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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-15

Agent for the Atlas Fire °Moe.

WILLIAM TILLEY,
BUILDIM, e.. id.,
PRINCES STREET, DORCHESTER.
IN FORMS the Public and the Trade that he
keep' a STOCK of CEMENT, PLASTER,
Drain Pipes, Closet Pans end Traps. Over Bars, Fire
Bricks Deals, Slates , Bridgwater TO', Garden
Edgia,
of Different Patterns. Terra Cotta Vaasa, and
dilsrent other Fancy Articles of the raw Maeda

A V•111TT OP
IBADT-WOILIED HIALINITONIZIL
Of difiereot Dedwas, •it b Stack for SALE, aod any
be am at the BLOM Wow, PLUIWIANI, or at Row
Dom IN I'moomorszor (ant to the Don* Count,
Moogital.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-15

sticku. OF SULEIMAN TASMA.

Suleiman Pasha, aocordiii..; to a telegram from Con.
stsistinople vritia appeared in the Poi aiscAc Corm-
powilat: last night. NY been reliel ed of his command
of the artny in Eaatern Bulimia, and summoned to
the Turkish capital. Hood Pasha is reported to
have made the recall ,4 Suleiman Pasha a condition
ol hie accepting the conuumd of the whole Turkish
anal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-15

BROAD WRY.

THE annual letting of the parish mealovr, • great event
in this place, took ',Lice on Friday In.: at the SVPUI Hotel.
There wan a capital attendance, anti the bidding% were
very spirited. The letting. in accordance with a custom
which hag beets in vogue for the last 200 year., wa• by
condi. light An Inci of candle wan Oared on a i.eard,
and while it remained burning the bitltlinet were taken,the
last rider as the last dash expired being the awsepied one.
The proceeds of the let Ling gu towards the cost of repairing
the highways of the psrish. Mr. Otter, the lessee of last
year. who then bid All for it, we believe, started with
£lO, and an• one being .1.1. 1. junto a shilling there was
a mcular " lest"sbing fire, till £l3 101_ 01 had been
reached. Otters then cense more slowly while the
inch of tallow gradually dwindled. All eye. were
flied on the 'apposed expiring flame, but old Mr. Rogers,
our parish clerk, told the "boys' there were another
20 minutes in 'un yet, and so it proved, almost to the tick;
an p d then, at e lad •outter, Ur. Otter put one snore
shillinz to the prevtotia 11,1, and h.. again became the
lessee at Xlt Is —not so bad for only &hint oncsandthreee
quarters of • acre Mr. Rogers mutrasted this with the
time when he used to rent it for £5 }ear alter veer. Our
worthy postmeator. Mr. Bowdited. metal AO auctioneer.
Host RNICFI provided bowls of punch, and eight "colts"
had to pity their .hoeing..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-15

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

TONEY! MONEY!! M ONKYI!

.VONRI A DVANCRD AT OYM DArs NOTICE,
for short or long periods from CIO to £l,OOO,
Co Fanners. Dairymen, Private Householders, Clergy-
men, Tradesmen, and others, on their own Security.
without Lnan-oflice routine, and in strict confidence,
and without publicity, if required, by
MR. A. COLLINS,
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At his Private Office.. 32, QUEEN-SQUARE
BRISTOL.

No Suarrr ts Requtsw. Genuine Applications
immediwely attended to, and the advances can be
re-paid Weekly, Monthlir, or Quarterly.
Distaste, no objection. Apply personally, or pros-
pectus forwarded free of charge.

IVIONEY to LEND. —HENRY W. BUM
can be seen daily between ten and to,
Saturdays ten and one. at 19, London Bridge Station
Approach. London, directly opposite the booking
offices at London Bridge Railway Station. Cash lent
privately in Town or Cmntry from £2O to MO on the
borrower's note of hand alone, or on deeda, leases,
life policies, Farm Stock, Implementa, Crops. Fur-
niture without removal, trade stock, plant, de.
Interest £5 per cent.. repayments can he arranged
to suit the borrower'. convenience. No Life Insurance,
no Law Costa, and no delay. Interest added to
a Ivance. The strictest priraty °teemed, and a written
gtearantec airen, if required, that not the sliplasee
publicity rill be !tire's to any transact:mi.—Apply
personally, or by letter.
Note Address : iIIIIRT W. Bun, 19, tondos
Bridge Station Approach, London. directly ("molar)
the booking offices at London Bridge Railway
Station.

