The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1887-12-17 00:00:00

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DEIINIATOLO3`; —Small-p. Nfarkt, •i,th Markb
moLs, Scc., i aved by aat w 10 process.
Guaranteed. Si iy,tn, nps.l directeK: -iv(-!ope to !)
Entia, Sfiirk . iontii.unpton, iku wi I send fu,;l
instruction.L.

- A book that has passed through two hundred and
orty editions, as the above is said to have done,
has evidently avery stroug claim to public attention
Such a success is a great practical testimony to the
practical value of the book. At the same time, it
affordspainful evidence of the fact that the number
of p:ople in these islands suffering from Comsump-
Lion is very large. The author estimates the num -
bar of death annually from diseased lungs through-
out Great Britain as not less than 140,000, a tenth
of which occur in the metropolis. It is with this
terrible scourge that Mr. Congreve has for so many
years been successfully battling, and, in the work
under review, he has, with much lucidity and force
set fort a the principles of hia remedialajineasures
and compiled a long aeries of imported c ei of un-
impeachable authority in which his tre tment has
dispelled the old illusion that Consumption was
beyond the influence of medical skill, and has
clearly proved that the disease can be and is cured
by his method. Dir. Congreve approaches his
sabject with all due modesty, and not at all in the
spirit of boastfulness in whioh so many professors
of the medical art indulge; aud all through his
w4ll-written and attractive pamphlet there is an
evident desire to bring home to the reader by plain

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Titsirr FROM A Cot.LrEn.r.— At the Old Hill
Police Court on Wednesday, George Ilarwoocl (17),
Kate's Hill, Dudley, was sentenced to one month's
imorisonment for steiliag a quantity of coal from
the Oakharn Colliery, on the 2nd of April, the
pr.,p,,rty of the Earl of Dudley:
TUENT OF A CURR t.NT CAKE.—Joseph Harris, of
Perree Street, Old Hill, screw maker, was ordered
to receive twelve strokes witit the birch rA, for
stealing a eatrant cake, valued at 10d, the property
of William Yarnold, baker, Cradley, on the Bth
inst.

LICESSING PIIO,ECUTION AT TIVIDALE.—Henry
Jackson, Abraham C.arke, Edward Jones, and
James Young, all of Tividale, were charged with
beieg drunk upon the licensed premises of Georee
Foster, Wagon and Horses Inn, Tividale. Police.
sergeant Winfield said that upon visiting the public
house in question he found the defendants in the
taproom with ale before them. Witness cautioned
the landlord, and upon visiting the house again
about a quarter to 11 o'clock he found Jackson,
Jones and Clarke still there. The magistrates iw
posed a fine of 6s and costs in the cases of Jackson.
Clarke and Jones, and in the ease cf Young lOs
and cAte.—George Jackson, Old Hill, and Heze-
kiah Guest, of Rowley, were charged with being
drunk upon licensed premises of the Old II 1
Brewery Inn, on the 10th inst. P.C. Wickstead
said he visited the above inn and found defendants
drunk in the tap room with the ale before them.
Fined 2s 6d and costs. Joseph Harding. landlord
of the Old Hill Brewery Inn, was charged with
supplying the defendants in the above case with
intoxicating liquors whilst in a crunken state.
p. Wickstead said he saw the two defendants
dru i!c upon the deren lant 8 premises. Defendant:
I tit Guest was drunk, and I refused to fill him
ale. Jackson was not drunk, and was talking to
him ibout business matters when he filled him the
ale Polioe-indpector Waltere gave corroborative
evidence. Elizabeth Jones said Jackson was not
drunk. Fined lOs and costs

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