The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-05 00:00:00

THURSDAY, JULY 12TH, 1877.
rying ANNUAL LETTING and SALE of
1. IMPROVED HAMPSHIRE DOWN RAMS
from the well-known and old established Wateroombe
Flock, the property of Mr. CHAPMAN SAUNDIM, will
take place se usual on the farm, on the above-named
day, when about
140 SHEEP
Of difierent ages will be offered.
Further particulars in due course.
T. ENSOR, Auctioneer.
Dorchester, May 22nd, 1877.

DORSET COUNTY HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
Penman:err : - LORD ALLNGTON.
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riANNUAL EXHIBITION of the above
Society will be held in COLLITOW Penn,
Doacati7:n THIMDAT, the 23rd AUOCST next,
when of AlOO will be offered in PRIZES.
An RIBITION of BEES, HONEY, and
RIVES, under the Mansgement of the DORSET.
SHIRE BEEKEEPER'S ASSOCIATION, will be
bald in connection therewith.
Subscriptions and Envied for Competition are
molicitsd.
Subscribers of El in. will be entitled to Four
Tickets ; and of 10a 6d. to Two Tiekets.
Schedule of Prizes In now ready, and may be had
on application to
ALFRED POPE,
lion. Sec.
Dorchester, 22nd May, 1577.

DORCHESTER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
rruE ANN UAL GE NE RAL MEET IN G
1 and EXIIIBI rtoN of CATTLE and STOCK,
will take place at DORCHESTER, on WEDNESDAY,
the FIRST day of AUGUST next.
Premiums amounting to about £lBO are offered for
competition.
etition.
TTURNIP HOEING will take place at MONCE-
TON, of which notice will be given.
Certificates for Turnip Hoeing to he sent to the
HONORARY SECRETARY, on or before SATURDAY,
the 30th Jun. next, and all other Certificates, as well
as Notices of Stock to be Exhibited, on or before
SATURDAY, the 14th JULY next.
The ANNUAL DINNER will be held on WEDNES-
DAY, the FIRST of AUGUST next, under the
presidency of Captain the Hon. E. H. T. DIGBY ;
ILP., at four o'clock, at the Ktao'a Ames HOTEL,
DORCHESTER.
43, J. ANDREWS,
Hex. Sac.
Dorchester, May 1877.

THOS. G. BRYER,
AUCTIONNER AND APPRAISER.
DORCHESTER.
PROBATI AND TUBLICANS' VALUATIONS.
orme-16. WOLLASTON VILLAS.
DORCHESTER.
Selecting Emigration Agent for the Questa!land
Government.
FREE PASSAGES IN GOOD SHIPS.
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REAM AND ACCOUNTS COLLICTVD.

KR. S. JACKSON,
ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR,
ESTATE AGENT, VALUER, he.,
EGS respectfully to state that he undertakes
and conducts matters of business in the follow-
ing Departments :
ARCHITECTURAL AND SURVEYING.
Plans and Specifications of New Buildings of every
description or Alterations. Sanitary and Drainage
Works Prepared.
Artificers work of all kinds Surveyed. Measured, and
Valued.
Bills of Quantities and Estimates Prepared.
Surveys and Valuations of Dilapidation' and Repairs.
Estates Surveyed, and Plans of same Prepared.
Land laid out for Building Purposes.
VALUATION AND ESTATE AGENCY.
Land, House, and other Property Valued.
Estates managed and Rents Collected.
Accounts Prepared. Arbitrations undertaken.
Albite rendered to Persons shout to purchase or tease
Property.
Badness undertaken in any part of the County.
Orricas : 1. MITCHELL STREET, WEYMOUTH
SUN FIRE OFFICE, LONDON.
Eastman's') 1710.
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Hrlar F. SHAH Lzrrrar., Esq., Chairman and
Treasurer.
FRANCIS B. Itri.rox, Esq., Secretary.
Total Sum insured in 11476, £248,080,367.
Claims paid during the lane ten years, upwards of
TWO MILLIONS STERLING.
All information respecting Fire Insurances may be
obtained from any of the undermentioned
Agents of the Society.
AGENTS:
.. Mr. G. J. G. GREC.ORY, South-street
Mr. .J. M. Luau, High East-street
Abbo'isbury .. Mr. JAMES WHIT&
Beaminster and
Bridport ... Mr. NICHOLAS M. LOGOIN
Blandon! ... Mr. JOHN BARNES.
Bournemouth... Mr. JAMES BRCITT, Jun.,
('Crime Abbas ... Mr. WILLIAM H. GLARE.
Charmouth ... Mr. JOHN STEVENS.
FonLmellMaglia Mr. ABSOLOM G. SPINNEY.
Lyme Mr. ROBERT NV. HILLMAN.
Poole . Messrs. Wrrr and Krmr-Wrcen.
Sherborne ... Messrs. Min.mcrrn and Baari.Err.
Wareham ... Mr. Janns Turn.
Weymouth ... Mr. EDWARD W. CROSS.
Wimborne ... Mr. Grows QUICK.

LAWES' MANURES, 1877.
DAMEN begs to inform his Agricultural
IA it Friends that he continues SOLE AGENT
for the Sale in the County of Dorset of LAWES'
MANGOLD and TURNIP MANURES, the quality
of which is guaranteed to be of the same superior
description as that which has given such satisfaction
for more than 30 years.
Stocks of these Manures, in tint-rate condition, are
now ready for delivery at all Ports and Railway
Stations in the County.
Early Orders for the same will much oblige.
Orders taken in
Bridpart and Neighbourhood, by Mr. W. A. TUCWEII,
ridport Harbour;
Blandford, Wimbonie, and Neighbourhoods by Mr.
W.. 1. BE:KENT, Milborne St. Andrew ;
Stalbridgn and Neighbourhood, by Mr. J. N. BUGG,
Toomer, Henstridge.
Dorchester, April, 1877.

MO SERVE this Season, in Dorchester and
1 Neighbourhood, at el each Mare and 2s. 6d.
the Groom "MERRY MONARCH" (late "Bay
Prince"), and "SIR WALTER," the property of
Mr. SHEPHERD.
"Merry Monarch "(late "Bay Prince") in rising
six years old, is a bright Bay, stands 16 hands 21n.
high, and is an excellent worker. He has proved
himself a sure foal getter, his stock is of excellent
quality and temper, and fetches the highest prices.
"Sir Walter, sire "Farmers Glory," is a brig
Bay, rising four years old, stands 16 hands high,
good worker, and very promising.
The Groom's Fee to be paid at the time of
the remainder on or before the 24th JUNE, or
be charged for collecting.
One of the Horses will be in attendance on Wednes
days and Saturdays in Dorchester.

DORCHESTER TOWN BAND.
riIHIS BAND is open for ENGAGEMENTS
1 for PARTIES, DEMONSTRATIONS, Ac
.
Address Mr. J. STEVINS, Leader Town Band,
Dorchester.

SILICATE PAINTS.,
FOR IN AND OUT-DOOR WORK
WOOD IRON OR PLASTER,
IFIAVTNQ DQUIIa THE BULK or LEAD
PAINTS,
NON-POISONOUS,
DO NOT BLISTER.
ALL COLOURS.
DAMP WALLS
MUD IT THE
"PETRIFYING LIQUID,"
(Transparent or in colours), at 2d. to 3d. per yd.
Also forms a non-poisonous WASHABLE DIsTEMPEL
ENAMEL PAINT
(all colours), washable. Renders varnishing unneces-
sary. The above recommended by Social Science
Congress, Builders, Architects, etc.
SILICATE PAINT CO.,
30 and 32, REEL STREET, LIVERPOOL.
107. CANNON-STREET, LONDON.

"FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFEs"
Bee Dent. ch, xii., S. 23.
CLARKE'S
WORLD-FAYED
BLOOD MIXTURE,
(Trade Merk—"Blood Mixture.")
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND RESTORER.
rR cleansing and clearing the blood from all
impurities cannot be too highly recommended.
For Scrofula, Scurvy. Skin Diseases, and Sores of
all kinds it is a never-failing and Permanent cure. It
Cures Old Sores.
Cures Ulcerated Sores on Neck.
Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs.
Cures Blackheads, or Pimples on the face.
Cures Scurvy Sores.
Cures Cancerous Ulcers.
Cures Blood and Skin Dis.eases.
Cures Glandular Swelling!.
Clears the Rs' im from Dnpu rematter,
Prom whatever cause arising.
As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurious to the most
delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor
solicits sufferers to give it a trial to test its value.
nasal eels of Talistomials frost all parts.
Sold in Bottles ss. Gd, each, and in Cues, containing
six times the quantity, lls. each—sufficient to effect a
permanent cure in the great majority of long-standing
eases—BY ALL CHEMISTS AND PATENT
MEDICINE VENDORS throughout the United
Kinfelom and the world, or sent to any address on
receipt of 30 or IV stamps.
P. J. CL (Mg, Chentint, iligit-serrel, Lincoln.
Wholesale, all patent medicine houses.
Dorchester— Sold by A. J. Evans, How, and
Durden.
BEWARE Or WORTHLESS TYTTATTONS.
THE " BLOOD PURIFIER."

JAMES F. HANNAH,
Upholsterer, Cabinelmake r, Paperhanger, Hoed Ages
Appraiter, and Undertaker,
DORCHESTER.
SHOW-ROOMS sow RE-BUILT
-
J. F. IL having now completed Alteration of
Premises respectfully invites an early visit.
FURNITU RE.
The best and largest Stock in the County, suitable for
the MANSION AND COTTAGE.
BEDROOM SUITS.
Mahogany, Birch, Ash, Pitch Pine, Plain ditto,
Painted and Decorated.
PAINTED MAPLE BEDROOM SUIT FROM £2 10s.
GOODS SUPPIAED AT ANY CATALOGUE PRICE.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING
Of every sort, sine, and quality, and fitted up with
Furniture complete.
BEDDING CLEANED and RE-MADE.
C ARPE TS
Large Carpet Room well docked with the choicest
productions for the present Season.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDER, DUTCH,
FELT, &c.
WILTON and TURKEY to order.
A Splendid Assortment of Patterns now on view.
RUGS to match all Carpets.
STAIR CARPETS in all Widths and Qualities.
All Carpets properly Made and Fitted.
OIL CLOTHS. MA TS. MATTING,
In all Widths.
LINOLEUM, CORK CARPET, &c.
PAPER HANGINGS,
Selected with the greatest (sire from the best and
cheapest Manufacturers.
10,000 PIECES IN STOCK,
From :101. to 10e. 64. per Piece of Twelve Yards.
PAINTING, PAPER-RANGING, and DECORATING.
Experienced workmen sent promptly.
PATTERN BOOKS, from all the best Makers, both
English and French.
BLINDS
Of every Description and Material.
A New and Choice Selection of
CRETONES, CHINTZES, DIMITIES, dc.
Large Stores of SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
Goons RIMOVED AND WAREHOUSED.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE.
!Funerals Furnished and Couductedi
Agent for the "Atlas" Insurance Company.
IN CONSEQUENCE of the decease of Mr.
1 JOSEPH FUDGE, the Businesses of COAL
MERCHANT and BUTCHER, formerly carried on
by him, will be conducted in future under the style of
FUDGE AND SONS,
Who take this opportunity of thanking the Clergy,
Gentry, and their Customers generally, in Town and
Neighbourhood, for the liberal support and patronage
hitherto extended to them, and, in soliciting a further
continuance 14 the same, hope that by a strict
attention to all orders entrusted to them, to merit
their future favours.
Dorchester 6th March. 1877.
COALS! COALS!! COALS !! I
ROBERT HILL,
26, SOUTH STREET, DORCHESTER,
Begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and his
cuetomers generally that he is now supplying the
following descriptions of COALS :
WALLSEND, SUMO aa FOREST OF
CLAY CROSS. DEAN.
TALK 0' TR' RILL, RADSTOCK
SMITHS'. MALTING.
SILKSTONE. CULIE sae COKE.
R. H. desires to call special attention to the
TALK 0' TIE' HILL COAL, which he can strongly
recommend for household purposes.
All coals, by truck load, at reduced prices.
Bridgwater Tiles, fcc., and Grindstones.
Aycnt for the Wiltshire Sack Hiring Company.
DepOte at the Great Western and South Western
Stations, Dorchester.
Orders received at 24, South-street, or at the office,
Great Western Railway Station, will receive prompt
attention.
Coals delivered free in Dorchester and Fordington,
and at moderate 'rates in the country.
POOLE BREWERY.
PURE BEERS FROM MALT AND HOPS
ONLY.
•
IiaIITTER BEER and PALE ALE, of the
Finest Quality and Flavour, Brewed on the
Burton principle, by an experienced Brewer. All
BEERS and ALES warranted to be Brewed from
MALT and HOPS ONLY, at the
POOLE BREWERY, DORSETSHIRE.
POOLE BREWERY.
WINES and SPIRITS of the Best Quality,
Sold at the Lowest Remunerative Price.
List of Prices for all kinds of Beer, Ale, Porter,
Wine, and Spirits, forwarded on application to
FREDERICK STYRING.
MONEY to LEND.—HENRY W. BITER
can be seen daily between ten and four,
Saturdays ten and one, at 19, London Bridge Station
Approach, London, directly opposite the booking
office,' at London Bridge Railway Station. Cash lent
privately in Town or Country from £2O to £5OO on the
borrower's note of hand alone, or on deeds, leases,
life policies, Farm Stock, Implements, Crops, Fur-
niture without removal, trade stock, plant, &c.
Interest ES per cent., re-payments can be arranged
to suit the borrower's convenience. No life Insurance,
no Law Cods, and no delay. Interest added to
advance. The strictest pri.ory observed, and a written
guarantee giren, if required, that not the slightest
publicity will be gime to any fransadion.—Apply
personally, or by letter.
Note Address :—llErne W. BUER, 19, London
Bridge Station Approach, London, ‘lirectly opposite
the booking offices at London Bridge Railway
Station.
MONEY immediately advanced to any
amount, from £5O and upwards, upon every
description of security, comprising real and
personal estate. fanning stock, reversions,
annuities, furniture (without removal), life
policies, and any other tangible personal
security. Ni charges made or commission
taken and the strictest secresy will in all
cases be observed.
Interest as follows, vit. :
On freehold or leaseholds. from 3 per cent, per annum,
personal security from 4 per cent, per annum,
other securities at equally reasonable rates.
Applicants are requested to apply in the first instance
by letter containing full particulars, in order
to save unnecessary trouble, to Frederick
Hawkins, Esq., C.), Great Russell-street,
Bloomsbury, London, W.C.

MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY
IMPORTANT TO BORROWERS.
MONEY ADVANCED AT ONE DAY'S NOTICE,
from £3O to £l,OOO,
To Farmers, Householders and others, on their own
Security, without Loan-office routine, and
in strict confidence, by
MR. A. COLLINS,
At his Private Offices, It, QUEEN-SQUARE
BRISTOL.
N.B.—Genuine Applications inunediately attended to.
Distance no object
The Loans can be re-paid Monthly or Quarterly.

WERVOIIB DEBILITY.— Gratis, a
1.1 MEDICAL WORK, showing Sufferers how
they may be Cured without the aid of quacks. Free
nu receipt of postage Ptarep.—Address, SitcasTAßT,
Institute of &nateam Binsinithaut.

Post Free, Sic Penny Stamps.
ADVICE and INSTRUCTIONS for the INVALID in
SEARCH of HEALTFI. With certain remedies for
MELANCHOLIA, Nervous Prostration, Impaired Digestion,
their speedy Alleviation and Cure by • tICW and simple
*sem
J. WILLIAMS, Pal .1,7., Ilarischal-street, Aberdeen.

T ROISTERED. —THE WORKING STEAM
It LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE. All &ark On four
wheels, Boiler, Furnace, &c. E;r,pees all Novelties
of the day. Propelled 1?3, steam on circular platform
at express !reg. Post free 20 stamps; large else 30
London.
HOWLAD, 7, Lett-street, Herne Rai,

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS
REDEMPTION BOND.
This Bond entitles the holder to one copy
of the beautiful Steel Plate Engraving
of
"THE DAUGHTER OF
THE REGIMENT."
(COPYRIGHT),
And must be sent, together with Sixteen
Stamps, or Poet-office Order for Is. 3d.,
to
NATIONAL FINE-ART UNION,
who will redeem it in the order it is
received.
(z,igned) NATIONAL FINE-ART
UNION, 35, Great James-street,
London. W.C.
N.B.—Not available after JUNE 22, 1877.

AWARDED TO
JAMES GIBBS AND COMPANY,
Sou IHArurArroatum or
GIBBS' PURE FEEDING-CAKE,
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
CATTLE FOOD.
"A well-made, fresh, wholesome Feeding Cake,
possessing high fattening qualities."—Dr. Autinstus
Vocicker.
"Rich in nitrogenous and carbonaceous principlee
of the best qualities."—Pr.i.seur Sibsoo.
"Excellent quality of compound of mixed Feeding
Cake."—Dr. &mason Macadam
"A zre.ttab(taFtiamielliakye pLilatabledigesti and readily
It to the
dock foed(w."—F*. C....4j.. Cameron.
Full particulars on application.
HEAD OFFICER:
10, NARK LANE, LONDON, 21.0.
BRANCH OFFICES
RING STREET HALL, BRISTOL; AND
GEORGE STREET, PLYMOUTH.
Milts LIMEHOUSE, LONDON, E.

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
SANDELL'S HAIR RESTORER
hi now acknowledged to be the only
reliable preparation for RESTORING
GREY or FADED HAIR to its
Original Colour. It is a Certain Cure
for Baldness and a sure eradicator of
Dandruff. For Strengthening and
keeping the Hair from falling off, it is
unequalled. These inestimable qualities render it au
essential tiolet requisite for all who prize that choices
gift of nature—a good Head of Hair.
Sold by most Chemists, in Bottles, 2s. and as. 6d.
Don't be persuaded to have any other kind.
Agent.for Dorchester, Mr. How, Chemist ; Taunton
Mr. PRINCE, Chemist ; Weymouth, Mr. Coms,
Chemist ;1 Blandford, Mr. W. GaovEs, Chemist;
Bridport, Mr. J. Corrocc, Chemist.

QUEENSLAN'D EMIGRATION.
SAILINGS FROM GREAT BRITAIN.
"WINDSOR CASTLE," sth JUDO, from London,
for Brisbane.
"ROXBURGI{SHITtE," ... sth July. from Glasgow,
for Brisbane.
Female Domestic Servants Free.
Apply to the Local Agent, Mr. T. G. Barn, 16
Wollaston Villas, Dorchester, or to the Agent-
General for Queensland, 39, Charing Cross, London,
S.W.

DR. KING'S PILLS,
The Best Remedy for BILE, Wind, Indigestion,
Headache, Sickness, Torpid Liver, Giddiness, Spmms,
Nervousness, Heartburn, and Debility.
DR. KING'S PILLS.
Only two Medicines really act open the Liver; one
is Mercury or Blue Pill, the other Dandelion.
Thousands of Constitutions have been destroyed by
Mercury. Blue Pill, or CalomeL The only safe
remedy is
DR. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE
LIVER PILLS.
Which act very gently on the Liver, giving immediate
relief in all Callen 4,f Bile, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Loss of Appetite, Giddiness, Spasms, Heartburn,
Flatulency, Nervousness, Gout, and all disorders of
the Stomach and Bowels.
lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. Cl., an,l Ils. per box, of all
medicine vendors.

SHEEP! SHEEP !! SHEEP!!!
MC'LEOD'S
Is the Best and Cheapest SHEEP DIP in the
Market.
XTUMEROUS worthless imitations of this
well-tested and much-admired Dip are offered
for sale in every part of the country, but they are all
resulting in total failurrs.
It is claimed that the following adrantwes can only
be had by farmer's using 111C'LEOD'S DIP
It Speedily frees the Sheep from TICKS and LICE,
Instantly Destroys the Eggs of the Scab, and
Tick Insects, promotes the growth of
the Wool, is a safe remedy
FOR SCAB OR SHAB,
And to insure success, does not require to be used at
double the strength same as ninny of the old Dips
which are going so rapidly into disuse, and are being
daily superseded by this valuable preparation.
Farmers should not be misguided by these worthless
preparations, but try either
24C'LEOD'S
Patent Non-Poieonous quality for Winter Dressing, or
UNIVERSAL QUALITY FOR EXTREME
CASES OF SCAB,
AND THIN JUDGE FOR THEMSILLVEN.
NOTE. -The Universal quality is unequalled by any
Composition, contains the same ingredients of the
Ordinary Quality, with the addition of a isdson, and
is extensively used for general Dipping purposes and
preventing the fly from striking.
Orders for SlOtbs. acnt Carriage Paid to any Itaillea
Station in the Kingdom.
SOLD EVERYWHERE,
Or to be had wholesale from F. H. HCTLEOD
Wool Broker 30 Ann-street„ Glasgow.

