The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1875-11-13 00:00:00

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Y STOCK SALE.
INAtIrAL ' M Nov. .22nd, 1875.
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" "oirß i;R:NREIIi3 Btl. WOOLDRIDGE.
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'EElT°:(ijvitlllllliiiii :iSTOCK SALE,
31RXtlitliVEMBER, 16t1e, 1875.
4,-we Fat SHEEPraud LAMBS. .
'lead of at and Store CATTLE, including Eleven
' • hreelear.old Fat Bullocks, belonging to the
4 "‘,'nritiah.lron Company.
tr..`,41 'PIGS, the property of the Stout:bridge
fltrr• at CALVES and PIGS.
C°WB and CALVES.'
will commence panctually.at Twelve o'clock.
gp7o,- 4%-_,etioneer.
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'4I4EAT, THE DEATH, STOUPIJRIDGE.
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I\4IILE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE. ,
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SULL is favored with Instructions
• 188-14-‘'LL by AUCTION, on TIASDAY,
.4,440 14' 10 at til P d Crown Inn, WordsleY,
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r -even ;")SeLan ' • subject to condi-
as to b.
,telolc.oc. the Evening,
read
pi_yeE,i,,!o,!l.7-erected and plessantly-situated
`," 41S-street, aforesaid. containing
ainin, Front
4,vilt.ltooni, kitchen, Three Chambers, Cel-
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Wm, 115l".
ith Imitable Outbuildings, together, with
bg, now need as a Carpenter's Shop. and
140
I,oduetive Garden,
4144414 es have a frontage to Hill-street, of 34
Ns. e'lltaia with the site of the buildings 1.)82
ki,ror thereabout, and are enclosed by a 9-inch
fin the occupation of Mr. Edward ?rice. s
Itur'2o,4oerre 113ar..9?ula.rs, apply to Messrs, Wi,ght and
, or to the Auctioneer, 28, High.
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t3B-cittaLt a 'SPAN-ROOF GREEN-
feet by 12, with extra lights round
a';',lLea'lY new. built by Clark of the Longlaud .
• 'ue Observer Office, Stourbridge.

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note of hand.
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1 p 'Nat_ Ts. le Years. Alortga,e
per cent., extending from
tlii „. 0, 0. _ Ai istante no object, as persons canrermeplayo PS or it ,w,chtque. By applying persoiiallY 1
lt;1 itl 'Y letter, enclosing a stamped directed enve-
h: pthvihe hrLIOULt required to Mr. A. BRALISLAX,
S. li•, S particulars will be
;.ii.s,le‘t.to.7.l
of
po,tit. on on,
~,,tierihorottection with loan offices. A Besidingin.the 1841. Secrecy with despatch.
bts,filrbeultOY for immediate investment in large or
hit4tr ptl
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al , Its tot under £5O, on any description of
„ , viz., ,fl al no less than year, a one t a low
h'ilci 0, itkz ce.t. on personal, and 3 per cent on free.
sulltstly „ old security. Interest in all cases payable
4844litaii'ild tot in advance Distance no object.
tet44,4tei 1,.. AlhotBeWillY be treated w. ith strictest secrecy and
ItesritNilott obtainable on the shortest notice. N
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full particulars as to nature ,
. 41444. required, anctfor what period, to WiLii
'kelt' 14(1., Fintuacier, 9, Great Russell-street,
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FAMILY AND-V:WHOLE SALE
BREWERY S
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ENVILLE STREET, STOUBBRIDGE. -,pi.; uT3iii foltr
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& BUCKNALL ,
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I OF THE BREWERY, KIDDERMINSTER,
BEG to announce that they have OPENED COMMODIOUS CELLARS, as above, for the
the STORAGE of their well-known ,:i, „I. . ~,_ b„,,,,, ,:. I,:
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CASES OF NINE GALLONS AND _UPWARDS, ,'-ilmv
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Fird :lb,' 9Ltr, - -' ' • --, . arigli to gib, --
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JOSHUA BRIDGES
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' LTI:IE RESIDENT AGENT FOR STOURBRIDGE AND DISTRICT, l' •
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From whom Prices and other Particulars may be obtained.:. , ' , 4 • ' A
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The fact of those CELEBRATED ALES having now been before the Public for three quarters of a century
a a guarantee of their excellence.
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ENVILLE STREET, STOURBRIDGE, iteq‘q Beilig firli.
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GOSTLING'S "j-,-'-'--", 4','-'"--''''' ' 7.--;-!•:P) -s
.:,,COUGH BALLS ' •,,.' :::',',;:t9t i• ~t717.!_.1"...•4„'ji fil• .44 : ibi."4",-= 7, , ~4"-, .1 '..
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Tyillo•Lf -ii.;:i .Z.isiii i,saksisii ,bilbeti . FOR HORSES & 'CATTLE
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Are a wonderfully efficacious remedy for COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUENZA, and LUNG DISEASE, in either
HORSES or CArILE. 'llity &lime, moreover, west relief to Horses suffering from CHRONIC COUGH or
BROKEN WIND. Many a Plorse'r bind bss been saved by the timely and persevering use of these Balls (or
Powders). Six Fall, 1/6 ; Six PowCers, 1/9. hold by all Druggists, or post free of T. P. GOSTLINO, Dies Norfolk.
GOSTLING'S , - ..,..i,...,•;:•,t, ,
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a (Or ''. (Or Powders) ...t: Lir, ,-;" '!•.-07ft-lrvs• bfw ~fflTtiv.l at el,
FOR. ,' HORSES
Are excellent in cases of INDIGESTION, LOW CONDITION, SWELLED LEGS, CRACKED HEELS.
HIDEBOUND, &c, 6.7. c.. huvureds can ltetify to their efficacy. See testimonials below. GOSTLING'S
CONDII'I ON BALLS are, moteover, most ueeful for cattle. Bullocks thrive faster and "do " better with an
occasional dose of these Balls (or Petri:era), and attacks of Hove or "Blown," Loss of Appetite, Loss of Cud,
indigestion, Hidebound, Red or Black Water. are prevented. Six Balls, 2/6; Six Powders, 9/9. Sold by all Drug-
giste., vr post Inc of T. P. GoWILINO, Dna, Norfolk.
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Dear
Sir. . STOURBILIDRE, 24th Sept. 1874.
I have used. your cough aud Condition Balls for the lust eight or nine years, and I ',ever fourd anything to equal
them. My horses are always healthy and workable. 1 can confidently recommend them to any one keeping
horses. Yours faithfully, RICHD. DE EL EY.
Flom HENRY WELLS, Esq., An2lioneer and k.stata Agent, blaster of the Fox Hounds, White House, Occold,
Eye —" I have used your cough a.nd Condition Balls rather txteneively the last year, and have been perfectly
satisfied with the results."
October sth, 1874.
Samuel, Idenas:kertv, Jun.. Esq , Coalbourn Cottage. F tourbridge, writes. Oct. 2'd, 1874.—" Having used your
C0n.411 and couditiou Balls for several years, I cant...ti-av too much in their f.vour ; ai d consider them superior to
soy, I have hitherto used.
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low Mr. JoRN FOBERT, Trainer ad Proprietor of Horses, Spigot Lodge, Al iddleham. Yorkshire.—" I have much
pleaaure in testifying to the efficacy of Gotitling'e 1 oedit,ons Balls for Horses. I have used them for 'some time,
rod highly eppruve of them, end consider them as wood or huperior to any I have hitherto used.",.
1 eNt.moniale have also been reef ived tritn the lolluaiog 'I ruiners :—Mr. Thomas Stevens, Me. Samuel Rogers,
Mr. W. Abdul*. Mr. P. Price, Mr. W. Goodwin, Mr. Tht.mas krown, jun., and b. r. W. heeve.
Mr. JAM, YoUl.omAN, of Wattistield, buffoll.—" I have found your Condition Bells very uo,ful for several of
the purPlat for which you remnant rid them, but I colibider them especially vsluable for cases of loss of appetite,
and the slight disorders to which high-fed Cattle, as well OH Cows and Horses, are Ira quently subject. They car-
Lan) met 1. A giant '6 ant, and are calculated to prevent what hie, often been no better than throwing away good food,
bs eat.ee not given to animals tu a thriving condition." ,

