The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-12-30 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER SO, 18'79.

But Saturday was not the Amok of the meat show.
At Kr. J. Hansford's establishment in
the meat was not in the least inferior in quality
scarcely in quantity on Tuesday this week. There
was an abundance of prime meat exhibited which
found a reedy sale.

Talking of butchere,lfancy as the great
gastronomic event (Ch ) approaches, they are
all more or less possessed of • periodical insanity,
which was this season developed as strongly as ever.
T., a highly nervous visitor at the Shambles, the Insane
manner in which • butcher rushes at him with a
murderous-looking knife in one hand and a steel in
the other, rather induces him to make his exit minus •
purchase. I was rather struck with the ascetic taste
of an elderly butcher who occupied a solitary stand in
the lower Market-hoe. e;he is often to be seen on
special market days, and am he is regarded by his
brother butchers as somewhat of • public curiosity, he
will repay a visit. I raw him very early on Saturday
morning in a very unfavourable light, that of his lantern,
for the first streaks of Aurora were yet invisible. In
that uncertain light he was rushing about and anon
hovering over his favorite joints, Owing here a sprig
of holly and there a branch of mistletoe. He had no
" Jemmies " in stook, or it would undoubtedly have
reminded one of the fabled 13lue•beard arranging the
heads of his murdered mistresses.

Early this weeks .on of Moses called upon me, and
although I told him most emphatically I should not
be a purchaser, he persisted in opening hie orthodox
mahogany box, and exposed his tnnketa Finding the
more costly articles did not Induce me to buy, he
brought to light some questionable looking pasta
diamonds, arranged with evident taste upon embossed
leaves, astonishingly cheap, and hinted their suitability
as Christmas decorations. —The bare idea; Jewish
ornaments for a Christian festival

"Thou shalt not covet thy neighbour's goods ; " but
last week the artistic arrangement of a publican's goods
In South-street proved too great a temptation for a
lover of the fragrant weed, who also showed a propen-
sity for liquor, for no sooner was the publican's back
turned, than he commenced to appropriate to himself
some invigorating beverage and choke " smokes." But
Bonif ace wa. COO nimble for him, and emanating from
a rear parlour caught him in the act. We shall not
hear of thew erratic doings in the police court, as the
offender has promised to be a good boy for the future.
The grocers have at last discovered that the
custom of presenting Christ,m.vi boxes to some of their
customers has been much abused, and they have con-
sequently sent forth an edict proclaiming their inten-
tion of discontinuing the usage for the future. There
is no doubt the system has been shamefully abused,
and many families by resorting to unfair means have
secured sufficient " pudding" ingredients to last out
until the advent of the New Year. The grocers have
signed a treaty, unanimously agreeing to stand by
their decision under a penalty of ri (to be devoted to
the Bridport Cottage Hospital) for each violation of
the same.

And In it Is, good ruder, la ads everyday world. We
No quietly (you kaow how). It bears fruit, sad we masa
and green, sad sigh sod weep. because we have brought
tr Alble on ourselves.
Olohas began to feel very weary, and her little coca-
maims mented to divine her want, far eh* Pans__,Wd tn. •
Niautiful hid. cottage Sot so ref, far fra •'u 1••• in=
hastened their steps. It wag so lovely ; flowers
In will Itucuriance Gated*, birds gang, sod it did look so
cool and rel,eat:oas. Odd's, premed her letter to her
heart, sad thought that she would read it when she had
retreated herself inside the cottage. As old woman, Teri
r okled, very ugly, very molted, and very cram, whom
nue et twinkled in a very unpleasant mamma; demanded
their bum 11• Al
" We want food and reek" said the little lady.
" Well, you moot pay for it with gold."
In dismai 0 loline remembered that she had no money.
8114 looked at her little friend, who held out • golden coin.
" in, go in," said the creators wrathfully, "I doe%
want your mousy.'
How good that rest maread. "Now I shall read my
letter," said °lolls', as she made herself quite omnforte
*Ma on vouch, and read :
" My most lovely Odollae,—l am about to leave you to
win fortune, go that I may return and claim you for my

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LH at once Mr attention was arneted by homing • IMP
votes say—" I say, 81-bul. what se Idiot that Flacon
must be. Z•abla la *yea now making love to soothes.
prinoms He has only to get the cabinet. and then he will
Imtrr, her."

Iv she pretty I" &eked another mice.
" Not so lovely as (Moline. Bat what foish creatures
Shoes mortals .o.; we know more than they do. That
oosorilod fellow Z dd. don't care for Odoline as much so
In doss for Ur own littlo anger —"
11. does r shrieked °Johns
" H.t ha when will abs get the bey r laughed a mock-
ing votes. and tho poor girl was left alone in darkness and
miiwry.

