The Bee-Hive. — 1872-09-28 (London, England)

WILLIAM H. LAIRD.  LAIIPLOITOR'S PYEETIC SALINE has peculiar and remarkable properties in Headache, Sea Or Dthous Sickness, preventing and curing 1144 Scarlet, and other fevers. It is admitted by alusers to form the most agreeable, portable, vitalizing beverage, proving exceedingly beneficial in the prevention of Small Pox and Eruptive Ooroplaints. Sold by most Chemists, Sand the maker, H. LA.AIPLOUtiII, 113, Holborn Hill, London.  REILAUKABLIL, TBRY ItEMARXABLE RN the effects of Lamplough's Pyretic Saline in Preventing and Curing Small-pox, Fevers, and Skin Diseases, and Bowel complaints, specially re' &tubing and invigorating during hot weather. Sold by all chemists, and the Maker, 113, Holbornhill, London.  Good value for money is desired by all, but With articles that cannot be judged of by apparance ;, direful purchasers rely on the high standing oi those with whom they deal. For thirty yorgh liorninuttes Pure Teas (in packets) has giVen, general satisfaction., being exceedingly strong, of uniform_ go 9-4 quality, and truly eh‘ap. Bold bY 2,538 Agents-o)l'6lW** to, Onasctienexs, and .13004. NOM,  Another payment of fifty millions of francs complete the fifth half-milliard of the amount which. France has agreed to pay Germany for the lesson of 1870 71, and the evacuatien of two more departments will, if the treaty is equally observed by the Berlin Cabinet, take place within a fortnight.  An inquest was held on Wednesday at Sheffield on the body of an old man named William Cooney. Deceased was found on Monday night in an insensible condition in Russell-street, Sheffield, by a police-officer, who looked him up in the station on a charge of drunkenness. At half-past three o'clock next morning Cooney was found dead in the cell. A post-mortem examination showed that deceased's skull was fractured in two places. The investigation was adjourned for n. week. Inquiries have led to a suspicion of foul play.  Oi Tiiestlay evening the attention of the ;Gravesend police was called to the fact of the ‘3loc6very of some human remains which had I)een found buried in a yard at the rear of a baker's shop. The remains, which consisted of five skulls, with arms, legs, and other portions of the human frame, were found covered by a couple of alpaca coats in a semirotten condition, only just below the surface of the ground. It was evident the bones had been specially prepared for anatomical lour poses, the largest skull, that of an adult, being completely marked out for phrenological studies.  A gamekeeper named Spalding, living near Dundee, has been murdered. He had occasion to hand over to the police a man who had stolen some property, and the assasssin is believed to have been an accomplice of the thief.  On Wednesday night the Conservative members for Falmouth addressed their constituents. Mr. Fowler took Lord Derby's view of party duties, and thought the Conservatives should endeavour to improve Government measures without being over-anxious to take office. Mr. Eastwick, after strongly animadverting on the Liberal policy in American affairs, stated that he had recently come from Geneva, and was pleased to state, on the authority of all concerned in the arbitration that America is perfectly satisfied with the award.  R UP