'T'.''■ V: • ' S i 'H - 'V T t l E C E lT i - i fe R d fe t iM E S . F R ID A Y , JU N E 26 159 3 fceived


C O U N T Y S E S S I O N S . , _______


Nfaiday: Befcae C. J B ;^appes, in the chair. K. Thompson, H. H. Stultard, W.


^


■ ~hrneit, T. Longifcith, W. Haidacre, and \V i\. Winstaidey, Esqrs., and Cod. Turner .•ud Capt. Trappes-Loma-x.


STOCK


t e r n s a n d f l o w e r s . ---------- n


. , arrested before tKey were. dismissed


niaver been disorderly in his life aind asked “ Id T T L E ENGLAND BEYOND if they were disordCTly why. they were not


WATTi’S ” uA l iK o . -


costs. PIGS AND DECLARATIONS. county of Pembretkeshira is sometimes |^rr*and'"eTOry lower-story


The case w.as dismissed on payment of ^


George Bulcock, VVliittakur Farm, Sab-


,Mrs. Biuxendale, Darwen, was summoned Webster was suimiioned for permitting the f,.r doing "■ illuf damage on land belonging removal.


to Mr. W. A. Winstaiiley, Chaigley Alancr. p .c . GledliiU said that on tide 3odi of May plainaiit, Stiid the information ,tlit; Wilful Damage Act,


.


which provided tli.at where wilful damage where he liad not them and he renlDd tliat He said:lUUA. Iwd bten done to real or personal proi>erty he liad got them from Webster. ^ Witness , .111 luiiouiit not e.xceedmg , £;iCs, it could be ,;dt wiUi by a Bench of Magistrates by


he


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tl cuonr Bulcock’s stj-e. WitiVjss asked defendant he of\Y re< ; I>y e.xc Uo cK _______u_____________ O D S in 5 , T Aliigistra c cviec lam


: k1 the peixdty for the provieculoni. defendant Webster, and he admitted letti.xr ^ Uelciviuit had ^onuititted all olleiicc on


adnutted letting ' go, saying Uiat he had forget all


June hih iyo3, wiUiin the townslup of ,-Ugh- about tile declaration. Notices were given on. by uAmg cerudi. fcrixs on prosneuiors Uie bill-poster to post around tile districr. "'Y;'


propcity. Mr. Wimuuiley had on many The defeiidant Wc^bstor stated lliat he had icca.'-ions I'ccn nuicli troubled by iiersons never heard" or seen ;uiytliing about the


Irescnts ; also th* teful articles:—


ircspas>iug on Ills land, and mor.* ixinicul.ar- notices until he reaaived the summons. which w-is m Uie un-


,na ui imJer to u arn people not to llfesiiass au'a.am.ig


a.mrage cm this band ix-ticcs Jiad Jiacl ................ <.K<- U


eiiid be Iicv excuse lor persons saying they kmi .Tnl take the llccwers tuid lerns.


were .aioucci to trample up ;uul down the Joseph Myers, .all of Salxlcn, weiD also ccntr.ary, slrenglhum^, . ----- li.rs .'iMil (urns.


a---------------- . the elate in tiucslion deleiKlant utus VJUVOV.v... ------- SIZ£S. k M E N l B .


S E R V I E T i m : a Ttk


BACKS J a P IK R XfiACHtS AK9


luciitv yards out i.d the loolpalh digging up (Mk tenus by the io*.>LS wiili a hirgc kiufv:, aivl e prepared because Ur...


euaeiiLly siie iiacl come . she had uitli her in


p'lcal that .she had m.t, allowed l<: get


the lenis.


,\U. W msumley liim.self went up to her and the IVcxivers Anns Sabdma On the 29th i,sked il sD: bad read ibe notices.


but lluil she was On being


a large basket, She re- told


she w.aiici be summoned cielcmdtuU stud she a.as vNval alilo te.


and the summuns. '1D- i>ay both for the fenu. lenio


asUiiiatc-cl at. 3d., but it was not the amount ,y liie dtutiage ih.it .Mr. Win.sUmley was .suvkmg to obtain. Imi to protect lus rights,


that Stevenson took four and Myeis


Y;*,? t<.ok tliree. Witness then went to Dawson h'ald Karm, Sabden, aj»i saw lire four pig-*'-


and n!t allow- gretil parties, as there was on liiat d.Ue 111 ciueslmn, to result up and down


