The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1887-03-05 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

CARD.—To all who are suffering from the error, awl indi-er. Bons of vow h, nervocc weak- ' new, early decay, exhausted low of vigour, nervoun lefl,liy. Ac.. I will rend a pre.cription 4 that syill cure you free of ehnrge. Thic great remedy wan di-c.v.:nod by a Mis-ionary in 010 Move,. A aid an ad • 41 stamped envelope to the Rev. Joaram Hewn, Bloonwbory Mnneion, Bloomsbury Squnre, London, W.C. Private J. McGrath. of the Cdnimught Ringers, R. tried at Jallundur (India), on the 14th Jul., by a distriet court-martial, on a charge of wilfully maiming his left hand by firing his bonded vile into it lie was found guilty, and eentene A to tem yrars' impriniannent Major - General McFarlane, a eonfirming this sentence, hag remitted one year el the imprisonment. A ynung man named A.C.Oivnry bee been arrested St Crane. on a charge of haying murdered. five Ti7:,.g.°;....hti:clbLlherti:%untnea,.ch.M.rquelMo"; want nf evidence. He ha. 'now been denounced by a man named Kelly, who wee arrested on a charge of intitil.ing cattle. Throe alleged accomplicea hare afro been npprehended. it into I necident occurred at Monclenn Main Collie-, near Barnalcy. to John Barker, of Rnyeton, egad nineteen. Deceased, who waa a pony•driver. was attaching Fein, dO a twin of eorweft in the underground workings. when the animal ronk fright and, knocking down the prop, e large fall of •he roof rook place, which bind d the deceased. Mee began to dig nut the decen,d. aol jact ns he was bean: eatrieated,being etill alive. a second fall took place which suffocated  0., vendee a large ho iv of men, organized by the Soma D re grate Federation, proceeded to St. Pan, entheriral, where eerroon wan preached by the Ari hrlear on of London, Dr. Gifford. Notwithritanding ,hat the building arm crow lel to its utrnote capac.ty, order rem fairly at detained, though the service wee occ isionally intern opted by dissentient or scornful cries. An overflow service was conducted for the benefit of those nimble to gain xrlmittimee to the Cathedral. forte Hamtnemmiih Policia Court, on S dueday, Mr. Paget herwi an appbeation through a solicitor, who apolied on behalf of • young woman for a annanone amino young man for Manion'', money by false representatims. Ile preaente 1 an information edict. his client WI, reAdV to awear to a being cot reef.—At the mqueet of the Magistrete, the young woman, who wax deaf, was malted into the bor. She said the lent the man at large tom Of Money un the premise that he would marry her. Ile had not fulfilled his protnise. The Solicitor : Bare you made inquiry and ascertained that he is • married man I—The applieant Paget (to Die Ailieltor) ; You apply for a wartant for obtaining money on the prevnee that he W.) a single mei f—Toe Solicitor. Yes.—Mr. Pacet ve,cl the of "-metier, and said unfortunately the charge of obtaining mom? on the man PromiftiBg to marry her or do in future all which he foiled to do. rild not come within the provisions of the Act. But if he represented himatlf tea angle man, and on the faith of that representation sheperted with the money, thee woad dm—The solicitor Fad that era the case —Mr. Psgst : You mutt be prepared with satisfactory evnlenee of the man, marnago. The r tititne Paid he could produce the certificate --Mr. Paget thnught th re would ho a oldficolty prolong the identity by the certificate. If the eolicitor ohta,eil evidence of the marriage by some person who was present at the time he would grant • warrant. AVrtmeetele Mrroter. or 0 SverPreerrert.—A eliockwy at' emp•eti murder and suicide wee Committed 1.1 Cnoton on Sunday evening. Shortly before ate notch R+lnicea Woodcock, aged nine. teen, of elavton-itreet. Islington. was taken to Cite University College War pital. having been shot by her reverthette, to whom slop was to have been married next Sunday. Mn. Fleath, the sent, surgeon, performed on operation, and succeeded in ea, triong Me bullet Mon the left temple. The man afterward+ •hot I impelf fatally. It appeara that there had been toner quarrels between the young woman %Woodcock and her sweetheart, John Moore, a plumber, who re-iiled next door to her in Clayton.street ,• hot on Sunday morning she went to htm at 38, WeltingtomPtront, Hollowed, where he eta stavlng with his brother in-law and sist, Mr. and Mr-. Nathan. When they met they kireoti, ant tt seemed as if the quarrel of the pre vino. day had bet n made up. Mo re and hie brother-in-law soon afterwards went out, and Mmre retnrneri alone about four o'clock, partially intoxicated. }diving eent hie Pinter ont of the room to look for her husband. Moore locked the door, and allot, et quarrel took thee. The girl states that °Ponta:illy he produced at revolver, and shot her in the head. She managed to utilork the door and rah down stairs, where her crim brought assistance. Meanwhile Moore had shot himself through the head, and died immediately alter he Vase found. It la stated that the motive winch led to the commission of the come was jealousy. The woman is retorted to be progres,ing satisfactorily. HoLuOwea's Pleter—Sleepletsorye. flatulency, acidity. nomina, and all drop., indicati in+ may beside rid), relieved by these famous Pills, of which large quantitnis are pliipped to ell part+ of the Ti, at canitantly increacmg demand for Helloe ay'. medicine proves iM power over disease and its estirmition by the publie. in weaknem of the stomach, in disease of theltver, and in disordern of the sirstnm caused by cold or a anguish cireula. tint, no me tieine is so efficseious, no remedy so rapid a. theee P.M whieh are altogether incapable of doing mischief. 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