THERE'S ANOTHER CERTAINTY
BESIDES DEATH.
NVE ALL desire to live in GOOD HEALTH
as long as possible. and a bountiful Providence
has placed the Means within the reach of the Humblest
of His Creatures, so Man. by consulting his Reason may
often PREVENT SICKNKSS, and when Affected, get
thoroughly Restored to GOOD HEALTH, by a timely
use of DRS. R. W. and S. TREDREA'S " Standard
Remedies," a Certain Cure for the following complaints,
viz, Tapeworm, Fevers, Ague, Gout, Rheumatism, Piles.
Itch, Neuralgia, Stiff Joints, Scrofula, Eruptions of the
Skin, Coughs, Colds, Toothache, Congested Lungs, Fite,
Cramp, Croup, Deafness, Noise in the Heath, King s Evil,
Chilblains. Sore Eyes, Cancers, &c., &c., &c.—Apply at
his Residence, 9, Governor's Lane, Weymouth, where Dr.
TREDREA may be consulted Free of Charge. and Medicine
eupplied at a very Moderate Cost, guaranteed to Cure any
of the above complaints, if taken as Directed.
Drs. R. W. & S. Tredrea, M.D. (U.S.),
Electric and Botanical Practitioners,
9, Governor's Lane, Weymouth.
Tapeworm cured in Three Hours, as the following
Testimonial will show :
New Street Wareham.
DEAR SIII..—Thk is to certify that I hard been suffering
from &Tapeworm for Boise. years, which I passed in one
our and ten minutes at ter taking one dose of your valuable
Medicine on the Mad of July.
It was nearly a hundred feet in feria, and one pound
In weight.
You are at liberty to publish this, for the benefit of
others, who may be suffering from the same.
lam,
Yours ever thankful,
GEORGE SANSOII.
Any communication received by letter or otherwise,
punctually attended to, and Medicines forwarded to all
pasta of the country.
Drs. R. W. and ff. Tredrea retuan their sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage received for the last 16 years,
and beg to inform the Publie generally that attendance,
medicine, and advice, can be obtained at their residence,
ae above, from 10 in the morning till 10 at night, or one
of them may be consulted, and medicines obtained, at
the following places:—
Dorchester—At the George Hotel, every r
Wareham—At the Lord Nelson Inn, the
in the month.
Brideort —At the King of Prussia Hotel, the second
Wednesday in the month.
Advioe Gratis.
Note the Address:-
9, GOVERNOR'S LANE, WisYNOUTIC
CAUTION !--In consequence of the wonderful and
satollishkng cures Performed by R. W. and S. Tredreie
Herbal Medicines persons hays been travelling amnia
the country stating they are in partnership with them.
R. W. and S. Tredrea beg to Caution the public again.
each persons, and to assure them that they have no con-
nection with any other person whatever. Any Person
making use of the Name will be Prosecuted.
Beware of unprineivid and ismoideest pretenders.

