The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1888-03-17 00:00:00

RUGBY RULES.

ANDSWOraft V. STOURBRIDGE. Played on the
~.Triuu.l of the LlVer (Norton) on Siturday las',
ilanlswor h coming short, the home team lent
thorn two men, iae.l te.an poiyinz Thirteen oaly
3t-rathri go winning the toss, t..e viAtors kicked (4_l
down hi the wind and 8..,n in th.ir kvnur,
but the ball being smartly returned Hants !vier a
bit of passing, got over the lina clo=e to -,;.;
Simms taking the kick placed a oil n iii g at Fr ua
:a.vo•tii. by
SCOlt:tl two thai balls, but driobling the ba4 up th-i
a id the hone forwatd4 pawl to F. P. I,3,:ers, wu.3
got in, but Siam failed to ei.rivett, tie gene
f,iny em en wail which euAe
the ball was iTi the Handswott
ig erds the teams Logan playing will (Leh, th
oat' ;Jeinz catried all about the field, but gettiug.
the ball just outside the visitor's 25, Harris dreppcd
g.iocl g at fix Stourbrie. Hairnworth
U) well n •iv Taylor
.succeeded in gettin,i. a try,
whjeb was not iarprovt-d up mu, an after the, ki
:met the ; all was carried with a rush down the fie I,t
iud 11, J. Iltoore getting well in li L Bolder() eon
v.xted. A ple.:tant game ended in a win for Stour-
orid.4e by :1 mals, I try, l con x to I Try 4 min.A.s

STRONG EVIDENCE.
ths, Blackburn Timis.

William Ifeury Holden, residin.r at 26, Whally
e
toid, Blackburn, has ev r since 1872, at Ire-
bees subject ed to indesoribabie
--ufferi.ig, owing to to.rible attacks of intenie oxi_a
-,o swellb,g in hi. . "set. His egooy at such times
eimost drove h:in frantUt. As is natural to suppose
over:rtiiin. that was recommended for the ailrue,t,
,aoich was of an acute rheurnaia attire, was
r,at eiater owing to the stubbornnem of the cool
...lain% or other cLuses, all the remedies iapp-i4.1
proved tutile. A few week. ago, Mr Hold ti, he r
.tig no v the lit of Mr. William 13.1chaitan, one of
toe Cunard St-atnshi? Company's enginere, ha
bsen saved by St. Jacobs Oil, after he hid l oda
..ivea up by the Li7erpool doctors to die and had
been at times deprivel of his reaqon by sutfring,
resolved to induce hi, son to try this Oil, and pro-
eared a bottle from Jaoliton & Co.'. drug store. To
his utter amazement, and that of all the members of
his family, the excruciating pain and terrible se sl-
ing left after only a few applications of the remedy
had been made, and the young man is now free Lo,i,
his suffe inns. "The change broaght about by this
bottle of St. Jacob. Oil is simply wonderful," re-
marked Mr. Holden, "and I gladly state that it
has done more for my son in a single minute than
all the remedies we had usel before that time had
,ccom hailed in fourteen years. This rtity seem like
a broad statement, but it is the Olin, simple truth,
aid I gladly give ray consent to the publicaion of
oar experience with thie wonderful remedy.'' It
may here be stated that loading newspapars of
Aanchester end Liver- 00l have rem itly reported
similar rernarkahle cures. Among thesa le that of
Ir. John Teti ,w, well-known repideut of Olitharn,
Nhu had long been so -riously afflicted with r'leii-
inatiem that he was unable to walk. He was bent
azony. A siugle bottle of S. Jaeoh's Oil
.ffected such a marvellous elarige that he is not
oily free from pain, Ito , although sixty years of
can walk tie wall as over. So deli4hted was
iie with his relief t.,,it tie personally sow= a boti-
ioniLi to the tirev Bc .nvii of the proi.tri-
?.:ois, The Charles A Vogler & Co., 45, Farit:ng-
.iin ltond, London, with full permission to save
each llAil made thereof as they W 1411•1 I, The race of
Art. An Watson, ef Upper Pitt street, Liverpool,
us anot'oer in,tance of th,' incelcuht.hie value of this
narsel of heeling. The laity writes t.nat she had
)14el entirely deprived ot the use of her feet owing
•,o rheumatic troabl-.s of long etanding. l'hysiciane
.maul do notoing for iier, sea all rilcdi,3ino3 wich
ire used were with :ut .scail. St. Jacobs Oil was
dail!y use,i is;th the eitrlV actaniihi,ig resu4e as in
tae iueta.hent above reported. She car. walk 'as well
as fl'• r. mud is in per'et, health. Patti, like the firs-
sikrak for the nrielv..s. 1.11 it roust be .d nit.
tad by all that Po veluah:o a discovery as tt
herein referred to deserves to be made known
,vcryw here.

I)ERNIA.ToLoOI7. Small-pox frkM, Birh ifFirks
, reiuoved by a nerr ScieniitiO proceas
at 1. S.-m(1 sta.mped dire4ed enve'o:), to Dr
E7,ta,4. .irley, So•chempton, who wiil IZicl full
fl Areetmina free.

Good thing to have the houi3, St. Jar) gOl
N tai whin you will want to usft it.