The Potteries Examiner : — 1876-10-28 (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England)

SHOCKING MURDER IN LONDON.—A most deliberate murdee was committed on Tuesday evening in the South of London. Between seven and eight o'clock Frederick Barnard, a tradesman, of Kennington Lane, was proceeding through Penton Place, Newington Butts, when, without any warning, he was shot dead by a Pole who passed by the name of Isaac Marks. The murderer, taking advantage of the semi.darkuess, fired four shots from a six.chambered revolver, one entering Barnard's breast, a second his neck, a third his head, above the temple, and a fourth penetrated the shop window of a grocer. Marks threw down the revolver and ran to the Kennington Lane police station, where he gave himself up for the crime. Barnard died in a few minutes. Marks declines stating his reason for the murder, but promises to do no after the Russian Ambassador has been communicated with. It appears that a feud had for some time existed between Marks anti the family of Barnard, a sister of the latter having some months since succeeded in obtaining damages in a breach of promise case. Barnard is mid to be the father of 13 children.  Tanner Intursttox.--The throat rind witutoipe are especially liable to inflammation, musing soreness and dryness, tickling and irritation, intluciug cough and affecting the voice. For these symptoms use glytvrinn in the form of jujubes. Glycerine, hi thuvi agreeable c.e.fections, being in proximity to the Motels at ths moment they are excitcsl by the act of sucking, levomes actively healing. Col, and is. boxes by post 14 small. lab. lied" James EPPS sail Co., listnceopathle Che.nists, iii, Threadneedle Stieet, and 170. FlecadlilY, Louden." sou by NitholLs, and by Tirrell, Marketesquace, Hanley. THE GLENFIELD STAltclf has bees more imitated than all the other starch..o be the world. No higher compa• meat could be paid to q, as all those imitators are satisdta that it Is the finest iarch in ase. Tradesmen have doubtle.. less profit on its sale, but efill it is kept by all respectab.c grocers and oilmen, who prefer supplying their customm with the best articles to their own peetimary profit. The public should insist upon having the GletiSeld Starch. Cturtex.—lles4rs. Iltvkitt and Sons have selected the square form is ivhich to roanufactere their Peals because so many inferior and common Blum are made an in thumbs, balls, and I vwders, but they regret now to be el, bassi to caution the public against imitation square lEe made of very infer,or quality, but which is being sold neeause it pays an extra profit. Phrase, thereto,e, observe the PPM lliUviueloo:eo is only g,nuille t,hiu oil in ',Tarp:ro bean. lug I. Reekitt nd Sees' yams mid Trade Mark.  IF THERE ALE ANT LADIES who have not yet used the GLENtwiwin STARCH, they are respectfully solicited. to give it a trial and carefully follow out the directions printed on every package, and if this is done, they will say, ike the Queen's Laundress, it is the finest Starch they ever used. When you ask for GLENXIILD STARCH, see that you get it, as inferior kinds ale often substituted for the sake of extra profit. Beware therefore of spurious laitationo.