Denton Examiner, Audenshaw, Hooley Hill and Dukinfield Advertiser. — 1876-12-16 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

THE MA.NCIIESTER MURDERERS.  • William Hebron, who was sentenced to death at the recent assizes by Mr. Justice Lindley for the murder of Policetconstsble Cock, at Whalley Range on the 2nd of Auvust last, attended divine seliice on Sunday at the Roman Catholic chapel in the Hundred Gaol. Since his condemnation Hebron has paid close attention to the exhortations ot the Rey. it. Corbishley, the Roman Catholic chaplain at the gaol. He manifested a thoroughly devotional spirit at the am vice on Sunday. Up to the present time he has not been visited by any of his friends He is aware that a petition ta the Home Secretary praying for a commutation of the capital sentence is is course of signiture, and he is very sanguine that the prayer will be granted. He still declares his innocence of the crime of which he has been found guilty. With regard to William Flanagan, who was eentenced to death by Mr. Juatioe Lopes for murdering a womsn in Clarsudou.strset. Hulate, there is nothiT,s new to state. He continues in a sullen state of mind, and still refuses to receive the miniitrations of the chaplain. Both men are in tolerably good health, and take their foot heartily. The doable execution, it is expected will take place on the 18th inst.  Errs's Cocos.—,IIIASEPVL AOO Couroartan--"By a thereueh keowh.lue of the natural laws which govern the op...aims of digestion anti nutrition, and by a careful ap p. onion of th due properties of wellslectrd cocoa, Mr . Cope has procht t our breakfast tables with a delicately tic aced beverage which may save ns many heavy doctors Inns, *sw by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitotion may be gradually built up until strong onenth to resist every tendencty to disease. Hundreds of subtle tontathes are Hosting around us ready to attack wherever thee is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping car selves well fortoied wlth peso blood end a properly nourished frame."—C4M Service Gaecite.  -- ----- HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PlLLS.—Health's Defences.—None save the strongest can wiik impunity pass through the suild‘m transitions from wet to dry, from cold to muggy weather always prevalent during the late autumn, and early winter months. Influenza, bronchitis, cough, core throat, , diphtheria, or quiesey will attack those most watchful of their he.tlth ; hut they can readily freest any of these complaints by rubbing Holloway's Ointment twice a day upon the skin adjacent to the affected part and by assisting its corrective action with appropriate doses hi his Pills. This well-known, safe, and easy mrde of treatment efficiently protects the invalid both from present and !Ogre danger without weakening or even depressing the system in the slightest degree. ISAAC PITMAN, of Bath, the inventor of Phonography, born at Trowbridge, Wilts (of which place the poet Crabbe was formerly rector), on the 4th of January 1815, was the third of a series of eleven very remarkable sisters and brothers. In early life a clerk, then a school- ' master, having first learned Taylor's shorthand, he set himself to popularise it, then to improve it, and next to invent and give to the world a more perfect system of his own. In this work be has steadily persevered for years with an energy and industry which is seldom paralleled His habits are spoken of as 0 regular and al most ascetic." He retires and rises early, summer and winter alike. He seldom leaves his I work, visits, or sees company. He still sittint his desk without spectacles, can read the smallest type, and writes with as steady baud at I sixty as at thirty. Ho has been a Vegetarian for upwards of thirty-four years.