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H O L L O W A Y ' S P I L L S . The g r a n d secret of a t t a i n i n g h a r p i w h t o irecm-e (rood
S e a l t l i , w i t h o u t wi l l -h life is s t r i p p e d of a l l I t * pl> aaurcs. T h e first i rregu lar i ty of a n y function s h o u l d be c h e c k e d and se t r i g h t by appropr ia te doses of these fine pur i fy ing Pi l l s , w h i c h s trengthen the sys t em b y t h o r o u g h l y ctssuiAing the M o o d f r o m a l l impur i t i e s . T h e y ba lance d i sordered ac t ion , r e m o v e t h e cause of d i s turbance , And restore i t s n o r m a l a n d n a t u r a l power to e v e r y organ , w i t h o u t Inoonvenience , p a i n , or a n y o t h e r d r a w b a c k .
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T h i s m e d i c i n e l a so w e l l k n o w n i n e v e r y par t o f H i e w o r l d , a n d the cures effected by i t* use a r e so w o n d e r f u l , as to a s ton i sh everyone, i t s pre -eminence as s r e m e d y for b i l ious a n d l i v e r compla in t s , a n d derangements of t h e s t o m a c h a n d bowels , Is no longer a m a t t e r of d i spute o r doabt . I n these diseases the beneficial effects of H n l l o w s y ' s inva luab le P i l l * a r e so p e r m a n e n t a n d extens ive t h a t the w h o l e s y s t e m Is renovated , the orxnns of digest on s t rengthened , a n d ( n i l a n d easy a s s i m i l a t i o n promoted , so t h a t b a t h p a y s t c e l a n d m o r a l energy Are increased .
Determination of the Elood to the Bead. T h i s i s s c n e r a l l y occas ioned b y s o m e i r r e g u l a r i t y of the
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Coughs, Colds, and Asthmas. N o m e d i c i n e w i l l c u r e co lds of long d u r a t i o n , o r s u c h s s
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Indigestion —Bilious Headache T h e s e c o m p l a i n t s m a y somet imes b e c o n s i d e r e d tr i f l ing,
b u t I t shou ld be borne in m i n d that , by ina t t en ' ion a n d neglect , they often e n d most ser ious ly . G i v e e a r l y thought to a deranged s t o m a c h , t a k e HoUoway ' s 1111s, r u b h i s ce lebrated O i n t m e n t over t h e n i t of the s t o m a c h , a n d yo . i w i l l s h o r t l y p e r c e i v e a change for the bet ter i n y o u r digestion, sp ir i t s , appeti te , ( t r e n g t h , a n d energy. I lie i m p r o v e m e n t , though I t m a y be g r a d u a l , w i l l be t h o r o u g h a n d las t ing .
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Au tho r of " Corpulence and its Cure," ™ Diseases Produced by Prost i tu t ion,"—" The K r i l
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The Author hss produced a work which wi l l be a present snd future boon to many, and winch should tie in the hands of both young and old.—Shareholders' Guardian.
This is a work whieh every young man should read—the motal and delicste tone which pervade; every page, when coupled w i t h such sound advice— is i n v a l u a b l e , especially when coming Irom the pen ol a Physician, whose success and valuable writ ing* have already given him a place amongst the en. incut Specialists of Europe.— 77i« Stationer.
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A L E T T E B O N F L A T U L E N C E , its causes and cure. J u s t p u b ished. Pries I s .
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Extraordinary Cures by Downie's Medicines. Mrs E. Bel l , of West Cramlirigton, was cured of
Bad Legs of eleven years s tanding .—Apr i l 19th, 1866.
Assaulting: a Po l iceman.—Before the Sun deriind magistrates, on Saturday, a man named Thomas Murphy, was lined £8 for throwing a lemonade bottle at a policeman, and striking h im on the shoulder.
Determined Suic ide near South Stockton . - ^ A b o o t dusk on Wednesday *vening , t h e body of a m a n , apparently about 6 0 years of age, was found by a boy named P a r k e r , suspended from a tree, on Mandate B a n k s , about h a l f a mi le from South Stockton. T w o farmers cut the body down, bnt though there was warmth about the cheeks, life was extinct. T h e diseased had h u n g himself in h i s s i lk pocket handkerchief . Ahout 100 yards from the spot a pair of broken braces were hang ing on a tree, and as the knee m a r k s of a m a n on the ground below, and the deceased bad no braces on, it is aupfioaed that.he had made a previous attempt to take his life.
