The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-18 00:00:00

PROFILSBOII FAWCZTT. XP.. AT
.LAIIEtZTIL
( Proms 011earritise at Elms, in the • World.")

The Member for Hackney dwells in that unlovely
thoroughfare known as the South Lambeth-road, in a
house calledthe Lawn. It is an offensive brick structure,
int-tend and round-shouldered, the house in which one
might expect to And a Dissenting corn-chandler retired
I rout hominess. There is • smug look Moot it vastly
Irritating to aesthetic minds, a suggestion of Om, asay,
unctuous competence exemersting to any beholder. Itla
not till one ia ultimately acquainted with the Lawn that
its redeeming features become perceptible. From the rear
of the large bay-windowed drawing-room stretches •
end= erectly the tenth of a mile long, • convenient
promenade for Kr. Fawcett, who like, to know bow far
he walks every dn. This beautiful garden, which
suggestm by It. outline that some previous denizen of the
Lawn must have been guilty of removing his neighbours
landmark, would hardly be allowed to exist in South
Kensington or any localay infected with • building
tannin; but at South Lambeth there late.. crowding, and
Mr. Fawcett enjoys his garden in peso.. Open-air life ia
to him an eseential condition of existence. Tune may
appear
litunge tidings of • man deprived of his sight in
act=• of early manhood, and thrown by that vary
into political life, but it must be remembered
that Kr. Fsercett woe built :4 Nature for an athlete, and
that an athlete he chooses to remain. As he tarts trout
the immune armchair in his snuggery, his full height
becomes apparent as well ea hie =alive shoulder, and
long powerful limbs. A sinewy hand is stretched out of
the very abaft sleeve of an old gooffog-lwAst. u • cherry
voice with a pleasant Weems ring in it—not an eggrsative
burr or heavy drawl, bat an mho of beeayWllteltlxe, a
good strong votes which could make Itself heard from afar
on Salisbury Plain—bide the visitor welcome. In attire
be aorta the=tlectuut-farreer, and his tahleire boots
denote the There is about Mr.
Fawcett a completla=orcockneyism, and • healthy
animalism not a little remarkable when the gods of his
Idolatry ere considered.
It is characteristic of a hard-beaded country-bred lad
that, allow an education at Queenwood College in Hamp-
shire and King's College, Loudon, lit. Fawcett took his
country teens and country ways to Trinity Hall, wham
although he gave evidence of gnat mental force, he was
best koown as an athlete. Fond of rowing, cricket, and
tiete walking, and riding, he yet found time
graduates. seventh Wrangler twenty-two years ago, and
was elected a Fellow of Trinity Hall Two years
after taking his degree he met with that aociduit which
bee awned so powerful an nausea over his future
career. While out partrinerskooting he wee shot in the
eyes by
blind—n one of
ahiaparTartli°".ndfssea.abdbrtMwsitt I=2
insensibility to light of any kind. It speaks well for the
mental fibre of Hr. Fawcett that no sooner had he recog-
nised that he was helplessly blind for Eh .4mo he
determined that 'lt should make no difference, except
rotes that his career should be etis rather than
Already entered at Lincoln's be relinquished,
alter some thought • legal caner entirely,, and, to the
sumserosnt of his friends. Proostiffod to lioiio• political
work. How completely his own opinion has hese juataded
at the expense of that of his friends is now well known ;
but success mold hardly have been predicted for the blind
Ezotwinan, who, without money, ocenections, or political
k of any kind, came up to town on the death of Sir
Charles Napier, and, attended only by his secretary„ took
a committee-room, and proposed to the electors of South.
work shist be should represent them in Parliament His
courage however, made him many friend& and he only
retired from the contest when Kr. Layard was brought
forward. Unsuccesef ul in hie first attempt to gain a east
In Parlament, he wed* • second at Cambridge, which, as
well as • subsequent venture at Brighton, resulted in
defeat. At the general election of 1385 he contested
Brighton again, and was then elected by • large majority.
Again beaten at Brighton in 1874, be was Moral=
wards returned for Hackney. Meanwhile he.
Professor of Political Economy at the University of
Cambridgv, a post which he still holds. •
That this career should have been run in the face of
apparently neon:node difficulties will seem incredible to
Was who have not the advantage of knowing Kr.
Fawcett well ; and when explanation of his phenomenal
etlCCeetU 10.414, it will, in the abeam of accurate
Information, infallibly be ancibed to the wrong cause.
Thome clever permits who are always reedy to explain
everything tell us that the loss of sight conduces to the
growth of concentratirenem and that a rigorous intellect
excluded from the light of day works with all the greater
freedom. This sounds pawing well, but is entirely at
reliance with the facts of Yr. Fewcetta life. When he
determined that his accident should ' make no cliff
he referred fully as much to his physical se Tinot
Intellectual We. Cast in a large monist be felt that, as
light was denied, air become all Ma mere necessary to
him, and be has %harlots not only kept up his interest
In outdoor amusements, but participates freely in thereto
this day. When in Wiltshire, his native air keens him
to take walks of prodigious length. /Ire Fawcett, his
amiable and accomplished wife—is sister of lies Garrett-
Anders°ii and the Masse Garrett, whom talent for
decorative art Ls amply to be a
remarkably good walker, but —lillArtswilder ports
of Wiltshire entirely on her husbands knowledge of
locality. His minute recollection of nature objecte—
d • clump of trees or of a huge boulder-sicee—esabke
him, when informed of their presence, to know exactly
how to steer, This is the more curious, as Mr. Fawcett
has not what is commonly celled • good memory—if the
knotty of learning things by rote be accepted. a correct
guns of strength. 'To learn a dozen lines of poetry sou
to repeat them without startle, be will esy.'snemeestose
undertaking for me. Yet in hisspeeches on Indian
' finance he ime made it evident that be census-
lain an argument boned on, and illudrased by,
facts and figures without apparent Kart. The
explanation would appear to be that his need no of
, distinctly logical cast, quick to 'reap and to plain facts
bearing on the question at tame, but Mdliereslor sluggish
as to disconnected words and images. N. as are more
industrious in studying any question, sad moel persistent
In maintaining their opinion when formed. Some yaws
I ago his keen love of the open air and sympathr with out-
door minute induced him to take up a cleerly-deflued
i position with reference to the eaelepare camas&
perbapenolivingmaabesdcaemmte dmbeb
'Wag Forest mod the New lomat [MEI
Ine he lamed the Some el Oseintots teem itesesla•

