THE TEESDALE MERCURY—WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1909.

THE OUTRAGE. PARLIAMENT OF LABOUR. THINGS THOUGHTFUL. February Rheumatism. HEROES OF PEACE. "MEYPOIE' TEA g 1/4 E. LABOUR M.P.'s SALARIES. LD METALS MCXJBCSM Find something to do. The power to find FUNERAL OF THE VICTIMS. CARNEGIE AWARDS. of way • purchased for cash.— or make an object is a great part of genius. An Essex Lady, once seriously O H. li. BABNAEL> A: Sow. 144. ljun\j«th Walk. Ixwdon. disabled by this painful disorder, The important announcement was made at th< The victims of the Tottenham outrage were The Trustees of the Carnegie Hero Fund RILLIARD AND BAG/TELLE TABLES. Labour Party's conference at Portsmouth that To cultivate syi.-.pnth'." you must be among is now strong and well; cured by honoured by receiving one of the most re­ have awarded a memorial medal to the rela­ Lanre Stock of New and *-ond-harrd Tables always on the difficulty as to Labour members' salaries band ; a'so wastertibl. JI: ri:.±: 1 and Dinin? Table*. Writ* for living creatures and thinking about them; markable funerals that have ever been wit­ tives of Charles Gotts, of Baxton, North Wal- Dr. Williams' Pink Pills." nessed in London. People travelled from all had been surmounted. A certain large sum Lint.—G Edwards. Kinqsland ltd.. N.K. T-l. : 47SOCentreL and to cultivate admiration yotl must ba sham, who lost his life on the 4th December parts of the metropolis to show their respect will, it was stated, be added to the salary ol among beautiful things and looking at them. last. C\ PAGE BOOK ABOUT HERBS AND for the policeman who was shot dead. Police- the secretary, who will disburse to those con­ \)-± HOW TO CM THEM, port free; s-nd for one. The cold damp days of February usually Gotts, with his brother George and a boy aggravate Rheumatism into painful activity, as Tyler's record, to the time he died cerned. —TRIMNKLL. The Herbalist, lit. Ricbavasd-roat'., Cardiff. named Arnold Spinks, were engaged in sink­ Establish.*! 1S7H. WAS IT YOUT most victims know. One young lady in Essex in the courageous defence of public safety, The difficulty regarding Labour members ing a well, the sides of which collapsed upon thn has most dismal recollections of the month and had been exemfilary. The boy of 10, Richard salaries arose, it will be remembered, through There was somebody who said an unkind trio. Gotts, although in the worst predica­ word which hurt somebody else. Was. it you? this ailment. Twelve months ago she was a John Jocelyn, was the son of a caretaker. e decision of the Law Courts. E RS DIG ESTION martyr to Rheumatism's acute pangs and tor­ Man and boy were honoured together in this Mr. George Bernard Shaw took part in the ment, refused his brother's assistance in order There was somebody who was thoughtless that the boy might first be extricated. This Ie the primarr ram* if most of the ill* which w# ar»» »ub- tures, and during a spell of cold damp February great funeral. debate on the subject of the extra payment ol wrt. WHELPTOM'S VEGETABLE PURJFVIMO and selfish in her manner and mode of living. was successfully accomplished, but before Gotts weather, she had to take to her bed, "feeling From 12 o'clock the general public began Labour members for the autumn session. Thoy I'ILLS arouse the otomarh to action. Headache flics) Was it you? could be got out a further fall of earth oc­ ftway, BiUousnes*. Kidnev ] haulers, and fekin Complaints, There was somebody who never stopped to that I should be," she said, "a cripple for life." to arrive and take up positions on the line of must not, he said, encourage the workers to be­ disappear. The story of the lady referred to, Miss Ella route to Abney Park Cemetery, though the lieve that the expenses of a professional mai curred, killing him instantaneously. think who was hurt ty the sarcastic word. A bronze medal and an allowance of 30s. per Ask for WHELPTO.VS PURIFYING Pit LS. Was it you? Boyce, 14, Newberry-gardens, Meads-lane, procession was not timed to start from the were large when he was working, and that thej month for a period not exceeding twelve months And remember there is SO PILL "JL'ST AS GOOD." There was somebody who, day in and day Seven Kings, is worth the careful perusal of residence of. the Tylers in Arnold-road till fell off when he was on his holidays. He him every sufferer from Rheumatism. 2 o'clock. Large contingents of uniformed self found when his holidays began his ex­ were awarded to Edwin Colcomb, who was in­ j». l.d. of all Cheraiate. out, never did anything to make anybody else jured at GrovenhiJI level crossing, Beverley, Free bj Post, 14 atampa. 