A l a r m i n g Acc ident a t W e s t Har t l epoo l .— O n T h u r s d a y morning an a l a r m i n g accident occurred at W e s t Hart l epoo l , and several men had narrow escapes with their l ives, t n consequence of the dock gates at tbe entrance to the coal dock, W e s t Hart lepool , hav ing become dUahled, the water is being dammed out, and for this purpose large piles are being dr iven round the entrance from tbe dock. T w o largn cranes were erected on a stage above the piles a lready driven in , and while the workmen were engaged in dr iv ing in the piles yesterday morn ing , about seven o'clock, the " guy-ropes " attached to one of the cranes broke, and it fell over wi th a tremendous crash on t o ihe other crane, smash ing it to pieces. T h e ir»n r a m and portions of the wreck of the crane fe l l into the dock, and three or lour of the men were knocked down on the staging, but only one o f them v a s any the worse, and his injuries were but trifling.
Murderous A s s a u l t in D u r h a m . — A most malicious assault was committed on M o n d a y night at D u r h a m , by a man named J o h n Morsou upon W i l l i a m Wcathere l l . Morson is a shoemaker, and with several of his companion shoemakers belonging F r a m w e l l -g;iU>, on the above evening adjourned to the B u c k public house, kept by a brother
o f the man who w a s a«saulted. Some dispute nrtise, and i he defendant, without any provo-e u i i o u , seized an a lewarmer, and s truck W'eaiherell over the right eye, inflicting a w o u n d of a serious nature. Medica l aid was iniuitdiutcly sent for. A warrant was sub-s i q u o i i l y granted, and Morson taken into custody. T h e case came on for bearing on 1 h u r s d a y , before A l d e r m a n Jiobert Itobson, and ] { . Hogget . M r B o y d , surgeon, stated i hut ih>- prosecutor was suffering very much from the swolen stale of his e y e , a n d that he would not be able to attend tor several d a y s . M r W . P r o c t o r , solicitor, appeared for the defendant. T h e B e n c h decided upon rema nd i n g the case for a week.
Tecsdale U n i o n . — T h e usua l f o r t n i g h t l y meeting wss held on Wednesday, Rev. W . F. Wnsrton prcsidiug. Mee«r* G. Brown, G . Brownies*, G. Brown. (Barningtiain). Kir*ley, S. Walker, rtcarrr, Story, Hi l ton , J . Walton, J . a. Helmer, Nicholson, and Alcock, were present. Tbe minute* of la-t meet' ing «ere read and confirmed.—Returns of Pauperism.— Out door relief : Since la i t meeting, week ending 14th imt . , Uarnsrd Castle district, 829 persons co-t £29 16a 61 ; Staindrop district, 220 person* cost £17 14* 8d ; Mid'Jltton district, 272 persons cost £25 14*; 'week ending 21-t inst., Barnard Castle dut r ic t , 331 persons cost £30 6s; Staindrop district, 227 person* £17 17s 5 1 ; Middleton district, 258 persons cost £25 8*. In-door relief: Week ending 14th inst., 96 inmate* ; oorresp mding week last year HO.—Election of Chairman, S(c.—This being the first mee ing of the nenJy constituted board, the election b u s i n e s s was proceeded «i tu . The Ber . W . F . Wharton, as chairman, and Messrs. George Brown and M , Headlam ss vice-chairmen were unanimously ro-elecltd Visi t ing, asccsnment, and removal committees were chotrn lo r the ensuing year. I t was agreed to call the attention of ihe Barnard Castle Local Board ol Health to tbe dugraceful state of the old Tan Yard, in Bridgegale. On the motion of M r Brown the Visiting Committee were requested to consider what arrangement* could be maoe for the old men and women in the workhouse to wslk out during tbe day under ptoper regulation* to be submitted to the board lor approval. Mr Turner's valuation was reported to have been received. The fallowing is a 1 ist ot the guardians elected for the current year;— Barnard Castle, George Brown, Abraham Hi l ton , Jonathan H a l l , Stephen Kir t ley, . W i l l i a m Shi
Mrs Ursula Jacgard, Shield Row, near Chcster-le- Uarlorth, B . D . Miudle ton , ; Baruingham, George " of a frightfully sore leg of 8 Brown ; Boldron, no nomination, W . Hut ton quail-Street, was rapidly cured
years duration by a few days use of D O W N I E ' S P I L L S and OINTMENT.—February 25th. 1865.
Mr I . Carter, New Koad, Newcastle, says he was cured of a fearfully Bad Leg of 8 years standing by tbe use of only one small Box and Pot ot D O W N I E ' S P I U S and O I N T M E N T . — J u l y 82nd. 1866.
M r R o b e r t D i x o n , Chester-le-Street, Durham, say* Downie's Pills and Balsam completely cured bis w i f e of asthma and difficulty of breathing of many years' standing.—Nov. 14th,1864.
Mrs Jane Hartbora, and her Son, 38, Green-street, South shields, were cured of scurvy, A c , of Eight years' standing, by taking only two small boxes of tbe pill*.—Sept. 1,1884.