CHAPTER
How bitterly Ololine began to feel the lose of her key I
Ah there wee another little secret attached to It. loss;
she had not told tilimoline Use whole truth, now she began
to feel ewe that she had not. How well she remembered
Vat eventful day when she lint it She met Zedda. and
while talking she had thrown him the key, telling him of
It. power over the cabin.,, which no other key mild open.
She totl bins if her jewels--of her treasures that the
cabinet eonttined —exquisite paintings, rare inannscripta,
but she did not know that no one amid approach the
cabinet if her godonother so willed it, but herbal/ and
Odoline, even with the real key. He trek the key In his
band air! rzuninel It, and then returned it to her. When
he wished her sood.bye he clamped her to Isis heart, and on
arrival at home the key we. gone. No one can know her
agony at its loss. iihe remembered all this now, sitting
In her loorlimbre and misery. And then to hear awe
birds talking, it was simply unbeatable-, she rum up, and
stamped her toot, with pusion. He to dare to trifle with
her ia that manner. Wile forgot that she had given him
the Power But no, he could not. It was unit the.
miserable birds' chatter. All at once she remernisered her
wishes 8 she shut her eyes and wished that she might
ate him Jost as he waa, if be loved her or not. She opened
them, and beheld the reception room of a palace. It was
with richly deemed
ladiesand gentlemen. On
throngedsorse eat the king, and by his side his daughter.
Moline listened intently as one of the kinee servants
made • proclamation that shortly a grand wedding would
take place between his daughter and a foreign prince—
Prince Zedde, who intended giving the primer a splendid
cabinet, the like of which was never seen. It was in his
father's country, and be was about to return to fetch it.
Then there was • crush of expectation. as Zedda—yes, it
wise he—cans• forward carrying Odoline's tact key. It
was laid on • golden salver. Kneeling he presented it to
the princess with many words of love and homage. He
told of the treasures that the cabinet contained; and
added that se won as the wedding-day was fixed he would
return end fetch it. So a not verzilligatant day was named.
Said Zeida, "Host gracious may I implo you re y
to pat the key in • place of safety ; for I have an enemy
who Is trying to get it Indeed that Is a reason why I did
not bring thr cabinet with me. I thought It would be
safer to bring them both separately." Said the king, "Put
ir in my strong thee% in Castle Dilbey, on the mountain
of thtetlee." So they placed in it • strong case and
carried it away. Slowly the scene faded, leaving (Moline
still more wretched. She set down under a tree in despair.
It was hard ;she remembered how be had coaxed from her
nearly everything concerning the cabinet, and all for this.
She wee too sad and grieved to stamp her foot now, and
tkere she sat in • pensive attitude with her hands before
her. She was startled by bearing • joyous gong resound-
ing through the air, accompanied by • manly tramp,
tramp, tramp, and the singer ram* in eight he had bright
oat brown hair and a general look of one to be trusted.
He saluted Odoline reepectfully, and enquired if eke was ill.
"Oh, no, butt am turd and heartreore."
"I am overload that one go young sad flair should be
ie such trouble,' be rstern.d in snob • gymPaimi
way that (Moline wee almost tempted to tell hirolhtbil
• seem of shame forbade her. But she did tell him of
her key, and her marsh for and of her utter Inability
to think what to do next. How pityingly he looked at
her Said he. "I have an amulet to wear round the
neck, made of a pearl. It opens, and inside Ls this inscrip-
tion—' Just think.' Will you accept it and wear it until
you get your keyl It will help you, and be 'something for
you to rely on.' Thenklally Odoloss accepted it. Re
placed it round her neck. "Come," be said gently, "1
V'lna iv° rtlfr"o"e. EhGrSto dointhaefell:utdhgedTn.d direction
jai toit: coat yvm‘e r
El rid be stranger, "I know your father, and am
going to en-. bit,; mad I know your borer also."
"Zelda r She rubel with • deep bins:,
"No. he is not y.iur liner; I.ut your own true one, who
toy s coo, although you do not hint, I mean Prince Oln."
" I do not want I, hear about him " sh, said lietleraly.
A shade of sop°, swept over tbe ;Olinger. face. Now
they were approaching • very steep bill, and began to
eacen.l it. Toe Nun mute out, and the ti-ree beat brat on
their bend. Floe tewed and swenied them, and got in
tbrir noetrile ; the algid blew the duet into their eves.
"Must we go to the top r °doling asked almost In

00, we must. Onuses, from the top you cue see the
moontatn, where the key la
For some time longer they etruzgled end toiled up the
bill; he helping her no mochas be could, although the toil
woe lust is hard for him a• her.
" I can hem title no longer." she exclaimed, and shut
hwr eyca, and wished she was at the top of the kill. She
opened them, and there she wee, but alone aegis.
"Oh sir strange,. where ire your ohs vied. Then
was a tarter little hied balancing himself cons true just Deer.
" Oh," said he, "be • gone. You are such. goose that
you .too't think of anything."
"I/idn't h• give you something r
Why didn't you look at it first? Don't you think that
he wee tired as well as youl What silly tants you men
and w.tuten are. Why I would haws fouod the key
directly. if! had been so stupid a• to lose it. But you
go wends ring here and then without any plan whatever."
"O Kneel little bird, teU to. whnt to do. I its so lonely,
and ao helpleea"
" Try to help yourself." and away he dew rejoicing in
the sunlight.
. .

And now °Johns began to diecover that ohs moat really
help hers-lf, although it was doing eomething to wh ch
she am iniaccuetonisd. 13, eh* determined in the first
place to lgek at the mount In, where warn the cacti.; and
she WS, ',veining to feel that the must make it her work
to get to the guile, and not coin ouch an Mmlses faahion
at her duty. Between her and the mountain lay a
large like, sail a thick wood. She drew forth her amulet.
and tticrs were the worde—" Just think." Simple words,
but big with meanie& She sat horse), down, and de-
termined to do so. Suddenly another bird began to sing
so joyously it seemed as though ita little heart would
I,mak in Ps imitesy of song. It comfortel Odoline not a
little. After some thought, she decided to go on. and we
what ow .lied her. She remembered that she had only
three wishoe left, and they began to grow very pnreiona.
You eft the results of kit Liking !b. advice if the
amulet, and you know how much "evil is wrought for
11!°!!!.th°901-". .

Littlo bud, why ala you slag so beautifully I As• you
ma happy ohs asked the little creature, which was still
pouring out a flood of melody.
I ano alai because ons I love is pleaesal. One day I
broke nay wing, and a gentle stranger bound it up again,
and took care of me until it wee better, and now he is
pleEI slag for j,,y."
" d why lobs pleased r
me you love looked at him little amulet."
"Tdlm. his nuns. Do, little birdie,"
" I cannot. You will sae hies again ; but 0 fair lady,
he Is II" good, better than Zed la, the erusi Hie soft whits
howls d:lighted to torture us poor hairdo Ha killed ray
wife, UPI h I killed toy children.
flow strange Ololine felt to hear bar lover spoken of in
this menus,; how &shamed, how her cheeks burned ht the
Id.. that he bed hissed them.
. . .

--kucT,-joilri;;FoOiCei; reader, fu.t think if you have •
lover who in eta you slily. who kimee you, and Wks about
Foe to other men as being so food of or to "sweet" on him.
Just think before yin meet saeh creatures, for there ire
not many men who will meat • woman, whom they should
"delWit to honour,' on the sly.
o.lolina triad to put them thoughts frond har. and armed
herself up for her work. She began to feel wonderfully
lightnearted, and tripped down the hill rapidly, she even
began to burn • nog softly to herself, whoa, as she
entered the wood, 444091 d a once-loved form !rating for
her. How bd r heart heat when she saw Zelda waiting
for her. and the blush of shame one• more burnt her
cheek. fla beamed to meet ber, sad said—
"o. in, dearest, howl have been searciting for you. I
wentto your home, but you had gotta to And your ker,
which they told me you had lost. How did you lose it,
mr dearest
" You know, bad man : yen kok it"
my lova f'
" Yee You wanted it far your princess. Now let mit
peas to find nay. key teals."

