The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1881-11-19 00:00:00

SEWING MACHINE

Eva introduced to the English ife.rkst.
111.1114t7ACTURID HT

THE WHITE SEW MACHINE Co.,

At OLEVZ,L IND, Ohio, U.S.A.

feetion of _ quite Noiedi,Siri
'at More:tient, never gcts Gut c.f order. A Marvel e.
Xasy RuDz4flg tho Trfadle movement so light that &
Child can operate it.

zee a " HiTE " before Purchasing.

Warranted by Legal Guarantee for
Five. Years.

Will Saw any Material. Do mare tion any other Machias:
A great Tariety of detachments.

Also the "PEERLESS" Hand Machine,

Tha Beat and Lomat Price American 1:1224.0 Machine
in the Market.

Acents and Wholesale Dealers Wanted.

Send for Circular: to the

_
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
19, Queen Victoria St., London, E.O.

" These Poi &ear Machines are for Bale by,
T. CDiI\TM

112, 51REET, STOURBIUDGIC.

FURIFYING PILLS.—A POST-
71VE CUIE FOP. ALL DISEASES of the
Urinary Orga.?,s, Beet.lt or Od Standing; Weakness,
Gravel I.3sekatbe, &c., DiFcharges • and Ailments
acqui,:,..l or cob,tAutiougl. and every Disease for which
lgercni, & Ccpaiba are used to the injury of the Patient's
Constitniion. Sold iu Boxes (containing Eufficient for
tilt: Cure) price 48, 6t.i. Stam?s may be !ent. May bs
had direct from the Proprietors on reuipt of the amount
in St,ouns. Sent by P-3pr: to any address,
IL & H. n2JITH & Positive Remedy Laboratory
26, Soutilainpi. Londwi,

SUFFERERS from an •, • '(mid =mita haste end
Lake BRINDRETE'S , aoy do goo,l invariabld
relieve and oft.ye cure a 1t is now conceded by
all medteal men i-bat Pial.a are the bert
cle*nsin medicine. taking R hat is needed of b.,
removed from tbe bowels r,tyl t;,oecl whc,a we are tick
And such ante rcmoval s:•oaa.lly cures. Bold by all
Chemists Se. "R. Re.6.-..,.-rw" en Atxret)

A DELIG73I7—T. FLAVO7,P ';AAchOIT's ARECA-NUT
TOOTII PAsTE.—By usitg inl Anl:lotis Aro &tie Deuti•
Wee, the enaruei of the tr h t•ecores white. and
pollshed like ivory I ,xeteriitigl ; fraarart, and
specially oseful- for rerrr•ril .; inarn,.,tions of t4rtsr 00
Ecglected teeth. Sold hi esil Chera;s4 Pot', Is and
d each. (Get Cr.teroft's3

Tr YOUlt Wk:IGUT !—Pyt.troleiLe (F rated
bsa toyed of the hlgheet value as a ron.
tamiptien and all wasting diAtl.ses, invariably pro-
du increase in flesh and weight. This
of .1.-Iyerated Cod Liver Oil ia totqc,
ten +-Imes mon> nourThing, as well as far more
plear.,=:-..; to taste than plain cod liver oil. Hydroleine
pill naarioh and pr,--luc,3 increase of weight in those
czsea -"Line oils or laL not so treated, are difficult or
impoedible to digt.st. All tendency to emaciation and
loss of weight is arrested by the use of Hydroleine.
Of all clielniats, 4. 6(1. New depot, 88, Farringdois
OW, Lends= Peseldet frees
TONGA.—"INVALUADLE ILc rAcian NEURALOLs.
/indica/ Pres.--See papers in the Lancet, by Drs.
Murrell, Ringer and Lush, and C. Bader, E-%, on
March 6t'i and 20)-h, ail(' May ‘29th. 1880. "1 ouga
maintains its reputution in the treatment of NetirAgia "
--Lancet July VIA, 1881. It may be taken by the
most delicate v ithout the least fear of injury. In
betties aktis 64. and 11s. Of Chemists everywhere.
ALLEN k HANS •RYC' "PrRrECITED" COD LIVKII OIL
"Is as nearly taFteloss as C d Liver Oil can be..'—
Lancet. "Has a'must the delicacy of Salad Oil
B-itise. IVledlcut Lurna/. ''No Nauseous eructations
4,);low."—Medical Prem. Of all Chemists, in capsuled
-toes only, ipts s 4d, ipts. 2s 64, pts. 4s 9d, qt.. 9s.

