The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1888-03-03 00:00:00

CLENT.

Tni TOMSIBTNIC. CONVILESCRXr Hon.—The first
a tnual meeting in oounsetion with the Foresters'
0 !Iv/descent ti• nie, which has been establised at
garden Pool Cottage, Cient Hills was hrlo on
3fort,-.ay af:ersioeu at the Market- Hotel, ki!etion
!Areat, . Mr. Neal preaided, and tiro; e
was a large atcendance of delnottes and tastabere of
the districts and courts csnuected with iha horns
S-..cretary (Mr. J. Tli)inas) read annual re-
-I;,t of the I.nagentent Committee, which Ftated
the entob.tr or niemb,re totn t ii varioil ditri t
and courts who bed joined ad paid subseripti,ma to
the borne w,re 1t3,686. A Pumbrr of cohrts were
.160 cuusidering the desirability of joining, und it
was therefore anticipated that tlianuineridsl.puetion
woul i be considsr7sbly arengthened beton. few
.I'hs financial position of the hums was law eo good
as could be wished, owing to the fact that some
-coorts 'ere sthil holdiog aloof and others ha i pot
pad the Utter, rails medo up-u them. Still, after
psy went of the expenmea i:oorred in -finding e,uit-
able home, the cost ot tunitlart-. &.“ • there 'fins a
balance in hand iif £ll5 3,1. 9d. The committee
were pleased with the progress that had been made,
eel t...ey cbtigrathlated the Inemoe-e on the sucreas
of thuir en•leavour to estabb.h a coavale,oent hens,'
,n conue,ti;.o itt. th.i ()der. Tut flash clod s'.l
toeut xi:o t the income had sinou,teal to £262.
15a 4d., lila], .2162. 19st 4 I- and
donations 4.:•• 16s, The expendoure Am )„,,t,,d
to £1.17. lie 7J , leavii g a b 4 ,ues in bani
£ll5. 3s 9d. The report of th, audittos (le.srs.
J. Walton and J. L. 11011110 e) 6t4trd ths: the pos ti f.
of the ho ice was much 4 tter than Migto. ha.. ris„u
expeoted. Tci ho lie was n w f Irly
aim eltbough tin; p -alimentary elvens s had ly!en
sery heavy, the baianee in hand was a eiatistictory
one.— I h-- inspectors (Messrs. J. Wiitehou,e and
U. Sewall) appointed to visit the home rep rtea
her they attenoed • n the 10th Deceintier lasi, and
f nind one pati-ly in the ',stabile went. Ile ap
peared to be well sattofieo nazi tiict treatm at i.e
was receiving, and tie expressed himself in ye ii. h
terms as o the benefits be Ness derivig; tro.,. hi
stay in the r orne.—Tue Chairman cougraiu &tad
the meeting ou the rues:ices which had attended the
experimen of establishit“ a convalescent hotne by
the Birmingham and Ilidland District AR .trit
Order of Foregere ; and esepresaed a hope t.iat the
home would be the means of doing a great deal of
good to the suff.oP.g brethren of the Older. Tue
committee hsd hc a conslderahle amount of work
te do during the past year but their duties heti
Lou ratiefactorily accomplished, and they had
dol-.0 their utmost in the interests of the institution.
(.6.!•plaus-i.)-1 la, reports were approved, and after
some consideration the rules to govern the home
were adopted, and the officers, auditors, and mane
mittee were elected for the ensuing pier.

DIED.

OIIINITAbi—On the 117th iuut, at Chapel Strout
in tLer 64th year, June Oxenham, widow of the
la's Thomas Oxenham,

A CAIITI.—A CIAIROTNATT wilt it frt,eof
charge a prescription for ttie cure of all th as who
suTer from the errors and indiscretions uf youth,
nervous debility, phystrial rxbanstion, and early
deciy. This great retnely wai disr.oi,ered by a
nailtrionary in 011 Mexico; saved him from a
ni;serable .xisterce atd an early grave. Send a
sa-widrmesd, it irnpm en relopo. to Rey. JoESPII
amaze, Blootn-bu,y Mansilos, Bloomabary Square
n go, W. C. Maid( n this vapor.
Gr.at Britain cis ,ot for St. Jacobs Oils 45,
Farrirgdon Road. LODdon.
rBULCF t.2a61. INVESTMENT.
Prom "TA: Ciao: (or. New."