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Bhe stamped her fait and looked so beautiful in her
anger that Z Ada admired her all the more.
"Loe me g with you In your search. I will help yon.
Let ui go hack again, maybe the key will hare been found
by 1Y.15.0110 else.
."
"No ; I know where it is. I saw you present it to your
lady-100.. and I heard you say It wee to he put into •
etroog place," ad she walked away and loft him. But her
heart WWI eery sore, she could not quite forget their happy
dais Ile walked seri 41y in another direction, with a
very angry heart nod a eery wicked will.

CHAPTER 111.
The trees were plants I very thickly together, and some
of the houghs caught Odeline's hair • others caught her
dress and tore it, briars pricked her hands until the blood
came thorns pierced her feet; indeed, it seemed es thottet
the trees had Pinpired to tormeot her, as, indeed. *key
had, for the wood belonged to Zelda' motheret.=
wicked old witch; but still she struggled on, sad p
her amulet to her bosom. Rho knew the *roods and
although ehe hesan to le a'reld that she would have to
ute another of her wishes, yet she did nut want to do ea,
for she bed mkoy penis to pest, she told Install with •
weary deb. 80e struggled on for some tame longer, and
just in front of her she sew a cool arbour, whoa she
reached it ehe talk down on the seat slake.% fainting, she
closed her eyis, and teemed to hear • voted that she knew
comforting her, iend murmuring loving weeds of counsel
and rooms e; but when sbe opened them again she wee algae.
On the table wee • cup of cold water end food. How
eagerly she ate and drank, sod how n freaked she wan.
And she felt she mast go on again, for now that she lad
decided what to do, shit was eerier to do it. The aspect of
the wood had cheer d„ roses bloomed ; • wontierful variety
of dowtrt enticed bar t stay fend look et their beauty, or
tubas heir delicious perfume. In the cup of a Illy was a
I irety little lady, who began to sing to bit; but something
seemed to urge her on, sod happening to look bock with •
kind nod, the lovely lady was leering at her in • veiT
hideous manner. . . _

god-rnotleer, bow glad I am to me you
again. lam marching so carefully for my ker. indwrit
I know *here It ia," exclaimed (Moline in extreme
delight, as ahe recognised Btmolins bastealag through Um
wood to most hot.
"I .me, glad, my child, persevere." "end oh, foriOre ms
for not belling you All the truth about Zedda there
was loch an angry rush of wind through the Into, we
almost to hi ter the sposkor any.
" Immo it all, any doer; boll cannot May, for I may
he csught by Zeddis mother. Here are three leans, say
timing y u want to a., wish, and blow on them But
before you do so, look at your amulet.-
" Thank you, but tell ON the atrangar's name who pve
II to me."

tio, I most not, but at the mid of your journey he will
be waiting for you. Hs is always watching and guarding
you so ler as be can, for he loves you so much. Good-bye
my chilel," and ono gnu mak Marina ()Johns with
renewed c wrap in bar heart, and a Joyfol feeling thrill-
ing through her. hod she began to think of her father.
whom commands she had set at nought. and who loved
ber to much ; but whet eras that. W)131,011. trbonitig
kos bunted on bat could not Ind out who a was. still abs
hewd the groaaa geid • fox. "1 know where she is, she
Ii hart very much, a broach 1011 00 her at.. sad broke
You were talking what jest now. Shall I lied the why r
" you it mast be Simoline."
The fox led hat In a winding fashion about the wood
Into • Gam The wind War chill and and. her giver. In
an owner, 1194414 d 14% WM • darn groaning and maw
In my Plauvils.

"I age an wary yes aft bosh god•rnother let sae ewe
wire It Y. seams I csa NM It tip.'
•yie elm "I shall die, I shall di*, Mee
me." Set • little doubt began to And • place in °daisies
heart The yaws was harsh, very unlike Simoline's; but
she steeped down to remove tim" covering, and the mea-
-1 ture sprang up and caught her in its arms, held her
tightly, end Bed with her to the innermost reemem of the
cave, the fox trottinx along the aide. Wag It fancy I
Odoline thought she beard • voice say "Don't be
afraid,-and courage II thee heart when she remembered
that the stranger wee watching over Mr. In • great
hurry the witeh—Zedd e's nue her—thrust something Into
Dioline'e mouth.
"Ha 1 ha NJW you can't wish," laughed the fog
" Simolha• won't help you now. Ha! bar
"No. me pretty dvar, you shall stay here until you
marry Z Mda. You know Nils your true lover."
" I won't marry him" 0 loltee mid feebly.
"Then you shall be • toad, my es iv, a nasty toad—."
" With a Jewel in her head,' croaked the fog. "Hal,
ha where's the kay r
" lam Zedda's mother, end this is my wood, and I can
do anything! like with any,ne in it"
" No, you can't. someone ie watching me," said
(Moline again. The old woman leered at bet, and bade
her lo is to sleep, and sleep until elie came hack. And
there was °donee with no pow T to wish, with no idea
whatever of wishing. like • I'iatlfsjl statue. The
little birds bopped and twittered ahou: this lovely
led,. The little squirrels mom and peered at her
with their bright WOO and w, elated how she came
there, but still she slept on. The Mars came out—the
" forget-menota of meek " the mom sailed altig
the deep blue sky in calm majesty; b. dew cesee fortE
silently, and refreshed th. Lira; and turned Into
diamonds beneath the touch el • fairy hand; it insinuated
itself amongst tee dusty grass, did this silent dew, and
refreshed it, and washed away the duct; but all qulctly
•nd gently, and silently, bit powerfully. But still she
slept and Zedria came, and 'lnted over her beauty,
and gloried in the keowledge 'het me was In his power
at last. Bat while he was looklng at her, 5M slowly
opened her eyes and looked at lam.
"Dearest, be mine, and 1.111 release you.'
"No, never," and her eyes el wed again.
"This wool do; eh* does not know anything. She has
no will. I must get har out of this alter.' Hi stamped
on the ground, aad a dwarf appeared.
" Lty the table in the stlifer-h he said, and the
dwarf disappeared. Thes z•rd lifted her up
In his arms and carried her into the hall, wbere the feast
wee spread, and such • rocs as this inlverehall Is rarely
seen. The walls glistened with frosted slyer, and *hone
with burnished silver; rich c •'tee, covered with pale
blue, enticed the weary linalw to reef. Be. rything was
chaste and lovely. Slowly 0 h tin., opened her nyee, of let
Zedda bad waved • wand b fore her fa. e, and again
looked at &rids.
Wily me you here!" she asked.
"Never mind, dearest. You are weer, and faint; eat.
and Link, and refresh yourself.' H, led her to • seat
Stl• submitting in • pumice wanner. tier appearance
changed when she beard the soft sweet music mitring on
the air, now near, now far, dying away, and then swell-
ing forth in grand stream Ste li.treini with intense
delight She begun to eat In a mechanical sort id I ashioa
at his bidding; boat she was still listening to Ma entreating
zotiste.
. . _