A few minute* after he saw SUiVci^on, and he asked him wheiL* Ire luul got his pig^^ frmn, ;uid he rcplidJ tliat he had g(A them from the Weavers Anuf^. Asked where his


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Jiluckiig liciwer.v I'be deiendtinl luui writ- d(.claration for the removal of the pigs was, t'li a letter s.iying .site was imable to attend j,,, T..,,Iii.,l tl-iat the niirs had not btren in the (."tin iludugu .sul!erii.g Irom hcxirl ciis- e.tse, tuici .ulnutUng the olleiice but stating that .she «as not auaie of the I act t luit she \\,i.s tre-siu.vsing. Cuntinuing. .Mr. EttsUi.ain Sagtu l'.xrm was a very beautiful place


Law.sons pig stye above an hour, aixl that Lawson had told him that he did not require


orv.: ferr the removing of them. \\ nness


on the lituiks ul tiie lludcler, tuid it was inofet mdestrabte that [lecqile shoubl go tuid grub


tp tile leni-s. It wa.s agaiast llie interests of me imtoic. tor It to go im becxiu.se many gei>- |,_iu como .............. ......... ileiiieii Mere quite willing to idlow poxiple


aj


to gc ihrosigh their eslatcts. but tli»;y w’cue . . iwt Willing lor peci>le to grub up pltuits lual


ik-vers. .Mr. \V. .-V. Wiir-ttmley com.boraleci the


sla'.eiueu'.s made by .Mr. I’.aslbtun. Mr. \V. Garnett tliouglit it «a-s tlcsinible for the geiv.-i.u! pulilic to sec llur country,


Imt It w.i-s a-M. very de.sir.ible that they tii'.uld keep i.ttt el imS'.'luel, cT the allerna- uve would be tiieif lieing brought bclore


lU-- nugU'.r.iULs. Cul. rurncr tiu-ui^hi iIulsc persons who


) E S E A S O N . PO T COVERS K A


I •!&. Jan.


iuiiuccii ihc pc'.iplu Uj couic into the covmir) ulto p.Lrtiv rcs|K.‘iLSiblc Icrr tlic miscliicf by UA pRnidiiig >uiik:ient accommodtition. A fm-* <.1 2.-V 6d. .ui'-l costs w;is imixjscd- Mrs. Dca.r(.U“.i. ot Ivi'-iidall Street, L)anscn


was liiK-d a liko .uiioiuit Uir a similiLr offence at tlw -simc p!:ua* on June 271A Mr. \Vm>t;u;!cy >aw lu;r out t)f die fool- ‘.palh wheic nIic had apparently grubbed up


a luimlK-r uf l«riiL> b\ ilu ro«.A-s. DgKtvI.uj: to.d Mr. WinsUuvicy she u’as (cins, cuai p'j.ntf^i to the place wlrcre ih<.><.;


NEW STOCK o r


Afew* yiuds further oil NIr. W'lnsuuiil-y found 1 he)* pro o a man \vh(y PiLVf. Llio name ui Hull, plucking


she had jui’A HI'-.'-- »‘i »*•-• in her jK,sscAsion trom ^ '-—'-------


liluvbidls.- His atlenti.m was caJtol to the Gddincss. to*uas but he rl.d tea reply. 1-ato-r it w.a.s .syniptonu


fuuivi ilui iiL* ha'i given a i;Usc name aixl up )) D--lci>l.int plradeii guilty to ibe offence,


but rleu.cii th.it siw iiad jiu-ied up tile roots. They were given to her by a Itidv Irieiid. .Mr. l-.a-tii.un luusiuiK-r'd llitti if the ni.in


iiameil Hull wi.uld pay the costs an>l ai>olo- glvu to .\lr. W'nvstaiiiev he wirukl i>at be prost.-culeii.


BAD OH- Ltuvielu: I’mcti.ir w;ls sununoitod for liding


bis bicycle wiiiimit light, in Chiirclt Street, Cli.i>ji;ag. at 12-50 am. on 'I'huisday. die 4lh iitst. Delend.uil stated that his l.omp ktli: going i,m, insJ he liarl repeatedly lit it.