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BY APPOINTMENTS AND ROYAL PATRONAGE.
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.441114.4
The several Managers of their Fashion-Departments (superintended by their own poisonal presence and
experience), have again visited the Markets during the past:week ; and their triteenied connection may therefore
expect to find a most perfect and correct Stock of the latest aid Na', eat Fasiatoss as the result of these visits.
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"THE SHOW" OF MILLINERY BONNETS AND HATS)
MANTLES, JACKETS, COSTUMES,
AND JUVENILE'S DRESS IN THE CHILDREN'S ROOM,
mow '
. Has never been equalled, and each of these departments are now most efficiently provided fur.
-wetto
6.4.1
*.F.:iot 14sneileiurr 30.
The NEW MANTLE CUTTER guurantees a perfect fit, and high-class style in the cut and Fiiihion of the
Jackets " made to order," the best of which this season are turned out of hand with the .6 Tailor-finish."
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ALL THE "COUNTER" DEPARTMENTS ARE COMPLETE WITH NEW STOCK, AND
L' ALL FASHIONABLE " NOVELTIES." - = •
Watbesoß sr:
alr• AN EARLY INSPECTION IS MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
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WORCESTER `o,11;tit::It or!, yd hodio•.•/41 gavr
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POP! sAiEJ OR/ HIRE
WATERPROOF CA.R.,,i,?.ND WAGGON SHEETS,
Different Sizes.
HORSE CLOTHS, FROM Bs. EACH.
TWO SUITS OF HORSE CLOTHING, COMPLETE,
• SCARCELY SOILED, AT HALF•PRICE.
W. JENK S 7
SADDLER AND MANUFACTURER OF CART AND WAGGON SHEETS, RICK
SHEETS, OIL CLOTH, &c.,
No. 61, HIGH STREET, CRADLEY HEATH.
N.B.— Old Sheets Reraired and 11e-drebsed, on the PrEroises, at the Shortest Notice.

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AND FUNERAL CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT,
OLD HILL.
JOSEPH WHITMORE
BEGS to Inform tho Gentry and Public generally that he has added to his Establishment
A PATENT COMPOSITE HEARSE.

FUNERAL CARRIAGES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

WAGONETTES, CABS, CARS, AND VEHICLES FOR PLEASURE PARTIES
' 01;..„m'a.,,/ i; ON THE MOST REASONABLE TEEMS. .14-sequit 9•l* $t ”di. wtitrm4--.1.,•0...
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HEALTH LOST AND REGAINED; or,
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"FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.".-
'lee Deuteronomy, chap. xii., verse 23.
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irt Diseases of all linds.
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ve reeonise to these purifying remedies. ttb they
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1875.