4, Crane-courts Fleet-st., Londeq. Relating her experience recently she said.—- and plain-clothes police arrived at every local penses began. They should not pay 3 mar happy. Was it ydu? Yorks, on the 12th October while heroically " For many years wet weather had always a very station in readiness to take their places in merely when he was in Parliament, and then dragging two schoolboys from the front of a depressing influence the procession. Flags were flying at half- when he went to a humble home to give him n< There is a great difference between sitting | on me, my joints mast from most public buildings. remuneration until his Parliamentary work moving train. before the fire thinking about doing good, being stiff with The coffin of the dead constable, covered again commenced. A Labour member should A bronze medal and the sum of £h were and going out in the cold and doing it. strange gnawing with the Union Jack, was carried in a hearse even have extra money during the recess tc granted to Thomas Herkes, a fisherman, of pains; but during a drawn by 6ix horses, and attended by six enable him to go up and down the country Dunbar, who pluckily dired into the Victoria Harbour, Dunbar, at midnight and saved the Some people seem to think that there is no spell of cold damp brother as pall-bearers. To the gaining information so as to be able to meet life of a woman who fell into the water. Herkes liberty in obedience. There is no liberty ex­ weather in February, strains of the Dead March the procession the plutocrat on more equitable terms. has now effected six rescues at Dunbar Dock, cept in loyal obedience—the obedience of the 1907, I was crippled started in the following order:—Mounted The motion put forward by the Paper and holds the Board of Trade medal for gal­ unconstrained affections. Did you never see with the most ex­ police; firing party of the Royal Garrison Stainers' Union pledging the Labour Party tc lantry for saving life at sea, which was a mother kept at home, a kind of prisoner, by cruciating agony. I Artillery; band of the N division of police, Socialism fell through, no representative of the awarded to him in 1S0G. He is a man of 45 her sick child, obeying its every wish and could not bear to to whieh Tyler belonged; hearse; coaches, union being present. years of age. Pavilions Erected Complete, from £20. caprice, passing the night sleepless? Will you stand, or bend my with wreaths; detachment of Royal Garrison The chairman ruled that no other delegate was legs. My knees be­ call the mother a slave? Or is this obedience Artillery; Chief Commissioner Sir Ed Ward competent to act in the absence of the framers came terribly in­ Henry; the District Commissioner and other of slavery? No, it is obedience of the highest of the motion. HARBROWS WORKS, flamed and swollen, chief police officers; the City police, headed SENSIBLE! liberty—the liberty of love. and I had to take to by a band; the Tottenham and Edmonton THE SOCIALIST RESOLUTION. my bed, where I lay fire brigades; contingents of eighty con­ On Friday the closing meetings of the SOUTH BERMONDSEY, LONDON, S.E, The man who says he is too poor to give as helpless as a baby. stables from each Metropolitan division, Conference were held, when a number of im­ will never be rich enough to be other than "A clever doctor numbering 2,000; the police bands of O, A, portant matters were dealt with. Y, H, and K divisions ; representatives of poor in heart. attended me for some The executive committee were authorised If you are looking out for the time, and I took a Tottenham and Edmonton public authori­ to ask the Labour and Socialist organisations If, of all words of tongue and pen great deal of medi­ ties ; plain-clothes police and ex-members of within the British dominions whether they Best Boot Polish ever produced The saddest are "It might have been," cine, but was never the force. Only the relatives were in were in favour of holding an All-British coaches. Sir himself walked JUST TRY More sad are these we daily see: free from pain and Labour Conference in 1910. in the procession. Beside him was Mr. Htr- "It is, but hadn't ought to be!" " Could not bear to stand.'' inflammation. The By 362 votes to 313 the Conference declared bert Samuel, M.P., Under Secretary for attacks continued, and every spell of wet itself for the socialisation of the means of weather started pains