><


’ ' Hie Chaiiiiijii: l lien the lamp could not have bu-n a good cne befciukint; The ivas'nt (Laughter.)/


^ kuugri.Jgv, wcu: duirgoul ou bail ’ •


(lay night ilw- ijth iiist. he .saw both'lefend-


"-■ 'I'g drunk ajK.i tlisijrderly. I’.t-. Hiiie.s stat.-il llur. alw


. . yiica Ni.LiiJti lhat bout 9 ;-20 Oil Sun-


/Jtis. .McCreari aixl Wna Alnioixl, both plioploK'iH'r. . . .


V -.--.......j I


A DROP TOO -MUCH- ....... *..... ...... .


•' “'‘ YiuSchi .il Lam-. Chippittg. T-liey were Th e s.thjrxit of . .a i . .n . l ph-I-^P^ ,,j,it ol w-aier m e . . . . j) in p.-as o f w a te r a n d •*


(O tile P(.lii-e Station, where they were de- j^iking for him.” Uum-,1 umil sober, when they wLre alloM-oI " Wl.y do you refer


IvD AT THE


f'-C. .SlLwen,x com.boratcd and stated that RnYorrwhom I might mention hai-o vain . '2 ha/J previously cautioned rVlmoiKl that to kill I.is »■“ '■'((*• __


’ ’” " ‘" ' 14' mY Stonl‘» ^ ^ r ' ‘r!:,“ ‘ n brother."


loo m ch to drink, but Uaev denied bein-g ^ „ g h disclrdeily.


'Huy brah admilte.1 having had a drop iiiueii i


heart's dUotiem ' ' I for a '’ ’’" ’■


' v


dcathlwi® ^


j^ni tlia he declaration. E V w . (ill .i...^._ , ...:.!. .. _,___


Jolui Stevenson, James G. Lawson, ami . Salxlcn, well--


charged with a similar cffcnce.


arged with a stm B.L


hill said tlm on tire 27th cf bust reccivixl a. doclaTaUoii Itynn from


astoiusiung cur • ■ ^ ) .11,*


fy:i- removal of niiKi store pigii from Bridge Imi, Great Harwood, u.- * ^


of Mtiy, he vetted the I\ cavers -Vrins and went to the pig style e.\pu«mg to Imcl the


second. 1 felt a distinct improvemeitt from that box, aial beferre long the racking paiirs gradually* left me and 1 was able to take food as I had not beem able to do for years. I have never looked back since. The .stiff-


I ^ ^


p^iirmiv'er troubled me again.’ 1


j33iy


nine pigs there, but he only saw twa lie ‘ ,^YiAeepers who, when asked for well- Hautson where they were and he 1


on the practice Of sub.cuiution by ^


which cured Mr. Charles were the genuine pills. The genuine Dr. IVilliams’ have cured paralysis, locximolor ataxy, rheumatism, mid .sciatica, and all diseases arising frojn im-- jxtverishment of the blood, scrofula, ricket.s, chronic erysipelas, cciisumption of the


EtJ 1 Wi. * V. * * * V..W* * *^ — . ,


j^t^.^esung tcf^iote that the pUls ,^c. .


„,£ greater profit. It is -


- .1-.- - ..... »


1^,,;^,^^ general muscular weakness, appetite, p.-Upiiaticns, pains in the


then visited the ]>ig stye belonging to -Myers. ^^^Jhasers should therefore take pains to and saw the thret-* pigs there. He alte - ^


,M;rvous headache and neuralgia, Dr.


wards .saw Myers and a.*jkecl lum ""-■ CY j ' ' ; M^iiiams’ pink piUs for pale people: other- h.ad got theun from. He said he had got


i


them front die W’eavers Arms ai»I that they had come from Cock Bnclgc. Law .soil had


icid him tliat he did not no d requiiD requito a. ^ „ortliless. Dr. IVilhams


company, Holbori>-viacluct, i.on- ^


\Villiiun.s’ pink i.„„„bf'ptHs arc noted for their good effects on


Stevenson .said the Jpigs Itad been l)o g vvonien. Tliey are the gre.alest ai>I safest by Lawson for him.sclf, -Myers • I..aw.son .staie.1 that he ha-I


■ to remove the pigs from the Cwk Britgt Imt to the Weavers’ Arnts. Ho had bcught the pigs for Mvers, Steveiistm and himsel . l i t the two best pigs, Stevemstm 00k


fi-ur and Mvers took the r^naiims; (hw>* • i t c ’p S v ve a r notin the stye, they were ,n


"'Tlm''defetvJ3nt.s were lined i». aivl costs each.