$1.2.v:e4.T AF7I:CTION3 AND 110.13SENN88.—All suf.
fe7t,i;4 l!rntr *--ritation of the throat and hoaresnsm
will be oly surprised at the almost immediate
reliet all'orcied by the use of "Brown'. Bronchial
Tr, " Mae famont " lozenges " are now sold by
7cDe;vible chemists in this country at is. lid.
per l'oz. Pcople troubled with a "hacking cough,'
ht co,d,'' or bronchial affections, cannot try
th n t,N) soon, as similar troubles, if allowed to pro-
p,— ref _lt in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic &Rea.
tiols. ee that the words "Brown's Bronchial Troches"
are on the Governme,t Stamp around each box.--
Prepartd by JOHN I. BROWN & Sows, Boston,
Enroilean depot removed to 88, Farringdon Itosd•
London.

The roost remarkable r..‘oilts ever effected by I Heel
log Remedy are prodoced hy POWELL'S F.wriaocAvor
H.R.H. the Duke D'Aumale, tho Right Hon. the late
Earl of Clarendon, 11, G., the /Ugh Hon. France
Countess Waldegrave, the Right Lion. the Countesaof
Radnor, and many cther eniirQizt persons have give
testimonials as to the extra;:titt. pry efficacy of Fowitcs
RHEUMATIC EMBROCATION. lite tells which it afforiir

the cure which it efftwts in all cases of rheumatic od
neuralgic pains. Rout, lumlAgo, and all sudden ant
painful attacks. pains and weaknesses in anypart
of the body c,,.lllLig for an extertal applicKtion, are as
once speedy and peimanent. 1' e sold by all chemists
in bottles at Is. lid. and 2s. . liughes is our
Agent at Stourbridge.

Are you troubled with Inclilestion. Headache, Hear
barn. Constipation,Distreas alter Rating, Poor ZI-tmory
Low Spirits, Pain in the Back, Creat Weakness, Bad
Breath, or any other sympton of that horrid nightmare
disease, Dyspepsia? If co, there is no medicine equal
to the we:.•known JRNILYNce Prt.t.e. They purify,
strengti-,en and inrirrate. They cre3t4 a healthy appe•
hey oTerc',me effects of tlisiipmi.pa ad .ate
hot:J.,. They strengthen the system. They prevent
ant .iatcaDtl intermittent fevers. They unrify th
brestll and accidity t.f the stomach. They cure IJ.
€6I( C-rst-v•a‘'oit They cure Disrr;ces. They
cz7e Livfr Cvnir;sint and Netvons Headache., A. good
be,:ct iE fe:t at onee makit:g the iiret irial. No
Oseee Of diet is reet,.:21.5. Follow cur d:rections and
rl% Coon fee! rut!. stmng, and hearty. Al
"Crli,icel and ice Iik.ISKY JENKYNS' Puns are sold by
aLt uhrivi4ts in I,or.cs at Is Id. and 23 9d. each. Mr
s. liegtes, (1:11. agent at Stourtiricli;:e.
.orb:

