The Haslingden Gazette. — 1904-04-23 (Haslingden, Lancashire, England)

GAZETTE" • FORM FOR PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS SITUATIONS VACANT AND WANTED. APARTMENTS VACANT AND WANTED. HORSES, DOGS, &0., FOR SALE. HOUSES WANTED AND TO LET. SPECIAL ARTICLES FOR SALE. MONEY WANTED.  Colonel Smith. in the absence of Mr. WA. ca,b oßil...:,o:i:na;ighiet:l7.,.':Tz,tii,uhr:Tililo 0: ayg'l,:‘,:t,'l, aefib ea'..sra'p;laimip::Elolviloi!ua:bketolil;cf.limaiodidf::l'hi: evidenced dt;ltlti'Yeytreelit CorporationGiat,.morning,i.ftemiahruteeloptiter.4,b °t Ahl:tice'o'tti. in addition to members of the Press, there wens only present the Totwn Clerk (Mr. A. H. Aitken). the Borough Engineer (Mr. W. J. Newton), the Borough Treasurer (Mr. J. Beckett). Councilkars James Waddington (Chairman of the (teffnal Works Committee), and other Corporation officials. The Town Clerk said that the application wasof a simple nature—to borrow money for sewering, levelling. excavating, paving, and Ragging a nugber of private street, under Bection 150 of the Public Health Act. At Accrington they had not adopted the special street paving Act, as they had always found the Public Health Act ample and sufficient. Fortunately, they had never had trouble of any, consequence with the adjoining owners. who were always desirous of working with the authorities as far as paving was concerned, and he Rho Town Clerk) thought that if the Inspector viewed the private street work he would be forced to admit that , he had never seen work of a more substantial char- I aster. Mr. Aitken added that all the notices had One of the meet extraordinary fact,: in conneetipn I been properly served, and there were no objections; wills the natives of Australia was the' 'vs• eh, I and it was many years since the Accrington Corporaby preparing vegetable extracts fo- eY tion made a similar application. best themselves free from di' The Inspector: Will you require all thus money ca;e. Thus early on its hints at once? we find instinct telling sank The Town Clerk: Oh. no; we usually go to the something that science has but extent of £7,000 or £B,OOO a year. rcemtly proved, namely, that When the Inspector was told that the outstandvegetable medicine, are far s ing debt, in the Public Health Act, was £192,653, perior to those contain he jocularly remarked that they would have Mr. mineral substances.. Austen Chamberlain down on them if they went on In the treatment of liver , like that. stomach disorders tins discove, X In the course of further observations. the Town is of vital importance. Mercury Clerk remaiked that the work done in private streets . . and bismuth were very large' was of the 'best possible character; in fact, they did used until the comparatively la the private streets just as well as the public street,. cent discovery of the vegetabl . j and they had never lost a single penny in private essences which compose the not i I street works. I amens bile beans. This vege ir: j The Inspector: When was the last ban for pritable teinedy is now rapidly re. i/ • ! vale streets': placiag the elder and imperfect J The Borough Treasurer: In 1887, when the I medicines; and sufferers from amount was 226,000. any liver disorder should not ousa falnc.il Explaining, in reply to the Inspector, why they hesitate to use bile heaps in required the money for a longer term than, usual, preference to any mineral preparation whatever. the Town Clerk said a great ninny people owned Not only are bile beans superior by virtue of their . their own houses in Accrington, and under those vegetable nature, but, being the moduct of modern : circumstances a longer term would facilitate matters. ,rientific research, bile beans are thoroughly up-to- I In the course ef the inquiry it was incidentally re• date. They do not merely purge. giving temporary J marked that 26 Milill streets and 34 back street, were relict only, and leaving the patient weakened, like I involved in the application. the out-of-dates so-called remedies of forty or fifty I '"'""•• and Again. ~.':rtcl ain. years ago, which contain probably aloes, mercury, j and otiur harmful drugs. bea. e I Again, slightest discomfort, promptß thilee ns without th liver and digestive / orga,s to act in Nature's normal way, leaving those organs strengthened and stimulated to continue the performance of their duties without further assist.p am, They produce a gentle action on the bowels, curing or preventing constipation, cleansing the a mere thirst-assuager. It is a food at the same time purpose in the building up of the human constitution. 4toilla* and ridding the system of all impurities. That enterprising jounml, '• The Chemist and 11f:1,1,in:1EL:1)0;0; tIl :hair, hpperilstte:lialililiitidboa itlahl:m7i;,,est a. ;Theo: hetereaixt wtpi'llAYij:igiarui ii: sTirtiic::' ,salr '''ai.. n. ati' -,...Sed'''‘'pi'-fstirtr-rearCfpn:r.:7)tre' I.d: ' ddTf itrlill in n:lsktPlelhel'JuT:'d:::::l:i:-!CM:l7:;c.rreo:i medicine at i.aidinledn:r7d :ell:lie:: Tnaitnibelse,.thii.si.c.J.o%rn.afl, e: adna,iinpo,ty :apnasipLCuti pourereipr of the list. This justifies our claim that they are the most widely need family medicine. Their price briJig,s them within the reach of all. of a post .rd to the Head Office, 60, Bunhill-row. _ London. E.C„; or you can purchase a 6d. packet The L. aml N.-W. Railway Company are build- or 9d or Is. fad. tin from any gl-ocer or stores. Viing an engine which ic to do the 159 miles between Cocoa is the cheapest and best food beverage in the Crewe and Location in 160 minute,s in connection world. with a fast service between Manchester and Liver- pool and London. The latest monthly return relating to the ManJohn Tls,mas Clough. a married man, of 9. Hol. chest, Corporation Baths shows that the number lingreave-road, Burnley. committed suicide in a of bather. wits 51.705, compared with 52.726 in the singular manner on Tuesday night. Being fully ~,,,..„,„„iiiig rionio,l sit Ississ 3.,,,,,„ dressed. he laid himself on the bed. and then pin an india rubber tube in his mouth, whiob he hail previously fixed on the gas-braclcet. and turned tli, 9 *VT re tap on at full. • . w k NIXEY To Motintas.—Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup A.;,,,, 114.41 has been used over fifty years by millions of mothers !Ate ii 29 •••/) ' for their children while teething, with perfeetsuc• ',V4/410091:0, cess. It will relieve the poor sufferer immediately. It is pleasant to taste; it produces natural qui, t LE AD 11 Kite K!PV:• sleep, by relieving tlse child from pain. and the , little cherub awakes "aa bright as a button." Of BRILLIANT, BLACK, BEAlatiall Chemists, ls. lid. per bottle.  Lox E tPI IT