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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 254, 6 November 1879, Page 4

It is a singular fact tbat not one of the Imperial Napoleons has died in France or on French soil. Napoleon I , the founder of tbe family, died a prisoner on the British Island of Saint Helena, in tbe South Atlantic Ocean; bis son. Napoleon ll , died in Austria, his nephew, Napoleon 111., died an exile in Kneland, and now his grand-nephew, the young man whom the French Imperialists bad hoped would one day rule France as Napoleon IV., has met his fate at the point of Zuln spears, in South Africa. A very extraordinary fact is just now the talk of one of our West End hotels, says a London correspondent. A lady who has lately arrived from Australia, had a dream •bout six weeks ago that her half-Bister, who waa still in tbe colonies, had been accidentally killed. The dream impressed itself upon her so strongly that she made a note of it at the time. A day or two since she received the sad intelligence that the lady in question had been accidentally killed by being thrown from a carriage, and on consulting her diary found that, allowing for the differenceof longitude between London and the colony, her sister had been ki led about the time of dream. The itory is not fiction. The facts can be vouched for. It reveals a very Btrange coincidence, if nothing more. A singular for; the recovery of 30,000 francs has been brought against a priest in the neighborhood of Madrid by tbe heir of a connoisseur whom he had attended in his last moments. The plaintifl alleges that the defendant refused to absolve the dying man until he had burned two valuable paintings by Rubens, aa be objected to {them from • moral point of view, and tbat this act of of Vandalism bad injured tbe estate to tbe extent mentioned. The Court has not yet given its judgment in tbe case.

Fiobilivb!— Fnr tbe Teeth and Bre«tb — A few drops of tbe liquid "Flori'ine" aprinkled on a wet tootb-Vru*h produce a pleasant lather, which thoroughly e'esnve the teeth from all parotitis and impn ; tri>s barders the gem*, prevents tnr'ar, ctops decay, gives to the teeth a nwnliar porK whiteness, and a deiighMul fravrunre tn the brfath It removes all nnple«*i>nt o'our arising from decayed teeth or t baec smoko u The Fmgrant F»< riline " being romroeed fa part of hnnev and »we« t herbs is delic>< us to the taste, and the greatest t ilet discover? of the age. Fold ever« where *t 2». fid. Preptred by Henry C. Gallup, 498 Oxford-street, London. Valuabi* DisroyFßT for thb Bair —I yoor Hair i« «urnin? grev or white, or fallinip off. n*e * The Mexiran Hai- Rerewer." for i» •^.po"'^/^ ratort in ewrw ccue Grey or Waiii kair to its r<rtafra< colour, without l» avfng tfedi»aafre#>ah?e nmell of most 'Restorers ' It makes the bsir chariringiy b> a itif .1 a* Well a< promoting the growth rf the h«ir on bald spots where t^e gUrd are n»t decnved. Ask your nearevt chemist for " The Mexican BsJr Benewer," prepared by Henry C Gallop. 493, Oxford street. Tendon, and sold erery where at Ss. 6d. p ( r bottle. Adtiox to Mothbdb I— Are yon broken in your rest by a sick rhi'd suffering with the pain of catting Ueth f Go at once to a Chemist and get abrttle of Mrs Window's Bootbfng Syrop It will relieve the poor •offerer mmedittely. It is perfectly harmless and plea«»nt to taote. It produces nstaral quiet sleep, by relieving the cbiM from pain, and the little cherab awakes " as bright as a button. It soothes the child, V *)<t<BS the gams, allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the bent known remedy for dysen ery and disrr> oea whether arising from teething or other cany*, rold everywhere at is. ljd. per bottle. Manufactory 493, Oxford-street, London.

DRE8 C MAKTVO — The MIS ES ROWE, 5073-S6 Dreegmskergj Bright wst< r H BUDD'N, WMeMalt and Retail BEED MERCHANT. BfilDOß BT , NILSON. rata'o^ti's on arp'fcatl^n PLEASURE SR^KERS •booH *1 I' <he H'el»on Frpnh-w«tpr SWIMMING BATHS. WABM AND TOLT> BATHS fnr the Million. T. BTJTLIR. Bardy-street THE GOSPEL OAK IRON AMD GALVANISED IRON ft WTRErQMPASY Ibov iiAihf Aaruma & GALVA»i«as. Tint Brand. Becmnd Brand ■O Aschob O."[Trad« Harki ] " Faolb " Tibst QuAUtT. B>oon> Qcaijti TbeGOPPKL OAR Is the ol<*e«t Manufacture of Galvanised Ttod In l^fflasd. The Offffß*! GsWanfted Iron wa» flnt made at these w«ki )n the yrar 1842. Tbfo iron dMaioed the PRIZE MFDAL for 'excellent Sty" at the Great Exibitionof 1862, it v the only Priie Medal awarded in the The price li now greatly rednaed. Worki: Gospel Oak Tron Works, Tipton Kitre Works, Wolverbampton Begent't Canal, Limehonse, London Warehouse— 66 Upper Tbamet-street London Export Offlce— - 1 1 0 C*nnnn-et Londor , STKBDMAN'6 BOOTH INQ POWDERS rou CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH CAUTION TO PURCHASERS The value of this well known Family Medicine has been largely tested in all parti Of the worM, and by all grades of society, for «pwards of Fifty Ytart. Its well earned extensive sale has \nd*eed\Bp*riou* Imitatum. ■OCM Of which in Outward Appearance eo •toady resemble the original as to bare deceived many purchasers The proprietor ttatefcte feels it due to the public to give a •facial caution against the use of nek JmtaHant. Purchasers are therefore requested carefoUj •» observe the four following distinctive characteristics, without which none are fcrafiM:— Ist.— ln every case the words JOHN BTKJtDIfAN, Chbmist, W alwoxtb, Sorrky, •ye engraved on the Government Btamp aflxad to bach Paoxbt. ipdv—JEacb bmeLß Powdu has directions tat the dose, and the words John Steedman Chemist Walwortb, Surrey, printed thereon. Brd,—The name Steedmaa is always spelt wftb two KXT*. 4ttLr-Tbe maooiutare u carried on solely ■t W'*wonb, borrey. Bold in fMtess bj all Ohemlsts and MjtidM YcMkm, at is. I|<L and Si. »o •adk. ' BdW*by Ex**wo**m, Tmomn, & C<x, Dnaedio,