The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1875-10-09 00:00:00

THE SCHOOL BOAR

To the Editor of the " Observer."
Sin,—l see there is to bu, 0 banquet to the El
Balaclava heroes. Don't 3,.0 child: we nu Zh` to
to the survivit.g members •I the Stou. bridge
Board ? The charge of tht Light Brigade is
by the retreat of the Schol brigade, alai deer
lie recognition. I recognised it too sadly 1
ratepayers have to pay a fine of £3OO for the
strategy displayed by the Boatd in 14'ebruar1•
doubt had an awkward minority to exercise the
little Christian patience would have carried them
without resigning. lam thoroughly dissatisfied
Board. They have literally done nothing but
expensive site, dawdle over the plans, run the tc
much larger expense than necessary, min left the
who were to be benefited as uncared for as they
before the Education Act passed. If they don't
the sooner they resign again the better will it be.
Yours truly, rtifoo.
MUMBO

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THROAT IRRITATION.—The throat and WindpiPe fged
especially liable to inflammation causing fugal oi,
dryness, tickling and irritation, inducing cough 511,40eis
feeling the voice. For these symptems use GlYre,"" eon'
the form of jnjubes. Glycerine in these agreeable oni
fections, being in proximity to the glands at the l'ttirli '
they are excited by the act of sucking becomes,—
healing, 6d. and is. packets (by post Bor 150, 44
abelied "James Epps St Co., Homceopathic Chell3`,l'
Threadneedle Street, and 170, Piccadilly, London'op, •
HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF OUR 11°404
It may truly be regarded as nothing short of 8 13-.000
calamity that the art of cookery is so little undeo.fois
and appreciated in this country. The chief cause °ore
lamentable ignorance is that no great effort ou 4 COl,
hensive scale has been made to educate the Rokough
a realisation of the grievous loss they sustain l'ive to
their ignorance in this respect, and at the Woe l•tief;
carry into their homes the knowledge that ja
When we reflect upon the fact that the inhabitonsbef
other countries, from the superior lutowledge 00
possess of how to prepare and cook their food, trn6 glitb'
to alive in comfort upon an income on which
man would be unable to even support himself, it "Oil
, time that this igorance should be dispelled. i sse
would seem to be wanted is an inexpensive inean,sfors‘"
tying into every household throughout the lima 'Arle
tical knowledge of how to make the most of everl;"o si
of food. And we are hopeful that these rnean,i,srees°'
length forthcoming in a form that will comraanar-adic
The publishers of that great Educational Enei_l()i'is ite
The Popular Educator, have determined to r,‘,oolieri
most thorough and complete Compendium 01 '-' befog
ever attempted, in the belief that such a Tinrktrrgs°
made the most comprehensive as well as (haviaf ;vs/
to its contents) the cheapest ever issued, will fine, 'O,O
into the hands of the many hundreds of thousalaaileri'
it so closely concerns. At all events, the great e,.0t1311
ment will be commenced this month, as the &stall odi*
part of " Cassell's Dictionary of Cookery" 1 ,1,,'
its appearance on the 25th. We shall watch 11—
gress of the work with much interest. 1054
The sight of an ex-Cabinet minister devotia,g via°
with unceasing activity and enthusiasm to a rnot7s sotir,
is a spectacle sufficiently uncommon to render
able. Such an instance is found in the course i'Diseso
Mr. Stansfeld, M.P., in regard to the ContaBionB 00111,
Act, 1866-9. While members of Parliament ggessasfe,l;
are hardly back from their holiday making, MI% I—st.,o".
is announced to speak at Chatham on the 18thpip,
meeting which will inaugurate the winter's last,
against the Contagious Diseases Acts. We 11/1"-ie Ogi
that Chatham has been selected for this ineetiaft,' ~,Di•
sequenco of its being the centre of the districts 1 isle'
the Contagions Diseases Acts are in operation. ''' fOO
dicative of the antipathy of the moral portion 000
community in the " subjected districts" to th,e,6_,°„ 0/
that a Subjected Districts' League exists to 010",,--cor,
repeal ; and of this League there are two branrP•stiolf
mittees at Chatham, one consisting solely of /r
men. . Will
THE NEW PORTRAIT OP THE QuEEL—Of fliss 1,00
magnificent portrait (which is given as a presePillsr '