—"Cease I' he shouted angrily. and the music wee
hushed at once. A look of regret Bitted •ocroes her farms
that was all. Zedda found that it was no use to talk to
bar, she did not understand. He struck • gong inipatkently,
end the dwarf Main appeared —" Send my mother.
" She hes gone.
"Did oh. leave • meow!'
" Yes, my masher. That you must wait until she
returns, for she haa me tom. the cabinet"
How angry be was; bat he knew that 040410 e must sW
In the same stater until his re !User returned. So he left
bow very reluctantly. As soon ae be lied quite gone, the
little bird who had Sung SO Joyously, cropped out from
some corner, end appernicised 01. line very carefully. She
was still Wasp. and seemed likely to remain so. Her
mouth was partly opened, sad the bird peered Into the
lady's mouth In • may funny manner, and at last be
inserted hie beak within her teeth, and drew forth small
piece of dark looking staff; then be buran to sing ; sock
music as its little throat poured out, was simply
nnder-
foL Slowly (Molise opined her eyes, an the sweet sounds
stole into her brain. She looked around, and then at the
bird

—;7Littla bird. don't I know you I " asked.
"0, yea, fair lady, and I know ran ; and I ban Peril,
paid my dobt to ow friend by helping you. Do you know
whore you are t"
"0. yea That horrible old woman had we, and Ilia

Quick mtstrem, and look at your amulet &Ada may
I e here very oast and then you may not be safe."
fits drew forth her amulet. and looked at it What
among the multitude of her neossuities 'tumid els* wialt
There wens .o many thiap oh. 'seated. 8h• shut her eyes
aad wialsed for the kind straeger, sad he stood Wore her.
"Ho. dual help you I" lse asked. "lam so glad you
wished for me, cacao"
What • sense of red filled her heart; and the little
bird. content now to be .you Ignored, so that It sow IS.
friend happy, flew away.

bend' up for kr premat work. After ele
see shut her eyes. aad wished her last via, sadb.
instead of tha beautiful Odollse, there Mood an
nocuous, Imolag on • sta, in dustj prommta
boldly to the matte, mid knockad the door. It wooltellirld
by • usta.
" I am so tired sad hungry, will you let me rest for
awhile / " she asked.
"Then I. no mos here but me. But you am ammo is,
mother," he replied. "I son glad to see sayose's foot for
I am lowly esoush bars, sad all to guard • silly Aar.
Hs was angry, you me, sad his spew% sounded silly, as
ii (hoes., with very many awry speadma
" dad what kind of • key may • filly we be r the old
lady oohed In seecnimg wonder.
" Only • hay, you foolish old woman."
'l. Its big one, that you mail guard it 1" she asked
seta, rariousiy.
No ; very amsll"
" Is that it)" and ski pointai to a very ordinary looking
osa that hum cm • nail high up on the wall.
"No. his In • big &est, although it is may • man
bay. It is put hers until the wonderful cabinet oomea
Our king's daughter Is to ho married scum, and Prison
Zedds is going to make her • present of it'
" Not mach of a amount—a cabinet—l should think.
Rather • funny toy, is it not?'
"Yes. How do you know?"
" Pre nes It..
" Have tool"

,• you
"Yre. Show in. the ronn, and I will a/xow you the
k.Z.l"dare not.'
"It don't matter. I suppose the chest la In the
callarn"

: it is in • strong room up he fret 11;abt o( dabs."
Very well. lam very tired. Good night; don't be env
prised not to find me hers in the morning, for I shall be
off by the dawn of day. You won't mind me athig
here," and she closed her eyes, and began to 'Sore, and the
man retired also.
Odeline waited patiently for some time, and then .he
went to the door of the room in which wee her key.
She drew forth one of ber precious leaves, and blew
on it. Stie was inaide the room directly, and there was
the chest in which was her key. She drew forth another
leaf, and blew on that, and behold thy key was suirpendrd
from her neck. Then she hastily drew forth her remain-
ing enis and wished herself in her own room at home, and
there she was again to her unspeakable delight; and there
was her cabinet; and Simoline rune to greet her with
each rapture and joy. And then rho meeting with her
father, oh, it wag very precious these tokens of Oedema
at her arrival; and °doling felt very unworthy of it all,
but for all that it was very delicious after all her travels.
" My child." said the king, the day alter her arrival at
house, " to night there will be a grand party in honour of
your return, and you will meet the Prince 0.10, who longs
to see yos."
" Yes, Roy father, bah"
" My child, trust to your father's wisdom, and wait."
hilmolisse found her happy, but there was still the tinge
of sadness about her. She had I. aria something oleo on
her journeys, and the discovery made her vary sad.
Said Streoline—" My daughter how I rejoice over you.
Ton bee* been tried, and have come forth purified. Wait
and hope."
Wallas was attired in richest apparel ; gems from her
cabinet adorned her; but her amulet was not gems, it wee
bidden ar near her heart. Trembling sise went forth
with Simeffee, who led her to her father. She wee told
that the Prince Odo wee there, but she dared not raise kaa
epe at last she did so, and there was the stronger whom
e had so often met,
This is the Prince Odo," said her father.
"Are you so sorry to meet him r whispered Simonise.
How lovely (Moline looked; how she Meshed: how fell
her heart was Or Joe and thankfulness Mow the P
shouted; and Prince Odo rejoiced for now he had aea'
rs
whom heart was his, and whose price was "above rubies."

