The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1879-03-04 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

SHOCKING TRAGEDY AT BRIST H..— It Bristol.. about ten o'clock on Sunday nicht, a clerk out ot employmint, named Frank Sedub, er, aged twenty, four, shut his sweetheart, a7ned Emily Trip? barmaid at the Al imbia Music Hall, and afterwards committed suicide. They were waking in Dove-street, when he drew a revolver, and tired twice at her. (Inc bullet was averted by the steel rib of her stays, the other entered ler back. Sedgbeer then ran away, but being pursued shot , himself through the head, and fell dead in the str,ct. 'the young woman's wound is not danerous. We have much pleasure in recommending the Bath: which have been erected by Mr. Routledge. We eau with confidence advise all to use th (Turkish Bath as an excellent means'of promoting health. It purifies the skin, and causes a healthy action of the various organs. It is very pleasant, may be safely used by old or young, and has no weakening, but, on the contrary. strenghening effect. In Rheumatic attacks or Colds it is paiticularly reeommended.—WlLLlAN SiNcrsor, M.D , Barrow-in-Furness. JOHN SErnx, Surgeon, Barrow-in-. Furness. J. Minuley, MB., CM., Barrow-m-Furness. WALTACE pgiEvE. M.B , C.M., Barrow-in-Furness. The Turkish Baths are a luxury, and if on the first visit this fact is not realised, the reason may be found in a disordered stomach; or perhaps the skin is in a morbid condition, and the seven million of pores are only in part open to the inspiration of vitalising oxygen. Such persons should take TWO or nom!. Baths per week until the skin functions are restored. We should thus study the beautiful house we live iu (the body), and prevent disease.  _ _ Mr. Wornll said the deputation were much obliged to the magistrates for giviag them that audience.  ANOTHER DEATH FROM FOoTHALL.—AlletileT falai accident has occurred at a fi,o:baill mateh, nt.der Sheffield Association rules, resulting in the death, on Saturday, of a bank lerk named G orge Ross, aged twenty. Deceased was eng aged in a match wit t the Staffordshire Football Assoclition at Leek, a-few days ago, and Was plying forward for the home team. He was knocked down by one o the opposing club, which was from the Potteries, and so injured internally that he died on Saturday, after great suffering. THE TICHBOWNE CLAMANT ON THE OLT IaNMENT —Castro, in a recent letter to Mr, Guildford Onslow, says :—" You cannot cope with the machinations of a mighty Government any more than I could. It is no longer Vox Da ill this country. Vex Li=y,,Ve.r Del is the order of the day, therefore I must remain a victim. You have been asking, begging, and crying to the Queen and Government for justice in my cati., and for five breath further and d aellp( not long years you have been treated with the utmost tcoonwtezpettleirbth therefore, rue urthbe4 of r ° aL on those in the provinces to do what the can fur me at the coming eketion. Until then I fear it is labour in vain."  'j. 1 Anuoirrax, F.R.C.i.k, &c., &c., Mr. ISAAC LEAVER iS the oldest established Auc- ~ Afte a Turkish Bath the capillary circulation is tioneer and Valuer in Barrow. Consi„mtiments are at mote vigorous, and we are, therefore, in a better con' all times received at his Furness Sale Rooms, 41, For- dition for resistance of cold than if we had not bathed, shaw-street? where prompt settlements are mado.ui as daily experience di inonstrates. Charges, 2s. each ; all transactions. after 5 p.m., is.; shampooing, 6d. extra.