The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-05 00:00:00

BYMONDBBIJRY.

Cowmen—One of the most gratifying end suaresful
eoneerte Is the neighbourhood of Bridport for years
rat took pare at the new school-room, of this parish,
Ira TussiUy evening, when the Symondabary Choral
Associstion, kindly aseisted by several ladies and gentle-
men, gave the first of two concerts. A Liege audio=
assembled in the ramrod Ma* among whom we noticed
Mr. B. P. Gundry, Captain end Mrs. Still, Mrs. J. F.
F. Gandry, Mr. and Mrs. Leggin, Rev. C. and lira
Nantes, Ma Nantes, Mr. C. Nantes and party, Rev. F.
treinforth, Mr. Dramas, Mr. and Mrs. Writhe= Mr.
Woodcock, Mrs. F. W. Good, the Mims Good, Mr.
and Mrs. Pops, the Manes Legge, Mr. John Pltfield,
I Mr. acid Mr. Shepherd, Mn. Pitflald (Eno), Mr.
Hallett (Briglithay), Mr. W. Bradford, Mr., Mrs., and
the Mires Newberry, Kr. G. F. Mick, Mr. W. Chick
(Owermolgne), Me.. Cornick, Mir Bugler, the Misses
Wyer, ho. The isoncert =rumored with the overture
to seinirsinkle, in which the performers were—Mrs.
and Miss A. Rawlinson, ; Mr. T. Arent, har-
monium ; Kies Rawlinson, ; Mr. J. P. F. Gundry,
moat; and Mr. Seer, violin. It was given with
"salient (de= m wait subsequently the overture to
Fra Diavolo by the same instrumentalists. The choir
rag several glees in a very spirited manner, end with
admirable precision. Mr. (I. R. Pitfield sang two songs
very nicely. Miss end Miss Marro liaeloison gave
the duet "Annie Laurie" in capital style,
and Miss B. Rawlins= soldered a decided success
in "Cherry Ripe." Mr. R. °unary, who was announced
to rout= songs, had been obliged to go to Jersey.
The "yflg. Bells" and "Far Away" were sung by
Miss Housman, with great tare; in the latter song she
was sneered. Mr. J. P. F. Guidry gave two eornet
mks, end his Meyer mastery of this Miceli instrument
Mire= load plasdits. In the round piece, "Lest
Rose of Summer," he was most deservedly encored.
" The Rifles of Ragland" was spiritedly sung by Mr.
Thomas Matthews, and the chorus by the choir. This
was encored.. was afterwards his other song "Kitty
Carew." Mr. Rolling' and Mr. W. Newberry each
rag two imp in • very creditable manner.
Mr. R. M. Ifulfonl gave some meet =using
err= songs in an hcristibly mirth provoking
style; in the emend of them he was loudly sneered.
The Masse Rawlin son sang in • very tasteful and
=manner, the trio "Triumph of Oberon," and
waren gave most charmingly the old familiar
ballad, "She wore wreath of roses," and was vociferously
encored. The Rev. J. B. Housman arid Mr. W.
Newberry gave the duet "Sound the trumpet," from
II Puritan'. Mr. T. Avant, of Weymouth, kindly
presided at the piano, end was aondnelor of the choir.
Be played two sofas on the piano, the second with the
left hand, 'bleb we. a vary *lever performanee Alined
all thaw ladies and gentlemen look gari in the gloss,
sod Mlle MissLegge kindly arided. The whole paid
elf In a nod paigyiag manner.

Senna( Nnns.

Tin Dean of Csrlisle Ins been soon days confined to
his bud by an attack of bronchitis.

THR Queen has oonferred the honour of knighthood
on John Duke Coleridge, Esq., M.P., her Majesty's
Solicitor-General.
THE Westesiniger Gazelle annommes that the Marquis
of Rote halijust been formally received into the Catholie
Churob, by Monsignor Offal, at Kim%
THE King of Prussia is suffering from a contusion of
the leg, occasioned by a fall from having missed his
footing. No danger is apprehended.
Mn. GLADirroms attained the 59th year of his age on
Tuesday. Mr. Disraeli, Lis predemasor in the Premier-
ship, oompleter his 63rd year on Thursday.

Ws have moon to believe that ou the mooting of
Parliarueot, which stand. adjourned to the 16th of
February, a speech will be delivered from the throne.
Port.

THS woman Mary Manley, who wa• sentenced to
death at the late Staffordshire assize, for the wilful
murder of her infant child, at Rushton James, has been
reeMted during her Majesty's pleasure.

_
Hun deernuirg.--The children of the Ash have their
'offerings alike with the children of the poor. Only
the other day it was our lot to hoar that a line little
"two-year-old," his parents' pride and first-burn, bad
his noes put out of loint.

To secure • prefereeee, Iforniman's Tee is selected
from the spring crop, and imported free from 'facing'
powder—les distinctively strong and delicious is thus
obtained. The public find this mode of supply so ad-
vantageous, that five million packets of liornuan's
are annually sold by 2,538 Agents, thaw in this
are advertised in Our columns.
MB. OAKUM 011ucuese was on Friday installed
Haps of Cork. He took no oath, the telegram states,
but addressed • patriotic speech to a large assembly,
waving at the mune • green dig on which was the motto
" God save Ireland." He tionoluded his address by
giving 1./.5 to the families of the imprisoned Fenians.
A large force of police was in the town in anticipation
of disturbances.
A serious accident liss occurred oa the London and
North-Weetern Railway nest Stockport. While a goods
train was being shunted • passenger train from Mae-
°heater to Derby came up, and though, as it is stated,
the signals were against him, the driver kept on his
comm. A ee'lhdon followed, god between twenty anti
thirty of the passengers were injured—none of them.
however, seriously except two, who were eouveyed to
the Stockport indrtnary.

JUNTICI BYLIN —AN D NO WONDHL —At the con-
elusion of a trial at the late Warwickshire Winter
Assize, the learned justice remarked —"I: cannot but
think, now the case is over, that bares and rabbits are
not the sort of property that policemen ought to be
employed to take care of." PIM sordially endorses
Mr. Justice Byles's words, and bsa no hesitation in
adding that our pollee form might be far better imenpied
than in their favourite practice of hunting up cold
rabbit-pie.

Tits French Emperor's New Year. Day reception of
the diplomatic body has came to he regarded as an event
of some importanor. Thursday hie Majesty made the
following reply to their oongratalations —"I: receive
with pleasure your oongratulations, and I ant glad to
testify to the oonailistory spirit which animates the
different foreign Powers, and which allows difilcultle•
when they arise to ho removed. I hope that the year
18M1, like Nal, will remove alarms and consolidate
peace, which is so necessary to the civilised world."

ALLEGED WWI II URDU At LiNCABTEiL —A
shocking affair has jut t•ken lases in Lancaster and
has ended fatally. A W0C11•11 named Jane Martin was
found by Dr. Hall, who had been requested to attend to
her, with her eyes closed apparently from repeated
blows her mouth horribly diaßgured from • like cense,
sbe herself being in an insensible condition. She died
on Monday, without being able to give any account SS
to bow she received her injuries. Her husband Thomas
Martin, • wheelwright at the Lancaster Waggon Works
has been apprehended charged with causing her daub.

NOVEL APPLICATIoF OF GAIL —MI. James Alli•on
Hogg, gas engineer, Edinburgh, has discovered • method
of produeing intense light with coal gas by mixing it
with atmospheric air. The mixture of gases is lighted
after passing through • tissue of iridio-platicia wires at
a determined pressure. In • few seconds the metal
becomes boated up to a white heat, the flame disappears,
and an intense white light is the result. An enlarged
picture has been 'taken by its aid on prepared photo-
graphic paper. The light will barn in • gala of wind
without any protection round it, and • downpour of rain
will not affect it.
THE ceremony of confirming the election of Dr.
Archtbalil Campbell Tait, late Bishop of London, to the
archiepiscopal We of CNinterbury, took place on Wed•
motley at the church of lit. Mary-le-Bow, London. The
proceedings were very brief, and of • merely formal
character. The metropolitan see will remain for at
least four or five weeks without a "pastor," Pr.
Jackson having to go through the ceremony of being
" recommended, ideated, and confirmed" before he
becomes the recognised Bishop of London. During that
time all the episcopal patronage of the see will belong
to the Crown.

lIORNIMAN k Co., London, disallow the usual but
most objoctionable practice of cloaring tee with
',lumbago, Prussian blue, or any other hurtful "facing"
powder. AN their imports ccniist only of young leaves
—choice and strong—they are delicious in flavour and
truly cheap; real jadgis of tea have but to make a trial
to become ooratuit purchasers. The extensive demand
for liernituan'i Pure Tea, has induced some to imitate
their packets, hence the public NM cautioned to observe
that the elguatero of lbytolesau And 00., London,
'Original Importers of the Pure Tea,' is on all the
Packets; 2.538 agent& are appointed. Local &dente are
advertised in our columns.
PROCLAIMING Massa BY MOONLIGHT. —A curious case
has just been noticed in the Scotch papers. Fcr Isom°
time past a contest haa limo going on in Forgandenny,
N. 8., regarding the right to discharge the duties of
session clerk. The schoolmemter avers that ho has the
right, and the person who holds this appointment from
the Kirk &mien regards the schoolmaster as an In.
tinder. On Sunday two parties had given in notice of
their intention to be married, and the proclamation
would have been read by the precentor in the usual
form, but the minister of the parish hearing that the
proclamation had been drawn out by the schoolmaster
refused to have it road. When the sehoolmaater heard
of the circumstance he drew out the proclamation anew,
proceeded to the gate leading to the church. and read
the proclamation of banns by moonlight. No objection
was raised, and the parties were married.
DEATH BY LIGHTNING IN MONMOITTHSHIRZ.—A
heavy thunderstorm, accompanied by vivid flashes of
lightning, visited the northern districts of Monmouth-
shire en Tuesday, and oonaiderable damage was done
in several places. At Trevil, near Tredegar, the lightn-
ing flash penetrated through the roof of a cottage le-
habited by two families, and made its way to the lowest
floor, burning, of Donne, everything in its way. It
then took an upwanl warm, tearing the walls along it.
way, and lilting a portlonof the roof as if removed bodily.
A child about two years old was killed by the falling
debris, and one at the female occupants was badly
Injured about the face, but it IN believed she will re-
cover. There were also several other miner casualties.
About a week since another death by lightning in South
Wales was recorded.

finoeenso MURDER OF • CHILD. A shocking
murder was committed on Wednesday morning at the
quiet little village of Allealey, situated about two miles
from Coventry. The murderess is a married woman
named Jane Elisabeth Holmes, and the victim la her
youngest child, Ellen Jane Holmes, only nine nionths
old. It appears that about half-past 10 o'cloek on Wednes-
day morning a woman named Simmoods, who resides
at Alleeley, was alarmed by Mrs. Homes shouting in
front of her home that she had murdered her child.
On going out of her house to see whet was the
metier, Holmes Wel to her,' "I',. done it. and the
knife is under the body." Mrs. Simmoods
at ono, entered the house, and found the child lying
upon the floor in • pool of blood, it. throat being out
almost from ear to ear. The woman questioned Homes
es to her motive for eommitting the ,murder, but the
letter gave no satisfactory reply.
FOILBIDDLIIG Till Sanaa—A very unusual occurrence
took place in the pariah chinch of Stradbroke on
Sunday. As won u the Rev. R. Washington began to
publish the banns of marriage for the second time
between two persons' • man who sat Glue to the reading
desk said, "I forbid them." The rev, gentleman kept
on reading, and the man replied, " I forbid them I"
Still the rev, gentleman kept on to the end, when the
man again mid. "I forbid them l" Mr. Washington
turned to the Rev. J. C. Kyle, who was sitting at the
oommunion.table, and he at ones mune up to the rail
ad mad the porky who kw! Inrbichlon tho banes souse
meet him in tbe vestry sitar service. The man did so,
and proved to be the son of the woman whose banns
had been published. It was not known what took place
In tbe vestry, but there is little doubt that the Rev. J.
C. Ryle thought the mother old enough to know her
own mind, as she is between fifty and silty years of
afie•
EIORT EUILOPIA/SEI KUILDIMID AND EATIUL—A corn.
munication dated Sydney, November 2. says :—A party
of six men from the British steamer Blanche, landed at
Itoridova Bay, and after • search found a hut containing
twentymiz human skulls, five of which were evidently
those of white moo. A quantity of ship stores, mesh as
paints, oils, he., was also diaeovered. A number of floe
meow were necessarily left by the natives on the
beaah, and theme were Hike dertroyed, as IVY also the
whole of the village. The Blanche then returned to
Sydney. Reliable Information hss been received as to
the fate of the Australian schooner Harmon whist' left
the port of Lemke, Fuji. Island', for the Line Islands,
about ten months sines, with the purpose of getting a
°ergo of native labourers. The Harmon MOMS to here
called at Hudson's Island, one of the Elise group, and
while there the captain and crew, numbering in all
eight IMP, were merderod and eaten by the natives.
Ilasetres will aeon be taken for avenging this mime.