I'LkCTS ABOliT FsklXTING.


,_ D o vou suddenly fe*ff di/.r.y aud faint? — Are'vcu .ifr.-dd to crcM.s crowded stieeU-. ;_ -D c « ' it distress you to nu\up.Mairsr j _ A r e vtvu afraid b.; go to public meeiin„s. ___Have vou pains in the back.*' "■’l- lulo- tire 1.11 svtnptouis of .Mr ILcliard W’lL n . iff Stoinford Bridge, \ork.sliiro.


111* siiffcrctl froiu IvicliiLj 'gi;7-/'mc*.ss. :unJ' fa'inuxris are drctil.ation; the


*n,ey me .set ^ s ir c u n c-f ixiison wlvich llio


by -Mr. Cliarles’ c.ase. “ Vou are quite recovered ?” he was asked.


“ Ves, iJcrfectly, and ablt to follow .all ir.y


duties alvcut the farm. Further, as you see, I. am afraid not even of the severest we.ather


__a marvellous thing on one wlro has had the experience 1 h.ave h.*ul in the d.-unp am


vao-ioff climate of ‘ Little England beyond Whales.’ ”


rhiladelph... Ml-s: ••Whu wa- your grand- <i()T AN INVITATION,


delighted to Imve y-« visit 11s, I lease doll t negh et its if .vou ev r come to our city. C.ood-


'"'uHle ItoUlier: •• What do the letters I^I’.P.U.


'’*De!ive'r .'li-s: " I’ lofassional peramhiilating ’ ’’■ ;iM"rl^o;hi-''"'Woo! Wh.,1 does that


""ih'nver -Mi'-; H means :i nmn wlio puslies a wheelharrow for a dollar :i ila.v.’’ nl"l*.‘SIIIE '''IIB nVKDEN GATE.


..............-,v.:


kidneys vu-1 One kulne)s uuU


.............."I"


nil Mr Wustxi wntei, alter I'lir-m:—f I ’ uave D b


^ ^ ' f» reeommenimg Hi-W«


are a graivl re:ned% b.r ^ Hrubtwk. .and all kidneys


Price two and nine. fro.. Dodd’s Merbcme <-o-


Avemu-N LoivJou, B-C. Viritor:


g lainjii was, but the oil ,fv-*j>“ '|. iinM'^‘1. * n*"'


,.p,m-,. VI..1 imve had n '’" y — Ml-s Giddvhead. N«.


voIe.it wo.k thi.t I have rcalb ''JY ," " V.,r....rs,


tir.-ly U> the wo.k of chantj. ‘


::^!i:rt;wty;;" hult'-Yi p u t


lltul


'."’‘" 'L ' ' ' u i


Ln/! 110 tiiHr for


The case “was dismissed on payment of frivolifiev W.ih * Y,' ''';Y,',erades. all tor the i’l..:v"i.eriflccd mysHf c -


pock of i>ot,itors tli»t t ■>. J, , I d id n ' t , .. ..... ____


Iv i ^V"inp:iM.rF<i out hull.it " N o .


te -


’Y Y Y r t'o f m i lk 9 -r,. .


- V \v a a d ro p |> ^ l . xiM.a/imni n


"lAiiig use of v,-iy bad huiguage, so with Didy Tnyi'd^ did 'y«u‘ fiml y«tir " '“ >‘’^4! 'tie.a.ssi.st.-ua;ei,f P.C. .Stevens, he took ilium uti'l Y ''I,


^


chnkespeare friend.


" Becituee,’ ^ many


‘ •’I ''lA^ , , jfo„cyDigs. " i f


H Lad had en.jug'h drink as he wa-s gdng in " Miss . " ' ’"DfjlYoabto to you'eay so friiklJ. t!*" Sun hm, and that if lie luul .*u>y tnorc "Y ; d o \ ’o . ," f


” e


drink he woiiid reporl him for lieiiig dmi»k ,-4 ry that yon wall "/iYu^thcYovi+ytonaideii, aa licensed premises.