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Me. to tbs .it that. "gendlingleAtitios." se nen
esolonswis Would to mode The formation wen delayed
rig sitar veer WI NM =I dem tar yr, be ham fought
the anolosur Bill win entit. Need Went that not • mingle
acre lass been snebeed by Pirmeist. •
That he ibuld take hag walks accompanied by his wile
1., however, fez lees imignixrdinary than many of his other
outdoor fasts. When at Cambridge be fides gent day
with one friar or We ether, his companion riding by the
Sid. of him, but "unattached." The long strips of greens-
ward by the aide of the Ounbridgeshire roads are much
prised by equestrians generally, and by Mr. Fawcett la
particular. When he makes up his mind for • long ride
he revels in the Mr( of Newmarket Heath; and it is •
t sight to see the grave Profsssor of Political
nsa
Economy in his blue spectacles, mountod on a good steady
weigracarrier. taking • canter over lb. Two Middle
Miles, and exulting in every draught of that bright keen
air for which Newmarket has no rival. Not only doss
Mr. Fawcett gallop Across UDI Mt. hot, &utile his
annual sojourn at Cambridge, often follow+ ths
harrier, on • clever hunter, and on these occasions, as
othre, requires only the aid of • friend to rids nest
him. As he lover the road and the heath, so does he love
the river. In open weather he may be seen pulling stroke-
oar in the "Ancient Mariners " bast, manned by grave '
Fellows and tutors quite content to take the Ume—in the
boat, at least—from the member for Hackney. In bard
winters he indulge" in another amusement of a more
" swanlike" kind. He is • rapid and powerful skater, and
loves a long rate over the frozen fens, or • longer spin on
the Cam to My and back. Not only dom he ell/or the"
vigorous exorcises for the muscular exertion they require
from him, but sympathises largely with the open-air
enjoyments of others. perhaps no fellow of Trinity Hall
takes • keener interest to the college-boat Wan he, and he
rarely mires the contact of the rival "blue." on the
Thames Os these grand occasions he is nearly always to
be found on the Cambridge steamboat, intarasted heart
and soul in the struggle. At Trinity Hall he is completely
at home, wandering about the Hall and its beautiful
gerdens without guidance, knowing every turn and nook
and corner. It would seem as if an accident which might
her soured • narrower nature into asceticism has only
widened the aympathies of the political economist He is
ever rive to descriptions of natural scenery, and listens to
the remarks of art-critics on pictuershibitions with the
keenest pleasure. He is sunnily Darras that Mrs.
Fawcett should use all the art-galleries, and watts an-
xiously for her .511-judged remarks on their merits.
Precluded from shooting, be confine' his spotting e:Ltiie
to an occasional rids with the harriers and to on
fibbing: and so eager • lister is be that he has landed
many a Marra within twelve hoursot making an elaborate
speech in the House. He will not wait till be can escape
to Scotland, but dashes of by fits and Starts to ffingnod,
in quest of the (Amor salmon of Christcharch. "A
thirty-two pounder within range of the House of Com-
mons is too good • shine to be m " he says, in his full
strong voice ; ' they are such prime fish. No liVis oar
to annoy you; only fine fellows in rare condition.
While at the (Awn Mr. Fawcett works hard at his
parliamentary work, sitting sometimes on as many as
three committer An early riser, he takes a stroll in the
pardon, and then, having despatched his breakfast, lights
his favourite pipe and listens patiently while his secretary
rade the Para and the Doily New. These, with this
later Fall Melt Golf:ceiam his daily newspaper:reedingy
except on sputa when 41 the great ' dallies
are carefully reed and compered. Then coon
0 ruspowlence and more plus, Blue-books, and per
tarn at some literary work—such as his DOW published
book on "mint* sod Protection, while that wee on the
stocks—his erietary writing I row his dictation. The
manuscript thus produced he carefully revise. with Mrs.
Fswoett, and then has don• with his work, as his wife
corrects the proofs If. is always accompanied to the
Hour by his secretary—OM of big many friends giving
two an arm to his rat Just below the guireraY. Mr.
Fawcett's extreme heartiness of tone and " cheeriness" of
manner are probably inherited from his mother, a lady
who conveys no idea of old age. Although venerable by
the mere roust of year, this fine old English gentle-
woman is as hearty and energetic as her ion. During her
visits to London no round of picture-galleries and theatres
ia4use her, and her evergreen spirits compel the Frau
Prderorin to confess that it it is impossible to regard
her mother-in-law as an old woman. Few men are
happier in their domestic relations that Mr. Fawcett.
His blithe old parents cheer him; be his happy in the
pagresion of an sox relished wit.; and his daughter,
now growing Nu*, adds to his happiness. There is also
another member of the family by no means undeserving
of notice. All the Professor tells of the last lusty salmon
ruptured in the Avon, a prat Scotch terrier lays his bead
Iringly on his knee with that delicate pressure by which
doggish nature solicits a caress This treasured animal
was obtained by a method characteristic ot his master,
and is an example of the law of demand and supply. Mr.
Fawcett lost • beautiful dog a few_yeare since, and sought
him in vain at the Doss' Home. Having, after seridnotts
attendance, to give him up for lost, the Professor
bethought him that as he was • dogrel master, there
were marries' dogs looking eagerly for love and home.
He bought kis present faithful companion out of the Home,
and named him Oddo after the hero of one of Mrs
Martineau's stories . . . .

