The Blackpool Herald. — 1879-05-09 (Blackpool, Lancashire, England)

COMMISSIONERS. The usual monthly meeting of the Lytham Improvement Commissioners was held on Monday, at the office in Lytham, when the following members were present; —Major Cunliffe, chairman; Messrs. Gregson, Wilke, Wilding, Garlick, Pearson, Waring, and Par. kilson.—The minutes of the various committees were read and passed.—Mr. Pearson proposed, and Mr. Garlick seconded, that the Nuisance Committee be empowered to draw out cheques for the interests of loans, and send them to the several parties when they become due.—Proposed by Mr. Wilding, and seconded by Mr. Pearson, that the wages of the foreman, Robert Turner, be reduced from 30s. per week to 25a. per week.—The Clerk read a letter which had been resolved to let the same lie on the table.—The Law Clerk read a letter from Mr. Paul Catterall, desiring his name to be struck off all the committees, but that he should be requested to remain a member of the Board.— Moved by Mr. Wilding, and seconded by Mr. Wilks, that the plans of all new buildings in future be sent into the office at least fourteen days before the general monthly meeting of the Board.—Plans of new buildings to be erected in the town by Mr. A. E. Forrest, Mr. T. Bowling, and Mr. T. Pemberton were passed, subject to the usual rules being emptied with.—The reports of the Medical Officer ef Health and Inspector of Nuiaances were then seed and adopted.  CzaTing DIATE TO Exrs AND MICE by USW( JILCIASOD'S Lancashire Vermin Killer; Mee to Bugs, Beetles, Crickets, Fleas, and all insects, whether in beddiag, ousters, cattle, or grenhensos, by using Jackson's Oriental Insect Palmier.— hold by Mr. Gerstell and Mr. Lofthoese, 'Fleetwood; Mr. Crosier, Lytham ;„ and the manufaeturero. Jackson Chemist, BlankleoL Fusert.nrm—Foi rex Tanya sin Bassra.—A few drops of the liquid" Fkutline " sprinkled on' wet tooth brush produces a pleasant lather, which thoroughly cleanses the treth from all parasites or impurities, hardens the gums, preventa tartar, atom decay, gives to the teeth a peculiar pearly whiteness, and a delightsl fragrance to the breath. It removes all unpleasant °doer arising from deoayed teeth or tobamo smoke. "The Fragrant Fteriliee" being competed in pert of boney sad sweet herbs, is delicious to the taste, and the greatest toilet dimoyery of the age. Price 2L td., of all Chemists and Perfumers. Prepared by HilglT C. Osi.tor, 491, Word-street. London  LOSICROI73 SCENE IN A RAILWAY CARRIAOIL An amusing incident occurred last week in the carriage of the night express train from Vienna to Berlin. The passengers were aroused from their sleep by the loud shrieks of a lady who asserted that there was "a murder in the carriage." The pemgers, who could get no other answer from her het adeslaration that she was being stabbed with tZiedgements in several places, called the The lady informed him, is a voice broken With pain, that needles were inserted into her. She would not submit to an examination, and the guard was at its wits' end what to do, when a stout gentleman roared oat that he, too, was being pricked eraelly in various parts of his thigh. Fortunately the train was near a station, at which the guard gave orders to have it stopped, and the lady and geatleman was handed out, their companions following them, with no small curiosity, into the waiting?own. The gentleman was promptly searched, and ex colossal leeches were discovered to be fastening themselves upon his leg. The lady had swooned from fright and weakness, and had to be left behind in the care of a local doctor. It appears that one of the passengers had brought an insufficiently coyjar ef these blood-suckers into the carriage, )414 had placed on the seat. They escaped, Ind did the m"  PORTER'S SHILLING GUIDE TO BLACKPOOL