The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-09-10 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1878

Wareham, 11landford, and other Owes does not hike more
than a few.minntaa

Mr . It. W. Nibs*, of Witahorne applied to the
Bench on behalf of Mr. John Roger.. wise Veep. a imbue-
, ouse near the Sew Pisole Hallway Station, to Baena* •
new lie intended to build on his present premisea —Mr.
I Tr.ivers, of Poole, opposed the application on behalf of
Mr Marston, of the Dolphin Brewery, Poole, and raised
Lb, teehnical objection that the notice of application was
not sufficiently explicit as to the eituation of the premises.
—This objection was overruled be the mairietratom.
and Mr. 'Mason continued that Mr. Roeers intended to
• net Inter and more commodious prenosee on the mine
roperty. lie had held a full license for live Veers and
I, ere had been no complaint airaiaat him. The applies-
lion was for a provisional license, and as soon /A the new
tremi.es were built the license of the olil house would be
allowed to lapse, 0 that there would not be two bo,n•ar• a.
some people supposed. There was a population 01 40014
I,Mai in the neighbourhood of the house, and the want of
better accommodation was felt.—Mr. A J. Porter , ~wna
called to prove the eervioe of the notices, end Plan of
rooswed new building we. put in,—Mr. Tresses addrowed
e Bench in opposition to the aPPlinlin,llie
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SAILING MATCA—The event we, for sailing balite not
ex peeling HI feet in length, and the c, uree was the rme
a. n the loot nee. 11111. foilowmg busts started :—Arthur
(Ft Pena). Elissbeth (Dinah). Louisa (firdenlmen). and
idy of the Like (Hearst). The hosts started at 3-34,
end arilsor ruse in at 36m. 94.. Hfitabeth at 4b. 36m.
304 , and Lady of the Lake a• 4h. rm. 15a There was
time allowance of one minute per foot which placed
Zlisairth fist, Lady of the Lobe second, sad Arthur third.
bin Elisid ebb gram disqualified for golag round • boom
haired of natal+. It, and the rime were awarded as
follows 12 10s., lady of tie Lake; Sod, /H. Arthur,
and 3rd, 10a., Louise.
FOLII-(MAID GALLEY Rum—Tills wee open to an
comer,. being asnateure, and Chaconne was raced Half-way
Diver Ban, leaner it on the starboard baud, sad finish-
ins at bulwarks The prises offered were of the value of
Al 10... and 155., and the Crania sad Contest, both of
the Poole Rowing Chth. 'stand. The news were as
follows :—Canclirla-0. Beira, 1 ; roster. I A. Key, 3;
F. Street. strobe:_ and H. Leash cox. Or
I; Charlton, C. White. 3: a Hewing, strobe; an
Llsby, con. The Cosiest came in ten ase..ae sh.d of the
Calabria, the time occupied being 16i minutes.