KING CHRDITILUL
(Dy AM161611 Broom
Oh the great race of poets, in eloquent verse,
Thegies of
of glorious summer Isarie ;
sing her ianishine, her birds_ and her bowers
sweet garlandswrrathe of the daintiest flowers;
But now if youll lige.. I'll sing you a nave,
Of a royal old monarch, true-hearted and brave:
be but comae to us once in a year,
WheMitrue's welooen'd be bringeth good cheer--
Harrah, boys I hurrah I
For this royal old monarch who reigns ono, • year I
For he comae with • eons, and a laugh blithe and gay,
And 'tie time, when he comes, to drive sorrow away, Andwith wekosne warm hearts put on SWIM of
delight.
As the lsoLly-tree pat. on its necklace so bright;
As the robin appears In his waistcoat of red,
And as roses of joy are on fair fear spread—
When under the boughs of the mistletoe dear
King Christmas distributes the beet of his cheer,
Harrah, boys I hurrah I
For this royal old monarch who reigns once a year.
Than come, whilst the balls from the belfry ring out
I. th.wOh:ll:rillialullafrodnwp lyttgllrL'Fillad=tid:Pbtrirria.dagth°Ulahtlsbu._ Pear
And let us in love's dearest fairy-ADS find.
The forms of the loving, the smiles of the kind,
Let us abut out the cold and the reifish, with can,
And welcome "King Christmas," with cheer upon
cheer—
Hurrah, boys I hurrah I
For this royal old monarch who reigns once a year.
Wall may we welcome Christmas with wig and chime of
belb,
For round the hearts of all on earth he caste his mystic
spells;
He opens with the mask key of kindness every heart.
And smiles to use the memory of sorrows past depart;
He comes with mirth and Laughter, with carol and with
glee,
And the gladdest time of all the year is Christmae-time to
JIM
I love to bear kind voices Move to see bright eyes?
I love to hear from joyous bells the gladsome poems arise •.
And when the snow is on the ground, and biting winds
blow cold,
To sit beside the glad fireside, where social tales are told;
To feel the biased influence of Love and Friendship's
reign,
When those that long have parted been unite with /eY
Maio-
Oh yea I I do love Christmas, for nothing moms too high,
Aad seeking seems too lowly for the love-glance of is
eye:
Afro. republican labs the friend of equal right,
Who advocates fraternity, and 11Mt •
And for the aged and the poor, propagates
h. pleads.
Whilst every moment ef his life is fraught with kiady
deeds.
Come hang, then, up the mistletoe (true olive-branch),
that Peace
May Mem our paths with pleasantness and give our ion
increase ;
And let us toe, like Christmas, come the suffering world
to cheer,
To help the poor disconsolate, to wipe the mourner's tear;
Yes, let us each one make a vow to do whate'er we can
To solace in advervity the sufferings of man.

LIBERAL VICTORY AT SHEFFIELD.
The polling for Sheffield took place on Monday and
resulted, as was expected, in the return of Mr. Waddy,
the Liberal candidate There was a good deal of excite-
ment during the day, but the feu that popular disturb-
ances would take place at night were, fortunately, not
realised The official declaration of the poll was
made shortly after nine o'clock last evening, as
follow,:
_

I The tomb of Ilestientin Dianell, p.a.. of LH
Boomegag, boa, with Itllielaystez.bze repaired. Iffre
gad MUM= his 74th tlrthday ea
A memorial to the late hinnies Alice is to be set sp In
Darmstadt. °assisting of a SNOW and School for
Nurses.
Twg —,sowrdiniLto • Berlin correspondent the
Lested society prevails in Karam circles ecGf-eg ohs
ll=Bat feeble hopes are iletekeed o Her
recovery. One a the Court =rich. bee Just
departed from St. Petersburg to Canons to attend on the
&Nam
Lou, Cerstasecan or Friday night said be amaklered
the Volunteer force to be of the greatest passible value.
In South Africa he found the volunteers of the Antis
Saxon race had not deteriorated by leaving England, and
he had every reason to be madded with them. whether in
the face of the emeny, or when they were discharging the
ordinary duties of active eurvioa
Potrricsa. Acnocrrr.—An isnuteingiy adagio. Ida.
must was made by the Haul C. Brum, one ofiltariagry
members for Portamouth. on Friday
• iftihwing of his supporters, be said it was not to be
speed Mt/ the Government would dek their own
tint
tufo the haiard of • mend election before their
hVirin had been efeetully corded out. Yr. linsos
ti en faithfully hiliepreted the views of his
fran=, but his stMetneat mama to a coal lesion that
the f.ing at the country is hostile both to the Cabinet
and its memos=
Rormaarve MIABI7IIB ne RCBIIII. The Coin.
mission formed at St. Petersburg immediately after
the return of the Czar, for the purpose of consulting
upon the advisability of adopting further reprised vo
measures, ha' not yet finished its discussion.. It ha
however, drawn up several propositions, the principal
of which are, according to Nihilist reports, as follows
—The declaration of • state of siege in the whole of
European Russia; doubling constabulary by bestowing
the fullest discretionary power on all dworniks,
concierges, coachmen, and railway officials, all being
armed with revolver.; all public places being shut at
10 p.m. The studente, who are already compelled to
wear their academic costumes, and are most strictly
controlled, are not to be allowed to meet in numbers
of more than two, nor to be out after nine p.m. All
lettere and manages are to be carefully watched, and
paid spies are to keep a watchful eye upon the members
of private familiee.—Stmedard.
Cocoo.--Gaoreartit tWD Coarrorruni.—" By
a thorough kno • lido of the natural laws which govern
the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by •
careful application of the floe properties of well.
selected cocoa, Hr. Epps has provided our breakfast
tables with • delicately flavoured beverage which may
save us many heavy doctors' bills. It le by the judicious
me of each articles of diet that • oosetitution may he
gradually built up until strong easingh to resist every
tendency to dime= Hundreds of- subtle maladies
are Boating around us ready to attack wherever there
Is a weak point. We may ewe= many • fatal shaft
by keeping ourselves well fortified with per. blood and
• properly nourished frame."-0.1 Service Gaut=
Sold only in Packets labelled—" JANIS Erre It Co.
Hoinceoosthio Chemists, London."

