The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-13 00:00:00

DORCHESTER HORSE REPOSITORY, TRINITY
STrET.
_DoitCHESTER.
AXIL ENSOR beg. to announce that his
.01 next SALE of HOMES will be 11441.1 on Wen-
EMMY, FEBRUARY 14th, 1877 (being Doridiester Fair
Day), for wnich early Entries are solicited.
There are already 55 Horses, of all descriptions,
entered for this Sale, including several
_good English
Cart 11017.01. Hacks, Hunters, Harness Horns.
There will be a SPECIAL SALE for HUNTERS
heti about the Second Week in MARCH, 011 usual.
Dorchester, February 6th, 1877.

THOS. G. BR YER,
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER,
DORCHESTER.
PROBATE AND PUBLICANS' VALUATIONS.
Orrice -16. WOLLASTON VILLAS,
DORCHESTER.
Selecting Emigration Agent for the Queensland
Government.
FREE PASSAGES IN GOOD SHIPS.
RENTS AlfD ACCOUNTS Cotutorso.
SUN FIRE OFFICE, LONDON,
ESTABLISHED 1710.
HENRY F. SHAW Lgreva-e, Esq., Chairman and
Treasurer.
FRANCIS B. BELTON, Esq., Secretary.
Total Sum insured in 1873, £247,278,909.
Claims pall during the last ten years, upwards of
TWO MILLIONS STERLING.
All information respecting Fire Insurances may be
obtained from any of the undermentioned
Agents of the Society.
AGENTS :
Dorchester ... Mr. G. J. G. Gm:cony, South-street
Mr. .1. M. Lieu, I ligh East-street
Alds:isbury Mr. J.UTES WHITE.
Beaminster coil
Bridport . Mr. NICHOLAs M. LOGGIN.
Blandford .. Mr. JoHN BARNES.
Bournemouth .. Mr. JAMILS Daurrr, Jun.,
Cerne Abbas .. Mr. WILLIAM H. CLARK.
Charmonth ... Mr. JoHN STEVEN&
Fontmell Magna Mr. Ansol.ou G. SPINPIRY.
Lyme ... Mr. SoItERT W. HILLMAN.
Poole . Mews. Wirr and REme-Wetrit.
Slierhorne ... Messrs. Met.surrn and BARTLETT.
Wareham .. Or. JAMF..s TUCK.
Weymouth r. Elwin; W. CROSS.
Viinl,orite... Mr. I;KoRGE QUICK.
ALTERATION OF PREMISES.
IMPORTANT SALE OF
FURNITURE, &c.,
JAMES F. HANNAH,
DORCHESTER,
Having re-built the Back Show lbs,ms, has now two
SHOW ROOMS, of nearly 100 feet long by 20 feet
wlle, and invites- an inspection of EASY CHAIRS,
covert ES, &e.
CARE T 8 .
Over 3,000 cards of Brussels, Tapestry, Felt, Dutch
and Hemp. Short lengths and remmotts considerably
under cost price; Stair Carpets in Brussels, Tapestry,
Twill and Hemp; Good Brussels at 3s. 3d.
FUItNITU RE.
Walnut Cabinets, rheffirmier.:, Loo Tables, Card
and Occasional ditto, Whatnots, Work Tables,
Octagon ditto, 124 rsl.
Mahogany Sideboards, Cheffioniers, Dining Tables,
Dinner Wagons, Book-eises, Folding and other Chairs
in endless variety,
Hall Tables. Chairs. Seats, Umbrella Stands,
Mahogany and Birch Wardrobes. Chest of Drawers,
Washstands, Dressing Tables, Commodes, Dressing
Glasses, Horses, &c.; Painted Bedroom Furniture Of
every description.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING
Mahogany, Birch and Painted Bedsteads. Brass and
Iron ditto, all sorts and dz.'s, Cots and Folding Chair
I Beds; Spring Mlttr.teses. Hair, Wool and Cotton
ditto, Dais, Bolsters and Pillows. Blankets, Counter-
panes, Quilts, &c.
REPS, DAMAARS, CRETONNES, CHINTZES
, Parties re-furnishing will find this an excellent
opportunity to purchase Curtain materials.
CHIMNEY GLASSES.
I These will he specially offered as Bargains.
MATS AND MATTING.
, Cocoa, Manilla. bolt% White and lied Cheek,
Wool Mats and Itsrdered Cocoa ditto, &c.
LINOLEUM, ColiK CARPET, &c.
• As early osspertiot• resprctierflp solidted

J. LENTON
(FROM LONDON),
LADIES ROOT AND SHOE MAKER,
No. 8, ALINGTOW-TERHACE, Dusacatt-wrazar,
DORCHN:STER.
Orders and Repairs executed with neatness mid
dispatch.
PURDEN'S
BALSAMIC
I"
NjoUGH ELI XIIII
TUC RICHT ILEIIEDY roe
COUGHS, CC/LDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
HOARSENIMS, WHOOPING COUGH,
SItoRTNESS OF EREAI'IL LOSS OF VOWS,
SPITTING OF BLOOD, &cc, Bse.
THE PROIMIETOR can confidently rowan-
mewl this ELIXIR in all Affection* of the
Chest, an it seta directly on the Vongealed Phlegm,
causing free eypeciorati.n.. Thtee who are troubled
with that unideasant tickling in the throat which
! deprivce them of net at night from the incessant
colvzh which it provoke. will. IT taking one lee, find
: immediate relief, even though all other remedied have
t failed.
In bottles 1...114L, 9s. 9d., 40. Gil., and lls. each.
H.•DURDE N.
CHEMIST, DORCHESTER.

MONEY TO BE LENT, in town or country,
to Gentlemen, Farmers, Tradesmen, or others,
from Fifty Pound-, and upwanls, upon personal
security. 'lnterest five per cent, per annum, from one
to seven years. No eommission or charges made.
Also sums from One Tle.texiii.l P, muds on mortgages.
at three and a half per cent. .m freehold or leasehold
property, for any tetin not exceeding twenty-one
years.—Apply to
WM. HOLLAND. F.sq.,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor, 11, Euston-square,
London.

MON EY immediately advanced to any
amount, from t and upwards, upon every
description f security, comprising real and
personal estate. fanning stock, reversions,
annuities, furniture (without removal), life
policies, and any other tangible personal
security. No chargest made or commiesion
taken, and the strictest secresy will in all
canes be observed.
Interest as follows, viz.
On freehold or leaseholds, from 3 per cent, per annum,
personal security from I per cent, per annum,
• other wecurities at einally reasonable rates.
Applicants are requested to apply in the first instance
by letter containing full particuLcrs, in order
to Rave unnecessary trouble, to Frederick
Hawkins, Esq., 9, Great Eueselletriet,
Bloomsbury, London, W.C.

MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY !! !
IMPORTANT TO BORROWERS.
MONEY ADVANC6D AT ONE DAs NOTICE,
from £5O to £l,OOO,
To Farmers. Householders, and others, on their own
Security. without Loan-office routine, and
in strict confidence, by
MR. A. COLLINS,
AS hie Private Offices, 32, QUEEN-SQUARE
BRISTOL
N.B.—Genuine Applications immediately attended to.
Distance no object.
r The Loans can be re-paid Monthly or Quarterly.

SUTTON'S
118,
HOME ray 'ant GROWN
-a,
SEEDS.
CARRIAGE FREE.

