The Northern Guardian. — 1893-08-28 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

BILASS.—A good material for cleaning o ( ee privacy while arranging 1:' ing limitations of their beneficial use, so one would brass is oialio acid. Is this is a poison, of D e used these machines instead imagine that the technical knowledge of the com:se ties article, after cleaning, should be ill ~n Carew and waiting their turns. gunsmith would justify his exclusive eelec- thoroughly w9shefl, to remove the excess of acid and ni tion as the licensed vendor of firearms under kr "-00." the Act. An ironmonger may have a technical the salts formed by it with the cooper and zinc Si , will be the 2nd of September—the knowledge of firearms, just as a grocer or dry- ao a coating of of the hrisas;. but it is safe it used intelligently. .Much at ,e football "close" season. To-night salter y have a technical knowledge or ma h • ettellee vernoh, which protects it from tarnish, and ,ednesday night the Rovers will have drugs ; but he is not an expert, and should not of our briess.now in use le covered. wilt, . g ai Irequires Do cies:ling as 'oug as the varnish remains °ice matches, and to-morrow and Thursday 1 00 entrusted with the responsibilities of one. bi est Hartlepool men will try and knock them- Pawnbrokers, however, are in a far less satis- it should be remembsrce the shellac is soluble in ee' Teel:Li° remove it however, 161(71 er7.141 coating be tibrerissbru%kdeenr;iaewatdb we tc selves into form. I trust that both will open Sr the season with wins, the Rovers against factory position than even ironmongers. The eefoboe and ft may be rubbed off with a cloth wet w , _lci Hunslet away, and West Hartlepool against . latter have, at least, a general knowledge of with this B.lW:woe. the brews cleaned, and a new metal-work. But there is no more reason why Coatfiie of shellac aPP-Iled• ~LING** a Bramley at home. Trade is better now than it fr pawnbrokers should sell pistols than poisous. was last season, and if we have line weather, a Inciame.--As in washing, everything rtirbkojiatblde obi:. ready anditxproper order before the day's w g Hartlepool, free from frosts, I expect the funds of the two —goo--V The irons ehould be scrupulously clean and smooth; Ailling,on the clubs will be considerably increased. It is from pawnbrokers that suicides generally this CBS be secur:d by rubbing them with la, eswas di aeon], /kitchen, se A floor, 2 Front —oo4l buy the weapons with which they destroy them- and salt, and powdered Bath-brick. The heaviest It is surely the special object of the di .olr, 2 large Attics selves. be used ,of 20ft. 6in. or there- The arrangements for the Hospital Saturday Act to diminish the sale of such firearms as are iris ai,c-ii.,,,lbh the best work. end elcoold with a roiling motion and a strong pressure. Stiff di ,d, and offers a good collection are being pushed forward. An 11 energetic committee, with capable officers, have cheapest and a I - white glr''-nt* most dangerous. t requires very need hotter irons than muslin' and ,omtortable residence or little knowledge of the streets to be aware that , rising neighbourhood. .y to the Auctioneer, at his been appointed, and I anticipate that the result it is at pawnshops that such weapons are most aprints.. The ironing-table and board should be d strong, d icor ' d with a coarse Aartlepool ;or to will be as satisfactory this year as last, when temptingly displayed. The ssession of pistols I handed over to the Hospital . HIOSON SIMPSON, solicitor, over £75 was would seem very frequently to involve pecuniary woollen blanket, over which a clean, coarse w West Hartlepool. Governors. There is no need for me to say one :lvt eitotuldine,bee. wide, aA loabgosoboam o, embarriesstnent by the extraordinary number skirts anA dress 'the word about the hospital. Everybody knows of ..es, are a necessity to elaundry. it which become unredeemed pledges. Some light Iron-holden should be padded to protect the hand .E