The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-07-10 00:00:00

ALESOWEN.

DISGRACEFUL CoxDucr. —At the Police Court on
Puesday, —before Messrs. E. Gem, H. 'l'. Hickman,
ind W. Bassano—the following youths, who reside
it Old Hilt—Luke Bannister, Henry Record, Ben-
icnin George Smith, Dani 4 Price. Henry
John Williams, Joseph Williams, George
gley, Daniel Jeavons. Charles Tucker, Samuel
k lame, and Richard Skitt were charged with
)1-,,tructions. On Sunday, the CI of June, the
efendants were in Dudley Road. Halesowen. 13aran-
ter and Record were stripped and hopping about
footp ith. They remained there for about half
in hour creating a disturLance, and annoying people
pi their way to church or to chapel.—The Bench
ii•iracterised the conauct of the de'endaats at. black-
uardly, and fined Bannister and Record 20s. and
..:41 3, or in defatilt twenty-eight days' imprisonmen ,
tach of the other defendants ss. and sost,

"FOR THE BLOOD 15 THE LIFE'.'

SATURDAY JUIN TO,

r a mortuary. The subject was referred t°
z,anitrt.ry Committee —Mr 1): Per, replying t,o
sal I the swage on the farm was
trplied an ext-nderl area of I ;lid, and the
ho lind )031 engaged would begin his duties
.veel:, and they hoped to have the farm in a p?
rte soon.—A t was called to the searrli
vater in the io-hew parts of the town. and
Comb 9. eated thlt it was du to the great qta-
A-a4tel in watering gariens. D,ednctine• for fl*
i •at ot w- 8,:c., tivrA were fifty gal/
..er day btalllZ us for e,oh iohahi,ant, Oh(
g-. 1 one was emote. *nd it ahowel the7o
immo s wao' P. Fle b-li..ved Viet in some
h wt r wag left rtinn;no, in gardens all the lir
ttwt r.qolvo. to 'sp.s.tr,e ca•,+innimr, th,' TY,
gair Ft t!le w:!stA of w .ter, and the police were
ru ted to roro t case they found,

—ern %T.FT,L AD COMFORTING
iborougli.knowledge of the natural laws which

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EXPERIENCE, /Oral
Ho I was kicUd in the leg by a horse, but be.- of
fully receysiesl from this, rheumatism came upon 10a to,
the first time i:: try life, Shortly after this, I trioYe„ ci;
Wales, and while there through exposure to all kill"gel
weather, my t-heurnatism greatly increased in seyeritY.ap
my system became very weak, and I suffered from
:in indigestion. Then smalleox fell upon me, and lot
I survived while it proved fatal to many hundreds, lvoiS
ate very weak indeed, and my general illness after,,osi;
baffled the skill of many doctors. Subsequently, I
deathly chill, and tnen you may be sure I bad rheitol
more severe'y still. The doctors told me the Chil
been in my system far two yesrs or more. I trace it b'iol
to near the time of the smallpox. This was in tiraeoff,i
lowed by rheumatic fever and enlargement of ;
tho effects; as I believe, of that nearly fatal chill. 11,00
had :I: severe attack of palpitation of the heart, sn',,fter
laid prostrate for s month and for throe months there_or*
I was obliged to creep up and down stairs. I was ill 1%30
er leas continually for another eighteen months. If
work a fortnight after a manner I was sure to leS,O ,00
next through acute illness. Ihe doctors told me the,?,l *
nothing more they could do for me, but advio I,,et
change of locality and sir. I moved to Devonalif.,e'o4
here I was struck down aga'n with rheumatic feve'leve9
•rbeernatism, from which I did net rally for over
I mouths, Here I was again given over by four
each declaring me incurable. My sickness and
ferings covered a period .)f more then eii,ht years p.. 1 .00
1,383, when I heard of Seigel's Syrup. I tried
through Its lam thankful to be able to say that
very soon restored to health, and have ever duce,"
able to.fellow my usual occupation. I kept the
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-4 recurrence of either of my former complaints, 0.!
take a few. drops of the Syrup, which sets me ah.it
I truly believe if had had Seigel's Syrup 11
outset, I should have escaped years ef suffering. toer,
furtsermore confluent that. if used in a proper Ogre, 0,
And according to directions, it will do good, if not ell
other cases then dyspepsia and rheumadsm. Thi*
:..ppear to Many too good to b: true; but God is 111 s'vf,
uess that 'every word is the 'rata: ~nd nothing mer°,:rs
tit:3 facts are known to many who know me you "fleig'
iii:erteto make what use of this sou like, to the adper;
of tile suffering race of monk:ed, yea find shY bt;',
fi...ctionS in this wording or writing, you may eorrec:rsli'
the statements cannot be altered, as tisey are noti,ini,„s.
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" \Ve-st Quay, Bridgwater Aug. V, 1886,
"To A. J White, Limited.'
MoTHER•IiaGEL TACNA THE LADY'S ircHTCII,-vi ',lO.
A lady writes us f'om Sturtoule-Steeple, last DeCee'-„ it!
as f Jllows-:—"I have great pleasure in testifying ,tif°
benefits-received from using Mother Seigel's Gu'‘eriir
Syrtl.p. :111.November 1881, I had tiled several Pre- for.
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eion..-tacl-sntiereil much from a disordered system. d wes
tqlcing your medicine i was brought down so lowep,tauct
that 1 could not possibly vet along without the ses- Doe'
of era:plies, EO it took a cons' eieble time to tiring 2,, 0
oerf.-_,eL c.ire. 1 can thankfully and cOnfidentlf 6'3lbel)
effected a cure by .he spring of 1881. I have einCe atef
recommend dit to several friends, and vrhenever
Live given it a fair trio', it has Droved a bleksing•
myself, they would not be without it."
WHAT Dole IT MEAN VIP 461
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What mean these strong and implessivo letters? „OP
do people write them to men who are coati's', per
strangers P They have no interest in the welfare O'l,A
bil.ine.3s. They can gain nothing by sending t 13,031
flattering testimonials. Then why to they write 4'ollo
The fact is.they know that Seigel's Syrup is worth):
cemmunity • they themselves have been relieved
9 uttering and disease, and they are anxious that Pose
who may be suffering may find relief as they have
They have a friendly feeling for their kind, and theleriet
sent us these letters from a sense of duty to tow ~sia
humanity, pointing out the way of escape frolll_,;crit
and disease. it means that Seigel's Syrup hase.
aud that it does vood to our race afflicted with (116 e noes
Sava Morisx.—Sinclair's Cold Water Soap saves ra:‘,oll
labour, time, fue , and temper. It does the fareillZ'od
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M. 11. Watson had promised .L2OO to the same
jcet. lie (the Mayor) should himself give te'.
guineas to the fund. Several other subscripti°s!
were announced.—The Medical Officer reported
11t the death-rate for the past month was 18 reit
1,00, as against 15.5 in the corresponding Pe
'.asr year. There 'a as ono case remaining in tly-
infectious hospital which was to be discharge t
rho inedical officer called attention te the urgen
d of a mortuary, and mentioned two reCel,3`o
-Ales showing the importance of the eubject.
to ease- a child found drowned, and W 1111.1.1;
I)en io the watcr three weeks was taken to 4
in a pop bus locality, and remained there v. 0
r, durir,g- the whole of which timo it waff4`,
offensive condition. In another
sant.l r ruispector was called at midday on sl9 1
we .k to the body of a person who had been sin,
hrc days ly.ng in a rconi which reople
as. throu. h He was asked by the inmates tf.Sci
,!ove it, as it was off naive, and thoy were su")
'f being made ill. There were also whet coe
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