A CoNSTANT SUPPLY OE THE BEAT VEGET'.IiLE.; IS
ENSURED BY PURCHASING
Sutton's Complete Collections of Vegetable Seeds
for One Vear's supply. ,

QUTTON'S £3 3. 0. COLLECTION
" OF SEEDS will produce a omatant succes-
sion of the BEST VWIETABIAIA all the year round
in a LAI:GE G A IIDEN. Carriage Free to any
Railway Station in England.
Q, U T 0 N CHOICE VEGETABLE
" SEEDS. From the Head Gardener to
BLit H. The Prim* of Wales, KG. (To whom Messrs.
Sutton are the specially appointed SeeiJounen.) "THE
KEEDA SuEPLIND la YOU lIANIC ALWAYS GIVEN Till
Gooator Satoractioc."
(IIAItLES PENNEY.
Sandringham, JIM. 17, 1877.
Q UTT ON'S £2 2. 0. COLLECTION
" OF SEEDS will produce a constant succes-
sion of the BEST VEGETABLES all the year round
In a 111011ERATE SIZE GAItIJEN. Carriage Free
to any Railway Station, in England.
‘,l UTTON'S CHOICE VEGETABLE
k-, SEEDS. From E. 11. Dowd, Esq., Warren
House, leer Heath, April 12, 1876. "The Gardener
is greatly pleased with the it 'ollection of Seeds you sent
him, and thinks Ito could mot possibly have done
better, and I am certain f experience that the
quality is as good an the quantity.-

•
11 TIT 0N ' S £1 1. 0. COLLECTION
kl OF SEEDS will produce a constant supply
of the BEST VEGETABLES all the year round in
the "AMATEURS' GARDEN." Carriage Free to
any Railway Station in England.

gUTTON'B CHOICE VEGETABLE
" SEEDS. From the Rev. W. J. Payne, The
Rectory, St. Janie.'' South Elmham, Feb. 3, 1876.
"1 was delighted with the liberal amount of Garden
Seeds, sent to inc in the nilection of Kitchen Garden
THOSE WHO PREFER MAKING THEIR
OWN SELECTION of Seeds cannot do better
than send for
SUTTON'S SPRING CATALOGUE
AND PRICE CURRENT.
GRATIS ANI) PosT FREE TO ALL APPLICANTS.
Five per cent. Discount allowed for Cash Payments
BUTTON AND 80N8, The Queen's Beedemen,
It
QUF.ENSLAND EMIGRATION.
The next ship for Queensland lathe magnificent fast-
sailer, " Southesk,,, from South West India Pock,
London, on the 10th March next, for Brisbane,
Queensland.
Applications for Free or Assisted Passages may he
made to, and handbooks (post free), and all other
Information obtained from the local Agents—Mrs. IL
PRINCE. Bridport Mr. T. G. BRYER. 16, Wollaston-
villas, Oorchester : Mr. G. WII-SoN, Wholywne ; Mr.
I'. 1). ROBERTA. l'anvle, Sherhorne; or
THE AGENT IIENERAI. FOR QUEENSLAND,
:111, CHARING (*ROSA, LoNDON, S.W.

INIPORTANT TO FANNERS.
BY ROYAL —APPOINTMENT.
To TO THE
. ,
Hot MAJESTY
'Symms-la! warrant .. " .;..-..",; Ily special warrant
dated Dee. 27, 1865 - . • `';!--.^`, dated Feb. 10.1866
DAY, SON, AND agarnwr,
The Inventors and Sole Proprietors ; 4 the "Original"
STOCK BREEDERS' MEDICINE CHEST
! For all DISORDEES in HORSES, CATTLE,
CALVES, SHEEP, and LAMBS,
And the Inventors ;4 the Flitsr Animal Medicines
ever known SA "DAY'S."
This matchless chest contains all that a Farmer can
require to keep his Stock free from diseswe, and in fine
healthy condition, viz ;,,
rlAir_, SON, and HEM W"S " CHEMICAL
J./ EXTRACT or GREAT PAIN DESTROYER'
prevents planing and heaving in bad lambing, cures
swollen and broken udders in -Ewes SINI Cows, and all
gangrenous wounds, ruts. and sores in all anhuals.
DAY, St IN, and i any rrr: " o Aszous FLUID
or BLACK MIXTURE" stops internal pain,
colic, scour or diarrlyea, debility, colds, shivering
fits, and great exhaustion in Horses, Oxen Calves,,,i
Sneep, and 1-luilts, imparting rare strength, vigour,l
and mq;etite.
DAY,SON, and tiEwrrrs "RED DRENCH or
INFLANINIA TIoN POWDER," the almost
marvellous elmn,,ing ;Irene); ; i: of immense value in
checking all feierish synipt MA after calving and lamb-
ing, rendering the mifk of the cow and Ewe copious,
Tie, and wholesome for their offspring.
AT, St /N, and It EW ITT'S "lilt INCHOLINE,'
for husk and h.. or in Sheep and I. 'alves. It enters !
the Meal, and impregnates it with a pungent, gaseous
odour, destructive to the worm or parasite in the wind
te and lungs.
AY, SON, and HEWITT'S "RED PASTE ea
CONDITION BALLS." for Mares after foaling,
being a great purifier of the milk for the colt; it
scatters and destroys all humours anafeveri..,h symptoms
in Horses, and is just the remedy to restore appetite,
and impart a mole-like conditien.
DAY, SON, and 1 tEwirrs " GASEODYNE,'
" CARMINATIVE CHALK," itc, are con-
tained in these Chests.
Price of Chest complete, including "Key to
Farriery," V his. t*el. sent earriage paid. Any article
can Ire had separately in boxes.
i These important invention.; have stood the test of
! time, mei are the true Farmer's Friend and Guide in
all his Cattle Diseases,
CAUTION.—Betewv of Imitations, nod see that the
11/1111C of DAT, SON and Hewirr, is on all Wryer and
i packets.
i
DAY, SON, AND ELDWITT,
22, DORSET STREET, BAKER STREET,
LONDON, W.; AND WANTAGE, BERKS

A RIDE TO KIIIV A,
BY
CAPTAIN FRED BURNABY,
Royal Horse Guards.
Page 13 says :—"Two pairs of boots lined with for were
also taken ; and for physic—with which it is well to be
supplied when travelling in out-of-the...ay Plaww—eome
quinine, and Cockles pills, the latter a most invaluable
medicine, and one which 1 have used on the natives of
Central Africa with the greatest possible success. In fact.,
the marvellous effects produced upon the mind and body
of an Arab Sheik, who was impervious to all native
medicines, when I administered to him live
COCKLES PILLS
will never fade from my memory ; and a friend of mine,
who passed through the same district many months after-
wards, informed me that my false all a ' medicine man'
bad not died out, but that the marvellous cure was even
then a theme of conversation in the bazaar."
SEE
SERNAIITS RIDE TO KIIIVA,
Page 13.

A GOOD FAMILY MEDICINE CHEST
.(1. with a prudent flue, has saved many a ; and
yet we think the idea might be improved upon, and
reduced to a more simple form. Take some good corn-
peund, such as
COCELEsi ANTIBILIOUS PILLS,
and we find that the desired end may be obtained without
scales and weights, or little mysterious compartments or
enchanted bottles, with crystal stoppers. Others might
be used. but
COCKLE'S PILLS,
se tested hy many thomands of persons, and found to
Ammer their purpose so well, may be set down as the best.
—Observer.

A RIDE TO ICHIV A,
BY
CAPTAIN FRED BURNABY,
Royal Horse Guards.
page 13 says :—" Two pairs of boota lined with fur were
also taken; and for physic—with which it is as well to be
supplied when travelling in out-of-the-way places—some
quinine, and Cockle's Pills, the latter a most invaluable
medicine, and one which I have used on the natives of
Central Africa with the greatest possible success. In fact,
the marvellous effects produced upon the mind and body
of an Arab Sheik, who was impervious to all native
medicines, when I administered to him five
t'oCKLES PILLS
will never fade fnmi ay memory ; and a friend of mine,
who passed through the same district many moths after-
ward, informed me that my fame as a 'medicine man'
had not died out, but that the marvellous cure was even
then a theme of conversation in the bazaar."
SEE
BURNABY'S RIDE TO KIIIVA,
Pape la

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
TILE OLDEST
rATENT gEDICINE
Ila Boxes M lid-. 4/. &L, and lls.

