During the storm of thund...
The Times, 1824-09-04T00:00:00

During the storm of thutnder and lightning on Monday sait (30th al)., a respectable farmer, named Richard Fox, whiie as.irting some reapers in cutting dewn a field of' corn, at ('alIery, within four miles of Bray, in the parish of Powerscoart, vsas killed by the lightning. It entcred through the crown of his hat, leaving a hooc as if a musket-ball had passed through it, and then passed dowi his left side, leaving a brown mark all the vay. A dog that stood near him at the tine was also killed; and a boy in the next 6eld was struck by the hghtning, at the same moment, and deprived of the use or' both his legs-Dubtin Freeman's Jour?wi. LAdvertisement.1-The results of a scarching sun in travelling are frequently subversive of female comfort atid attraction, bv gene ratingz a tanned skin, parched lips, and anL unplcatanr heat and roughness, and signalizing a prominent feature of an otherwise beatutiful countenance w ith unseemly redness. To succeasfswlv op. pose these innovntions, the ladies have a powerful friend in the re_ cently discovcred cosmetic, P'0OWrLAiD'S KALYDOP., which pre- cludes all disorders in disfiguriLg beauty, renduring the skin delight. fully cool and pleaant. To gentlemen, Rowland's Yatydor will be found an infallible specilic in allaying the smartingirritability of tie face, and will render shaving, lheretofore a painful, now a pleasurble operation. That the Kalydor elicits these telictous retsults, one triaI will suffice to prove, and satisfactorily establish its reputation. Pr- pared and sold,w holesale and retail, by the proprietors, Rowland asd Son, 20, Hatton-garden, London, ard by every respectable perfumer and medicine-vendler in town and country. price 4s. td. and 8s. per bottle, duty included. I Advertisement.L.-The variablepess of the climate is said to pro- d uce, in a great measure, the frequent cases of baldness or thin hair so mucn observed on by foreigners in this country. As nothing is miore essential to beauty than a good head of bair, those who are at all likely to lose this enibellishtment are requested to try the O3. N.tTIDE BEAl'S GREASE, rhich is obtained ron) the animal pro. per7 y fatted, as it retains the xmoisture mnuch longer than any other oil or grease, and protects it from the dampness of the atmosphere, or the perspiration in warm weasher. For the above article, RaPYI to Ross and SoNs, 119, Bishopsgate.street, who have constirnty sold it pure and unadulterated for the last 30 years. [Advertisernent.-..ATxsI2SON'S OLD BROWNr WISsOR SOAP.-Thlis somp is entirely free from those qualities so objection- able ir common alkaline soaps: it neither irritates nor makes the skin lookl red, but, on the contrary, where the skin has been injured by using common new soap, or trorn any other cause, it gratlually corrects every iimperfection, and makes it soft, white, and even. For the nursery, or to those whose skin is delicate, or for any purt pose requiring a mlild soap, It cannot be surpassed. It is very highll pertumed, asgj being very old, lasts twice as long as new soap, Sol by Jtsmt.s Atkinson, 44, Gerrard.street, Soho-square and trmost perfumers; but none i6 genuine without the proprictor's t;ignsttuie on the label; price 2s. adv a pound, or a dezen pounds 24s.