The Slaithwaite Guardian and Colne Valley News. — 1904-09-02 (Slaithwaite, West Yorkshire, England)

MEN'S CURE FREE. 'on the body. She did not notice anything that for Nervous Diseases of all kinds. This preseripti In CURED would lead her to suppose that his neck was ME IN 21 DAYS, although I had seem] for years from a , broken, though she had not had much experience. debiltated, broken-do wn nervons system. I w , ill Id the pro. . WitrOSS arrived at the house directly after the scrip:ion to any sufferer who marina so .tampod addr.sed cu. wive. It Is. guaranteed SURE R m CUE for N eons Debility : accident, and deceased breathed two or three f every MO. awl aid restore aD the nervous 0. gen, to a times after her arrival. h...ltliy eonditi,ffl. no matter how low the surfer, has been , The jury returned a verdict that death occurred afflicted. To prove my words I will Fend a FREE BASIPLE to i owing to dislocation 0t . the neck, caused by falling all sufferers. Address :—W. 1i0110.11.1. Esq., ao. Rudolph s'"' street, oemeen Town. Lowlon, N.W. Namibia parer. down the stairs.  The Cipt.iin for S-ptember concludes the eleventh volume of this admirable m‘gazine, ant the contents of this numb sr are of the high standard which has charttAatised ths volume. One of the serials, 'Sailors of the King " is brought to an interesting finish, bat, we are delighted ti learn, Mr. It. R. Warren Bell's fasein ding story " The Duffer " will b 3 ("enthused into the neat vo:run:l. Amongst the shorter fictien in the current issue we find four short dines: " Bubnla and Squeak" a humorous account of the adventures of two little poppiee; "A Surprise for Dr 13.1 Ale " ; one of Mr. Fred Swains nes " Tales of Eiz ;a" Far Vet' tale by Franklin Welles Cdkins ; and a topical story of the c ipture of a submtrins ent'tle "A Queer Catch" Turnin;r to the articles, they are replete with interes'ing isforinution. A giallo:: at the list of contents in the Strand Magazine for Septenther is enough to whet the literary appetite. 'rho contributors include Coosa Bnylo, Sarah II ruhar.lt Mix Pemberton. H. NV. , Ilernung, Winifred Gudrun, G.,orge R. Sims, and W. W. J,icobs, to say nulling of several o her., and some articles with alluring titles bat without ' any author's 'runes. The Sherlock linlmes stery—" The Adventure of the Abbey Grange " once more showa h 3W the great detective lays bare a murder mystery whieh defi,s S.:ottani Yar I, ant , in addition to clifuovering the murderer, acts, with his friend Dr. Watson, as both judge and jury, , and acquits the prisoner.  The Susday Strand keeps up it intcreat wonderfolly, and, like all Newnce's publications, it is splendidly Earned out. The Septcmb r nom. ber is simply teeming with variety. The " Secret of Sunday School SUCCCiA " will open tho eyes tf many religious workers in that flold, and the contributors to Ow symposium on " Is the Suniey School Inefficient?" again throw great light upon the whole problem. The Bi..hop of Ripon's " Bible Talks" seem to go hater every month, while such articles RS" Aneient Clocks and QuarterJacks, " most eviotoly illocrated, arc of great I interest to everybody, whether they are antior not.  ANI)ItTED Paoros.—During the present week Ralph Pringle's North American Animated Photo Company are giving a series of interesting entertainments at the Huddersfield Town Hall, and the show of pictures has met with a good reception. The exhibitions are of a very worthy character, and include the robbery of the U.S.A. midnight mail, sports in Canada, the British expedlion to North Borneo, and the war in the Far F.RSt. In regard to the last-named, great interest will be manifest, 19 General Kuropatkin is shown at Harbin, Russian troops crossing Lake Baikal, and the bombardment of Port Arthur. In addition there is the great quick-change artist Baroni, and Kemp, his leading assistant. These accomplish some remarkable performances. Music is papplied by the Huddersfield Volunteer Band. The Company are stopping for another week, so Coins Valley people will have an opportunity of paying them visit.