A Maw um% Six Wiegn.—The Notting/tam Journal
mays:—There is now living, not a hundred mike from
lithelford, • maa, the real beta of whose history we
propose to give. At the age of 25 he was e and
about to be married to a woman of the name o
but site wee taken away by death. Having followei
beg to the grave end mourned for her Nome time, ho at last
became acquainted with and married to • woman named
Voce. After afo w years she died. His next wife was •
widow named tricks:staff. After a few years she died.
He next married Vickerstaff, the slater of his bat wife's
husband. In a few weeks also died. Feeling almost die-
coursed by past experienoe. be waited awhile, but
being lonely, he again entered into matrimony with a
woman named Webster. After having enjoyed each
other's company for several years, she was also taken
away by death. The issue of the above marriages are
three children, one by the first wife and two by the bet.
It is a remarkable fact that all the deaths were from
decline. The widower then oommenced • eonrtship
with • woman named Holland, whose husband had
emlipsted, and nothing having been board of him for a
numbee of years, and thinking be wag dead, they at
beams man and wife. They lived together in
length
perfect harmony for two years, when, to their peat
oonsternation, her former husband, alter a lapse of 17
mrs, returned and claimed her as his lawful wife.
They are now living together. Bo we see that this man
haa had as good as live wives abbisigayby by leak sad
lb. siabk by a 'iris' oata.

Foilsman ST Acoonot.—The Liverpool coroner h 13 '
an ling UST OS the body of Alio, Lambert, who bad
latterly Heed as domestic servant et the hones of •
publican in the town, but who was the wife of • gentle-
man residing in Firensie. It was abeam that on Tuesday
she got listmlosted, and the same evening was found
dead in her bedroom. Dr. Graham, who made • post- ,
modem examination, said the MUse of death was
poisoning by alcohol, which might be the result of one
day's drinking. The ver,iat vas to this effect

lignitamnia Ex?sanoun.—Place on the upper bar
of • grata, with the beads projecting shout one hash
inwards, some ordinary Luellen—in a few moments
they ignite. Than in the same position plass • few of
the Patent Safety Matches of Bsynnt sod gay, Landon
(which Ignite only on the box), sod it will be found
that they may remain for hours- in feet, until the wood
becomes literally °barred- withoot taking are. We
look on this as a singularly altercating °unfit-nation of
the safety of the now roach. ears mutt be taken in
both cams to avuld signal contact with flame.

COLUIRT KICLOSION PIAR WIGAN.—A terrible
explosion took plate at DOM On WedDelday at the
Queen's Pit, in the Haydock Colliery, belenglng to
Richard Evans and Co., near Si. Helen's, seven mile*
from Wigan, In which 22 liras were lost. Mr. Ripon.
the Government inspector, mid that the mine was
exeellintly managed, and the muse of tho diasster Is
not known. It is rutnoured that an illegal removal of
belittle:a cloths interfered with the six currents. The
explosion was mast violent, shattering rails and tube
Into splinters, Banda those killed many men are
Injured.

HOLLOWAT'S °INTIM? AND rram—Disease in corns
shape is over rife amonpt mankind ; impurity of blood,
or irregularity of function la constantly giving rise to
despondency, debility, or distempers. In the above-
named remedies the leonummity can have at little cost
the sale and oertaiq means of preventing, or checking
and caring both unheard ailments and inward maladies.
Ample, plainly printed, and very intelligible directions
accompany every 'mishap of both ointment and pill.,
which only require attentive study to enable every
invalid to be his or bar own medical adviser. The
earlier these powerful remedies are employed after the
discovery of the diabase, the more rapid will be their
action In expelling from the system noxious matters;
and restoring health.

ROU/D MINC4PIIB.—A ioornl mince-pie would shook
the Melange of toe pit:lit in pastry, who recognises only
one shape roi orthodox, viz. :—The elongated oval,
which is something like to the meted taws pistil, and
I. Intended to moment the Greta or manager in which
the Iloly lithe was laicl. The ideas-meat mniboliaes
the offerings of the wise men. The true oval mince-pie
woe once regarded as a text of orthodoxy; if the person
took it and it. it, be was considered to boo Christian;
but, if he refused it, he arm scooted as a Jew. The
twelve days, from Christmu Day to Twelfth Day, are
the only true mid legitimate days on which minowpies
should be eaten—at the rate of one • day ; and each of
these teal.. ilsys will Insure • happy month in the
coming year. Thus, you will perceive how easily and
pleasantly both orthodoxy and • happy year can be
scoured !—O•ce a Week.

A diagraceful fronts between two physicians took
glace at the British Lying-in Hospital, London, on
Tuesday Wt. Some ill-leellas &poem to have arisen
throagh • lste contest for the post off physician to the
hospital, which had been pawed by Dr. Simonds. Ot
the day in luestion Dr. Edmonds was in the board-room
of the hospital, when Dr. Beck, one of the governors,
entered, sad said that be had so "account to settle"
with him. Dr. Edmonds made no reply, which seems
to have annoyed Dr. Beck, who approached him with
the view of ponies his nose. This iusult was, however,
repelled by Dr. Fdmoods seising an umbrella and
striking hie antagonist. Dr. Beck than closed with his
assailant, sad inflicted upon him such serious Injuries
that for some time he remained in • state of inscoaibility.
Dr. Beck was given into custody, and the charge was
investigated at Bow-street on Wednesday, when the
defendant was &mid X*, and ordered to enter into
rerognizonees to keep the peace towards the prosecutor
for six months.

AFRAID Or MORDIRIRO via WITL—A strange
affair tame off at &Utah on Thursday. At about noon
o middle-aged man (perhaps forty•llve years old) made
his appearance at the polka Osaka, and doeired that
he might be placed under arrest, "before he did
anything amiss" Ile was dressed as a working man,
and appeared under the influence of drink. Questions
first by Inspector McWilliams, and then by Chief.
Superintendent McCrea, the MATI said that he had •'ootue
to give himself up." Asked why be" gave himself
up," he " Before I murder my wife," Continuiug,
he said, "You had better lock me up, or I shall murder
her." Ilia wife, he admitted, visa good wife, neverthe-
less he " should murder her if they did not lock him
up." He said that his IMMO was Thomas Morrie that
he was a fitter, and lived at Prince's Bad. It wu
evident that ha had been drinking hard for some time.
Believing that the man might awry out his threat if be
should not he restrained, Saperintendeat McCrea ordered
hlmtoboplsoedintb.o.Us. When be had been there
eight or too boars be began to understand the
uncomfortable position in which he had pieced himself,
and desired to be liberated, but he was detained
n custAy until Friday.

A very shockieg story la told in the London papers of
Wednesday. A woman named Saunders so took to
heart the having to leave • house in which she had lived
for @lateen years that her mind became affected, and
she threw herself Into the Regent's CiusaL The splash
made by her body falling into the water WAS hoard by a
policeman, who procured drags, and brought her out
some seven minutes after immersion. Carried to •
tavern and stripped to her chemise, the doctor sent for
did not think there was much the matter with her, and
said that she was in a fit condition for removal. With
her eliemiee quite wet. she was pitied on a stretcher
and carried to the poliosatasioe. The people as the
tavern did not find her any clothes, but a fruiterer,
melee her condition, covered her with a wick. The
shivering wretch was taken in this plight to the station,
where she was put into • cell. Dry clothes were sent
for to the worklious,, and a female searcher requested
her to take off her dripping garment. anci put on those
provided. The poor woman had neither nourishment
nor stimulants given her, and when a female frieed eaw
her her shoeless feet were rating on the damp floor,
and she complained bitterly of the oold. A cab was
brought to the door to take her away, but this was
against tho regulations, as • charge had been entered
against her, and the last that was seen or beard of the
poor woman was that she fell off the hard beach with a
groac--dead. One would have thought that such •
gross osse of inhumanity would have been severely
punished, but the jury confined their censure to the
pollee for not calling in a divisional surgeon. Hannah
Saunders is now buried, and ad the matter, we suppose,
will end.

Till CHURCH SIRVICIL—Tb• ROT. R. R. Littledale,
In a letter in the Daily News on the Privy Council
Judgment, says I know as an ascertained fact, not
merely that no Anglican clergyman now, of any school
or degree, from the Archbishop of Canterbury down to
the youngret demon ordained this Advent, does exactly
empty with the rubric in all points; tier even that none
has ever done so from 1549 to 1868; but that it Is
absolutely and totally importable that anyone could use
it as an indelible law. As the Quarterly said in the
early days of the Traetarian movement, when taco
thought the Rubric life and death, if • clergyman waited
for • rubric to tell him everything he is to do he could
never get into his surplice, nor out of the vestry. There
Is little um in taking op time and room with elaborate
proofs, bet I may just ask your readers to open their
prayer.books at the familiar" When the wicked man,"of
matins or evensong. They wia find that the minister
is not told what dress to wear, in what pert of the
church to take up his position, or what posture to
WPM) So far as rubrics go. he might put on • shell.
jacket, and sit in the font. And all the matters
presented in the canons of 1603, still required by
Ordinaries and Archdeacons, unless they be supported
by rubries fall to the ground at once, if Lord Cairns be
right. The commandments on the walls, the alms-chest,
the atone font, the stoop for the Communion wine, and
the like, mast be illegal. The Benedictus ma never be
sung anywhere, though the Psalms and T. Deem may,
for the rubric speeds. only reading for the Gospel Canticle.
There can be no more hying, sale the Vent Creator, no
sermons save at Communion, no alternate recitation of
the peelter, for there is no hint even that the laity
are to take any part in it; and so on.
A MAN finor, LID Ear= Br DOGS.—On Wednesday
Mat the neighbourhood at Ightfield, a village near
whitehareh, was thrown into • very excited mate
trout • report that Mr. Whitfield, farmer, of Ightfield,
had been found lying in a ditch on his hum, shot
through the hand. Mr. Whitfield was in the habit of
going out shooting; with his FIR and dogs, and on the
morning in question went out moo at ter day break.
Ha returned home to breakfast about sight o'clock, and
thee of the again went out with his on.
A twenty minutes or half an hour after deceased
going out the second time a shot wag heard, which
•Prearei to come from a field near there. About two
hours after this • comen the farmesw the dogs In • deld,
and thinking that they were after the sheep he went to
Mime when to his horror he found Mr. Whitfield lying
dead in the ditch. The upper portion of his head was
blown entirely away. One part of the skull was found
some distance away from the spot, in RH opposite direc-
tion to where it would have been shot, and where it
had no docile been carried by the dogs, who had
actually eaten the Beth and licked the blood from
the head of the unfortunate man. The butt of the ran
rested on the opposite aide of the ditch and the monde
between 'a knees, anlf it had slipped down from
his hands after It exploded. An inquest was held on
Ti•ersday, at the Lamb Inn, Ightfield. The jury, of tee
mine deliberation, returned • verdict of " Found shot,
but not ruMelent evidence to show whether by oxidant
or dodge." Deceased was • single man, aged 33. The
dogs who made stun a revolting meal were shot.
A THUM-POLO 1310AllY.—We understand thetas**,
which may probably in pablie interest rival the Yelver.
ton case, is approaching trial in the Court of Probate,
leaden. At out the year 1830 a youthful esia of •
respectable Irish Catholic family became enamoured of
the blooming daughter of a well-to-do Clare former,
residing not far from Lough Derg. He wooed and won,
wag married, and lived for some montlut happily with
his wife and her father, then left home to Push his
fortune, and never returned. A son was the issue of
the marriage No tidings were heard of the Malaita*,
for above twenty years. but at tut he was found to be
in lucrative business and opulence in London. H. had
married thrice after the abandonment of his Clare bride
—trot to the daughter of an eminent stockbroker, and
sister of one of the loading physicians in the metropolis;
nein, to the daughter of • Cambridge ; and
lastly, to the daughter of an Irish J.P. The second and
third reputed wives had families. At last the delinquent
died, and • marble monument in as English seaport
records his many virtues. His wife, who still live., was
silenced with a pension in his lifetime; his fourth
reputed wife and widow obtained administration, and
stepped into pORDORRIOR of the property. This het,
however, method the earl of the son of the drat
marriage, who had been honestly earning his bluest as a
confidential clerk in a metehant's office in Dublin, and a
suit is now pending in the English Court of Prolate to
met aside the administration to his father, on the ground
that the administratrix is not a widow to the deceased
and that all the latter merriages were biomes seci
eoid, They ean only be sustained oe the ground that
the damaged before his first marriage had thandoned
the Roman Catholle faith and embussed Protestantism,
and in this cemaista mainly the teemed of the snit
Many of the witneasesi=vety aged and infirm, we
understand that the court has ordered an
examination of winsss byIIIIIIIMW4IIII In belends—
Solicit:lV Jewmal.