M r Alexander Wiahart, Ballast Hi l l s , Newcastle, was cured in three days of a violent cough wi th spit and pain i n tbe chest.
M r Thomas Spencer, Nor th Shore, Newcastle, was cured iu ten days of a bad leg of 15 years' standing.
Mrs Mary KUiott, Skinner* B o m , Newcastle, was cured in three days of bronchitis and cough of 18 year*' standing.
M r Wi l l i am Purvis, 61 years old,Teams, Gatesbead, was cored in a few days of dropsy, liver complaint a n d nervous debility.
Mrs Brown, 70 years old, Gateshead, was cured in four days of a cough wi th spit, soreness in the chett, A c , of two and a half years standing,
Bed to acts Bones, John Walton, Henry Dent Biignal , Jonathan Hunter ; Cleatlam, Halph Peverell; Cockfietd, Simpson Walker ; Cctberstoo, A . B . Nicholson ; Kggkston, Bev. T . E . Jones ; Egg as on Abbey, Joseph Stubbs ; Forest and Fr i th , '1 nomas Scott j Gainford, John Geldard i Gilmonby, Tboma* Wai te ; Headlam, Wil l iam Clark j H i l t o n , Wi l l i am Watson | Llolwick, Isaae Ba ine ; Hope, Mile* Aldersou j Huuderthwaile, J . S. Helmer; Hut ton , John Storey ; Ingleton, Edward Bayson ; Lang ley dale, Michael Hodgson ; Langion, Archibald Cochrane; laartuvgton, W. H . Scarre; Lunedale, John Dent ; Mar wood, no nomination, H . Heslop qualified w act; Mickletou, Thoma* Tarn ; Middleton, Anthony Todd, George Kiohardson, Jonathan Bowron j Morton Tinniouth, Wi l l iam Baine j New biggin, John Coats-worth ; O? ing ton, Thomas Bphtnfon ; Baby and Reversion, Robert Graham: Rofceby, Thomas Bainbridge j Bomaldkirk, Thomas Serai ton ; Soargili, W. Hutchinson, jun. i Staindrop, John Hanson, Will iam Copeland ; Startforth, Robert Teaedale; Streatlam and Stainton, George Brownies* ; Thorpe and Wjcliffs, Wi l l iam Robinson j Walkerfield, W. W . Uawdqn ; Weeiwick, no nomination, Joan brown qualified to act ; Whorltoo, Wil i l iam Trotter ; Winston, George Middleton{ Woodland, W . K. Aleotk ; and the Justices of the Peace, who are ej officio guardians,
A Youth Burnt in a Limekiln at Thornier — M r John Tiplady, deputy coroner, on Friday, beld an inquest at Thornier, on view of the body of s l -m. Hoy, aged 7 ysara, M*Ml Bob*** CsVait, S M e4 a ssiaar who had come to his death through aocideotallv f*[f ing Into a burnintr limekiln, and getting m*u|" burnt before he coo Id be extricated, A verdict nt " Accidental Death " w.s returned.
A c c i d e n t at S u n d e r l a n d . — A voting l i r j named Thompson, a boat Mtea year* of aas, * M
severely injtrrsd at Sunderland, O B Friday, by a pise* of rook faaltnf upon h im. A bias* had been anas* is M a n n Moota's ehip-buildioe j a r d , and the piece » » , thrown 160 feet i n the air, over some boosas, *ai mj upon him as ha wss playing in the yard adjoining hit parents' bous*. He is now i n a vary ptoarigaj position.
The Division on tbe Reform Bill.—The following member* (or Nonhumberaand and Durban voted in the majority (*18), in favour of the second reading «t the Kefotm B i l l : — J . Candlish, I . Crjw«t Sir G . Grey, Bight Hoa. T . B . Headlam, J . Bender.' son, Sir W. Hot t , R. Ingham, D . O. Marion ban ki A . Mitchell, t. W . Pea**, B . D . Bhafto, G. o! Trevelvsn, St* H . Willianrton. Ia tbe minority (818) W. B . Beaumont, i . Bsrtlev, Hon. H . G Uddell Right Hon, J . B , Mowbray, Lord Henry Psrcy, Sir M . W . BldlsT, C. F . Surtess. 7 7
C r u e l t y to a Horse at Sundcr l snd—Jobn Beat, a rolleyman with Messrs Bieraardaon, ra i l lm, wss charged before the countv •agistrates at Sunderland, on Satnrday, with cruelty to a bone. He wss seen to gallop np to East Harrington in a furious manner, and then set off again j n the direction of Sanderlind. On near ing the waterworks tbe shaft horse fell, and the leaflet dragged it for about twenty yards, doing it such Injury as to put any chenot of workine i t out of the question for s month. He was fined £S and costs, or One month's impfUonment.
