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

THE DAUGHTER OF THE

REGIMENT.

(COPYRIGHT.)

This splendid w,irk of art ts without a doubt one of
the best J. 4IN A RIMAIN ever painted, and it is engraved
in the finest possible style upon steel by that celebrated
artint, HENRY LEMON, EMI.

The scene is that of the British Army, encamped
before the walls of Sebastopol. Stretching away to
the right are the white canvas tents surmounted by
the English Flag, floating proudly in the breeze, while,
standing in the foreground, and surrounded by luxuriant
foliage is THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGI-
MENT. With one arm uplifted, and holding in her
hand a glom of spirit, just drawn from the flask at her
side her splendid form is thrown into an attitude of
most perfect ..—raoe, and she stands amid the din of
battle the embodiment of all that is noble in human
nature. The mixed expression of dashing bravery and
tender sympathy so plainly marked upon her counte-
nance proclaims her one of that band of heroes, who,
throwing on one side the claims of home and kindred.
casting to the winds the peaceful happiness of a
luxurious life, followed our gallant troops into the
field, and encountering every hardship, proved in the
midst of the roar .4 cannon, the tramp of cavalry, and
the groans of the wounded, that patience, sympathy
and duty are the qualities of our brave countrywomen.
There is no telling how soon our troops may be called
upon to engage in a deadly strife, but one thing can be
said, that should such a time come, the DAUGHTER
OF THE REGIMENT will be in her place to urge
them on to victory, and to succor and help the sick and
the wounded. As an historical memento of the
CRIMEAN WAR, and as an artistic production, this
grand picture stands unrivalled, while its intrinsic
worth may be gathered from the following
May 22nd, 1877.
"Dear Sir,—The Engraving of THE DAUGHTER
OF THE REGIMENT is Copyright, and has never
been sold under the regular price of Two GOINKAS."

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(Signed) CHARLES GOOLE, Manner.
" National Fine Art Union, 33, Great James Street.
London W.C."

This GRAND PRESENTATION PICTURE
will be given to each reader of this issue of the
Dorset County Express who cuts out the Redemption
Bond found below, and sends it to THE NATIONAL
FINE ART UNION, 3:), GREAT JAmee Snurr,
LONDON, W.C., together with 16 stamps, or P. 0.0.
for le. 3d.., payable at the General Post Office,
London E.C., To CHARLES GOOLD, to pay the cost of
ease, transmission, copyright, and other charges. It
will then be sent free to all parts of Great Britain and
Ireland, securely packed and warranted to reach its
destination uninjured.
Cut out this Bond and send it to the National Fine
Art Union, s, Oreat James Street, London, W.O.

Note these Inatntetinno. —All Bonds must be seat in
on or before June 22nd, 1877. The Bond must in all
cases be sent, otherwie persofis might reap the benefits
intended for the readers of the Dorset County Ex-
press only. One copy will be sent for each Bond, and
NONE CAN BE BENT WITHOUT 011.
EX-
CEPT ON THE RECEIPT OF TWO GUII
The Bond will not again be printed in the Dorset
Count!, Express hence the aavieability of at once
cutting it out and sending it fur redemption, as each
will be attended to in rotation as received.

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