I

A DOT CUOILED WITH • Pi.—A• Wrest was b..
at Peotherairme, on the body of a boy, ve yaws old,
eon of • farm Witourra named Earnekne. Oa Tuesday
be woe playing on the issorth with some dried peas.
Suddenly he jumped up, and weal off into oonviallatans,
and before • doctor could be fetehed died. Vt---
" Amideatally choked.*
Ttis Board of Trade returns for the month ended
November 30, and for the eleven months also coding on
the sante dote, were published on Thursday. The impot: a,
which are only brought doe. to the sod of Ostober,
although nearly a million in armee of the returns for
the oorreepooding month of 1866 and 1867. are Dearly
two millions below those of September last. The export
returns aro not satiefactoty. The total valise is only
£14,143,493, which not only shows a defieiency se
esimpared with the corresponding months of '66 and '67,
but la no loss than 11,7X3,405 lees than the returns of
the previosa month of October. In only four out al
thirty-three months have the returns !ellen below those
or November last. •

ALLEGRO ATTEMPT TO POlBOlll A MA PARTY.—
About 1100 or 1510 mai, women, and shildreo,
agessabled in a hall on Monday evening, at Weird-
o lAmi lhamisco‘fletil'k'epu.Lw"ah.tifpotjp:swwiletelrle:"lmlitecmad:"l:6"e:foaout:ilst:adigitidnt:e
thh-thao.Td:ectli'bialls.
had
tisomethingpouredof out,
more
:cat h milk
usuallyadded,a r
ethnoirrtlitn:nto., ei
tv ipd eman tiwit4zia t..
though in • stronger degree. the sonnet on upon the
tongue which ill felt upon teatime da -water. The
greatest excitement prevailed, and at focal the cry
arms that the water had den poisoned. lie the midst
of the excitement, Mr. Couple came upc4n the platform
and announced thataorm one sequalute I I with chemistry
had taated the tea, and was of opinion OrLit the alarming
sharacteristics it presented were due toja lamp of greou
copperas having been thrown into the ijater. There is,
however, another theory which portage more
satisfactorily accounts for the ocijurrener. Im-
mediately adjoining the hall arsj the extensive
works of Mr. K. Davies for slvunlslng iron.
in which a large quantity of dilated .-4ricl is used, end
the In/did flows away over the grouuM. Nos, as the
water was drawn from the well, it is pEobable that tome
of this liquor hag, in prods of time, pomaded into the
well, and thus the state of the water and the alarming
addition in which the tea was found. /The people bad
to content themselves with edibles, andigo away without
partaking of potables. But,this we. not a tenth with
whisk' all were doted. • email minority oomplainti
that they had'paid for tea, and tea they meant to have.
Mr. Poole, on coming on to the platform, after the
tables had been cleared, alluded to this, and said he
understood that some disoontented young .nen were
within the ball with stories in their pockets, and this
atones they intended to throw at the Brothers on Or,
platform. He advised them not to do go. At this
moment • young fellow was seised in the body of Goball, with the cry of "Here's de, Mr. Poole." Many
trong hada were laid about the seek of the youog
man, and an attempt was made to forms him to the
platform. He stoutly resisted, • struggle ensued, in
which forms were overturned and sitters eceatered.
Children cried, woman shrieked, the platform swayed
with the weight of its excited riosupaws, and hundreds,
In panic, rushed to the doors, and a threatened disaster
was averted by the pollee, who rescued the young fellow,
and removed him from the hall. Mr. Poole then
exhorted the meeting to quietude, and assured them
that God would punish the lieraon who had tampered
with the water. Mr. Rayboald, of Birmingham, woke
of the adman which had attended the services which
had been held by Mr. and Mrs. Poole in Birmingham
and other parts of the district He asked those present
who had been converted by the serried held In
Wolverhampton to bold op their bands. A largo
number of hands were held up; but we are word
that the number is much greater, as during the pervious
MO signed the pledge, and 441:1 profaned toles minverted.
Daring the worm of the evening Mr. and Mrs. Poole
were presented with upwards of £l2, the collection of
working men in the rooni.—Biretiagiram Oitatte.
Borrxxo Homan er Balt —A dereapondent of
Load gad Wale,: writes :—" I kick** an amount of •
recent Far West Guntur, which may intermit your
readers as an unexampled record a the ferocity
and wantonness which mark the advisees et
the pioneers of Western American eivilirdlne.
I have jest received it from my friend the 'Old
Hunter,' in Nova Scotia. He says 'I recall to memory.
when on the prairies, hearing of Fremont firing tape.
dot Imo herds of buffalo, but battalions of riflemen
blaring into these animals, merely to wound them is,
If anything, worse. No sportsman ever kills • bull for
his meat; the barren cow is the hunter's mark." At
ten o'clock in the morning,' says the L.:twos°, iKansas)
/eeriest, ' our long train, loaded with three 'hundred
eager eacursioniate, moved out of the Lawrence dapi.t to
the sound of music from the band, and steamed ia.,w_ay
westward towards the region of Lo and the Bend°.
Our commissary car is loaded to the muscle with good
things for the Inter man. The di is auspicious—the
bunter, eager for the fray. A y number of ladies
were present, who, demite • rumours of Indian
massacres that appal the hearts of timid down-deters,
are bound for the dark and Moody ground, to biome
the enthusiastic spectators of deeds that shall eclipse
the days of chivalry. At the 225th mile-post we first
hove In sight of the grand army advancing from the
north, and for fifty miles we have not been out of eight
of their daik threatening Base. No estimate can be
made of the countless thousands of those &boggy mon-
sters who have hung upon our right drink, checked in
their southern march ly the railroads and the peesing
trains. Experienced frontier men affirm that they have
never before seen bud countless numbers together.
A few of the advance guards had, at same points, crossed
to the southward of the road, and these, as our goodly
engine, the Seminole, advanced, would amok to re.sroes
to the !nein bard. Then would ensue such • wild nes
as no words can describe. Saab • neckandaitek race
we bar' about 3 p.m A mile away on our left 20 were
descried making for a curve in the road about two miles
In advance of the engine. Keeping his engine at a speed
jast 'sufficient to encourage them in their effort, the
I skilful inginecr of the Seminole threw down the pan-
' that, and the race began. In an instant 100 ear windows
I were thrown up, and the left of our train bristled with
tbial pita. The engine screamed and the spectators
abound, and the earth seemed to tremble wtth the
tread of the huge monsters, as hall enveloped in a cloud
of dust, they bounded over the level Ode, nearing us at
every Weald, and now at a distance, of GOO yiarda, and
just abreast of our train, they received the desultory
fire of our eager marksmen. And them for more than
two miles these great dark, rolling, wallowing, swayinf
monsters ran the fiery gauntlet, till, apparently dig.
heartead, they slackened their speed, turned defiantly
at bay for a moment, atel than sped away to the, left,
with a gait which told too wain that some of our shots
ha/ taken effect. But the grand adventure of the day
was yet to come. Just at dank we ran into • vast herd
spread out on both aides of the track. In an Instant
the whole prairie seemed in motion. Again the portion
on our left .ought to cross the track, and again we gave
chew,. The mass were too quick for us, but three
immense bulls were out off in such a way as to give them
sit even C 1.4000 with the Seminde. In the darkness of
the cocaine they could scarcely be &seemed except by
the flash of the Fins, as • little in advance of the engine
and close by the track, they drew the diagonal fire of
200 guns. It was • race for life, and they ran as if the
demon of despair warn in the= Bat this time the
Seminole was worsted; and with a larch and • bound
they sprang wrote the track not 90 feet In advance of
the envie. But not to daps. In • flash our gunners
were tic the opposite aide of the train, and as their huge
hooka CAOIO rolling tip the embankment they received •
' full broadside from our battalion. Two were seen to
stagger and fall, but rose again to their feet. 'Down
broker' and men, women and children tumbled from the
train, and joined in the pursuit. Scares • hundred
Iyards from the train the largest one foil dead. He was
shot through the heart. The other, badly wounded,
escaped in the darkness. Captain Curti" I practical
butcher, was on band in • jiffy, and to disembowel his
majesty was the work of but a few momenta. Under
the direction of Captain Coombe, a rope was attached
to his horns, and two long files of men, with joined
hands, and preceded by the band, playing " Yankee
Doodle,' dragged him bodily to the front ear and hoisted
him aboard. Few and abort were the prayers we mid'
last night, and brief the embraced of Morpheus. Long
black lines of buffaloes were galloping all night over the
level plain of our dreamland. At sunrise we steam away
for the buffalo mirage. Thirty miles at lightning aped,
and we are in sight of their advance lines. Halting a
few momenta, we organised by sleeting a colonel and
dividing the battalion into eonapanies. The captain&
gave a few instruction, to their Mali, and then embarked
aboard the train and dulled in among them, smattering
them to the right and left of the track, those on our
ri6t flank endeavouring to cut ea off. We gave chase.
Abroadaide was delivered in their midst, and one fell.
A hundred bands reamed him bodily to the oars,
sad belated him aboard, when he was provided with a
I berth lay • Max.' AUsbo,,4l Amebas eluwwe, and w
On M the midst of thousands, all the plain.
hem the top of the train, with • pow glass I swept
tie horizon through 180 degrees, and the whole hall.
tinge was literally covered with their dark masses, look.
i'im the diatoms like • clamped forget of bleak jack
ou The train halte, and noiselessly the different
platooona dart out on the double-quick among the dark
tures, availing themselves of the various inequalities
of the ground to keep thorned's' covered, and seeking
the most thicklyolustered heeds. From our elevated
leskout we could take in the entire field. To • looker-
ea the scone had all the interest of battle. The plan
eras well coneeived and faithfully assented. There was
• suspense of twenty minutes ;seceding the conflict,
Then came a shot, then two, then • patoreri, nj of shots
11 around the circle, and the ball was . There
was onotusion doubly confused among the countless
herd. Confounded and beerikiered, they darted this
way and that, around and among each other like the
fantastic ever-changing koledioecope. Whenever they
tiled to break from the fiery column, It was only to
meet the deadly rifle and its death inimaila. The
Smelt over, ad fifteen aariaMMl are stretehed upon the
plain. Enough of . gore and glory for one day. We
atom away homeward in high spirits over the nested
bunt of the season and delighted WM'Sheridan
Bide.' Seventeen buff ideas are the trophies of oar
expedition, and looks of hair, tips of tails, and tatted
scalps will be hoarded among our mementoes 1' "

A non wonderful preparation has but discovered
by which scurf, no matter how bad, can be entarelY
removed M a few days, by the use of Yr. Herbert"
allandfonli Scurf Eradicator. It only requiem to bo
applied to the head oboe or tele. a week, and after a
few applications the akin of the head will be found quite
free from 'mut when the eradicator may be diseen
tiuued.—EleeAdvertieement.

LC lain MIT MID BLUM% HAIL —ll[ll. S. A. Alien's
World's Hair Rosana or Dressing never falls to qajoid,
restore gray or faded hair to itsirmatildold solour and
beauty, and with the list ap a bruin"!
fro gives to the hair. t stops the hair from
f mg al; it provosts baits= ;it ptomain luxuriant
growth ; it 011101111 the hair to pow thigh apd
it all dsadraff ; it eiontaiaa settlair ell nor dys'
In large bottles, pries six shilltup. Zylobalsaasta.
(Mira a. A. IkUett's) far WWII aay pomade or hair oil.
To tiros whose hair is astarally dry, requiring frequem
, its abospooes sad great value will be peoved.
is6:l=y an es eltiltheefs hair will insure an abandamt
sad bottatiful 'apply from youth to old age. fa wee
wools., pries three &Map. laid by moot ehmatote
and perfume. Dope% WA High lielliers, Lowiest.