Too earnestly engaged in the work of torching English
people that India is really a poor country Wearily burdened
with taxation, that forest. and commons should be left
open to the people, and that the present danger is that of
over-legislation, Mr. Festoon has not time for wide and
desultory reading. 8o far as novels are concerned the test
of being read aloud proses fatal, the works of George
Eliot alone excepted. Over the atter-dinner cigar, which
the Professor never misses except when he is compelled
to dine at the House, he loses to hear an essay of De
Quincey or Charles Lamb: and before sleeping enjoys a
draught from the deep clear fount of the English classics.
Palgrase's Treasury is his pet book; and that a professor
of the "dismal science" may have a keen poetical insight
I. proved by his sEeztion tor Lycidas.

An official report shows that the whole population of
Scotland continuity be so distributed as to stead tthoa the
surface of • single square mils. The population is
estimated to be fifinniff person, at the present time.
Ythuuthe Milroyear roa roe Bent —lt_rour heir is
turning grey or white. or falling off, use " Tbe Mexican
Hair Renewer," for it riff pontisely restore in every ass'
Grey or Whits hair to its original colour, without leaving
the disagreeable smell of most "Restorers." It makes
the hair charmingly bountiful, ss well as promoting the
growth of the hair on bad spots, where the 'glands are not
decayed. Ask your Chemist for "Tea Mexican HAM
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street, London, and cold by Chemist,and Perfumers every.
where at to ,Per bottle.
HOLLOWAY'S .PI u.a —Constitutions —When the human
frame hes become debilitated from the effects of exposure,
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If they be taken acoordinti to the lucid directions wrapped
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Racurr's Pews BUM —The marked superiority ot
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tic= : the merit of the latter mainly omelets in the
Ingenuity exerted, not simply in imitating the square
shape, but making the general appearance of the
wrapper. resemble that of the genuine article. The
Manufacturer, beg therefore to caution all buyers to
see " Reckitt'e Paris Blue" on each picket.
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—TEgi Medical profession are now ordains Cadbury's
Cocoa Baena, in thouunds of cases, because it con.
tabs more nutritious and flesh-forming elements than
any other bevetnge, and is preferable to the thick
starchy Cocoa ordinarily sold. When you ask for
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shopkeepers' often push imitations for the sake of
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90, Faubourr St. 11000t11.
TRIO A? lairreriow--Soreness and drynasVckling
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For these symptoms use Epps's Glycerbe Jujubes.
Only in boxes ed. and I. I/baud "Jams Erre and
00., Homeoppthic Chemists, 48,_T'hreadiseedlestreet.
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Dorchester. _

