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Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1887-01-01 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

ONE TOUCH OF NATURE."—Richard I Larkin, aged 2.3, who has been a pauper in the Bolton Workhouse nearly all his life, became 11 enamoured of an assistant pupil teacher. But she was disdainful, and submitted his love letters 'to the criticism of the Guardians. Larkin ' underwent punishment, and has ended his love I sickness by committing suicide. PERFECT HEALTH RESTORED WITHOUT MEDIOINB, PURGING, OR EXPENSE, by DO BAREST'S DRLICIoCS BEVALENTA AmtnicA FOOD, which repairs the mucous membrane of Stomach and Bowels, the Blood. the Nerves, Lerma, Liver, Brain, Voice, and Breath—curing Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Consumption, Diarrruca, Dysentery, Acidity, Heartburn, Miami, Flatulency, Feverish Breath, Nervous, Bilions,Pulnionary,Ulandular,Kiduey, and Liver Complaints, Debility, Cough. Asthma, Typhoid, Scarlet, i Gastric, Enteric, and Bilious Fevers, Diphtheria, , Spasms, Cough, Measles, Impurities, and Poverty of the Blood, Diabetes, Ague; Nausea and Vomiting after Eating, during Pregnancy, and at Sea.: Eruptions, Eczema, Sleeplessness, Dropsy, Paralysis, Nc4at. in the Ears, Atrcphy, Wasting in Adults and Children. 38 years' invariable success with old and young, even ' In the most hopeless cases. 100,000 cures, including ' those of H.I.M. the late Emperor Nicholas of Russia, air H. W. Stanley the African Explorer, the Marchioness of Brehan. Lord Stuart de Decies; of Drs. lire, Wurzer, Shorland. Routh, etc., of London. Four tunes more nourishing than meat, and assimilating when ell other food is rejected ; it say es 50 times its cost in medicine. It rears also succea,fully the most delicate children from their Myth. -Suitably packed for alienate's-a. Sells-1n tine 01 itts. at 2S: llb.,d,td, be; .193; nibs., 32a ;or about ad per meal. AM Revalesitri. Sums carriage tree on recelptof R. 0.0. Pamphlet with Cures sent gratis. 'Also Tun Erm lat'ents"Foons. the most perfect, Food for rearing Babies. In markt boxes at Sa and lead—addiZilfoeTmnkizig. Du. BARRY dtCo.tLinstied),No.77,,ltegenvetseet,Loudos. W 4. and at allGroters' and Chemists'.
The Stockton & Thornaby Herald and South Durham Advertiser. — 1893-10-28 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

SUICIDE OF A COLLIERY WEIGHLI3.  On NI, inlay Mr J. T. Proud. coroner, bald.. inquest at Wiltop Ab?sland on the lsaly of ltenau.in Wart (M), the weiglimaa at Etherley Lane Colliery, when body was 100/114.1 s the Hirer Ganalew on eiumisy af - Wen Pilot, 04 Etherlee, he. eon, ,endbe last raw Listed's, slim 00 Thlll.d.y nob. • lie had been in ill health for som time. Thn demised left the house about sis ijuck haw Satin. Ide,. morning. When he 1.4 ow hint he thought he wee funny. awl tho family had suspected that !Ile wee in namicial dinkhltien Irit he would not I tell ar)toelv. Wheneier they asked him any Inanition% he would tell tbe family to mind awe , own Onions. Before he went Gut at the bourn 1, the Metordae morning be told hie wife to. gi and tell Harry Jamieson, the men'• cherleamehman, 1 th"Whenh*thew:ifen"einktglrantaii henoit iler't mwnguangint he mid be was going 1.5 k. dose to rot mouthful •of freak air. He wag iromplaining of hie heed, and I imid he esuld not dageibe when he mas really lenffenng. Three vreres ago he ert:M to She bed. aide of hie wife, and ' Many, honey, ; give to a was of year land sal • him, ;nod let me kiss ths harm for I am going mad mat cumin( boa." The brit replied, "Duni say that..., father. that you will do WM." He I replied. 