... tPRESTON YOUTHS' BRAVERY. MAJOR STANLEY PRESENTS ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY'S MEDALS, LIFE LOST IN TRYING TO SAVE A COMPANION. Last night Major Stanley, M.P., presented. at the Picturedrome, Brackenbury Place, Preston, awards of the Royal Humane Society to ...

... YOUTH SHOT ON JAUNT WITH RJUF. FRIEND AN IS-year-old boy, David John. stone, only son of Arthur Johnstone, butcher, of BatheL was aeci- dentally killeai a Nwotlng expedition yeoterday afternoon, while out with hie friend. 11-yearold Aircraftman James ...

... the lad niuving timber from the Preston Docks his motor chicle got wedged between two waggons, anti m trying to free it. the lad was crushed and died from Ins injuries the same day. The respondents defrayed the funeral expenses, leaving £l5 into court ...

... myself did overhear my good friend and stout comrade Phineas threaten him that if he kept not clear o’ the lass he would dip him in his own horse pond.” “Is that fio? ,f stormed the farmer; “then tell thy swashbuckling friend, Harwell, that if 1 find him ...

... THE MODERN YOUTH-CONSUMER. ?? ?? (A bridgedfrom Chambers's Journal.) We last week briefly drew attention to a notice in Chambers'sJournal of the second edition of Dr. Bal- birnie's work, 44The Water-cure in Consumption-a Demonstration of its Curability; ...

... circumstance. Re had always observed that when his noble friend the Marquis or Hartington wrote letter on behalf of any candidate the fate of that candidate was aenled. (Laughter.) But his noble friend was m re fortunate in his telegrams than he was in his ...

... Hughes was so amazed at what he calls the • marvellous cure ’ in my case, that he has promised to try Warner’s Safe Cure himself. I mean to make every one try it. I hear that General Rutherford, when he hoard that I had passed the Medical Board, has been ...

... inflammation. I u-: have such terrible pains that it di.. - em as though I could stand it. ntinued for three long mont hs, -o doctors decided that a surgical 0. , tion was needed. Then one of my friends re. - Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable .; and after taking ...

... two Leva engines an.vcdthe attic had faik-n in, and was seen that th**re was to chance of saving Four enginea arriving from Oldham, their efforts were directed saving tb*- budding adjoining occupied Mr. Atherb-ii, effort was happily successful. The Messrs ...

... war he and his friends were symbols of a great WA 'The Tory party was more an than any other.Whzehrrrisawandalthegj. there was order and a, reasonable amount of fair play , Prr eite l lirltish Empire saved the world in the war and would save, It again, because ...

... management. Seven weeks ago he came out of work, and since tiicu he ha worked for hours through the nights, trying perfect nis ideas, il© spent all his savings—about £ls—on tools and materials, completed a model of his machine, and sen; it to the Patent Office ...

... and 1 Fire Chief (Mr EH Harm victed the house to try and fi the cause of the fire. There y no coal fire in the room es aeNe Vibe) FAT VISIT TO DENTIST is to be held on PC Roy of Bamber Bridge Police, who di jn Preston Royal Infirmary, 1s night He was admitted ...