COALS! COALS ! ! COALS I!
ROBERT HILL,
26, SOUTH STREET, DORCHESTER,
Begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and his
customers generally that he In now supplying the
following descriptions of COALS :
WALLSEND. BULLO OR FOREST OF
CLAY CROSS. DEAN,
TALK 0 TIP HILL, RADSTOCK
SMITHS*, MALTING.
SILKSTONE, CULM AND COKE,
R. H. desires to ,call special attention to the
TALK 0' TH' HILL COAL, which he can strongly
recommend for household purposes.
All coals, by truck load, at reduced prices.
Bridgwater Tiles, /cc., awl Grindstones.
Agent for the Wiltshire Sack Hiring Company.
Deflate at the Great Western and South Western
Stations, Dorchester.
Orders received at 20, South-street. or at the office,
Great Western Railway Station, will receive prompt
attention.
Coal. delivered free in Dorchester and Fordington,
and at moderate rates in the country.
SIXTEENTH YEAR.
--
THE DORSET & SOMERSET COUNTIES'
ALMANACK, and Fairs Calendar for 1877.
Price 6.L: by Post. 70.
Offices STRKRT SUIIItDORNE.
May also be obtained at the office of this Paper,
Dorchester.
POOLE BREWERY.
PURE BEERS FROM MALT AND HOPS
ONLY.
BRITTER BEER and I'ALE ALE, of the
AJIP Finest Quality and Flavour, Brewed on the
Burton principle, by an experienced Brewer. All
BEERS and ALES warranted to be Brewed from
MALT and HOPS ONLY, at the
POOLE BREWERY, DORSETSHIRE.
POOLE BREWERY.
NINES and SPIRITS of the Best Quality,
Sold at the Lowest Remunerative Price.
List of Prices for all kinds of Beer, Ale, Porter,
Wine, and Spirits, forwarded on application to
FREDERICK STYRINGI.
BUY RECKITT'S PARIS BLUE, IN
PENNY SQUARES.
It is 'toed by the RICHEST,
On account of its BEAUTY,
And by the POOREST,
I3ecause of its CHEAPNESS!
Meows. Recitrrr &Sox.
Shepherds Bush, October M, ISM
Letter front Gentleinen,—" I am very much pleased
nut DUCHESS with your NUARR ROM I have now
or used it for some time, sn.l both for
EDINBURGH'S BEAUTY ..f COLOUR and ECONOMY It far
Laundress SURPASSES ally other I have hitherto weed."
Yours respet tinily, SARAH GARDNER.
,Lawninesto 11 R.ll. the Duke of Edinburgh
PRICE ONE PENNY THE SQUARE.
Beware ,4 Injurious Imitations.
CAUTION.—Bee that you get the Genuine Paris Blue
In squares as supplied to the laundrenees of the
Princess of Wales and Ducheas of Edinburgh.
RESTED BY THE PUBLIC ANALYTICAI
CHEMIST.
JOHNSON,
JOHNSON AND 00'S
PURE TEA,
SECURED IN TIN FOIL PACKETS.
Free from all mineral colour, or other adulteration—
Wholesome awl Invigorating—of great strength and
delicione flavour—and Cheaper and Better than any
other Tea.
QUALITIES FROM 2s. TO 4s. PER POUND
Sold by upwards of Three Thousand authorized
Agents throughout the Kingdom.
LOCAL AGENTS :
Dorchester, Droves, Chemist Easton LANS,PRARCS and 00.
Askerswell, Noses, Post Glace Maiden Newton, Mites, Grocer
Bawminnter, EDWARDS, COWS- Netherbury, Strom, Grocer
timer. Poole, BRISTOWR, ISO, High-St.
Bridport, Cools Confectioner Portland, Jotairrs, Booksoner
„ Bran. Bookneller Piddletnmthitie, Canvas,
Harbour, JOHN Croft Griner
I Burton Brailstock, SYMMS, Stnbormigh, Haan, Baker
Grocer. Upwey, BOWDITCII, Baker
Come Abbas, Honk Book- Weymouth, PLOWMAN. Baker
seller , , WILLIASS, Chemist
Cork Castle. Herniae, Baker Wool:La:corona, Grocer
JOHNSON, JOHNSON, AND CO.,
TEA MERCHANTS,
SOUTHWARK, LONDON. S.M.

"FOR ntE BLOOD IS TILE LIFE."
See Dent. ch. xiL, v. 23.
CLARKE'S
WORLD-FAMED
BLOOD MIXTURE,
(Trade Nark —"Blood Mixture.")
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND REATOREIL
-VOR cleansing and clearing the blood from all
impurities cannot be too highly recommended.
For Sep dish, Scurvy. Skin Diseases, and Sores of
all kinds it is a never-failing and Permanent cure. It
Cures; Old Sores.
Cures Ulcerated Sores on Neck.
Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs.
Cures Blackheads, or Pimples on the fats.
Cures Scurvy Sores.
Cures Cancerous Ulcers.
Cures Blood and Skin 10s.eases.
Cures Glandular Swellings
Clears the Blood from all impu rematter
From whatever cause arising.
As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurious to the most
delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor
solicits sufferers to give it a trial to test its value.
Thousands of Testimonials from all parts.
Sold in Bottles 2a. 6.1. each, and in Cases, containing
six times the quantity, Ito. each—sufficient to effect a
permanent cure in the great majority of long-standing
cases—BY ALL CHEMISTS AND PATENT
SEDICINE VENDORS throughout the United
Kingdom and the world, or sent to any address on
receipt of 30 or 132 stampe.
F.. 1. CLARKS, Chemist, I Oh-street, Lincoln.
Wholesale, all patent medicine houses
IDorrAester—Sold by A. J. Evans, Row, and
DllrdelL BEWARE OF WOBTHLIMA IMITATIONS.

WERVOITS DEBILITY.— Grist* a
II MEDICAL WORK, showing Sufferers how
they may be Cured without the aid of quacks. Free
m receipt of postage stamp. —Address, SECRRTART,
Institute of Anatomy. Birmingham.

CROSSE AND BLACKWELL
Purveyors to the Queen, SOllO SQUARE,
LONDON, direct attention to the following
articles of their manufacture, which always
bear their name and address on the labeta

CAPT. WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLES,
an exquisite compound of sweets and sours.
SAUCES for FISH, GAME, Jo.

VrOCK TURTLE OX-TAIL, HARE,
.1111_ GRAVY__ , JULIENNE and MULLIGA-
TAWNY SOUPS.
DURE MALT VTNEGAR of uniform strength
and flavour, in Imperial pint and quart bottle
TAMS, JELI (ER, and ORANGE MARMA-
OP LADE ma;.4 from fresh Fruit and with refined
Sugar only.