® '* -McCreary stated that he had to taking jou aa a htuMwi. • tho holl i,-.,^.n,r^ffon -o’


Have very great pleasure in which


i„


trying ) b


e , s , r , ; '', “ :.5 » “ »■


,1.,V ‘with .ne and the boss waiting outside in a ^"^^"Imve m icgive her L.m^.


11 M,.s 11— tlraiiKlU}’ liouso, g,o!.m croaked thiongh his mulHer. l-'enl^the doctor nearly an hour tlie other


m,e' ve v'old. vou knew, aed nearly dying. " 'i'', n ' -tr. Sba'-


. who we." V*'"'


?°'"'''he's attended the fhneials of six doctors time shi


,,,K- he addisl, with last inmneiils.


njol - ' . ' 1 j mine tlioothei* day drj-- i,,e«- "lan ;Y ,Yhe " Now." said he. by way of


M,r - . Mel ■ .Iighlin. of 8.1.1 I ram-.sco. put a ng out <1.1


WHA' THE MA.IOP BAN. 1^.^,, exi>liina( tan- - .


iKilitoo^i roiituin tiikF*i i k*cr luuiuti ** >i All


“Yn ' .hern Inter I'-m "'"jor .etnrmd to sco how


V 1. 4 minilto- for U U i iiDtii


n


r.:'a‘lK ^'v: U you


thnM'W "uauty. .o . i r


la .e i .... ' V*, •’ ()h, first . .4.... k... imu flnine.


". I t'** H , | oj ng


I 0.4 . . •- ,


».o«*r .,o inquired. thPinioini-li-rf”


You'bot yoltr lire I >lo. and I ’m keeping her


‘'7 ; " '” i-ach.-d into tl"' till- tliormomutcr. ‘ "Whew! She’s »!> ,“ ’


he w-omlon-d what Why, ,lnck bolioved ivo 84,’’ he rcmarkwl


" '^ ‘Y-nininea Ihe UieVinometer into a bucket of wil'er^'and 'Bi>jk B ^LYughlin wa«


" L-nme out !’’ yelled, the ehimi.a.ixeo, lemmo l' want to gel nt


ui'liminTEI) TUB h’ELATIONS im ■I I’ t HU.


’^^s;:e'ti:.u dmio h-oi»l.'


his inal«, whal on (vartU gravel walk?”


. . . . *1


" m' hi” r m a f te r him. I he aM h im say ha uncefltors.


your .-ye nil l.eatei- If it gets above


Yc'^LllT^von■ ■ .'e liable to hear a noi,.e around 65 ••’’fl'.Yc;; ^“"ii'Veaehe- 82 .legrecs you'xa- got here. \\n<" I ...... |„ whirl, to work, for it


li... I,-I iwentv veals, hut In that " ‘V I . , ,


^sli ve'r "^'ihat ?lm'll never die contented Ull “he'B k.n'cd off half-a-doj.cn grooms a.s well!


^"dcIwim Mi-: ".lame- .lims. E-q.. I’ -V l’*^'*” Itoiladi.||ini:t Mi- idar.i.ib; " W e should ho


'^Yleuver .Mis- t-hortlv afterwiiKl-i: "Well, .Mr. Intel .ogatiou I’oint. v hal do yon want to


-


gmerai tonic medicine ever discovered. The iiermancnce of their effect is proved


3„p. improvent


1 .^ . biled ---- -------------------------- , --------- (j. Lawsou, Weavers .-VrnLS liui, Sab- ^


-pi.e hencli .seven years


Iv i . tlw Sag:u Farm, which w-.is in Uie iin- s^^^gt. -Moavle said he had seen a notice nwai.ile vicinity ol lliglier Hodder Bridge,


on the


iglier llodder Bridge, i„ the window of Stevenson’s .shc(p in Sab- P*^'®’. ^-as no notice boiud in Sabden. ‘di.smissod tlib case


mi the


been e.xtc-nsively po.sted up on several of grounds that the ixrtices were not sufficiently ^ icuseu Lcr cue view of the public.


f


-Moivle said he had seen a notice ^’^;'g‘l>^our lom me m ........................


.vardiiig the amount of tile damaglamage actually declaraticn. W.iUviss afterwards weiit to the ’•''"‘''“ y n,,e.


t thai asked him for his declaration, but he replied that he did not knoav he required a went


hai asked him for his replieU that he did not Pics


, or 1861, secdon 52, bulcock’s stj-e.


