The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1887-02-12 00:00:00

THE STOURBRIDOE OBSERVER.

waist 11. did not see defentlsnt try t Tv 1 IT he-
el tlis; if ;lefen lant lit:: done so he should iait
seen hi-rt.—Ammon Eatt, the lefendAilt, sai : I
.yn 013 &fend:ant lan A43!Sta,i-Inly3t r
?,.v.ttories. Oa the 26cl of Jane try I was at th:r
[1,70 titatilln. I SAW Irs, Job IlSjil on !ht4 pia; forai.
Tire w s a convrsation shout a dog which I Plid
fir Ars. Joh ,sori sLool u-ar. frs. Joonsou
4a,lk,tios fr-pri the etatioa in front of me. I turned
th2t llddley direction. drs. Johns )n turnA in the
sane direcion. She MIS standi ;Too the bridge
as I turn d corner In passing I jostle I a,piiiet
her quite nuitttention illy. She said, "You scatril,
smash your head." I said "I am very ,t,orry if
I annoyed you, it was unintentloaal." She sad
"II id illy hus.aand been here he would have smashed
your heal." Sae then b qgttin to shout "Tom." I
hal not up to that time or afterwards put my arm
rotiod tier or lifted up itor clo hes -Charles Camplell
Williams Hoare, Inspector of Factories, sail the
difindant Was his assistant and hal been for three
yea-s and a had. lie had never observed any
teniency to I rpeness of conduct or conversation on
his part ;hu quite too reverse. ll had found his
conduct very respeotful to women.—The Bench
dented to eonmit the defendant for trial at the
next Worcest At Sessions. Bad wis allowed.

HARD LINES —Yas-te day—m-3rnin-li; % man dressed
in soldiers clothes was going about the town tills..
ing variius military cults on a bugle. Unfortitn•
ately for him, however, he hanpened to pitcn jtat
outside the County Court, whilst the magistrates
wen hearing tho cases at the usual weekly Petty
St/4°1:18' Havin4 finished his last call he islos
promptly arrested on a charge of being in possession
of the uniform btlonging to her Majesty's aimy.
He was described as Arihur Simmonds, street innscian, of unfixed abode. P.C. Pitt asked him how
he came by the unitorm aim he said he b:iught it
in Birmingham, When asked it he had been in the
army he did not give any sutisfaetory answer.
Pit asked him fur his discharge buc he said
worn out.—Defendant said he bou ht the uniform
in Birmingham from he London Clotaiug Com-
pany The hat bore the condemned Mark. It wits

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a very hard thing when a fellow boug.it h.s clothes
anti tueu cam o to a Court of Juitioe over them.—
i)eftlad.,nt was remanded fur a week.—Defendam :
Thank you. I didn't think you were so charttita,

HOPNLZSI TORTURB 11,73 YEARS CURED IN SEVEN

MINUTES.

Mrs. Charles Webb, North Qneensferry, Scotland,
wriies : 'For many years I have beau a sufferer from
n..uraigia in my uead, to ob'Ain relief from which
have
.appiied mustard leaves, iodine, and cli the pre.
parations winch have ever been recommended Va me,
without avail. I have been treate.i by experienced
phyaiciaua, who said there was no help fir me, that my
case was incurable. 1 had myself wires up all hope of
ever being fiee from pain again For three weeks prior
to u.iwg toe wonderful preparaliens below meutioned, I
bad 'to rest night or day Loll the most excruciating
p .1u in my head. I was unaoie to work, or think of
anything but my terrible suffering. To make ',lettere
warm', my nuenaud, woo had sulf,red from rheumatism
and nen a/gla tor eight years—at one time co..tlned to
e ben for tight weeks—began to suffer great pain in
back and shoulders. The case of both of us ear pitiable
indeed, Hearing of some of the wonderful cures
wroug .t by at..lazoLs Oil, I procurad a bottle, the
contents t-. 1 Yin at I ayiniei WWI the most remarkable
and astonishing results, a flow:—W.ieu I took the
bottle in my hand I was buffering sueli pain I couid
liar .iy see out of my ryes. when, upon nub ug a little
et ihe Oil over Inv toweled and the site uf my head, I
was frce fauna pain in seven Lei:antes, and although that
turee weeks ago, I nave not felt the slightest return
of the pain since. I Lo..sider nays-if comlete) cured
by th. use of less than one both eof St, Jacobs Oa. I
used .he Oil on my nuauand, ruboing his back and
suould re with it, and the pain vanished directly, and
tie is now able to attend to nis work."

Holloway's Pil!s.—The chief Wonder of times._'hfa
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the stomaci, cleanhea the liver, vsrrecta biltuarne,s,
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ne ves, and re instates sAtud health. [he enonnous
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everyoudy, and a aiagie rial convinces the nao
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rAce. s hey are a Welshing to the hillic,ed, aud tt Waal tO
ail Viet lab.nar under interne: or ex,eraal diheame. The
P a ti•atton of the ul)od :I , re:Livid of ail raairaint front
ie :secretive or tins, aid arritive the prolid,c
so trees of toe exi.ensive irattve range of Iloilo hiay
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