•
ril •
. . ..,. ,
,
, _____ THE DORSET COUNTY. EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZEII'E, TUESDAY, JANTJARY 5, 1869.
,
mansmar ..
-
Fear
°mum foreign futtlligtnct.
Gel G• 111 is DOW becoming a reenter artier of OUR FRIENDS IN THE COLONIES.
(Front 8. W. Saler mid Oe.'s Oirsidar.,)
mption in Paris. For (Adrian' not lea. than Vlorents..-Mdbourne, October 18.-In ertmersiel 4000 bares arrived from Germany, beside& • quantity of orioles rather mere activity than at el wild boors, deer, •nd ch•moi., with • variety alb, laat advice", rah sui the swipe bee now raj:reek h
leathersil tribe, front Transylvanania. in, further improvement may be expected. Coadder- o
able briskness exists in the building trade, call partly Nkwoolo:L.-IT:I.A.Hf Y SELECTlmfaand
no
one
mmimOmonw
what happy without • -
C to, .
..PRICIS.II-OFO 15101111.11 GRAIN.
.Pe_e: Qr.
Di, Neat, red 50 le Id
ki
not
kk.kko rionde he has until lie is unhappy. gass, sagUlitingT"." 'RN 7.,
In memory's mellowed light, we Etw ~..
roe, we see only the beautiful flowers. .. WI
Ditto. new, ... - te -
DECEPTION. The first time a an or es pr. Foreign, 44'.44a14.-
" t. 4
" "41'14-
- 's. tar Qr
Or. ... _ .. ... 41 te 44
„_46to 47 Manual taint gables.
"T.._
LONDON AND
18$9.
SOUTILWEBTEBN.
- ' 7AMES F. HANNAH,
(nom Loaacia.) WALE2FEM 00:111 OM Ziseardrii.
Mta VZSarfarir
ripHororiasi, SABINA"! MAIZE, 145-. Strand WADI Dagercele• Fewcillstille4l44sl ifirandb".
D 0 H 0 H B 13 T E Bs
(ladu W. lama.) ROYAL lIMBROOATION for
ELHOBIIVS(Ised in lies . 'loyal and all lesedia
by the present eh of money, and - md i• 1 red
_., ... 47 to 49 Rollers
_... ... ... 41 to 46 17P 1111• I aIL studs) fee risissi mete, 04.11' 413"Terrer; base
Till new law of Kansas by which • wife may the fault is his ;if he deceives you • second time thil " Ditto.• hi" ••• -ta - Foreign. ehlte - .. -to - Weymouth &Dorchester, 1.14 Southumptou,toloudom •9•99•9 Mass Watt Mona bads
I ante a i üblioan who yells spirit' to her husbancrpr°°: llp 401.40
. b 7 the fault is
wilds not to be a deed letter. The Lawrence /Vidor ra66 th" !'W'orsie mein de reamed te ma" thenaselem 7°3l3°l°D.
•
Inglith maniac ... 46 I. SO oars.
more comfortable than the have been I. the habit of Candour is always to be admired and ivortion Chevalier ... ... ... -to - Latilsb, feed ... ... $1 to MI lxpll,2ll 1,2,3 litl el 1,11,3 i Mail
C 1555
lit ' a.m.! a.r. Lc. a... Pal. ex.! P.M. PRESENTS, .....•
Ts, ..2.„...:1.. %La eks ma Zgamthruter;
us
aoatales the following advertisement ..-" To whom it
doing of late pram.. New byuiidinge, as well as impress- 1.0_..be shunned ; but titre 1,1 l rich a thing as sneerer°. new"( ••• ... ••• tale a° p.i.t.
...
... g 1 ta se Winnows •• ..._ MU, Bld 11•111196 4611 !Wald CHRISTMAS
Alan
may concern. I hereby give notice that tbe sale of
1" AMPLOUGH'S PYRETIC isAuarz, ems
. are coin. on on all sides. With lisUon,. and Tory Don"' and
Foreign 11VOWIIM may Foreign - .. ... 22 to 30 Scotch, feed ... ... -to - Drmanwria • • aa 845 9 9611 46 610 6 617° 10 YEAR'S GIFTS.
spirituous liquors to Horner Hays is contrary to my .„,_.,...,61 4,71?k""..6.
moire. • strew ... ... -to - Moreton .. .. 60 .. 91916 NU .. 6 1520 47 NEW
1.41 ate AdMalfillare Headnulikor: or 2161.1-6141.-
....t. .... .. gold Mining two testis of Importance have • 0 muon more harm than
wished, and that I shall prosecute souonling tors any
takenillewwwipmee,
whore two
e month, one to Berlin. near Palo .-.. ... ... NI to 74 bleb, black - ... 23 to SI Wool.. ......4 • • 0 .. 9 11111 910 1 1 6 9 lIII° 37
HTUDY.-Young men who are refined to labour or chevalier ••• ••• -ret" 76 96i16 -*-68I° 3° W".°l'm ''9107319 99 61 99
74541 11
3412 55 allu
I° Li 10..48
person who disregards this notioa--Catherins Hap." oszartri=esteldah.bri= mac, re
gullies, veePeeileelf mewed business even twelve hours a day can trek° on tour brown- ... ... ... 51 to G 2 Forelmleed ... ... -to - no,. j arrive ... W WORK BOXES.
A Bore Werth ors Flas.-An exciting erne "ntlellend" and "Fortunate," have yielded good reruns: and • half of whet. is left to stud , wh• h will unnt roue• i donut .. /10 906193* 110 600 SU ..
'S Caittbrsterl IRISEi WHINIEST'
*scarred the other day at Alessar. Ndllu Noe. &gut the slaking le shallow and dry, and nuggets from to two mouths iu the course of 4 .14 Ticks ... -. ....... 41 to 43 Towadade, ISO lbs. 01 to 47 Illeedford dew .. .. 8 11 61156 11 8 30, e 2
a Imps dancer, was performing some jugglery hate, 10dwts. to I.Booz. weight, have been discovered. The
R7.E....LY U._PON..TOL..
_'IISELY.-Neerask • favour. It Harrow ... ... ... 43 to 65 Conley ... ... ... Uto MI Wimberne .. 640 7 8010 0110 01U 111 7 16,11 NI WRITING DESKS. FAlllioaliliPMelle lia Ma mill& Pre P&L
balancing &ger., lighted torches, ks., On the tight other rush Is to Fewkes' or Foils Gully, about 34 miles . Ilenscrosllueo... ...... ..:: ...... 49•0 lee Med Norfolk and Suffolk... 81 te 16 Ringwood .. .. T 11,1010) 10 90 155 lii I afoul 64
• ils guaranteed et Gwen its, art wig ZtrettiLlerfe
p and dire al vosr. It Is ha ber
rope, when suddenly the terrible cry "You are on firer' from nteiglita. Th 4 Odd goes by the same of "New la "L''''r ''' suffer "'Sn i° supplicate; and "'dig •
ruelu his Isbet and tends mark st ell, Clharle=74Leedisn
arose fern the au•lienee In reality a piece of burning Gy won,. ybe working. .r.
ai1.,64 the depth
eery. favour, oven from your dearest friend, or your nearest TUESDAY. -Salisbury. : Attendance. large,
.m........pp1y 8°"/„..drita."''',,Tthkr"..:
...'1 '...•• II: 54411,111,11 LI ,11511 4:4611 115 SB4
61 i 131 90
1 9:11 1421 19277 DREES SING OASES,
1.W., and al Si, amacedtrest, Dubai& A-D
staff from 0,,,, of the lighted torches had fallen on her lag from go feet to 25 feet psswetieehr Wy . The relative, ve, is only a mild form of supplication. Get moderre, and transactions hmiseu' 'at ia'Art
' """""'• a Third era from Weymouth and Dorcboster only to mos Agents replied for the principal towns to lingisad.
head and set her lung hair on fire. With one foot on wash dirt varies in thickness from I loot to 2feet, and what you want by your own unaided exertion' or go -Liverpool: Good attendance, and fair inciniry for London only. b Stowe at Wool by elgeaL • Third atm FANCY BOXES, Ao. . the iron rope and smother in the air, the woman did yields fres Ito 2 dirs. to the tab; gold wane and without it. There is more dignity in penury, no wheat and Sour, at the full prime of this der week. from Weymouth to Dorehmter eel,.
lot lore her preemie of mind. "Aux duvet= I" cried Buggery. The mining surveyor is of opinion that.. or .
matter how abject, coupled with Judi:monitories,- than Demand. quiet for provender artielek-ama • F •• A train leaves Weymouth dolly (Sundars ••••P10.1) iti
1
1.40 p.m , arriving at W imberne at /IL the excited people. Mddle. Serpi understood, and a long lead of gold will be discovered. The only new Cu indolent comfort gained through the grant of • English wheat last week's rates were supported. io. SMALL FANCY CHAIM
carrying her baud to her head, rapidly stifled the arc industry of Importers is a stonecutting company. "'l'm'. s=rd &mud for foreign. Oar about G.I. per qr.
DOWN 1115101 and the. tar flamed
ii..gthi.M.rhi.nowA...y.es.a.,
bt:timB:.
stlmawatiwa..friorae.Vt's7trivavirz• LIDS 'iliStrisbet=t O=UT..
rout ad
fihe then continued her performance as if nothing had which operates on the "blue atone" found in the We cannot be decent without the means of decency, Ladd rid Sontiosesproo, to Derclieskr & Weymouth proferon in pressroom to aU oases Ing happened. colony, and convert, it into Gaging of an almeel nor moral without the external conditions of m - WIDSZSDAT.-Mark•Lane : The little business Cid. lAA I,g,g MAUI Zs. Zs. 1a I Mall OCTAGON TABLES.
Imperishable deecription. There is at prelim, • great. ...I:to traneacted in either English or foreign wheal was at A.M. A.M. A.N.I A.lll. P.lll. P.M. P.N. the coandeseat To Is raked widen* ben • A PLoarg cm TRAGIDT. -A horrible event na' a dearth of female merventa than has been knows for Th-esso who wrong others generally slender thorn to the extreme prices of Monday. Spring corn was firm London 7901 5 141110 010 510 9 0 MaDdlell and Con. Sole Agents se weirte-
recently been rho tslk of Moreno°. A young servant ~,,,,,, y 0,., .c lo ch.ofly to the ith.b.re
who hit,. . .
orrOmANS London: Robert Richardson 196, Ifemetiwilsolnek La, and
girl. re workable no less for her beauty than for the left "mew.
ter7fee,
preferring
the
more
iodepeo._ corer their own infamy. at late prices. -Prom" : Atttendanee end supplies FOOT STOOLS AID Mend sad rea-tomt,al,i.iiihismemosz
Irreproachable steadiers of her reduce, was forted to life of workingl.l=:7 Base, foupar4 Iferkada. ifiebeetrest
aa" On, minds aro like ill-hung vehicles; when they have very small. Wheat trade showed considerable firmness
BANNER A POLE SCREENS.
at .....tmro,..hio.. maim who Hum to carry they raise • prodigious clatter, when farmer' holding out far rather more money, Quotation wrrmherne . .... 7 4511 9;12 9 149 II 40 868 IMS : WOW= D. Ilkeerderm, Worelgrreest• glut'
have tree barbarously murdered and thrown out of one remain in alturions infinitely better off, sad-- 141:1"'"rautisonwoostoOkrul iTii
is•tite:
u" lie: teals
011
293410 54514101 6
I;
4491 01
11111 1
one
briar, lidlerd.
of the windows of the house in which she served. Herheavily beton they neither creak nor rumble. 481 to Wearer qr. Very little poised iu barley, the Bradford 'arrive 9 tll 1111 116 • • • • 817 . •
BOMA: Thome. J. Maeda, 2- Oed Bead.
make almost any termg with regard to wag.., holida
111112 8111 It 377139 20 .. person was dreadfully disfigured. and lien mouth filled ke gie„ sia th d be atone, r,...b.d. holiday., PRIENDSHIP.-Friendship had, the skill and obwor- ennPlaa NBEDLN WORK, or rite.
Itrrai thelowa sadminelpd-W.
pritimpLt,rdm asappgram
with earth, for the evident purlieu of stifling her ries. - -a nee" a
Ur ruirress, an elderly woman, merriest to a young r about previous rates-Nato 30.1 per qr. Beans, 48s to Walellem
New Seim Waters. Sydney, October 9.- Bread
•of the beet nurse, and (ho terodernau and priers° of .... - - no. it..
et 37. per each for Wow 413615112 It 001 • • Wig •1. LADIES'
Tasman, Mounted.
husband. has been arreded, with her brother, Oil stuffs sontinue to decline • stooks In the various oolonice ' the beet mother. pus • peas, us to us.
....1...u. Moreton - $42 PLUS 00AL TAB SOAP.
suspicion of having committed this crime, which Is are mall, but large foreign arrivals entreated before CoMVERSATIO74.-Convoreation is the daughter of DOILCUBSTaII 9lO 1 1 131 840 747963 3 0
.1rtaoeVil•••• ,• 9 1P113840El 10 10 10 .. Orders executed mitud „-
irl Gillow, Holland (RegiMared as limo Corbel*
6 9111118 SOAP is unrivalled anti= SOAP,
aupinsa-d to have been Prompted lag an eutirely ground- harvest. Wheat crop. look well, but rust has speared reasoning, the mother of knowledge, the breath of the THOISIMY.-Dridel : F-aulich wheat in rather better I‘A
train ram Poole Jerrie at 9.41 (Mondays excepted), nudity, and the beet knees is
ieu jealousy, in two or three diataieta. Many termer. are preparing soul, the commerce of hearts, the bond of friendship, ripply, at Gd per qr. dearer. Foreign wheat firm, but and wain. a 4 ginewwww .0 11.10 calling at the intenneliate 2.
" 115".5 blieemeolirtrate Etd‘anbrawZ 1101110 WAIL -The Wellington Et-eating Post of the to plant sugarcanes, and there is every reason to the nourishment of content, and the occupation of men trade dull. Finest malting barley, Is, per qr. higher; stances
believe that the attempts will be highly sueosuful ; on of wit. I?ngland. =hwyse I
aianes nksame
to skin. In el
15th gives the following'.-" Information of a credible' geoondery description" and grinding qualities firm.
the Mackay river thla crop ap almost to have die-
....-gr:::3 The Ewe. ...opt
the Sophistry may perplex truth, ingenuity may warp Oat" in better demand, and prioes rather in 'ellen WIMORT sad co., leseuretuslng Casmissa, Lewes.
nature bu reached the Government that the cannibal, niece,' ether fending
$1711113•114. JAMBS F. HANNAH, ---
litotowsrn, exceeding in villany anything yet herd in 6.. been got io on the Zellwood river. Shearing is depress of justice, and ridicule may raise an un- favour. Indian wan Cad Per air• chaffer...
4. a d
Dorado,. m
zomks. tie Mall.
New Zealand Once the very first drip of its colonisation, being rapidly proceeded with, large quantities of wool deserved laugh; but where free inquiry °Tamils error WIMP. LeduideiDo7oll
DereheadeTlslllll. .
DOItOREISTER. QEWING MAOHINEB UNRIVALLED.
• km forwarded to the inland tribes of this Island rens in the market, and an immense ten roads for the will be oorecied justice will be revered ; and ridicule American, red din, per 4061 b. .. 51 0..63 0 Mae. 1,0,01 01, Mall Ciless.' 1,2.3 153 Mall . (1.01 w. rend) 10 To work by bed or foot ; Lookaritek. or Double potted meat, made of the Saab al our poor fellow- .t. Leaebihd hod
over, the
.7.7,71. being 77.7 t 95 will be retorted on those who haveabused its influence. Pond °dawn, Nsd, soft, ditto .. 0 0 .. 0 0
•ix Fled P.N. 1 A.N. AIL P.ll.
countrymen who fell in the late disaster at tbe Front. Per out. Stook in good *lndira% rue and water Kubuilia, bard, ditto .• 0 0 . 0 0 w 7,,,, 4ixlgo fi 30 London •• , • ale lal
ALWAire ballot m.so.-ve master. or gnat 00ncern, unman, laganrog,lson,aa,sort,ditto .. 41 0 .. 4.4 0 Dorchester 010110 10 la fiessisaseploo i 4 140 le OWRIGHT de NAM, las, DroarseeM, Leadmt,lllT
'The purport of this horrible practice, it 4 rarely plentiful. It is exerted there will boa • glut of ha, ia and which must he done, there lieu surer argumontof ahlrka, Odom, Niedad, eon, ditto .. 60 0 .. 61 0 Moreton .. 010 215 10 11111Poolidenet I 9 11 $34 2 I
necessary to remark, is to Inflame the ferocity, of the the market this year. In a few days the first PURR 00AL TAR SOAP
ditto .. 52 0 .. 64 0 whard 7OlBO 10 37, Wareham 1940 3 441 119
- L.. &weak mind than irresolution, to be undeterminal when E•rdi•iolti lia.unork, ..a.
'waived of the interior, from whom t him scoundrel expects of meat prepared under Mod and Nicoll's will the is so ~lain, and the necessity so urgent Ito be
proem English, red and white, new, ditto .. 4.8 0..54 0 77,6.nnan, 7172g0 10 471 Wool _I o 368 ~ Glanas Repo Ouboala Detingena.)
aristanee. Some mull kegs of this horrible food have NALJT. Pool. June 7 13. 310 II 0 Moreton .. 10 17 410 ..
be shipped to London. It I. calculated that about 1,500 el'er intending to lewd • Dew life ' but °ft°. to find English, good to fine malting, per imp. qr.. 43 0.. ao o 8. th..pt, 99 g 97,12 ey Duman= Ile ags 311 D RI,
B. B J 0.2 ring?
..142L LARg
DO
it, ryNOO
Egli u
ni
x.W. N E'S
tong in the aggregate could be shipped weekly.
found their way, it was rated to the Waikato district,
timer° set about ite Irish, ditto, ditto, ditto .. 41 0.. 4.5 0 London I79s' 4 7 WNTIoUTII .. 11 446 ..
and had been seen among the tribes located near Lake
. obtein quiet refreshing sleep, free from headach., Dr ite deny
et.
sad healthy
arson k
prodtde..
Irish and French, grinding, per tut. .. 34 0..35 0 - .21 relief front pain and anguish; to albs, and smote_ ib• andrrandant tilled terignony prone hdeolleasdassewes
, Inuits* has lately dunned about £5 per ten in goer you cannot oxpoot to win the prize by walking. The oars. GREAT WESTERN. ADVICE TO INVALIDS. -If you wish to THlunsrinllad_ ast -and Rafreaing.,
ap.82....
A Fitenrit BVICIDL-Gongtwai gives the following (now £l2 to El 3), and le. 6d. per bushel in wheat (now moral of which remark is the wellcuthenticated far Limerick and other, fine white, per 3201 b .. 28 6 .. 29 0 769.9"206699b,,199:64c474,7"="117,170"5ireirafating, 15v1gosystrt ofn(low- el. sit Cressimuted..-Via6Wholumbl46664 66
at Win. Tithis..V. Wallitalir. mdiA 5551100.,
incident, which wit probably tax the credulity of moor about Gs.), with the the probability of still lower ale,. that the greeter men have always been the greatest Celt, Dublin, fight, ditto .. 47 0 .. 27 6 -
readers. A determined suicide has just taken place at
Cork, Waterford, black, per Wilb .. Is 6 .. 10 0
considerable shipments on their f Calif nor
way TIM 0 workers. It is not im ly • hundred you are contend-
duo .. 20 0 .. 20 0 CP TRAINS. GMAT..
Werriolufe axed Derwir7pact.hester.
1.:.1:31.1.,rjr.vepid.. Ytand"
1,3,...88.0
I.Tendoe.u.
.1,..1.3..
re...dim:icy; yymniwilmdteeewTerprotobyTid.)Det.E,P)*Th.l3.y.hithooLuswii.thglE3,3EgjeatiarinaimE, (Leask:
AILEY'S end SON'S EMERY end BLACK
Grenoble (here). Three eveuinp bask a man prorated The prospers of the hermit are very favourable; it ia ing with. Whatever Se mune of life, whore there is irnbleenl,
himself at the hospital with his far horribly disfiguredNaMlL
expected that there will be a very large gurplus for 4 prize worth striving for, there are zealous tam of irsorin per 4301 k . .. .. .. 41 0 .. 41 oby a gunshot wound; the fiesta hung in strips down to
003° 8..°3 1701"0 65 SU arid which
eltillehleiled maarrafealirrievendbs th:
MC"
0 mercurial), for find Polifidall Myer.
whialed.at L Otßt 2
remedy
ye,
dN t , landau.
LEAD MILLS, Bleakbies'alread, lades, S.
Coughs,
exportation. Diamonds have been found in Loss thousands &reefed against you. nig Yr( imperial q.t.. .. .. .. 44 0..60 0 Weymouth 4O 9 1512 40 MI Blf 10 Iti II 0
the breast, and the lower jaws were shattered. A inc. Gully, near &bungs. The Jupiter Creek diggings CON- SIDON
AILEY'S SILVERSMITH'S SOAP (near
neon oocupieit three hours in removing the fractured true to strut attention; the gold raised bas bees Englith, good seconds, per 1801 b. -
°D9rlr999‘9"°"k" • - ' - 44'.1..3 911169
1560 :1.441663
440 915 11 10 6 36 cithORODYNE is the best remedy known for
1,0.0 and sewing up the lacerated dish- The man sup' proved to be equal in virtues to that from &Herat ; • United States, Canadian, Sc., sweet super-. 37
0 - 35
5
10 110 6 0 Iffectro-plete. Plate Olius, Marble, Tablets Id.
ported the painful operation without uttering • cry or
Bronchitis, Asthma.
12 oz. nut has been found, four feet from the fine, per buret_ .. .. _ .. IS 0 .. 25 0 V. 1,1.,, Newton
• :
. 10 6 10 II to 646 Consumption, -.-
INMAN COOL Nrenhot
for a moment tring his presence of mind. He War Oven surfer. A new dreamy of phi made near Yatts
thCrwweekuwand...Coe_.ka_loo.... Valley,
.I:ambigua.. sWerl/Latrire; Waal anlerieee, pen 480Ik. .. .. .. 00 .. 0 0 yet/Amid lOlll .. te (AAIUN'S Wellington KNIFE POLISH.
ianbithe lot
...write...lto:wade replaieasttohequeshadtionadt..hpargadat to htihrne, mg
II 47 1010 140 MI Danubian, ditto .. .. - MI 0 - 116 6 georit
1,-1 Nola* 3d. cash; iiss 64., la, la. fkl.,aad 4a. sea.
Amuse:A.-DM: 3673gn. oat, 434 gra barley. Coastwise : Bruton
tents of • gun beneath his chin, bat not being killed had Hee.. hell:lea'. 1;e: aieZedin Tbtoll ground;orkloe. 96:01 5t71,11
6 gn. wheat, 120 sacks Boor. Foreign: 11029 qrs. oats, 5781 From. ?ST II 15 286 let
*owe from St. Martin d'Uriage, • distenee of five miles, ..
qrs. make Westbury
11112211
6041°135
70a5
17066 CCHLOHo.sl:tlele;fatalDDeTNE:adiaeEfidia"-siraifitseeetlityaniberlacehharmLeecd"FDE:d:iarrharreg;m7Crou.eta,pti!Aiwlegesadt"ls
°AILEY'S Indiarabber KNIFE BOARDS
Amanda silver mine progress sathheterily, aud a large
860,11 1 $lO 44
to the hospital to get bia wounds droved. The motive quaatity of silver has been brought to town'. The wool -Gloucester ': Supplier. of farmers' wheat small at this Bath
which he alleged forth. Oct was emlarund pecuniary. clip is corning In freely, and promises to be;both large and the neighbouring marker, and are readily taken by Bridal II a6lll 25 405 15
dars. He was put to bed, but during the following sod good. Several 'hips are filling fast here and at seinen, who are mostly low in reeks at fully last 97•9•1••
Loudon eight his ideas of suicide returned, arid he endeavourer the on week's pricea Foreign wheat Is in steady consumptive
A train leansWwfusouth on week depat 2 60 p.m:Lords* -to hang himself with a handkerchief from the bed rail;
request at late rates. Barley, both malting and grind- ia Dereheeter .13 7., CHRLOw.lllollso.4TßEGoiedo,thcade
.roul!Thepalliatiudiebdre,
Meningitis, Sr
niday
13
Goodsfrent lama:.
everywharessist.
Braitirri:
he was, however, discovered in time and prevented' gtIFBIOILAMD, Brisbane, October 1.-Redeems has request at folly late carloads'. The
but, not to be outdone, he then threw himself head been brisk during thellsat month; • fair demised crated ifiorinoatisraall, at late quotatione. Beans and cavrtom.-vlce.Cltaawillor Sir W. Pegg Wood stated
CAUTION.-BBWARII 012 PIRACY A IMITATIONS.
Druggid..ky moogen.a.. caw,. Grown.
foremost on the door and broke his neck, for all articles of daily resumption. The returns per the turn lower. Mass 6.1 per qr. cheaper.- "earn' rid 2.8*8°191 :7 "II 26116Der61300ergler11'0WIPUndk 7:
Ll'
11- . that Dr. J. Collis Browne was undoubtedly, tbe._.II_,..._VISAIN TVARCY'S Celetested DUBLIN STOUT
001r1 leant'. wall DATIL SUNDAY,. . ............,•,.....as
from the various gold-fields continue grids/tom Denise,: Wheat was in very short supply to-day, and ads,.
_ _ .
the quality middling; Nevertheless, a good rade was '1,2,11. Exp. 1,1 1 Itzp. Up. 1,2,3 1,1 et 1.44,14-,a,w1.1 , that zoo story of tb• '1„:"Irre;1 -LA ANCHOR BREWERY, DUBLIN.
A.ll. A.ll. •.11. A.M. P.M. A.ll. .r. Freeman, was delibastely untrue. which, be (Carpet &wary hi bald batons.)
NEW ZIALUID, Wellington, October 8.-The thrill- done sA the full rates of last week, the turn being London
'THE PAINTER OF PARIS.
-
genee respecting the operations against the insurgent decidedly against the buyer. Barley the turn dearer. Swindon
A 20111.40C1 II 111110 011a710.6 rum 11111 VII3ICH natives is serious. One of the founders of the oolony i.
words, DR. J. BRASIL REED, STRING, AND DRUM AND TIPE BAND*.
or Mona Drat HOU, (Dr. Evans), died on the Med ulto.- Auckland : The In other grain quotations unaltered.-BirmingAast : Bristol depart
Short supply of English wheat, which sold at en _lath
Thames gold fields continue to progress, and the - 519 II 26 255 156 510 925 07 aoisskix prkett at .r. stooßra,
67
301
11 2553 II "o'l 11
1355 56
"b 6 50
305 "901
AXIIIOI OF "TI. MTWIRIVII OF MOW pc•oce," "Till
laden to increase Over I,soOperson have •rriP°•Paed advance of fully le per qr. Foreign unaltered. English 77testbury
one
Waistotalmrs JIIII 13.35F1L1T," ITC., ETC,
hi ley 24 dearer • other kinds dull. Osts held for Breton
..
..saCO:L.L.fitljnitlb°/3 t6tßie2o:WigniNotilirS:lChitlLLo62B;ROguturai.9lDbi; Niii:furds,'6d'
.0.0. I : tbanedpmi.Govlis: w Meoßuilalsoomion.roid7a wanno,,,a,aariudditsaaapappiaapat2s.
mid
since 30th August. Roadways from the claims of - previous rates. Beans firm. More inquiry for peas. y.,„•ii
INTRODUCTION. mechlnory are the great want here. Upwards of -Manchester : English wheat was In better Yetminoter 9O 35461 1.16 44
413 43*
44
al* 9.11.
104710 sz w
•is i
oreaSOLlaw.euMssosrstiecrelfa, zaßi.bary-J. T. D.L.k... AVER P 0 T, 33, prices pest tr.777,Mtwderileanwforoww7.say kind of band. Parenked by
100.000 acres of land near Iffaungt•otar, are in courser demand, and must be fleeted Is to 2s per qr. dearer, liverthet
Robbery was rife in Paria and red-banded ruffianism drainege by the owners, labourers are so scarce that on
Jur published, tree for two Stamps, PATTERNS SILKS, post !rd.
stalked reopens along it,' rues" (streets). an avenge over f2per month are being paid with rations. foreign at the rine time, being 31 to 4d per °entail
o Maiden
rtin.liriportgi:mi.g..7,.....
171000
247017 12.06
64 t:b, 64 4814 !1114 166
7111
7010
7.4 g,
Iligße u74:77°77771313t; 504) Black Bilk 18e. 6d. to 5 guineas • deer
Society was reran at the core. Money was borrowed -Hawke; Bay: The great norm of the Auckland higher. In flour them was not much doing, but an
Coloured NW from 1 Guinea to 10 Galatea NICHOLSON
and not returned; umbrellaa lent and tor for ever. gold.fielda haa enhanced the value of station property adenine of lo to 2a. per sack was generally required.
Affections were stolen, and bonds (matrimonial) and stock. Some apprehension of disturbance from the Ora and oatmeal ruled dull, at prices rather In favour Weymouth it
of buyers. In beans there was not much change. m ill re I 5356 564 46211 654 11 1159.5.°6 111111 4631 10466 olAJena,GNatrUthelD'ebYEel thll;s3•llth%l::BluMnCltellijellaaDlian'T,f• Ac. f, co., 50 to 51, Saint Paul's aturob-yard, LC. ladies Mould
A new work on the wonderful power of Coneretistld write tr ths above before porchadng.
idled. Hsu-Haug, whose number., have been augmented.
; over the Government is much blamed for removing the smell Indian corn declined Gd per qr. _
'-61 Medicines tor the cure A Nervous, Mental, and Physical
Yet, strange to stale, no 000 wasemoted
FMIDAT.-Mark•Lane: There was • short supply of WEYMOUTH AND PORTLAND.
pe..iDebilll3.o'.6Dedine""'" of,
csiginetruu. indigmucti....l7rperl' aunt
411esen"""rstion. smite HAMPTON'S Oompreened
I 0 U's giveu for the leans aforesaid, wore not taken detachment of cavalry to the west coast-Cantertery : PIANOFORTES
English wheat, but the demand for all qualities ruled -
Health and Vigour without the we of Galvanism, liketlicity, ~....._,r.u. _
... _
A little more animation can be reported in last nionth'e
(All Trains Pllll., frond, end Third Oar)
up
very inactive, and no quotable change took place in Sc. Illustrated with eases and testimonials. Illves ethics .._ ___,",:..`:41,716,_•••!! , ~.. •0‘..wv•••••0. . _..
___ WWII
Jules, meeting Henri at the "cafe," would mu, with hairiness. Wheat continues quiet, anti is offering at 64. WERE DATS. and rake foe enre by the use of the new remedies. Free by ;LP:667, a. izi.--= -10:::::,...p0urre........;rmirk.r.
• meaning shrug of his shoulders, "Ms Id nest co The demand far oats has been brisk, price Is 64. prior. In foreign wheat, of which the show wu
r To which Henri. lighting his sixtieth cigarette, Employer" of labour are crying out that the supply of extender', • =all retail bushier was conolede.l, on w„.„,,,.„,, ~„„ ril hatlatiste•llairsiirtiltr•fst•Aliisriyu loot ton tor toopreriaTdotashinveirdi.ah:ahedjohree.• t.Ledded, pew street, Fiteroyegous W.
former terms. Barley met a steady Inquiry, at the r XL:I .T 1.4 40 0 •
...4 11 40 2 616 1014 a. 2 20 666
would reply, with true Emrich levity, " Vous eke tin bands 4 insufficient and It is stated that termer, are
mitre I hesitating to put in their crops, fearing that honest improvement in the valuer fine malting qualities. AIL A.ll. All. T" SINGER" NEW FAMILY LOOK
" .
M while the pollee maintained an armed neutrality, hands word not be procurer at such • price as they We were only mod, mutely supplied with oats, for which Portland dry..!? 6510 1011, 4 AN.
11 00(1 163 1666 30 0 WHEN Y 01: AM FOR enrol SEWING MACHINIS.
*ad robbery became rifer, and retreads= stalked along could Word to pay. Good ploughmen and farm the trade ruled steady, at late rates. Beans sad peas Weymouth er.. sl6 2 10110 27110 jolt 354 Idb 1016 40 le Makes the new gIIIIII,OIDERY lITITCIII.
were • slow ale, at stationary currencies. The flour
LENFIELD STAROH
he "muss" mere important than ever, labourers are much wanted, and married couples with- wore
redo wee very quiet, lir no change took planet, the G THE " SINGER" BUTTON HOLE
One Min-and on men alone-was on the " gel oat encumbrance meet with engagements readily.-
A-11. P.N. .N. P.M SEE THAT YOU GET IT,
wive." lieffos : Trade rill dull, with little prospect of inn. True of any description.- Wei r.p'eld : Wheat Is to Is w_dep.. It "iiiii232olilmiliii.ijPortland dilo 011
9:1r4 419 As Inferior kinds are often fiebetltuterl for the sake of M AMINE.
" Voila" Pierre Prehr, laspector of Polls! provement. Recent intelligence from the west oust per qr dearer, with is moderato demand. Fine barley l''' _.l
Portland adi 40 12 :Asa *OO Wey. nr. - 1010 1 4 930 ',Lawn maw, Cuts and Works a BUTTON HOLE too,. minute.
Sorb was Park at th rather dearer.e openiog of my story. speaks of the discovery of rich ground in several places. .
_- In the neighbourhood of Westport, tear Charlerowa, .
"
CHAPTER L up the Grey river, he, good payable ground has been SOMERSET AND DORSET. TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED T "SINGER" SEWING MACHINE,
Till BALL 0142111. opened. The recent rains have relieved the anxiety READ TUE SECRET FRIEND. -
created by the long retinues> of dry weather. The W 022 DATIL
The night wesSyoung. attempt made by the Nelson Aeclimathation Society ._ _ .
And wild. to introduce the brown trout from Tasmania, hag been ops..B..u.ibi.mßludeialtNita.7llB„rEaßtt;autir for twenty
thti
It is the ebarrteristio el youth to be wild.
eminently suceosefuL
isia.n-r. oseurerine. ni DIGESTION, sprxtmATolt- TO THE nom TRADE.
_ . .. . unix a Arilerrry. PAINS in this:lineenittarss;i4;earannit)Mig°ssPEaniga: elnreei 4"l'il.'l7.l.°T4:l;da-f:(:ni:dCiC49:4s"":9 inik.n:hcall:l9°lke.lcdfcg9ing9amall°relasu.Lica'
12.141."2,Maa4:2°W.1.
uin"
ItII(F.A, IMPEDIMENTS to MAIOIIII3I, and numerous 1-ir F. THOMAS
and Co. hdd to in.
other diluent., canoed by the follies, of youth, which, if
I neglected, result lit coruniption, ireanitv, or linearly death. V.,V
.• term the Trade they have recentl-irritredueed
IHP medical stork, the SECRET FRIEND, Is illustrated with • hEI• MACHINE for Floaoriati Boots, and solicit an
numerous Cars anti Tom &imolai,. front Pathvds, showing the ImPeetion.
way by which they were restored to health and manly tiro.. The will forward specimens of Work by Pod Pres. 1
It is • tree eyelet° those who Inquire • speedy cure. Clicapekle, E.C.; Regent Circe., Oxford-street, W., London.
To the Married and 011.010 thls hook Is Insaluable. Sent pa -
free, secure from Omens'. 111 l , on reorl4 of two stamps.
aff Address Dr. nudes, 30, Theridalll Crow
Odedoalan.read, Leiden.