That Complesicniv:,3 a!way4 boaa held to be the m
lovely iu which the re-A cue, lily :ontend for mastery
es in yria:!& thsir btanty hic-"ded. Great sacrifices are
smado to prode.:e at appearance corresponding with the
eonalu:tien, but they never succeel. It cannot appro
azis. Nt. 'llia only arrangement that can be made to
man or omen independent of all expedient, to
it•eely use lIAGAR*B lIMINOLLI BALM. It preserve the
akin from prematcre wrinkles ad farrows—renders it
:smooth and supple, and restores the hue whioh may have
itAed through illness, e:posure to a noxious atmosphere
tie heat of summer or the frosts of winter. To be 0b-
,:,!.2da:-...7:1 u;sl Caeo.tehan and Perfumers throughout the
Werld Price 35. 6d. European Depot 114 and 116
No article requires more care than the choice of Tea ;
through recommendation the benefits of Elorrtiman's
3es ;a daily extended, it ix gnsranteed pure ; whilst for
strength, gad ilavor, it is unequalled ; being fres from
the itsual mineral facing powder, it is perfectly whole-
some.—SJlo by 3,538 Agents. Liat of Agents in this
locality, Stourbrido Clarke, Chemist, 151, High
s, orri
fitzeet ; Baker, Chemist, 124, High Btreet • , Id •
Chemist , 13!;, Hign Street. Brierley Hill— Bawling,,
Kidderminster—Hewitt, Ball Ring Haie„owen
oolp, ittire Society and Lawton, Chern•st Lye—Derry,
chemist Kiegswinfor,t—
Cheirst ; Worosl.y—Whit,
Rtslop Chmit. Be-ttt-il Lane Co.irs Chen:Oat.
Birmingham Banks and Cu., iiuiz ti g guru
Bank—Waliti Chemist.

A CARD.—To ALL WHO ARE OtIPIZEING PROM THE
errors and indiseretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, &a., I will send a receipt
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in South
America, Bend a self-addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joann( T. how!, Station D., Net. York City, U.S
Bow MAIIT PEOPLE SOME, wtih dull heavy peals in
the head; with tired and languid feelings thatsleep does
not remove; with a fulness about the chest after eating
often attended with palpitation. A pain in the side and
beak, with frequent sickbeadaehe ; with nausea after eat
ing, attended wit h flatulence and a disagreeable tasre
mornings; loss of appetite, with vertigo ordizainess, dtc.
How many people suffer with all these disagreeable feel-
ings and little imagine the real cause of their malady, or
,be prop t"; mode of obtaining relief. These are some
symptom. of indigestion and liver complaint, but tney
will be dispelled at etee by the toe of "neigel'a Cura t.v e
fiyisp" if taken instantly after eating The Syrup
tense the food to digest and give nourishment to the
system, and cause the bowels to move with regularity.
Of all Chemists.

VALUABLE DISCOVERY von THE HAIR.—If your
hair is turning grey or white, or falling off, use " The
IL=icau Hair Renewer," for it will positively restore
in wary ease Grey or Wieite hair to its original colour,
wlthoat laving the disavereable smell of most
"Ilaatorers." It =luta the hair charmingly beautiful,
C 3 well 03 promoting the growth of the hair on bald
=here the glands are not decayed. Ask your
for "Tsui ?twat. Ham Riunnrim," sold
.621.esnists and Perfumes everywhere at 88. 6d.
Wholesale depot alaseed ha 1111. •
liadhea.

Quisz7 or BETERAGEL—Refreehing the weary,
sttren:at!,ng the inactive, soothing the invalid, cheering
the social—Puns TEA alone; by its Intrinsic and ex-
cellent qualities, "pales the fire" of all other drinks,-
-A cup of good tea is always welcome, as proved by the
fact that 6,000,000 (six ninon) packets of Horniman's
Pure Tea, are sold every year. by 4,000 Agents. List
of Agents in this locality :—Clarke, Ckemist, 151, and
Baker, Chemist, 124, High Street ; Hewitt, Market-
place ; Morris, 136, High Street.—Brierley Hill,
Rawlings, chemist Kidderminster, Hewitt, Bull Ring;
Ifelesowen, Adam, chemist ; Lye, Jones chemist ;
Wordeley. White, chemist ; Kingswinford, Pearson,
Bret,ell Lane. Collins chemist ; Birmingham Beaks,
Bull Ring, Quarry Bank, Watts. chemist.
"There was a young man in the Hy.
Whose feet were an object of pity,
For corns he had got, NOT ONE but a lot;
Allcock s Shields had them out in jeffy ;
Corns. Do not suffer, bat invest at once in a box,and
ALLooma's Corn Plasters are an infallible remedy for
you w012..t Tegrei
CURIE IN A Paw DAYS, COMM BUNIONS, AND EN
WAGED TON JOINTO.—DELLAR'S COEN AND BUNION
PLASTERS are the only remedy. They differ from all
Plasters. Shields, or Compositions ever invented. By
instantly softening the callous surrounding the pain goes
at once, the Corn soon following. Bunions and En-
forced Toe Joints require more time for perfect cure
bct the action is certain and relief instantaneous, Any
boots may be worn with comfort three hours afrer apply
lag Dellar's Plasters; on no account be persuaded to
buy any other.Looxes, is. led. each, are bold by most
euerutat Street, nee, 14 Stamps. bedfold Laboratory
Bayley Street,
London, W.O.