FLAVOURING ESSENCES, distilled front
the Fresh Emits and Spice., Orange, Lemon,
Vanilla, Almond, Ginger, Mace, he., Itc.
CROSSE AND BLACKWELL'S
Genuine Manufactures always bear their
mune and whirrs: on the labels, and may be
obtained of lirocers, Chemists, and Italian
Warehousemen throughout the Worlil
By Don Pedro Venial, at all Bookstalls, pest Bvo.
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THE QUEEN'S SPEECH.
Parliament was opened on Thursday afternoon by
the Queen in person. The ceremonial was favoured
with the proverbial Queen's weather, the day proving
to be as meemificent as an early English sprine could
be expectsssl to produce. The route along which the
proceeeion hwl to pass, [nen Buckingham Palace to
Enlace-yard, had been gradually filling throughout the
morning, and ,by one us deck the streets were densely
crowded. At a quarter before two o'clock the band of
the guard of honour. consisting of the Ist Battalion of
the Grenadier Guards, stationed in the inner court,
announced the appearance of her Majesty by the open-
_ ing notes of the National Anthem. Then followed
TIIE THEATRICALS AT THE DRILL-HALL. six State carrieges, each drawn by six horses, and
containing members, of the Royal household, including
The amateur theatricals were resumed on Monday even- Lord Henry Somerset, Lord Strathnairn and Lord
ing at the Drill-halL There was a "distinguished"
A. l'aget. The Royal carriage came next, fair Majesty
assentbly present, awl the whole of the acts wet per-
formed. Last week we notice' "Hunting the Turtle" being accompanied by the I"rimess Linise and the
and " Turn him out ;" this week we supplement the Princess Beatrice. It was drawn, as usual, by eight
report by a few remarks on "Billy d 0..," the caste of cream-coloured horses, preeteled by Yeomen of the
which is mede up as follows :—Mr. G. A. Cook represents Guard and led by running footmen in scarlet livery.
the local lell.stieker, Billy don ; Mr. F. Plank personetes All along the route her Majesty was heiled with hearty
a grocer's shopman, Dick Speoner ; Mr. Is Crump, as enthnsiesm. The Royel preceeei in, rimidet the ring.
Mr.
hatred Vs feilvertisine) and 11.
ilibis Spruce In gentleman with an intetete
log of joy bells and the cheers of the people, reached
Mr. - Gill inl, as Seraphim'
Wiggins (an eligible young lady). The scene is the front . Oil Palace-yaril at five minutes past two "clock.
of Spruee's hose-, near which is a dc-el will eoeeted with If ere a guard of honour of the Coldstream Guards,
bills, and notice up "liill-stietere beware -/Z, reward," drawn up in (neat of the Peers' entrance, presented
&c. ;in the back-greund there being a ingelye. The act Anne whilst the Royal arrival new heralded by the
opens by Spruce, an is-centric perein, attire,' in rather National anthem from the band ,1 the Seats Fusilier
prim costume, merging from hie hien% and seeitut hill% on Guards. At the I'eers' entrance her Majesty was
the wall, flies into • rage. After enunciating vile plait •
received by the 1/eputy Lonl Great Chamberlain and
tides against the" Demon who dare set him and his wall
at defiance," he returns into his house to breakfast Other officerm of State, and a procession into the build-
secretly resolving that he will steal quietly lack anti ilig_wae then formed.
endeavor to track: that rascally Isill.sticker. As 80011 as The House of Peen+ presenteul the brilliant apfear.
the old gentlemen bee erelc his exit Billy Its, aenears, ance with whirl it always welcomes the visit of the
Peking cautiously round, with a satchel full of bills, a Hoyerergn. The four back rows if seats, rising one
pasteeen, awl a brush. "•Ere's devastation," tiers above the other on either side of the throne, the ruble
Billy, as lie views the work he hut &little while
i'rev- i
"""1, galleries, end the Straw:ere' Gallery, were appmpri;
had aecemplished—the latest advertisement,. of the d kaay— e""
torn to eke-do and n.„,,,,.,.d as fond fo „ee piv ; ated entirely to' the Lidice, who.) rich contemn* of
wilful dmitruetion of a gen'elman's property. • gen, every shade of cidour contrasted plermintgly with the
wards Billy, makik cm .. i , eil observations on all the latent scarlet and ermine robes i•f the peers, who formed a
advertisements of the day, delivers himself of the single line on both tiles of the 'louse for about three-
following : fourths of the rlietance between the throne and the
"'Oro hltiddl yer emits In Irsely prink? bar, and comidetely filled the remaining fourth. In
.Ikw gine yer all the latest
'O., then, his lialf.pint calmly sips? at the space near the theme between the two lines of
Why, Billy Doo !" peers eat the judgee in their full roles, and th eltenches
and then starts olf to the Blue Lion just vi get a little I ordinarily useueirel letthe biehops; were railed off for
refreshment, resolving lie will conic !nick and watch for the aceinimmlation of foreign Ministers. Amongst the
the destructive reprobate who dare pull down his bills. earliest arrival,s of ilistintethuhcel stringers were the
Meanwhile Spruce hurries over his hr,,,,kfast, and Chinese epecial envoys, who later on, were enrrountied
immee forth from his cottace, only to find that the by the reprreentativee t.f most iif the foreiens courts
billathker has been in Illd absence and etuck up other in their brilliant mu no There wine a fell attend-
bele ; veliereep"ii he flies into &nether of those
parexarms 4 auger, and tears down the bills furiously. ance of bishops. At two ii clock the Pnn• ce and
Afterwards Dick Spooner alPpeArs on the erene, sinswei in l'rineeiss of Wales arrived, but parted company at the
absurdly showy fashimi, fl • 4 wine...nit, carried alight steps of the thnine, and the Princess facing him upon
everent over hi.: sem, eel a large beeptet in his hafl I. the ww.leack. A few seconds afterwards the wound of
Thid is the treating plare where he has appointed to meet trumpete proclaitned the arrivalof the Gueen.'l'recelled
his "dear Seraphina ;" to wlinae query he hail sent an by the heralds and kingsont-arms, her Majesty,
elegant reply in the Mairinvidial New. Fearing anisther aresimpanied IT the Prineessee Is wise and
Dick Spiener might turn op the signal when lina
inet Duel, was that he should 'exclaim " Pig:re-whinSeraid nnd Beatrice, entered the house, and, pausing for a
she wwild reply " Popsy.worely." Whilst pacing and moment n t.. shake hands with the I rinceee of Wales,
down waiting patiently fel. his Seraphina, Billy D e ro- mounted the throne. On the left if the Queen dood
emir-arse and perceivinfi Dick, resolves within himself to the Earl of Iteaconefiebl, bearing the Swirril of State,
wan+ I , for he has a hankering that he is the pernm and the Duke .if Richmond was on her right, with the
who has done the wilful uthstruction to his ' Pichler..." Crown, Her Majesty wore a rude of black velvet,
leek pares ep and down, and, with nothing with which
I trimmed with ere • ~ a necklace of diamonds, with
hanging from the wall. alld began twitching them
to : se hilipeulf, lie eye'm the fragments 44 the bills , annon,l in,tant.,.. ii small crown of briiiiant„, and
off. I
Billy .1 , perceived hint, and turning up hid sleevea, steals 1 the Itibauil awl Star of the Garter. Black rob having
qitietly Indliml Dick, :eel, having atirrsl up his paste, let.) i been omen:muted to s the (hall ttttttt K, the mein-
liy with the brush at the middle of Dick's back. Poe ben; Isf the Lower 'lmre came to the bar with the
Dick turns round ; sorely it is not his Ser tphin:i I Very . usual ruah fir places. In the front Atom! the Sneaker,
nmeh frightened, lie Maws his overcoat and bouquet and , Sir eke...flord. Lei v ~d.b_ci ite...., , Mr. Cries and .11r. Childers.
then centrenta Billy, wee 1,04 th. GI attark him furiously. i The Lord Chancellor said —'• My Lords and Gentle.
" He would teaeh him terumblle with Billy Don—that h
li '
. 's c
wail It-, the liilbpaster, as he sleiwered fort e men—l am ninunanderl to read her Majesty spee
h a volley , , her Majesty's
of abuse, with a few of "take theta" on "gee ei wn oer own words," and he then proceeded
lewk. Spooner endeavnure 4, defend himself against i to read as follows :
the attacks of his enemy, lint, as Billy has the advantage 1 lIIT LORDS AND GINTLEISEN,—
of hie paste-ran and brush, by which be bad nearly i It is with muck satisfaction that I again reitort to the
smothered Dick with leaste, he give,, in, and acknowledges ! advice and assistance of my Parliament.
hitreiell completely defeated. Dick now feels very uncom- i The bostilitiCs which, before the close of last seesion,
fineable ; how wast he to umet his Seraphina in this I had broken out between Turkey on the one hand and
plight? Whilst engaged in this dilemma, Billy having i Servia and Montenegro on the other, engaged my most
mimic ati exit, Spruce re-enters and. seeing Dick Spooner I serious attention, and I anxiously waited for an oppor-
leelaubed in paste, at once concludes he is the bill-sticker, ' tunity when tuy good offices, together with those of my
and square's up to him. In vain does Dick cry out that : &Mee might be usefully interposed. This opportunity
he was "only pullin"em down," mei Spruce as often I presented itself by the solicitatieti of Servia for our
punishes him for sticking them up. Whilst thus engaged , mediation, the offer of which was ultimately entertained
Billy D ei re-appears,and being much in needlof assistani.e. ; by the Porte.
Spruce succeeds, by the promise of a sovereign, ni getting i In the course of the negociations I deemed it expedient
Billy to all him in giving it to Dick, who, by the print . to Lay down, and, in concert with the other Powers. to
efforts if the two persona, was at last knocked into a pig- submit to the Pcrte, certain limes upin which I held that
stye, where he lay contemplating his p.sition and what ' not only peace might he Mont:lit about with the princi-
IliA dear Seraphina would my were she to come and thee palities, bet the permanent pacification of the disturbed
find bitn. Billy is then left to guard Dick while provinces, including Bulgaria, and the amelioration of
Serum, looks for a vehement Presently, eyeing the coat ' their condition might be effected.
and bouquet Dick haul dropped in the struggle, lie - Agreed to by the Powers, they required to be expanded
puts on the former, and also Dick's hat which wail lying and worked out by negotiations sir by conference,
near. A few minutes mere and Seraphim% very accompanied by all armistiee. The Porte, though not
extensively got up, hurries iis in a state of graft excite- accepting the bases and proposing other terms, was
ment, being an hour late, She had never seen Dick, but willing tO gllllll3it them to the esecitable consideration of
presently perceiving Billy s coming towanls her with the PoReTS.
such a handsome iniu.iitcl she playfully exclaims While proceeding to act in this mediation, I thought it
" Popseyrwitirsey," expectingilios. of course, to return the . right, after inquiry into the facts, to denounce to the
answer "leggy Wigcy," whereby she would know Porte the excesses ascertained to Inane been committed in
him to be the person f who had written her that Bulgaria, and to expense my reprobation at the Palen
elegant epistle. Billy, however, does not c.impre- • testers.
bend bier meaning, .1 Seraphim; thinking it ! Az armistice being arranged, a Conference met at
only lashfulnees on his rt, encourages him, allII Constantinople for the consideration of extended term's,
ultimately reminds hien lie ought to have answered • in steeordanee with the original Lases, in which Conference
" Piggy Witty." By and bye, he learns that she has Ze" st, . I was represented by a Special Envoy, as well as by my
uism which they are to live when settled in life, and then Ambassador.
his demeanour towards her considerably alters, and willing ' In taking these Ate!usu my object het thronghout been.
ti accommodate himself to her in every way he offers the to maintain the peace of Europe and to bring about the
bouquet A long dialogue then takes Place on the .E 5,10 better government of the disturbed prosinces, without
which. Serapitina alleged, Billy had 441 her on the letter infringing upon the independence and integrity of the
he would have on the death of his father, in which Billy Ottoman Empire.
somewhat betrayed himself by denying all knowledge of The proposals recommended by myself and my allies
Ibis notion that his father had five htindreil farthings.— have not. I regret to say, been aceepted by the Porto ; Ind
After a little more promenading, Seraphlina maul she the result Id the Conference Into leen to sheer the exist
wiehedi to makes confession to " her dear Dick;" but first ence of a geueral agreement wining the Eirmean Powers
of all did he love her / "Oh yes, be shoold think se," . which cannot fail to haven material effect upon the con-
answered Billy, the thought of mom wesseesing 1:5011 prey- dicien an-I govermuent of Turkey.
ing on his mind. "I sheuld think I 411411." Seraphina In the meantime the armistice between Turkey and the
then told hint, whom she ennsised was her dear Dick, that principalities has leen prolonged :mil is still unexpired,
she WO no Leek nor was she likely to have any money at awl may, I trust, yet lead to the contusion of an honour-
all. Billy who had just embraced her, withdrew Wearies, elde le-esa,
mid starting back, tells Serrnphina she had letter go awl In these affairs I have act.' in cerdial co-operation with
find her Dick, because his name wasn't Dick and never my allies, with whew., as with other fereign Powers, my
would lie! Spruce 'inertly afterwards re-appears and tells relar continue to be re 0 friendly iliaracter.
Billy he has made a slight mistake in locking up Dick, as Papers on them, subjects will be forthwith laid before
fnm, engoiries.. made he bad escestainel he was not the Yon.
man. Lgtimmitely Spruce discovered that the gentleman My ammunition 44 the Imperial title at Delhi was
of whom he had given the sovereign Is leek after the 1.111- welcomed toy the Chiefs and people of India with pro.
sticker, was no other than the delinquent himself, but in fessione of affection and loyalty most grateful to my
order to enjoy peace of niiwl he accept the terms of Billy— . !relinens
which were, that he would take care never to stick a bill ' It is with deep regret that I have to announce a
on thedead wall again, and to be the death of any other calamity in that part of any .1 ttttt iniona which will demand
pr-e,, who did. As soon as Dick Sp ener comes ferth the most earnest watelifulnese tin the part of my Govern.
from the pig-stye. where he has hear-1:01 the convereation ment there. A famine not less seri s than Oust of 1873
between Bible and Seraphina, and the lilts r's confession, has everspreasl a large portion of the Presidencies of
as to the caw which he himself had doted upon, he in like . Madre., and Ihietla my. I a confident that every resource
manner confesses dc.. for from having e.ele, he laarle'tzele will be empleyed not merely in arrest of this present
(arching,, whereepon she abuses him, and terms hum a ' famine, but iii obtaining fresh experience for the
gross and lase deceiver—and they part; afterward. the , prevention or mitigation of such visitations for the
real Dick also negociates with Spruce, and gets a "fiver" . future.
compensetion for being locked in the pig-stye. On the The PrmlwritY and Preitres, of litY Colonial Empire
whole th,, ehneecters were well susteined,ted the acts pro. , remain unchecked, although the ',recordings of the
yoked much mirth. , Government of the Transvaal Republic, and the bosh.
', lithe in which it had engaged with the n.•ighlrountig
tribe* have case-el SOllle appnthenaiuns for the safety of
. my euleects iii South Africa. I truer, however, that the
Me:l.llr. Whiell I have taken will suffice to prevent any
serious evil.
Cimirtinge OF THE Gorse OF ComMONS,
I have directed the Estimates .4 this year t,,,) be prqem,al
and presents,' to you a itieut delay.
MX Loitim ssir IRENTLEMS.N.
Bills relating to the Universities of Oxfonl and Cam
bridge, and for amending the Law as to Bankruptcy
and Letters Patent fur Inventions, will he laid before
you.
Your attention will be again called to tueasures for
promoting ecenome arel el-Ibid.-3, in the ninnagement of in Once. awl, ahloays tiocti."—Titit 1./11APEk'S PURE
the Primers of the United leingshe which 'a 11, nt the TEA CoNPANT, no* estab dished suite years, to sUpPle
asme time, effect a relief .4 local burthene throe-dr iut the Codetry the beet Pure Tea, Warranted
Bills will ale, le laid behoe ymi for amending the laws
relatieg to the valuation of property in England, for Unaehetvroled, at a low prim, for recsh payment. (Inc
qualif y only, at es, 10d. per 11c, in 111)., ills., and .fth,
simplifying and amending the law relating to factories
and workshops, and for ilylpl,VillK the law regulating the sealed packets. tor Agency, apply as aim% cto the
auteurtry jurisdiction if magistrate, London Off eels. 0, Red Lion Court, Cannon-etreet,
Legislation will be proposed with reference to roads and E.C. A-gent in StURMINSTER Newros ,T. HAWKINS ,•
bridges in Scutlancl, and the Scotch poor-law. in GILLINGHAM, J . DAVIS ; and Drapers in treed
You trill be asked to constitute one Supremo Court of Tow, and Villa.'ed.
Judicature in Ireland, and to confer an equits.ble jurisdic- }tenure s PAIR'S' BLUE.—The marked supetiee ay of
Sum on the County Courts in that country. I
comtnetel to you these and other me ei h h this Laundry
blue over all others, sod the quick apprec.•
zres wic may
be mbmitted for your consideratien, and I trust ha tt the Alien of its merits by thus public has been attended by
blessing of the Almighty will attend your labours and the usual results' VI& a flood of imitations • ti
direct your efforts. e
merit of the latter eilinly consists in the inge.euity
y in imitating the square shape but
The Queen then arose, and the heralds forming into eie‘aekinuit'll not simpl
ie general appe.rance of the wrappers table
proceretion led the way (non the Chamber, her 04 of the genuine artiele. Tee Manufacturers beg there.
Illajeety kissing the Princese of Wales as idle lensed ' fore to caution all levers to sse " Rectal's Paris Blue"' on
out. me Prince and Princess followed, and the I ...cub pa •let.
ceremony of opening the fourth ression of the ninth I THIROAT IILEITAIVON.—The throat and windpipe are
Parliament of tlie_f jueen was at an sod. i especially liable to intl. lion, causing soreness and
IdOOSE OF LORDS,
The Earl of Beaconafield, introduced by the oi Earl I thedrynfrores,,,, t,i,cflniluini: boje:rt i:rite:dim, inducing cough and
6
! affecting the voice. For these symptoms use glycerine in
yeettee in these agreeable coin
Derby and the Each of Shrewsbury and Talbot, took I (actions, being in proximity to the glee Is at the moment
the oath and imbscrilsed the roll of I'arliatnents lewd ! they are excited by:the act of 8-feting, becomes actively
Ashford, Lord Saekville, and Lord .lirley ids. took I healing. erl. and Is. boxes (by post II stained,
the Lath and signed the roll. The Earl of Beaconsfield ' ...,.labelled "Seam Erne it Co. Ilommozsehic Chemists. es,
ou taking his seat en the Alinisterial lieuchea was s oreadneedle Streeit, and 171 i, Picadilly, London."—Sold in
Roir
loudly cheered. and the Man etis of Salish
.. Weymouth by J. V. WILLIAMS. Chemist, El. St. Albans
, who in H I.: AI.EXANEM 0 8." w
entered th he e ave soon afterwards, was al., meek ed To CI: rsuserriv&s.—Coeseuerios us CURABLE—A AN E
Sth cheers. certain method lif cure has been discovers"' for this WINTER CLOAK
Gird Grey; tle W v ilton moed the address in reply to digressing cimplaint be a Physician, who is desirous for the CLERGY and GENTRY.
her Majesty s message. Ile said there had been iii • that all sufferers ' may benefit from thin providential adapted to REF.!' OFF WINO and RAIN.
this tenantry a Turkish and a ltuesien faction, and ' discovery. It is beyond all doubt the most remarkable Invented and Manufactnred by
amidst a great deal of zeal, not always tempered with . reniedr of the ne•l Th es-ramie bate leen cured by it.
Ibe sent by plot te any person free of ClericaTvlClMAS PRATT awl SONS
l Tailors, Retie Makers, awl Church Furnishers, .
discretion, mime injustice hail been done e, the ! Full Imrtieniers w
, harge —A.l.lreas Mr. WI LISA Is, 10, Oxford- terraco, I 22, n, Will 24 Tavistock etr. et, strand, Lend... W.C.
his. Empensr After hie Ileelarae to lesrd c
' 'ft& in v I 1 Sketches, Priem., Patterns, nel Instructions for Self-Meesure.
• ar, seolll , .
All4ll,otna I.llltuß, the Czar might to have receives' puRE TR% Ps ;aim PERYEenote—The Pure, terror g mental wet free on a ppl i cation.
credit for sincerity (oplasson cheers); but he ahould Fradrlllt. 1101,1 delicious Teas imported by POLAND, I-VARNEY &Co , having completed their purchases for
not agree with the bas.; and baggage policy. He was ROBERSTON a Co., Certain Read, London,sae n ..,1,,..., Souse. are ablc to coemete vrith any Firm or
not at the St lames hail meeting, but he now now lie .ibtainist in aietisht imekets in Intent:Li. rang 05 Co-oreaariv a Srotten, and at the lame time offer the public
a:lei/eel ties-se who ini that occasion Showered odium 1 from foe. tab 11 --5 most respect-dile Grocers. Chewier'. unueual terms, 6 per Cent. discount on every purehew over
upon the I'lenipotentiaries of this country to take I baken% Gun Staremers and °there., and :be net.. We still pay great attention 5, -Sr Covress and Herne
the hint posted up upon sole steausiuuuats nn Not '-ns. others, at the •C Wires Per 16.:—Illaela. 2. • RIM Departments. awl een I mit seine hundrols (nen our own
speak Vs the man at the wheel.
Ea ed. ; Mied, , Green, :Is. ILI. ; Assam, .Ir. Cul. t form of Self-Measurement. Never having one returned.
" 1-""'• —0 all the '. packed in Tills, 2, . awl 8 lie. All qualities gualantted SILKS at old times, teen-netts, CAIIIIXtaIa. Our far-famed
materials were before the he lieliened they would be I Pare as Iseportech The 811., TM sent carriage paid te hey Hum= at to All the yew Dries Materials, Calicoes Sheet-
of opinion that the Government had made no material 1 Railway Station-In the United Kingdom on rcceipt of Into, flannels, Carpets Blankets, tre. Ac. Patterns free. All
change.in their Eastern is,liey, hut had adhered to the ! Post Office Order The public are respectfully lequeetrd Orders most ender. remittance. Pinnire attention to Post
spirit of the Treaty lif 113)6, barring their action upon ito ask tor Poland, Robertson Fel Cuss Pure Teas, and me- Ordsrs or Teharrams. Lambeth House, acatanister Bridge,
the two principles of preserving the peace of Enter , fsii,Tinall
olhewre, aiewlergeuse smazitiintiges, ofreiwordtlimle:esetdrath.; e,-.1 .
...._Londo .K
and maintaitiing the independence and inteerity of t e .
Q U E EN'S L•UN D R E 89
Ottoman Empire. The Earl of Haddington, in '
• watergand decomposition, lee b'y a process of steaming 1 ir 11 ears
and dyeing 101 Vie to rdemble genuine Iwe Tev. For : •
wending the motion, r pohe, with. eatiefaction of the p.i imyr, 'of kzene y apply as abovc. I LESr;I 'E L D
Prime Minister in the House--The Bottowsv's Pius. —Sick Headache, —Thousands G
4 of cle:rfbt:uledenied that the Government had suffer (nen this worrying annoyance when 'the body and qT A It C H
changed its whey. —The Duke of Argyll declared that brain are depressed in warm damp weather. Holloway's ts' In 11111
every insurrection against the Turkish Gi.vernment Petirt BEST SHE EVER CSED.
in.: Pills present a ready mean., of cure for
was legitimate.—The Pert of Beaconsfield nett spoke, indigestiou, biliousness, 1 flatulency -in debilitated
and said he was agaiust a coercive pdicy.—The censtitutiens anti nerveushanabits these Pill; seethe restore- %VII EEELETt'SeIICAP COLLECTIONS ofChoiee
• YEGETAIII.E Will rhowEn SEEPS for AMATEURS
Marnitie .4 Salisbury dia not intend to enter into any , tire' • they correct all the unpleasant consequencesev of
and CoIITAGERS.
Variably of the 1 ver, they remove distention and ner
question connected with the Conference until the hats seen, repair action. per all abdominal ailments
papers wer3 before the Howe-. The motion was Helloway's Pills are the safest poesPde medicine, they at IVIIEELER'S Collection No. I, consieting of 17 Packets of
TT the nest useful Vegetable Seeds, 9 Packets of Herbs and
agreed' to, and their lordships adjournrsl shortly before' once give erase and rwafort, and naturelly strengt
- bes the 6 Packeta of Choice Flower Seeds with cultural lestrodloo,
nine oclock. whole st ries of ortans concerned in the process of digestion seat post . ree on • ceipt es _.... rO.O •
t re.. far Se. 6d.
HOUSE OF COMMONS. and will be found useful in every household.
Amongst the new members Mr. Samuelson took the -- -- tieTHEELER'S COLLECTION No. 3,5 Packets et Showy and
oath and his meat for Frome. A new writ was moved It,. zeported that the Bishopnc of R.ichester, which • • Beautiful FLOWER SEEDliforl ain wimps. A PRICED
for Dublin University. ts,,weree of 80 notices of will shortly become vacant oy the transference of Dr. LIST of 000 Varieties of Choke Flower Seeds, gratis and poet
Bills were given by Private 'Nlenibers, inchuling bills ' (laughten to the new sce of St. Alban's. will be conferred
for the removal "( the electmal disabilitimi of women, free.
111k..1 Dr. Bickemeth is a Prolocuteth. the Dean of Lich- 'WHEELER'S LITTLE ROOK for 1877 post free for
field. Dr. Iliekereeth is a Prolocutor of the lower House 12 stamps
to legalize marriage with a leceased wife's sister, Mr. of Convocation, and was for SOME yeard Archdeacon of WRZZLER and SON, SEED GROWERS, OLOUGWITER.
Mac-pa. Burials Bill, the Permissive Bill, and Buckingham and Vicar of Aylesbury. Although he is
nunelay Closing (Ireland) Bill. Mr. Chamberlain believed to incline towards the MO Ch melt, WV. heart VOlt BONBONS, PUB v CONIFECTIONERY, Nolleltlin, se
gave saints for the 6011 March of a resolution in favour be no moans lie alusidold • hifts"“ r
Helrri to to Damsons ii and Ike, Madinah, fOsalseliouiss
Ite , and 116, floilowaywoad, London

