The Staffordshire and Potteries Examiner. — 1880-11-13 (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England)

CURE. fterwarde to be coneidered as criminals, but aro now more than 40 years since the Queen was called Ma to deal with masses of the population had sumo according to accommenation. THE RAPID CURE of Consumptive, Bronehial, 'reated as pauper lunatics. Pursuant to its to the throne, and during that tim country, now e this had kledge of the way in which sa thounds were Intermediate 9 Guineas. Asthmatic, and Winter Coughs and Colds, Stuffing at ns, 99 lunatics, 25 of whom were females, made a progre. which was unparalleled in the his- living, and it wag the knowledge oi the condition in „fleetrtec.,n7B.%tlM YueA, Vv.fflr'.. ,tptiitlP ..h, 2 Chest, Hoa and l rseness, LoSee e.s ss of Voice, and every dieorder of 'ring the year in question to be considered tory of any other country of the world. (Cheers.)— which so many of our fellow countrymen are living tined b- the Company', stenerde. IntesmTel'ers 'forwarded to the throat ungs. Ttimonials. ls. In thirteen years the provisions of the The tea et was drunk With great enthusiesm.—The which led those who originated this movemeet—iis , ortland. Quebec, or Baltimore,- at reduced rat.. Cares Nineteen out of Twenty. )plied to 1,911 eases, viz., 1,408 males Lord Chancellor, in responding to the toast of his an expression of sympathy with them—to establish Tahese isteemerser;ilWggiomnok,_anrdo Stewardesses free intaßeatless IL; ltd., 2s. 9,1 ~and 4s. Gd. A great saving aounge-mreeeZeosoin' deck, and 13a.th-roorasTel'owianalso Illnalel. Sole Miirgnufaelit rest:: STEPHEN WAND, Chemist, IS, ales. The number of criminal lunatics health, said it was the paramount duty of Govern- meetings in these baths. This movement wag coning the year was less by 12 than the meat to maintain the authority of the law—(cheers)— ducted upon the good old principles of Christianity. Pastengers are recommended to obtain their Tickets from Haymarket, Leicester. receding year and of the total number with firmnees, steadiness, and without hesitation, They did not seek. to win persons to any particular our Agents before lens-big hotne. Wholesale :P. HARRIS and Co., Birmingham. '. males and 200 females. No fewer against all attempts and combinations whatsoever of sect, or to agg,randise any denominetion, but they e.rvoi. frzithet at pr a e;..mplit to Onion and Co , 11, and 5 Retail of all Medicine Ve'ndon. 'of the males and 41.3 per cent, of any men who sought to introduce disorder, and to wished to speak to theme! Ilim wh,,,,, ore outs they. "" Waterloo plea, London; Or leeit elai 'Scott' 'andCo., SAMUEL HOPLEY, ender detention for murder; 20.6 teach them that we iffi the• law existed it was to be professed to be, and to interest thems,.:yes, not in th..: thmeesiewn ; end fer paseage ,ely ee, Agee, le and 16 per cent. of the females obeyed.—lr. Gladstone in responding to the toast religious condition only, but in the . -iced condition It' mmen, High-street, S.toke; W. Z. Copeland, 41, Navigatire,r, and. 64,4eNzzsede-I.reel,rotrizlemt; Clidt eendllulson, I er, stabbing, &n, and man- of '• Her 31 vet) Ministers " said the recess had a the people ; and therefore very materially the mr- , FUNERAL UNDERTAKER & CAB PROP RIETOR r cent. of the males, and 21.1:4 come to them attended with great anxiety. He vices in that building took very much the form of ' Silverdale ; Edwin Middlebrook, 9, CordWll-street, -Leek : ‘y and petty theft. The total should not do justice to the occasion if he did not promoting the Canso of temperance. Wear hear.) t. Suauagan, Bratlowl-streri, 11..1ey, Smith and Greenwood, e