'Welk 1.. going to work, hot when I 'Lind beck lon nut tell. Witmer maid he did Iland back ell rigid at night. He had been biking • lot of drink Ogle, Let be never seglected his work eves If *Other, he thought. wm Oda seenstarr and tres•urre of the Meer: Relief rend. Thos. Le.ior, • young miner, dr. =Lto fading the bad, of the it In inches .1.. t. in do Lew geeZrils at the bottom of the Cemetery. Be atm band bin 1a.4 on • bush—Bergamo liisholsou said be wierched the body, sod la one of the pashele he found a pane at paper. me which ewe written the following werdon—• Dear Wife, me. May the Lord bloomy innocent wife and illations. Myself Acme to blame. Only keep up and don't fro:. You will hr latter OS 'ideas. me. Kim them Mr ma Tell mem to be treletal."—Tia COMM' told evidently the poor non had tither imaginary or real, sad he want Vie: gigged ageei-hi —The *my mewed a waive time the dseesied eummitesd monde whilst Mingorarily inseme.  Appals tesosssoseed se Tuesday's Weald do dsdurilkd reeorises Mice *nom *eve, is die ltnewiep Noss sad Shippav dbit mikes old kw • aser twist Jabs O. Weidman. eirmlimy al die both I &Odds sod .Distild _Potosi That &aiding Moiety, sea csossded by do desitb Ilsoististo co Moody es • chose o osioralisi nomey biohipil .O*. society. 11 Wise Misolor T,...—The oboe id do Rim W fa, Ca I nis mu a es kr Melessobsr ion sr ad resod assess moss tbzw=i§ ass* et UK which was se Noe lisodssd sod fortyokt d, two dosed Wes dope% pimal4 Irmo el Nody 360,1100 too id sew Aimed arse the smil• obi& asbset , MOW oso shoe do ~now /be slid pert ems ssassodad bd.( Pi men dmis bm , delosobst. sidist dads redo Wes sliesed , Omar id Mt 11 MOON two dab nor sal 1 tort deo embissi ~bed idt.lll4 esosseed sesti11;1111 is WI canimagraf moirMiling peal on aoudad OM
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1847-08-25 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

DREADFUL ACCIDS NT.-- On Thursday morning, Anne %I alker, servant at Mr. Ilenderson's it. O•sulston-place, Soniets-town, fell filen the second floor window, where she was ei gaged cleaning the on to the area railings, the spikes of whit h passed through tier thighs. Several persons tan to her rosistanee and lifted her off. A surgeon was instantly n attendatice, and found that, in addition to the wounds caused by the spikes, level al ribs were broken. SUICIDE IN A Lorr.—On Monday morning con alterable alarm HiIS created among the int abitants of Broadwall, Illackfi iars-road, in consequence ot flan, named George I..vans, agi d eitteteen, committing suicide under tile following ciictintstances:—lt appears that the deceased ma: a carpenter, and occupied a small shop in It roailn all, Blackfliars-road. For some time past be bad been in a low and desponding state of tninil, owing to mailers of a pecuniary nature. At an catty Moil ye.teriley lie was discovered su-peeded by a rope to a brain in a carpenter's loft, apparently dead. He was cut down, and promptly seen by a surgeon, but all effoits to testate life were useless. In• formation was foi warded to Mr. Cutter, the coroner, who will hold an inquest on the body. floe BER V IN AN OM N 'n Monday afternoon the Bev. Mr. bu ey, of Zion Chapel, Lower Chalk-1 oad, Islington, was ronhed of a 'liter sacramental service and It purse, containieg fourteen soveteigns and SOIIIC silver, whilst riditig in an omnibus Mitts tell Li haring-cross and the Batik, returning ft om visiting a dying member of his congregation. The reveren d gentleman was seated between two ell dressed lentales. who suddenly tecegnised their father as the vehicle passed 14 ellingtoinistreet, and which they immediately left to join.  FOnFiGN Hans, arr.—Accounts from all parts of the Continent denote a universal fall in the price of grain, ssiiliuute.sceliti.g the north of tiermany, where high prices maintain tin mselves Ii nest. Letters trem Strttin, of the 2tl of August, speak of a progressive fall in the prices there. 