Stalybridge Examiner, and Ashton, Dukinfield and Mossley Advertiser. — 1876-01-15 (Stalybridge, Greater Manchester, England)

SALFORD HUNDRED QUARTER SESSIONS.  The following sentences were passed at these sessions on Tuesday: Ten years' penal servitude and seven years' police supervision : James Fielding, 39, collier, for theft, at Spotland ; Elizabeth Ann Wilson, $3, tailoress, for theft at Salford; Thomas James Wilson, 26, stonemason, for theft at Bury. Ten years penal servitude and five years police supervision: William Carter, 40, labourer, for theft at Oldham. Seven years penal servitude and seven years police supervision: Thomas Robinson, 53, block printer, for theft at Bury. Seven years penal servitude, and five years police supervision: John Bromley, 43, collier, for theft, at Oldham. Five years penal servitude; John Foul, 58, labourer, of having, at Salford, on November 21st maliciously wounded one William Rathboue, with a poker. Eighteen months imprisonment and five years police supervision: Abraham Clegg, 41, labourer, for toeft, at Bury. Eighteen months imprisonmen.t : Francis North, 27, mecbanic, for having at Salford, on the let instant, utlawfully wounded Sarah Jane North und Elizabeth Shann. Twelve months imprisonment and five years police supervision : George Clegg, 20, collier, for thefts, at Tottington-Lower-End. Twelve months imprisonment and four years police supervision: Daniel Chapman 55, labourer, for theft, at Bootle-cumBamford. Twelve months imprisonment: Rose Ann M'Donald, 35, charwoman, for theft, at Salford. Nine months imprisonment, and four years police supervision: John Spence, 54, needle. maker, for theft, at Gorton. Six months imprisonment : Tamar Clayton, 36, cotton weaver, Tor theft, at Bury. Three months imprisonment: Thomas Reynolds, labourer, for theft at Ashton-underLyne ; Fanny Payne. 32 servant, theft at Gorton: Mary Ann Humphrey, 23, draissmaker, and Catherine Bell, 67, charwoman, for theft, at Salford; Samuel Armstrong, 28, labourer, for obtaining goods under false pretences, at Barton-onIrwell. Ordered to undergo one day's imprisonment and enter into his reeognisances for his good behaviour: Thomas Pollit, 35, silk weaver, for attempted suicide, at Barton-on-Irwell. Acquitted: Emily Moorhouse Richard Platt, Charles Brewer, and Frederick Safe.  TIME Is, TIME WAS, TIME SHILL BE NO iriOßE.—The glorious oracle of the Brazen Head!.— so often quoted, and so little attended to. "Taking things in time ?" is so proverbially mentioned as to be almost a trite remark. But what is "in time ?" A man meets a friend casually, who seems desperately ill, and naturally asks him "What on earth is the matter with you ?—what are you suffering from ?" "Oh, nothing particular replies the invalid, "I have lost my appetite. and not sleep at night, and of course look poorly." And so they part, the friendly inquirer shaking his head, and muttering to himself not very cheerful prophecies as to his friend's condition. The fact of the case is simply this, videlicet: that the invalid so addressed is in want of proper treat ment ; his liver is out of order and will not perform its proper functions, consequently his etomach speedily becomes disordered, and alternate cold shiverings and feveverishners supply the place of the natural secretions with which, during a tranquil sleep, a healthy skin recruits a healthy body. Has this sufferer (and there are many such) PILL AND OdresTatheEN'r? Y: es' e_voerr, hheaavrind gofhoHarodl4Loofivtt despise the testimony of thousands, ay, we may say millions, as to those remedies' efficiency? What we say to men in the position we have supposed is this—delay no longer—Time is, but with you, Time may soon be no more, Delay then, gay we, no longer; delay may be death. A little attention. a little ordinary precaution and observance of the rules whish accompanies "Holloway's Remedies" will restore any sufferer in any climate, to health, strength, and happ-ness. Can we eay more? If taf oau ctloedrs Sydney itanoretthl the chuniau. wore ueeded, letrthtt reader refer to the worldwid spread testinioniale favour of the Harbour, And and Ointment" which haie made Professor Hol-o,h) ve,t.'l.Yt fromlnJut outufeh euksei I'l,l 1;:h ntgb!clee:Ge thu cos of the giesiippi in the West; IroL-4 nt the Ateun26 And to t'ae d,nbter we say, as is said, with regar t:htaitinown: hisavweb auteygoatut rewqiut ri—T jela. al ound yau. But to the-aetnal iffererpvtie:!rel?,oeoaltc.. eis—and may be no more.— The Irvinite.  FREDERI OK HUDSON, Boo'', AND SHOE MAKER 26, High Street,