tir A LKE WS CRYSTAL CASE WATCHES are superseding
ry all others Prise Medals, Inndon, 1862. Paris 1867:
Silver from Vi 1,. CI?, fr rn CC CA. 68, Comhlll, E.C. E6O,
Regent-Street, W., A 11,1713, Strand, N.C. Descriplairspusiphlet
free.
DRAMS. RAD, iTRING. AND Oitt'llAbYIVRBtSIG
IL3 PIANOFORTES. AND HARMONIUMS et whole
vale price.. at J. MOORE'S, Buxton-road, Huddersfield
Price.. with drawings of every mote mentpost free. Music
any kind of howl Pvtroni,ed by the Army. Navy, and Rifle
Corm. Second-hand Instruments bought or taken In
Exchange.
TNAMP !MUMS, DAMP CHURCHES, h.c., CAN RE
p CURED CHEAPLY. and THOROUGHLY by the
PETRIFYING LIQUID. Manufactured Transparent or In
Colours, only by the LIVERPOOL SILICATE PAINT
COIII.ANY, who are also the Sole Manufacturers of the Petri-
fying Silicate Paint
nLARKE's PYRAMID NIGHT LIGHTS are made expressly
for burning In Pyramhl Food Warmers. Clarke's
' Pyramid Fond Warmers will not answer with any other Night
Light.
BOYLE'S PATENT SELF-ACTING
)k TR-PUMP VENTILATOR'. EFFECTUALLY EXTRACT
.11 the FOCI. AIR, have NO Mechanical Motion, and are
entirely FREE FROM DOWN DRAUGIIT. Prospectuses,
Price Lists, and Testimonials on application. ROBERT
110YLE and SON, Patentee. and Manufacturers, Mansion
HOUR/ BUildblol. ; 100, Mitchell-street, Glasgow ;
and 8, Corporation-street, Manchester. Liberal terms to the
Trade.
EZ A RD'S PetentoiCANl I,IOIti4TING APPARATUS for
A first-clue Certifinate granted by Manchester Botanical
Society, 1875.
Send for Circular from Park Road Iron Works, Bradford,
MANCH/ITIR.

