The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-11-07 00:00:00

IR" ORDER AT ONCE.

ROWLEY REGIS.

FATAL RAILWAY thocki• g and Wel
neeidttit /tortured on the mum, neeoc llowtav re the
rnornine of Seturchy last. Ay whicti n eon•A c• d
Llewellyn. in the en-plow of the (1,-ens Yl,titney,
tont hie life. Deceased WAS travelling with a Penni
Witte, goods train on it, wnv to Birmingham, PIO Wilt&
IV. PrOCP.ainv n'o the new Stoorbridge line. There hi •
steep gradient to meant at Howley, and to help the train
op the bank en addit7rinal engine was attached to the tell
end of the train. After the extra engine bad performed
its work, the deceased, it appears, got down to the coop.
lines to relcese it. The train v-an kill in motion, end
by a conentsion of some of the truck. or from VIM
other canna. LI wirellett was overbainneed, and fell bet., Pe
hi, van an I the nupt.lementary engine. He was partly
across the metals, and in a moment'm epace, the wheels
of the ponderous eneine panned over him, cutting hitu in
two. Death, of course, final hove been inntantaneone.
Direenned ws, marripd, and bad one child. It is almost
nnrprising there are not more accidents ht railway set--
vent. from coupling not neconeline 7 ty!.en in mo-
tion. The practice is a very danger:ion i.e. and vet.
conntantly observable when ',hunting is going on —An
inquest was held on Hominy last, before Mr. Hooper.
After hearing the evidence, the jury returned a verdict
of accidental death.

BELBROUGHTON.
TM! AreItnkCITIKIS I I I:CTI
entail Com.crvat‘ve c•dottlitO • . with M.
chairman, have been extan-iv,dv eheul•o. •
last h•w does. The pr,trivitv of the L
which was sufficient to detach several. .. • •• ' •••
nemy votes at the hat eh ctiort, will POW I :7,
etr.ct'a. the ntrooat allegiance rend, red to Li,. I.)tteltou
thi: rower, alive atronghold sin he a split
vote Mr. Amthlett •MI Mr. Lytteltota. The Cougervativas
have the great majority in the occupying frauchiaa. The
Lil,eralarhave a moderate number of followers, but are
utterly devoid of organization.

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A S. rrcE.sp.... PAP' •In r."IT. —The CAW &rri,
be, e There are very few arrop e srtic .8
f VIA I. mart %,1 many valuable and iniportact
&dory propeiro.. as Cile.l•. Vi'llAe acting on the nerves
as • gentle lant, it itr, ides the hod, with of
the purest ern° fits of nutrition, and at the I in,
corrects arid invig.rates the action of the digestive or-
gans. These beneficial effects depend in a gr. at roes.
e upon the ifianner of it- preparation, but of !al, years
attrition illn been given to the growth end
It, violent of cocoa that there is no difficulty in aecuring
it v.th (-very useful quality folly developed. The alliga-
tor sorer ra which Mr. Epps attaincd by his homoeopathic
pr. pant ..n of cocoa lots never been aurpassed by any en-
perinietitaliet. Far Anil aide the reputation of Eppr's
C.CON bas spread by the 4iniple force of it. owe e,trito,
door, merits. 111e,ical men of all .11a.le. ..ni .

hay..,aar..,11 IW.4llllielktlitig it as ti, -ate.,t

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brill heist article of diet for persons of w-tait -c;•••• • • •..
Cons. This superiority of a partteular mode of prep, ea
tion over all others is • remarkable proof ••1 lb•
results to be obtaiued from littl••caoses Itin u,h
knowledge of the natural laws which !zovern tire °pars-
lions of digestion and nutrition, lull be a careful
tien of the line pro!erties of well•selected cocoa, Mr.
Epps bag provided our breakfast tables with • delicately
Ilavouri d beverage which niay save us mativ heavy doe-
tont' tilt. It is by the judicious use of Pillf:11 artie!es of
diet that a eenstitutiee te, I, visiios;!.. ird u. ti
strong tuotpli to ~ •••• • • • • • .. . •
dreds of subtle wel.••••• • •• ,I in ready t'l
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rhem.,•l, votot am. ti.e rood dreaded of all do.e*ses, Le-
ei..l •i.iti,it know that they are age at so aeaiun,

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titat:ot: f,f the r,rl.. gives graAter re let than
aby Ohre' riicaticn, but be dlilitat.
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telfd by theatnatie subjects of ail ages
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rigoreus; amid Jr repressing the sour per..ydr•
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