Thus the eight.
Suddenly the ormolu French clock of the Place ant CAPS Or COOD HOPI, Pori 117AlobtfA, October 13th.
Damn chimed tbc "oiauvs part erheure" (or quarter —Trade dull, and the late advice* from home regarding
to twelve), and at the same instant the shadow of • man wool, km, niako matters worse. Stocks on the whole
was thrown violently upon the unyielding pavement of are in exoessof the necessities of the market. l'saturago
the moonlit Place. A moment later the anther of this and water abound, and agriculture piocseds
brutal and unprovoked assault appeared in person on torily in some districts, but other parts of Ulu country
she " lapis" an. gasod around hint with an air of the axe suffering from drought and locusts.
utmost "sang.froa."
Able of "nonchalance." NATAL, Mani:burn, October 10.—Town trade con.
That man was Illillatennerres. Oleos quiet, bin next month will be a busier one.
MAlctonnerras the painter 1 Abundance of rain has fallen, and the season altogether
Plesuber 11 lean excellent one. Indian corn is sold at Is. 3d. per
And glacier It, bushel; wheat, 11..; barley, 25.; feels, 9d.; butter &I.
Such was Paris at the end of my first chapter. per lb. Fruit very plentifuL
CHAPTER IL RETAIL PRICES OF PROVISIONS,
Tlll PLOT THICKENS.
Hurd" crossing the Plasm, Milletonnerres gained
the gloomy portal of the church of St Julien
patron Saint of Father Claret. He then hurriedly crossed
So mach for French piety!
Scarcely had he done so cre a heavy hand was laid
upon his shoulder, and a familiar voice muscled hoarsely
In his ear.
Milletocinnetres started violently.
Where was his " aumpfroid" now.
Also where was his " nocchalance
Milletonnerne is it possible? Do lat lest behold
thee again? Art thou indeed be?'
"Ills. You do; art," replied the lively Gaul, some-
what confused by this =Aden rush of Interrogation.
Et yowl, teen and? My long lost, but littlo missed
Billi—Billi, the Sinister One! Do T, too, behold thee
again I Alm, alas, the best of friends must meet r
Such is life r muttered the Sinister nau, with
Rude attempt at eonsulAtion.
'Eau de vie!" muttered tbe Frenchman, smog.
mciously repeating his compel:dotes remark in his own
' Shut up, or I'll punch your 'ed," continued BUIL
with soother and ruder attempt at consolation. "There
is work to be dons. List to me r
MiUstonnerres hated.
An boar passed in deep, not to say artful, converse.
"Host got the tools!" inquired the Sinister One, in LABOUR MARKET.
whisper. UNTRY.
"Yea, I hest," answered Milletennerres, in tho same CO
Per Annum with ralloos. TON.,
1 Per Day.
low tone.
"Duet know the homer proceeded the Linton.
"No, I doesn't," replied the Osid.
31 3
"Romero trunk, Rue as Torunaode. Be there at
sic, with All prepared. The job will be a tough one.'
Au revotrr' and so saying, the speaker disappeared in
re. k
the dsrknees—whither • short time after blilletormarree
followed. Melbourne °eta g 41 7;l;v' d
Two minutes later there emerged from behind anOSl
oug, Jan. lO 0,21,a0l
adjacent pillar (a pillar ef the choreal) with a gleam a Sydney,
68 Feb. '04.. 36116 SO 46 60118 26 10
insinuation in his °mew eye, pwere Peeler, inspector Adelaide. Aug. ' 36 0036 46 40 60 18 10 76 10 6
of pais*. Perth, May 'On lOO 40 I IS $° id 10 •I 41
"At last r mannered be, softly. "At last 1" Tacmanla,Sept.'6B 25 30 0 IU 18 aslc 9 6
1141.1.ww, Aprll '04126 40,26 40 40 00 18 2010 11 6 7
&eh mut Paris at the cod a my emend chapter.
Auckland, N.Z., 1
May 184 . - 30 46 30 40 10 30 10 0
CHAPTER 111. Wellington, N.Z.,
Seca. ltra) . 40 40 30 26 30 10 it c 7
rng FATAL rale& Make. ney,Apeu
1808 . oe 60 01 70 16 SO 10 6
Aug... I
180 a
Canterbury, N.Z ,
Aprlll%6B 4O 601 140 20 10 11 7
Otago, MaylBo6 6O 7060 6050 416 25 00112 7 8
C. of 0. Hops
Nov. 1867 -
Nabob May 18011 3O li 10 6 8 3 4
DosomAyrsotnir
1868
anZ ...... 16 4640 7040 00 30 10110 11 6 8