i EWIN% PRIVIIAN RoUQUET. THE MOST LASTING
.I 1 1 AND REFRFSHING PERFUME OUT.
In Bottles Is. rid., Ss.. fa.. mid IN. Cl. each.
Nay be obtained throirzh any Cheintet, or direct from the
Proprietor E. C. LEVPN, Market-Owe, ROSTON.
INPORTA NT.--H A 'VS Patent Waterproof
For Ships' Decks, Skits and Bottoms.
For eceurisig Dry Atartmente (certain).
COureemows. For a damp course for Foundatitioe.
{
F. w Marble & Grained Papers* cheep Varnish.
F., Out-tor tise Veritirh leil per gall.
CRANDON STREET, LAMPORT. PORTSMOUTH.
SIR W.
LA.
sItIOSE
(OI7A OIL
ND .11
II I ° if FO NTR
lIOOKRATRII ;ND OMR% ALAMP,:
Merchant. anti Refiners of all Idiots of Burnie.' and Lubricating
Oils.
PRIMO LAW FRRR ow Arrocanow. '
Offices, MI, Upper Thames Street, London, E.C.
_._ . .
I ONDON arid SOUTH A VRICA-N S•NII
I) (Incorporated by Royal Ch7rter IMO),
10. MIRO WILLIAII,MIRRT. Limon, E.C.
P.1,1-op Capital r.IOO.OOO—ISIGIEN LETTERS of CREDIT
WI murrs no its Branches at Port Elisabeth, Oraltem...
town. eapedown. Durban (N dal). Bills tie...elated sod ne,t
for isillectlon, and at Ibtoldnir Isedows transacted.
Interest at 6 per cent. per anon.. (payable half-yea ly)
ow). on Demists fixed for 12 “ ttttt timid longer period..
Poet free from the Autho • five m..,...
ON CONSUMPTION of the 1.1:44,1 • sr Ihwline, and the only
succestiful 'Treatment ; show I r that formidable 411130R00 to
he curable In all Its titagaw, with solditional Cases of Cure and
Queralons for Patients consulting toe Author by Letter. It
0140. THOS. CONGREVE, MAIDS LODGE, PECKHAM
LONDON
CHEAP JEW ELLE RY .—Shopkeeners will ilTsl beet
smertment sod I,,west prices at )lILLINGTON'S. 14,
Hounsditch, Lon.hqi. Clocks, watches, Cation. Comb., Spec-
tacles, Pens, Pipes, Punta Catalogue free. Establiehed 1857.
Cash only.

