The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1872-11-02 00:00:00

KINVER SCHOOL BOARD.

A meeting of this Board was held cm Friday night, the
Jaev. J. Hodgson H the chair. .

Mr. Biudilio‘ed that Ain,a Sutton and Clara Wain
be appointed mouton d in the schools.

was
.unsuirnously earned.

bin Benoit then brought lorward the question of the
establtshment of an evening school tor boa. All the
members were in favour ut such a school being estab-
lished. but a long discusmon arose as to the age at %huh
boys b ou Icl be admitted.
. .

She Rev. J. Hodgson proposed that the age should not
be less team 15 years, contending that it they were ad-
mitted at a less age, the ettendanco at the aay school.
would he terniusly eilected, as meet parents would take
their boys away how the latter shoots as early as possible
in oraer to put them to souse employment, and limeh up
their education at tile evening school, whereas if the age
was fixed at fifteen year. parents would proaably keep
their boys at Me day schools until that age, where they
could °Wawa better educauun man in an evening atatool.;
On the other baud, kir. Bolton contended that many par-
ents would not keep their boys at day schools any iunger
khan they were compelled (taat, is to the age of 13 years)
.1; a thereto. their education for the two years between
the ages of 13 and 15 years would be neglected. Ultim-
ately the following rceolutfou Nati paused: that an even-
iati 661001 be elm...asked by the School Board under a
ceitificated master for boys of not less than 14 years of
age, except in cases to be rieculeu upon by the Board.
The Board then resolved that the eveibing school /Mould
couimeace on Monday, October Xtita, eau so open ou
Monday, Weanesouy, Ihureday, and heturday la every
week drum 7 to p.m., and that the fee 1. each boy
should be Is 6d for the winter paid its edvsuce.

2 Ile Clan Ulan 1 eaul applecattona from the niistressea
of the girls' cue 'Lighter bohemia for au mereane of £5
each to their facet et e &Laney.
:the ayiehounon sat 6routed.
After some further imamoss of is routine nature the
Board aujourneu.

" A VISIT TO EPPS'S COCOA ILAIMPACTOILY.-111rough
the kindness of Messrs- Epps, 1 recently had an oppor-
tunity ot suciug thu marry complicated anti vartuu pro-
cesses the Cues° beau pusses through ere it it suid for
Foodo not, anu, bemg both Interested aim highly pleased
with alias 1 SOW oura,g lay tacit to the uomufacrory, 1
thought a Intl ao.oollllc ut the Lacs., 412 a the way Is is
ihuhulacturro iy Aressts. Epps, to lit It for aswhotkrome
and tottritiouu LLyefage, night be of Slat, lost to tics
fetOlurs ci" Lam: tour Wader: " lee Article is•• Laud
cod Water," October 14.

IikkAISFAST.--11,Priia COCOA.—UItaIIaUL AND Coo-
k olciakti.--.• By a tliorocgli knowledge ot the macordl
Idwo %Lich 12,,iviru toe Opt ratio], of digebuou cad LU-
trit!Ofi, and by a cards' appAcittiou Of tut fine klopertica
of 1,11-heleettii Eppa has provided OUt on:ric-
k:at tabu., is iii. r delicately It:von:ea beverage wiliest
Way save Us many heavy doctors Mits."— Civr4 &r Ice
t. c. Muds siLarly aids Wiling Wilier Or milk. Lack
packet is lißelied--- clanks Epia & Cuo
Chemists, London." Also, Makers of E.ips's Cautious,
a thin, refreshing beverage for evening eve.

MAI.,.UFACIIJII.r..-.OF COCUA, CACAOIN-h, AND CIICCOLA:Ik;

—" Vey will 1101 V give all account of Io wove.* eilupted
Ls tickers. JialaeB Epps & Co.' udinulacturein of dietetic
oxiiclee, at their works ia the Euston-road, Loudon."—
See Article in Part 19 of CasSell's Housrlduld Guide.

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asale"allanades alwaysita.ayhah:
in:diniat dbamednhyytiskidatiuramltry:wlituri.y.l4;,t:Uluh•
tettake
nbliludatmem.rel numerous ergsyears,nLl
otheren cases, liteAt rot
ettltotsy relay
p actiu '
HAIII !—A Very nicely
piu:ornyi,nni.3l;irs
ar, Scow 41pt,e1G:de:sr.:,11.
eti lies
555 g easiest "The Mcxses. hair
1 sold by most Chemiots 511151 Inrf a•
mere at filifid, lief bottle, is fast superseding all Hair
ltestortju '—irk it feta positive/y restore, an every case
Grey or *Visite hair to its origiusa colour, by a few applts
vatuout dyeing it, 01- ieliamg the Maagrenaule
smell at lothit •• tteaturera. It makes Me liar, charm-
ingly' beautiful, ea well as promoting the growth ene bald
spots, where the Mar mandsore not decayou. certificate
from be. Vermouth on every bottle, with full particulars.
Ask for Tria .IaXICAN I.IAIII liENattalt," prepared by
H. C. timmue, 433 Ott ord-auhet, irmadou.
Fhormass I .fitir the lit/ETU and A few
drops of the Pio-firma Floriiine au a wet tooth brush pro-
duces a delightful foam, Watch aleaullea She Teeth trout
all impurities, atreugtheia and auraees the gums, pre-
e.,is tomer, end attests the proare,s of decay. It glees
to the Teeth a pecuoarsil Is:dutiful whitehess, auu Iw.
puts S 4.110111 M lla..aco to tat iatatij. it rens. NCB all
UirpleaLaal, anus-6 lima decayed Teeth, a dicer-
clued stotuacir, or tuaacco Omaha. The Fragrant
k'lortli;:e is purely vegetable, sad equally adapted to old
and young. he is the greatest Toilet discovery of the age.
Sold at 2,641 by eli Chermats and Perfumers. Prepared
only by H. C. tisiihre, 133, Olf.rd.street, London. The
word •• " is a •• Tratie Mark."
11oLLOWAY's Pll.x.s. 10.. arrate6t Karler of Mudera
rillieS.-1 hey correct pr vent ti.tui"ey,
change the liver, and purity the system, renovate the
debilitated, strengthen the stomach. increase the apps.
tile, invigorate the nerves, promote healtl,, tend reinstate

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the weak loan ardour and vivacity never before experi-
enced. The sale of the }ibis throughout the globe u-
tonislies enrybody, col vincing the most sceptical that
Holloway's Pitts transo nds all other medicine for rms.
vat of disease of every name. They are indeed a bles-
sing to the afflicted and a boon to those huffy from
any disorder, inter, al or external. Thousacd, of per-oulf
have lA:Walled that by tueir use alone they nave been
restored to health after Mt other remedies had proved
unsuccessful.

G_EOE,GE

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