plate with Part I. of the new edition of "Cassel i Ofli '
trated History of England ") we understand tbA3,,teDl '
thousand impressions were disposed of on the P. 081:
of its publisalion, and that the publishers have bt, oil"
able to reproduce copies fast enough to keep lat" 0001"
the overwhelming additional demand which haso,
l'his is a gratifying fact, inasmuch as we are of "ristio7
that the widespread circulation of suds an 111".f.11111; '
work as this most popular history is one of toe,. srific,"„
antidotes to the degrading and pernicious rubbiris rill;
too many of our youth are tempted to read to toie prow •
as the recent records of the police-courts too sunis.dlO;
Let an intelligent lad be ever so high.spiritea •,-,,sigy,', '
aginative, he can in truth find no more intere.," sof'
cupatiou for his leasure beers than reading 08
of his ancestors—the narrative of these stirria,g
sive events and heroic struggles at home, abresnl;sdr-
the seas, that have made his eountry what it
inheritance as an Englishmad the envy of ever.'
nationality. 30".
1 of
HoLLoWAles PILLS.—The Greatest Wonder t) ,osti,j
rimes.—They correct biliousness, prevent
leanse the liver, and purify the system, rel3,°, ell';'s
debilitated, strengthen the stomach, increase re-ie .
sti;i
tite, invigorate the nerves, promote hesslth, 40° . eat"
the weak in an ardour and vivacity never beferelobelj.r
enced. The sale of the pills throughout- the
tonishes everybody, cm vincing the most scePrr re ,
' Holloway's Pills transcinds all other medicine is° • bit '
val of disease of every name. They are Wipe; i. frvi
ing to the afflicted and a boon to those who 01";35er1a..13
say disorder, inters al or external Thousandn o'ir'e
have testified that by their use alone they,_b_sii. prole .
restored to health after all other remedies n''" •
alb ' usuccessful.
i
IF THERE ARE ANT LADIES who have not
GLENHIELD STARCH, they are respectfully e°dirseft°'
give it a Walt and carefully follow out the WY
printed on. every package, and if this is
say, like the Queen's Laundress, it is the ftne-0r.411'„.
hey ever used. When you ask for Giorwerst.P bstitari,
see that you get it, as inferior kinds are oftnn 500 f $e
or the sake of extra profit. Beware therefot.
us imitations.
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G. F. GREEN,
pIANOFORTE TU'''
260, Castle-street, and 168, Ilh Y .street,
s GREAT PLEASURE IN PUBLISHING T....
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TESTIMONIALS. , frow ...,'
From Mr. C. Potter, Professor of
Institution for the Blind, St. John's Wood, -i.'", pioap
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Eu na-100 ,
"I can confidently recommend Mr. Green ail old °
forte Tuner. Ho tunes by equal temperara„ en ' V
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tains an exact scale. (Signed) C. POTTER." roDOO.
From Mr. J. F. Patterson, Organist,
Church, Huddersfield :—"I have much
tifying to the abilities of Mr. Green as a I,li,ele
Tuner. He lays the bearings with exactnesp
110
.tion. (Signed) JAMES F. PATTERsoIit. " VS 04
. From Mrs. Sanderson, Solo Pianiste, of th.of 111,0:10,
and Liverpool Concerts:.—" Mr. Green
who can Tune my Piano to the nicety I reqair" balsa- i
to giving my Public Recitals . (Signed) E . •''' sl
sto
SON."
From Yr. Butterworth, Organist, poberarteeroa;!
Manchester :—"Mr. Green's equal as a Pianol°ooo
can rarely be met with. (Signed) DAVID BUT"i O. '
Terms for Yearly Tuning, ncluding minor re' -
. pairs— 1 isi I
Cottages, per annum • ..... •••• • • 1 .. ,
Grande do ... ............ . • • •' ii,-
Single Tunings (in Town).
s.
6aii.i
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a. d. a. d.,
Cottages.... 3 6& 5 0 i Full Grande..6
Semi• Grands 5 0& 6 0 I Concert Iron
Trichord oi• i Grande ...... 7 "
Obligue.. .• 4 6& 5 6
Pianotoe.ee Tuned to the French Pitch
sally adopted throughout England, if required.,aole, ,
*so A Urge stock of Classical and Modern. 1
Half-price.
Please observe the Address-260, Castle
168, High Street, Dudley.
i irstreel.
Agent for Stourbridge : Mr. J. H. Bland.
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To the Queen and Royal FarailY toelo i
To H.R.H. the Prince of Wales (Special APPiiii,
And to severe Indian Potentates, Foreign Go"- '
and Railway Companies.
Established 1749.

