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rILLUSTRATED FASHIONS.

MORE KIPLING VERSES.

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DECEASED CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERS…

DR. MULLIN ON DRINK AND DEGENERACY.

SALVATION ARMY.

! A LONG-SUFFERING WIFE.

UNDERTAKERS' METHODS.

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FROM THE TRADESMAN'S POINT…

" NO STAMPS FOR ME."

HEALTH OF THE LARGE TOWNS.

IMERTHYR GROCERS' ASSOCIATION.

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. A SWINDLER'S CAREER.

LITTLE GIRL MURDERED.

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LITTLE GIRL MURDERED. Dr. Ambrose, the coroner for South Essex, on Tuesday resumed the inquest at Eaat Ham concerning the death of Bertha Russ, aged five years, whose body was found in the cupboard of an unfinished house on March 5th. within a mile of her parents' house, at 29, Byron-avenue, East Ham. The child had been missing for a fortnight, being last seen alive as she was leaving St. Barnabas Church after Sunday School. Mrs Morris, who lives opposite the church, saw a young man speaking to the child near the church. The child, who was crying, followed the man in the direction of Shelley-avenue. Ten or 15 minutes afterwards she was seen in Byron- avenue. Mr and Mrs Steward deposed to discovering the body whilst inspecting the unfinished house. Suggestions that the child might have gone to the house and crept into the cupboard were dis- pelled by Dr. Shimeld, the divisional police surgeon, who said that the body must have been forced into the cupboard by someone outside. The cause of death was suffocation, produced, apparently, by some soft article being placed over the child's face. The child had been dead at least tea days, and had not been outraged. After deliberation the jury found that the de- c-fused was murdered by some person or persons unknown.

THE HOT CROSS BUN.

SHIP DESERTION.

MATTER FOR THE LAW SOCIETY.

MAN WITH TWO HEARTS.

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