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icar Specific had the desired effect The Tapeworm
lac woe seven yard. long, that I can testify. the
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—J. H. WATSON, Shipley. Yorks, and all
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brush produces a plesmat lather, which thoroughly
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the gams, prevents tartar. stops decay, gives to the teeth
• -whiteness. sad • dththtful fragrance
to ttebuirratLn't removes all tusplemeat odour seising
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dent Loudon.
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Soonnso Errant. It will relieve the poor sufferer
Immediately. It is perfectly harmless and plathant to
taste, It produces natural, quiet sleep, by relleviag the
child from path, and the little cherub awakes " ma bright
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whether arising from teething or other causes. Mrs.
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everywhere at is. lid. per boUle. Manufactured in New
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TWROAT APTICITOMS AND HOARIEXEML—kII sufferiag
from irritation of the throat and besmear will be wee
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief afforded by
the use of "Browns Bronchial Troches." moss famous
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woiene meow's° cc DIALING Wing
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Rain it they were put under shelter and "Day, Son,
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administered, as the kind of ailment may require. The
serious loss to the Farmer, during bad lambing, may
be prevented by dosing with the "Red Drina," an
highly fed Ewes one week before they lamb. And in
case of Debility, Diarrheas., o Exhaustion In young
stock, Sheep, Lambs, and Calves, a dose or two of the
"Gaseous Fluid" is of all remedies, the most safe and
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SPEAKING OF CHIPMAN'S ENTIRE WHEAT
FLOUR, A writer in the Christian Wertd says :—lfray
of the first physicians of the day are proscribing no other
medicine for their little patients, and it is astonishing
sometimes how childrea who have pined on • diet of An*
white baker's bread, will thrive when fed ou well cooked
porridge made of this " Entire Wheat Flour." Sold by
Chemists in 6d. and Is. packets, and Is. tins.
"Twit. oar sail die is* die spre—HlLL'S MAGIC
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Notice.— The to lowinkrbeanda are 'pedal y recommended
100 PO.lOO
•d.
rpper Ten .. 6 6 Telegrams
Trumps (cigar imps) .. B 6 kWh I 4
Miliosalme . 6 hennas.' _4 0
Lords of England 10 0 Toting Ladies' 4 6
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Sent tree oe receipt of remittance by 3. GRONIBAUM.
Specie urea for the lade.
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pollY pn.srorrs, 'Auras Do* Cai., STAWROPIe,
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ICENBLD VICTUALLIMM 014611 NANDFACTI7IIiIk
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The Lured Stork of olwo awl China In the Wm d. mode
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Ilhautrated Sheet forwardert on spoil alma
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Si., Bow Crow, London, MK.

THE WANT OF TFIE AOll SUPPLIED.
It *TERRIS MORIN&
it TNT BLACK MARKING Pl.oll' FOR MARKING
LIN RN, Or•TTOW. Ss.
NO PRRPARATION OR MUTING REQUIRED AFTER
BRING warrrrw.
" Extract from "The Loosest," January MA, 1/78
NICIRINR A isr BLAcK MARKING FLUID.
(W KATEWI. hirringdon Roe Loudon )
We can commend hie iii very good and convenient Working
Ink, we hays submitted Lltyrn 'narked • ith to acme of the
mow powerful of Chemical Simla, Including Ards, alludlne
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it was very much earder to deet-ov the Line, than the
marking upon It In fact the writing could not be (Slued by any
of the Meet. tee employed.
Sold In Bottles, Id., la, a-d Is id each, by all Chemists and
Stationers.
SAMPLE Berms SKIT POT mei ON RECEIPT OF
IS NI AMPS.
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SS, Coaresanos Rrases. VAIICHRETRR.
nALIOOES, I ONGCLOTHS, and SHEETING!) direct from
the MIS' at wholes -If pnols.
Ilco, Birched, and, and Grey. Plain sod Twilled ; any length
cut.
Save two prvets—Buy direct from
John Noblr, Victoria Mills, Ilanchester. Pasterns bre.

