The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1880-12-18 00:00:00

HOME NEWS.

The intelligence of the death of the Earl of
Crawford, and consequent elevation of Lord Lind-
say to the peerage. has taken both political parties
in Wigan in surprise. The Liberals met on Thurs-
day, and resolved to request Mr. John Lancaster to
again contest the borough. Mr. Francis Sharp
Powell is mentioned as the probable Onservative
candidate.

A fire of considerable extent was raging on Thurs-
day evening at the Alexandra Dock, King's Lynn.
Mr. Bright;as L9rd Rector of Glasgow University,
has appointed Dr. Cameron, M,P., as his assessor.
A serious ow break of foot-and-month disease has
tali( n place at Smith Hall Farm, Birken, Knotting
ley, and the place is declared within the infected
area.

Lord II artington's address to his constituents,
which was to have been delivered at Accrington,
to day, ha b been postponed, No day has been
fixed.

The firm of Messrs. W. and W. S. Kemplay, yarn
agents and merchants, Iraq Moon Street. Manohes.-
ter, has suspended payment with liabilities esti-
mated at £90,000.
Sergeant Marsham, who was acquitted in the
Wimbledon marking case, has made the highest
score in Portsmouth idarine Division, in the annual
rifle competition open to the whole army. I was
190 eut of a possibie 240.
The Clyde Master Shipbuilthrs and Engineer's
Ass. (dation have anenimously agreed to refuse an
advence of waeee to their shipwrights. The
movemeut for advance of wages has spread to the
large works throughout Glasgow this week.
Ou Teursday, at the hearing before the Maccles-
field Election Commission, Alderman Clarke,
president of the Liberal Association, adinir (.4 a
knowledge of illegal expenditure. Another thee br
of the Liberal Executive said at the preliminary
conference members agreed that £5OO from each
would fight the election. This was afterwardg
increased t £lO,OOO each. He did not think more
than £l,OOO could be spent legally.
The Registrar-General's return for the week
ending Saturday last shows the average rate of
mortality to have been 20 per 1.000. In Sheffield
the rate was 16; Leeds ant Plymouth, 17 ; Ports-
mouth, Norwich, and Sanderlaud, 18 ; Birmingham
Bristol, Bradford, and Qldham, 19; Lmdon Not-
tingham, Leicester, Brighton, and Newcastle-ueon-
Tyne, 20; E linburgh aud Wolverhampton, 21;
Hull and Glasgow, 22; Manchester, 23; Liverpool
24; Dublin and Salford, 27.
On Thursday afternoon Lord lioseberry, at his
residence in Piecadilly, presented, on behalf of the
Greek Committee, an address to Mr. Gennadius,
the retiring G:eek Minister, expressing regret at
his departure Mr. Gennedius, in reply, bore te,ti-
molly to his experience of the earnest desire pre-
vailing amongst English people that justice be
done to Greece. He had confidence that his
nation would rise to the height of the greatness to
which the patriotism of her sons entitled her.
Sir Stafford I\ orthcote. speaking at a municipal
banquet at Exeterel.ni, Tnursday night, given in
recognition of the great public services of Alderman
Ellis, alluded to the division of parties in the House
of Commons, and said that he treated the idea of
the so-called Fourth Party as a joke, destitute of
any real meaning, and felt sure that those supposed
to be embraced in this Fourth Parly would be
found as true and loyal to the great party to which
they belonged as any gentlemen could be.
An important shipping ease was decided on
Thursday at Cardiff. Eleven men, forming a chief
portion of the crew of the county :of Celkirk, were
charged with riusing to obey the captain's orders,
whereby the ship had to put back to Cardiff. The
crew alleged that they hid no opportunity when
they shipped of taking objection to the vessel on
artcount of its being overloaded. She was bound
for Bombay, and this was the only course they ha.d
of s lying their lives. Six men were sick. Tae shy
was, therefore, undermanned. The men were dis-
charged

THROtT IRRITATION.SOreIII393 an I dryness, tickling
and irritatioa, indlcing emir' and rffectiug the voice'
For these synaptoas U3'3 Epps's Glycerin.: JujubB.4'
Glycerine, in these agreeable confections, being. i°.
proximity to the glands at the moment they are
by the act of suc'iing, becomes actively healing S°4l
only in boxes, 7id. and is. lid , lab lied "Jamas k FP3
anl Co , Homce)p,,thic Chemists, London. A. letter re-
oeiv sd : "Gentlemen—lt may, perhaps, interest you t,^
know that, after an ext,aded I have found y.31-r
Glycerire Jujubes of c.)nsiderable benefit (with or with-
out medical treatment) in almost all forms cf throat.
disease. They soften and clear the voice. Ia no no 3
..rtis they do any harm.—Yours faithilay, GoRT-!
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HOLM 3, , Senior sician to ths
pal throat and Ear Infirmary. ex.citeus

A WORD To Wav3s.—Ths p'easura of partakin
tea. free from adulteration, ficini powier, or forcizn
admixture, is reaLzA by at slay tilousald of tea •lriuk
who annually consume six milions of packets of Horny
man's Pure Tea —Beware of Spurious Imitations-:"
List of Agents, in th;s locality .—Clarke, Ckenniqt 131,
High Street ; Baker, Chemist, 14, High Street
Hewitt, Market place; Morris, 136, High Street:--
Brierley Hill, Rawlings, chemist Kidderminster, Hewitt,
Bull Ring ; Halesowen, Adam, chemist ; Lye, Jone 9
chemist ; Wordsley. White, chemist; Kinowinford.
Pearsoo, Brettell Lane, Collins chemist ; 13irming11'°
Beaks, Bull Ring, Quarry BZink, ',Vat:9, chemist

