Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1869-08-06 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

JONGH'S LIGHT-BROWN COD LIVZR OIL —III an able paper on the Statistics of Medical Science, the late Dr. Alison of Edinburgh, asserts that 'One fact, recently ascertained on too large a scale as to leave no doubt of its tiuth is the good effect of Cod Liver Oil in tubercular diseases. including pulmonary consumption, provided only that it can be retained on the stomach to the extent of an ounce and a half or two ounces per day ' This essential assimilating property Is remarkably and peculiarly posse sed by Dr de Jongh's Light. 'howl' Cod Liver Oil, which all medical experience shows may be continuously administered for • long period without inconvenience. and until the desired effect is accomplished. Dr. Sheppard, ledliatl Superintendent at the Coloney Hatch County Lunatic Asylum. says : Dr de Jongh's Oil has the rare excellence of being well borne and assimilated by stomachs which reject the ordinary Otis" Dr. de Jongh's Lbtht-Brown Cod Liver Oil is sold only in capauled imperial half-pints. Od ; pints, -is 9d ; quarts, 99; labelled with his stamp and signature, without which none can possibly be genuine. ty his sole consignees. Ansar, Ilarford, and Co., 77, Strand, London : and rerpectable chemists.  Sir Robert Anstruther has given notice that early next session be will call the attention of the House to the iiumber of conventual and monastic institutions existing in the country, and will move ',That, in the opinion of this House, conventual and mo static institutions ought to be made subject to Government inspection."  Another nunnery scandal—this time at the city or Prague—is reported from Austria. • woman in one of the convents of the Bohemian capital has committed suicide in consequence of cruelty inflicted upon her. Confined ID a tower, exposed to the in clemency of the weather, abs hung herself to the bar of the avind.,w. Her corpse was seen by some smdaara. MCNIFICLET BE4CESTS BY THE LATE DEAN or Dmu m.—The late Dr. Waddington has bequeathed the m.nilicent sum of six thousand pounds to the Dui ham County Hospital. Among other legacies left by the Dean. Mr Hoare, his butler, and Mr Hartley, his verger, have received ,C 2 100 each. Those of his domestics also had teen one year and upwarda in tits service receive three years' wages esch.„  DREADFUL Yesterday afternoon a very serious accident befel • man named Item; eogineman in the rnanufsctory of Messrs. Sandal% and Co., in West-row. He was oiling some machinery near the top of the room, when his shirt or slop was caught by the shaft of the machine. He was whirled round by the shaft till all his clothes were taken off, and he fell to the ground. When he was taken up it TM found that he was dreadfully injured in the lower parte of his body. He was taken to the Cottage Hospital, when he lies in a .ery premul.ms state. He is a married man, wiLh a wife and five children.  The Daily News reports that on Sunday morning last, in the parish church of St. Bride, rests street, • tall, intelligent-looking man, very well dressed. at the close of the sermon rose from his seat, and in • loud voice read a protest against the diseetahlishment and disendowment of the Irish Church. The •icer from the pulpit motioned him to desist, but he read on until the two beadles quietly removed him.  Dr. Hamilton, Bishop of Silisbury, who had long been suffering from illness, died on Sunday last, aged 61. The late bishop was a high Churchman, and was appointed by Lord Aberdeen in Mt. The bishopric is the first that has fallen to the patronage of the present Premier, and it appears to be believed that it will be offered to the Rev. D. P. Liddon, who was recently spoken of for the Deanery of Durham, and was chaplain to the late prelate. A