that extended down to Home Affairs, representing the Home Secro- production, distribution, and exchange, and It is surely strange that, although everyone my ankles and toes. tery. On the way the hearse, with white the complete emancipation of labour from Wood-Milne plumes, containing the remains of the lad exclaims against the wickedness of the age, "In February, 1908, my tortures were worse the dominion of capitalism and landlordism. yet no sooner does anyone affect peculiar Jocelyn, and three mourning carriages joined The resolution urged that the Government than ever, and I had to take to my bed, con­ and led the main procession. piety than he becomes the subject of uni­ vinced that I should be a cripple for life through should take the necessary steps to secure the versal and vehement reprobation. What is Shoeshine. Rheumatism. My joints were locked and in­ Owing to the concourse of people lining nationalisation of the land, railways, and the reason? I think it must be this. The. flamed, and I was just a helpless 1111133 of puffed mines, and asked the Labour members to world is a world of mediocrity; and therefore the route the impressive procession made flesh. I could not move, but had to be carried slow progress. It was an hour late at the frame a Bill to secure this end. You get the usual it does not really pardon anything which tenderly and carefully to and from my bed. My appears either below or above the standard cemetery. The simple service in the ceme­ flesh became chalk-like in colour, with dark tery chapel was conducted by the chap­ CHILDREN OF THE STATS. 4tld. size tin for 3(1. level. It is not a very bad world; therefore it patches where the pains were worst; my eyes Miss Margaret Macmillan moved a resolu­ dislikes what it conceives to be very bad. It lain, the Rev. A. L. Palmer, who gave a w^-e sunken and deep furrows narked my brief address. The committal service was tion urging, among other things, the com­ is not a very good world; wiierefore it does cheeks and forehead, so that my appearance dis­ pulsory administration of the Act for the feed­ not approve "what pretends to be very good. deeply impressive. Many of the dead man's tressed everyone. My blood was cold and watery, comrades broke down as they filed past bare­ ing of necessitous school children, and pro­ Neither is it in all respects a very wise world ; and as I was too waak to feed myself, mother vision for medical treatment; and demanding and now and then its ideas about these two headed. gave me liquids from a spoon. "Jacob," the desperado who succeeded in the abolition of the half-time system, the Given away extremes are rather wrong. But the world raising of the school age to 16, and the State has, in the main, a right instinct as to what "Another doctor attended me, but I derived committing suicide, was buried in Waltham- Footballs Weekly. no benefit. Then mother suggested that I stow Cemetery the same evening. The hour maintenance of school children. is best for the preservation of its own com­ For the SIX BE5T STORIES or fort. should try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. A short had been kept secret, and only a few people The first part of the resolution was carried JOKES written on Postcards ; course reduced my pains wonderfully. I eou- were present. The body was enclosed in a unanimously. received by us each week. '• tinued taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and the plain elm shell, which bore a silver plate, in­ Mr. Shackleton, M.P., opposed the aboli­ >ou . s* one ? Ir you don't »-n « rctoUtoil, HOUSE AND HOME. • improvement progressed until I was cured. The scribed : "Jacob; died January 23rd; age tion of the half-time system, not because he V-»U Will at .•' < CltC a in- at pills relieved the inflammation and swelling in personally objected, but because the textile MASON'S COFFEE ESSENCE. A house is built of bricks and stones, of sills about 30." As it was lowered into the grave Mr. Mimble (to applicant for situation): lew* : Stwma. a MAMjK. KurrthoMAM. my flesh; my veins glowed with rich, new blood, and posts and pier3; the Rev. Robert Eastly, Baptist minister at workers were six or seven to one against it. " I wants a chap with some presence of and my appetite was soon quite keen, while my But a home is built of loving deeds that , who had been prevailed upon Mr. Bernard Shaw and other speakers mind. Now, s'posin' a tiger got out, what R. YORK'S PILLS for CUBE of FILES —Send 1/U food nourished me. Then every trace of Rheu­ to officiate, uttered a few words. favoured the abolition, which wa3 agreed to steps would von take?" to Dr. York Co.. Lonjrton. Staffs. stand a thousand years. matism left me, and I have not felt any syiup- D by the "card " vote by 724 to 309. " Whv. GOOD LONG 'CNS, of course! " A house, though but a humble cot, within its | toms since." ADY Knit* Lovely Gentlemen's SILKIE TIES, any wans may hold The motion for the State maintenance of colour. 