The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1881-04-23 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION"

BAGLEY STOCK SALE,
M ONDA I, APRIL 25th, at elevfn.
300 SHEEP and LAMBS,
60 HEAD OF CATTLE,
The usual Entry of Calves and Pigs.
OATES, PERRENS & WOOLDRIDGE.
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• lIARTLEBURY STOCK SALE.
'IUESDAI, APRIL 26th, a: one.
200 SHEEP and LAMBS,
80 Head of CATTLE,
The usual Entry of Calves alai Pigs.
OATES:, PERP.ENS, and WOOLDRIDGE.
SALE of FREEHOLD DWELLING-110USES ano
LAND, WOLLASTON, Near BTOURBRIDGE.
MESSR are .S.t,,iIitOdLtLoINOFSFOENR
abliVlAUßkiiiKuNij,EoY
MO.OAY, :=.PRIL 25th .1881. at the GATE iJAP4IiB 'AteLL
WoLL;sTorg, at zita for beStl:l t,icl-ck in the Eveniog,
and suilject to conditions to be then pro:tuccd:—
Lor i.—A.ll those Two suptrior N ewl) •bu tit DWELL-
ING-HOUSES and k•reini,e., situate in LablirtiBCO-
&Met, od,ston, aforesaid, each COULitialD, Iia,TALCO
Halt, Parlour, Sitting Room, Cellar, TI red Bed Rooms,
Broshous,. with Cistern under; and neces,sry
buildings, at the estimated annual value of £29, Ve
whole corn: rising an area oi 630 square yas or then,
&bouts there is a side entraLce ij each House, and, a
gOOO supply of hard and soft w,.ter.
LOT 2.--illl that well situated Plot of BUILDING
situat • the Iti4e, WoAsstun. havi,g
ii
frontage of 54 yards to a new street leading out
i to
m• n a trooi •ntouibri:]g, a7io
land belonging to Mr. trre4,z, aii t to t
4,u00 Aa,•,. ~r
For antri-r phrtica,“ 111,111), As to 1.,A, 1. to Nle;ste.
Gotrin Eteock, 01. i a,e,tourbridge hlld Kinder-
minsztr ; pa to Lot 2. to Mehsrs Rogers and Jordan.
Stouri•riuge ; awl as to the vinu.e, to iii-
Auctioneers. Brieiley

8 1.01.11t131;lliGt.l 151PRONTZNIENI.
Elio, se the UktUAN ANITAhY
For the 1' of 6'I'OUitBRIDGE.
1,01:10E OF IN FENDZD
GENERAL DISTRICT RATE.
OTICE IS ILERiti GIVEN THAT,
I.N In pu:suanee of the provisions in this bellied of
the Stourbridge Improvement Act, 1666, and of the
Public :death Act, 1675, toe Stourbridge lutprovemeni.
Commissioners, as the Urban Stieits:y Auttn•nty, fur
the Township of Stourbricge, in the County ot iorcester.
being an Urban sanitary vistrict, which, nadir the said
Acts is subject to the jurisaictun of the said cow-
aananoners as such U 4 hau :s.ultary u;hurit) intend, On
Monday, the 25th day of April, Matant, at three o'clock
in the Afternoon, to make a tir,LSEttAL plbittlut
ItAIE for the above.natued lits.rict at Fur-pence in
the Pound; and that a Statement of the proposed it:te
14 deposited at nay °ince. 56, kilo street :-.tourbriuge,
where tae battle may he inspected betwe,n tee lt,urs oh
Ten am. and Four p in., by all persons LtertSten
thereto.
Dwed this 16th day of April, IEBI.
JNO.
Cierk :o the abotemamt:d Commisaioners
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ORCE STEIi SHIRE AGRIL ULTU EAL
SOCIt TY. .
PaEsIDSNT :-13,1GHT 14.0 N, la& Lint. 6TADiffuLD
AND WearthoTort.
AIEEMG AT sIOUhRRIDGE
JULY sth, 6th, and 7th, 1881.
Entries close June Ch.
Prize Lists and Forms of utry can be obtained from
T. Goblingham, Secretary, 6, For,ga,e Street,
Worcester ;or from Mr. F. Blakosay anti Mr. J.
Taylor, Hon. ecretaries, Dtout..riige.
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i_jORTICULTURAL SHOW
Will be held in the Sh:lv Ground.
or p.ritculars, apply to air li.eywood, Seedsmav,
Wore,stdr ; or to Mr. Ziod:rev, Hon. Secretary to the
Local Committee, Stourbridgu.