Entered at Bt*tonr, ll.ltif4O.l—Prlce le, or anCiama,Pcat
pa.l from the author for 1 rtarnpa
mANIIOOD A ID meat ESSAY on the funeUrme and di.
orders ,f the reproductive onrane in youth, manhood,
and old no. with oheerratione on the Trettment and Cure of
Nervous llshatistion, Physical Debility. Lownou of spirits,
he.. Fehr; the result of 30 year.' suecrerfitl practice. By J. L.
CURTIS, M.D ALBEMARLE-STREET, PICCADILLT.
Loaner, W

. ,
CrIMI O M tsilooD.-77th Thousan.l.—Ably writtim and
Wendy describes the wuree of throe diereses which produce
decline In youth, or more frequently premature old age."—
Deify Tele TropA, 27th March, IPS&
•• Cruets ON Mammon should be In the heads of youth mol
old age. It 1.. medical pithhcation. developing the treatment
of clam of re/ nful maladies which hove too long been the
prey of the Illiterate and dethming —United Seen. Gazette.
London: Sold by Mr. J. Iliac Dookaefler. 19. CornbllL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-15

If URA XACUSI ANU PODUPHYLI IN s Stimulant to the
I Liver. —A doss of this combination recommended to
anyone complaning of Ile, r derangements, more pare-
meetly when eritirw from alight oongestlon. By re,tly
stimuleing the liver end slightly moving the bowels,
lb. heavy drowsy feeling and badsche, with, generally,
palm in the chest and back, essoecielli after eating, ero
dissipated. Teraitscum end blue pal, and certainly
quite egos/ in poor In removing the often distressing
Inconvenience and rain attendant on drsperies. In
America this remed. le very highly reamed sn.l
approved. In Zeeland TA1.."1[13 has been for years
peat proved of va/oe I, three caeca, but its conibmation
with Podophyllin, or Say Apple Resin, c..miiderably
enhances Its power.—Bottles Ts. 6.1. end 4. dd. each.
Sold by chemist. and druggists. Protased in the
laboratory of J. Pepper, Pharmaceutical chemist,
London

Dlll.Pr.leB WHITE COUGH MIXTURE- —A grant improte
1 limit on Cough Medicines. It pieseemes pocullarly
soothing effect noon the Irritated membranes, which ane
the met of coughing, detaching the Phlegm and accumu-
lation, without naming any firehng id Mathew The.
qualities make It of •ee.lo. n Etrunchlth and Asth-
matic afections. while for ordinary coughing It le •
specific cure A dole of the Wntre (bran
will ensure the sufferer from theme complaints , • orrthln
nighCe rest. As • Cough Remedy ri,tbing even
sash thorough satishiction ; and although not of •
Syrupy character, it Is very agreeable In flavour,
diffusing agenmal warmth over the surfaced the chest.
Pilots la lid., sad la *I coal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-15

itICSIGNATIoN OF Till TUKKISK

FILIDAT, 4 50 c.u.
'Phe Ministry has resigned, and a new Cabinet has
been constituted
Mr. Roebuck, M.P., having refused to make a
speech n the war question, on the grimed that it
"'could .1 no good, and usi4ht no harm,- states it as
lii opinion that we ought to give Russia plainly to
understand that wa should make territorial aggrandise-
went a Cann felli. Rossi s, the he,. gentleman says,
would not dare to go to war with England. and, with
a fleet in the Baltic and another in the Mediterranean,
rho would be paralysed.
There Is but little news with respect to the
arudatice. A Vienna newspaper publishes what it
beers to be the conditions of peace on which RtteffiAo
UAW/ to itudst, and these include the independence id
the principalities and some territorial gains to them,
the 'granting of autonomy to Bulgaria under a
Christian Governor, and a gain of some Armenian
districts to Russia. Our Constantinople Correspon-
dent hears that the Russian Cabinet ha. addressed a
confidential note to the Porte, again suggesting direct
negotiations. From Bucharest we hear that Russia is
still intriguing for the retrocession of Bessarabia, a
step to which it is suggested that Roumania would
only consent on receiving something profitable by way
of exchange. The Imperial Hatt which has been
issued respecting the change iu the Grand Vizierate
declares that the recent reverses were caused by she
incapacity of some of the Turkish commanders, and
enjoins Genial Pacha to listen to the wise counsels of
the friends of Turkey, and endeavour to obtain gua-
rantee. for its integrity and independsnce. The
Turkish Ministry base resolved im the evacuation of
Philippopilis. whence we hear that the families of all
the Government ,',aployit are being sent to the capital,
while many refugees are flocking to town with their
cattle.
A telegram from Malta states that Vice Admiral
liornby hes left there f ,r the Levant in the Sultan,
and that four others iif her 'Majesty's ship are to follow
The homewaol•bound troops nn board the
Juliana and those outward bound in the Euphrates are
detelMed