3 ior 1 -2.—Sh'-rlock. Almondshurr, Olos. This is the time of year when the Blood needs ' MILK-EAU!" children was defeated by 712 to 248. L A home of priceless beauty, rich in Love's DrUTJfB OLD VIOLIN and lot of MXSIC for Sale.- eternal gold. to be fortified against disease. Sufferers from " SIMPLY MURDERERS." | Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Bronchitis, OTHER RESOLUTIONS. G Sherlook, Almrmdsburr. Olo* No cards. The men on earth build houses—halls and Neuralgia, and after-effects of Chills and In­ A resolution urging the necessity of a mea­ The Rev. R. J. Campbell, speaking at the City chambers, roofs and domes— fluenza must make their Blood Rich and Red as sure making the insurance of workmen a Temple on the administration of the Congo, said But the women of the earth—God knows !— nature requires it; so it is by direct action on charge upon the Exchequer was defeated. that under the old regime the reduction of the NYTO KILLS NITS the women build the homes. the Blood that Dr. William's' Pink Pills are A resolution was passed demanding the re­ population in the Congo had been enormous, '' NYTO " SHAMPOO POWDER destroys all vermin on dailv achieving their wonderful successes. duction of the age limit for old-age pen­ and King Leopold and his emissaries v.ere simply the bead. Far better than Lotions or Ointments. 2cU Obtainable of dealers, or direct from Dr. sions to 60, and urging that physical incapa­ murderers on a large scale. And all this was per packet. If your Chemist does not keep It insist on Veracity to sentiment, truth to your own bis getting it for you. or send 3d. to NYTO Co., Williams' Medicine Company. 46, Holborn city should also entitle workmen to the bene­ heart ami your friends, never to feign or still going on. The termination of King Leo­ a, Patterson Road. Nottingham. Viaduct. London, post free 2s. 9d. for one box, fit. A resolution which set forth that a re- falsify emotion—that is the truth which pold's autocratic rule had not, however, meant or 13s. 9d. for six boxes. Substitutes do not cognised minimum wage in all industries mak'.'s love possible and mankind happy. the restitution of the land to the natives or the cure; that is why you must insist at shops on was essential to the welfare of the nation right for them to benefit from their own labour. having the genuine pills, whieh bear the full was defeated. A resoluton favouring secular It was not King Leooold wifh whom they had DELICIOUS COFFEE. Be :iit discouraged at broken and spilled name, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. education was carried by an enormous now to deal, but the Belgian Government. Say nothing else will do. resolutions, but ti> it, and to it, again ! An majority. They did not want a European war. and must hour of solitude passed in conflict with and not seek tho danger of forcible intervention, but conquest over a single passion or bosom sin if the Belgian administration could not be re­ will teach us more of thought than a year's MISS CHARLESWOllTH S DEBTS. PECULIAR AMERICAN PLANT formed then let it be expelled. 0UKB3 COUGHS AND CHEST TROUBLES. •tody. The affairs of Miss Violet Charlesworth, the heroine of the Welsh motor-car "mystery," have The extraordinary healing properties of a "If we sit down at set of sun WORKHOUSE AS JAM FACTORY. been discussed at a private meeting of her credi­ little-known American plant used in the com­ WHITE And count the things that we have done, tors, with their legal representatives. position of Veno's Lightning Cough Cure, ara And. counting, find The meeting was declared to be strictly pri­ When the amalgamation of the Hartismere testified to by the well-known analyst, W. Las- and Hoxne Union took place, the Hoxne Guar­ One self-fhag act, one word vate, but it is stated that the liabilities are celles-Seott, F.S.Sc. (Lond.), who says: That eased the heart of him who heard, about £13,000, and the assets about £7,000. Miss dians were saddled with a derelict workhouse, &BLUE "Veno's Lightning Cough Cure appears to situated at Stradbroke, in the