The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1879-11-22 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

WONDERFUL MEDICAL DISCOVERY.—A Treatise, showing how sufferers from Nervous Disorders may speedily recover Health, Strength, and Manly Vigour. Containing also useful Prescriptions for the Cure of Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and for Purifying the Blood, Skin Diseases, &c.—Address: Dr. HAXILTON, 404, Oxford-atreet, London.—. Postage, two stamps. [121.11  Some way from the station, he entered a small roadside public-houseand called for some hot wine; he was no writ-drinker. It chanced that the ostler whe had Charlr s Herbert was committed for trial at I driven him on the previous night was here, holding a Southwark on Tuesday on the charge of having vehement dispute with the stable-man from a neighmurdered Caroline Griffin on Sunday night. t bearing gentleman's house as to his dexterity in sand A young man, named Henry Bettaney, was fined throwing. To the unitiated there would appear to be .83. ss. at Hanley County Police Court on Tuesday butamall room for the exercise of any special adroitness for having assaulted a girl by kissing her, in apparently so simple a business. But the disputants One anan was killed and several others seriously had long sume elevated it to an art. They spoke injured an explosion in the d7e4vorks of tfenrs. grandly of spread eagles, and flying horses, and other 4 Graddage and Co., at Bradford, on Wednesday. rare and curious devices, until the matter was disposed W. offer the time by the stable-man offering to "throw" It was agreed at a meeting of the Edinburgh his rival fora "dollar " on the following Sunday Town Council on Tuesday, by a majority of 23 to moruing—landlord to be stakeholder, referee, and 7, to present an address to Mr. Gladstone next judge. This unique match arranged to the prodigious week on his visit to that city. satisfaction of both, the ostler looked up, and recognisMajor Chard, the hero of Rorke's Drift, an ing sir. Chaim, he advanced towares him. Tvvisting Monday met with an enthusiastic receptdm at his face into a ludicrously lugubrious expression, and , Plymouth on the occasion of his ben)... presented touching his hat respectfully—he smelt largess—he ' with a sword of honour and a gold being said: watch. " Course, you've heard the news, sir? It give me Mr. Mackay, of Birmingham, offered to purchase clu,i,t,isi..ao turn.'at '.' news ?" Chaim cried with eagerness. the Beaconsfield wreath from Mr. Tracy Turrerell, „I , wn 've only just been able to return. Jam now hurry. but that gentleman stated in reply, that he had ing to your master's house. Has anything happened ?" arranged to hand over the wreath to Madame All this in one short, sharp breath. Tussaud for exhibition. The man drew Maurice into a corner ; and whispered The accident which occurred at the political in his ear, as though, by lowering his voice, he would meeting at Batley, on Tuesday night, is turning rob his news of some a its misery: out to be more serious than was at first thought "He's dead, air. " would be the case. Two of the injured died on " Dead?" echeod Mr. Chaim, in a tone that sounded Wednesday, making four desths in all; and it M ' strangely like one of exultation. Good gracious. feared that some of the other twenty or thirty who" He if3atreueggle,d, to suppress the flash of joy that lightened Terrible, terrible, terrible, " he muttered were most seriously hurt will not survive. with a sort of whine. Mr. Dawson Burns, secretary to the United The ostler uttered a sigh of amazing loudness, and Kingdom Alliance, has written to Mr. Cross, ask- •r ea odour of rum pervaded the immediate atmosing whether the sale of intoxicating liquor in rail- 'here. way carriages is legal, and under what statute He never rallied, I suppose? "Chain asked confilicenses for this sale are procurable. The Home dentially after a bit. Secretary replied that he cannot undertake to give "Oh, lor, yes, sir, he picked up wonderful, and legal opinion to private individuals. when I got back, he was writing away like a good