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• CONTRA.STS. : with so much of puzzled respect, mut his hospitable brand? Li he, while my eye is find on him, conscious OLD DR. JACOB TOW 23. 888 D'S ,To mussas, AGRIOUVIVILIFTA, SHEPHERDS, Ilse.
"no UNHAPPY NOBLEMAN." I welcome Wag so completely untouched by what had of my attention, and am I mistaken in fancying that
happened, that when I bade him farewell, and turned there is something theatrical in his proee--40M0thing SARf3APARFLLA. , Foot Mot and Lawman In Sheep efetitaally cured by the use of
This extriordinarY medicine has • singular influence D 10. od. and Es Rd. seek sufficient for 40 or 70 Sheep, ••
. rtnatilaire FOOT ROT DRESSING 841 In Bottles
PART L Coin HOTEL. into the street brightly busy with the sights and sounds artificial in the manner in which he handles the cloth over the blood, which it enriches and pnrilies. It originally made by JOHN BAOSHAW, Belstead.
of the London season, it seemed as if I had left an he is wnrking at, in the expression of his countenance, removes all pimintee and blotches, purifies the system,
Five or six years ago it wax my privilege to see much
of a great man. First, at the w.ma House. West- inverted world, in which right and wrong, falnehood in the bend of his holy ? Is he ground down to the. Sole Proprlowe land Manufactorers,
f the courts off rtRIIIWI WI nIlmT and CO
miuster ; then, and frequently, in one 0- --e
~
odd and truth, had been inextricably mixed to theconfusion earth by the sense of his fall and the degradation or tonic it is invaluable, and highly recommended in I"ne Ay Wholes.. `PSWICIi,
Westminster Hall; and lastly, in a variety f of mankind. Were the believers up-Weans worshippers his punishment? Or am I right in thinking that his and act,. like a Charm. AS a sustaining and purifying
standing caws of indigestion, nervousness, coughs, .To whom embanking.. most be made.
_
social scenes, the theatre of which varied from the of a hideous fetish, or protectorsof the direly oppressed! air is that of a man who, consoled by the conscious- ecrofela, gout, dropsy, and waiting of flesh. Sold by qTE.kiesHIP SHAREB.-e-k• an investment—
Was the man-monster baronet or butcher—the MoAt DeSe of notriety, can display the bounce of impudence ell druggist:, cention_ i ;et the red and blue wrapper, , inerere.,,lill'frYlKY. Mirfrlit :I Cooresnodilii_wd Share
sportive grounobi of the Welsh Harp at Mention to the
demure drawing-nems of an exclusive private hotel m unfortunate and deeply to be csommisserated of man- in a rison, and affect the front of suffering vertue inßrokers, est Hertiepoo , tare or Di Au SHARES lii
Arst•claes STEAMSHIPS. lii. well known that such
St. Jamul's. The
figure, He war. the town's talk, the c ountry'. talk, the
great man was always the central kind, or, an Mr. Carlyle hen it, "a wretched Simu. ' a cell? Has he the i hilosophy which can console him
lacrum, a hungry impostor without eyes or beert, lin his captive reflections, and acknowledging the witoth.t,h.dae DlTltor's heal in the centre; no other genuine.
In bottles 2s. 6d., te., 7s. 61, and his. Sett by rail 7,...,,,,,,, owned in the North of England are a capital Investment
world's talk. He' was the text od homilies, the subject practising, for a news of pottage, blasphemous "good time" which he had when he was playing for a enhortvettlnd ',Telt:ft:Ad:4 ranging f rom 12 to !A per cent per ann.
the holders of the same. Such steam•
He ,
for rioldles, the plea for practical joking, the pivot 1 ewindiery,
upon which many a good and bad story turned. forgery of documents, continual high. high deka and lost it, can he acquiesce in what he
treaaon against his Maker anol self ?" the most popular medicine" known for all bilious shire being Insured, the investors have no risk In laying nut
iarTefcft....„o,LlD DR.'S SARSAPARILLA PILLS are
iver and stomach complaint', and indigos. o•Pital in mei JimPsrly, and by the almelic/11 of nerberation
was a small fel tune to the photograhers, for the sale PART 11. DARTMOOR. • foresaw as the destiny of defeat? Be each of these I
points an it may, the soi-iiannt baronet and rieievant tion, se proved by thousands. to to e Custom Bonn a title of unqualified security Is obtained.
of his portraita exceeded that of loyalty; and the Something more than the distance which Nature butcher in Thomas Castro, Number A 373, now. Also SARSAPARILLA OINTMEI4 f, the best WI MT Pay Retell Prices for JEWELLERY when you can
daily newnpapere owed to him • larger circulation has interpneed, of nigh three hundred mile, separates Nothing more; a criminal amongst criminals, amen- soother of all sores, burns:, and scalds; each in boxes • v buy at wholesale priced Sliver Geneve" Wes , English
than they have ever known save in the most excel). her Majesty s Convict Prison, Dartmoor, from lox's able to the game treatment, subject to the same rules, is. lid. ; is. 91., and 4s. fki By post 15, 36, and 6 trol.wl.rie. ,
t.ple,...ie, SO.. Hunters. Htuneers Ms., Ladles' Gold Geneva*
tionally exciting times. The ;Treat man was to them Hetet, Jermyn-street. To traverse that distance is to His diet is the prison-fare, his work is the lightest of ntemre.
a Bulgarian Atrocity,. an Indian Famine, a Franco- cross the gulf of a moral an well 118 a geographical productive prison-labour. If the lot of prison confine- Chief Depet,l3l, FLEET-STREET. LONDON. Levers, SIO 10s., Hunting Cases, tit Wedding Rings,
Avers, kfi 10.. ad die, Ciente Gold
Bowen, Diamond Slugs Pins, Brooches, Ear-rings, Chains,
German War, a Pans Besieged, a Welsh Mining severance; to touch land in a new atmosphere, a new meat, toil, and food seems specially hard to the on- - Seale Key.. tic. Cues by the best Makers. Saddlery or any
Dieaster, a Prince's Visit, a Great Exhibition, a world. It is not merely the stir and movement of the happy nobleman by contrast with the comforts of goods of Birmingham manufacture can also he obtained.
Ministerial Crisis, a City Panic, an International city which have been left behind. We have taken our Coos Hotel, it is according to the laws of the risky Country orders mutt enclose remittance or giro two good
farewell of the life cf civilization and humanity' it is game which he took up, and at which he continued till references.
Conference, a " Gladstone's Resolutions," all rolled
into one. Infants lisped his name ; women of every Solitude herself who receives us how; it is the Ahem- he was beggared of his last chance.—flie World. Any goods not approval will be eschewed If wink:tied. H.
ii rights" and wrongs ; men 'nation of Desolation which beckons us ferward, telling HUMID:TOON A FOSS Cambridge Crescent, Birmingham.
degree gessipped over his
found in him a fertile source of interest, and his no, as plainly as words can speak, that we have left AT WAKEFIELD, two lads, named John Dixon, of New- IidONEY on EASY TERN& dm to C 2,000 to Male or
'ft Female In Town or Country, on note of hani. Stock In
affairs were an unfailing solace to the tedium and
p.essure-teldng lives alike, joy, hope, all that flavours existence, behind. Have street, and William Burns, of Kirkgate, was charged with Trade, Crops, Farm Stock, to again persons Into Bedew;
worries of workaday and I not those who have travelled this stern unlovely road, cruelly ill-treating a bull which they were driving on Furniture without removal or publicity, also on demerit of
He was " Sir Rogers, Orton, Castro, " the winding weary unite after mile through the bleak moor Wednesday the ...Olt:a inst. It was shown that while the
was being driven along George-street the defendants Deeds. Bonds, Shane, Reversions, Freehold and boweholde at
Claimant "—what you will ; and I seem to hear the peopled only by fantastic shapes of granite, through 5 per Cent. Interest. No sureties, fees or law costa Distance
persureive tones of Serjeant Ballantine, on the opening rugged is-glees valleys, and over the crest of grim bills, bull
it with thick sticks on the nose, causing it to bleed
profusely The Mayor said that he saw the defendants, no nldeot. N B.—Tlll being a genuine Office (Established
day of the first trial, as I recall the coloasal man with known by the influence of the place, which has made and their. conduct was disgraceful in the extreme. The IS7O) for all Mercantile and other Monetary transactions,
the troubled forehead and the twitching eyebrow, who itself felt unbidden, without looking forth oat the Bench said it was • case in which they would not impose Borrowers will do well to at new. write or consult Mr H.
CARTER, 106, Strand, London. If by letter, state amount
elbowed his way through the crowded dessions House landscape around, that each revolution of the labour- a line, and sent the defendants to prison for ten days. reqeired.