heart of Suffolk. One glance most kind Charlesworth. the creditors were informed, had The Farmer: When ye've finished carry- owe its remarkable effectiveness, according to That fell like Sunshine when it went. secured a contract to appear on the stage in in' water, Jarge ve can start milkin' the Now, to the relief of the board, the burden For Breakfast & after Dinner. my analytical results, mainly to the joint action has been removed. Numbers of Lincolnshire Then we may count that day well spent." London at a salary of £200 a week, and it was cows." of certain salines and the fluid extract of a hoped other engagements would follow. The New Hand: "I can't milk cows, fruit-irowers have settled in the neighbourhood, sir. peculiar and little - known American plant. and the pauper wards-have been purchased for Do the work that's nearest, A considerable part of the liabilities was on The Farmer: "But you told me you THE DISASTROUS EARTHQUAKE. With this latter, however, I happen to be ac­ use as a jam factory. SEE KAPHAiLS ALMANACK, Page 69. Though it's dull at whiles, account of stock a:id share transactions, and worked at a Loudon dairy farm." quainted, and I regard the combination refer­ OU will nutice that the prediction c.tnmeuctd on Decem­ Helping when we meet them £3,000 were on account of money lent. Other The New Hand: "So I did, sir; but all I It is not the only workhouse that lias been red to as a novel and ingenious one. abandoned in the locality. That at Kcnninghall Y ber 22nd, ]:v- ; the Mu»ir.a Earthquake took place Lame dogs over stiles. items were claims by motor firms and by hotel 'ad to do there was to pump! " Veno's Lightning Cough Cure can be got for within six daj-a after thia date, and waa within six degrees of proprietors. was bought cheaply by a local agriculturist, who the locality predicted. To be had of all booksellers, or post 9Jd., Is. ljd.. and 2s. 9d., at all chemists. afterwards sold it at a handsome profit' to the free 7d. - KAI'll AKLS PUBLICATIONS, 13c, CASTLB If you would pass a comfortable old age, THE ALUMINIUM AGE. Government for use as an inebriates' home. MEADOW, NOIUVICH. take an interest in, and keep in touch with, the world and its progress, is the advie: TRAMCAR v. MOTOR CAR. MAKE YOUR M ! of a "The Mysteries of Metals" was the subject MR. HALDANE AND "SLACKERS." A JUST VERDICT. wiseaere. Many things you cannot hope to of a lecture delivered by Professor Arnold, of understand : few do; but you will never find An inquest was held at Lambeth ou Robert I Sheffield University, before the Royal Institute Mr. Haldane, Secretary for War, distributed vour.-eif without companionship. It is only a Lovell. a motor fitter, who was killed while ; of great Britain in London. Speaking on facts the prizes to the 6th Battalion emus interest that makes life interesting. riding in a motor-car when a collision occurred. I within his own knowledge the Professor fore­ Rifles, and made a speech, in which he re­ POULTRY PAY The car in which deceased was titling was in tow of another one, and they were crossing the shadowed marvellous developments in the. steel marked that great employers of labour were Save half your Food Bill. Rear ALL Here in the tumult and roar, line into the garage. The first motor got clear and iron industries. coming forward admirably and were showing a your chicks by using FOX'S "FAT­ Siu.w what it is to be calm ; of the line, but before the hist could get clear He said he was strongly of opinion that in a great grasp of the real meaning of the new Terri­ TENING COMPOUNDS." Table Birds Show how the spirit CM soar it was struck by the electric car. very short time the best high-speed steel would torial Army scheme. mature in half the time at half the And briaa back its lu-ulinu and balm. Several pas-scngers on the electric car declared be a back number. It wa.s probable that a Dealing with the "slacker," who simply cost. A discovery of great economy. that it was going at a very moderate pace, but year hence there would be on the market British amused himself and did nothing for his country, Old methods must go by the board. several pedestrians said it was going very- steel with a quadruple cutting power of any now the right lion, gentleman said if a time of need It strengthens and develops newly, SETTING THE WORLD STRAIGHT. fast. known to metallurgy. came that sort of man would be shown what hatched chicks. It is soluble and easily 11 is easieS to find fault with the world as The jurv returned a verdict of "Accidental