Racturri—Pams Burs. The marked
✓uperiority of this laundry blue over all others, and the
quick appreciation of its merits by the public, have been
attended by the usual results via, • Rood of imitetima,
the merit of the latter mist.Ll/oessists in the iageoidty
exerted, not simply In the mums sham, but
the general appearance the wrappers reeenible
that the genuine article. The manufactures beg
therefore to caution all buyers to me " Reckitt's Paris
Blue on each packet
Vstuathe Discerns* roe ma HAIL—If your hair is
turning grey or white, or falling oE i.e" The Maxima
Hair Renewer; for it will pesiassip rester* isi
Prey or Whigs kW It. original colour, with:utile:lZ
he ' smell of most " Restarere." It makes
he hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the
gruwth al the bar on held spots, where thestuads its not
Ask your Chemist for "Ti. Maims' Haze
Rim zwm," prepared by HI IT C. Ost.Lor, MO, Oxford.
threat London, and sold by Chemists sad Perfumers every-
where at 31s, 61., per bottle.
!tumults I —Fors TIM TESTS AND Baia= . —A few drops
of thealit.d " Florilthe sprinkled as wet toothbrush pro-
duce s t !ether, which thoroughly drams the teeth
from marmites or impurities harder the
__rstLieettatmsate
tartar, stops decay, gives to the teeth •
sad a delightful fragrams to the brest=r. removes all
unpleamat odour rheas from decayed teeth or tobacco
smoke. "The Trwroat tiortline," being eempesed In part
o_fb_r= and swan herbs is delicious to the taste and the
_ toilet discovery of the ego Moe Is 64, of all
greatest
and perfumers. Pretend by TIMM C. °LUMP.
Mth Caked London.
TIDLOA I AFFICTIONS AXD HO k1111:3711/4 —All engering
front irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be
agree-
ebly surprbed at the almost immediate relief alordsd by
the use of 'Brew.'. Bronchial Trochee' These famous
" Images" me now odd by most respectable &mists In
pis country st Is. lid. per box. People troubled with a
' hacking cough," • alight cold," Cr bimestrial aMersthon
cannot try them too soon, ae similar troubles, If allowed
to proems, mutt in serious Pulmonary Ma Aatturiatic
affections See that the worda " Browa's Bronchial
Trochee are on the Government Stamp around each box.
—Manufactured by Joys I. Baows and Sows, Boston,
United Staten. Depot.,Mit, Oxford:street
.Loadon . .

-71-ovicit yolif oincitiii—Ar.-1;i-tw-ac-e-ti In your net by
sick child "offence with the paid of cutting teethlOo at
once to a chemist and get • Maths of Mem Winatow's
Soornuto Srtor. It will relieve the poor sufferer immedi-
ately. It is perfectly harmful' and pleasant to taste, P.
produces natural quiet sleep, by relieviag the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes "as bright as • buttes.*
soothes the child, matins the gums, allays all pain,
relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for dysentery and diarrhea% whether arising from
mashies Of other MUMS. Kra Wiaslow's Sootbler.
Syrup is ssld by Medicine dealer. where at Is. HI
tier bottle. Manufactured in New York, sad at Mk
Oxford-street, London.
I Hottowss 's ma. —Easy digestion—Three admirable
pills cannot be too highly =cleated. a for
the :he wholesome
power they
and °Limy. t over The instantaneously relieve liver
steadily work out • thorough mug, and in its mune dispel
headache, biliousness, flatulence, and depression of Write.
It is wonderful to watch the daily improvement of the
complexion, as Holloway's pills purify the blood and
restore plumpness to the face which had Wet both flesh
and colour. These pills combine every excellence
desirable in • domestic remedy. The most certain and
beneficial results low from the occasional nee of this
regulating medicine ; even persons in health, or when
following sedentary occupation, will and it an birth,.
able aPeeleut
Rork. Hermosa's. Salton —ls the best, the cheapest
the most fashionable, and the most durable of any article
woven. The Queen sari it has no rival either in &paw-
ince or utility. It is made of selected and elastic staple
wools; produced in new colours and mixtures for the
present season ; also in light weighted Yarns for summer
weer and warm climate. Prioes for ladies' wear la SRL ,
ls. lljd.. Its. 3d., and b. 9d. per yard. Extra milled and
strengthened for gentlemen s suite and boys' hard wear
thew patterns), from 2. Dd. per yard, &I forthes in width.
ne factors cut any length, and Pay carriage on all Parcels
into London, Dublin, Belfast, Cork, or MACON. In
writing for patterns, which are sent post free, state
whether for Wise' or gentlemen's wear. Address, Spear.
men and Spearman, Royal Devonshire Serge Factors,
Plymouth. Special attention is called to the fact that
this firm is devoted exclusively to the production of pure
woolmaterials for ladies' and gentlemen's wear. Surges
sold as used by Her Majesty's Government
YOUR LEVI! IR OUT Or ORDZIL Yes I IT IR TOUI
LEVEL —Williams's Tasteless Ilvq Pills will speedily
radon, It to a healthy condition; they am • certain
cum for all Liver Complaints, bile hillioommee, sick
headaches and indigestion. lons of aimetite, pain in the
back and "hauliers, dizziness in the eyes, drowsiness
after meals. Pike, Is, lid. end 2e. 9d per box. Post
free 15 or 36 stamps from the Laboratory, 10, Oxford.
terrace, Hyde Park, London. Any chemist will
procure them. Write for my Pamphlet on lAver
Complaints and it will be forwded pod free,
Smarr Worm Sem= II DIAIJNO Inn
CATTLE AND SHZIP LAM. —lnfiateelanally small
would be the loss of young cattle and @hoop by &seem
at the trying spawn of cold, sleet, and rain, if they
were put under shelter and " Day, Bon, and Hewitt's"
'• Bed Drench" and "Gaseous Plaid " administered as
the kind of ailment may require. The serious lam to
the farmer during bad innt may be prevented by
dosing with the "Red " all highly-fed ewes
one week before they lamb. And in case of debility,
diarrheas, or exhaustion in young stock, 'beep, lambs,
calves, a dose or two of the "Gammas Fluid " is of all
remedies the most safe and the most effective,—,
Dormt-etreet, Baker-etmet, London, W.

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILL.
ur 17111

SZVENTY-NINI TZLIUL

U. Nur Oszoorwarauat. Lamm

COCKLE'S ARUM= PILLS.

,d.