to take his heat by and whisper to the fashionable in,g wheel was taking them deeper into the heart of a oe Tezentv, William Davis. a young gamekeeper, _
TIC ER T 8 It ENO V 0 Instantaneously cleans Kid
gentleman with an old-young hairless face and a gay country reigned over by the silent resentions Nemesis living at Etat Coulson, in Wilts, committed suicide by 11. (Bocce, Silk, Velvet, Fora Re, Ac.,also Lace Goode.
Were in the button-hole of his light over-cnat, who was of crime' Never surely had that power a more discharging a loaded pistol into his mouth. In his pocket without unplcrisart MOM.. Entirely supersedes Bensine and
minted out an the eminent Tory bottle-holder, Mr. I fitting palace ; never had palace a more suitable ante-
was found a letter directed to "whoever should find me, oil Fluids. y, sale in: all Chemists, Dowers and Perfumers
p
Markham Spofforth, of the subsequently diseevered
i chamber ; never was the approach to it proclaimed by Mating that he was tired of life and could not sleep, con- (pr es ed.. Is., end its. per box), or ef Iler and C...
firm of Baxter, Row, and Norton, "Sir Roger" 1 fees. ing that he occasionally drank too much and trusting BIA Store street, 11Wford4quare, London. BEWARE OF
embletns more significant. Granite barriers divide its hos parents, who had brought him up respeCtably. would SITRIOUS IMITATIONS.
gained in polish an his trials pregreened. On this day remotest precincts from social existence. Leaden and not he troubled too much about him. On the beck of the
he had a comfortable-yeomen 100k—always excepting weeping skies overhang its domain ; shroud,' of mist letter, which was of • very wandering character, the FREK If • N'Sno. rn/ItyKl4l4 (5 5' 1' OWD E R.
his brow and eyes, which were consistently troubled, driven by the wild gusts of wind, obscure the land- deceased had written two verses of Oowpers hymn, "God
—like • provincial churchwarden in " warm " circum- scape and deepen the gloom. Few cattle find pasture in moves in a mysterious way." This Article on merit has gained nnirentel approval and
induced many Imitations—Every genuine packet signed (W.
stance., but not quite easy in the good Sunday broad- the stunted herbage. There are streams and torrents rush- THE RAILWAY CATASTROPHE AT ASHTABULA deprived us
O. Freemen), FREEMAN and lIII.DTARD, Manufacturers,
cloth which covered his prodigiooois hide. The radiated ing down the steep gullies, swollen by recent rains ;but of of one of our sweetest angers. Philip Paul Rho, with Dover-Ftrad, Borough London:
visage of the late Justice Bovill beaming through his tree and shrub, no trace. The gray mist-crowned his wife, perished there. To him we owe some of Moody Also kept in Stock by every London Wholesale Renee.
spectacles on the bench • the ladies and male people of tors look down upon an occanional homestead in ruins; and Sankey's best hynins—" Hold the Fort." "Only an USERNO•B FRUIT SALT.
consequence by his side ; the crowded pews or pens here and there on a cottage whence men and women go and more beautiful. Our readers willst ill,
b even more stirring_ (Praline from sound ripe Fruit).
e glad to learn that,
plentifully dotted with faces which were either well forth to their labour in the morning ; at rare intervals
. in the interest of the bereaved family' Headache, Skin Messrs. Morgan rn:Alng, Impure Blood, Pimple.; on the
It is the beat preventive and cure for Blinnonew, Sick
known, or had celebrity conferred upon them by teem en a group of toilers of the soil, silently and sullenly and Scott (10, Paternoster-buildings) will in a few days Eo
voluntary or involuntary connection with the renowned , !meted with spade and pickaxe on a barren declivity. iseue a memorial volume entitled. "P. P. Bliss : his life Fsee, Oiddinees, Fererishnese, Mental Depression. Want of
"Sic Roger;" the changeful we of horse—hair wigs in iNo carolling lark, high in heaven, cheers their labour; and life-work," edited by Rev. W. Guest. With portraits Appetite, Sourness of the Stcmwh, Conetirstion, Vomiting.
Thirst, &c., and ton remove the effects of Errors el Eating and
the cock-pit called the bar; nay, the Peculiar aroma : inetead, birds of coil omen, the raven an 1 the crow, of Mr. and Mrs. Bliss, and their two children. Drinking. Prime Ti. 9.1, and is, Al.
which infested the densely-packed Sessions House, and a. . the .;
hover al ...e ....r, or settle on the broken surface of the THROAT lIMTATIon.—Tho throat and windldlie are
an inipertant wart on the now of the smilingly-eon- moor. rnowour liable to inflammation. causing soreness and
firlentlal usher, who crammed me into what he play- When the little town of stavistock, the local capital dryness, tickling and irritation, inducing cough and
fully called a vacant restos,—all stand nut as bright. of the house of Russell, has been left some half-dozen e!feliostre the i vii:je,eii.,F. orGtiheee,er
ilitlobta.biss use glyetrlie.n.• in
n.
spots in memory when I think of my first glimpses or mile.; behind, when every loophole thr,ugh which any s thefactions'', being in proximi7to the glands at the ese
moment
the great man. elimpee of humanity and civilisation could be caught they are excited by the act of sucking, becomes actively
Months, rolled on, and, impelled by a strange has heesi effectually closed up, a sudden turn in the healing. ed, and le. boxes (by post 14 stamps), labelled
fascination, I frequently male one of the crowd of road, just past the modeldwellings of the ntone-quarries "James Kew and Co., llonermathic Chemiste, 48,
lookers-on at the Tielthorne Trial. Sir John (now 1 (ro the right, reveals the palace above mentioned— Threeeneedle-street, and lifl, l'icatilly, London."—Sold
Lord) Coleridge is for ever associated in . that palace which is a prison— lying in a basin formed in Weymouth by J. Y. Williams, chemist, 0, St. Alban's-
my mind with "Should you be surprised to hear?" Iby the hills. It in the present home of the "unhappy row. _
shall never see • worn wriggling on a hook without nobleman." A riles-tin of bare walla, with the mein Fi E TS. pILEFTIC FITS OR FALUNO SICKSILSIL A
certain niethrsi of cure hag been discovered for this die-
thinking of the cropped hair, swarthy, shaven, irson-barred slits wnieh are idled windows, enclosing tressing complaint by a physician, who is desirous that
uneasy, nervous. face, and indescribably Itemish-priernt eareow court.. ; a cleektewer in the centre; an all sofferers may benefit from this providential discovery:
air of Mr. Ihugent, "genealogist and antiquerY, entranee-arch, over which is the msenption Perrot it in never known to fail, and will cure the most hopeless
when under the agonies. 14 crown..., xamination. The sebeetia—eurely it should have run, in modern Italian. case after all other means have been tried. Full particulars
grizzled crown and nigger features of meor,
to o
reelectable. )ove. fe °gni sprrareo, ebe. •, nearly opposite, perched will besent ferment to any person free of charge—Address :
old, man-servant Bogle, listening with black hand n a coninlanding eminence,from which the country for Mr. Witeienele, Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park, London.
ear, as if trying to insert therm Jenne comprehensinn miles round is visible, a signal-tower, guarded by !IFFK
this inunTn Irny litanies
ovßeLraftitli —o;rhheer. marked superiority of
of the subtleties of British law; the chivalroun hardi- eentinel-warders night and day,to remind the prisoners, ation of its merits by the public' Ism been aftenagrglrecb;
hood of the "Major" Barlow, whose memory was so as they we it from the yard below, or as they look up the usual results, viz., a flood of imitations: tke
minute, and who has since distinguished himself by
lat it from the fields or roadways, when they are merit of the latter mainly consists in the ingenuity
appearing an an Abyssinian envoy in Egype, to be , marched out to hedge and to ditch, to dig and to build, exerted, not simply in imitating the square shape hut
promptly put into slurance vile there by the 1 that te attempt to encore is a deeparate game, not on making the general amtearance of the wrappers resemble
authorities; the late Wizard of the North, dignified the the whole worth playing : this is Dartmoor Prison, that of the genuine article. The Manufacturers beg there-
and calm, as if saying serenely, "There is no 1 The village, which lies scattered about it, seems fortVo caution all buyers to see " Reckitt's Paris Blue" on
oleceptioon ;" the Minxes Ansterson, his fair slaughters, , dominated by the influence of the establishment. ewe, e °
1 elmvieCßeeSlE YOUR INCOME.— Any one May
in pretty hate, the law in spectacles sketching the ! Gangs .4 criminals are working at different pointn, and
materially effect this by tutdertaking an Agency for
great man, while the other, whose features were at different kinds of open.air lielltstiies, under the e.,HE DRAPER'S PURE TEA COMPANY. The Tea is pure