'acmodation at
raid there was titlite aeiii-uch
the pitaent houi• as was neeesasty for ii small a
parish. He undirstood that the how.e applied for was to
be let to • brewer, and in that cam there would be no such
inituooment to keep the house in good order as when
the owner of the house was alai the occnp,er. Mr.
Travers handed in a momorial ohiecting to the granting of
the licence, anaringst the signatures to which was that of
Sir Ivy Semi, Guest, Bart, and the Chairman remaikwi
th it 178 of the principal inhabitants of the neighbourhood
memorislieed against the license very 'trot:adv.—Mr. John
Rogers wes called and said he at preeellt held • fall de
days' licenrce. Ho intendei to erect the new house at the
corner of his prang... 2.124 when it was finished, he
should claw the old holies The nearest publichousee were
the Nag's llead and the Cock and Whestahesf, each about
two miles distant. He minded to occupy the new
hicuself.—Mr. Ttavere Woad Mr. It worn whether
he had not .nt.-red int an arrangement with Mr. Stynng
of the Puole Brewery, with regard to the new premirs.
tut the witno.a 11.4,ned to answer the que.tl.42. —The
naeusurial wee handed to Mr. Roofers by Mr. Dibben, and
the er.tuess said some of the iigratures were those of the
children and many others of those signing were teetotallers
who were his boot cinnomers. (Leusitter.Y—The Chairmen
said in the face of the requisition they could not grant the
license asked for.
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Erna GALIXT &CIL —Tbe condition& canoe, and
p.m, were th- same in th.s as In the last ran., The
Constance. Chip. and Dart entered, and the crews were :
Chip—J. Bloomfield, I: A. Williams, 11 ; K Fish, 3; H.
Ingram, stroke: and W. Mackrell, cox. Dart—B. Bytes.
1; K Palmer, 2 W. Whittingham, 3: S. p,stroke ;
and A. Real, cox Constance—Upward, 1 ; W. , I;
Jefferys, 3; Chisman. stroke: and Thirkettle, cog Chip
took first prise, and Dart second.
Puss. Bac& —This was open to all comers, and the
prizes were £110.,, and 10a, presented by Lady Cornelia
Cues& The course was round Half-Way Diver Buoy,
tiving it o-'th derbosrd hand, and finishing at the
wark& There were four starter., and the Toppi U.
Matthews) mune in first, and the Forget me-not (0.
Matthews), second.
C A NOR R sra. —This competition was open to all rolara.
and the course was round Stakes' Red Buoy, round Broad
Lou Boom, round Stakes' Black Buoy, leaving all on tba
p It band, and finishing at the bulwarha flare were
five starters, and the Fairy (R. White) took first pries,
10a ; and the Exprew (R. Wills), second prize. It
SCULLING KATCH.—This race was open to ships' boats,
with one oar. The course was round Red Buoy, leaving
it on the starboard hand, and finishing at the bulwarks.
The A- on took lot pnas, 15a; the W. ft Flower, second.
10.,; and the British Queen, third, It The only other
starter was the Express.
(Insuring SAILING MATC/L —This event was for a CM
cup, presented by Mr. H. Curtis, of he Antelope Hotel,
and was open to winners of Ist and Ited prime in the
previous sailing matches only. The course was down
main channel, round Bell Buoy, leaving it oath. starboard
hand. up main channel, and finishing at the bulwarks.
Mr. Newsnaa's Eliza' eth and Mr. Harris's Sarah Ann
were the ngly cmispetitom The boats started at thi 55m.
Ca., and the Sarah Ann came in first, at 6h. Sm. VW
FOI.R.GA RID GIG RAM—This was Open to Brankases
and Itsmworthy only, an I the prize was • silver cup
present.' by Mr. Wadsworth. The course was the same
as in the punt race The Chip went the wane aka., and
secured the cup
There were various other sports, suck a, "duck" butts,
races tor Juveniles, ec.

.—upon7;7;p—plication of Mr. Travers the magisPates
granted an out loor beerhouse Heenan to Mr. George
Allingloun of Wallis Down.
Mr. Dthben •pplied to the Bench to grant a .lx days
Ikea., to M. Timings Bud, r, ot Ihredatie, Crendell.
" . Isaa held an outdoor beetles for six years,
and agaosst 1•1.00 l th, is was no cowelunt. lhe popila-
tie the hauilet wits cobsiderable, and the want 01 an
outdoor license was felt,. as tee nearest publichouee was
two oaks away Mr. Butler was often is, plied to for
refree,in 010, as the Lir lofSh it tesbury's and be it aunts
of halisburi s annual toubar •ales acre held close by.
Witnewes were called to prove the merriest of the notices,
and Kr. Dibbeu hooded to • mem ehd, signed by the
principal inhabitants of the neighbourhood, teatifying to
the character of the applicant and the necessity of the
botise.—Tho neliehatht. a granted the application.
Upon the application of Mr. Dibben the Bench ALI°
granted a lull license to Mr. °bade. Hayter, of Verwood,
a h has hell a? outdoor limn., I rlO or lit sera