tj • W BENSON, roll
PRIZE MEDALIST OF TEE LONDON, DUEL AP 01
EXHIBTIORS.
Maker of the Chronograph by which the Dorm.' sitale
other Races and Great Events of the Day tlipo
Manufactory and City House-68 & 60, ri 13!
HILL. West End Establiahments-25 01;:vort
STREET, and 99, WESTBOURNE GROV,P
WATCHES. CLOOCS*2 /al"A i
Of all kinds, from 2to 200 Of all kinde,froo
Guineas. Guineas'
Lever, Vertical, Church, Turret,
Horizontal, Duplex, I Carriage, Chizne,
C, I Dinins

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Chronometer, Coronograpn, -ining ant
Keyless, Centre Seconds, I Hall, Shop, xe.
Repeaters, Indian, &a. Library, Bracket,
A pi ir
ENGLISH ORMOLU CLOCKS, desire"noc,,
lish Artists. and manufactured by J. W. Beibei
exceed in beauty those manufactured &robed.
only be obtained at this Establishment.
FINE ART BRONZES AND CHI
MENTS, of the newest designs, from Continentel
of the highest reputation, at moderate prices- .40ise
ARTISTIC GOLD JEWELLERY, of the
and most exquisite designs, with bfonogre°ls'
and Devices, Enamelled in Colours after Dail" ja.
most accomplished Artists in the Presious
Brooches, Bijouteris, as auplied to Mei:abate
Court aid other Distinguished Personages- f
PRESENTATION PLATE.—Teatimonials
ent sorts, Racing Cups, and Jewelled and other
as provided by Mr. Benson for the Corpo/
London and other Public Bodies, to enclose
conveying the Freedom of the City to the
Wales Duke of Edinburgh, dm, &c.
SEATER AND ELECTRO-PLATE in 1111.
recent fashions, and of the most durable
Eleetro-Plate it is aeceasary to assure sound
and a satticient waling of silver to resist dilY' 0
tear satisfactorily. No other is really cdeeti?
price, aor worth having.
Watches and Clocks repaired by
Old Silver, Jewellery, Watches, Ye, exshasffe"'
chants, Shippers, and Clubs supplied.
Illustrated Pamphlets, with full descripti°,
kinds of Watches, Time-pieces, Jewellery, end -0
Plate, with prices annexed, sent free by Post elle
ation to J. W. Benson, at either°, the above A"

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Printed and Published by tho Sole Pro,--nri ;e
FIELD, at hitt offices, n, Epigh-stx." te""
he County (.18 Worceetert to isMoh place e"
thEr au in nntosalons nll3lll be eddressed.l
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Watkisa and Co., of
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Partioa of the Stock.
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produce of 66 acres, B
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of the late Ilia
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whole of the 1101.JSEITC
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