14 beat was selling at from 86 to 90 according to.quaFty, rye at fr out 45 to 46 ix dol!ars An unusual ones prevailed ; the market was full of sellers, but no purchasers. The same may be said of Hamburg. In saxony the harvest is not only abundant, but of a superior quality ; the potato crop also promise I well, though the disease has manifested itself in a few districts. In Silesia this year's harvest is at least donble that of last year, and should the potato crop fail, no fears ate ente. tented of a scarcirv. 'I he Strobian Mercury says that the potato disease has up. reared in Vt urtt mberg, hur that a f ir average cn p is, neverthelra, expected. The corn harvest there is unusually productive. lit Bavaria cormprices have fallen, arid the potato crop was good. The same may be said of the IA and Duchy of Batten; and in :::e Pciatioate such a !unrest has not tern known fvr :nary years. The counts front Stiaiburg alSodellete a consideraLle fall in pit a. StGAii Usen in Disrio I:
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1876-12-27 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

BUI43IDE IN CAMASTHENBHISE.  THE INQUEST. On Tuesday Dr. Rowlands, emener, held en he. I mend at the Half Moon Hotel, Cwmanian, Settles, , ,on the body of Mr. (heeler Morgue, colliery ; proprietor. who had ou Sunday *mainland suicide '1 by oh ring himself. The firm witnere wan Me.. Angonta Caroline decer be.66 ed. who mid her h. 1 1 =rari 66. wife of the mare of age. About four o'clock the a mowed left the home, ai.d she heard him go down the steps to the garden. It was • usual thing for blow to walk in the g.rden of an evening. but be did maniere an wan ourruary, arid elm wet the ear. 1 mot to look after him The tenant returned and I NM she could not find him. The night was very: beletoroon Wimp*. aad her melee thee ml up until , Swathe o'doek waiting for hire, thinking he bad ' Wee to see Mr. Statile. About that hour witneen I MI her trite went down to the water elmet in the I amides, and in groping about witneee felt the de- I owed She then of a candle, and paw that be was • pitting on the neat leunint on his aide. Blood dewing from hie mouth She at once rent for a detor. The decemed wan • quiet roan. and she did not nod, that he wan agitated on the Sunday.. Bhe kma he arm much einbarramed in coneequeoce i 'of lawsuits and other thing. There wan an eerier, 1 non in the home, and bad been for nine days be. I fore his death. She bad heard him my more than 1 ore that be PPM afraid bin brain would give way under hie diflleultioi. 1 Harriette Mariavnie Sickley, eine of the de- 1 ceavrd, depneed to going with her runt emil finding ' Mr. Morgan deed in the cionet Mao be bel been i engaged in la ...in. the had noticed dial. had been very much troubled in mind. oe, Ihitwrday . I dr obrorv.-d that be wu very from He srikt, and v.ry difhweat from hie tweet sr . She re hint at bembileb egg et Mere Ilesday. and he wa• Uwe voy wit. AMes Ow - es. pent. be wee very maw. BA not sit down her it. =brim et • Maw N 4 . He ....Id temp w sollhair Mem ebe Wad throv the Nee
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1876-08-02 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

BELF-MURDER.  Considering the abnormal menta/ condition that produce@ a suimdal mania, t 00.... room for mmiispecida. tion is the anotantly .tesAy proportion of suicides that maw year by year in th.. Eoo.lt poptda•son. the reports of tee Ftegiatrar General, the attempt to distinguish *Mei ley f/ other ri leo deaths *AN firrt made in to. ,yar 1951, when 1 1775 came .61 suicide wine returned. I: is tim that the Amami numbere of naiad. in England and Wens hare since 14e el .wly ben stesdny increased to 1 191 in 144. It *however, to. Unmade of p,t.u.stion is thme 17 year. be taken into nov.o a:. we shail find Shot the