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gat .°l3g. SOL 111. Laaa evres
telMafrugsausvre.st ukaefirdTptall..°C)L.Yepitgft
or a Sidea
haw Gado la imam masa. Malosao &AL

=I MS cedar coorsamin PISOSIL—aniP
We, MAIM paanala pm manin. TM Ilmal liScle
MS lbag admit al . tom ilecloary.. Ts ammo pramell
doppodk, minntames, Ma Si. andel Sir mon
accompany ace COMA", Onkr. Carney Paid Il• •
awl or Two Ball Chew to say La Ilatias IN
Scotland, or Wake. llemy Orders cm Chid Oike, tanks.
Megan wand Glyn and Co. Clabalgrun of Mom,
and Teas, Irma T. MOTU' end On, di, 0111• Ink
LONDON.

BILMBH COLLEGE OF REALM
Force lbw Lamm
u moors Tiorr.ats Nis mina. ammans.
m. To b. dLa Monists throgiOloot anal allais•
_ _

/WS al 000 D HOP% NATAL, and RANT Anna*
STUMM. Tea UNION a a 06.16 NAM TAMED,
sag trem leththathise every theraine Tenney Dina
Alma Bey and aka Stamm wiry
sL
lona* iddrni
=th,Like ageddg. Apply al the Moth
des, or toO. curtls anardliePot Pad.; F. uás,
aabranl West- Arm', /10dport, and J. C.boou Rath love
Wliaborin.

ILT NN Ng/MUM. *I hole mot hm, ilamos. Promo
I&JOHN H. inure. Laroby, 0.1•61 j.

-
ULL HOTIW., scmumouan. lasi Tway sad Om.
sosroisl Boum
Itofundobed. SO Beds W. PIOWCIT, Proselstor.

UTTON'II klOlll GROWN ISBDII.

SUTTOP•II IIZZDII 0•1111•011 FIZZ.

8 UTTON'it 816D11 CARIIIAOR Pali.
I/' IS. VALUE •N D OTIVAII2II.

EVIRTONi WHO 11•11 • OARDI
SHOULD It LILD

QUITON'S AIIATLUIrd QUIDS Sor now and putty
L., *Warred edition, dorotod to Inatrnottons is timi aultornalan
of Vag Illowero, and rotator& intoolliotaid nit It
Bandanas OitabIiOUILILD PLATO and Mondry& of 13101A14
IMO& Prior la, or Post Pros to id.

LITTON'S BINDS POST PISS.

SUTTON'S 811D1 POST FIZZ.

sUTTON'II 51105 POST Pt Z.
(=IP? MS sad BLINN)
SUTTON'S 11,11110 CATALOGUE
Centslos Priced deicriptir• Lift
Ot ALL SUDS end POTATOMIL
Grille sod Peat Pro. apiglealtoe.
-
C•UNIOSL.—

SUTTON sea soap NATI NO MAWS AID DO NOT
soppy other IleeemeL

UT 1' ON sadllol/11{811=1}1111•DING.

Us'
t7TIIINOTON'a !stoat Plt• PLOI7I.
It la eseyrroglesi, Wholesome, Notelthees ; Moine
bollim, sod y mauls s tones Ike imp.
Bosom KILLS, WARM HALBOWII.

91111,-1110 ADV•IICZ 111 PRICES. DROVES
AMa Is ; Strom COMOIL,II led is blt ,• fir
Ulm, So ; Ina 111.011, Pato% b id;is, U., ft Ma
Orrin* plc London Joint Mack Ts& Os., U, Ledir•
, &C.

TM BEST, WM ERN mad &oft 1:00110121CAL swim
72-Nrrroo, and caiwn. musionnar sum, o.
etc., &mauled by Mil or Poet le zg. or mean
qoarulties at lowest prices
• T&LiL SOLICITED.
Price Lite fret on &mikados. P.O. Order, to be es& P
to IL LISSOM', it Post Office, Morsel* Loodoe,ref"
LISTER it Co.'s
Symms &us, all colours at Is Od per or. MIL sa_per
glnacepilti Sum do. at fld par et Of le @keine or In per lb.
Omma Sims do. it ls Id pa 12 elnins, per reel
MO yds. II•onas SUM do. at la $d por 12 reeffi, lb pa pea
12 yds. Team Bares 1, pd par dc,.. ire.yob ed p.rgross Rau Boa Tern
llacesie Sewn& ands se 1 as., ias , sad oz. reels.
ffilk T. and Oath
Addrees S. LIDBURY. Wbolmilo 111, Ise lan
Yard, Sbereditolt, Looks, &O.
amour craned Loudon and Oeueby Dmk,
OOST OP POSTAGE, Ilb Td ; lb., Ilbd ; I Da. Sid.
AOOD lISKIIIIL Pries Llet es
(Immo Tea, [1 olt I
Is pp lb.
Bea lrunll7 dd.. II I II 0211111111 Z
Ss Id per I b Wsrebors,
Puce'. er 42 . Stag WOW= IL.
sod upwards TSuedon_lkffice.
Conlege Paid. EL W. OOODZ St Co.

Orden asaautad byolietera P.
WRITE toe an MUSIC toiWo . M ma (ISMS
,
and lave Id I. lb* sbllht. Extasslve adai frac
W. Mae*, Jon.. TO, °ppm It., Looks, N. ( ever
60 )'ease).

1,000 ODD DRAM' ES of the V/111Y REET WOOLLEN
14-yra km the, IN id sad 1. Ad
out, sent for P.O. Or 'al, or ramps, to BAI6/1 k C*llP,
1, REGENT STRILT, LONDON, W. C.

IMPORTANT TO INVALID.. Omenlt a Qualified and
roguiterod Physician Personally, between 11 and 1 &Hoek
daily ComoHaltom by Letter PARC ALL MHO NIIKD
ADVICE ON MATTRAS OF HRALTH, It usable to bays.
per•onal Interview, should .ton. mend toll partlealani or On
Cue by I weer ornel.unig • Sunned Addressed Novelego tar
rply; this will receive Immediate answer, wllle @them and
ell hearer:Dom how t <Undo • perfect 0n,.. Ihmked at
14 ,10 have been eared. and health tun, remand. by 11011111.
ouden • only. Address, Dr. BARMIER,a.. (ELL). di,
Lansdale-square, Amesbury. Inadon. N.
87
RATI
Henry

'Las %end Dead attar whet two Id Jen a DUMDUM
YFIMIN PAHTL Bold by 08 Cbeelik Wks:
IX • , Umbra .8, London. It, It aim 111110

FosAel

AT WHOLESALE FMCS
TO 00N11711133.
HALL sad C,., TLIII-LAXE, LONDON, W.