In a short time the coal and iron supplies of the country thought of him. If war were to digested, and generates warmth. it is than to set the world straight. And death." " the world would be exhausted. The age which break out, it was not improbable that an Act doubtless many of our criticisms would be would succeed the iron age would, in his of Parliament would be passed compelling him well founded But finding fault with the to do duty in some inconvenient or unpleasant RESULTS WILL ASTONISH YOU! SEND FOIL A FREE BOX opinion, be the aluminium age, since the crust world as it is is not our special duty, while of the earth contained an average of 15 per ceut. part of the country where he would not have the Send TO-DAY for lib. sample Irving to bring the world id where it ought OF THE FAMOUS KEM-:nY FOR alumina. prominence or the esteem which belong to a tin. Post paid, 15 penny stamps. to be ,-s our plain duty Whe.t arc we doing to NERVES, STOMACH AND KIDNEYS. man who had trained himself as a volunteer sol­ set the i.tuld straight? That is a more prac­ dier, giving up his time and leisure to perfect PAMPHLET FREE v>N APPLICATION. himself in the military art. tical question for us to'consider than just Are you suffering from loss of flesh, nervous OFFICER'S TRAGIC DEATH, whete the world seems to us oil' from the true prostration, anamia, indigestion, wrecked line. Dickens says on this |M>int: "Possibly nerves, stomach end kidney troubles, or any FOX BROS. & CO., Captain George Courtenay Cooper-King, who we might even improve the world a little if form of nerve or bodily weakness: if so, a trial ACTORS AND CHARITY. BIRO FOOD SPECIAl.li.T3, o f Kr died in Barnet Cottage Hospital, was found we got sip early in the inoruin and took off J Cassell's Tablets, the speediest and most 26, Ludgrate Hill, London, E.O. effective cure, is yours for the asking. Recom­ lying on the railway between Totteridge and our coats to the work." t'ertainlv, if we gave I Barnet, close to the place where a bridge spans It was stated at the annual meeting of the our best and full strength all day long to mended by distinguished people all over the Actors' Benevolent Fund that the committee had WHY SUFFER FROM RHEUMATISMT country. Dr. Ramsay Coiles, J.P., L'L.D., 4IS, the line. Both of his legs were severed. He setfing the world straight we should not 1M) I had also sustained a nasty blow on the head. assisted 1,983 cases, and voted in relief the sum END pennv xtamp for details of our ceit.-iin eure. Adriol so likely to sit tip far into the night com- | Princes-square, Be.yswater, writes: "A safe and free. Hundreds cured. — THE litdl'E CO., 18, The train by which he is supposed to have of £4.857 9s. 7d. S plaining that the- world is so far out of the reliable remedy for nerve and bodily weakness." The chairman (Mr. Geo. Alexander) stated that CANNON STUliliT. MANCHESTER. Major-Gen. Sir John Campbell, C.B., 4, Park- been knocked down was due at Barnet about WHY. 2 p.m. The driver and fireman state that they though the general public must realise that the RINTFU Of), arsetfeal all iaMRassMS. Including- DCWS. loaf place, London, says "remarkably effective." profession did a great deal for the cause of exi»er..ii e-tinisli-t.. 1:- 11k- ii- 1^ ... -tin,-', (.'esersl minute. noticed on one on the line, but two plate­ Pineir.. -ri v* .-,.*:iiou. D seafe-atfe.:.—Courier. •* HazeWlene " Hyks. Lady Briggs, 5, Charles-street, London, says charity the public did not do much in re­ bam. I,;i..-,iln The high that proved too high, the heroic for "most efficacious." Madame Clara Noveflo layers who were working in the vicinity say earth too hard, they saw the deceased walking down the cut­ turn. He suggested that actors and actresses Davies, 143, Sutherland-avenue, London, writes should be very careful, before giving their ser­ " Hullo, Jawge! Did yer try that cigar I OBACCOS! CIGAKS! CIGARETTES I The passion that left, the ground to lose itself ting. Kvery known Briiel it Manufacturer^ uwi I. ml Pr ess. "safe, pleasant ami effective for nerve and vices for charity, to ascertain that the profit gave yer? " T Kndlm variety of Tolisecontsts' Ksacy *;.KVI» i>Bd Shop in :he sky. ! digestive troubles." Dr. Forshaw, Ph.D., Captain Cooper-King was 39 and unmarried. Fitting*. The tra.le onlr supt'lii-'t opening- order, a should go into the channel for which the artist " I did, 'Enry; and, wot's more, I found it 8i>eclsiitr. s^-i.l for ITee f.ist t" sar of our Branches, or to Are music sent up to God by the lover