The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-01-18 00:00:00

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r/ROAD and AGRICULTURAL SALT, at
_LP iforufacturer.,' Priem by rail or eanal, to any
part.—Apply, 0. . Ereaon, nallway Coal Wharf, Stour.
Wage,

BOLLnWAY'II Pricti.—Pinneican anti figsentary.—Mlia
medleinea rorninnalv toted for the onhiwistion of those
diseases so I reiviently fail of eff,tlnd tot object that le
shout kb knowo to all sufferers from theta nislalios that
Ointwent, welt ro,Jonl upon the sliddmen tyro
or three tinies a day, with the isonlioieion nt w irto heart
poviltieria In the Interyala, gives immedlite nine!. aradoally
annthea the irritatile bowel*, and matinee+ thoir most tin.
treasing pains. This treatment in appliaiLle to all farms
of diarrinea, dysentery, and ehdlord, ant, with attentioa,
will siwaye be aseeinHful. learlaseaons lit, milk, awl
Lath/ tenter ,thoold %IVS subsiat.ined icniury the tioolino•
imoo of the diaosae, to the attar eiotuasii f all solid
load. skink tim deranged bowels ire ineompetent totani.
=Hata.

A. CAUTION TO TELE PUBLIC.
71. tlus Editor of the" 087errer."

fitg,-etlfy object in writing is to put the publie on
their pieta against a young roan about 25 years of age,
height akont 5 feet 9 inches. of dental appearance, pro.
fesaing to be in official of the Gas Company.
Ab 'at a forttliAht ago he wa1k...1 into my shop between
sin and Nrirell p.m., and said him business lI'S C. take the
state of the metre. He retpu:itted a lighted candle, en-
tered the strite of the metre in a pocket hook, and thea
took his departure. I renierlmil to my wife that he was
a p. riot stranger ; but we supposing him to be engaged
by the tics tammany, thought no more of the matter.
This morning. to our surprise, the man who has litten
wont to bike the state of the metre, called, when my site
remonstrated with him, saying it was only taken a fort-
night idoce. She was assured by the oftleial that no
other individual tel been employed by the Company.
I must leave the public to judge as to what class the
gent belong., what motive he hail in coming, what might
have happened had tho metre been under the counter, or
near ti., till, while my wife went in the kitchen for a
lighted candle, or hal the metre been in the sitting-room
or thorn the cellar ; fortunately mine happens to benefit
lii. door.

Caution No. 2. On Tuesday Diet, at midday, a man
about 15 years I t age, height abont 5 feet 10 inchea,
dressed in holiday attire with a whit, muffler around his
mouth, ao that you could not see whether he had a beard
or not. walked in iny shop 411111 aske.l the price of near
one half the things in the chop. When lie had exhausted
the patience of my wife in answering questions, she tried
to ascertain his motive. Did he want to buy wholesale ?
Did ho livo about here? What might his name he? Ile
evaded every question, except he lived three or fair mile.
lie eventually turned round and walked
theme

I bolo: the public will boon their guard to trepan
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rnenibtrs of the " Light Brigade. ' If any of them
abonld vrehanee psy me a nocturnal visit, I hope I shall
have the pleasure of giving them more than what they
coma far, var., a few outie,n of lead in round ball+, or a
little steel (dagger shape), the authorities (meld do their
part after.