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meg 10 UM Orßone.—Ladial should wear it DMon's
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ratites' ars pat has. N. 0. WILCOCIES, vackdarest, Bath.
#1 0 BUILDERS, PI.tBW, DOWEELATOSS, Ad
Boa Itiastrafiad pries Ida, wory_smadt Mead lot wok
boa an appiatikoa to ALWARD SW,. sad I, Poatoaillo-
N.
ousikAalaYadioluk ooLotras,
vim/mum PAPER BAhOl/1011.

TT. S. Boman ROYAL ipm. JEWELIRT ?ARLIN IA
1.4
.4 10001
Yoram ROYAL runnuait mum.
voydraory: ROAD, LONDON, li.W.

UAL

Napo worm bow ths Wit Wools se MOM simmie,
tho
ROYAL FAMILY
b, EGERTON BIIIINErr.
°man an &ay &Trivial Ina, ail Pani• Bei•ff 01 • din
.4.•11. neither rain or alt Taw fl allert. these 11111.01‘
trialuattall, app.."
opisniyal&
Pandowdius.g.t.biliniety.
tor
Lot
etsellirseavi..luovna and
In. B Yeo.nikarl.r. .
PdflPd ditto wwidtra:
6011-6DZI 413. EGERTON BURNETT, WELLINOTON.

PONY CARRIAGE'.
• ....Alm J ROBLE=
AAA SORE w." AIR Nolen' RNA
- Canis(' Wacky Bridavnisr.

iZgQi

..CAUTION.
friIORLIIT
Ilgrareasp,s..POOD ?OIL O•TTLI.
TEK.u„ lumst,es lam Juni
SOU ADDIUMS, Alion.h"
where. "''cl Cum, Loudon osia livery

Berland 641-1444-4-- 444—rn4b114144- 44444r45, 4 StmnPlL pILES, HAEMORRHOIDS, A Thst, Tr 04404411
d Cure by an milrelf wow kn... &lame—
GEORGE 011VigaTON,TUNBIJDOS
Sand lima Puma, mat uP4RT.R. Sualltlll and Co , Hortical i'mlac";
Bury St. idnnuscla Cabal VMS and Price Liata tn.
fILkRIII3 ASPHALT! VARNISH PA1W1.:41144
Lr non oornbincs all the itoperri an char.:WOW al
Aipbalite, with the prawarratire gnat,. of Crwnote. rover, a
=surface Ulan any mart of palot known with at the
am of Jvan Varnish ; It ditto rapidly, and la lovanabn
for Ship or l'at work or material requiring a prompg coating
of., indeotractibbe and preservative satins and (or Iron and
out-door work pinerally.
. _ _

Prim in 60-0111 on Cuba, la. ed. Far Gallon, and In 10-GeHon
This (included). 10n per TM.
Beet reload Tar, In 404:gallon Iron bound Cask. (InaBMW),
12. 64. per Barret STOCKHOLM TAR 10a pm Barrel.
CRE MOTE (C. It OA. Conorntrated 6A•ITART) on. be
applied cold by wimple linineridon or witb a brook ISt par
40-Gallon Oar* or In Tins of 6 Gallons On laded). be per Ta
So-t TIT(11 In 40 cwt, Iron bound Oka., Re per barrel *
Labria.anc,Ll W. and In per taloa In 4041a110e Orb
Onoliklean Me ROYAL MAIL, kt. kl., In Ceske free, or mi
10d2.110n /ins, 30. per Tin. Tonne, nett, free on Balla
0.0 must accompany ordain I V. CLARKS
dattballte and CreuEdi Works. Troodkry-kno, Peptiord, ti
ritICYCLES, TAIMYR, 11:143HAMT10116. Big make—way
•-• pattern. lAA on appiogion. Pour pbokyrspks,
Vkuris Works, Asko Park. Skudilikokl.

Iy•RCY'B DUBLIN STOUT.

to b; broVed—froat
WALT AND HOPS ONLY.
Amami Samar, Boum
(Luisa Brevory to !Mood but me).

