The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-10 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PATENT MEDICINE.

DR. JOHN RUSSELL, Registered M.P., P.C., and
Graduate of the University of Edinburgh, original
co-patentee of that celebrated Remedy, GREY AND Co's q
Specific, beg, s to introduce and recommend to the patronage ,
of the British Parliament and-Public, his wonderful,'
universal, and infallible Medicine, the new ‘' - "11
PURIFYING REFORM PILL,'
the discovery, and composition of which have been the, 7
fruit of more than forty years' experience. The virtues
of this excellent preparation are tonic, stimulant, deob-
struent, and slightly emunctory, constituting, in their
totality, , .1.;„
A MILD CONSTITUTIONAL ALTERATIVE,
calOulated to repair and invigorate, whilst it exonerates,, ,
without depressing, the system. The ingredients of this
invaluable panacea have been carefully selected froth the
safest, most certain, and oldest established -articles at. r
the Materia Medleys, exclusive of all fanciful new.. •
fangled introductions of the Modern School. Its
remedial operation is gentle and insensible; unattended
by those violent convulsions, and dreadful shocks of the
constitution which would be the inevitable effect of the
ex,trerme and desperate measures recommended by sorue
imprudent or inexperienced Practitioners. Effectual as
agreeable in its action,, this Pill must not be considered
inert, as it has been untruly represented to be by ignorant
or interested Parties. The freedom of of its agency
from the leant possible inconvenience, results from the
innocuou,s nature of its components ; in consequence' of
which its use involves no confinement, or change of diet!
and regimen. DR. RUSSELL earnestly cautions all NOP,
value their health, not to allow themselves to be deluded ,
the artifices of those Unprincipled Quacks and Pretenders,4
over the way, who insert their puffing advertis.m.ents ant,
paragraphs in certain papers subservient to their bass'
designs and whose Nostrums, if the Public. could be duped
into taking those pernicious compounds, would undertruna,.
and destroythatConstitutionp which, they are imputdently,
and insidiously represented as Conservative; an epitheVil
which is exclusively applicable to the New Purifying
Reform PRI, discovered and composed by Dn. Joior
RUSSELL.

Observe the Label marked PALMEBSTON, RUSSELL,
AND CO, ; and also the Ciovernment Stamp, to counter-
feit which is foolery. Dna. P. R. & Co. may be con-
sulted as heretofore, at Downing-street, on the usual
Terms.—Puno.k.

NEWSPAFER AND Boot POST.—In 1858, 71,000, ,At
newspapers were delivered in the United Kingdom, and' '
7,250,000 book packets passed through the post.
TERRIB.LE CATASTROPHE.—FORTY-NINE CRI.LbRIX" 11
DROWNED.—From the Quincy Herald (America) we„,4
learn that a most terrible calamity, rivalling that of the
Pemberton mills, has occurred, near the town of Etatvlitie-114'3
Illinois, on the Illinois river, and about twenty-flve,ittilekft of
above Alton. Fifty school children, lit attendance at a i
university at that place, went Wit iipon the ice to pltaxic)cial
The ice gave way, and„ with one exception, all were lost 97sThe informant was unable to giye further particulars. ei
• but he I;OPToo4ta`that the village was;a scene of univeraiik
! mourning, almost every family jut 4 h,a,y4kg lost one oritijua
more of its members.
ao" :1 T.,'
IMPORTANT TA IRE USERS OF STMA24 POWER.— x
his last report to the Associations for the Prevention of
.5.0
Steam Boiler Explosions, Mr. Harman, chief inspector 1:,,:.!
remarks ; It will be seen that there are a large finnibet' .
of boilers in work without gauges, back preasure valve§
or Mow-off cocki. Having frequently e4rawn ttentiarl.., ,
to the necessity of providing every hoilex. with the
add
sary appliance fur insuring safety, ; can only add tc_l
fornier statements by assertingthnt 4 4,„ Wit wady
boilers of any clescrip,tion in the
safe working ef'°.",.
dition that are wanting in the fitments. alluded to. i
take the same view of all furnaces " out of shape," arising
from whatever cause. Any divergence from, the trub
.00,,
circular form must entail weakness, All oval :
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or flues should be stiffened or stayed in
_cYfirh.„,,‘'g 'cull
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least resistance, or removed altogether. -±Za'd, „on
I am aware flues that have beconie- Cta*,Tviorlr,ed for,
have "come down," as it is calleo, uiltilent Gemming, %au
some considerable time withont Y
~ allsuCh an example, or juo .
yet no sane pewit]: 0414 IRll:rosv'us a practice •„Ind, as
~,_ .
hazard a Opetition of se dkangin the condition I have - " 4
there are boilers at woren_wed opportunity of pro- •
thian e
described, I take unsafe state.
nouncing all such in airows.—A few days saw, when the • i
A STRANGE e
ti.iw. •AD London and North,,Western Railway
workmen of
a„ning, Wertl Storting tg unload 4 lug.:
to their aatonisnment beneath
gage wa9n
at
Compaq, the found
gg,n, al4 about twelve years of age, fast aslee
the tarpamif om thelad's statement that htoped
eared r he was emp
It apP twenty miles
farm some y beyond Shrewsbury He
°n a been driving two hadhorses at a plough •
and O.
employer wished him to have a third. Thi4,,
he was incapable of doing, and his nla§tfl, seat tiN.,••.-
home. His father heard his §tory, and 'he was '''''''
told that he could no t b ‘:
,le Supported .at home, and 'IPXfr
therefore h(A must go l' - livelihood c •
. , ,
~ , and seek' a elseivnere-A :yr.o.d
Driven frem hp,ine, perhaps the In • ' '‘
1
ost exciting lace 0,11 d resort in the locality was the railway dot' ' Herb 91'2—
vA, he soon sought the 4) -
111patIly of a gitarasman, who gore , 3 'l' A
him a ride in his van as r. as fa 'Shrewsbury.' Whetherl.,
it was with the yield of seeking shelter and obtaining ,--111Q9
a night's rest, or desirous of being conveyed further. ,_,,,ilig
from home, and the scene of his troubles, is not stated,
but he secreted himself among. some bales of wool -
-11 to
covered by a tarpaulin, and in this position he WA.% 1 o.ti-ip
found the following morning fast asleep in the centre of
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our busy town. He was, however, kindly treated by "'"
the railway officials, who gave him a suit of clothes in ,!1w
lieu of his long smock, and he was afterwards taken ,
..r.
into the employ, where he now devotes himself in his j'
new sphere of action with °Teat diligence. 911. t

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MARCH 10, 1830. _ • -