Sudden Death in a C h u r c h — O n Sundav morni g, at Saint Helen's Auckland Church, a most sudden and melancholy death took place. A member of Ihe ehoir, George Wake, railway gatekeeper, whilst assisting in the singing of an anthtm, suddenly dropped dowu dead. He had for a few day* b>ea slightly afflicted with a cold, bat not of a srrioo* character, and was on Sunday morning apparently in bis utoil health. The utmost consternation, a* may be imsgined, pnvailed amongst the congregation. The service wis isimedistely (topped, acd tbe evening service wss sis* dispensed wi th .
H o l l o w a y ' s P i l l s . — T h e variable tempera-ton snd damp westher fearfully tell on the human frame, deteriorating the blood and producing morbid results in its rnervoir—the lung*. Hence, on i l l *ide* we a n surrounded by bronchitis,pleurisy, a»thm«, consumption, all of which might'.be readily cured by Holloway's never-failing remedies, whose active piin-riple purifies the blood, and causes sll morbific matter to be speedily eipelhd from tbe body. I n ease* ot indigestion, dimness of sight, headache, menUl snd physical lassitude, t h e n rertontive pills act a* a charm. They • ipel rheumatism sod gout, while they infallibly correct female complaints in young and old cdicst* and robust.
A Gamekeeper's V/ i fe Worried by s Bloodhound.—We reported in the columns of ths Erpreit some time ago a desperate encoaoter witb some armed poacher* and several policwren and gam* watchers, on the estate of Mr Rowland Burdon, Csitl* Erlen. I n the affray a gamekxeper's son gotshot.snd th* poacher* escaped without being detected. Mr Bunion determined that they shou'd not enter his preserve* and commit depredations for the future wi th imparity, and obtained a large and Seroelooktng bloodhound, which was kept near to M r Bobtneon'* (one of the gamekeepers) house. A few day* ago Mis Bobinson pasted by the kennel of the beast, and it sprang up and *eised her by the thick park of her arm. Wis strajged with it for some time, bnt it wss not until the flesh gavo way that she released htrsel'. She wss attended by Dr Tessier, and the piece of flesh which was encircled by the dog's teeth ha* ainee come out, tearing a hole about the «ize of an egg. She ha* suffered intensely, but i t is to be hoped she wil l nltimstely recover. The preserve* of M r Burdon s n extensive, and the game is watched by a staff of keepers sod watchers, and the number of dogs that s n kept oa the estate is somewh*t extensive. The bloodhounds are ssid to hsve come from the Southern States of America, where thev are of little use sinos the abolition of *lavery.— Northern Express.
Proposed Review of North of Eng land Voluntecrrs — O n Monday, a meeting of the commanding officers of the several volunteer battalions in the counties of Leicester, L i n coln, Nott ingham, Y o r k , Lancaster , Cumberland, D u r h a m , Northumberland, and Westmoreland was held at the RoyaJ Station Hote l , Y o r k , to consider ihe arrangements for the proposed review of volunteers from the northern counties at Y o r k , by the Duke of C a m b r i d g e . T h e chair was occupied hy the L o r d M a y o r , who presented a list of the corps which bad expressed their assent to be present at the rev iew, which included the l«t 2nd and 3 r d Manchester Rif le Corps , numbering 2 , 2 0 0 ; tbe 5th L a n c a s h i r e , 6 0 0 ; »»• Leeds Eng ineers , 9 0 0 ; L o r d Londesborough s Battal ion (1st Wes t Y o r k , ) 7 0 0 ; 1st Durham Administrat ive Battal ion, 6 0 0 ; Leicestershire Hifles, 6 5 0 ; 7th W e s t Y o r k , 6 5 0 ; 1 East Y o r k , 3 5 0 ; 3 r d West Y o r k , 5 0 0 ; 5th Administrative Battal ion West York, 4 5 0 ; W e s t Y o r k ("Halifax), 5 0 0 ; 1st Administrative Batta l ion E a s t Y o r k , 3 0 0 ; 4th Administrative B . t u l i o n ( L a n c a s h i r e ) , 400 ; 8th ditto, 4 0 0 ; besides other corps in the counties of D u r h a m and Northumberland and artillery volunteers in Northumber land , Sheffield, Newcast le , Seabam, tbe 4th E a s t York, and the 1st E a s t Br igade o f Art i l l ery . Thess corps numbcraltogether from 10,000 tolS.OW-— O n the motion of L o r d Lpndesborougn, seconded bv C o l . M a r k h a m , it was unanimously resolved that the review be held at York-— L o r d Londesborough next moved that the Duka of Cambridge be requested to rtTiew the troops, wid that the Prince and Pnncess of Wales be invited to be piwenU-^-Coi-H e w i t h seconded the) motion. Carried-— Col. Hewprth then moved that the review should take place on Satnrday, * s W « « A u g u s t - C o l . Markham • « f n
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