The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1890-02-15 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

PIH.,••• I • shu,t f•,Co! " 1lt) you not ett followed . -  "Bat, I mem exciLe.,iT, an wore your coat; your long coat--I could not mistake it—and he carried your stick."  "When he left me that night he took my coat with him: he conntlained of cold. As for my stick, he must have secured that without my knowlc,lge."  ‘'lf he be the murderer," I exclaimed, springing towards him, "he must have Reuben Hallam's numey in his possession now." As they held him I pluw4ed My hand into his breast pocket, and triumphantly drew from it the murdered nian': pocket-hook. .  My father and my lover were both ',roved to IA  " lint," said the coroner, " how is it he is not in hid iii to-,13y ?"  " I received news last night that the proecediag, meneed against him had Inn aband,n,d," explained, " and I ad% ked him to openly ,how He was terribly puslnd for money: mei ilmezer : had it not been so I lo liot think llculiti gild wit hi have tempted him. As my fathPr the report of a pkt,l was heard. Thoe rho ha-I eirage of E:lgar had allow. I him for a moment the I -nv of cne hand. Quick  thought he mized the eh:,.:ee. lie has sent a huller  -through his Ault, land he lay upon the tloor ghastly, dead!  Richard's adventure led to a thorough examination of the unused part of the buidbng. It..igested by him, and we wer, II rc%6r,lefl for or lu a dusty, forgotten 0.1.111. r XVI• di,coci•red 3Melt eilChi containing sufficient tre,ore to te-est.tbli,ll on a titnr footing the position of our rno;ily.  . After all, my prognostioation did not come true, for we enjoyed the happiest of happy Christinita times. As 1 mood by my hoslistol's hr wi wori, soon marrit.d• boiling my father's hand a father or grown soft anti loving. I forgot that ti-rn Ii I lie In The D,w. My danger was now pas,sj, ;,,,d I was joi,„l ith a calm, holy joy; overilowing with gratitude Giver of all good gifts who had deigned, 14 lad,* se we (rein my trials.  ras 311.11  ErTIIO2,IE OF IV S.  Om of 3(.36 suicides in Vienna in 1689, 92 were women.  Coca is largely grown in the Andes. The largest dept is La Paz. in Bolivia.  HANATT, of Zurich, has successfully propagated cancer in rats by inoculation. IN certain portions of Germany the apple is thought to be potent against warts. Tee Austrian clergy allow divorce of no kind, and will not admit the children of divorced persons whc re-msrry to be legitimate.  srA ra Carolina has phased a law which forbio.. the sale of cigarettes to minors, under pain of a severe penalty if the law be infringed. A ST. PE1'E1181117R4; doctor declares that cliplith,fria is easily curable by inoculation of erysipelas. But which is worse—the cure or the disease? IN the Civil service of Victoria there is an inflexible rule that all members on reaching the age of 65 rnunr it once retire on a pension.  _ DR. JOHNSON knew a eiergyman, of small irvome, who brought up a large family very repurardv, the members of which he fed chieily on apple dumplings.  Ki-No, an American lady.. cecupies the position of physician-in-ordinary to Coca Li, one of the most distinguished statesmen in China. She also pr,ssesses I valuable practice in Shanghai. _  IN Vienna the incandescent lamp has been much used in medical experiments on horses ft.r mg, ses of the nostril. There is an excellent cooling arrangement which allows cold water to circulate round toe lamp. A LITTLE dramatic incident from )xford The Vice-Chancellor, last week, refused permission to Miss Fortescue's Corn osny to pertorm Moths,' and the "Honeymoon " had to be hastily prepared to take ts place. How the GermanisatiJet of Alsace and Lorraine goes on : The landowners who have bought French estates send 10 Prussia for the labourers who are o till them; when a French shopkeeper dies or retires, • German steps behind his counter.  DEL NORMAN KERN has --so lif,spital says—known men and women to so habituate themselves to eating arsenic that they can take to 15 grains daily and say they feel all the better for it. Ladies think thy improve their complexion by eating it, and men use it as a general tonic. IT is said that the University of Michigan is the only institution in the United States in which the principles of dramatic composition are taught. A