• • • .


• nil me aeieiKianc, , ____ • "'as responsible for the painful one to five.


den, was summoned for reniovinK pics ivith- Periencus of WUliam Charles, a dairyman, Housewives in out tlie necessary declaration, and John “j Observatory, Plakin, near MiKoid


• •


“ Little England beyond Wales,” as the ean bo found in an EuBlish city of 200,000. There county of Pembrokeshire is sometimes


The damp and the varymg climate of tj^ Rhuftors and doors of an Irkutsk shop than • ,•___ „r rfty of padlocks. There nro more l>.adlocks on jIxKUiDK, m oiuuriu, rkutsk ill S be a la bum tv wu **• is said to bo a ventablo ----------- , . n ,ii’ trfetTw„nrcn may bo


^ ' broke, as ho has been known id be a sufferer oranges in halves, and rub the flat rheumatic feuat for very many years, “ P °


Mr. J. Eastlmiu, who reiireseiited coni- last ho visited Whittaker P'arm :uid saw two “ ixl froiH its after effects, and experienced .a asjvhite as snow aftor the applicaliou. xji.


, - , for pale people. . „ —................... ... n..


‘ Light or nme years ago i had fRg(„nt. ,v1,r„ severe attack of rlieumatic fever. In doctois, 1 did not rally, ana " 'y “ lupleta recovery was prac- “ P’ ^


severe attack of rlieumatic fever. In medicai operator.s. As these essence enter •1 .* 7 . T 1- t


ua ijauw j.


y 1 1 of essence of geninium make an excellent disin- fectnnt, wlion trev.j


a


9 nor ont of psscnce of thymo and 18 per rItaiTA* fr ely used,


^ c-.n. ui ,-.sse..e« „ .


larKoly into the composition of can de Cologne, it follows that this scent is a good antiseptio for ordinary puri>0808.


............ . r rheuntaU ^ became clircaiic ^ d v


^ I'^unuiUc fe t^ 'alu-ays ^


no douot a » a ^ eaves j s^i ii^


why assm.ance b aware cs


t.ikc ‘


ln<Iies and gentlemen, and hear the phonograph, Avhicl* takes its name from Iho Latin x>hono, i * pho, through a tin tul>o."


Showman (at a fair in U»e north); "Walk np, . . i


A NKW DEinVATTON.


for xr a n ^


limns’ oink uu'”' ' ’''


.n^ of Dr. ^'^^YrdLi me 'Y y f


m


Y -iig m-jer each mi the


.-n..., wife persuaded me to persevere ----- with a ^


not feel much good froiiii the first box, my . .


tr S _


,’i 'v in cases n^v^less


vicc'^iiM'^ovcr ladcn'^ witii aptitude, oiio diiya his mnsipi- Slim m im- paRo:


QUICK EETUEN. ................. hi.s ser-


*’'e pase The bov's reply was charming. ^ told liini


I i.'ci Liiin iiiviiiiiiK* Good boy. What did ho soy?"


’t'-is morning -


"ITe wished to know when you'd return, and I didn^t think you’d be back till


purclinse a lioiro. The dealer, however, faihd to peisuade iiim to pmnliase the animal, and as he returned home tlie doctor said. " .Mi. Tliomm-. tliat malt Iriesl to take me in; lint I'm not such


a fool as I look, eh?” "No. sir,” replied the groom; Uiat you re ,


” The doctor looked round snspicimisly. Tliomns felt he had said something not quite right, and tmiching his hat. ndileil. " beg pardon, sit. 1 mean yo.i Imiln’t need to he."


A Pl.ANT TH.VT COUGHS AND BLUSHES. .Man has by no means a mouoply of the cough­


ing fuiiclion. l',l..da inseiens, coimiionlv known as tile "coughing hean." i>ossesses this innclion. liolaliists have been giving siiecial attention to this bean, and leil some very interest mg things ali-inl it. It is a native of warm and moist troiiical eonnirirs. Wlien any particle of <lnst settles on the branching )M>rcs in tile leave.s ot tile I'l.int a gas ai'cnmnhiles inside, and when it gRins siiHicient pics.wire there conics an cx- plcsioii willi a sound exactly like coughing, and till, dii-l is blown from its Icslgmcnl. 'yhat is stranger still, the plant flushes a vivid red throngli his sii.ismorlic effort.