Mr. &dory Munclitoo. of Hisli-.trest. WiMillo/120. WA/
er•nted a grocer's license. upou the application of Kr.
Dibbeo.
Mr. George Collin, an outdoor beerkouse-kaeper. of
Wituburne St. °'e.. applied through Mr. Dibrell for &full
Home. To. appl.cant had worked for the Curl of
Sealtesbury for 30 years, and he bed bought grocer's and
baker'o business with am leerhouse attached. The
merest houses were at Cranlerne and Horton. and the
E.rl of Sbalteebury WA/ about to build new premises for
the appiic sot Mr. Darien handed in a tusm9rial in favour
of the been... and it era& signed by Li. I .rdsoip's agent and
the principal inhabitants of the pariah.—The Bench
granted the ariplicaion.
Jams Bartiett, • sbopkeyper, of Loaghans. wee WM'
fOOll,ll lor 411•104 A-In Uni MIL WOWALS in Id. ahop on this
15 h of Augusf.—Deputy Chief C. notable Hammond said
the wen/on' had been cleaned with brick dust, and tin
wee i 7 drachma—The Bench Ilued defers.
dent LI and mod.. 11a, and the Ittei data to 1* forfeited.
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Prompt. and Archer rads, both of Winsborne,
were .I{lllll tor &dug drouk ddisorderly in the
tuern on the Idn't Auftwit —P.C. Bennett proved finding
defendants in the atmet drunk and fislitting. Frasuptow
cold Dot stand.—Frampton pleaded guilty, and Cole said
Frampton struck the !Bat blow—They were each fined
10:. and Eln_coats. _ . .

James Prigs hnth of Haroprestno.
Welt uwuuun d for being .trunk at Wimborne nu the 1:5:11
of August —Defendant. did not appear—P.C. Bennett
said defendants were very drunk and falling agsinet
people in the streets on Sdnday night.—Kzied 10.. and BA.
00,1 each. . . .

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Jasysr MyWas, a beerhoum-keeper. of Lytebett
limiter. who at the last Petty Sessains was fined 1:45 and
Costs tor p rauttnis druukennes• in hi • house, was now
summoned r beitut drunk in the Pobe•-eourt on Quit
occasion. - D,(011.1•11i said be was not drunk, but overcome
with the heat, lie only had threepenny worth of brandy,
and that was not enoush to make bias drunk—The Bench
po.e4 • !ins 0110-. ant r we.
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—FA;nwasEifro.. of Lytchett ilinster, was fined 4s. and
tts. coots for allowing a horse and colt to stray on the sth
Ati,itust. . . •

,•rwye reevr and Mired Amoeba. of Hinson, were
summoned for taking a pheasant with a lurcher dog, at
Hinson on the :Nth i.f August, they not having licenses to
kill game—Mr. II T. Trevanion f Poole, proses-uted for
the Hon. Grantley F. Berkeley.—Tom Mires, cow-boy to
Mr. Berkeley, mid he was near Alderney-cottage about 5
o'clock on Honda) evening, and saw the defendants and
another man corning up the road from Newtown. They
had two lumber dogs with them, and Brewer neat one of
thetu over into the heath, and the animal drove a young
cock pheasant acmes the mat into the hedge. Brewer
threw atones at the bird as it was craning the road, and
the dog caught the pheasant and carried it off in It. mouth
to Brewer. I Mfendante told him not to say anything about
its —l.'rues-examined by Sherwood: Ile did not me him in
anything. Brewer did not throw the stonea at the dog,
which was in the heath at the time—Crows-examined by
Brewer : It was not the third man who set the dog at the
phossant. —John larvey, thecow•lnan at Alderney-cottasm,
said he was in ambush and saw the three men sib the
two lurcher dogs. Ile heart Brewer my 'Goon rto the
dog, and alan saw him throw stones at the pheasant and
take it from the dog. He hen went for the keeper, and
did not see what he did with the bird. In the evening
Brewer, in the presence of the policeman, pointed out
where he had hid the bird, about 50 yard* away.—Defend-
ante mid the dos was not theirs, aud they did not "put it
on."—The magistrates considered the defendanta were
acting in concert, and lined them M. and 6s. 6d. coats
each.