proportion Ms been remarkably coustaot The anonal number of machine to 1400,000 parsons Living MN equal to 67 in emit of tis. throe quitoomnada en Ong 1864, lie 39, and 1874. Daring um live yeas le7o 74, the mann/ rounds rme was equal to 70 per 1.0 0.000 perm. living in le7o, arid the lowan rine wad 65 in 1873. l'he 1595 deaths by aniinde in 1974 includod 1,204 of males bud 388 of females; 597 resulted iron hanging 340 from mioni wounds, principally ht the throat ; 284 from deo ening 149 from poinin; sad 93 from gunshot wound.; besides I:tt from other or ill-denowl injuries. oguy4m are gonyrally more numerous in urban than in pont 110,..tenons ; but the smistion in thole proportion is oidorent V.I. of the roun,r, is not cm to ads mos. mons. Taking the year 1973 .0 0. exempla, this hem., the mon recynt year e whizio the Rmiatrar G-9a ham yet publie lel his detailed mauls report, toe ,porHon of anicidee to 1,080 000 penning living in England and Woo. avenged 6i. whom., is London 0 was 83. dircide se a crime in E Lciand is far more prevalent amen, the edowted than tbe ignorant elms.. and the prop Itioa of micidss appear, to so.. inverse ratio to the education of the pt,pla Toe neutron, of sweater appears to be one of the palmitin, moulting [row the progress of no- called civilnatem. leading to intent" cona potati..—Byirian 00e0004 Jearael
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1876-12-13 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

SUICIDE OF A GENTLEMAN A. bee hes been held .ISt Geom.'. idwin Lewdest, ea the body cf SI.. Joseph F. Gale., 4.1. • twined iockhroker, a 115. Piccadilly, with mas warmly Injured by throwing Memel( to froth of en =ea the Mesevolithn District Railway at Motion on Ends', the 14 inst. Mr Jobe diapkam. Avenue-road, I:agenl's Fmk. hien:abed the heft se that of his wds's brother. cod dap eed that be bed bee in ill.health and deameeed thirds for ; ems dr pest, and Ina under the imprethon that he he isereed see dreadful act ler which I so alsmthemt emit be shade. Witness was quite •me it gee deiesbe, bat end he did nth think it .0111111117 rentrel• demi, who arse generally very 1e _f of quiet habits. During the few day., imedieshy preceding hi death, however, he bed Ybse wee Absents en could poesibly tare been semi kr evidently with the iutentiou of dromaing all suelleelloa of has eupposed dreadful actions. Oa iddsig the thins, the Iso inst., Menem left him at the err el Orfwdetreet, and made arraioneents to dies ieb he in the evening, sad he next ow him m the leorpital, ashen he was quite sensible, thd said he bed committed • wicked action by throwing h,rovell in trent of the twain, and tooted the time be did it be wee not responsible for hie actions. Mr. Walter Rye. dicier, said that be had acted for the dimmed for 15 yew., and he was quite sane until • few meth before he deb 0a the 3rd thee. wither. visited him at the hemplitea. Mos he said be had be suffering MlOOl Mee kr be de'. With to the oecoe.cc of the M. rid that lie led thrown himself in hoot of the mem ea the epee of the menu B. was quite mew when he made the statement, and, bthevms that lee wenekl meow, gave wizen thetructi..e• to prepare he del once ea the charge of attempted mends. TI. Joe mimed • verdict of ..datioide while of uneoned
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1876-07-12 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

