The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1888-06-09 00:00:00

.11IE AIURULIi NEAR KID DER sIINSTER.

I QI.EiT AND VERDICT.

Mr Edwin Do ker (6.4trict cororer) held an
in.pi a yesterday evet.iug, at the Queen's Head,
Wolvt•rl y, near Kidderminster, upon a body
S tpposed te be that James Wy• e, aged about five
y •ros —Prtor tie inquest Thomas Wyre, the
p sentr accuse of the ii.urder 0. the deceased, was
b ouizat up at the C unty Police Court, Kidder.
at asttr. The oi registratea ii th. Bench were
qessrs. R. Woodwaro, J. Brint,m, D W. Goodwin,
J vValt mari-Newpoit, and Mij r Ban-
co ha Colonel Carinie ,a 1, thief Constable of
Wore etrishire. Atli on the B ii, and the court
tuft. MF. liapter gpp a 1 or the prisoner.
'Ube roo,edingi were only formal, with a vita, los
iorther remand of Olt prisoner Sergeant Walker
rept,ale x the evidence tie gave ea Tuesday as to the
.trr-st of Wyte at Marabie. A remand for a week
was a.k..d tr, end priNoner was remanded
ace, rdiugly.----,upeii.*tr.ndent W.iceler took the
pri ur a, rot) Wolverley aft rwaros, and it • a
pr,,erii at to.. Coron:r's enquiry, at wiiich the
C rouer t cif summed up, reuir.raing on the arocity
th r rite, and p ying a couldlan,-nt. to 6uper-
int3nd Ut ‘,V u t 1,-.r aA .h police or the prompt-
itude ..t their ,tc 11.1 the cis,.

jury return d a rdict, ideniit.ing the body
ai th t f J .mosVyre.d decl aing iOtfl .s VV)ie
Ii id to, ilfulty wur roil the de e ised.

A Ni:ttoE'S ENVE
Ft•oni " The orwich A ryns.”
Medical men say that a good lid s, ia a diffieu!t
case is better ihati u, ...La 0, but We;, we can get a
gJwi nurse ande o . crie pstient, stands
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of advice given b to* • y u rs • Eliza King, of
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Henry an Ann Bright, hou su,,erin endents o'
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i) enough in v favour "

Mr. George Turnbull. who has been for fourteen
years employed in the Royal Arsenal Gun Factory
at WOolvrich says "For several years I have been
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shoulders. I failed to receive any benefit from
differelt remedies I tried until last May I used St.
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results. A few application banished all pain and
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Robert George Watts, M A., M.D., M.R.C.S., of
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writes: "Although I am averse to giving any pro •
fessional opinion with regard to the action of any
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affectioDs that havp come under my notice. A near
relative of mine has suffered periodically from
chronic theumatism, and I have certainly found no
externa applica ion so beneficial in this case as St
Jacobs Oil; I have therefore from my experience
no hesitation in recommending this embrocation as
most 13, nedcial in all rheumatic and nervous
affectionf,."

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It has cured people who had been lame and crippled
with pain over twenty years. It cures rheumatism,
It Lures neuralgia. It cures faceaohe„ It cares
backache. It our, s bruises, sprains and other bodily
puns. It is an external remedy. It penetrates to
the seat of the disease. It is simple It is safe
It is sure.

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