familiar from her intereeting habit of going to onleez supervision of officers of the prism, who, watch their i
clairvoyantly on the top of a walking-stick, look 1 every movement. Elsewhere one encounters a detach- and delicious. ready for immediate distribution in I-lb ,
laughingly over her sister's shoulder; Mr. Hawkins, 1 ment of sonic two dozen slowly tramping to or fnim tilb , and }-Ib. sealed Packets. Noe lectecz is
now the judee, whose precise title has exercinest the their cells, olragging, it may be seine heavily- EIitTIRED. OnCC turd, alma I/11 Ull,(1. For Tex-ms I
aPln Y
Lord Chief Baron no severely, stern and relentless aa laden " trolly," subject to the same kiwi of lynx-eyed e.,.,-,° . ,e
to I ndon Offices Et, Red Lion Court, Canaan-street,
a wigged and banded Jove, as he ptirimell the recrea- generalship. Not a word canapes their lips ; but those f' ,
E.C. Agent in aTURMINSTER NEWTON, T. HAWKINS ;
in utILLINOHAII J. D YIS I Batt D • t
Drapers la most
ti-in ( f impaling Mr. Baigent ; Miss Bneine, knitting who are versed in such communications may detect the
Tows and Villai'ree. 4
calmly, and emitting most when imputations againet interchange of miens, a forefinger extended or a thumb „
1- (.0.1. TSAR IN PIRPF.CTION. POLAND, ROBERTsON
her were thickest met heaviest' ',the family" and I depressed, which conveys a whole sentence in their 4 teee punt, Taus, Ouarnoted by Government Inspection
their friends, none of whom I will name, for they had mute ',vocabulary. Apparently they take no heat of can be obtained in air-tight packets in quantities ranging
enough unwelcome puelicity,—all seemed to me , what goewoon rsounol theue Yet there is not a person from Two Ounces to One Pound, of most respectable
satellite! revolving around and bearing in the supreme e-ho leases unobserved -by the eyes so practised in Grocers, Chemists, Bakers, Confectioners, Stationers and
effulgence of the great man. At other times I suitor cunnine glances, not a new face or fresh arrival in others, in all towns and villages throughout the United
hirn followed by a cheering tinned on his way to ansl the village which is unrecorded in their mental Kingdom, at prices from is. per lb. and upwards. The
trom Court, he leaning forward in his brougham to : visitors' list. The children, in whom the place aliened, L c
lei are respectfully requested to ask for Polant,
bow acknowledgment; with grave c o ompsure ;or see the dismal spectacle cof the men oof ill-favoured bertson &Co 's Pure Teas, which are guaranteed to be
unadulterated. An A lb. Tin of pure teattent carriage raid to
delivering speeches at an enthusiastic meeting of his , countenance, chid in the prinon-olrees, working or
. any Railway Station in the United Kingdom on receipt of
admirers, which speeches were most country- ! marching pest with no emotioon of pity or Wonder. Post Office Order. For particulars of agency apply to the
gentlemanlike in their bold and ungrammatical ' That the centre-piece of their village should be a gaol, London Warehouses, Curtain Road, E.C.
Inconsequence, rare once when he spoke of the jon'Y, and that ilieverdn oil a thousand . a its population should ...........--
"which stopped my case," as " half-bred melte, a be convicts, must seem an natural to these Dartmoor
phrase more graphic than polite ;or shooting pigeons boys and girls an the heavenward-pointing tower of
at rosy hte Warner's:: sr olriving with a very gaily- the *deem fano, the daily services, the clerical pnoces-
dressed lady, who was Paid not to be the wife sem, to those whose cradle is A cathedral town.
endowed with "timbers :' but whereever anol when- bane motet be the favourite genie of these
ever, always as a great public character, admired, , a prism-wardership their ambitioon ; a prison-
beloved, respected. boy name of the loudest-voiced and e‘e, Aereo-typed parental threat in their fractious
hardest-lunged of his fellow-countrymen. and rebellious bourn.
Once, and (once only, I was brought into familiar The prison dinner-hour, half-past eleven, has gone
communication with him in the sweet scantity d
"- : by some time. and I am admitted within the gieemy
private life, and saw him as a celebrity at home. ! eaten, allowed to enter the different winks of the
Taken by a friend to the fashionable hotel already- I building, • both these which consist of cells, and those
named on the afternoon of the 2nd Meech 11112, we occupied by work-room,,— am shown the latest
were met at its entrance-hall by !sumptuously solemn imierovements in prirem acbitecture, and have explained
serving-men in black who, repeating after us g,, ro. +an oi-inaples oil whioh the criminal realm is
deferentially, and as if there were comfoort in the In the newest portion of the bending,
words, "Sir Peoger 'Pkhborne !" conducted us noiee- e.... .., winch are of-stouts, awl considerably larger
lessly up-stairs, and announced us with an air Of 1 ' those of earlier construetien, whowe partition,
reened good-breeding I hare never heard simonised. ore of corrugated iron, rise now upon row to the
There Was a alight stir amougthe twentygentlemen erne , of four stories. Nothing could 110 Immo lerfect
aseentbled in the drAwing-roonm ; fee our names were . e construction or the ventilation of the edifice,
new to them in this connection. It was a meeting of from top to bottom and all through, is the work
Sir Roger's " frietele,"—c.J subwribeni to the expenses or prison-labour. There is nothing here apparently cof
th of e lew-auit, of shareholders more or lees dianatisfied ' which
fire could seize hold. The staircase which
in the great man,--and Its object was to consider the , 'eerie to the top oof the building is iro on, and iron are the
expediency of a further "whip" to fight the battle to : galleries running round the cells. Here, as elsewhere,
the end. It slid not seem a very cheerful gathering 1 everything, speaks of aboolnte surrender of liberty, ot,
and we perhaps revived waning hopes by representing , the utter impossibility of breakine the e.ealmis et tot
to the eye of fancy fresh believers prepared to testify 1 net which Justice has wreeu nedid the guilty man.
to the faith by eubserptions. But I looked in vain for lAn is ailent, isteng inipenetrable. Yet something
the large object of idoltory. "Sir Roger," was 1
. there is even bere which retninde me of liberty. Some:
nowhere to be seen. There was Lord Monson, leokine I hie or other there has strayed into this huntari page
rather weary of the whole core.ern , lilt. Belpit, the , from the outside world a binl,—it is hut a sparrow,—
justice of the piece ens' benker, agreeably confinlen- 1 whose chirp and twitter met eurely sound like a
tied; Mr. Meehan), the great man's financial agent, : taunt and gibe to the 'widener.' ears AS the band are
whe was whispered to be 'in for many "thous, ! marched out of their cells to the exercise-yard, to the
feverishly cheerful and ostentatiously confident; Mr. woorleohoope, to their labour in the prison-farm or the
Guildferd Onslow, chatty, argumentative, bland, and prienn-fielols. The rest oof the esbablinhment is of
oelf-convincing ; 'the oldest tenant on the estates," a much earlier slate, and some of it is now etandine in
prosiac farmer with a bovine face, who maundered a which the French prisoners were confined during the
little about the Tichborne dole ; a foreign gentleman Peninsuler war. It is in this older part, in one ef ti.
from the City, who said openly that he regarded the iron and smaller celle, that the mitre py eobeettuni It
whole thing an " a spec, and should not grumble if cenened.
he loot his stake', and a rank anol file of men, youni i But where i I e wee e have failed to detect his
and old, who had all put money on the great man, ant TfCO.ll,-c emora 'the reeiments of coonvicin whom I
taken "the Tichborne bonds" as blithely as if h he'.
---1 i 'moo neen cenolowted through coourts and yards. I
undertaken to jump in a sack se - lireb a ierettaY le'leo have not observed the Lonelier form in any of these
or fight a Mart h's ovr, weigha and shoe There were workshops, Irib:re there have been carpenter's buay at
\, in. utsmuits, etel cigars on the side-table, of which their tench, or blockoniths at their forge. I have
the finance minister invited everybody to partake. walked round the heoln on which the sufferers in the
Mr. Bloxharn'e very skipp aces-ins the room to pour sont ! hospitable were outstretched, and I have not noticed
sherry seemed artificially gay, like middle-eyed 1
1 apnirrzet them the features of "Sir Roger." I have
Vivacity in tight boots' and We were all quietly, nut 1 down rown of thoemakers in a room specially
not uncheerfully, expectant, like a funeral peal I devoted to them; have seen criminal cooks preparing