DELIBERATE SUICIDE.  Dr. HardMeke, coroner fee Central Middle..., held an inquest, on Friday in larn week, at the "Railway ^ Hotel, Yinchl.-y, the Pxly of • well drewed man of 6n, cc preeent unknown, ishu eras wen deliberately to place hinmell it front of • tram on the Edgware line of the Greet Northern Railway, on the melon+ Tueeday. Mr. Wagner ...tied to watch the proceedings on the pert a the Great Northern Bedew. Company, Mes Ellen Wdem. downed %baton Tneediy afternoon • .bout bell-peel four, the was in the lane &dinning the Finchley Station, when she Paw en elderly gentleman readieg a book and occasionally looking or., ee to the railwm. On reaching the wicket get* that leads to the railway he entered, and she then saw hhn kneel down came to the down line ea if in the set of prayer. While doing the • North Hendon train cane up and mama by. Shortly alter the Edgewere down train appeared approaching, on which decemd got up from his knees, md, having looked in the dire-tic.t of the coming train, deliberately entered the low f..ot "on which it vree running, and mdked forward with his back to the train, which although the driver uf the engine sounded his whistle and put on his brake., was upon Min. She elm the body dashed forward by the engine, and after saw it lying upon the ground. She called to • it..., who me to the station end not ...Mace, and the body was removed there. She lied not the aliaiteet doubt—indeed, she was convinced, it was the deressed'e own set Daniel Harter, • p .lice-sergeant. Paid he was called [ end helped to remove the body to the railersy station. The bead mem much shattered and the braina pOO. tended, and deceased wee quite dead. He wee moat , respectably attired in Weekend several religious book. were found on hie person, one being • Spanish Testament and a hymn-book belonging to Toll:nerd-mums Congregational Chords, Hamt.stead.road. There wan no money in his pocket. or any paper, but then, wee • soh of himpelf, evidently taken mute four or Ste**7:rers ago. Witn-ee had hoer& to Loudon end men the Rev. Arthur Hall, the min liter Tolruere pease Church, Mr. Da.h, the hatter of rottenhaincourt-road, Mr. Rose. of liampidead-road, and Ahem but they did not mooginne decamed. The jury returned • verdiet, "That the doceaaml Ideetroyed himeelf while in an uneound Mate of mind."
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1876-08-09 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

POND'S KIRSALM.• of dr Ammeter Sur Sikh rent free. This erao the plaintiff's thee. gold. The experiences of the red-ewer en the "bor. Seri -A MARVEL el SKALDS°, ea@ WONDERFUL The plaintiff had been examined. noel was uhder. kr. Arthur Lew,. set nutted that nothing had of on ethce rifled Arnim thM tn. verel we. wrecked amg the mountains of Ada M (it arm ot . PAIN Uhl.l Ll2hv.-There is sto pra or athe It iiiill , was • `al 000000000000,00,00.000000000000,00,00.••• ''''''' th` •"'''''' gooooooooooooo,oo,oo.whir the 0005001' been proved melting Caplan. Bogle liable under HO,. 6, . ~ , - trim. Rheum...in. neurakia.tootrelse. thrums .ono.. reara ionnied on Friday.r fib Iff T WI! m Q C., said hld subniit to Art, and • verdict vim given for Capthin &isle. ything at p nt. . • - ode, bur. headaehe. dirrhoe. wire.. sprat.. wound.. sleep on the ground and received but limited mia..c i 'we veins.. teal bream, ermi,d anent, and al; Hem.Ith the poi oe came to-day, Mr. . iias e wou it,,,,a tha TaAa. jar fie. daaa. thew-and Ulaeratiorm external and interlard. ere roan the Ito. harmal word for the defentleete worried jedgthent e. ege,,,, Me. 13,,,ie f,,, the amount 5500 homes and Mahmatnedan escort. the Colonel sateen,o whith it dear. ere 040 .11 Cher... is led , with the plaintiff". erre-examination. to .0-ply to ci.i.„d. ,707 4.. 7,1. Rimed through Asia Minor, along Rs coast, and over .. Id •P. v'd-• ~...n4....;r4 1 .....t.00.P.r0...1....... C..." .61' fort,ier question., plaintiff adnutted thet he food A verdmt was consatuently given against. Dm. a' r•j•••'•'•• ' •r•• •••': •••''''''•k•d wkil.' thd. "i!'"jotn.."lVti.-'For .tll7 Teer; and Dreath.