COUGHS, COLDS, ASIIIMA,
BRONCIIMS, and NEURALGIA.
TIR. J. COLLIS BROWNS?' CIfLORODYNE, a few doses
LY quite effi...ctual —Caution Thu extraordinary medical
reports on the efficacy of Odor...kite render it of vital inumir.
Lance that the public should obtain the genuine, which is
Weed by • Government stamp, hearing the words " Or. J.
Collis Browne's Chlorodyne.. See decision of Vice-Chancellor
Sir W. Page Wood. the 77,mA, duly 10th, 1504. Numerous
Menne inlaid from eminent Phi skims act...mounv each bottle.
From W. C. Wit.sissox. Pau , F. it.C.S. Spalding.
I consider it invaluable in Plithisoi and Spitemodic Cough :
the benefit is very marked
Dr. ICE illman, of New Galloway, Seetland.
I consider it the most valuable me twine known.
Rohl in bottles, 16 lid, 2. %I. 3114 is Ail by nil Chemist.. Sole
Ntumfacturer, J. T. DAVENPORT, 33, Greet litunsell-street,
London, W C.
St SILEANLINTIAI.. W. C. NIXErs Refin.tl BLACK LEAD
qj In BLOCK, for polishing stoves, and all kinds of Iron-
work winal to burnished steel, without waste or dust.
Sold everywhere by all Shopkeepers in
Id, Al, and 4d Mocks, and In Rona.
Ask for
W. 0. NIXEri IRLACK LEAD
and see that you have it. 12, Soho-square, Londfin.
CAUTION. —There are several Imitations.
IN CASKS or ALL SIZES
Trade Mark - - Registered.
ITERP2.—Used extensieely for Fining and giving Body and
./1 Flavour to Poor and Spent Wines, and for Flavouring
Mellowing, and Imparting the Softness of age to spirits of
every description. Sold to the Trade only.
GOLDEN, PALE, AND WHITE XEREZ.
Directions for use given to all Purchasers.
Our Trade Nark se above has been Registered, and we ase
the Sole Proprietors for the United Kingdom.
BAGOTS, HUTTON, and CO.,
28. William-street, DURKIN.
The lIITITHANICAL operation of Sealing Teeth Superseded,
fIOPPI4 VEGETABLE ANTISEPTIC DENTAL SCALING
Si POWDER. Pronounced • Syharatie 611,1 most devirabk
indulgence—effect instaiitainnus and Institut
Prim is. Al.. SI. nil., and be. per boa, post free for stamps.
Specially reeimincipled by eminent men.
Address EDMUND COPP, Dentist, lenuchester.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE l'Xllii'ANY—aritZlE
No. 7, Bank Buildings, London, K C
OIXTRAL ACCIIWLYTS I PBIIIPXYAL 1111011.118.
RAILWAY AOCIDSNTS. MATH IT Awes:rm.
C. HARDING, Ilaniuses.
PATTERNS FREE.
10 RICHTON AQUARIUM, WWItalWllO.! SEA LIONS
D PORPOISPII, ROTALSTURGEONS. and largest Collection
of Tighe' In the World. O. &WM% Smith. Gm. klaneget.
II Inc s ! GUNS! BREECH-LOADERS. MUZZLE-LAD+ DEMS,
RITLFS, REVOLVERS. —Why miy fabulous prices, or
buy old, dangerous Guns, whilst you ran have New, Safe,
cinae, and ftsronz-shooting GUNS from CI upwards. Guns
sent on tummy il Illustrated and fincod Catalogues Free
J. P. CARR, Dundee Street. Huddersfield.