Numero !rents, Rue de Tommidode. A gray fruity
morning, and two figures (appropriately tied in grey
frieze), seen dimly through the Pariti•• Milt —only a
po.tlon, alas l of the much mimed in Paris at the tame
of this story.
The foremost of these twain was igilletonnerres.
The rest a the twain was the Sinister
one.
Save the echo of their own footsteps, but little was
heard in the streets at this emir hour. From atar off
oune the sound of • liaoehanalutn chorus—Jules and
Henri returning from • night's earnifmi•
Faintly it fell upon the elan of Milletonnerres and his
sompanion.
Pour II eat on }oil bon wean,
II eat on Jon bon garcon.
II eat on Joh bon anr-sr-eon
Et .1 Mane taut de none I".
Stealthily and slowly lb, two men approached the
home before them (Newer° treat.) and selecting one of
ti" Posed floor windows (in whisk already might have
been descried small hole), they proceeded to detach the
a". lone frogs it. frame work with implements that
th•Y bad apparnatlyntought for the purpose.
Ifut 1.11 eye ma. on them—the eye of the law; and
name. Peler WY peeping ironed the corner.
The seat moment he had everting boldly forward from
kis pleas et easeendoent, ma in a roles of considerable
thunder "014m84, " in the name of Use la' , "is eons
mi...." Yon wee a•taking out that pane of gleam," eon-
unnoell be, too excited to heed the MAO ealgeneige of
grammar.
Yes, in Vol." tamvred Blili prompt] aad jj you
bed rirsiPorl a 'art C Sowed
another you wouldwouldKs. seen Mb •
paithe 'eus in ''
oni said btilletenuarrag,
True? Yes, it was true- .too Irmo aad the h
Pierre Peeler had mistaken for thieves b.rlw o!.
tee Non of a mime, were Amoy
th. execution ars In
of their duty. Ptnmbern and
Nam very strong, the Inspector reeled I'Suenth the
Mow his "amour prelim" had thus sustained, and hh
reason reeled with him.
Uttering a wild cry, expressive of mistaken
bit rushed to the owed bridge, mountedf the pag44.l.
sod plunged headlong into the tremulous waters of tk.
Prompill
Whichever you like.
" Cele m'est *gal."
We hours later and his body WY Lobed up ea the
Morgue, and the jury, having learnt Alia Immediate
anteeedenta. returned an uplanstory verdict of
"Temporary In-Seine-Hy.*