Ciocisge flicks and VOW Hicks, painters. of Wallis Down,
were SUMEnimed for trespassing in avarch of game on laud
in the oceuretion of Mr. James Rawlins. at Canford
Magna, on the 10th of August —Walter 111.1 u having
been summoned in mistake for another man the summons
against him was Is ithdrawn.—A granw keeper mid he
beard the report of a gun and saw thaavre Hicks and
another man in a field with a gun. Walter Hicks was
also in a lane with • gun. The men refused t • give their
namea —Walter Hacks was called for the defence, and
said Frederick Cherett was with Mtn and his brother.
Neither of them wrnt int., a field nor did either of them
fire • gun.—The magistrates considered the.. was not
sufficient evidence upon which to convict. and &mimed
the cue.

CAoriu Demi, of Citnford Magna, wee summoned foe
manuals( his stepson, Robert Lovelace, aced 15 yeers, on
the 19th a Ault-wt.—Mr. W. H. Atkinson,. of Blandford,
appeared for defendant and pleaded guilty to the charge,
at the same time explaining some mitigating circum-
stances.—A witness said defendant lu at the boy—s puny
little f •Ilow—with • whip until he fell down, and a
°unstable said he examines', the boy the next day and
found Min very much bruised all over the body.—The
Baoch fined defendant 6.1, and the cuts • .

liawrt Percy. of Kinsou, was summoned for using
luguage ululated to provok• a to ach of the pees
towards Frederick Proctor, of Bournemouth, on the 2.5 m
of July, at Bourne Fa ley.-11r. Crevanion appeared for
complainant, nod defendant wa• bound ia the sum 0 C 5
to keep •bo peace for six montha
Burp Jonas, choosier, iJ Wimborne, wss summoned for
&emu t ng Wellom D 'elms, an old man in ho employ,
nu tie atad of Sep enaber.—Tb• o muleinant is • very
excitable old man, and the rue was etiaently • trumped
up one, which the 11.•och at once dismiusd.
JAW/ i11a70,1, a Carpel:AST, an. summoned by Swab
CI se' eat Singleton, of Lytchett Diluter, to show OM"
Pc. —Kr. tkinun appoorddloc del endent. and the cue Wail
die:slued for want corroborative avidesce.
POOLS

The Poole Town Brass Read wee preseat, sad e‘&7•11 • MOM ',Azar,' SAIL
selection of music The results were se follows : I Tyro Csar hes given orders that during hie stay he
Saimaa Yana—This match was pm to salmi hosts 'b. cri." garrison .hall be maintained et Yalta.
net earseding 18 test in length, nod the "um' wee down This measure is generally saorlb•d to the fear which
main -hansel. round Bell Boor, op main channel, round
his Majesty entertains of personal attache from the
Hutch in's BOOT, leering both on the starboard hand. The
entrion w.. r—flarsh Ann (EL D Harris), Sunbeam Nihilist..
(ti.unders), 12 . (Gaiter), Nance (Greenfield), Rose (Job
I. end B!nsheth (Newman). The host. started at
th. 2... X. and the 8 gob am returned at 3h. 43ce. 46a,
cad scored the firet pr as, 1:3: Cie Mize-nth same in at
3. 54,n. Mu, and to. k second Pries £1 10. • and the
Sarah Ann arrived at 311. 44m. 34e., end gained 'the third
priv,