tlie iinrter to give hi- " chaulfeiii* ’ (driver) some dinner. When looking out of the window -.linrtlv afterward- he noticed the pm ter—e.i rty- ing a iuicket of water .mil a liimdl.' of hay-heai- taliiiglv atiproaeh the motor.


till- chief li'rilel of one of the Cinque I’orls. Tile owner. n|atn entering the hotel, requested


■\ few davs ago a smart motor-c.ar drew up at DIDN’T TAKE THE li.UT.


int.- atly -nrveyeil the ehaiill'enr. who, vesenting such al'iliareilt'rildelie-s. demiiiided. 111 a no very


inali igid In liliirt out as he hastily and sheele i,hlv de|iaried:


" I th-thonglit you w.as a ho-s. DON’T sNi-:!:/*!-:.


V>m ,„;.,e much a- the nat ive of Indm. 0.1 clllCl ing a pl.icc of hu-i l le—. on s ta r l ­


Mimv ....(ion- n.e ........... I


.


ing on .. joui ncv. or und e r tak in g any cnlcrpiase o, -dve-.!..re me.-m- t'ad Im-k for -omcoiic o. llicr pl . i - ical ly or tinancially. On hca.-.ng a Pmson. oil her foreign or nat ive, sni'er.o m pi.ldip ii lli.ull- v.iu i. .- t iml lv c.y out . " I . iv c ; live! and CIV will he i-ep.Mled a- of ten ns the |.crson


.ii.-er.e-. Among the nat ive -ohl ici - sneer ing is ,..i....-:-nv n-ganl rd witli siipci si it ion- t e n o r , the , in . ' - .m- of an i. iniy so.n.-limc- hemg con- trolli-d hv an inadvc r icnl sneere.


mill lliiv


i:.)a i a t .me


tin... I . tn.ed hack hi- a rmy fiwn. (he gjlc.-, of a he-e-'c-l cilv hecimso one "f his fcn.-i ..imeis


eh inr. ,'l to -i.i-ere jn- l as lie had deeidvd to give the eomm.md to a t la ek. A l in. lm.m priest w-.js coii-iilled. and a speeial t ime np|mint.-.| hi him to leiiew the siege hefore i l was dccnii-.l a pro-


mbir .j ; uiuli'rtakinj;* , \V I I \T T’uOUnLKD UlM.


An old lalmn.er walked into the luxur ious


s 'ndio of a f.iiiion.s a i l i - t . and a sk.d for iiioiiev to oh!.,in a nioal. He expla innl tha t ...- had jns


he n di-chargc<l from the county hnsii .lal. imd loo wonk to M


(Miind. hkf t fh him 'rii** K*‘ '0 him u >hill»n};. au'l h ’ork. Mr . "— .’ c a " ’! ........


oi L'-ui" liuiic=, a r t atmlLi it ', who d " '


'riu* arti?4t ran <UU atul caii;;.it him. ami " If von c.m’l w-oik .-md want to c m five sliil- li-:g-, come hack t.i ;ny rooms. The young ladies


■ i


■want to Iiainl yon,” 'i iie old Icllow hesi lal isl . so the a i t l s l


’“ " ' n ' ‘*w'oii'l take long, and i t's nil ca.sy way to 111 d.e five shi l l ings .”


,,-wm.delin’ how I 'd get the l .a.nt oil after- AVaNp."


" 1 know tl i i i t," wn- the reply. s r n iEWMA T COMrLTC.ATED. cm i i l . 'A rur al willies-, r.flor ic la i in g how


M*l,iii.' the . lefendant , came to him and s t inek ill.,, pi’ee.., ih d ; “ So. yei- lai i i l-hip. I jni - t up e n d '


iil.iiig. .md I hi t Ilim i igain.” Uii the d o g r ”


" No, VC. Lmdship, hi t M'Lme . And then I 111- wi’ a -t ime an' hi t him a wlint-k. and lie


I I'im a swipe. ,Ini5_t_ then his dog cam , ,


i


lolled Iiwel- al l ’ ower.’’ "T h r ew a - tone a* M'l.urt-.-' “ At the dog. yer I,ordship. Weel. he got up


(III* Ilit im* a; jaiu." ” Thf* tins ?"