TRADESMEN'S ADDRESSES

THE IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANK,
THE IMPERIAL ADVANCE HANK
Waa established in suuth John street, in 11175..
THE IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANK
is now established at
70 AND 72, VICTORIA. STREET, LIVERPOOL.
THE IMPEItIAL ADVANCE BANK
• is considered to be
TBE EANDsONEisT EUsINEes PaR2dlsER IN LIVERPOOL
HE IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANK
LIbB RitR.ST O EE RGLLOPIING PERsoni
suers, ehol keepers, 1 ritate Henna olden. (Ladies or
ntlemen), Car kroprietors, Licersed Victuallers. Cow
Aeepers, Tradtsmen,.. School Pr. prietors, Clergymen,
Builders, Warehousemen, Plofessionat Gentlemen,
Chris holding permanent situations, Persons abeut
entering in Business, sod all otber responsible persons.
t. THE IMPXHIAL ADVANCE BANK
aa, the following amounts as its command, to lend to
the above persons :—Teenty some of £2OO each, thirty
I,,ujne 01 £l5O each. forty stuns of £BO each. te; sums at
escla, one hundred bLMS of £lO tad], fifty Butes
'OO such, thirty sums of £l9O eech, fifty SUMS of £5O
.45h, ten *tuna of £BOO eac i, one hun"red Luu.s of £l5
reli, forty 111:11411of £6O each, twenty bums of Z,Lties:b,
tt 11l Sums of £7O each. twenty bums of £BOO each, ten
;41e of Itoo each, fifty slams of £4O each, one hundred ,
-40,4 of £2O each, ana var,ons intrtmeuiste sums f. em
tlo to £4OOO.
ILL IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANK
requires NO SUB.E'IIES, but tends upon borrowers
elrn secerity. Easy mode of Repayments.
Rent Executions end Loana paid out in any part
• EHR and and Waies.—Distance is no objection.
▪ PPlicants are cautioned not to be shored by a
enlagly worded advertisement issuing from a
;Lsreputable office, when they can be accommodated on
..; most liberal terms by the Imperial Advance Beak.
Atli at Bank, or apply b) letter (stating amount required)
L. SIMMONS, Principal,
70 & 72 Victoria street, Livetwol
Are you troubled with Indigestion. Headache, Heart
*Urn. Constipation, Distress after Eating. Poor Memory
tow Spirits, Pain in the Back, Crest Weakness, Bad
*teeth, or say other syropton of that horrid nightmare
diseaele, DNispepsia 7 If so, there is no medicine equal
the well-known JNNIEYNS' P 11.1.8. They purif),
streegthen and invigerate. They create a healthy appe•
tt!te• I hey overe,,me effects of dissipation and late
"e,ere. They strengthen the system, They prevent
rielesmetic and intermittent fevers. They purify the
reath and acciditv ef the stomach. They cure Dys-
riPeiri and Constipation. They cure Diia-rlices. They
kelt e Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. A good
"e_et is felt at once upon making the first trial. No
:t7felite of diet is necessary. Foliow our directions and
soon feel well, strong, and hearty. As
-••7'.-el ',ad True HENRY JENKYNs' PILLs are sold by
!,,.beiniats in boxes at Is lid, and 2s. 9d. each. Mn
muithes is Cur agent at Stourbridge.

SALES BY AUCTION.
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STOURBRIDGE STOCK SALE.
TUESDAY NEXT, AFL:IL 1:6,•h. 1881, at 12.
250 FAT SHEEP
25 Head of FAT and STORE CATTLE,
Ususl entry of CALVIS auti PiGS.
II KING, Auctioneer.
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HA RVINGTON STO4JK SALE,
WEDNESUAY Nfti, AP;!IL 27th, 1881,
H. KINU, Auctioneer, Stoarbridge.
WHyTEHILL K INVER,
NEAR 87OURBRIDGE.
favoured viI,LL i
h.ins::r 4urctions
i,te
on MONDAY. Mklt 2uti, 881. Part of the FARMING
-iTOCK and Effcts, co..nr.ting
32 E 'WES & L ;3.1 B '4, Black Faced, 11ealthy,
3 I),XILY CC/WS,
1 SORE BULLOCK
2 STIRKS.
Implements, Drills, Na 2. ng, Carts
Sale to cmumeuce a'6 12 o'clock.
DESIRABL E FEE E 14D PtiOPOAUY,
Sl'AMBEit MILL, Near STOUI:BiaDGE.
.) B. H 'rt.]: HUMPH i!:S has
411 receiv d notructio s tO OFFER for ..7,AL31 by
AucTio,, at the h use of Mr James Ureen, Rost, and
ChowN Ll.tY uacEN, NSA.. STO, IiBUIDGE, afore-
TUEtillAti the 3r, tiay of AiAY, 1661 at 6
o'clock in the e-ieurtig and sukjvct to eouditiou t.,„
be produced.
,-;11 LA)do .WO FRE tV.k.LLING-
it 0 U., f.; r-, ei-tuAe at La. her Mill, near -touri,ridge,
4fotesai,.. iron lug to tie main ru .ti leading from Stour-
bridge to .litulinguatii. LA/1011er with the B.,ewhouse,
Outbui,cting.,, uartiens and appltiteuanee,;
tne. e_o belonging. The who.e cuntaing aboUt 40.. square
yards of laud alud now in tile occuediiuns of 3,,nn
aiichards and .L.dwiu property as in an
excelleilt state o iep.Ur,and tb,rttia a ca,..tat well ultd
also soft w-te, cistern.
F. farther particulars, apply to 'Mr. A.. Phillips
Price, Solicits, -tow. bridge ; ot• to the Auctivut.er,
Brettell Lane.
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TO LET.

IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO THE
INHABITANTS OF STOURBRIDGE.,
AND NEIGHBOURHOOD,
jR.J F. APPERSON,
SURGEON-DENTIST,
IiAMPSTEAD ROAD BIRMINGJIAIif.
H AS very great pleasure in stating to the
inbLintituta Of Stonrbridga and
uaighbourhO°'t that, he will in future a'terd
EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY:
from Ten till Five, at
MRS. HAWKINS'S MILLINEM
ESTABLISHMENT,
HIGH STREET, STOURBRrDa.k,
ARTIFICIAL TEETH fitted with CI:
Celluloid Base, a newly invented and
patented material :,hat cannot fail to give
aatisfaction and comfort to the wearer.
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NITROUS
OXIDE GAS.
Objectionable Teeth or roote 070.1-acted
while under the inlloence e" Vitrione
and other anp,thetica,
3dr. kpper!;on's Ant7:eptie A etyh,z-nt Den.
ifriee; for cieansing, bei)ing. and
preservig the Teeth in bov,:p, is. and is,
6d.
Igo 12,a newly improved Tooth Brash, for
enn.eh,g bot.:2 aiiler of Tpet.l,, is. 6d, each

RHEUAIATISM.
5_ lIEUMATI6M, Ciout, Lumbago, Paint.
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in the Head, me, th,et, JULLIIS, HAW Llail•
ared by 1).;.17' ItHE UAL:V.IIe PILL. Prime Is. lio.
per box. Snld by Mr. Pegh, Patent tecin Vendor.
51, Onventry Street, Stouroridge ; and all enere),,,
,Vholesale by all the Louth,u .uoubca.

CECIL STREET, STOURBRIDGE.—To
be t El. or bOLD with pneere,ion at Lady D,iy
a very convenient Family RIi...II)INCE. containing
Dining, Drawing, mid 13r,akfael Rooms, Kitchen,
flack Kitchen, Pantry, Coat Duller, Celar, and Fun]
Bo! it-onte, Large Garden, n,ltEd in ; Fruit
t rees, good eupply of Hard ancl eter, uoor in air
ocenpabion of u.e propnet.r, air. Pritchard. who le
:eaving the neighbourboud, Apply to Sir. King,
t uctioneer, Stour-bridge.

A Certain Cure for Nervous and Debilitated.
GRATIS, a MEDICAL WORK, showing
kuff-rers how hey may be Ui d avd rtcJvci
,calth anti vitality wittiont;the aid 01 Quackswit re,tip,
purifyii,g the blood ao removi,g shin ~ff-eions;
a,so eilapters on Happy Marna4t.s ; Wite 8,/11 W DOM V:
Nib,' y ; he Terupnr,ments ; ~tsrumezing ; Irif-d Force;
How Wasted aud How Preserved ; tialv•oic Ai plisnees
and the Wonders of the Nlisrosof.pe it Defecting Vsrioes
~.:otnplaints. Post free for Iwo Stamps.
Address, Becret4ry of Anatomy, Birmingham.

RICH OLD TURF LAND, AT THE HEATH,
STO UKBEIDGE,
17fie 2rds. 26ptr. to be Let from Chnettnas.
Apply to Oates, Perreus ana on dridge, Lana
?.gebts, Stourbridge.