Ai It Mr t•Y lIIE t

Th. Greed Duke Nieholm teleb.rapbed to the
Emperor of Russia from ledtcha on Wedneelay that
„c dig day General lieletzky, after dekperate
tfght-
rng had made prisoners the whole Turkish army
deeeding the l'hipk a Pa., ...wasting of 11 battalions,
10 bataniee and one rcOment of cavalry. Kamalik,
the tiateli add., was ...copied by Prince
and pka Man held by General St,Aeleff.
St. Petersburg wan deoorated with Ilemi in honour
a General ILadetzky's great victory in the Chipka
Paw.
intelligence has been received at Conatantinople
that A force .4 Torldah troops and ausiliariee have
defeated the Slontenegrius at Spot and Malimouri,
and compelled them to fall back upon Yenikoi.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-15

)(r. .&i

“.vles
Mr. Webb

Mr. T. C4llll/110 ' Mr. Jesty
On this the chairman was called on for his casting
vote; and Mr. Thomas, believing it would promote
the efency of the Authority, and public con-
venience, if the inspector were resident in the town,
cave his vote iu favour of Mr. Butt, who was therefore
elected. A letter was read from the Local Govern-
ment Bvard, enquiring what had been done as to a
permanent hospital for cases of infectious disease.—
The secretary was instructed to write to the
Government Board that the matter is under considera-
tion.- -On the proposition of Dr. Drew. seconded by
Mr. Chilcott, it was resolved that the Chairman and
clerk, assisted by Messrs. Jesty, Comben, and J. P.
Scriven, be requested to negotiate with the Portland
Ferry Bridge coilmissioners for the purchase of the
land offered to the Board, at the lowest possible price.
—Mr. R. if. Eliot was appointed treasurer to the
authority.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-15

POOLE.

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RAILWAY WI.o AIIOWL —A. correspondent informs the
OW* that the London and SotithWestern Railway Com-
pany has basal. Uesty for the purchuse of the Saliahury
and Dorset Railway, which ',ingests London gad Salis-
bury with Boarnemouth. Weymouth, ato.. &ad that the
Sonth•Western board hut broken oig the negottstiOnil.
CHVIRCW PAIaDI -At St 141111114.111 Chlarell on Sunday
morning the R.v. J. A. Lawson tm.azhad a (ha
rifle corps and the naval reserve. The 4th DR V. peresint
at their head-qaarters under the esniMalid of Cent elo W.
A. Stan,. and then were preeent—Lieutenant P. K L
Budge. S-cond-Lientenant 51. liarrison. Acting-Surgeon
H. Smyth. 4 sergeants, I bugler, and 40 rank and Stu
The If. sing drum fmnd prom...lel the corps to church.
The naval reserve mustered outside the P aste Railway
Station, and about 50 attended under the command of
Chief (Meer Jerome, and proceeded to church, headed by
the Poole Town Band
Pours, M inday.—BeCtre the Mayor (Mr. A. Bailstun)
and Mawr.. J. R. Dwell and G. 11. Catch.
John lifer..., & hemp-dreeeer on the road." was
brought up in custody, charged by P.& &Writ with
Izetne.drunk and incapable in Salishuryutreet on Saturday
—Prisoner promised to " move on out of the
borough, and he... discharged upon that understanding.
Perrr Basuon. Ifirdy.—Be tie Nam amil Ith.
J. Mori
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-15

PIIDDLETILENTHIDE.