While on th! suject w! may mention the case of
!ifr3. ?dray. Ann Halle, of %%Tardier, Tip irigharn,
who's husbani has heel a resident of Rutland
County for over forty years. Hi. ceiling iv thnt of
a alrepercl, and it is stVe to sav that ho oue is
bettr knowa in all the country about Wadley than
Joh I He is univ:Tvslly r spectre' as an in •
chutriorts and honest men. In reeitivig ths
particulars of the ease. we can do on better than
use Mr. Hall's own steterntnt made to our reportes
eve:• "For over eighte-n years my wife as au
i ttense verff.irer fillet rheumatism. Mimi of she
'tints her h tads, allows knems, mai fe,t wore swollen
th.e., times th-ir ,eurtl sit-, so that she was no.
able t Walt or dress herself. She wag i act rth 1
immutdy helpl-es. fler jo:nts le:came so wiff it I
titue• that eve c0,:t14 nrt move 'hen . During these
p-riods the suffered the most in ense i,ory, at..l in
all these long years she was u•-ver •utirelf Irv)
from pain, ei'her day or night. Different r-inielrest
were rearnmeudeel to her, all of which she ueud,
'aut. got no r lief. fine family doctor ssi.t th.re ems
tio help for her .sad tat • her ease was Incurable.
:Ole and I had given up all hoe of her -seer re:-
el./06'A her he Ith or telling eg-in free from pi.
w had auff.tred so bag that she had become
tnotoughly disheartened. Just before lash Christ.
matt we read in a newspaper ertiele cenied front toe
L union Magazine of Chegtistry and IKediciwe which
gave partenlars of the won habil ey Sr J utu
Oil, of Edward Evans whose case er‘s similar to
my wife's. 1•4 we had for•years tried sverytnin
walmcl heard of she ese.cln led to try this remedy
alto, and 1 seet to he • roprietors, the Charles A.
Vogel. Com- any. 43, F4rriorz.iou Road, London,,
tor a bottle ol jr. Tilk oil was first applied to her.
elands, which hal for many years been so f•arfally
deformed ato be slmnat without shape. Betore
she had need the contents of one bottle, to our
emezement and joy the swelling disappeared, and
her orippled han•is once more a-sum•d t .eir ustu-al
....haps. You may well look astouished at what I
but I am relating facts to you," remarked Mr.
Halle "So. then applied the remedy to the joints
of her limbs and test, and mervellou• as it may
teem, the ...veiling and pain, whiela had withstood
alt treatment, began to disappo.r, tied before tthe
,•outeats of this bottle had been ir,ed, the eyrelling,
stiffness, and pain with which she hAd been tan etei
for nearly twenty years, vaniehed as if by tuag:c.
tecoVered the to I use of her limbs, bends and
feet. Bbe can walk as well at aver she could in her

We, attends to her household duti.s. ant sle#ps
soundly at night, while for year. shi. bad not mown
what it was to have a.good night's. rest. She is
fray from pain aid is complq-1) cure, sud all this
was brought about one ainl blottle of St. Jacobs
Oil. I t4l yiu frankly that I believe this remedy
hits no equal in the world. It has brought coin tort
and happiness to my home. and 1 utiviAr erory one
,uff:--ri,-,g• from psi:a t.. try it. The 2, tid. I vent
for a bottle was the bvr. investrutm I ever ilisie iu
my life." MIL II ha Rirsionally coutirmiLi every•
thing that her husband h I i la
NW, 411.- oho-- orcsrcslf
May • nou .1! in praise of ihtt rtwirkible agi..y f
w. ii oi.l reaCtl.o hi.!r bum, her is...ff4-ringt;

Err.t's COCOA.-O,:ATNIrei. AND CWIFORTISAI —.in?
thorough knovrledge of the natural laws which goyim
the operations of digestion and nutrition, end by care
fill application of the tine properties of well-seltetel
Cocoa. Mr. Eppe has provided our breakfast tables with
a delicately flavoured beverage which lacy save U 4
litany heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious us* of
finch articles of diet that a constitution mty be grade-
ally bailt up until strung enough to resist every tend •
euey to disease. Hundreds of • subtle maladies are
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-pp. a Afternoon Choeaate geseass.

FQOD ADULTSRATION.--. MT. CSSEAU. lectuTig t
e kiseaith .114:abi i said : itufnaeopathiat
Cocoa aro w«il astuod, se they eontain the stnal.kaa
auntity of t.. 1 'co A." CAnnuar's CucoA is guaranteed
e r, ud wa rOCOLtlatuad the public W buy so
oih.s.

A. W ys iirink CAD Buat's COOOA, it is pure, Trbn
some. aiwaitAiiig, butri.iou9, aid agreeable, Rail
un %e, 8 .111 v. urite fr .43 tic CoLiNge to th• Pala.
"No o Usti.," is an old eayiag„ but
wno ce.nput 'wake a hearty morning meal,
Mid eqdthiry's &par - refined beverage--
own:or:lug, exhilarating. awl aw4tll•iiO4.
iu Ltealtu kind Kokress liornansn's rare Tel is
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• very .tro•ig, nen, ueiici,,,s.u.lanao welly geaui,46
article ; stij,Ud it Lou, ,a ale Ipriisoe ov 41.4 tin 9
who at., rcodiviug .applies tote
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