The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1888-06-09 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

LND COMIMETINO.—" By there's bound to be an investigation,„ant 'lace such a sum as that, and, sooner or later, then— misery, degradation, and crime, the probable cost of such a thing would be 250 millions sterling. . This a thorough knowledee of the natural laws which Lot', ii', whatever did you do it for? govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and "Never mind about that. I can replace it—at would have to be paid by the ratepayers. He would by a careful application of the tine properties of well- the cost of my life.. like to ask, could the local authorities stand 260 • millione in addition to the burdens they already selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast wiliet'S a heavy price. though." tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may "I don't 0: ~ possessed? (Cheers.) The Government had save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judi- ' 5p end one hand reduced the National Debt cious useof such articles of diet that a coestitutieu 100 millions and increased it '3OO nigher sWithout tititioin. the censemay be gradually built up until strong enough to re- my days in pellet eervibutle, a shame to myself and a burden to others, all with the other. They could not possibly be grateful to them for their financial policy, but should gist every tendeacy to disease. Hundreds of subtle quences of my crime; but dyingbyyl Ie make mlife maladies are floating around us ready to attack straight once more. Listen, have insured ... y do what they could to defeat it (cheers). Now, who wherever there is a weak point. We may escap for £5,000, the very sum 1 have taken from the would get all this money paid as compensation? many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified bank, to which I have bequeathed it in my will. This was a most ittsportant questitm. Ho ha& no with pure blood and a properly nourished frame." My intention when I aid so was to take a dose of hesitation in saying that if the clauses were peesed Civil Service Get:WM.—Made simply with boiling water laudanum—chloral—any of those poisonous drags there would be no equitable compensation, for they or milk. Sold only in packets, by /Grocers, labelled— might depend upon it it would go to. the monopolist brewers and distillers. . This enormous " Jew= EPPS & Co., HomeeopathicChemists. London." much inquiry; but I find that suicides forfeit the which can be bought as sedatives without exciting Also makers of Epps's Afternoon Chocolate Essence. sum of money would be poured into the lap of the benefits of their policy. lf it were known or sus. A Cum.—A. clergyman will send, free of charge ' brewers and distillers ("Shame"). He (Mr C.ine) led that I had taken my own life, the 'insurance a prescription for the cure of all those who suffer l'e,ec • • , , , • all would knew something of the liquor trade and how it was from the errors and indiscretions of youth, managed. A movement had been on foot to convert the business of Sir A. B. Walker into a limited li - bility, physical exhaustion and early decay. This be a failure. You see my delemma. I want to die, great remedy was discovered by a missionary in Old bility company. There were something like 220 public but 1 musts not do so by my own hand. You can nervous de. umee would refuse to pay the ment,y, and Mexico; it saved him from a unserable existence and help mo. I oller you £2O to kill me." houses. Sir A. B. Walter stated that his aunui an early greve. Send a self-addressed, stamped enprofits were about £186,000, oni ho. asked free 7d. 1 .„ ,_. " But—but--good heavens !" 1 gasped, " I don't Tel6pe, to Rev JOSEPE ROLXEe, Bloomsbury Mansion, Want to kill you." ' £3,000,000 sterling. for his business. supposing comBioomsbury Square. London, Vi" C pensatiou was paid fore,the closing of these houses, , „