Widnes Examiner. — 1887-11-26 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

THE YORISHIRE TRAGEDV.—WiIIiam Taylor, the man who last week fired a gun at his wife and bi so doing shot dead their infant daughter, and afterwards in resisting arrest shot a police superintendent, was, on Wednesday, brought before the magistrates at Otley, It was stated that the prisoner was subject to epileptic fits. The inquiry resulted in his committal for trial for wilful murder in both cases. you ROUGH, RED, OR CHAPPED SKIN there is nothing equal o " Beetham's Glycerine and Cucumber." A few applications will render the skin delicately soft, smooth, and white, mai entirely remove and prevent all roughness, redness, chaps, rritation, etc. It preserves the complexion from the efiects of frost, cold winds, and hard water more effectively than any other preparation. Bottles Is. 2s. 6d., of all Chemists. Free for 3d extra by the sole makers, M. DEETZtAat oot, sow, Chvggliott Cbeitenham.—Advfk  In the course of some eviction' proceedings near Woodford on Wednesday, Lord Clanricarde's agent told the people that his Lordship would place £20,000 at his disposal to carry on the struggle against obstreperpus tenants.  MR. J. FROST, Veterinary Surgeon, Horstead, near Norwich, Norfolk, writes to us September 26th, 1887, as follows :—" It gives me great pleasure to add my testimony to that of many others respecting the efficacy, of Rackhant's Liver Pills, especially for all Liver Complaints, and as you know that complaint is the cause of so many others. 31v wife always says she knows they saved her life, and I quite think they did. She was ill for years and although we bad the best of Doctors, no one seemed able to do her any real good. She suffered from lowness of spirits, giddiness, pain in the side, and great pain between the shoulders, indigestion was a source of great trouble, no food would agree with her, she suffered much from dimness of sight, and so weak was she that she frequently fainted away, in fact life was quite a misery. We had quite given up all hope of her ever getting well again, when fortunately we thought we would try Rackham's Liver Pills and Tonic Compound. She had not long taken the Pills when she felt greatly relieved of her pains, and in a short time there was a marked difference, she then took some of your Tonic Compound, and that with the Pills restored her to perfect health, much to oar astonishment and delight. Since then we have recommended them to many people and have never known them to fail. One person to whom we recommended your Pills who was suffering from Dropsy and who had been under the treatment ef a medical man for two years, was net only speedily relieved but they effected a most marvellous and complete cure. I llnd these Pills for preventing Jaundice are invaluable, and they have the great redeeming feature of not constipating the Bowels after the effect is worn off, as many aperients do. livervone ought to know of them, they well deserve the great sale they have about here, and I hope it may Increase for the sake of those who suffer." Sold by all Chemists. Price of the Tonic Compound and Liver Pills, which are prepared tasteless, in one packet 25., but can be obtained separately at is. 18d. and 2s. 9d. Post free for 16 or 36 stamps, of the Sole Manufacturers, J. CHAPMAN, & Co., St. Benedict's, Norwich.—Advt. The 13FST drDOEI of SOAP are the puhlie, and the esaormeas regular sales of tens of thousands of tons of Sinclair's Soap is the most conclusive proof that the public know and appreciate Its magical cleansing properties and thorough sterling value. It is the beat value that the best money, the best science, the best materials, and the best skill can produce. Gives splendid suds, and is popular as a good, sound, bar Soap, and an oh( favourite with al/ who know what good Soap really is. Air who use Sinclair's Soap are cautioned to see that they really , get it when they ask for it, as shopkeepers are tempted to sell llmitations for the sake of greater profit to theinselves.—.Adot.  04'9 All  "