waiting for the sill, when the taller and more i the food of the eetablishment in tLe greet • proem:
whiskered of the two servitor, in solemn black opened kitchen; and neitherheve reed, - wheee knee Ireeogniised
the door quietly once more, announced one, &more; the beesireols 01 sinister, dejected, deeperate,
"SIR ROGER TiclinoP.NE.” ellenose. facer; welch 'lave scrutinised, anything that
It was his sherry we were olrinliwe, bis cigars we I 'could poseibly identify as the resonant of the sleek
..i..oked, hirn none, we otioupieol ; And as we rune to countenance an jol heavy owl of my erewhile host of
geeet him he bowed an espy wehoome, snot tacked ('ex's Hotel. Yet am I not deetinoxl to mien him. I
with ponderous ease slowly up the zigzag lane am not, indeed, to be boonoural with a formal neer-
we formeol in roar pleasurable excitement, until tion from the great man. Lam not tole admitted into
he reached the fireplace, snot placed himself in the that curieusly conetructed prenence-chamber, which
attitude dear to Englishmen. The few strangers consists of three compartmentn, separated by iron
present were introduced, or should I say presented. I bars, one of which is entered by the Claiinant, anothei
had the happineas to touch his plump white hand, by the distinguished visitors—Mr. Guildford Onnlow
Surely he was the most self-poesessed man in all the and Lent Rivers, ter example—the warder 'twisting
world. The times, as you will see presently, were in the narrow space between the two. Still lam not
critical indeed. 'Yet there he stood in fashionable disappointed in the main oloject of my pilgrimage to
black morning-coat and waiscoat of a glossy-ribbed Dartmoor. lam now about to be shown one of the
material, which seemed somehow appropriate to his most important delswtmente Of criminal indnatry, the
size, with well-cut trounce and bright-leather shoes, tailoring department, which mipplies not nerdy thc.
one shapely hand in pocket, and with the other prison-wardenn with their nniforme, tut, tic a great
twiddling an insignificant piece of writing-paper, as if extent, the Metropolitao. Peitee SA Vita . Something
about to twist it into a cigar tight. His genet-ling ;. tell., eoe betore I have entered the building, that I here
his must- a gold chain stretching teem pocket td shall ice Ike mite. Something tells me, some subtle
pocket of his Wainteont, * if to curb in its enormous indescribable influence, immediately I have set soy
girth ; his bloodstone watch seal with the Tichborne foot inside the threshold, that lam In his presenee.
crest; his narrow neck-tie, corner-drooping white It is a apache's n.Olll, moue than a hundred feet long,
collar, and reposing double chin; his massive flabby and tolerably lofty. The air Is full of nines common
face ; and his emotionless mine—suggested a ma* of to a tailors workehop—the click ..f the scissors, as
tastefully-ornamented whale-blubber in broadcloth they cut the cleth, anol the whir oof sewing machines.
rather than a man. It or he puffed audibly, At one end is a compartment in which men are
as he interchanged civilities politely enough— storing the completed goods, or entering a list of them
indeed with heavy dignity—though with a peculiar in books, seated the while at a desk. All else are
air of having been wound up like a mechanical engaged in various stages of the actual manufacture
grampus. And then, with the true regal air of con. of the clotbee themseives. At least a hundred mtun
ferring an obligation on humanity, the affable man- be thus employed.; some cutting out, scans Lenieee
monster opened his mouth to epeak. Peer, legislator, some swift-.y plymg needle and tere.we ; auks, tin
money-lenders, oldest tenant, justice of the peace, City whom the linieg of the ,e-eizeuta seetris to be specially
speculator, rank and file—how eargerly we prepared intrusted, voreine awe, et the "Little Wanner, "or
to listen! "I've some rather curious news' (puff —perot b uhat• dime name the manufacture of Messrs.
—puff) "for you, gentlemen" (pant- p:,,e—puff), Singer It Co. may be cellesk
waving the scrap of writing-paper as if he kaff thought Can I see him? Is he here? I can, and he is. Few,
of throwing It amongst us to scramble for so dia- perhal, of theme who remember the bugs bloated
interested was his wish to amuse no children: "the form, incased in prosperous broadcloth, relieved by the
jury" (puff—pause--puff) "have" (puff—sip—puff) ample expanse of shirt front, would ietasolise in the
" MAPPed my case" (VIM : "here is the note" (puff) figure at which I am gazing yonder the erewhile
" announcing it" (puff), "which was brought to use client (of the great firm of Baxter, Row, r_..d leiatoe.
just now" (puff--emile—p(tff). Yet I notice, I identify him at o tee i ste I fitter, he too
To say he was serenely imperturbable would be to seems aware of a streege p.esemee esomewhere near; he
imply he could be perturbed which would be to do looks epeend jos I. moment—only a moment—our eyes
Injustice to his ineffable calm.' It was a bright money newt. Ha is seated in a woolen stool just under a
afternoon outside, yet the whole room, &eery f vein Window somewhat below the middle of the room. By
the first, became grayer aed mope ...sabre. There was his side is a pile of the material employed for the abeve-
rage, fear, eiseppointieent, defeat, on every face but mentioned °net-lining,. In front is a sewing-machine.
thas'ol the great man. There was chill silence for a He in haw now moon some piece ; it in oloone ;
moment, during which one practical man helloed him- he tosses it lightly to a fellow lalsoirer seated dote to
self to two glasees of sherry; and then the chorus broke him, and then, with an inexprenible belt so! su cereices
out It matters little what they said, or bow they and dejection, proceeds to take m : r.ottec location 1a
broke themselves in their impotent anger against the I a potential coat, rnd eo:.ne ibrenigh the name operation,
firmness of the superior being, who simply gazed abort tka Ices e sinking the machine, the eyes intent upon
him, and gasped occinionally, re wae owl hapit "La
een task of securing regularity in the stitches in the
afterwards, • ' late an atiable seal." E earyhodY seem machine-needle. Surely there is something else of
to talk at cinee, to protdist, to inveigh, and to threaten, strangeness about those eyes, save the fact that they
Presently he was sent for "to attend a consultation Dee sunken and dull? In a moment I perceive that
down at Westminster," he remarked; and then the "Sir Roger" has taken to spectacles. NN'hy he wears
alarm became pitiable. "You will come back, Sir p them, who shall say? It may he that the vision which
Roger !" plaintively cried one " in'' for many " thous." wee so keen and sure to guide the aim in the " tonnes-
Yes, of course he would come back; and so we waited meet of doves" at Hendon has become faint and
—a dismal peaty indeed—until afternoon faded into weak in the seclusion of Dartmeor. It may be—but I
evening, and the shadows in the gloomy room grew do not think it is—a wish to make his disguise as corn-
darker and more menacing. Many men dropped and plete as possible. It may be—and perhaps that is
edged quietly away • a faithfal few remained, and these the most likely expLanation —a morbid vanity which
were amply rewarded by the appearance of their finds a pleasure and satisfaction in anything that may
marmite hero, puffing placidly, and to all appearance as attract notice or move sympathy. The coarse share-
torPidly happy as if he had been drawing dividends at leas jacket of mudoly-yellow canvas conceals the Mit.
the Bank. Those who pestered him with questions, line of the figure; yet even thus, it ia easy to see how
being anxious for their "thous," he quietly rebuked; recleeed i. the Lem. The face is ehrunken, and pallid
to those who waited patiently and gave hitaylnane, ne as of old f the body is relieved of his huge surplusage
WOO afT.-8417 0044 &wet Seriesent Mae, of flabby corpulence. In a word, those physical
(*m wOnflowsw"big in "our Hampshire waters." attributes which made Thome. Castro what he once
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for an occasional misplacement of a crucial gross bulk of bang are essential oxonditi.onn of personal
"a," his conversation was that of an urbane elentity, he whom Iwe there in eonvire'n garb, plying
and kindly gentleman. Let others rave of disappoint- I his mechanical task, is not the same man whose
inept, he would "(she a little brandy-and-water, 1 sherry I sipped, and whose cigars I smoked, five years
feeling tired," and chaff them vely--for his ineffable ' ago, in Jermyn-street, St. James's.
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MOS" SOLPhallakil them he could give the.,. Well Dow? Does he torture himself by aconiefing &Relate
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