The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1879-10-04 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

CASE. At Heartburn Constipation, Distrese after Eating, Poor Birkenhead Police Court. on Weduesday, John and Memory, Low Spirits, Pain in the Back, Great Catherine Barnes were again brought up on the Weakness, Bad Breath, or any other symptom of that horrid nightmare disease, Dyspepsia? If so, there is charge of the wilful murder of two children and no medcine equal to the well-know Jeukyns ' Pills, the neglect of a third. Ann Gibons said the They purify, strengthen, and invigorate They create prisoners at one time lodged with her. They had a healthy appetite. They overcome effects of one room. She remembered the child Florence dissipation and late hours. They strengthen the coming to her house. It was a fine healthy child, system. They prevent miasmatic and intermittent but gradually fell away. The prisoners seemed to fevers. They purify the breath and acidity of the treat the child very well, but it grew worse. The stomach. They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. Stipendiary Magistrate said it only remained for They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. him to commit the prisoners for trial at the assizes. A good effect is felt at once upon making the first As he thought there was evidence to show the jury trial. No change of diet is necessary. Follow our directions and you will soon feel well, strong and that they contemplated doing them serious bodily hearty. The Original and true Henry Jenkyne Pills htrm, he must send them for trial on the charge of are sold by all Chemists in boxes at is. lid. and Zs. 9d wifully mJtardevltig two of the children.; ana in the each. Mr. E. Saloom is our agent at Barrow-in- case of the And Florence they must go for trial on Furness. 1156 the charge of misdemeanour.  The elephant's task presented by Cetywayo to Lord Chelmsford, as a peace offering, has been sent to Balmoratfor the Queen's inspection. THa AMERICAN WHEAT the report oi the Agricultural Department for September states that the returns of wheat continue to indicate that this year's yield will be in excess of 1375. A strike in the pottery trade, which it said w"T threw 80,040 people out of employment, 's threatened. A reduction of 10 per emit. in wages has been made and arbitration refused by most of the employers. A large meeting was held on Sunday in Hyde nark, when resolutions were adopted vigorously denouncing the fereign policy of the Government The principal speakers were the Rev. G M Murphy Mr. I. H. Johustm. and Mr. D O'Sullivan. The authorities of Scotland 'Yard are making a close inquiry into the truth of the statements which have been receieed front Hannah Dobbs at the Home Office, and which have been published in the newspapers. Up to the present no acticn has beset taken as the vault of their investigations. CONFESSION OF Muansa —A sailor at Briton Ferry, Glamorgan, has conteased that seven years ago he drowned two men in the canal at that place. The bodies of two men were found at the time indicatt d, and an open verdict was returned. The police are new inquiring into the matter. k further batch of amnestied Communists, numbering 109. weaved at Peris on Friday. A. large crowd,, estimated at 30,,000 personst had collected ontside the railway station to witness their arrival. Repeated cries of " Vise la France" and "Vise la Republigne " were raised by the crowd, bat otherwise nothing worthy of note occurred. in the Manchester district the central meeting in aid of the Wesleyan Thanksgiving Fund is to be held in November next. Some of the leading friends have been in f .vour of further postponement; but a large majority at the financial district meeting decided to hold the meeting as stated. Steps are to be taken with a view to increase the efficiency of local organisations in connection with the Mis..ionary Society.