IN WINDOW 21101. The Now MIT=
PATENT OLOTII stAl IMITATION LACK B INDS. 1.
AVERY and Co., 81, Orel Portlaod-Wreet, London, W.
" Per surpass any matorinl likbera, employed." Atratfure
Graeae. In•kle and Outside Blonde oi erery desaiptlon.
Preset sod Patterns post free.

pent—sr_iolg

THI Loudon Pratt tamable Jouroals lay, " that

THE WEAL 'ATOMISE 8211014 as sold by

SPEARMAN aad SPEARMAN
OF PLYMOUTH,
Is the oat, the elscapast. Ow mow hobs:mats, and the mod
dumb'. 01 11! article woven According to the Queue, h
Ima no arrival either In appearance or utility.. Them us
Bergs' vehicle stand any am- unt ot bard mese tbspA aeo be
"inn 1110 M, end are 00. pr Aimed is beautiful mix arm sad
dudes tor • prim and Hummer wear In pare Wool calt;
Patterns are seat upon applicatiou post free. and
paid on all parade Into Ueda. that the mu of= to
a y other town Is mull indeed Th• qu•Iltle• foe no.
ecannence w Is ltd. the ard, and there are upwards of one
hundnd. For Gentlemen's liulta and Boys' Hard Wear the
varieties to Navy aloe nod e tares are good aad select.
Prim from la 6d. the yud.
The Navy Elm Is ladlgo Dye. am Weser teasel bast it."

DBEBB6B, DRZIINZIL DEINNBIII.
ii..1.240t..k. 1 Rtnitiscbm:LDThzainpf
36.1.006,uks
fn. from
dd. per yard. Loudon. Patterns Free. Lind pw ?am.
DC 11.1:017T 8111112, LONDON.
Meargste

THE ALLIANCE SOCIETY, 61,
Street, London, g C.
Memos 6 Pa Cm. sod I Lo m you 20 Ems. BY
Terms Bowcass. I Da w set ASV TIEDMIL
Prospectus, Sc., oo sppilettl u to tbe Secretary.
AGENTS WANTED.

DOR VIINTILATINO TUBES, ASSAYING FUtera, 8•11-
r etaltel Nr Howe Cieteral aad other Unproved SANITARY
ENOINIMRING mid SU [HATTON COMPANY, 115,
vidoria.ame, wriminster. LW. ProssmoPune free by
also a Baoltary treatise entitled sad Haeithy
Howes, for Ile Vtll stamps.

Wamusted Foreign from 10a ed. cc emi. per
100 Traboccco rem floe, 14e. Trade Supplied. Sob.
Manias! AOLIITS WANTED. Apply O. oal. nd Co.,
!bachelor.

QTAIR PADS prevent the Cwpet cutting Ruske the step
s. ft DI trend upon. an win Ise for 7,.,,.
se. oS ChrPrt t. nn end etear PM. elver. Ineveneing,
To De hul of • 11:1pb01.ta.r. and Fern ehlrg Houma.
Manufectunin ned oil Wholve•le only by
Alf fPoA 'ard fb Ps el.v.

San 30 per Pew. n I ect lore the Ms od•esursr
I,3IIYCY JONES, Manufacturer ef PLAIN sad FANCY
W6L311 PLANNELEL PYBLtND SEROIB, W.bob
Wooden sod Olden Tim• s. —Momentum Bed. 10. d. sad IBA
per nrd for Spring sod Sommer inn, a. patronised by Myr
.aMsty the Que. the Rani Family sod Antoine" of
Gnat &Main and the Continent. Beads Pattern Fere by
Pos. Any to gib Cut

CINAMPAGNBCYDER, Lime Jules Gordan! Lud VINEGAR.
..-111111CLEY d .01V, invite agents f rrah of the .bore, all
prism anlcien, of iwerearing demand. Pamphlet on amilantion.
Mo., Joiner St, Tootry Et., Loud n, N.

13ILLI•RD-T•BLA CLOTI
The Cbeapeet Rome In London for
BILLIARD and BAGATELLE-TABLE CLOTH.
MITCHELL, ItOIAN !Co's ,
40, CLOTH FAIR. WT SMITHFIELD, LONDON.
Patterns seat poet tree.

el NEATEN? MARVFL OP THE AGE. GENTLENZICS
• MASSIVE GRA DUSTED CURB ALIIRRTS. leet Ftslek,
every tins stamped Mc., cannot be told Irmo R. at LIO.
Free by post f r IS stamps. Booestly cheep et 10s. dd.
Address, STEWART sad Co., Wlsolessle Jewellers, in, Pert
Road. Liverpool.
STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS.
HIRING STEITEN.

Particular. poet free. 14-07111-1:43/661-, Backetrost, BATH.
D IBMS= Ammeno Osonttna, a Iwrant pc7mie . produes
IA log by doe eraporation the haty ems &Bon of the
P rat. The bent and only &member. disinfectant le. by pet
16 Nampa. IS, Strand; 125, Begsnteetrest ; 24,
London.

