The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1873-02-22 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP you CHILDHRN , should always be used when Children are cutting l teeth ;it relieves the little sufferers at once, it pro. • &ices natural quiet sleep by relieving the child ! 1 from pain, and the little cherub awakes "as bright 'as a button." It is perfectly harmless, anti very . pleasant to taste. It soothes the child, it softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best known remedy. fur dysentry and diarrhea, whether arising from t,ething or other causes. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing ' Syrup is sold by thousands of Medicine dialers in all parts of the world at Is. Ild. per bottle, and Millions of Mothers can testify to ha virtue.— ' Manufactory, 03, Oxford Street, London: FRAGRANT Feotireiss !—Fun THE TEETH ANL/ , llarern.—A few drops of this liquid on a wet tooth brush produces a delightful foam, which cleanses the teeth from all impurities, strengthens und har•nei the gums, prevents tartar, and arrests the progress of decay. It gives to the teeth a peculiar and beautiful whiteness, and imparts a delightful fragrance to the breath. It removes all unpleasant odour arising from decayed teeth, a disordered stomach, or tobacco smoke. Ter Fragrant Floriline is purely *vegetable, and equally adapted to old and young. It is the greatest Toilet discovery of the age. Sold in bottles and elegant cases at 2s. ad, by all Chemists and Perfumers. 11. C. Gallup, Proprietor, 493, Oxford Street, London.  Wisollantous uttiligrute.  Viscount Ossington is seriously ill. but his medical allvimers are hopeful of his recovery. The sum estimated tor the purchase of the Irish railways by the Ste is -Omit ninety millions.  The Bishop of Manchester occupied the University pulpit in Oxford on Sunday. 111 the court ot Queen's Bench, Dublin, on Saturday, 31 coinrton county jurors were tine(' Vouch for non-attendance.  The lectures to ladies at Brighton, are a decided success. Professor Seeley has a class of over three hundred for his history course on the reign of George 111. . _ _  . Sunda,: last was l'ospital Sunday in Led. The retunis received up to Mon•lay night amount to £1233 Vis. 11.0., an increase of riti Gs. old. over last year.  Greenwood Hird, an excavator, was on Monday employed in ,a trench at Keighley. He had just attached a box of stone to the hoisting rope, and it was being drawn up,when a stone fell upon him, killing him instantly. List month the value of steam engines exported was £222,853, and in January last year 1:190.779. To Egypt last month th.: value sent, as declared, was .C20,7a0. One of the daily papers is about to send a correspondent to accompany the Russian expedition to Khiva, in the person of Mr. Nicholas Wood, whose description of the battle of Inlo rmann made hint famous. The American Regisfer announces that the French Government has prohibited M. Pardmnet (emigrant agent for the State of Kansas) from lecturing at Ddlort in favour of eadraticm c to the United States. 7 The revisers of the New Testament Company met on Tuesday for their 27th session, at the Deanery, Westminster, and sat for seven hours. Part of the 19th and part of the 20th chapters of St. John were dealt with. On Tuesday night, the house of a farmer named Murphy, at New Pallas, county Limeriek.was tired into, and Mr. Murphy was wounded. His nephew has been arrested. The Ely;tt Uourant records the death of Dr. Robb, one of the hest known and most esteemed medical gentlemen in the north. Its was 74 rears of age, and had practised in Elgin for nt arty half a century. On Monday night, c collier named Robert Weir, residing in Caiderbank, committed suicide by leaping 60 fathoms down the shaft of No. 2 eoalpit. Spriegwell Colliery, near Airdrie. The body was ' fearfully mangled. On Monday afternoon, her grace the Duchess of Athole gave birth to a ann. A salute of 21 guns was tired in honour of the °volt, and severs' healths w'ere suitably proposed and drunk with great enthusiasm by a large party assembled at the castle.  In consequence of the high price of coal, the inhabitants of parts of Kent are mixing 30 per cent, of chalk with the coal. The admixture is found to answer well where there are large firegrates. . . .  It is said to be the intention of the Government  to support the second reading of Mr. 0. 0. Tre: velyan's bill for the assimilation of the county and borough franchise, which is on the notice paper for the lath March. On Sundae afternoon, two soldiers of the Rifle Brigade., at Dover, quarrelled and fought. One of them, named Rae, who provoked the fight, afterwardy went to sfeep, and was found dead in bed the following morning. During the last firtnight four old women died at Malltraeth in Anglesey, whose united ages make the number of 370 years, being more than an average of 92 years each. One wai within two years of the age of 100. A novel race lately took place at Bath. Two men wagered .£5 aside on the following contest : One competitor to be rolled down a steep hill, a distance of 80 feet, while the other ran threequarters of a mile. The pedestrian was defeated by two minutes. A girl about 18 years of age, the daughter of honest parents in Perugia, has committed suicide through 'Lavin,.' been crossed in a love affair by her parents. She elr ink a cup of coffee in which she had previously boiled the heads of a quantity of lucifers, and in two lieurs after she was a corpse. They have an odd way of paying a compliment in the States. To do honour to Lydia Thompson they named a hale of cotton after her, and sold it by auction in It Louis the other day, when it biought 505 dollars. The money goes to the Southern Orphana' Dome of Kansas City. SHOCKING ATTACK ON A CHILD By A HAT .—The wife of Mr. Almond, a plumber living in liallgarth. street, in the city of Duraam, left her infant child in the cradle until she went into a neighbour's house, and meanwhile her eldest son returned home and found the little one black in the face as a rat had been biting it on the lip, forehead, and cheeks. The rat with frightened out of the cot and made its •  Nw LIBEItAL