Wx understand that se soon as the Duchess of
Edinburgh has recovered from her acoouthretent she
will rejoin her father at Ya' tn.
Considerable surprise has been created by the arrival
on our shores with the King of Denmark of his elder
brother; inasmuch is people argue that if he has an
elder brother at all that elder brother ought to be the
King; and the irreverent have gone so far ea to supplies
that the King and his brother have got mixed up on
the journey and have arrived here wrong side upper-
most. The confusion is such, however, that • little
knowledge of history would soon clear up. Chrietisa
IX., King of Denmark, of the Vandals and the Goths,
canto to the throne of Denmark, not by succession,
but by virtue of the Treaty of London of May, 1862,
and the Royal Ordinance of July, 1863, by which King
Fredernk announced that he had "determined to
abrogate all rights of succession according to the Royal
Law, and excluding the female line, to call to the
succession to the Throne of all the countries subject to
our sceptre our well-beloved Kinsman, His Highness
Prince Christian of Schleimig-Holstein.fforiderburg-
Gluchsbn , and his male offspring." It is by virtue
of this Ordinance of 1853, resting on the Treaty of 1852,
that Christain IX. is King of Denusaik.
In England the King has already won much
trlgupooularity, while his Queen has been followed
dwondering admiration of those who remember
that she is the mother of H.B.H. Princes' of Wales,
and yet see in her a young and handeotne woman,
whose beauty and grace will explain the gifts that her
daughters have inherited.
The modern Domesday Book contains some very in-
teresting (seta, but there is none which is so surprising
to in as the fact therein given that the Baroness
Burdett-Courts, who is known for one of the richest
ladies in the country, only in the whole of
Great Britain eleven acres o lead. These eleven acre,
are in the county of Surrey, and are returned as being
worth £92 • year. This alone shows how fallacious •
record of wealth must be in these our times a mere
record of landed possessiona

There never was an atom of foundation for the
report which was so industriously circulated amongst
the Paris Pre.e, to the effect that the Marshall con-
templated resignatbdt. On the contrary he was much
amused on reading the a.ticlos which appeared on the
subject during his stay at Trottellle, and might have
been sees any m ruing on the sands with aloha! of new•
Crjust arrived, laughing over these articles with
hiskered Waddington. who was reposing him.
self after the fatigues and feastinp of the Congress

From Bo'il• • aorreaPautlaitt telegreadts that be under.
stands the eente_ngiuted Boehm tranden ere to 14 5.
follow.: Priam °rim to Landon. 00••• asheuvekd to
Berlin, and d'Ouluil 0 Pan&
Mr. George thalami. who hes been several Team
etatiourosster at the terminus of the Midland Great
Western Railway in Galway, bee heat committed for trial
on • chariot of talus wads from the railway stores,
(merle. It.. for hie own nee
Tbe coroner a inquest upon the victims of the Bitting-
beanie accident ha. dimwit and a verdict of san.lauibi.r
has beim found asauut Roden end Clark, the guard and
under-guard of tit* Louis. train

llints-ltos -the paps is in the whiskey line, you know
—is to have a wedding cake eight feet high and 3001 b.
weight when she weds Lrd Gordon. This eight days'
wonder has been photographed and copies have been sent
round to the papers for review. The result mop be safely
assumed. Tbe gicantic coke will he mercilessly cut up.
Ax Erantso Brrinson—Epp's Caddis, Rdnt,
mono, of Canto) is equally licidd and refreshing as
tea, affording moreover a sterling support to the
F4sm. Unsweetened. Each packet (601.) labelled
'Jams Errs and Co., Homo* hie Chemists.
London." _

-7The steamship Telegraph, belonging to the London and
North Western Railway Comps. y, was discovered to bee.
fire Sunday morning, on her passage froes Holyhead to
Dublin. Yortonat.ly she was near the end of her
aviadyegi
sad steam being put on at fall speed, she r
North Walls, when the fire was put out
The Prime Minister. at the instance of the Lords of the
Admiralty, nu recommended Kra Moore, wife of the
thief naval constructor st Devenport Dockyard, fora sam
of auo, from the Royal Bounty and Special Service Fund,
to recognition of her late husband's valuable serviced to
the navy.
Al New Odom, on Wednesday, there were 711 deaths
from yellow fever, and twenty at Vicksburg. The number
of fatal Game at Memphis en the lams day is sot known;
there were, however, ninety-three interment% and sixty
bodies remained unburied. At Grenada the epidemic
continued with unabated violence, and the plan* has
Meanie nearly denopulated.
Tug Medical Profiled= are now ordering Cadbury's
Cocoa Essence in thousaniis of caws, because it con-
tans more nutritious and flesh-forming elements than
any other beverage, sad is preferable to the thick
starchy Cocoa ordinarily sold. When you ask for
Cadbury's Cocoa Essence be sure that you get it, se
shopkeepers often push imitations for the sake of
extra profit. Makers to the Queen. Paris Depot:
90. Faubourg St. Honors.
In Newcastle, when the butchers son marries the chins-
neyeweep's—iter, we beg pardon,twe rafta the tug-
owners dleartiter of his choice, tnis is how the ;ivied print
.4 the locality reports the lact:—'Newre tic, Jll4lll,ad
Church, on the Mith Inst., by the Rev. Jo•teph Duncan,
curate, Tomas eldest son of Chris, nohow Allen Ittg.,
botches Newceitle-oo iType, to Sarah Jane, eldestlass hter
of John Robert Lawson, E.q.,turowner, South Shielde"
That tvitchvrt were kniahts.of the cleaver fro bars Long
understood, but a "Isites and esquire' in • novel coca-
binatson which most be peculiar, we fence to northern
latitude'. Solicitors are esquires by Act of PL•liaraorit, we
brliess ; and Newcastle butchers we suppose, by their
°wit "sre."_ _ _

