ..1 all cases of rheumatic and
part by the glee "Com., Or r the Bro;:k Be sir','! n -uralgic p•i“,-.. .., ~,.. .t..,. ~,r.o. and all sudden and
Mr. Fry well sustaining his eharitetcr as lead r p.m f zii - ~.,, -,-. -.. ~. .. ~ ,caliaiesKes in any part
~:lioll, are at
- ; •4I 1 ~.
.i I, ti; i • sage it Nv,..s. deemed n r eee6, . i• . :1::•,-; ~c. ..i ti.- ii ~ ..,• 4 11 .:
soar wiiat froal the plac• s allu..te i :li va.•:ou , • "e•—i''" ''l 'C. " 1... et " 'mid i':' "" "emus"
. at ls. Lid...,..0 .2 ail. ... . Hughes is
I.r. S
artistes. i'diso Bateman giving in a plaintive man-
u boi..
ner "Mother boar me to the Window," which was $, agent tes
t•itturtirtl cm.
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i.
well received. Mr Pardoe next delighted the au- - Printed and Published by the Sole Pr )prietor
dinee with his grand rendering of "The Tar's !SIMEON FIELD, at his Offices, 92, High-street, Stoat-
Farewell" and it is only due to this gentleman to
.:, bridge, in the County of Worcester : to which place .11
give him his full weed of praise, possessing as he I,etters and other eommanioations.must be addressedll'
4901 e laical owns voila! Wir. &NA iji WI kalwdah Jaw/ Nit OS.,

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