The Telegram. — 1894-12-18 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

MIRACLE IN YORKSHIRE.  CONFIRMATION BY TWO NEWSPAPERS.  Beyond question, so far as the most stringent I investigation and the fullest evidence can go, is a I startling occurrence jointly investigated in the I public interest by two important newspapers, the Dewsbury Chronicle and the Battey Chronicle. The full name and address of the person concerned are given—Mr. Job Race, of High Street, Hanging Heaton, near Dewsbury—and a personal interview with him is described. An apparently muscular man, of well-developed physique, Mr. Race diecovered one day, some three or four months ago, that he had put a burden upon his muscles which they would not bear. He lifted a heavy weight, felt an acute pain in his back, and found himself powerless. He had to go home, and for a long period he lay on a bed of hopeless suffering, which defied the best skill of an able doctor, who was at once sumnioned. Mr. Race's pain never left him. The first week he could eat nothing. The dull, dead, heavy load of pain fixed itself in the bottom of his back, and refused to shift. He could get no rest nor sleep. One day be took up his copy of the Leeds Times, and there he saw with his own eyes a description of one who had beet, a severe sittleier from an incurable disorder, had taken Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, and had been miraculously cured. This was his opportunity and he seized it. He was a IleW man eni he had taken the second box. The effect was magical. He has now had about five boxes, and is able to work as well as before the accident which paralysed him. Nothing could be Inure convincing than this testimony. Dr. Witj hams' Pink Pills are a sure remedy for such diseases as rheuniatisni, neuralgia, paralysis locomotor ataxy, St. Vitus' dance nervous heailliche, scrofula, chronic erysipelas, &C. They restore pale and sallow complexions to the glow of health, and are specific for troubles peculiar to the female, while in men they effect a radical cure in all cases arising from worry, overwork, or excess of any nature. Manufactured by Dr. Williams' Medicine Company, 46, Holborn Viarlum, London, at 2s 9d a box, or six boxes at 13% 9d. Never sold in bolk, or by the dozen or hundred ; substitutes are useless and dangerous ; the box twist be in a pink wrapper, bearing the full name—Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People.  The London County Council ~n Tuesday tir,d Someday, 2nd Marcia, as the date for the election of the new council.  EIECUTION OF A SOLDIER AT NEWCASTLE, On Tuesday morning, 6auluel George Emery was executed at Newcastle for the murder of his 'nextheart, Mary Ann Marshall, at Tynentouth, on July 23rd. Emery was a private in the Staffordshire Fusiliers, stationed at Strenstall Camp. Ile suspected the girl Marshall of keeping company with other men while he was at Strenertall, and he deserted from hie regiment, and made an aptointmeet to meet the girl at an out-of-the-way spot. She met him there, and he cot her throat with • knife lie had brought with him. Since his incarceration. Emery had been perfectly quiet and docile. He was visited twice a day by the chaplain and the Rev. Mr. Turuley, and had attended chapel as well with the other prisoners. While in orison he wrote to the father rif the murdered girl asking, for hi.. forgiveness. He spent most of his , tune reading and ',looking. On Monday night, he ' went to bed about ten o'clock, but did not sleepwell, being rather restless, at which he seemed vexed, while hearing before the warders the noncluilant air manifested all along. At six o'clock in the morning he was dowsed arid received the chaplain kindly. He confessed his crime, expressed regret, and seemed to long for his death. He was even brighter when /3illington appeared and pinioned bis arms. Emery nei•ded no assistance, he did not falter or change colour, and he took his stand ou the drop and held up his chin for the adjustment of the some. A long drop was allowed, and he died immediately on the stroke ot eight o'clock. The under-sheriff left the prison shortly after, and Billington at nine o'olock, this official reniarking as he left, that Emery was She gamest man he had yet hanged.