Demelmmirest, GWein

hutrramow.—lioreness and dryness, tickling
and irritation. inducing couffh and affecting the voice,
For these symptoms use Epps's Glycerine Jujubes
Only in boxes 6d. and Is., labeled "JANIS Errs and
00., Hommopsthic Chemists, 48, Threadneedle-street,
and 170, London."—Epps's HolDoopsthlo
?dedicinss an sold by DOMINI, WArrs, and How,
Dorchester.

Prot Irmorric p 1,5 Oa Pewee !Unisons. •
certain method of cure has bees discovered for this die-
Masi ocimpleint by a physic:lse, who is desirous that
sil insy boat from this provideothil discovery ;
it is sever lawns to fell, sad will ours the most hopeless
ems if ter all other means ham been tried. Pull
will be east broom to say free of charse—frdri:sillr
r. Witueirs.lS Oclerd Terrace. Bede Perk. Lowing,
Tamar IIIatATION.--80TODOU and drytieseditickling
and irritation, inducing cough and .ffecting e
For these sympt ,ms use Epp.'. Glyoe ins Jujubes.
Glycerine, in times agreeable confections, being In
proximity to the glands at the moment they are
excited by the act of soaring, becomes actively heal.
Mg. Bold only in 64. and 1, boxes, by post for 14
stamps, labelled " JAMS gPPO and Co., Hommopathic
Chemists, 48, Threadneedle-street, and 170, Piccadilly,
Loudon." _ _ .

--liamires Pi= Burs—The marked ruperiority of
this Laundry Blue over all others, and the quick ap-
preciation of it. merite by the public, has been
attended by the Donal results—viz., a flood of imita
lions: the merit of the latter mainly consists in the
ingenuity exerted, not simply in imitating the square
shape, but malting the general appearance of the
wrappers resemble that of the genuine &Aide. The
Manufacturers bag therefore to caution all buyers to
see" Reckitt's Paris Blue" on each packet.
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—THROAT AMICTIORS LND flosaansiges—All Buffeting
from irritation of the throat and boarsenees will be agree
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief afforded by
, the use of "Brown'. Bronchial Trachea" These famous
I "lamps" are now sold by mast respectable then:date In
thip country at In lid per box People troubled with.
" hacking cough," a "Blight cold," or bronchial affections,
cannot try them too soon, as similar trouble', if allowed
to progress, result in serial" Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affectiota. See that the word, " Brown's Bronchia
Trochee" are on the Government Stamp around each box.
—Manufactured by Jaw I. Snows and Soya, Boston.
United Stades Depot. 111:1, Oxfordetreet, London.
VALUARLI DIJCOPIRT FOR TIM HAUL —lf_your Lair Is
turning grey or white, or felling off, use "The Mexican
Hair Renewer," for it tail positively restore in every coo
qrey or White /air to its original colour, without tearing
the disagreeable smell of most "Restorers." It makes
the hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the
zrowth of the hair on held spots, where the elands are not
decayed. Ask your Chemist for "Tan Mx.xicag HAM
Rxisswis," prepareta HIMIT C. GALLUP. AN Oxford-
Street, landau, and by Chemist,and Perfumers every-
where at As di, per bottle.
A MICR TO MOTIMMAI I—Are you broken in your rest by
a sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teeth I Go
at once to • chemist and get a bottle of Mts. Wittscow'
SOOTHING ST.!),. It will relieve the poor sufferer
Immediately. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to
taste, It produces natural, quiet sleep, by relieving the
child from pain, and the little cherub awakes "es height
ae a button." It soothes the child, It soften, the puns,
allays all pain, relieves wind, regulatea the bowel; and is
the best known remedy for dysentery and darrhtea,
whether arising from teething or other MILK Mrs,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup is sold by Medicine dealers
everywhere at Is. flit, per bottle Manufactured In New
York, and at42o, Oxfordatreet London.