On Thuraditv, the 3% laid., the ririncipai tradesmen of
the village had a supper at the gnomon flotal. to isle-
rite the (nitre day of the worthy heves& Abiut 32
restritlial to the invitation given. The supper was the
go .1 idil English rdast beef and tin pudding. Mr.
Daidol Drake as the °ldeal tradesman, hlling the chair;
Mr. Coates, l4e of Cbarininster, fillbor the vice.as the
youngest The usual level and other toasts were given
and rem inflial to. The principal being that of the worthy
"ilni and linnet," Mr. and Mrs. Hangar. wishing her
many ri torn. of the festive dar. The worthy tint
asitahly responded, booing that be should have the
pleasure of meeting them on many like occasion..
Al•bough not a corporate town, we have from Russ
immemorial annually electafd • mayor, and we were
pleased to see his worship awl also the ex-mayor in the
company. The meeting broke up at Cross's hour, nothing
hsem, to mar the pnruure f the evening.
On Weineslar, the 2nd Met, the Pirlilletrenthide
Branch of the Direct County Tniperanie tinkly, Rave
numixering 72, a tree tea. Toe mem-
bers sLnd friend. i 4 the rosnety elso had • public tea in Mr.
It aim'. store-howie at 6 pm., to welcome the new
missionary on hi. first visit to the villas., which was well
pie seined. Al 7p m a public meeting we. held in the
National echo ilroom, presided over by the worthy vicar,
the Rey. .1. Hick& The new missionary, Mr. Willism
Gribble, gore • sound practical lecture, about 150 heing
Pr*.ent. Thu being tho first temperance meeting held in
the parish whoa, Mr. Joh ii,li,ti propond • vote of
thanks to the Vicar far his kindneas in presiding, sini for
the leas of the ram, which was kindly reap-.,e to by
the rev. gentleman, raying that be should at all time, be
plo.s.ed to grant the ben of the room, and preside as
iithm m pomild-. A vote of thank, WMo proposed by Mr.
Pat ne to Mr.. Davy for so ably presiding at the
harmonium, that adding cotriiderably to the attrac of
the evening. We were pleased to vie the members
generally of the other nmperance organisations present.
The Vicar chwed with a prayer for unity croons all .rations
of the teruperonew society, and the polish generally in
every respect. Three pledges were take, at the nose.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-15

08MINOTON

Solurrninta LIKI C 113.1511147 (Hiatt.—There must lie
son., good feeling between Yr. WiWain Chiloott and his
(arm labourers if we may Judge by SE.. good things Om
latter received from their master t keep Christmas whit.
els a piece of boa. • pound of tee, a pound of raisins
and :to-rants, two ounces of tobacco. one pion., of Boor,
end. Lir of cider. and to insure a good ilre to cook lb.
C'brildmail dinner E eat. of wale were added. Bravo it,.
Minot, !
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-15

WOOL.

CHRISTMAS Taaars.—Tbrottah the kindness of the itev.
H. M. Dobutton, the chums choir and the rinser* en-
j .yett • happy evening at the rectory on Wednesday last.
A splendid supper was served up, and • Christelat tree,
whi:lll..ked very pretty, bring loaded with useful end
suitable presents. The two churchwarden., and Klan
!lila*, the organist, were pree,nt, and before the party
broke up • vote of thanks weru givcn t.. Him Hibh• for
her serviee, ad organist, —On the following evening
(Thursday) a treat we. provided in the schoolroom for the
Sunday school children. A good tea was riven town, and
various games indulged In. Itingius cheers were given
Ca. Moir kind pastor, and the children dispersed to their
borne..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-15

THE WAR.

THE WEATHER IN SULUABIA.

BUCHARIPIT, FRIDAY.
The thaw was brought to an end yesterday evening
by a fall of temperature whieh turned the melted snow
into ice. The weather is fine to-day, but the sun's
rays have little effect upon the frozen snow.
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IPASIO AT PHIIAPPOP.LIS A.ND ADRIANOPLI.
ruoirr Or 'MS INHAIHTAXIII.
PIRA, THURSDAY Ni,iir.