IDi. SMITH'S
iPC) S 1 TIVEREMEDIE
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:fle.ed the Pooh of Posiii.v.s Menicines.
BEN r GRAMS to aii Parts of the Wurid on Receipt
of i'wo Stamps to prepay P'age
THE BJuli uF POsIT•VE R MEDIES
IASI: of MEDICI NI Es for IloUst..
HOLD USE, A LIS I of POtITIVE ItMDie.S
,or LOMMoN Al thNls. GIVEs a Ll,l of
e'IsEASEs incident to Men, Wouitn, ow! Liiiaireu,
with the PROPER itt,MEDY for te ORE
Tills BOOK is the PEOPLE'S GULDI4.: to the
TREATMENT of ALL DlSi.the.ei by tile 1-011 LEVI.
BCH:ANIL; DOMEsTIC
Every Man tint Woman sn'uld have a copy nf 'his
i 4 00k, it should bt iii Every houseno:(l ,s liate-
Book for tr. it.innut. N. 7.) Doc:.or's Bins—No otatc-
inert of Caee —Nu Pummel Vi's;tio.;—..S.lf•Jrcalluen
sure and Sate sIX Y JHOU,AND IVLIJJ
have been t.UBI,D b„ the PO I i IVoi Eine.
I rill•EE IkIoU,AND 111.1..D1V2,1) 1:b1 1.
MON ALS given in fatour of 12 DlclNt.
tsi of the Positive Bea, chsel for household ono
Private Use.
Protodyne Heath giving 31ixt.ire Ils. 01 per lottit
i'ui iiying Nhx.:ure, No per Bottl..
PtL-Lying Mixture, No. 2 .. Od. pr Bottle
-•treaohentu,; 4s. 61. per Box.
I! await Pits 4s. Ad. per Box.
Cough Mixture 4s. 6j. per Bottle
Worm Pow,itrs '2s. lid. pet A, us.
healing (lihtnieut 2.. 9.i. per tiOA.
Purgst v,s PE 'la • . .. 4 p• I Box.
6:i. per Lox.
Poehiectwiry .. • • • • • • 2, 9. per box.
Pile Ointment, &c. (to . • .. 2s. 91. per ii ‘.x
Any of the M.,ioines way be unt.t'ue‘l at the
Lr,bo.-atory, oi wiii tie s..ut by Post or Rail on recelit of
tteinittshce in Stamps.
... few if the Dis9sses for whizh th Posi.ive 'Remedies
are a e.ure—Nervous Prostration, lecliestion,Lini, is..
Loss of Memory, Weakness, Psins iu the Beek, Lieiat•
burn, Asthma, Piles, ointer Conah, F.atuL eq. t_ on-
sumption. Uunt, headache, Bronchitis, Colds, Disesses
cf Women Skin Diseases, Pimples, Be.iia. Disease, of
the Urinary (Mans, Uravel, Pt.es, itch. *von
Debility. Diniuw.s of Sight, Hysteria, (~terwu‘keo Brain,
Loss of Vital Energy, .claity, uiduiness, Vtorals,
Melancholy sores of ail Raids, :::.ecoroluiy i mptou,.
Mt, ;midis Affect ohs, Biliuusn• as, t..ostiveness, eb
Nervous Diseases, Impoverished blood, Loss of Nerve
Power, dce , 82c. Diseases of Alen, Diseases of omen
aid t..bilciren, all have a Reiner:ly.
NOiI.CE,---tittA IS. The invalid's Uuide.Bouk of
Positive Remedies and I'eatment of alt Diseases was
be had direct from the Positive Itemedy Laboratory on
receipt of Address and Two dtatxips to krepsy Post, ge.
tient dir,ct from
E. SMITH lb CO.'s
POSITIVE RENI.6DY LABORATORY,
26, SOU 17 BA.MPPON BOW, LoNlit,N,

By a Siedicat maa of thirty years practice, free I
to al f:r 2 stamps.
A TREATISE ON NERVOUS DEBILITY
I,ti little work is a valuable Medi ucal Fricath
It givts a grbplfic ue-criptiou ot the Lama, aud
...tire of k.VtiUo .1..) BILL: X, brill& strop,
Lo4B of Dud:, Power, Meatory, ace All persons
..ho, front varb.u, cau.ts, bre oepr,;.bed to splr.
.:,aktu 10 net Yes. or we.,keued m frame, sttotilu berm
tor and read thin work.
A ddress—J. BALszs, :Sec., 7. Tavistoek Street.
fiedford ••,nrib.re. London. W
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Id. Weekly. Munthq Parts, sd. by Pust 7cl
ARDENINO ILLU6'IIiAI.b..IJ.
t-ut.ttge, UJu 4 Leta tiarueolug tu
dow Pisu 6, bets, Putb‘:). A. c‘stak,e- IS Copy. z•,
Ito. Vt.,. 1, U 0 /A.uscratadu.. 7.
dirti;toll tret,
MONEY. MONEY. MONEY.
IMPORTANT 10 b1.141.10W LLS.
..—••••••••••---
ONEY .ADVAMJED AT oNE DAl'6
;AA, tioi ler— 1100.1 .I.lu (0 I.(utA.) zo Lou,..stor.4.er.
Tradesmen, k'armtis, atd utti,rb du their owu aectutt)
wlthuut Luau Ultice r_utiut, 500 10 6111,L
.i) hlit. a. Privace Ow, e 4e, 1...h.N10N
PActaAUE, 13110.11...NW:LAM.. N.B.— Lie...utue *wilt:a-
-u us ircuneuiatety attetaeu to. ll.siauee ou ot,jeci.
Luaus can be repatu wtekly, locuightfy, or umutury,
arranged te butt cutivenieuce of horiu%er!
The Old Established shop,
92, High-St,.
sTouRBRIDG-E.
eritrjr.T.g
•
TOBACCONIST
92 111011 SIIRE LT
•
STOURIIRIDGES
HAS A
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF NEW
MEERSCHAUM
AND
BRIAI-11,00T PIPES,
• PLAIN AND FANCY
CIGAR AND CIGARETTE HOLDERN
And Every Description of
TOBAccomsT's GOODS
ALSO A FINE STOCK OF
CIGARS
OF THE BEST BRANDS
TOBACCOS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

6d, is, 2s 6s, ." Keating s Powder!'
Thus Powder so celeurate:i aud pert: etly
destroying iUU, BL.IL, Ifii.S, uus „,
all lbsects (wbilat pea< et,y lat:w.ess to all auitual !Le),
is now suppited in sastiy in,proved tins, noh:iug a co, •
tiller/tidy increased ooktotity.. All Woolleus and Fu)s
shu.(l be well spit,kled with he Pwuer siefore
away. it is iuvaluathe to take to the zyeasiae. To avoid
disappointment iusist upon having
"KEATING'S POWDER."
No other Power is ff...etual. on .y in tins, 6d., 18
at,d 2s. 6d.