-A fme held pp. 0" es or •iffe•ted ....Me °I three Itigle for that arm., no evidence being calle4. hi, for Cyprus , Went Situ Sv, in. into the map of ,of the trimd Fli,line sonskled on • wet tooth break wparate collier., with ealaries amounting in the ',rid.. thmh.. the. rommsmi'fla oh, ND)..o trrr prolier a pleasant lather Mich thomuctily clemmi Oh. erre*, to firo per annum, while he waa mill I whitli were besieging St. Jrn D'Aere , willies...l the teeth from an Darn-ins is On' nen... hanlinv the coal, maneger of the defenclanta collieries. Mr. Webb ' WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE AT aemult 00 01,4. 1..wi1. and sm. a letter to the Eir, ~,.„c, cart, woe:: 1.71;..c..i.i.e r ,e. ~.....,..: we. oinnected •itta abet, of these eullieries. and eras
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1876-05-03 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

VAGARIES OF THE BRAIN. hallucination. and dreams are effects of • disturbed brain, of whleh our mother giverwinie graphic nicer* dorm A frier porthit.thenter, who was in Um kohl of painting some three hundred portrait. every year. IMP able to call op the featuret of ho sitters so midly, that he never regoired more then boll.. hour for hi. subject ito the flesh, being able. sifter that short ...juin.," to fill a vacant chair with the creature of his brain, awl the." trawler it to canves. Thiewmdrd,d poe, eventhollyzewaltel Insanity. Another indent, who cool,' plane Merit b.fore his own ere., and lanvh awl argue erkh lie deuble. become at last m miserable Use he dell himself, to the fourteeotb and fifteenth centnado. •••0••., r'".° and Germany wmeere pamenoll lir • peer. helloc!oatioe known Verifier's, Imagining that they had become er,dees, %or left their hAure for she forret., and there Ilesrhng the lime of veil .1 berth became no foreshow r even to devour children. Three of these wont. il,oi.RP they were called, on the o inferion of such horrors, veer. burnt afire at Branco. In 1,12. Of dreamier, It is perhaps dart. ling to her mred that it is so akin to Mardi as to be dieting-rhea from it only by the absence of volition, while In the case of the somnambulist there is not even this point of difference. A @tory is RiVell of • bullet mock. monk, oho, dreaming that the prior had killed he mother, went to his mopes-Mr@ bedside, and ...ebbed the clothe. (happily unoccupied) throngh to the mat. trees. Sometime. • pereon determined to der., him, self will ..it monde and yews for an opportunity of electable the deed in the puticulor manner be br marked cut for birelf, not the very inclination to suicide may be removed by withirawing the portionto'hia'as" thrteti'Ziadrto'keoo lniiinteeltinl The., me. tempththe to out his throat. Etemple, it is well known. is • powerful cam a incitement to the siti.vdal act. We were ox es told by • physician that • hypochondriacal patient owed to visit lir W. vieriobly the by site; reading the report of • micide 10th. daily papers, preened by • morbid fear of haring the act of which he read. Si, Cherie. Bell, emrson of Middlesex Meseta', wee one day describing Itie • barber who on ehaving Lim • prients misers. Cal attempt to cot hie own throat: and, on the barber's I request, pared out the retry of die neck, ehoer how eeeity the act might have been accomplithed. Before the shaving operation •••• completed, the : barber had left the shop, and out his throat according to Si. Corte. B-ws exact law:ruction'. Sometime. there is.. epidemic of micides, r at Verrill, In : 1753, when pot of • small population thirteen hundred roreulTletrZleilethi7fri°".."l:•7.7.7.‘&`.7.Z.2: Imaged there're@ on • certain...le-bar within a fort. sight Very often this disease is hereditary, sad at • certain age the member. of cue family will .11 10 turn. erre the suicidal tendency, while even children of rey tender years hare been known to end their thort lives by their roe set, hom force of exaouple.—