The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-05-22 00:00:00

WOLLASTON.

Sr. JAM'S SCHOOLS.—The following is the 9
port of Mr. M. J. Barrington-War], 11. M. Loin;
tor:—"The efficiency of these long eatablisir'i
Felinels is fully maintained. They deservedly cW°.
considerable local reputadOnl. 'The boys' Or 1,10
rnent is in a thoroughly satisfactory and creal‘s",,i
condition. Everything attempted has been wi:if
done. The inteligence shown by the scholars. tPep
interest in lessons, the accuracy and neatnesa
work, together withtheir good behaviour—all till,
features testify abundantly to the excellence of,'
training which is given. There is no better
in the district." The ''excellent" tuctit grant Pd.
obtained. The girls' school is also highly prl'is:s,
notwithstanding many girls were bbsoot ou
amination day owing to an epidemic of Inealjrry
The gene-al results were highly creditable. ,1
infants' school teachers are likewise praise': ges
their diligent and successful work, and the ill°
tehool is placed in the first grade of merit.

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TLIROAT IRItITATION AND COMM—Soreness an... 0
nets, tickling and irritation, inducing cough and 1111,cct.
lug the voice. For th as symptoms use Epp's L 11)
in. Jubjubes In contact with the glands at oje
umnient they are excited by the act of suckillot
Ulyt erine in these agreeable confections b(ct'ilds
actively healing. Sold only in boxes, 7id., tins 1
laLelled “JAZIKS EPPS ot Co., kionacciop.thie 000
London." Dr. George Moore, in his work on .11
and throat Diseases," says : '• lb° Glycerine Juiptd
pi epared by James Epps and Co., urn of unduu of/
se i while 4
vice as a curative or paLiativ,, agent."
uordon Hoimes, Senior Physcian to the igunicitjoil
oat and Ear Infirmary, wiites : "After an cite°. or,
trial, I have found your Glycerine Jujubes of cuLO e,
ab,e benefit in almost all ibitiis of throat di,e'l,r`cel
hpps's Medicines may be had at
tourbridge.
A ITO
A WELL-KNOWN BUSINESS
EXPERIENCES
"In ()reit
'ln 1869 I was kicked in the leg by a LiorsE, but Iv-
luity recovered from ibis, rheumatism came upon ,t 15,1
the Aria time iii my life, Shortly after this, 1 ru0,f,,14$
Wales, and while there through exposure to all
weather, my .rheumatism greatly increased in
ni) system became very weak, and I buttered trete
uor
an, indigestion. Then smallpox fell upon me, and Or ;
I survived while it proved fatal to inauy Man:reds,
we very weak indeed, and my general illuees Lined:
Milled the skill of many doctors. Subsequently, Ltdit°4
(see ally chill, and tnon you may be sure 1 taut rheuli7le
nsore severe,y still. The doctors Odd use the ell!: Doc!
been in my system fiat: two ye,irs or mere. 1 trite,' ".
to near the time of the smallpox. This sal in
IU‘V,II by rheumatic fever unit enlar,eineut ut
the effects, as .1 believe, of that nearly mud chdh
Lad a severe attack of palpitation of the heart. oupollt
lulu prostrate for a month, and for three montas lb
1 Wi.s obliged to creep up and down stair, I wao
or less continually for another eighteen mouths.
Nvoika fortuignt after a manner 1 was but° to
next through acute illness, he doctors told me til°.;4
oiing more they could do for me, but i111Y,1,, ODA
change, of locality and air. 1, moved to Devou•blii.'o„
hies 1 was struck down again with rheinniwc fove 104'
ruetimatisin, from which I did not rally for over d
mouths, Hero I was again given over by fuur
ili ueelarnig, me incurable. My exkliess
feriage covered a period of more than ei,lit )(mile P,
- ssi, wileu 1 heard of iiieigel's -Syrae.-I till
its use 1 m thankfill to 131 atm, t” say Gls!, -DA,'
ye, y asOutt restored tb health; and nave ever
abie to follow my usual occupation. I kept the 51e ,tOO
tautly by me, and if at any time I inhal,iuu a 031",.,iel
. ccurrence of either of my former comp touts. '1,6 rile,
talle a few drops of the Syrup, which sets me
1 truly believe if I had hal Seigel's :-pup tO'
ow set, 1 should have ricaped years ef sullerinx• 0,0,„,11
furt,ermore confident that, if used in a proper
according to directions, it will do goust, it ovt. Cu'ot!
utLer cases then dyspepsia and rhowee. isu,. Tbi" WO:
appear to many too good to be true ; but bud is 1.1). 00,
Lie. a Mut every word is the truth and nutliasg taure•,..,
thi, facts are known to many who know mu. You o'w.
lie. rt.) to make what use of this you like, to the
oi tue sufiertug race of mankind., if you rind suY
scums in this wording or writing, you inn',' correc",
Glic statements cannot be altered, as y are notei°^l,l,
raw. ltsrfuk

"West Quay, Bridgwater Aug. G, 1885,
'To A, J White, Limited.'