;4,. 1 .'' V
31 ii S. m. 4 i
dia.& a. &la d. a. d. d. did
Melbourne, Oct. 68 2 4 3 6 0 9 I 40 3 10 6
Geelong, Jan. '6B 3 13 5 I 1 3 7 6
Bydoey.reb.'69 2 6 2 6 0 8 I 1 10 9
Addable, Aug. '6B 2 34 0 10 .
Perth, Ma) '6B . 5 5 I S g • 14
Unimak, Sept. 'll3 3 5 1 5 I 7 4
Brisbane, April '6B le se 1 6 3 4 la. 5
Auckland, N.L,
May,lb6B .. . 4 76
Wellington, N.Z.,
Sort. 1868 . -- 3 67 1 1 I 6
Nankin Day, April 1
1893
Nelson if L, Aug 1
1846
Canterbury, N.L, 1
April 1668
01•49. May 1868
C. of 6. Hope, Nor 7 8
1867
Natal, May 1868
Buono. Ayres, Aug
1868 ..- ......
Bowl. Aug 55
1869 ...

-
Tux Panics op °WOE Atm TILE Parscsea
CRAELCrITIL—A few evenings after my return we had
the honour of reoeiving a oommand from the Prinoe
Regent to rather a adept party given by him to the
Emperor cd Russia, the King of Prussia, princes in-
numerable, and ell the diplomatists, gammas, and
others who had figured in the late events. At this
party I well remember seeing tho Princess Charlotte
and the Hereditary Prinoe of Orange sitting together,
and walking aboutarm-in-arm, and looking perfectly
happy and lona...like. What were the intrisroesand in-
fluenoo that changed the Princess's feelings, and caused
her to break off the marriage, is • mystery known, I
believe, to but few. There were many rumours—many
stories afloat, but none to be relied on, the only thing
positive being the feet that the Prinoo was dismissed;
and I grieve] for his mortification and disappoint-
ment. The last time I saw him lefore he left England
was at • groat ball at Devonshire-house, when be oame
up, wrung my hand, and said "Good-bye, God bleu
you, Lady Emma; lam off to-morrow.' Tears were
In his eyes, and he appeared miserable, and well lie
might—for, under my circumstance,, such • dismissal
would be sufficiently mortifying but at so public • mo-
ment it must in every way have been most galling to
Ids feelings. • • • 'To describe the Mateo( Loudon
during the following weeks would be impossible, even if
I wished to attempt it. It was in • frenzy. The peace
and the sovereigns and thoprinoes and Wellington and
Blucher arid Platoff all coming at onoo, upset the mind
of John Bull. Night and day, everybody was rushing
eve-ywhere, There wore illuminations and fireworks,
and a fair in Hyde-park, and frigates firing on the Ser-
pentine, for the masses; and going in state to the
theatres, and groat dinners without end, and great par-
ties and balls for the groat people. Amongst those
great people was my Paris acquaintance, Prince Leo-
pold of Saxe-Coburg—a minor star, little noticadamid
the brilliant constellations that surrounded him; yet he
attracted the notice of one whose influence changed,
ere • long year was paged, the whole future of his life.
Princess Charlotte admired and liked him. Whereand
how often did she moot him? This is another mystery
of that eventful period. Was it thee:um brain at work
to nrontols this marriage which it was supposed had on-
seed keel( to mar the other? And that intriguing
Irwin, was it the Grand Duchess Catherine's, as many
thought P—Sliakt Pcottoiscentos of a Soptuojeottrian.
THE TRADE Wevoe.—Were the earth motionless,
there two currents would ran directly north and south ;
but the earth rotates from west to oast round its axis
once in roty-four hours. In virtue of this rotation
the air sit he equator is earriol round with a velocity
of 1,000 miles,' Amu% You have observed what takes
place cite potato inuaotiroutly stet, out of st not,
r. I notion, lie is animated by the motion of tho
carriazet awl when his foot touch the earth ho is thrown
foritanl in the direction of the motion. This is what
milder, loaning from a railway =triage, when the
train is at full rood, almost always fatal. Al we with-
draw from the equator, the velocity duo to the earth's
rot at ion diminishes, and becomes nothing at the poles.
I: is pmportional to the radius of thopatallel of lati-
tude, awl diminishes as these circles diminish in size.
niazi ac, think, an individual suddenly tratirforned from
thee piator to a place where the velocity, due to rota-
tion, is only WO miles an hour : on touching thooarth
hero he could lie thrown forward in an easterly direc-
tion, with • velocity of lett mike an hour, this being
the difference beteeen the equatorial velocity wiLt
whet he started, and the velocity of the earth o sur-
face in his new locality. Similar considerations ap-
ply ti tho transfer of air from the equatorial to the
northern regions, and vies versa. At the equator the
a.r Luta the velocity of theoarth's Burrow there,
aid, on quitting this position, it not only has its ten-
de.my northward to obey, but also a tendency to the
east, and it must take a resultant direction, rho far-
ther it goes north, the more it is deflected from its
original course, the more it turns towards the east,
and thuds to become what wo should call a worteriy
wind. The opposite holds good for the current pro.
cooling from the north ; this passes from places of slow
motion to places of quick motion. It is met by the
earth; hence the wind which started as a north wind
becomes • nerth-east wind, and, as it approaches the
°putter, it becomes more and more easterly. It is not
by reasoning alone that we arrive at a knowledge of
then, istonee of Elio upper atmospheric current, though
reasoning is sufficient to show that compensation must
take place somehow—that a wind cannot blow in any
direction without an equal displaceinent of air taking
iilaoe in the opposite direction. But clouds are soma
times seen in the tropics, high in theatmosphere, and
moving in a direction opposed to that of the constant
wind below. Could we discharge a light body with
sufficient force to cause it to penetrate the lower cur-
rent, and reach the higher, the direction of that
body's motion would giro us that of the wind above.
Human strength cannot perform this experiment, but
it has nevertheless been made. Ashes have been shot
through the lower current by volcanoes, and, from
the places where they have subsequently fallen, the
direction of the wind which carried them has been in-
ferred.—Heat Considered as a Mole of Motion.
limos AND FotsooLo.—ln some memoranda I find
minutes of • conversation between Mr. Bowe, of
Liverpool, and M. Foeoole, quite in character. It took
place at the breakfast given by Fosoolo in Wigmore-
street, Cavendish-square, whore he once lodged. 'I
give them not perhaps verbatim. There was about Mr.
Howes a peculiar dignity of carriage, and a remark-
able equanimity. A discussion arum in relation to the
Medico family, and an embroilment it had with the
Paw in the fifteenth century, and the merits of which
I Cannot meal. The extensive reading of Bost:too upon
a subject of which he had written se largely natarally
, made him its master. The contest began about which
I of the Iledicis fell, the older or the younger. Fosoolo
said it was Laurasia Mr. Roscoo said he thought Fos-
cub was mistaken; it might be easily settled by a
reftrenee to the history of the time. Rapid° said
that he had no Italian history for reference, but that he
was yet right. "You are not • Tuscan, N. Flisoolu ?"
but I have read Italian history often enough,
and know that you are mistaken." "It is not worth
an argument, M. Forcolo." "lint your countrymen,
Mr. Roscoe, always tell mo lam in the wroug about
my own teed, about Italy. I know lam right. " The
venerable Englishman would nut prolong the argu-
ment, for he saw that Fosoulo seemed to lose his tem-
per. The latter perceiving that his warmth was the
mem, said he could not help his vehemence; it wee
the way of the people of the south. Calm and enrol-
fled,.M'r. Roscoe said,smiling,"lll had not known it,
N.
i osoolo, you would have taught it me. You are
my master n Italian." Mr. Roscoe was gentlemanly
and frank in conversation. In reply t oso me observations
I forgot, bespoke of the pleasure dmived from literary
studies and his iuclination for them. There was • great
pleasure, too, in following higher and better pursuit'
than those which employed the maggot maukincl. Con.
tomplating the past and future, as Johnson had ob-
served, they elevated us in the scale of intellectual
beings. That for himself literary composition, if it
was intended to include its plainest meaning, led us
Into other Hines mid localities that were always inter-
°klutz ; and he had endeavoured to picture the limo
wheal Italy exhibited • revival after the Gothio inunda-
tion, and that ago which followed. Those topios we
to himself intensely interesting. I asked whet her-the
character of Leo was not too highly coloured by the
Italians P—if his religious pretension did not suffer de-
servedly? Ho thought that was a point that would not
bear too nice • scrutiny, so much of what was styled
'religion" everywhere meaning verbal assent and no
more. A Pope was really • temporal sovereign with a
religious cloak, and Leo was not to be judged according
to our strict idea of saintship, and by his predooessors
and there who followed him, who were not, perhaps, as
honest as he was. No one, it ap , had more de-
served respect than this venerable man, from those
whose respect was enviable. Vowel° rpoke of him with
enthusiasm. It was twioe or thrice that! ever met him.
Ile was holulgent to the errors of others, and acknow-
ledged his own. His Hiness was short, and hornet his
sod with his wonted moronity, thanking heaven that,though he had sustained trials during his life, be had
lived longer than most men, and enjoyed many his,.
sings. ire died in pot-feel possession of his faculties.
Ills BM, too, had been eminently useful to his kind, if
not altogether in the sense the world estimates as the
chief advantage of human exigence, the pussesrion al
• large pecuniary accumulation. Here he was net for-
tnuate; bat the world's opinion upon that point at
human ambition is not the opinion of a higher autho-
rity to minds atioustomed to martins aright its riria
or mit
censtows. He numbered among his pereonal
good sem of every rank in life, and left an enduring
mammas of his name in his DOM 0 laallhatt
tersesisS Arlaiasoms losOmmi JUL

B•ll7lDAT.—Dorchester : Wheat 40. to 52e, average
50a. hatley, dOs to 495, average 45e 3d.—Bland-
ford : There was • very fair attendance. Wheat trade
the aame as previously reported. ilezley • slight
advance.-1J901: Wheat trade at the first dull, owing
to much advaneod rated being asked. A clearance was
made, at • liStle improvement on Preview! rates. Barley
made fully hut week's money. Oats folly as dear.
Wheat, 50a to 56s ; barley, 37a to 45s ; oats, 26e to 32a ;
tame. 48s to 56s ; peas, 42a to liOe per. qr. Flour sells
at 37s to 39s rer sack.--Taniston : Tolerably fair
attendance, but speenlation inactive, holders looking for
an advance. Wheat,Ge Gd to emOd per bushel: malting
barley, 5a Gd. to Im 94; grinding, 4064 to de 9d; oats,
a. 64 ; beans, Gs 3d ; peas, 7s; flax, 10a; tares, N.--
Warminster: Wheat was taken at the full priors of
last week to &small advance, Barley made more money
for best malting qualities ; grinding and Inferior sorts
were unaltered. For oats, beans, and peas the trado
was almost nominal. Wheat, bog to tide ; barley, malt-
ing, 46* to 54a, and grinding and inferior, 340 upwards;
oats, 26e to 30.; beans, Oa to 56s ; peas, 40s to 50s
per qr.; flour, 37s to 304 per sack.