0' 5 WD & Co.,
THE NOtED
Boos Repairing Company,
HAVE OPENED A
PR. TOII SI--101:1)
And they trust to meet with the support which
their
LOW PRICES, GOOD WORKMANSHIP,
and Prompt Attention have secured for them in
other towns.
GENrs BOOTS,
Soled and Heeled, with or without Blackey's cele-
brated Boot Protectors, 2s 6d ; LADIES, is 6d.
ORDERED WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
MADE ON THE PREMISES,
At Exceptional Low Prices.
Boots Repaired while customers
wait at
O'DOWD & Co's.,
91, HIGH STREET,
STOURBIR If GE
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Next door to the Observer Office.

EASTER CARDS 1 .
EASTER CAEDS!!
EASTER CARDS !!!
TIMOTHY JONES & Go.
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURI
AND FANCY STATIONLRS. &c. etc.
The Largest and meat C,mplete Ar:sortruant of
EASTER CADS, in ill., 751 iillaud ainiuties.
PHOTO and SCRAP A.1_131.1115, PURSES, 1,1RL17,
PRAYER BOOKS, CHURCH &c., (Scc.
IATE TRADE MOST LIBERALLY DEALT WITL.
11 &12 EDGBASTON STREET
BIRMINGHAM.

"FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE!'

4111 *

,B,LO
,

Trade Mark,—" Blood Mixture."
THE GREAT BLOOF PUBll'lki AM3, RESTORER
KIN DISEASES, Eruptions, Blotches
- Ulcerated Sore 1.. p, Chi Sox et-, Glam.:Mir,
Swelliugs, Caneere,s Ulcers, Spots, Pimpleb
Pustules, Bosls Carbuncles, Ringworms, ScaJd
Heads, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, itch, Surfs,
Disooloratious of the Skin, Humours and
Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or
nature, are literally carried out of the system
in a short time by the use of this world-famed
Medicine.
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS FROM ALL PARTS.
CURE OF DROPSY
Gomorsal, Leeds.
"Dear Sir,—This is to certify that two
eleven shilling bottles of Clarke's Blood
Mixture cured my wife when three eminent
doctors were powerless."
"Her complaint was dropsy, and she bad
been ill nearly ten years. You are at liberty
to publish this if you please.—Yours truly,
JOHN COX."
IMPORTANT ADVICE TO ALL.—Cleanse
the vitiated blood whenever you find Pa iin
purities bursting through the shin in pimples,
eruptions, or sores ; cleanse it when you fine
it obstructed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse
i when it is foul, and your feelings will tell
you when. Keep the blood pure, and the
health of the system will follow.
As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurious to the
most delicate constitution of either sex, the
Proprietors solicits .ufferers to give it a trial
to t( et its value.
(ILXIIKE'S WAitb-FAMED BLOOD
MIXTURE is Sold in Bott:es 2s 6d each, and in
ases. containing six time the quantity, Ds each •
•nfEcient to effect a permanent cure in the great'
majority of ong-stsnding cast,. by all Chemists are
'3atent 'Medicine 'Vendors throughout the world, or
~•nt on receil-t It 30 or 132 stunTs, by the Proprietor
F. J. CLA.RKE,CusmIsT, Apothecaries'Hall,Lincoln

EIGHT PRIZE BILDALS.
'I
fr,
...- - - -
,447704,0
EIGHT PRIZE MEDALS.
ADVAN TAGES.
Are entirely free from SMELL
Are not POISONOUS
Are manufactured without PHOSPHORUS
Are perfectly harmless to the OPERATIVEe
Are very Damp Proof (EMPLOYED
Are not liable to Spontaneous Combustion
Light only on the Box.

003.1:ANT NOTICE TO BORROWEIZs
0
Advanced promptly on Borrower's
OWN. SECURITY
Repayable by Instalmenti, or otherwise.
No DELAY, no EICOi.MOUS LAW or other COST.
FULL ADIULINT ADVANCED.
MORTGAGES,
Interest at the rste of FIVE per ceut. per annum.
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TRADE BILI B D SCOUNTEDs
LIPE POLICIES,
Reversionary interests, &C., Purchased.
OFFICES : 8, VICAR STREET, DUDLEY.
Office Hours. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
RIVATE iIEgIDENCE ViCTOliid TERRACE.
BRANeu ()Frier- :
V, lUDDI.:RAIL.NoSI.I r. ii R.EET, 51'0URB11ID6
tFriclays onlyi.
NOTE.—NO SURETIES ARE -REQUIRE

HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
The Universal Remedy for Bad Legs
Bad Breasts, Old Wounds, and
Ulcerations of all kinds.
There is no medicinal preparation which may be so
-horoughly relied upon in the treatment of the above ail-
men-s as Holloway's Ointment. Rubbed upon the surface
of the body, over, or near the affected. parts, it disappears
under the friction of the hand, penetrating at once to the
source of the evil, and thus performs its healing errand ,
rapidly safely, and without pain. In all long standing
cases, ffolloway's Pills should also be taken as they purify
he Blood and expel all depraved humours from the system
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throats, and
Bronchitis.
This Ointment is irresistible in the cure of these throat and
pectoral complaints, which when neglected often end in
set-led Asthma or Consumption. The Oinimert well
rubbed upon the Chest and back, night and norning
peneirates the akin, and thus absorbed, is carried directly
so the Lungs, where, in immediate conte.ct with the whole
mass of circulating Blood, it neutralizes or expels all lin-
ourities. By these means all pulmonary complaints may
),e cured with rapidity and ease.
Disorders of the Kidneys, and Stone
Gravel.
n any of the above complaints more benefit may be
derived in twenty-hours, by adopting the following simple
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A telegram from New York states that the total
number of immigrants who arrived in that city on Tuesday
amounted to 6,417, the largest number ever known in one
day.
The weather in the north of Scotland has again
been intensely cold, end on Tuesday morning the Grampian
and other ranges were covtred with a fresh coating of snow,
which also fell and lay for some hours on the low ground.
According to a return published by the Washington
Bureau of Statistics, 44,125 immigrants arrived in the
United States dur.ng March last, of which number 4,400
came from Great Britain, 3,173 from Ireland, 8,642 from
Canada, and 19,397 from Germany.
The relics of Charlemagne at Aix-la-Chapelle will
be exhibited in July for the benefit of the faithful. Every
seven years these souvenirs of the great Emperor are publicly
exposed in the Cathedral, and devotees lip& to the old town
by thousands.
The frog season has begun in Paris, and skewers of
dozen hind-legs—the edible part of this peculiarly Gallic
nty—are being cried about the streets. The frogs are shot
bows and arrows, the latter being attached by a
rip
like a miniature harpoon.
stria"
• `iana the capital city of Norway, had on
Chrlfh.
Deceinbc„..:4l,lBBo, a population of 119,407.
l‘
wianTrttil
stelegram from Durban says that Colonel
to confirm the story that Sir George Colley
Was
waving his handkerchief when he was
St eicsess' said to 0 :
shot.
"Chummy c,ummi . y*e —Wh leave me in intense
anxiet,/ Write at once. " letarheer„ohrayeer a f
it. It is all I have
d r all the
got left noW. You k7IOW . , I
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others. Thiek of me sOinete-mes when you are so happy with
them all."—Advenisemeilts La Tire Times.
0-:f workmen engaged in the
the Foresters' Hall, ClerkFna-
aotwledehdas mheeecthin&
were unanimously carried
condemning crowded
well, London, when resort-Mons'
Id id
condemning Mr. Gladstone's:: Bui2t proposals as to the
d
gradual removal of the duty on elm eegos It was stronglyo •
urged that trade in that direction Would b,e paralysed
b
uncertainty surrounding it, and thed WOrkunen as weyll the
as
their employers would be great sufferers.
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Much interest has been aroused illmenific circles,
from time to time by accounts of the success ef
ti electric
railway as exhibited in Brussels and Berlin. An ("p.m
ity
is about to be afforded for witnessing the new expesimOr or
enlisting electricity as a motive power, a line haTimig
en
laid down in the Crystal Palace grounds by the ''',ocistive
AnonymeElectrique de Bruxelles."
Last week's receipts of cotton at all United Stateia
ports have been 71,000 bales, and since Ist SeptembsT
5,226,220 bales. Shipments
to Great Britain 56,000 bales-
and to the Continent and Channel, 60.000 hales; total since,
lst September, 3,663,200 bales. Stock at all ports, 674,000ba1et
The Irish National Land League has held a mass
meeting et the Cooper Institute' New York, to express
sympathy with the struggle of the Irish for land reform and
self-government, and to protest against the imprisonment
American subjects in Ireland without trial.
An exhibit-101l of a novel character is to he held in
' the Agricultural /tali, London, in August next. It will com-
prise all temperanc‘? aod non-alcoholic drinks, the machinery
for their preparations; and the various modes of packing
them. There will also be shown a quantity of artistic tea
:
•:nd coffee services in sl_lvvr arid cilhra, Sze., ice-making
machines and appliances for' refrigeration.
There is great excitement in Salt Lake City. The
saints an elders of that dwelling It;the wilderness are per-
turbed by the reference made by Pres. cl,rit Garfield to the
Mormon question, and are ecnsidering what steps they shall
take to combat the action of the Unit.'d States Govern-
went.
An immense step has lately been taken IC the spread
of compulsory education. Since Mr. muedelle took the
Education Department in hand great efforts have bee,n !made
to stimulate the action of School Boards and Attent,lnce_,
