The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1887-09-24 00:00:00

HALES° WEN.

iIiSBUEIC BENEFIT BUILDIgG SOCIBTY:-..011
Monday night the annual meeting of the ab ive
society N a.s held, in the National Soho ; Mr. F.
Suaith preAded.-7The balance-sheet, which was
read by the Oh aiinian, showed that tne total receipts
for the year amounted to £3,965 6s. 101. The ex-
penditare included: Advaces on mnrtgages, £1,285
shares p lid up, £l,llO 7s. 9(1.; tuana-t-mtmt ex-
penses, £73 18s 61.; insurances, £ll 124. 3d.;
bal Ince at bank, £1,034 18s. 41. ; shar,s withdrawn,
£150; total, £3,965 16s. 101 The profit amounted
to X 852 Bs. , and the division of profit for the
year v;a.i Is. in the pound upon £14,043, which
amounted to .£702 3s. , leaving a balance in favour
of the society of .£76 6s 711—The following
officers were elected:—President, Mr. G. &nit a
vice-president, Mr. A. Grove; trustee, Mr. G. F
Grove.

IMMEN FAME.
Fi.om "The Mvachester Umpire,"

The L mdon Daily Sportsman remarks, editori-
ally :—"A really invaluable specific, for the cur, of
rheumatism nuraLeia, sprains, bruises, &3., has
gained immense fame ia AinarLea, Aostrali t, and
parts of the World. Reference is made to St.
Jacobs Oil, and Vie u iirersal natur 3 of its stle may
b j adg d from the fact that the makers have to
p iat their instruetions for its u-e in n 3 fewer than
eleven languages. Lie unsoliciLe I testimniia's
received by he proprietors are of tie most positive
character, emaiiati g from i e2re tentative men and
no nen- f pro:nirkmee,. We should certainly say
thlt S. Jacobs (Alia worthy of all attention, and
t at ataletes especially, who are subject to brui4e3
and str 'ins, will testify to is uudoutted effi !aey."
Tile West-EA 'Boa C •Inpaay, Auckland, Ne
Z tland, of which Mr. S. Child is manager, write 3
to the DaVy Herald of that city:—"We have much
pleasure in bearing testimony to the efficacy of St.
Jacobs Oil. Its sue.: --es, has been parienlarly
marked it cases of lame .f.s-4 in our stables. For
man and b as, St. Jacobs Oil is the greatest pain-
cure ever discovered."
t,a.s a t ,stimoninl from one of the oldest drug
hoh.es in Great Uritaie, respecting your househol 1
r.nuedy," say Me-s a. Fianeie Newbery & Sons,
London (established 1 years), "will no doubt b
of inter,:st toy .11, we a. e pl-?ased to make the sta•e-
meat that we ha....e soil, with satisfaction .o tae
public, St. Ja.c_ibs 0 1 for several years, and that
owing to the extraordinary merits of the article, the
demand is continually i.icreasing, aail that we have
neard many favourable reports regarding its great
virtue as a pain-curing remedy."
Tha Tr.) dig Elitor, The Sp-it of the Times,
Ni:w York, Mr. E. C. Walker, titter an exhaustive
interview wi:h leadi g horsemen, stablemen sports-
men, drivers and breeders of horses, states,editori-
ally, th it St. Jacobs Oil will do all that is claimed
for it in the cure of ach :3, pains and suff,ring in
man and beast.
Tile popular veterinary surgeon of New York,
U.S.A., Dr. William A. Soils, D. V. S:, for nine
years in cha-ee of tt..3 Third Avenue Tramcar
ptab!es, curt ii 3 to th curative qualities of St
Loans Oil, a aPeiier to all other remedies for all
ailments of ierses, such as sprains, galls and
rheumatism
Mr. William Pagan, of the Liverpool Harriers,
writes : 'I believe St. Jacobs Oil to be the best
thing ever used for cueng and preventing swellings
aud s irene.is of the cords and muscles after a-.,.vere
exercise. Having used the Oil myself, and knowing
other members of this club who use no other remedy
tiler their exercise an I races, I have no hesitancy
n r,commending it to all athletes."
A. card has been issied by Mr. E. A. Pereira,
Head Inspector of Poet ()Trees, Calcutta, India,
certifying to the instantaneous relief afford I by
St. Jacobs Oil, in the Cambell Hospital, whet c its
use was advised by medical men.
One of the oldest and most extensive dealers in
drugs in G--at Britain, Mr. John Thompson, 58,
Hanover Street, Liverpool, writes: -"It is a great
pleasn-e• to sell a. rem- dy which gives general
satiefacqon, and our people have been convinced
if the fac,, that 61. Jacobs Oil corquers pain
The demand for it in Liverpool an 1 vicinity wa
never so great as at the present, and is daily in
asing."
There is n- w, a remedy which does one thine
thornughly. /t ceriquers Fain. It goes rih t
the sp. t It concentrates its whole plwor to cure
vain. It penetrat ato the root of ti e diseasa. It,
name is St. Jacobs Oil. It is used extt rnaliy. I
is simple Kis safe. It is sure,

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