•• No; M’Lun*. An wi ’ th a t ho s tuck luv tail ftl>‘.'»“*n hi'^ h*^{'^ wont uff.


, 1 * 1 1 • 4 *1


•• M ‘ Luro ?" “ No; the dop. An ’ whon ho cnn\' back a t mo


lie pounded mo." " T h e <lo« ramo back at you? " •• No: M’Lure, yer Lordship. An’ ho isiia hurt


n hit “ Who isn' t h u r t ? "


" T h e doK, l-/Oi(hhip."


Be»t Yorkihira ha*d picked all round Hou« Coed, itSs.


Wallsond Cobble and Uimp toixod, aim.*..--


aiiaoiix. .-..— .... Lunr.. —^


Yorkridre ^Ikstous, Cobble f ^ .Lwap ir-ixed, 14s. 6d.


i „S»-^d. T*en«


.


Remit J3 4 on acoorarf or Banian’ Kefeence. n o t IfflOKROCKS, CoUit^


BetflidaJe.,, i L A R G E V A R I E T Y O F C H I L D R E N ’S T O Y S . • . \ a I thiu “ T i m e s ’- O f f i c e , C l i t h e n o e . IP-n. I i i :SP \ .IfH' rM'40 M "a*4 rfOf*ntlv lioartl in a Scottish ^ ,


N. A. wishes to call the attention of the public to his Cliviger Coal Tliey are not only an exceptionally good and clean House Fire Coal, but a remarkably long fire holding Coal, thus serv­


ing the purpose of Briquettes, and very much cheaper. ; i • C O A L S ! !


N E W T O N A S P D E N , an AT, MERCHANT.


44, ESHTON TERRACE.


PS* Office also Eshton Terrace N. A. b.q« to thank hi* numerous customers for the very generous support


him (luring the 30 yearn he has been in bnsincse, and begs to call the attention of the public totli* High-Class Coal he is prepared to supply a t rcusonsble prices, v i r ■


All the best Qualities from the Wigan Coal and Iron Co., the best Crombroko


the noted Pemberton 4 feet, from the firm of Messrs. Lamb i& Moor, Newtown and Medows Collieries, the always famous ‘* Oiviger,” for which he is sole agent.


Orders by Post Card.'or Personally left at Residence or Office, will be promptly attended to.


i i ’f # |i>L: '4 ?L


f t l l


5 ! r ? ;®


‘ If if;i', I f 5 III;


nho. 't snc.o.ii.g, to


■ •riie porter, at fir-l Ion eonfn-ed to replj. ,,


, , , .Sianding the huekel by the front wheel he , 1 1 1


gentle manner. " What the diekens do yon mean hv -taring at me like that r" ,


‘\ cntiiitry doctor drove into a .Miilland town to VVOliSE AND VVOnSE. INTENDING PURCHASERS OF PAPERS


SHOULD IN S P E C T TH E SP L E N D ID SE L E C T i ON OF 2 ^


ARTISTIC DESIGNS Which are being offered at Lowest Possible Prices by J. W H IT E S ID E t& SON,


R e g i s t e r e d P l u m b e r s a n d D e c o r a t o r s .


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN


Linseed Oils. Turpentine. White Lead, Paris Whi te Paris Plasterand Dry Colours of every descript ion. Oil Varnish, Spirit Varnish, Straw Hat Pol ish, Gold Paints, Black Japan, Brunswick Black, Berlin Black, Enamels any shade, Paints mixed to any shade, Paint Brushes, etc., etc.


C A S T L E G - A T E , C L I T H E R O E . gif,


'Ki'i * IF, b


on^fhvd^'lad in hi, Did


f ; ; ; awful bore who called that I had gone to Cal sir” replied the iioy; " I said you


"Did you telii Uiat ^


<^ntcr


nn Italian, has aiscoverod that _ . 1__


for the .hands of ivniier uu?


lias aroused interest m Pern- fruit exactly as wo use soap. Tliey cut the "


u 'well. for"thoL^^^^ are T R E E P O T AT THE “ T I M E S ” O F F I C E , MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE. C O V E R S , -n, AMD


f u n . f a c t s AMD: f a n c ie s . TNTEE33STING FACTS.


We have received a Splendid Selection of F I R E


'•V- ' . 1 ' . , -. ' ’.;


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S C R E E N S


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