Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1920-01-17 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

STANNINGTON SUICIDE.  Cook's Last Message:  "Sorry for all the trouble I have caused . . have been very unkind to everybody. I shall flat be able to get work, because I have not got.;. a reference. - TI 6 above formed the contents of a note left by MilliCt.nt Elizabeth liilman (37), a singlc woman, of lianmor, Stannington, whose betty was recovered from the Iron Wheel Dam. Rivelin,. on Saturday.  At the ingtieT held'bTtite !Sheffield Coronet. (Mr. J. l(enymi Parker), on Monday, deceas(d's father said that she was a .cook, but left her situation on the Bth November of last .year. -Atter :a period at home -she became very depres.sed, and on the '2oth December she left home in the early morning, Th 9, note, which was in deceased's handwriting was found in a box in her room. He was of opinion that she committed suicide. Questioned by the Coioner, witness said as far as he knew there was no truth in dece:.sed's suggestion that she would not be able to o)itlitt work ecause she had no reference. It appeared tcitte•simply a delusion. Police-constable (107) Pearson said a dog recovered a hat-from the dam, and this answered the description of the one worn by MjsGilman.. The dam was drained, and the body recovered. Deceased iNrtis fully dressed, but appeared to have been in the water for Some time.  A\ verdict of "Suicide in a .fit of -depression, and whilst :suffering from delusions," was returned.  1.3, Mount  .ambers), of veil, Fife, N.B.  AFTER 18 YEARS!  In 1901, the "Case of Miss Chalmers" was published from "Land's End to .I,olin 0' Cr'roat.," and even now will be recalled by many. Thelady herself—now Mrs. Rintoul9.nite recently (19th April, 1919) sent the folxowin,g message to the makers of Doan's Backache Kidney Pills:— "-It is eighteen years since Bonn's Pills rid me of kidney complaint and dropsy—since they saved my life, in fact —and lam well and grateful to this day. (Signed) J. Rintoul." The Famous Case Republished. On 27th May, 1901, Mrs. Rintoul- (at that time Miss Chalmers) wrote :—"My father feels it right to let you know that I have been spared from the grave by a timely use of Bonn's Backache Kidney Pills—we feel, in fact, that the public should read the truth of, my- experience. 'Last year I was suddenly seized with dropsy—due, as we found, to. kidney weakness. My limbs and body became an enormous size, and I had most terrible pains. Morphia and tapping were tried, but never with lasting effect—l got worse every day and weak as a baby. My condition was thought incurable. For thirty-seven weeks I lay ill, at which stage, it really seemed I had only one week to live." _ .  "Then ray father got a supply of Doan's Pills, and I began with them. On the third day I rallied surprisingly, and my progress was marked from (hen right on—l felt myself better every day. At the fifth box of pills all the dropsical swellings had subsided, the painE. had erased, and the kidneys and bladder acted naturally. True. I had wasted to mere skin and bone, but •I soon regained flesh, and, to-day I am thoroughly cured solely .through the action of Doan's Fills. (Signed)" Jane Chalmers." (Note-30th April, 1919—Now, Mrs. Rintoul). Don't ask for kidney pills or backache pills. Insist upon DOAN'S )Backache Kidney Pills the kidney medicine Mrs. Rintoul recommends. All dealers, or 2s. 9d. a box from Foster-McClellan Co., 8, Wells Street, Oxford Street, London. W.I. "Recommended By the People For the People."  r• , ..., id 1 ...ledirr - , -,,, - 7,1, d r...e•,.:' • ' 4. -- ' • ' ,rnor, - : • ~,N -- - fel': • ,i• P,47,....;d11. ,:.• -., '.'jf,,,,F, * • ''':z: .., 4,01..,---ititi' • f /„eiii, 'c‹.-'. '• ~,. . ...s. 1 . , ' '-',.?' Al k .. . ~..,„ ~.. ~.!..„., „. . . ~ ...4 , . .....A... ........ i . ..,, ..,.., ~ ........,-<..,.-q'''' I. Ttintoul (formerly 3fiss ell Pleasant, Le