The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1871-07-15 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

TPII. id ensured by disallowing the Chinese practice of rating' with Prussian blue. The great strength of the Black, and the delicate flavour of the Green, are judiciously combined in Horniman's mixed tea.  Sold in packets by authorised agents. (See advertisement). Saw METAL POCKET VESTA PHA WITH PATENT SPILINO CONElL—Bryant and May hare recently introduced a very useful little Pocket Vesta Box with a most ingenious and simple spring cover it is a novelty in every way, and will soon come into very general use—being of metal instead of card. and retailed filled with ream' at one penny. Any Tobacconist, Grocer, Chemist, or Chandler, will I supply it. MADAME BRENNER'S MUSICAL GYMNASIUM FOE LADIES, No. 35, Bruton Street, Berkeley Square, W.----Round shoulders and stooping habits cured in three mouths. The art of skating taught at 105.6,1. per lesson. Madame Brenner's new work on Calisthenics for the use of schools, forwarded on the receipt of 10s. ad. Governesses thoroughly initiated in the art of teaching in three lessons. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILL,-----Notable Farts.—lntense heat augments the annoyances of skin disease, and encourages the development of febrile disorders; wherefore they should, as they may, be removed by these detergent and purifying preparations. In stomach complaints, liver affections, pains and spasms of the bowels, Holloway's unguent well rubbed over the affected part immediate gives the greatest ease, prevents congestion and inflammation, checks the threatening diarrhtra and averts incipient cholera. The poorer inhabitants of large cities will find these remedies to be their best -friend when any pestilence rages or when, from unknown causes, eruptions, boils, abscesses, or ulcerations betoken the presence of taints or impurities within the system, and call for instant and affective curative medicines.  VisaUnarm Nuttnigturt.  Large quantities ofmackerel arecaught in Ramsey Bay, which find a ready sale. Reports from the moors are all of a favourable character.  Lord Sandon has presented a petition from Liverpool against the Betting Bill. A meeting of trade delegates at Bristol has unanimously adopted the nine-hour movement. The Princess Louise distributed prizes on Monday to the pupils of the National Orphan Home, HBlll.  Mr. Brassey, M.P., is said to have offered £llO,OOO for the estate of Foyers, bought ten years ago at £40,000, but considerably improved since. The troops at Aldershot were reviewed by the . The Prince Iripenu. of Germany was present. A young man named Home has committed suicide in London. by cutting his throat, because he had lust hi.: eethew t.  On Saturday afternGon the Emperor and Empress of the French paid a visit to the Prince and PrinCeoli Ciuistitai ac flogutorc House. The First Division of the Court of Session, on Friday, found Miss Jex Blake liable in damages to the pursuer in the recent jury trial against her for d.tattou--Lord Daus th-ssenting. The Glasgow town council resolved, on Thursday, to confer the freedom of the city on Lord Shaftesbury on the occasion of his visit next month.  A severe thunderstorm passed over the neighbouihoud of Liverpool on Monday evening. At Tnehrook, a suburb, a house was struck and damaged by the liglitnins, but no one was hurt. The assizes at Appleby have been light. There wos wie Llinn.oi osse, in which the prisoner was acquitted, and one civil action, in which the parties came to an agreement. On dig, that a widow, aged 96, has put up the banns at St. Philip's, Earl's-court. This circumstance is taken as a proof that there is still "young blood" in the parish.— West London Advertiser.  Prince Bism;rk has forwarded a present of 1,000 thalers to M. Wilhelm, composer of the "Watch on the Rhine," and expresses the hope to make the gift annual from the Government funds.  On the introduction of the Prince Arthur Annuity Bill, a leading member of the liberal party will propose a postponement pending an investigation into the civil list.  The town of Birmingham alone furnished half the criminal business tried before Mr. Justice Mellor at Warwick assizes this week. There is not any case _ot a very aoriona elnimrter in Ow c!kleadas The inebriates brought before the Liverpool magistrates on Monday numbered about 200. It is worthy of note that a large majority of the offendos were penniless when they came under the care of the police.  Art Leicester assizes, on Monde), Joseph Turner, late postmaster of Market Harborough, charged with embezzling several mama deposited ilk the postoffice savings bank, was acquitted. Not long since, at Huddersfield, occurred the unpleasant incident of "A bankrupt charged with fraud." Good gracious ! why didn't they "let him off" immediately The Edinburgh police have ascertained that a number of counterfeit florins are at present being put in circulation. Their resemblance to the genuine coin is exceedingly close, and it requires more than a cursory glance to detect the fraud. More than 4,000 "bad characters' have been discharged from the British Army during the last two years. What more conclusive argument is needed to prove that our entire military system requires re-organisation ?—Manchester E2aMiPter. At n pubhe meeting of artisans, held on Monday night, in St. James's Hall, London, resolutions were passed approving the provisions of the Ballot Bill, and expressing a hope that the Government will spare no effort to render the whole measure law before the close of the session.  The first conviction under the Trades Unions Act took place on Monday at Ciateshead. A man was sentenced to a fortnight's imprisonment for throwing stones at some " knobsticks." Another summons was heard a Newcastle, and the defendant was committed for three months.  It is satisfactory (says the -P-o-17-ifall Gazette) to tind from a case which came before the magistrate at Marlborough-street police court, that of 400 footmen waiting outside Willis's Rooms on the occasion of the Waverley ball only one-third of them were drunk.