LOYALE% PATENT UT intONTATIO TEA AAA
P. RCOLAToRE.
. . _

Tin and Copper Rammed).
flee Urea, of tab eh more then 100 000 are now I. um, aro
without eseeption, the .impaet and the um% altrolont ones
yet Introduced : they produce quickly, and with very little
trouble, beautifully claw and In. devoured Tea or Odin, and
aired • enseldemb *saving by enractine ell the strangtr.
a AV'S IT Of YOUR BOOM
LAMPLOI7OIra rims ne BALM nod um fin ether.
The only if. antidote In Pews, Mantras Ailsotions, ar
Billion &anew Smell-pax and illohe • having poindier
nd eaclueive mar ta Use a subolltute. Hee perpetual b.
junction egainst imitetare ; Um %minima.. jadsw.g
against the Inland Memnon before lb. Lords 3who. Bram-
well Brett. and Cotton, d lumary,lll7ll, in H. LAlWOOgiell
femur. 1111, Holborn Hill, Laudon.
BLILIN WOOL and 01111.114 N NCIDLZWOIII
PORTED DR= BY
MLEADER, 9, How Inn Yard, Ohorodltcla, London, B.C.
PdPORATID CARDSO a RD, CANVAS. YILOSZLLILJ &el
Pries Llono positron

LUALILWiII CRYSTAL CARO WATCH= mo murerembre
TV other,. Prise Nada* Imodcm, IIIL Purr 1071
Mom tram la OM!, from LI Os 0111:10.ormild11,0fril..pLout
Legart4Most, W., ADM, Wawa, W.O.

AAA MITTEN/I cd NEW ULU at Deno Geode ass
tree.
en.ts Iron ItoIN Oa Toney Drown To dd. to lOn
Writ* to D. NIOBOUION I 0., 60 to 51, et. Pion Omni.
yard, tram, Lasbliebed tut
'MMUS FRZE.

A IRNITOI PACKING and asazaros KILL
As. BOARD FOR JOINTING,
A mar sad indestrocUble Packing for Keene (hands aad
ntasswlps Joints, incels a others, and weeks silkdswill
under tie
hir
Tat
TMILLICBTOEI WASUFACTORK
(Contssay Lhaltsd),
Phew Glasgow, and le, BardssALJODOIRAR

Meant

Sift W. A. sou AND 00
LIGHTHOUSE OOLZ• 01
PULP IMID
likinassio Roam at ki!do ot Baran sad Landman

Pm= Lem Psi lion Arrusmos.

Mom: 86. Upper- Thoess—etie:t, 1;o4ort, 11.0.
Pool trio tor Piro Nampo trona
ILL O. T. cosoasvc, Plo[ll4ll, LOWDOM
" 0 ONSIINPTION.
TTS WILT SUCCIMSFUL TIULLTNENT,
k4tioo) with sway /oloTostisof Com ej ONTO."
_
BAlflol, Boot oods= WIGWAM
spinet nu sad i
Phenix Ws Work, LlrorpOol.

DON HURDLES, MOS HURDLES —All !dads al boa
Hurdles, Ocaliaasas Fsaslos, Mkt sad latrines 05Iss,
Maindastared by BAYLISS, JOlll2, sod BAYLISS, Vlatesis
Works, Wolverbamplsa, sad I,Orookad-laas, MegW.
Mad, Landau.
Oilmkgre tree on spplissiloa.

- - - - -I
o. T. Bank Datidlap, Looda., r.C. ‘----""
Oma.m. Aasosera I Parmal. hymn.
RAILWAY AOCOMITL I DIAII lIT ACCOIIIII7I.
C. HARDING, Ifinnrrer.

MIRK FOR ALL I
HOLLOW A Y'S OINTMENT.
-

—THE UNIVERSAL REMEDY FOR BAD LEGS, BAD
BREASTS, OLD WOUNDS, AND ULCERATIONS
OF ALL BINDS
Mare Is no medical preparation which may be so thoroughly
relied upon In Um treatment of the above Mimeses en
Holloway's Ointment. Rubbed upon the airfare of the body.
over, or near the affected port., it disappear. under the
hidden of the hand, penetrating at once to U. manse of the
evil. Lnd thus performs its heal ng errand, rapidiy, oaf ly, id
without pain. In all long standing ale.. Holloware Pills
should also be taken, as they purify the Blood sod mud all
depraved humours fmni the system.
coming, COLDS, S. .RE THROATS, AND BRONCHITIS
This Ointment is irre.istible in the care of the.. throng and
peelers] complaint*. which when nadected ales ead be
reWel Asthma or Conran. tion The Ointment well rebind
upon the Cling and Back, night and roorna peumeagas
akin, and thus absorb. i, is citified direml be
writers. In immedire oontact rrith the whole metal
Blood, it neutralises or expell all impurlUes. By aim mem
.11 puk....ry onnplabste may be cured with muldltp end
,ORDERS OF THE KIDNEYS, STONE., AND BRAM
In any of the above complaint. more bens& may be derived
in twenty-lour tues,uitroPting the toilowligniMillie MOM%
than coot. be shout in elk =was by my Ober
treatment. In bad owes, I/ the 01111maut IS dpSyvSts
In the small of the back. over Um region rd lb*
.0 quietly rename and give imedlein sella.
dot of the Nis Wawa be aka IWO* einesditl dom.
s°O
GOUT, REILMIATISK AND VIM JOINTS.
ibis invaluable Minna essiehne sore obvious taint
over Oast and itheareathen, than any other liedlebe,
one need remain uncured, who win la wad agia,aa ...as a
vigor eie application of this invaluable 'seedy-
to the Printed inarnetione allaed to ma Pot. A-611.=
aches and pains will likewise be teak bed by the nee treab