Committees in the enactment of bye-laws under
Sandon's supplementary Education Att. These bye-lawa
necessarily include provisions for enforcing the attendance
of children at school; and the efforts 4 the Education
Department have at length resulted in fheir very general
adoption all over the country.
Last week Mdlle. Sarah Bernhardt gave six per-
formances in Philadelphia, and the receipts were 10,547 dols.
She was ill one night, involving the closing of the theatre.
Passion Week also diminished the audiences. Her 147
American performances thus far have produced 431,752 dots.
receipts. She plays two weeks at Booth's Theatre, New
York, this closing her tour. She will appear in London in
June Mdlle. Bernhardt is very pleased with her reception
and success in America.
The Catrrard steamer Gallia left Liverpool for New
York An Saturday, with mails and 240 saloon passengers, in-
cluding the Duke of Sutherland, . the Marquis of Stafford,
Mr. Thomas Knowles, M.P., and a party of London and
North-Western Railway directors, Major-General Sir H. R.
Green and Lady Green, and, Governor W. B. Washburn and
family.
A telegraphic despatch has been received at the
Office of the Agent General for Victoria, from the Honourable
Graham Berry, Premier of the Colony, stating that in con-
sequence of the prevalence of foot-and-mouth disease in
England, the introduction/of stock is prohibited in the terms
of Section 5 of the Order in Council 7tls July, 1879.
Referring to the telegraphic reports from Illinois;,
Indiana, Ohio, Missouri, Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota,:
Kansas and Kentucky, which States represent all parts of
the Western winter wheat region, the Chicago Times con-
siders that, although an immense amount of damage has
been done to the crop by the severity of the season, there
is not the slightest danger of aigeneral failure of the harvest
on that account, and that while the information received is
to the effect that the crop is in a backward condition, the
reports do not intimate a total failure anywhere.
Mdlle. Sarah Bernhardt has been visiting the Falls
of Niagara. She was so impressed by the magnificent spec-
tacle that she could only stammer out her admiration in
broken phrases of mixed French and English, Buteful ;
grand; magneeficent 1" In the hotel-book she expressed her
sense of the goodness of Providence in creating such beauties
of:Nature, signing herself 'With enthusiasm, S. B."
Mr. Parnell, M.P., addressing a meeting of several
thousand persons in the City Hall, Glasgow, on Monday
night, criticised adversely the Land Bill introduced by Mr:.
Gladstone, and argued that the Government desired to shirk
the real question. The Land Act of 1870 had been a failure;
and the Land League believed that as regarded the greater
number of smaller tenants Mr. Gladstone's bill would also
be a failure.
In Madrid, the other evening, a large petard was
thrown before the door of the Church of Santa Maria, while
the building was still full of worshipPers, among whom the
explosion caused great alarm. Several ladies fainted.
The door of the church was damaged, but no person was
injured.
An inquest has been held at St. Alban's on the body'
of George Cordell, twenty-eight years of age, who was accr.
dentally killed on Good Friday. He was working at a clay
pit on Bernard's-heath (the place where one of the battles of
St. Alban's was fought, when the face of the hole some dozen
feet above his head gave way, and he was covered by the
falling earth. He was rescued in a very few minutes, but
was quite dead, parts of the body being crushed. It was
said that there was no warning of the fall of the clay, and
that to all appearance the pit was quite safe. A verdict of
"Accidental death" was returned by the jury.
The Osservatore Romano states that on the occasion
of the third anniversary of his coronation Pope Leo XIIL
dispensed 15,000 lire in charity in the following manner :
One hundred beds, with mattresses and pillows, to the same
number of needy families delivered at their habitations;
500 denations of ten lire each to as many poor families,
likewise bestowed at their dwellings, and the remainder
distributed as alms among the extreme poor of every parish
in Rome, who are called in plain English the "regular
beggars," but who style themselves " paveri, di Cristo"—in
memory of the occasion.
oa. Good Friday the Duchess of Marlborough corn
pleted her 59th year, having been born on April 15. 1822.
Her Grace (Frances Anne Emily) is the eldest daughter of
Charles William, third Marquis of Londonderry, K.G., by his
second wife, Lady Frances Anne Vane-Tempest, only child
and heir of the late Sir Harry Vane-Tempest, Bart., and the
late Countess of Antrim. Her marriage with the Duke of Marl-
borough (then Marquis of Blandford), was solemnised on
July 12, liT43, the issue of this uniorilbeing eleven children, of
whom two sons and six daughters survive—the two surviving
sons being the Marquis of Blandford and Lord Randolph
Churchill, M.P.
A humorously applicable menu was provided by a
Transatlantic host at a recent business dinner party. Each
guest (the Parisian says) was provided with a bill of fare
expressly prepared for lass individual use, on which was
painted a small oil sketch of his particular calling. Thus
the president of a sewing-machine firm found an old lady
closely scrutinising one of his machines; while the principal
of a telephone company recognised himself receiving a
message in a grotesque position, with his successful sub-