•
Fugitives are ilockini in from Adrianople and
Phi'ippon.. 'Three trsins crowded with them arrived
last night and again this evening. The principal
portion ....orbits of 'Turkish women and children. The
Stafford House Committee distribute food on the
arrival of the fugitives at Constantinople.
(Reuters Telegram.)
CoxirrAs-rixoru,
Among the Turkish prisoners cat4urecl by the
'Russians at Kamsrli Were three English doctors,
named Armand [ Haman], Leslie, and Neville, and
Colonel Baker, aide-dr-comp to Baker Fiche.
(A contemporary states that the Colonel Baker who
is reported to have been wounded and taken prisoner
by the linssians in the affair at Taskaaan, has been
supposed to be General Valentine Baker, but this is
not ;it ie Colonel Baker. V.C. who is referred to, IA
a most gallant and able soldier, who has been through•
out on the staff of his namesake, together with
Colonel Allis, and whose loss is a grave injury to the
Turkish cause.]
LIIIAMITION OF Tilt rCIMIMI liLtNe O DIVECCF-
PLItA, FRIDAT.
It is now thought that the proposal t.. eonclude an
armistice will not be accepted by the Russians. Very
prompt not is therefore necessary, otherwise Adria-
nople will be l•st.
Suleiman Pacha telegraphed this morning that, he
has no means of stopping the Rumians Should no
arrangement be made at once for an armistice the
Russians will arrive at Adrianople in five days.
I'MLA, FItIOAY
Great uneasiness prevails in Constantinople respect-
ing the recent intelligencelnu the front. The Russians
are in great force south .4 tie. Balkans.
The general fceling is that all depends on the prompt
action of England. •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-15

PUBUSIONO TUI ACCOUNT&

111. WALLIS read his remarks on this matter. advocating
the making public of the ace iunts in detail, first the cost.
tc , if all drainage. next that a street inipmvementii,
with any extras, and by whom ordered in each coast and
when, also payments of principal and interest lie
brought forward • resolution in favour of thk, and stated
that temple were prepared even to contribute to a
sulk.cription (or the purposo of paying the expen•e. Ile
nnil guarantee that some hundreds wourl be sold at a
nominal priee.
Mr. Alderman Mouse: In consideration of the fact
that all these requirements, excepting their being put on
the church d.ori, were already complied with! have great
pleasure in seconding the resolution.
Mr WALLI said he rout,' nit imitenit in.l the aellunt.,
or who iirdereol the work, unless be went to the Town
Clerk's Maxi. and ho wanted the dottils put under their
diderent hetels.

Mr. Roataita raid he ha,' tried t diteorer from the old
forma sr.-tune. the amount, expended under difforent
heeds, and it was so involved that be foun 1 it impossible
to do en. .

Sone conversation followed, In the coo,' of which Mr.
WALLIS ,oesturd sag that the resolution he ha 4 proposed
di.' nat rouses' all he scanted. llis resllution sw.ts there-
fore reganied as not ito,,,nded, and fell to the ground.
This was the form of it:—

"r, have publish. I t`is amount received by way of
rates, anti to show how expended. Ist.. The cost of all
sorbs of &linage, where and when carried out, and by
whose authority. Also a list of all street improvements,
with the 11111114 of ell streets or plates. where carried out,
end if bye intrmt, stutin the 'mount ,if coot-net, sad if
there ore eh-into, for ...ctn.o on them contracts, stltinr by
whimo ordered, and the amount pod,' for such extras. Also
the some or i.itnilarstateniento imblisheil in relation to the
repair of highways, watering streets, scavenging• am
ace to, nith all other postern's out of the rates, either
Or a Tiern C mixed or Urban 8 mittry Authority. cspacially
the psymenis of principal and interest on the debts Or
loans incurred, and that the printed me mot ho placesl at
the doors of every plsce of peilille worship In the Borough
or Timeshare that may be deci&xL (liigned) 'NONA* S.
WOWS "
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-15

WARZHAX.