ADVICE TO MOTEIERM—Are yon broken in your
rest by a sick child suffering with the pain of cntti4
teeth? Go at once to a chemist and get a bottle et
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. It will reliet
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the poor sufferer immediately. It Le perfectly harra•
less and pleasant to taste, it produces natural,
quiet sleep, by relieving the child from pain, and the
little cherub awakes as bright as a button." 1t
soothes the child, it softens the gums, allays ill
pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and 111 the
bat known remedy for dysentery and diarrbcesi
Whether arising from teething or other causes. gm
Wilmslow's Soothing Syrup is sold by Medicine dealers
11.11tribara at la. Id. per bottle.

IN ALARMING. Dvsza.sz AIISIOTING A Newsmen Crass
The di,ease commences with a slight derangement of
stomach, but if neglected. it in time involves the wivu,„
frame. embracing the kidneys, liver, pancreas, and,
fact, the entire glandular system, and the afflicted dreg"
out a miserable existence, until death gives relief frout
suffering. The disease is often mistaken for other cora'
plainta ; but, if the reader will ask himself the followil
questions, he will be able to determine whether he hinasel
is one of the afflicted. Have I distress, pain or difficult,'
nf b eathing after eating P Is there a dull heavy feell„ng
iDnotehseamthoircniknsgtisc,ky mucous gather about the gums and te
attended by drowsiness? Have the eyes a yellow tin.ni
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accompanied by a disaereeable taste?
the tongue coated? Is there sin in the sides and pack'.
Is there a fulness about the right side as if the liver Wel°
enlarging? Is there costiveness? Is there vertigo
dizziness when rising suddenly from a horizontal positil,
Are the secretions from the kidneys scanty and btfl,Plos
coloured with a deposit after standing? Does
ferment so in after eating, accompanied by flatulence °r,sst
belching of gas from the st mach? Is there frequ.%,
palpitation of he heart? These various symptoms WI
not b 3 present at one time, but they torment the sufferer le
turn as the dreadful disease progresses. If the case be unb
Of long standing, there will be a dry hacking couirci
attended after a time by ..xpectoration. In very advaue.,ed
stages the skin assumes a dirty brownish appearance,
the hands and feet are covered by a cold sticky perspiratl°A
As the liver and kidneys become more and more disese;
rheumatic pains appear, and the °anal treatment P"'rer
entirely unavailing against this latter agonizing disord,,
It is most important that the disease oh mid be prorrlP,tU,
and properly treated:in :its first stages, whea a lit-a
me icine will effect a cuie, and even when it hasobtai e.s
a strong hold. the true remedy should be persevered
until every vestige of the disease is eradicated,
until
appetite has returned and the digestive organs are restore!
to a healthy condition. This disease is called liver eon,„
plaint, and the surest and most effectual remedy for gal;
distressing complaint is 'Seigel, Curative SvruP!j.
veletable preparation made in America, and sold by
White, Dmited 21, Farringdon Road. London, E.
all chemists atd medicine vendors. This Syrup r trikes
the very foundation of the disease and drives it, root Iv
branch out of the system. Readers are requested to lIPPi
tothe above address, for e copy of the 1881 Almanac;
gi log full particulars of this valuable remedy, which Vr
befvurnished free of charge.
Are you troubled with ludigestion, Headache,
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barn. Constipation, Distress after Rating, Poor M.rft0t
Low Spirits, Pain in the Back, Creat Weakness,
Breath, or any other sympton of that horrid nightutal
disease, Dyspepsia ? If so, there is no medicine
to the well-known JENRIINB' PILLS. They
strengthen and invivrate. They create a healthy ePri,
the. They oven .me effects of dissipation and Plot
hours. They strengthen the system. They Prc'tehe
eniasasniatic and inttrmittent fevers. They purify ,
breath and acciditv of the stomach They cure Wally
pe7sia and Ginstipation. They cure Diarrheas. Th'od
ears Liver Complsint and Nervous Headache. g°,
beset is felt at once upon making the first trial.
phange of diet is necessary. Follow our direetiols
yo l will scion feel well. strong, and :hearty.
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Original and True 1111NRY JRNKYNs' PILL, are sol
all Chemists in boxes at is lid. and 21 91. each.
S. Hughes is our agent at Stourbridge.
The most remarkable results ever effected by *
inz Remedy are produced by PoweLes Emnnochiirts
H the Duke D'Aumale, the Right Hon. the Ile,
Earl of Clarendon, K G., the Right Hon. FOl,
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Connte,s ',Valdegrave, the Right Hon. the Countee ..
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Radnor, and many other eminent persons hav6_.,..1,
testimonials ss to the extraordinary efficacy of roz.d„
RHErMATIC EMBROCATION. The relief which it
the cure which it egects in all cases of rheumatic '_'.4
n eiraleic pains, gNat. lumbago, and all sudden
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painful attacks. aches, paios, and weaknesses in 114 Yr! of
of the body calling for an external application, scr
e no!
once speedy and petmlnent. It is sold lre all sh_u
n bottles at is. lid.and 2s. 9d. Mr. I. Hughes Is
agent at Stonrbridge.

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