scription-book under his arm. Other examples were given.
Addressing a meeting of the Norfolk Chamber of
Agriculture, at King's Lynn, on Tuesday, Mr. Clare Sewell
Read said they had heard enough of agricultural depression,
but what was wanted were suggestions for remedying it.
Even if local taxation were abolished the farmers could not
exist. Taxes, tithes, and rents had all increased during the
last few years, while the price of grain had been lower,
and the alteration in the malt duty had not relieved :agri-
culturists. The distress they were suffering from was the
outcome of free trade, and he thought this country would
eventually be absorbed by America, and that we should
become mere trucksters or merely a harbour of the world.
Another evidence of progress in Japan (says the
Globe). The Mikado has ordered three weeks' mourning for
the Emperor of Russia. This, it is said, is the first time
that such notice has been taken at the Japanese Court of the
death of a foreign Sovereign.
At a meeting of the Luton Chamber of Commerce a
strong protest was made, and a letter forwarded to the
Foreign Office, against the prohibitive duty of about 25 per
cent, proposed by the French Government in the New Tariff
till on straw hats and bonnets made in the Luton dis-
tricts.
On Easter Monday Her Majesty's stag-hounds met
as usual. at Maidenhead Thicket, when there was a very
large field, including most of the usual followers of these
hounds. The first deer which was turned out, after an
unsatisfactory run, was killed. A second deer was then Un-
cartee, which was eventually left outlying at Harleyford.
The day being exceedingly fine, there were numerous spec-
tators to witness the turn-out.
Lord Cloncurry, writing in reply to a memorial
front his tenants requesting the reduction of their rents,
says he cannot grant any reduction, but that any tenant,
excepting such as bold leases and occupy lands adjoining
Glenstaff, %rho are desirous of purchasing the fee simple of
the farms, can have the same at his hands by paying
twenty-four years' purchase on the existing rental.
Sheets numerously signed of the national petition in
favour of telegraphic communication between the lightships
around our coasts and the shore have been forwarded to Mr.
Hobbs, of Ramsgate, by the Mayer of Gateshead and other
gentlemen in various parts of the Kingdom. In a pamphlet
addressed by the philanthropic promoters of this reform to
mayors, yacht and sailing clubs, and persons interested, in
mercantile pursuits, attention is directed to the loss of the
indran Chief on the Long Sand, when only eleven lives were
saved out of twenty-nine ; to the recent wreck of the Dutch
fishing sinvk on the same spot, when only one out of seven
was saved ; arid to the total loss of the Nymphaea on the
Sunk Sands with all hands. These instances are considered
to be striking proofs of the importance of this movement. In
the second case the one sailor saved had been clinging to the
mast for nearly four days.—Daily News.
- An extraordinary explosion of a sewer occurred the
other day at Fribourg, which shook the whole town and
seriously damaged several houses. From an investigation
which has since been made, it appears that a carboy of ben-
zine had been overturned in the cellar of a drug stere, 100
metres from the scene of the explosion. The contents ran
into the main sewer, where they were rapidly converted
into gas, which, finding its way into a house, took fire and
exploded the moment it came in contact with a flame. The
injury to property was considerable ; but, though people
passing in the street were thrown down as if by a violent
earthquake shock, no lives were lost.
The number of paupers in the Metropolis at the end
of the first week of April was 93,266, of whom 61,573 were in
workhouses, and 41,693 received out-door relief. . Compared
with the corresponding weeks in 1880, 1879, and 1878, these
figures show an increase of 5,030,9,092, and 9,126 respectively.
The number of vagrants relieved on the last day of the week
was 801, of whom 598 were men, 171 women, and 32 children
under le.
Dr. William Hardwicke, the Coroner for Central
Middlesex, died at his London residence, Richmond-villa,
St. Mary's-terrace, Paddington, on Friday morning in last
week. On Thursday he had some 15 inquests to hold, and,
after he had gone through seven cases he complained to his
secretary, who was sitting beside him, that he felt faint. He
was taken home, but on arriving there was found to be in-
sensible. Dr. Buzzard was called in, but early next morning
Dr. Hardwicke died from a rupture of a blood-vessel on the
brain or apoplexy. The deceased gentleman has held the
position of Coroner for Central Middlesex for six and a half
years, succeeding the late Dr. E. Lankester, under whom he
served for 12 years as deputy-coroner.
The barque 111-annora, of Copenhagen, bound from
Rochefort for Portheawl, drif.ed our to the Skerweather
Sands, near the latter port, on the morniti2; of the 12th inst.,
and was soon dismasted. The Porthcawl lifeboat, belonging
to the National Lifeboat Institution, promptly proceeded
out, and found that the heavy ground seas were dashing
completely over the stranded ship. The master and crew
were dii rescued by the boat and landed in safety. But for
the lifeboat the probability is that all hands would have
been lost, and, as it was they lost all their effects, and the
mate sustained some rather serious injuries,

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