AGAIN on New Year's Day, as lag year. • 'wither of
aged persons living in the town were entertained with
gratuitous tea, thanks to the energy of Mrs. W. Crocker.
About 130, nearly all of whom were over III) year. of age,
aseembled in the Wesleyan schoolroom, which. bang
taste ally decorated, presented a cheerful appearance.
Soon after five o'clock. grero bating bean CM& the
dentolition of the good things provided began. and It was
mattif.t that the venerable company such enjoyed the
cheerful meal. After tea the chair wan taken by Mr. W.
Crorker. The choir having sung " Art thou weary, art
thou languid." the Rev. S. WyAlry real the 914 Psalm,
and prayer was offered by the Rev. G. K. Osborne. The
choir then rang" Beneath the Cross of Jesus," and
aopropnate &Adresse* were delivered by the Rev. W.
Den.hant Rev. S. Wesley. sal the Rev. G. K. Osborne.
Mr F. Ilibbe then eau, " Whet shall the harvest be,
"Thus a happy and profitable meeting came to an end, the
odd (Oka giving sincere and hearty votes of thanks Si
Mr. and Mrs. Crocker, the speakers, the lawmakers. and
the their. On lenviog the roon, each was presented with
an orange (the ascii gift of Mr. F. MorshsllsarLand •
large card. havimi printed u it 9 tent (Lc" In —dn). and
the date of the tea. The taidc.i worn presided Deer by
ladies of tbe town.

GBoitot GU 1.01.1( E, Saturday.—Dofore General Sir E i ward
reat
potily Irsomfrid, who was before the magistrates
yestectsy, w as asotin bynucht up in custody charged with
intabehavlas •rself in the Workhouse.—The master
C'll/' th" fl.Pr.Kiner bad horn examined by Kr.
keStuith. who rertided ;hat she eras well. and dt to
work. Prisoner, hosrsver, bad refused to do any work.—
She wet now went to Dorchester Gaol (or 94 days recrea-
tion.
_Phase Bdrznis was Yliskrsod with wandering about
.ithout any visible mesas of subsistence at
I alf- past la that morning.—P.C. Brooks proved the meet
and pri. otter wits seta IMO durance vile for a month.
ITAZWITONI.

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Coro.' Ilocie.—Through the kind hospitality of Mr.
Goff, of Crytut, turn, a re.idenoss no in connec-
tion with the Tichborne affair, the spoil poor of the
W 110041416 ii• 14111.10,1004 R 6,0 lint.rt•ii" with a.
ahundasve of the usual Christina' fore in the servants
hall, and right merrily did the old "grey beards" with
their it..,., enjoy themselves. Oa the following night
• ww•itio. toll took plane in one of the capacious rooms
of the mansion, alaifi RS6 art 'dully decorated with
embiema of the festive OSS4OO, and to the strains of
Donnivans far-famed quadrille bank the domestics
tztim•fl it Nightly on the 'light fantastic toe" tiU •
somewhat late boor. At intervals /6)1330 excellent songs
were sling, and Mr. Charles Stephens, the well-kniwn
helTdia and ,OMIC singer, consider-day enhanced the
entertainment by his egglicalities, and by the contortions
of his !mini!'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-15

JUST LIILWOZTH

EXTIATaINMENT.—A very iacee.tol enterteinment was
given in the schoolroom in this parish, when the following
prograinine was g ine through : Instrumental duel,
Mewrs. Powell and Champ; sons. "let ue be An fully
Jolly." Mr. Lauder; yeriati,nis, Messrs. Powell,
Champ. and Bugg: .on "Never mind the roes," Mr.
Partiiiier ; •'CA "The Husland's Boat," Mr. Knight ;
m....aris. Powell. Champ, and Bugg:
Dune. "The Cork L. Mr. W. Betwr song. "Tue
Mr. Bugs: sonic. lw off to Charlestown." Mr. IL
Wilma; musical variation., Messrs. Poweh, Champ. and
Bugg ; song. "Tim C Mese hy ilia Sea," Mr. Champ ;
song, "Beer it like a Man," Mr. Fools. ; instrumental
duet. Mtwara Powell and Champ; sons. "Old King Cole,"
Mr. hlsnuel ; song. " Billy Johnson', Ball," Mr. Itunysrd :
musical variations, Messrs. Powell. Champ. and if
song. The Jolly ViTaggoner," Mr. Partnitor ; song, "The
Engine Driver," Mr. Knight; linol.. " God Soy. the
Queen."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-15

HEALTH A SOURCE OF HAPPINESS.
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parts of the World, in enrelope, two stamps
('WIDE TO CURE OF DEBILITY ; or HEALTH LOST
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on the Cure of all Dhiemee requiting from MIN "'Merry Power,
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Debilitated front irregularitleg of life, climate, age, vr
or from over-toned Of Mimed energies, whether of body of
mind. City life, Intempermee, late Hours, worry, Brain
Toll, Re, Gives Instructions and Advice for treatment of
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