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HOLLOWAY 11 00.111121 T AND Pura—Sure Relief.—The
weak and enervatid suffer severely from nervous
affections when storms or electric disturbances agitate
the atmosphere. Neuralgia, gout, WWI, and flying pains,
very distressing to • delicate system, may be readily
removed by rubbing this Ointment upon the affected part
after it bail been fomented with warm water. The Pills
taken occasionally in the does prescribed by the instruc-
tions keep the digestion in order, excite • free flow
of healthy bile, and regenerate the impoveriabed blood
ail richer materials, resulting (rem thoroughly
seeimilated food, wasting which, the strongest must
inevitably soon sink Into feeblenew, and the delicate find
It difficult to maintain existence. Holloway's Ointment
ad Pills are infallible remedies.
HOLLOWAY'S OMNI/a AND Indisputable
Remedies.— In the use of thee medicaments there need
be no hestation or doubt of their mooting, healing. ad
gi.;,!glitt _P or ernes lb. ointment et nds unri. a led for
y dig Lys it 'obeying, begin:. and thoroughly
marine the ~ast invet re. sores and ulcers, and in cases of
bed I .as and bad beast, they a•I • charm. The pills
are the most . ffectu -I remedy ever discovered for the c re
of hear , °rani iota, diseas, s moat dimstrous in their
e'er s. de mixing all the pro, er f °urn°, s of the organs
affected, inducing iestketness. melancholy weariness,
Inability to slee,., and pain in the side, until the whole
system iax. muted. These wonderful pills, if takes
according to the Anted directio,, a c 0... panying each ox,
strike 'Atha root of the nutted y. stimula e the stomach and
liver into •h. alibi tion, and effect a complete cure.
Raman —Foe TIM fa.ITH slip aIIATU —A CO
. bogs of the liquid spnnkled on • wet tooth
brush ',mamas a plosesat lather, which thorough',
chasms the teeth (row all parasites or impunnee, harden..
the game prevents tartar, stops decay, gives to the teeth
• peon, .P•ariPirkitabiga. and • delightful Imamate
to breath. It removes all implement odour Aristaa
from lisesysti teeth or tobacco smoke. "The Fragrant
Miele being compiled In part of holm and sew'
b.% Is &Adam is the time, end the greatest toilet din
oo.es'ysl the age. Price Ile gd., of all Chemists and
perfamers, Prepared by Hoerr fl Getter. 463 Oxford.
strait London.
TOOIIIIIII AND TRATll.lllll.—Ladiss Ankle'', visit.
ing the reaoldo, or otherwise exposed to the scorching
rays of the inn and bested particle, of dud, will find
ROWLA.NDS' RALTDOR most cooling and refresh-
ing for the faoe, hand., and arms; it eradicates sun-
burn, tan, freckles, fr.c., allays the pain and irritation
embed by mosquito and gnat bites, and produces •
beautiful and delicate cmipbmion. Price 4a. 6d. and
Ild. per bottle. ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL
prevents the hair falling off during hot weather.
ROWLANDS' ODONTO whitens the teeth. Sold
rit, and hairdremers. Buy only
V thwIII
OWLANi=ses.