SALISBURY AND DORSET JUNCTION.
Solislen as Weymouth.
O 1 k 2 I, 2. 3 142 1,2,2
M VIUSIIS
e.w LK. r.K. • r•
lalisourr &Pan
Dowel., .. 732 10 36 164 3
Fenllngbri,ligs
Vcrootel
Wlniborne .. ..........
Poole Junction
l• 952 11 42 256 12
Werth= i• 10 10 11 62 310 2
Wool lO3O. .. .. $
Moreton l°lo 50 .. by slo. 6
DercheMor 1•11 15 12 15 340 II
Weymouth i 1240 6 0 1 10
' ExooPt Month"
WernOittn GO Salil6l4/7.
Or TIMM.
Weymouth inert -- ..... .. 46 44 460
Dorcliaoler ..... .—. 4O 6 3 610
40 35 14
Wool --..........« ...... 0 15 • •
W4nobim —.........--••• 10 NJ 63 606
Pitlie Amelia° ... 97 48 42 543
Wlmborne ... . 40 1 6 56 II 5
Vorer..Kel
Fordlngbrldire ......... 27 •10 86 51 647
Doonton 65 10 611 46 7 0
84414bury._.............. l6 11 12 11 732

A.DVTCI To 1107111115.—Are you broken of your red
by • sick child, maiming with the pain of Gutting teeth?
Igo at ChM to • Chemist, and get a bottle of Kra
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the poor
sufferer immediately ; it is perfectly harmless; it
: caters] quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
paw, end be little ah,orub awakes "as bright es •
b,..tt0n.4 it has been •- use in h 111•71011, and is
highly recommended 4 man; it is very pleasant
(eke •l soothes the child; It softens the Puma,
Aar, ell pain, relieves wind., regulate@ the bowels, and
b rig bet nown re,- 'or dyeentry and diarces,
wlether • 1.4 from or other tames. Be sure
irkt un. Wino. Soothing Syrup, and see
1.1.4 "Cut and Perkins, Sew York and London," Is
cc the rut. wrapper. No mother should be without
by 41 medicine dealers at la. lid. per bottle,
Luailou livoct SOS, High Holborn.

loollm

te.!hing

TUE GOLD MEDAL—Maritime Exhibition, Havre, ISM
TWO GOLD MEDALS Paris Exhibition, 1867.
EBIG COMPAN re EXTRACT of
14 111 EAT. —CAl:mos.—Nom gamine without Baron
Lieblire, the inrantork, certificate on orrery jar. Belot and
Stock for Bed-I. Soup., LAMB and Sawa Sold
crth= all Oilmen, Chetaista, Grocers, and iTheigmbi by the
Cunpany, 43, Mark-Lane.

Btu •41•AST : A Succsearim Fargitnxtrr.—The
r7rit Set. .40t. (kat* has the following interesting
I,.,recmits ;....'"rhere are very few simple articles
of foud width „an boast so many valuable and im-
p,rten.. d.'etiry properties as cocoa. While acting
th,, nesse. 36s gentle stimulant, it provides the body
with *llse ..1 IL purest elements of nutrition, and at
tic' canes' WIWI c. mote and invigorate. the action of the
digestive °mama. These beneficial effects depend in •
gra; were upon the manner of its preparation,
be of late I,ers • oh close attention ham been given to
the 4rowth at.d treatment of cocoa that there is no '
dilcuJ.7 in eaourill it with every naeful quality fully
devolooed. 'Pb. -Inquiet succeed which Mr. Epps
&Mailed by hm bc.,Keopathia preparation of cocoa has
nova' nese ...urpaiaeo by any experimentalist Far and
wide the repulse!, of Eppe's cows ha.s spread by the
simple font fir it, • extraordinary merits. Medical
men • &ion have agreed in recommending
Ii In ILA Wed lend VI beneficial thtiele of diet for
persons of wok • Itutione. This superiority of •
patties's' mod, ' preparation over all others is •
renthritable ir,4 e groat results to be obtained
from little stair, • • thorough knowledge of the
nebula Lwe ••!'. ern the operations of digestion
and nutrition, ..1 • careful application of the Inc
propert.. of Via onto deooos, Me. Epps has provided
our breasfast rio.. with • delicately devoured
lavers.. which us many heavy doctors' bills
It is * judiVt • r e of such artiales of diet that
a constitattot ma; N. gradually built up until strong
enough , vadatvee tendency to diem's. Handreds
of subtle :ash.dier • • coaling around no ready to
attack w‘wievA t, in • weak point. We may
memo mar.y a lit•n shaft by keeping overeelves
well fortid.d we h a sure blood and a properly
uourished le one.

BRMIRE.—The new and extraordinary
remedy for RHEUMATISM LUWBAGO,
SCIATICA, NEURALGIA, EARACHE, TOOTEIA BR
COUGHS, and all alketiona from Cokl. Sce Lancet. Tonic la
action and not requiring any interfarcnot with dist or
ordinary habits. All Drug:aim Is. led., iind la. lid.

Pressor Verne 4. :toe '3oooria nr 10 lIIIRITMO
Arran Um Pe OM 1 Da, Lococr's Potatoino
Wit= From h • .H. Waterhouse, chemist,
George-etre" Ash under Lyne : One of the most
respectable t.nme.. en die.] apes ma yesterday, sad
Meted that be boa 'erired wore bees& from Looook's
wen ihm, in), sot the much medians' be has used
forum put 6 ~...anci.twenty rears. Berard other came
equally maw t,,010 'am MAI reported. so that the
cb:11,75 .
of ill to.l.cine iv this district now
disp r, . (Sornewl I W. H. WAT 1111100111."
Locoa,s Wafe,o fi•r metro' rile!. and a rapid cure of
asthma, oonsuqq.ton, uole, ,lioarders of t breath
and loop. i qiogers and 1, AUG they see
Invaluable for cleorum sr 3 atoo the voice, sod
hem a pleamet rade. Pno• is. ljd. 94. Is. 64.
and lb.. per lent WU It. ell Wads& Bowan
soanterhplis.

NVChivaniem and lielkine BMETHOD of CURINTtIaBEASE—
itbout the aid of Dorton and their Drage, by
defying the Lem of HEALTH and NATERL—lnvallds
cannot too caret ully avoid Pills, pretended life drops, and
other dangerous medicines, as they contain mineral pelmet.
w Inch set on the delicate casting. of the stomach, and thus
destroy the receptacle of our daily aostananoe The advertimer
was pronounced Incurable • but, cotlo In socordanes with the
&di ioe he ~oM. offers, has been restored to heath sad strength;
and with empathy for Hite sufferers, the mans of cure will
he Nene, post paid, on receipt of eddies end two nem
Addrese, PHILIP GASPEY, Esq., No. ID, York
&mod, London.

Jima publivhed, 8o &a. poet tree.
nrr the PM ERVATION of HEALTH,
NJ by THOMAS INMAN, KM., Lead" Physicist'
to the Royal lallrestry, Liverpool, eke., eta
Londe.: H. X. loads, 190, Gotherotreet, ICC 'Animas' ;
Adam Holdeo.

itt-WICKS-CMLD— LC-BAKING
orpo 1117

BORWICIC'S BAKING POWDKR makes
digeoetire tea alike., LIGHT, HOT, sad DELICIOUG.
In a few minutes, ...Mout lerenaisUon, preserving nutritious
pr0...wi1t...1 the flour which yeast &Arum In awes
And buuer In pudding. sad teary, sad makes UwedlTh
Sold In ed. sod la Patens sirlight bonen.

1300T11 and FOX'S Down Clothing, Down
Quilts. Down Shirts. iv&
Warmth of Three Folds or Wooksi Febile,end Ilfot the Weight
of Om. Zech Wade bee the name 04 .13ocith Ind Fox'
attache&
Sold by lasting Draws eadUphishiarers.
Prise ModslA—Loodoo, 1801—Dubtlit, IS.
The A I

MiTRITIOTIS 00004 EXTRACT, for
HOE SES sad CAME.
Sold by all ropeotabk Groom mad Cam Duobow W/01111ado
;;It=rldoo. &Woo Doped, 11% laborgsgewireet.

FITTS Patent GREASE MANURE. The
valise of Grows sa mum* la ao will know.a.
that Ma Dead by old to ratawastadk to Agyiettltarlata.
For price, at.., at.io
ytltlas Mantas, O. Oaoupheamt
Warf,Lhashoune,

TRE MARK.—The public le ()Arn:ma o
aVainot Imitations of oar OCTAGON' TR/1 DE
MARK .Ith. Norwv"inmitre. 'dada lo oar azdali=
pert y 1 In the trivisetare of nark ttee, eitirts. end
rifb.ul 1 pon:.111 "op;: Moroboodloo Mark. Ad, lata,*
3;eggood.utit,
I.4...refffiaw.LOYDoAreet 41.2TREZ, la

£øper CENT and BONUS—To Invasion—
UP Tim Sovereign Permanest Baldhey end Inwood-
moot Society receirm money, lettidisnable an ebert notion
=XI, at 6 per amt. latent and balm Sod tow
WORMALD, Actuary. IC, HO
Hatboro, W.C.

MILNERS' STRONG HOLDFAST said
FIRE-RICSISTING SAFES (of elx progressive
gerbils. and prime, imitable foe all amounts of rlsk), Chats,
Strome ROOM• and Doors, what all their isteslbuprevementa,
cffectuall,v goonl against the novel seeds. ol attack, on used
by the thou gang In the Coroblll and other robbeeme Digelost
them, nn sae made before IBM iv securn). but this addition to
Hoer: 0110004•1011 of Improvements during' the lest hall-
century, constltutes their Wes the aroma* end (quality
the cheapest etesmeeed spinet lee and the
modern burglar. Milnen? Maui/ tisk Ratios, Liverpool
the most extensive and complete he the world. Depots
Liverpool, Manchester, Bheeid, leak, Hull Laudon Depot,
Moorgstoatneet, City, near Bulk of inglehd. Circular,
poet trea.

W. BECK & 00.'8 Home Famishing
!stabil.haunt. La Ids• lama sad mot ikaapide.
sc.p.nde Mow Zoom 600 lest lotsg for Misr, Drawbar nod
Bed-room Furniture, Bedding, Ceepets. Curtains, es
Elluairatad prisd CaLalogue pima traa.
VS and WO, Wpm* Road, Loodoii, W. IdablishodllUL

SKB.
.Hand Szvn.xo-MAORIN3 Will imp, fill
41. kind. tack, quilt, braid, Wier, and de
every kind of starker. Every useldne gestenteed. IPstieree
el work,. Itc. poet tree-4. G. Went, 2, OattliediteW. Wiaw•
stream London, W. Agents wanted.

.11113IG'S EXTRACT of MEAT.--Osation,
_LA —Ask for "Ramornio" Extract ; prepared by the
AUFFRALIAN NEAT COMPANY, LIMITIO. Alto DEANE'S
Flavoured Fstrart, for the immediate preparation (without
arty soodbaenta) of Savoury Broth.
01 all Chesnut. sod Groan.
Depot, 52, Orarethordi-etrest, Ledge, LC

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