OAItD6II the OlNOilt •Li
[std. H. D. RAWLINGS, 1.111
Iteatthetaxer al
----- - •

'imam, WATERS to 11.7a-1111ICE OF WALES.
OOLD RDAL FOR MUTT.
Nemo IFS. sod Clarks Ss. issow's SR, Loodas. W.

D•A ROT'S DUBLIN STOUT
B_l suitable for INVALIDS. being rosraalsed
to be bunted from
WALT AZD BOPS ONLY.
Amass Bantam Demur.
(Lewes Brewery la Ireland bears).
———

E 25,000 Down TO AID DRAWN irvarr worm
in Beams, euereateed by goverimeat
and paid la Orli Every Same • °berm to oblate • loam
One Aare /14 lii AL rartleelar• free. Apply Se the Army
or Public hie (Oetteva). 13. Ababer* Lome, Lambs',
I rod. Looks, Re

LTURSTTURE, CARPETS, Se. 1.40,000 worth to waist tram
F at prim mow bolas *Nand. also so humsam Moor
blue of Pscood.band with ovary boosshold requisho. The
trhols Mould be sem —WIC WAIN= Moira* Export, mil
Omersl Famishing Warshaw', sad Xstissal Supply Store;
101 to 1119, Newington Butts, Leedom BE. Illusinhad Plias
Litt Ormia, 11.11. 2000 Fairs !Thaw EWAN' math *odor
priet.

Nolgt4.44`i' srratoßmar."-
APICLIT coatatoiag a_varkity et meal imillinalilli mil

-H. R. DDSS, 7. Q sus Victoria Street, Li. H.C.
I ON) PATTILRIII cd NNW SILKS or Dna Om& hot
Pro&
SILK. tram Ito *Oa Nancy Dream heel to Oa Writs
I. D. NICHOLSON It CO, SO to St IL Pads Puree Yard,
Lades. IC. IhlsblYbed 1143

I/ !LRCM ILIPTR, Best and Cheapest ItATINIMILD
M against FIRS end MINERS.
Phenlx lieSe Werke, [Serpent
M OST EXTRAORDINARY BARO/LINi IS LONDON
Rice gable and Illetlakha Jackets halt-price.
A 25.000 worth ot Wise Furs, Ilatk sables, ermine, chin-
chilla, Munk. Eats per Intl. Imo than Westetwi prices
guaranteed,
100 real Ressian Gable Tall Flouncing", t 6 and ST etch.
SOO Sualsitin Jukes frost LIO to all, ri hest quality, 4041.
of.
1.000
giqm

171:00 rail 5.55. Kula dark album rie to Hi mob. Par-
LIMO WIWI PocWo..sd Collars in WM' lox, nal lyeic
id skunk, lis sad is
SA. WWI black Rumen Isms. Xs Id 5. 51 tech.
50,000 C. Ma goat Hierthrop, grey, black awl whits,
mg, ouSd to lased melt
MO Lams Sheepskin imrthrer, Wt. beg, Is tech.
SAO reel Masao, Pox,'T.l.. Osmium, Wed,
! imary kind of Harriers sod Tramming Rep. lb rib beg,
Awl on cloth. Ms to Mt seek.
SOS Dams Hata In swim foreign akin, es smb.
per Move, la Ms' asalakin Hata. Largest stock in iecised.
L. 11. PHILLIPS, Qty For Werekoose, SS, Neegebeetreet,
• finals grids stet on rsoolpt of Post Met Ordos.
1/ANHOOD. A Issetax. Einar oe the tanctioos and ON.
PIS °Mars of Ms reprodentlm wpm in youth, ehood,
.04 014 , with Oboirmakes on tits Tronamamt and Ours Is
llomose£xsolos, Phymx sloalikthility lo.ous of Spartia.
Ito., bring the nese al Si ft./. L.
Mink ILD., 11„ PIOCA.M.LY.
larsool, W
“Hossml. MASIOOOII. —77th Toiramd.—Ably writer and
olotoly dembee be seams of those damson tablet: prodeos
In yolk or mom fretarly prabatere old scs.“—
Dtagoandritatelta="6= he is the heels of youth mel
old age b oteekel pehkeetket. tkeeloping the trenneent
of dee el 1 =Medina Nish have too lord teen the
= the Minis end delibleg —Meted &mew Quits..: 5.14 W /tr. S. NW. Ileekeeller 10. OornbllL

Any Anglo solids soot cm rsoelpt of Pat Onc• Ordir.

100 DOW RILLL SH MUM SHAWL., I role
seem, Pak, WWI., Sky, HMI, Caramel. red other
sober& Met peel tree, IL
BAKU sad MAP, IN, Repelealreet. Leaden. W.O.
igariaL—Tb. TNlLosay of Iledleal lieeilooro see the
Profeedoeal Prue Ye bar Uae.N.g to Profile of
AMPLOUOII's PTIIXIIO posers/lag wet
1J heporttnt elements, celeelabel to restore mod ierlalsie
Led Mod
:
6,11:,, rt,,..lLlewperterthoo.ur of b
md i:Of
rul it
id in
DR rllliTir—" Unfolding gene" of sassoare boort/ to mow

K. 11011.0 AN.—" It forniebes the blood with its last segos
conalttoente."
DL TURLEY I found It est as • gpwille I ay szpsfl-
et ce sod bogy le the wont lona of soarlot lover, ne other
ntedielne balm require .."
DL 8.018808 (tciiy physisisa of the Looks Resplial).
It Is the best Wefooe.lem I haw it,. net yd.. Its sew
fulness In the toealia.ot of disease hes long be.. wolliwnd by
a.dladexiiiiissoe. I speak from adeWa knowledge of the
pressmilss, baying been in the Whit of wing it in solvate
prostles natty years. ad haring Wow • Wye =
with we when I went as phydcha to the Smyrna
label Musts, It Is of apeeW what."
DL SPARES (Goraninasst Idbal lasp•Mar of imignste
bon the Poet of Landon) writes :—" Yvon wy peeper' owl
=l.l7we and knowledge of the wham el 11r. Lew"-
yra el We Mae ke wanzspost, I Mee pent pkw
sere Is bowleg q conga to Its limey Is We
trenbweed al rep et the onlirry anode Isms et Oss•
trio Cson*lots and other Ikons of lainilp;iik%speggit...gsb
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