The Blandford and Wimbourne Telegram. — 1881-07-01 (Blandford, Dorset, England)

DISTRESS AFTER EATING. One of the most unpleasant results of Indigestion will no longer be experi need if Dr. Bardsley's Antibilioue Pills are taken. These Pills will prevent the distress referred to, and by persevering in the use of this remedy for a few weeks, a permanent cure will he effected, and pain will no longer he the penalty of eating. Sold by all °herniate in Boxes at 13kel. and le 9d. We are pleased to observe that Messrs. Reckitt & Sons, Limited, have obtained the Award of the " Highest Degree of Merit" at the Sydney Fade bition for their Starch and Blue, thus adding one more to the many medals and testimonia's whieh this firm have received. ROLL'iWAY'S OINTMENT AND PlLLS.—Notard,, Neap.— Intense heat augments the annoyances olt skin diseaee and encourages the development of febrile disorders ; :herefere they should, as they can he, rernov, d h thue detenent and purifying preparatic ne. In stomach coniplaiat=, liver affection', pains and spasms of the hose's, a.'s unguert well rubbed over the affected part item dhtely gives the greateet ease, prevents cougestien mid inflammation, checks the threatening clime' eta, and averts inc.p'ent cholera. The poorer inhabitants of large cities will find these remedies to be their beet frieni when any pestilence rages, or when from unknown causes et uptiees, boils, ales-cases, or ulceratinns point out the presence of taints or impurities within the system, and call for instant and effective curative medicines. Through his Corns, a poor postman of Sale Nearly " sacked " was for mieeine the mail; But through Allceck'e Own Plaster He een now walk much faster Than Perkins the "Blower, " or Gale. Alleock's Corn Plaster have no equal as a cure and a reliever of Corns. They always give satisfaction Down to Wednesday night about £14,000 had been received by the Lord Mayor as the result of the collections on Hospital Sunday. The Duke of Cambridee, accompanied by Sir Cornet Wolaeley and others of the Horse Guards staff, made his annual inspection of the troops at Alderehot on Thursday. The troops numbered altogether about 10,000 men. We regret to announce that Mr. Charles Dillon, the actor, and for some time lessee and manager ot the koeum Theatre, Strand, suddenly dropped dead in the High-street of Hawick on Friday morning, in which burgh he was fulfilling an engagement. Mr. Dillon was In his 62nd year. The calculations of the census are said to he rapid:y apprnachine completion. A London contemporary asserts that the entire population of the United Kingdom will be shown to be ever thirty-five million., the males being a little over seventeen million, and the females very nearly eighteen millions. Tee increase in the ten years is more than four millions. At Birmingham, on Wednesday, Alfred Lowe, a tramp, Was charged with a murderous assault upon Mre. Heap, wife nf a profeiser of music, at El ebaiston. The prisoner attempted to Lea) Mre. Heap of her purse, but she made • det4rniined reeistence. The prisoner thereupon stabbed her. He was subsequently arrested for tieing drunk, and was identified while in custody. Ile was remanded. Mr. J. S. Brewster, a chemist's traveller, sued Frank Gibee, an auctioneetai clerk, in the County-court d Birieingharn. on Wednesday, to recover the sum of £6O for lea; of wares and personal injuries sustained by eiug knocked dewn by a bicych. On October 25th the Plaintar was crossing Bread-street, when the defendant wits owing along at a great speed. Gibbs rang his bell, bet the paiintiff, who did not hear it, was knocked !town, and received such simians injuries that he was VitivP aoituted fer fifte weeks. The judge gave a verdict ler the plait:Ail for i. 45.