The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1875-09-04 00:00:00

Matthew Arnold,
1874, has to describe
s for admission at the
ting (says Thc Tim(s).
picked scholars from
n there till 18 or 19.
ts, and the grammar
)ntal activity and re'
mistakes sometimee
astrous enough to be
Ir. Arnold gives the
ere asked to distin-
motions, adverbs ana
:dyes. One of there
connect sentences, to
›oint out any quality
)in, it is clearly net
rule which says that
itence for any of the
Lto the common sink,
to the common
nd of merit."
iTER IN CHILI.---Air
in Birmingham, i
lent has taken plaC
Line of railway. To'
tight of the 7th July,
! Limache. Only the '
le rest went into the, • .
th the weight, The
less and confusion, tal .
ga
at were burned, the •li
)te ; even the brid
There were fourteee•
s consumed, together
No foreigners were
1 this it will be seen
all probability, mlest
as confined to natives.

IN CEY I, IN. -- The
aomplaint s which Ile
he ravages of rats.lo,
nention a hint wines'
rest Department, beg
valuable plants, such
Le Eitchunhallee plan.
considerable damage
that have lately been
sly, the foresters have
7ona every one of the
he foot of each sorne
(Mucuna prurio/A
ith stiff bristles, sma
id or skin they ceAge
itly. It is general,
y the name of "cosy
)rraption of its proper

EXPEDITION.—The
'ho ascended the bat'
Ko in July, was found
i of Lake Michigan,
It si as fully idea*
ter book, and other
er. In his note book
giving an account ofi
ions nature, and refer
Id rise in the world,
apanion, the aeronaut
that there were not
;o belong to the IJPPer
An harm in the air,
we fall, we fall like
that upon our saris?'
r—as we are now 1-0
re would be liters&
I. mail carrier. It WO
a portion of the face
a cemetery near 0°

IN FRANCE.—TIIB
le abundance of deco'
France. The Order
,ere 94,965 memberfh
>out as many who are
are, 40 are decorated
. an aggregate pension
grand officers, 0131:
100 f. ' There are
her 1,003,0001. ;_,.,r`
i Budget for 1.4,00 m-;
aid the aggregate 8003
. knights, who collet,-
knights, whose total
nd 57,559 Other WM'
e order, and receive
11 expenditure of Pie
refore 17,577,4501. ,
,
DROPHOBIA. rile
ees Medicates relate° 4,
ving been bitten bY • :.
a red-hot iron font
ithout any distressing
Ist time he began W -
ryngian constrictioth ,
Recourse was had 0 ,
grammes, which OP '
night's rest; but the •
feet ; the patient /A; L
i was hoarse, he 1041
neck, and breast,. STICh
I with hallucination
r discouraged. The
of bronide of potaa* :
with great improve'.
Lnother dose of 6
:ccess ; all convulsiv
medicine being snpl•
later, when brornicw
ount of six grammes. - ',, --
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LITY.—We seldonl ..;
~
is not full of 0:011-
Lality among trader -
find one who keeps .
Hour). Those iv°
future can try Pringt: ,
not succeed we vini ;
lancellor's shoemaker '
Ling his promises. One ,
;ak by a servant, NO°
its were ready. °A
rant went away ;.lotl
Lzi put the questlon4
ready yet ? "` Ne 1
i his bed. Just
, and another voice :
s boots ready yet?'
lay long, and wonla -,
t if the boots had not . f
g'. Since that time
for his boots an hot '
-
Yfr. W. H. Morrie, .
itee to The Times .---
It Rhyl will, I doubt.
nd parents to mak .
;afety of their bo . ,
!ore, to call attention '
!aptain Ward, R.N., '
ifeboat Institution. '
L years, and being
he bathing season to
is into deep water, I
icieney. 'lt is free
ad against swimming ,
)lace, is verydurable,
noreover, that '
m more rapidly
only precaution re-
noperly adjusted ba-
the water. By this i
read of many school+ '
re and enjoyable." '''. - i
I COLD.—A Nov; ),
-
nt of terrible suffer-'- "
sr George Maleharat(
n the north part ot
one evening to skate 1.1
le got into the water
a,nce of nearly two
U. His folks were
slipped off his wet
3 condition went to
;fleets of it, but after
.t lameness, and after
!ate, and continued
ly was dislocated--
4 and finger joint/h. .
jointed even to hie
ago; then we could
we the knee, while
size. To add to hie
s broke out upon his .
, He was confinea.
previous to death. --1
1
En making the eX-. '
no new buildings in
B workmen engaged
snt urns, which have.. .
the neighbourhood..
ow the strfaCe tile .
disoovered, and in
~,
re. after wards turned. : • '
•Zitten, and on cora. ,
fell to pieces. -Tiro . '
tolerably well pre' 1
Lrn made of common
diameter. There ia
outh, which has an, • •i 7
yes. The content • d'.
)110 and one Mirada
r of 'the "urns, which ~..
ras found to contaii2
ir as could be meek; ,
)f gray glass and* 0. -
was about half filleAtyt.:
ieir contents b6ing _,A.
e of ornamentation `74-:,.,
say whether theo.-- 0 .
dthough the balanca
-t-.. ..fs
ng British, in whicir /
on must be befort --
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'BENCH POSTAai , MO
is for a new postage
id. Three hundred
n received, and one
of Sainte Magi&
xpressed his idea itt
onber of jokers take
One, an artist of
; sketch of Punch;
, spectacles and all,
rhis drawing also
presents a postman.
cling a letter to the '
kl Republican em-
!d again. Several
1, afrer the fashion
nrd Septennate, in
The first prize of
representing Peace
i of a map of the
lg the value of the
ails to a cornucopilb
rs the postal value;
ince with a torch in
in Pegasus has obi

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