The St. Helens Examiner, and Prescot Weekly News. — 1905-06-24 (Saint Helens, Merseyside, England)

PEPTOLAXA." year ? Putting aside the; horrible risks that must be Peptolaxa tablets are just what every mother needs to , faced upon the Auvergne Circuit, it must be re keep her little ones healthy, happy, and good. They mainbered that, should tragedy mark the proceedings in crumble easily, and may be safely given to the youngest infant. Peptolaxa takes the place of all drastic, July, the effects upon motorists as a class will be unpleasant medicines. A smile in every dose, teething overwhelming. Public prejudice, thanks to the time included. Sample sent free by Dr. iVilliams' thoughtless and unskilful driving of a selfish few, is Medicine Co., Holborn-viaduct, London. Sold at is I?,d already very strong against automobilism in general ;..j. at all branches of Boots', Cash Chemists; at all Taylors' it needs but a repetition of the Paris-Madrid disaster Drug Stores. of a couple of years ago to bring popu'ar resentment to such a pitch that motoring will be made practically impossible for even the best, the most careful and the "The Same End as Her Husband." most considerate drivers who ever held a steering- Mr. S. Brighouse held an inquest on Saturday on wheel, the body of Mrs. Sarah Marsh, aged 62 years, widow of the late Councillor Robert William Marsh, who resided at 23, Arpley-street, and was found hanging in the kitchen on Thursday;—Mary Elizabeth Johnson a general servant in the employ of the deceased. said deceased retired to bed at eleven o'clock on Wednesday night. At a quarter to seven the next morning, she found her hanging by the neck from a cord attached to a hook in the -back kitchen. Witness called in a  Now, considering that the French drivers have been practising over that course for some time past and, consequently,are in a p)sition to know exactly how fast each corner may be taken with absolute safety, in spite of which knowledge tiles° two accidents have taken place, it is obvious that those who have had no opportunity will be running far greater risks of meeting ; with similar catastrophes. It is true that the decree which closed the course, ,to all racing cars until the date of the actual race has now be cancelled, but there remains but little over a fortnight in which to " learn" the nature of the route to be traversed, and it is greatly to be feared that this Period will not prove to be nearly long enough to permit the foreign competitors to gain a complete knowledge of its many drawbacks.  "'rho high-powered tri-car has come to stop," declared an enthusiast a week or so ago in the column of motor notes he contributes to a weekly periodical. "The high-powered tri-car has undoubtedly come to stop," reiterated a believer in motor cycles of moderate h.p. when he saw that Writer hopelessly out of the London to Edinburgh Whitsun ride at one of the controls, but still battling with a comatose tri-car that refused to budge an inch.  police officer, who cut the body down. About two months ago, deceased remarked that she thought her end would be like that of her husband,who also hanged We learn that the Motor Car Company (1905) Ltd. himself. She had been very peculiar in her min for are extending their already large sphere of usefulness some time, and had been drinking very heavily.—P.C, by dealing in second-hand cars which, by the time Hayes said he was called in to the deceased's house, these lines appear in Print, will be on view at their and he cat the body down. Dr. Joseph was sent for premises in Shaftesbury-avenue. An important point and he found life to be extinct.—The jury returned a verdict of " Suicide whilst of unsound mind."  sk ev, Tit ail.' t: „.., Arritk tityy-''— , 1 %.,../