NUN DDICANNO, SCROIIILA, AND seuzvY
mi. blooms' ohoi of this peest Ointment ere traly
wonderful in oar of Ringworet, *curvy sad of
Nines Evil lied Ito powers are adequate to sir renoomlol
emit Ismotorste Akin Diocese to WhtM the Moro home it
rattiniment end PIM are mid at Roamer linutOrm's
EMMA* line 0zi0n1411.44, ; 6/1° Pp=
Voodoo of Nedkine tireeeimet tbe
72d, In Nemo NM Poen st la lit, ft N.Oll. 011., lan
NM, and ak agb.
hal OMNI Malian ore dined is mon Pa sod as, awl
ta4l:::llirj*MoiNgbaU2 Vint
at As atom Mid"
tqf Yaw.

THIS DAY'S HARX2TB.

MARX LANE. —Tan DAY.

Scarcely anything was demo in wheat, prim we,,
weak, but net quotablv altered. %Al very dull.
Males rather favoured purubaotre. but woes not
actually lower. Beane and pose unaltered. Mar
fiat.

METROPOLITAN CATTIR. —Tina Day.
About 3,000 besets, Including over Lono foreign,
quiet, but steady, 44 64 to 6. 24. About 12,000 'beep,
gukt. 5e to 6. 24 Lambe 8.1 to 9e. Calves, 6. 61 to
de 64 Pigs. 4. to 44 6d per 81b—At Deptford there
ereneboat 100 besets and A 0147,000 'hasp and lambs.
BLANDFDRD fIAITrRDAY'S CORN
_ ARKET.

Tb. attendance of farna,ro---;t-,:ntr market te-dae was
wiry limited, and trade eaa almolt at a standstill.

SATrII- DAY'S-MARKE'TS.
TRE CORM TRADE
RATH —Om market wee very doll to-day. Wh.°t
in mall anpnly, end eold at late rata. The orlon of
SHELTON MALLET —Wheat. 45. to 50.; barley, We
t° 40.: nat.,V. 0.h.0,,, St to t'een.4o"°46l
Vet Pr : floor, 364 to W. per sack. Reef. 134 to 15. net
score ; mutton. 64 Ito 101 Der lh Teat el to 94 ;
194 to 01 Fnt 1,1,1.. 10. 31 to 10. 61 nor wore. Milk
hotter. 13.64 to 14. per closer whey ditto. 10.. EtP.
101 Per AoSoo. Not. potato.. 21 to 24 fe.t 11%
TAUNTON —The corn market to-d., was very thinly
attended, sod bovines. wee of S holiday cherw.or.
rantlish wheat was. Is tot. lower on the week. ..4
wheat waa doers In Maws la Per Pr totrof- rk"u. ••••
to V. per molt
WARMINSTER —At nor merket to-day there was a
very Omit supply of grain. and the attendenne gots thin.
Very little wis. transacted, and last week rates
Were barely maintained. Wheat, 43. to 53. per or ;
honk,. M. to 504 : exit. !Is t, 30.; roes. ler te 44e hewn.
365 to re.: rye, Wi to 34. 54 to?. per bushel.

Coln BOTTA.
Ordinary: Find.. 111. : COL ; thirds.9o..;
fourths. so. :fifth., Th .dytbo, :IN 11114 rufrei :
Sop...rare 119. : recoyd., 924.; thluda 23‘.
Number of firk,ns in tbe market. 2 COL

DORCHESTER RATTIRDAYS CORN
MkRICET.

English wheat Shout the same se last 'reek. vrith a
res 7 glow trade, there being no demand. Grinding
barley, lower. Mahe, lower. Oata, same as last
quoted.