MINISTERS of whatever shade of politics place in
front the most important of the measures which
they are alait.US that Parliament should adopt;
and by general consent the prominent position
next session will be occupied by the reform of
Parliamentary procedure, with a view to the
transaction of the public business with greater
expedition than has hitherto been possible. At
first sight it might appear that this was mere' a
matter for the House of Commons itseJ than for
the public; but it has really becOme a question
of national interest. The reputation of the
Lower House of the Legislature as a bueiness
assembly is a patriotic heritage, and should it be
allowed to fell into decadence it would become a
matter for national concern. Those who read
the debates must have seen for some time past
that the work of Parliament is not transacted in
the best possible way, and that the regulations
governing the conduct of business are open to
amendment and reform.

The building up of our Parliamentary liberties
has been the work of centuries, and the right of
freedom of speech was not won until after a
de,ennined struggle with the Crown. When at
the opening of a new Parliament, the Speaker
presents himself at the bar of the House of Lords
to the Royal Commissioners who represent the
Sovereign, he claims on behalf of the House of
COUHLODS " all their undoubted rights and
privileges." The Lord Chancellor, in reply,
expresses the approval of the monarch of the
choice which the Commons have made for their
Speaker, and confirms the ancient rights and
privileges of the House. One of the meat ilia-
portant of these is freedom of speech, or the
right to say freely and honestly in the House
matter that might render the utterer liable to
prosecution if spoken elsewhere. How import-
ant this was held to be was seen from the fact
that up to last session, however libellous might
be a statement uttered in Parliament or in a
Court of Justice, no newspaper could be prose-
eited for printing it, any more than the member
himself for uttering it, as both the speaker and
the printer were protected by the law. The
public interest was held to be paramount to the
interests of a private individual. The Libel Law
Amendment Bill, which received the Royal
Assent in the closing days of the session, now
extends this protection from prosecution to the
Press so far as speeches at public meetings are
concerned, only the man who makes the speech
being held to be responsible. But even then
there is a wide distinction between that and the
entire absence of responsibility in the case of a
member of Parliament, who can say absolutely
what he pleases without fear of the consequences
so far as the process of law is concerned.
Another of the numerous privileges, of the
Commons is worthy of notice. Before proceed-
ing to consider the Queen's Speech, recommend-
ing various measures of legislation, Parliament
claims the right to initiate legislation of its own.
To this end private members proceed to give
notice of their intention to iota educe Bila, to
move resolutions, or te call attention to particular
subjects. A private intimation has previousl
been Iliad° to the Clerk at the table, a list is pre-
pared and handed to the Speaker containing the
names of members who intend to move, and the
notices are given accordingly. Thus, although'
the Royal Speech is waiting to be considered,
suggesting measures ofifirst-class importance for
debate in the House, the unofficial members vf
Parliament claim and exercise the right of initi-
ating legislation before any bills are proposed by
the Minister of the Crown. Step by step, con-
tury after century, have its many privileges been
secured, often wrested from an unwilling sover-
eign by bringing to bear the irresistible power
of the people upon a single arbitrary will. It is
essential for the honour and dignity of Parlia-
ment that the liberty of speech wrung from the
Crown should not be jeopardised ia any way
whatever. The forms of Bali talent, as now
prescribed, afford an enormoas deal of laieude
for discussion ; and if members chooae to strain
those forms, it is impossible that the necessary
basioess of the country can be translated. The
Prime Minister has made an earnest appeal to
all parties to unite and astist the Administration
sTito amend therules of Parliamentary procedure
that the work of legislation may be permitted to
proceed in a way consistent with the honour ad
dignity of the country ; and there is evidenc.3
that it will not be made in vain.

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