and He had recently come home on leave from j D.Sc, Baltimore House, Bradford, writes "a was giving his or her services. On one occasion guilty ! (Ugh !) " SISOLI'.TOX a: GILE, LTO., Cannon Street, D.rminyham. the i>artl: Sierra Leone, and was shortly to go out again i remarkably potential remedy." when he lent his theatre the receipts were con­ Etifi igh :hat he heard it once, wc shall hear to rejoin the West African Regiment, to which I Send 2d. in stamps for packing, etc., to Dr. siderably over £400, but the charity only re­ On the door of a house at Rhydyra«yn, Flint­ it by-and-bye. ho was attached. Captain Cooper-King had Mr. Thomas Wilkinson, the octogenarian j Cassell's Co., Ltd., King - street West, Man­ ceived a little over £90, and the gentleman who shire, being forced, the occupant, Edward seen service with the Manchester Regiment in magistrate of Bolton, who recently presented chester, and a sample box will be sent. Large managed the performance received £50. Chambers, who lired there by himself, was ' sizes at all chemists at 10Jd., Is. lid., and ' South Africa during the Boer war. He was his mansion, White Hill, Sharpies, "to the town found dead in bed with his black retriever dog There is wonderful wisdom in those words as a sanatorium for Bolton consumptives and of Carlyle: " In all thy perplexities, do thou 2s. 9d. mentioned in dispatches, and wa.s awarded the keeping guard over him. D.S.O. endowed it with .£45,000, has increased the thyself but hold thy tongue for one day; on ' C0ACULINE,' ' KLINX,' ' TENASITSNE.' endowment to j£50,000. The Director of Public Prosecutions has inti­ the morrow how much clearer are thy pur­ mated that he will take up the prosecution of GAMBLING SERVANT GIRLS. Cements for broken articles. For their heroic rescue of the crew of the poses and duties, and how much rubbish those William Hall Verrinder, ex-secretary of the) Norwegian vessel Pilau the chief officer and two mute workmen, silence and concealment, ASSIZES ABANDONED. More than 1,100 skulls, many of which are cen­ Penge Building Society, when he comes up for Addressing the grand jury at Countv Wicklow members of the crew of the Channel steamer Bwep' av.ay." turies old, have been arranged on shelves in the trial at the Maidstone Assizes. Quarter Sessions Judge Barry referred to the Dover were presented at Dover with silver An important judicial reform, which will save crypt of Hythe Parish Church, and may bo mania for gambling among servant-girls. inspected by the public. medals and vellum certificates signed by King Mrs. Agnes Wilson Fraser, of Leith, Scotland, The perfection of grit is the power of say- The perpetual card-playing in the homes of jurors great expense of time and money, lias Haakon of Norway. Captain Morrison received lias been awarded £1,200 damages against the ing "No" with emphasis that cannot be mis- the better class, the rushing of mistresses in a been inaugurated by Mr. Justice Darling. He Mr. Justice Darling found that he had a couple a silver goblet. Canadian Grand Trunk Railway Company for taken. state of feverish excitement from one brid has abandoned the Rutland Assizes, which were of days to spare from his duties on circuit. He the death of her husband in May, 1906. 1 to have 8 ' LIHSEEO COMPOUND' for Coughs and Colds. partv to another, must have a demoralising effect . "J? ?". . Oakham, as there are no immediately rushed back to London and heard a Of proven efficacy. 9^d. & 1/li. Of Chemists only. on the domestics, who, when onee the gambling : pr^oiiers to-be tried case in the law courts. ACT NATURALLY. Hltl ert the l fever was ou them, would be lured to their ruin ' , ? f P'"eedure has been for the judge "I cannot hear you; ladies are getting into Southwark has appealed successfully against the It often requires courage to be natural—a of assize to proceed to the town with the usual refusal of an auditor to sanction payment out of FRANCO-BRITISH AWARDS. higher form of courage than that which the habit nowadays of not speaking out," ex­ ...... ! ceremony, sit in court with the jurors who had claimed Judge Emden at Lambeth County the rates for an address to the mayor, for carriages ?~ COCOAS inarches behind the safe end of a gun. Moral • LINCOMPOUND' with warm water is an i been summoned from all parts of the county, for the mayor's attendance at services, and for courage which is not dependent on appear­ Court. Fry A AND CHOCOLATES excellent gargle for sore throat. an

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