The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1888-05-12 00:00:00

IN EEKLY STOCK SALE.

ITAGLEY.—At their sale.ou Alonday la,st MASTS.
Oates, Peru-, L.n.l W oldridge had a titian suppl,
of clotle, th&t: a ! awe entry of other stock. including
exactly 400 sh ep and lambs, 146 pigs, aud 16
calvesflie wai the ustu.l large attendance of
with the exception pe haps of fat lambs
pr:ce '.ie.e quiw as firm as at the -previous kale for
al Citt-t-ele of stock, Fat pigs made ai high as X 6
12s. 64., to (slim) 5.1 e. f 1 ,ani iambs 435. The
sale and show of te,:s aau Weuntide beef wil; be
held next Mouthy, and large entries have all, ady
b en re. wive&

k','R..9.D LEY HEA'fli

Titsicr —At the Row'ey Regis Pnlipe Court on
Wednesday, before Illesr•rs Henry T. Hickmen, W.
Bassano, J. Walker, and W. W. Wiggin
(magistrates), Emma Bowen (60) hawker Cradley,
was charged with stealing 4a., belonging to Ellett
Davis, Tibbetts Garden. Mr. Waldron defended.
—A tine of los. and casts, in default twenty-tight
days' imrrisontnent.

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, INTERESTING FACTS.
From "The Dublin Express"
- Sergeant Jeremiah Maher. of the Ardcath Royal
Irish Constabulary, Garristown, Co. Dublin, writes
—"I have much pleasure in informing you that my
friend, Mr. Thomas Hand, who has been a great
sufferer from rheumatism in the back and joints
for the last four years, during which time he has
emplo3 el many different methods of treatment,
but obt i'ned no relief whatever, aad for the last
two yeas has been unable to walk without a stick
and soni-A-imes two sticks, and in great pain con-
stantly. When hearing nf the wonderful cures ef-
fected by St. Jacobs Oil, I induced him to procure
a few h Ales, which he applied with the most as-
tonishi ig and marvellous effects. Before he had
finished using the contents of the first bottle he
could walk readily without the aid of a stick, and
after a sew applications from the second bottle, he
was fre - from pain, and haa been ever since, and
althouo fifty years of age and a farmer, he can
walk an i work without experiencing any pain or
difficul y whatever. This being such's remarkable
eomplel,., and wholly -unexpected cure, my friend
Hr. Ha sd and Myself shall consider it our duty
from thia fl to recommend ..he Oil to anyone we

know to ta, to pain."
"I fe,.: ss truly cratef ul I cannot help returning
thanks," write, Mr.- M. Price, of 14, Tabernacle
Square, Finsbury, London, E. C, ills wrist that he
had strsi ed two years before, and which had given
him pain almost without intermission, yielded like
magic t to application of St. Jacobs Oil.
Mrs G. M. Young, 1, Sully Street, Grove Street,
Liverpool, w ites that the contents of one bottle of
St. Jacobs (sil cured her of lumbago, after she had
given up all hopes of ever being better.
Mrs. Poisons. wife of air. John Pels .m, Gray's
-[on Pas age, Belford Row, iaondon. suffered from
the effects of a tprained ankle for nineteen years.
Amy differstat remedies were tried without success.
On applying St. Jacobs Oil, pain vanithed, the
swelling was reduced, and her ankle is as strong as
ever.
Mr. J. Clark, Carpenter and Joiner, of 2lv .south
Island Place. Brixton Road, London, in a recer t in-
terview, said: "I have for a long time been a sufferer
from lumbago and sciatica On the last attack, which
was very severe- I applied St. Jacobs Oil, and,
ilthongh I was not able to rise from a sitting pra,,i-
don without the aid of a chair before using the Oil,
was able to stanland walk in one hour after the
application, I went to my work the next day, and
save not been troubled with pain since."
Mr. lhomas O'Connor, of Beale, County Kerry.
Irelani, says: "Before I began using St Jacobs Oil
my knee was twice its natural stze ; very stiff aact
'painful, and I was unable to walk or stand The
°drat ani.lication of this famous Oil removed all pain
and,:eoatinuing its use one week, the swelling dis—
appeared entirely, and I can walk as wen as ever."
Sister Carolina, St. Andrew's Hospital, Clewpr,
Windsor, writes: "I take this opportunity of stating
that I have found St Jacobs Oita most efficacious
remedy in gout; also in sprains and bruises. Indeed
we cannot say too much in its praise, and our doc-
tor is ordering it constantly."
Mr. George Greenfield, of Biliinghurst, Susses,
was afflicted with rheumatism in its worst form for
thirteen years After using St. Jacobs Oil all pain
left him entirely, and he was restored to health.
The father of Mr. Daniel Linehan], Mallow,
County Cork, Ireland, suffered from rheumatism,
and was unable to find relief for six years. From one
application of St. Jacobs Oil be received marked
Ist neat, and in a week all pain left him and he was
cured.
From Mr. W. Mitchell, The Vale, Kirby Bedon,
Trouse, near Norwich, says : ' St Jacobs Oil has
wrought wonderful cures among my men, who
suttersd fom rheumatism and neuralgia. One
who w.. 6 hardly able to move in bed ft .m a lame
onck, was instantaneously relieved and cured in a
single night. My wife also had rheumatic pains re-
moved by it.'
It is a tact, that a remedy has been found in St.
Jacobs Oil which relieves and cures rheumatism
jut as cure KR the sun shines in the heav- ns. It is
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genuine unless it bears o ir signature on wrapper
ant has our name blown in the glass of the bottle.