CCII4IMPAWIN Of DIN, Urn. JUMBO uordial iod VINSON d
INUIT d -ON, lento spots f rWs al tho Jew, a
prima ordain, of booms*, dooodmil, Pamphlet off applieelaas.
OS* Joiner , Tooko IL, Laud a. 11.1-

A amour WORTH sirownra IN DRILLING WITH
OArna, aro Sim Drawn. —lnfinitesimally small
would be the loss of young Cattle and Sheep by
Dialers at the trying Season of Cold, Sleet, and
RaM, if they were put under shelter and "Day Son,
and Hewitt's" "Bed Drench" and " Goan= Fluid,"
administered, as the kind of ailment may require. Ths
serious loss to the Farmer, during bad uniting,
„mils
be prevented by doling with the "lied
highly fed Ewes one wink before they lamb. And la
awe of Debility, Diarrinsa, o Exhaustion in young
stock, Sleep, Lambs, rind Calves, • does or two of the
"Gaseous Fluid" is of all remedies, the most safe and
the most effective.-22, Dorset-street, Baker-street,
London,_ W.

•• •
SPEAKING Or CHAPMAN'S ENTIRE WHEAT
/LOUR. A writer lath. Christian Word aye :—" Moot
of the first physicians of the day are prescrlng no other
medicine for their little patient; and it is astonishing
sornetlmee bow children who have pined on a diet of Roe
white haker's breed, will thrive when fed on sot ocoked
porridge made of this • Zaire Wheat Flour?* Sad hy
Chemists in Rd. and la pickets, and k tins.
" Troans our and die en ths spet.*—HlLL'S MAGIC
VERMIN KILLER is certain death to Rats, Moe, Ants,
• Cockroaches and all kinds of Vermin. Read the
following testimonial —"I: have & arge store room which
en infested with into. I tried your Magic Vermin
Killer, the result of which proved astounding; the next
awning I pieced up OS deed mice, and the number of
deed mice collected at the end of a fortnight amounted
to a total d 163" Sold ty all chemist' and medicine
vendors. Wholesale yenta relay end Rena Amin/len
newt, and Sanger and Sons, LW. Orford-street, London.
Prins, Sd.. 61, and Is. per packet: Port fret for il. 7. or
riarops, of the Proprietor. Edward Hill, Wellington,
Somerset Local Agents Beech and Ott, EridPert ; A.
I. Evans Dorchester.
SOCCOMPVL Min.—We have again to express our snr-
pales at the unprecedented and continual extension in all
countries of the demand Ice Holloway's Pills and Oint-
ment, as most things of the kind, altar one gene-aWn, is
set aside by the next; but, to our satocushusent, this
extraordinary man, for so we Mal certainly call him, goes
on end on and on, and ell dares and conditions pl man-
kind unite in proclaiming the supremacy of his remedies
over all ahem Noise other have met with so much
opposition or secured so much women The proof el the
pudding is in the salted of it, sad Holloway's remedies
cap Wed never eve place to others. To what else can we
attribute the weed of them over the civilised portion of
the globe! •ever one goes, there the energetic Pro-
faner will hr found to relieve pith and restore health.
Are you • teneissat! A few pills will remove the elects
of mina. Are you feverish, disnee.c, t•reliblisd with an
enlargement of the liver or 'Pine, Whet Wove relfacione
than the remedies he offers at a coat which appears
ridiculous when compared with the inestimable tele"e
they confer? Ars too troubled sith skin divines*
or ulcers, old wounds, or swellings! A few applica.'ioa'n
the ointment will remove the wipe. Are you rheumatic!
The ointment will restore yourliuthe in the elasticity of
vigorous health. There Is no Poi purchased by Irnr-..
Profaner Holloway is nothing no we to %el.; CM
thousands who cater for Public artgligie saes sensed
servants of the public, it ittigitt beme yew -
them facts, se we dtigkeeed e i.e.,
*ugh", thfairlO. availins. of fresseliditYs ear
Zaffhildas magmas are slinwe_arsa weelkenseas
that are mot objestioneble be% wbes WM.. we
awkier th• ism ithir=ifir "We
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