Widnes Examiner. — 1898-10-14 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

MOST GRAPHIC STORY TAKES FROM REAL LIFE. The unwrit en romances cf life are more wonderful and far more interesting than the most vivid works of fiction. The one we are about to relate occurrei in. real life, and is t oth interesting and instructive. Mrs. S. Williams, of Heighten, Newhaven, appeared to be suffering from a severe cold, which s-emed to be better in two or three days,little thinking wl at dangere were hidden behind. But we will eive her hueband'S own words : "Nearly two years ago my wife was taken very 11, with rhat appeared to he a vera severe cold, and after . two or three days the cold seemed t) be better, but the use of her right arm was gone. A doctlr Wes called in and ahe was ordered to bed, and the doctcr said it was an attack of acute rheumatiso. and he prescribed accordingly, but instead of gettieg better, she kept getting worse, and another doctor Wile partner) called, acd he gave the same opinion. A thir.d doctor, an assistant, called, and he said it was /them:eat° fever, and he altered the medicine. She got slight]," better, and was, after eight weeks in bed, able to get UP with assistance, but unable to walk or move. In two or three days' time she was as bed as ever again, in WC' worse, being weaker. The doctor said she mu.,t expect this, perhaps two or three times. She rallied egain,:creii to have a second relapse, and the consolation oshe g) from the doctor was.' I to'd you Co.' A friend rfl'miePr who had the same complaint, asirei why I didn't trY Warner's Safe Cure,saying be received great bereflOroal it. I weighed the matter over, and finding coy wife worse again at night. I determined to try it, and I went and procured a bottle of Safe Cure, and after Tr....y ?wife had taken this bottle, and two further bottles, ehe:'o3B able to get up and come downstairs in less than a fort' night, after ten weeks of agony and misery. Stte:still continued the Cure and had five bottles altogethcra Sh? was told she would have it again soon, and on some et the symptoms appearing after a slight chill, I got AL. other bottle of Safe Cure, and all was right again. this marvellous Cure accomplished in rave a fortnial? what three doctors and their medicine could not dot? ten wreks, and I think it only fair to giveithis est tet menial of the efficacy of the Safe Cure in such CI"; plaints. I may say she has had no return of the since, but whenever she gets a cold, and feels rather olt of sorts, I get some Warner's Safe Cure, and soon el" right.  The install hall in connection with the Market Hotel,Blrf ey, was on Tuesday morning completely destroyed by The damage is estimated at between £3,000 and £4,000. st An appalling tragedy was revealed on Tuesday morning. a place near Longton. btaffordshire, the body of a run.; woman named Bernisford, whose head had been 51120' severed from her body.being fount in a 114 d. The discovel;l, of a cap directed suspicion to a potter named Boraston whom the pollee found In bed with his throat so badly C' that he died within an hour. Upwards of 100 chiefs have keen arrested in Sierra Lecgle' and are now awaiting trial in Freetown Gael, for coMPII°3I in the recent murders of American missio  Some twenty horses, belonging to ab, semen, w bleb hale oliOn been turned into a field at Abingdon, have died trona p bou, under circumstances whicb have not t en ascertain6d. twenty others showed symptome of poisoning.