MOTHER SIEGEL TAKES THE LADY'S Cf:UTCLlel"•pet
A lacy writes us ffoni Sturton•le-Steeple, last
f llows :—"I have great pleastmi intestaythfC `-sti4°
ben. fits received from using Mottle:
cup. In November. 1881, I had t:icd several l're,f,no,,‘
civil, and sanered much from a disordered s)steui.
a.,ng your medicine 1 was brought tluN'll SJ low
,isa I could nut possibly get along without the is pelt
ji crutches, oit took a cousi‘etable tiOi t. firitit;
It
lief:tee, cure. 1 can thankfully and contit:ontiy*
eft,eted a cure by the spring of lbs 2. I tuive since ibef;
Uit to several friends, and whenever yit
Mt.!, given it a fair trial, it has proven a I,lu slug.
iuy.self, tLey would not be without lt."
WHAT .Doka IT Han?
What mead these strong and impiessive letter,? ir
do 'people write them to men woo ate tniepar%llll
• dr.,..igers They have no interest iu the welfare 014.1,
ou,:fic.is. • They can gain nothing, uy kenning us °Ol
Ila,tetiag testimonials... Then whydo they aril° ttl'itlfr
h, fact is, they know that Seigel's S rep is wyrtllY,
er,to inanity ; they themselves have been relieved ul gra
,uticring and disease, and they are auxwas tnst
%d o, way be sulici hit; may find relief as they hate
Ih y have a friendly feeling for their kind, and 41iey:
.-cni us 'these letters lroi.o ti.Sellfie of UM,' Lu
ounianity. pointing out the way of escape flta33lo;
v.of disease. It means that Seiget's sy sup has
.iiin that it does wood to our race uttlictect with di3e„-sof
beys, MoNET.—Sinelair's Cold Water soap saves
Labour, time, fue aud temper. It dues the faluill 010,"
wvidwut the misery of a steamyhouse. A boon to rlefesl
ouor udke. The magic cleanser for all purposes. Bpioter.
uended to every housewife. Be sure you ask for
Of al groce and oilmen
bsif
VALUABLE DISCOVERY YOE THE HAIR.-If 702 f fide
turning grey or white, or falling off, Old „Al
At, XtuAN HAIR ItIiNEWEIt." for it will p03511.'01
esiore its every ease Grey or White hui to its
cukur, without leaving the disagreeable smell of
••ite:Aorers." It makes the hair chariniugly be.ushia)
43 welt as promoting the growtti. of toe hair oil
ap As. where the glauvlS are nat deco)rd. Ask
chemist for "The Mexican Hair fleneWer," aOld
~-tiemists and Perfumers everywhsre at 3s 611 to
nottle. Wholesale depot removed t.) 33, .Farrine
timid, London.
Holloway's Ointment and Pills—Rheumatismn
Gout,-I'heas purifying and soothing nanedier deuL°lo,
the earnest attention of all persons liable tout scii"" or
or other painful aflectiona of the muscles. berve.s.,j
joiuts.The Ointment should be applied, afier tba stfecr;,
parts have been patiently fomented with warm *l6
whew the unguent should be diligently rubbed upoo
.diacnit skin, unless Ise friction should cause Pwo
Llolloway,s Pillalshould be simultaueously mace
reduce inflammation lied to purify the blood. This tre'ol
meet abates the violence, and lessees toe frequenta ,
gout, rheumatism, and all spasmodic dia.a,o.,
1
spring from hereditary predispositini, or from OD
accidental weakness of constitution., This u,etrue.PA
chech,. the local mischief. The Pubs rest,r3 tad OP-
powers,
„f.
EPP's COCOA.—GRATIMIL AND COMFOIITING.— t,
--,1,..
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which
the operations of digestion and nUtrition. and by a etrd
ful application of the fine properties of well melee'
Cocoa. Ur. Epps has provided our breakfast tables If
a delicately flavoured beverage which may 11,011:01
many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious us'Au.
such articles of diet that a constitution may be grsud,
ally built up until strong enough to resist every 0.0
eucy to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies L' •
floating around us ready to attack wherever there log
weak point. We may escape many it fatal shso_ •
,
keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood 50",,,
properly nourished frame." Civil &reic: Gttse le' is
itiade simply with boiling water or milk. Sold col/
p,,ckets. labelled—"Jauxs Eppe st co. lioni,opatb:
Chemists, London."— Also makers of ipps's Aftorao°'
Chocolate Essence

,THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HOARSENESS.—AII
tering from irritation of the throat and hoarle,!;a
will be agreeably ourprised at the almost
relief afforded by the tum of " Broncbel
Trochf.g." tfliepp. • •,,, • v, • are now sold v
most t 1,1,.. country at is. 1, r
per box. Penplo troubled v, " backis4 colltqlf
"slight cold," or b:onclial ,lf.!ctions, cannot
them too soon, -as similar trouble., if allowed to
pees, result in. rerious Pulmonary and Asthmatic agfo
Mum .fttb:'tl wnran " 13roucnia1 Troclo:o
tet c ;:., t • ,L.A) around each boi.%'
4'-mr,-..are,ie fly Jonr I. Jiv2 k Sons, Boston,
„ „. Lts Farringdon

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Saturday May 512, 11186.