FINEST OLD WHISKET,
In Bond and Duty raid.
In fresh emittiol Cad. Oudot.
Butte, lloushcade, and quarter Casks.
BAGOTS, IIL"TTON, and CO.,
William-street,
DUBLIN
Phosphorus pewit'u the human system with nerve and brain
foist; and the onaa leaf vitality, loadtlt, am) stremrtb.
(AN PIICOPIFOKUS seal tht PC))A LEAP ascertain retool'.
for MELANCHOLIA. Nervons Prostration, Impaired
Divestion, their Alleviations alai Curs by this aaM and
Pant free Sin Stamps, from
J. WILLIAMS, 22, Muisehal-street, Aberdeen.
AMPLCOTOWS pntrric SACINE Is the most avreeable
LA and °filmdom. in ll ll 4 and curing fevers, eruptive
complaints, and inthanmostion. It instantly relieves the newt
ntettow.hewbtehe and thirst, and If given with lime-Jaire syrup
a sp.:Mein gent and rheumatism. Ilk llolhorn-hill, XC.
ASPIIALTE ROOFING FELT,
One Penny per equare fooL
C ROOO ON and 03, MANUFACTURERS,
42., Upper Thames-street, London':
011, Oeorge-aquare, Glangow;
I, Ooren rimum, Liverpool.

rPHE SOUTHWARK LEAD and GLASS Co., Rose Alley
1 Warehouse', Parkartrect, London, S. C.
LOWFIrr CASH PIUCES to the Trade for Sheet Lima and
Pipe, Sheet Zinc, Tin, Solder, British and Foreign Glow, White
tool, Oils, Colours, Varnishea, Brest Work's
Wrought Iron Tubing, Rain Water Castings, de.
Prime Current on application.
KATE'S lIE hest purifier of the Blood.
This fact OowingtotheirbeitW
W ORSDELL' 8 n7"4l;itnAlrgendVrelyly w
uponet the
eble
pus. ...irculating medium. The experi-
ence of 50 years speaks volumes In
avont of their use.

_
1211TTON'S HO WE GROWN SIR
Can*, nye
J
SUTTON'i VEGETABLE SEE DS
BEA sod most makable kinds.
Complete Collections for One You's supply.
, No I. 1 No. 2. I No. 2. 1 No. S. I No. S. I No. S.
Cll £2 es ed 1 £111e6.1 Igl2. 01 I 16e Od Gls ed
Carefully arrangrl for various sized Gardens.
ISUTION•8 FLOWER SEEDS
Cholas* and inlet showy Kinds.
j Complete Collections 10.411.,7v ed., 10..61, 21s. and epwards.
CIUTTON'S POTATOES for Planting
6.3 "A Good change of eerd ,dtce prevents MMUS."
Every one wh• has a Garden hhould real
LYTTON'S A M kTEUIPS ocznE for 1877,
O new and greatly etil•reed edition wholly devoted to In-
structions on the cultivation of Ve9sfahrts. Mowers, acd
fotatoot. Entlwllideed with a HANDSOME COI.OIIIED
PLATS and HUNDREDS OF ENORAVINON Price Is., or
net Free 111. 6.1
OUTTON'S SPRING CATALOGUE and
O Price Current In a separate form. Cont•i1101 Priced dew
crildire Liot—of ALL SEEDS WA POTATOES, Gratis and
POST tree. Goods Ws. Value, Carriage Free.
SVITON AND 80E4. THE QUEEN'S SEEDI3IIEIf,
RE A DINO.
ARDENING.—SEEDS, Etc.
DYCK EAPOLYPIE and 0011
Illustrated priced Cstslognos post free to all who have Gardens.
148, 111011 nol.nnßy. Lomax, W.C.

DIANOFORTES on the three Years' Morten, —sAwt7E.t.
• BREWER end CA)., Manufactitrero, 14 and 15, Poultry,
. Cheapelde Guidon, P.C.
PRUNER and PORT M A NT E 'HARROW and
SON. Oki Bond Street, London, o lo a reliable House,"
A ppleton's Otade,lB7o Illustrated Catelogne post free.
PU 24 P ! PUM P 8 I! PUMPS!!! For Baths, Cisterns.
°anions. Kitchens, and Agricultural use. F. W. TURNER,
St. Allan's Iron Works, Ilerts.
fl
EEP WF.T.L prierß, Wpm Esor.ora. WATIIIt WII nits, he.,
impelled and fixed he Jon. W4IMIM and SOPS, Crescent
Foundry, London, or by their Loyst Agents.
JOHN WARCY end SON, Brewer. of PORTER and STOUT,
DRIRWZRY,
DUBLIN.
(Tamest Thewery In Ireland hut one).
Turehming /waits required in all towns in which there are
none.
DACKET TF.A ! PAcKET TEA ! ! PACKET TEA!!
• AGENTS WANTED in all perm of the Kingdom for the
tale of tic Fll,O Chow FIN) Gellman,'. Teas. Admitted by
Connoiseeure to he the held. Wholemlo at the Company's
Wweliolows. Wt, Lime4nrcet. London, KC.
TO tIN MI TCH ELI,. the Inventor of PRESS -TOOLS
el for thy Mantiecturc of
OTEEL PENS.
Entataished 1822.
211 AKER to the Q EN.
Steel pens for all writere. —London Depot, No. 118 Chserelile.
Works—Novhs.ll4treet, Birmingham.
ATOTICE to 61, TITERS. How to clothe your remit, on
ES TIIIIVY-SHILLINGS a tear. Scot PD. OPPIIR to
Better not Crisn, for Pundit, of Dest Mow
admitted to he it Marvel of Cheopneee. omtaloing 50 yard,
various materials for 3r00., 75e., 44,, not 600, each.
BAKER nod c 11151., 16S, Marent-street, lovilon, W.
WA I.T VIfT It F.E I T TS, I, New Bond-etreet. London.
Hair ii, all the newto4 otvleo as worn in London and
Ports, Black, Brown. an,l Golden MOP. Kalotrikoo the lost
dnesing 4,r the Mar. Antringent Lotion elope its fanner,
Semnervitens IR the hest Restorer. Gentlemen'. Mae. filc•
Beet Articles at tnolemte pnces.
fl OUT, RHEIN 4TIcM, CUBED he POUTARDI
IT OCEANIC OZONE. For It, Templet PC d I stamp- end
directed envelope to 7, Blackfriam Rd., London.
CARTER TIE VISITF: ENLARGED
OARITA DE VISTE e6pled 12 for Ito. 6 for 2.. enlarged to
Calder, its C copies, he., to fi inclte. to., Sumpo must be
tin nt with Carte, pool work, STERLING BROTHEIts, 12,
ft andhill Rood, Caniden ROllll, London, N.W.
IM
Discovery. SANDELL'm hots RE.STORER is
1 perfectly hared.oc being free from [het tatiplentsoit end in-
jurious sediment fund in ot• or it tamers. It never fails be
restore the colour ml make tie. hair Grow on Bald Mods. In
Bottles and 3«. (yell Chentiont
TIE IMPERIAt, DISCOUNT COMPANY: (Limited),
capital elfi.ooo in 3.1100 Sher. a of £lO each.
Dividend declared to xha Dee. DIG. 10 per Cent per annum.
Deponite nweived from £lO upwards. !Menet snowed
4 per Coot. id 7 •lane, 5 per Cent, at ate month, and 6 we
Cent. at three month's' notice.
WILLIAM BAKES, Menacing Director.
St. Clemente' Home, Clemente' Lane, 1000100, MC.
0, ARUM. CLARKF74
•NEW PATENT
PYR AVID FOOD WARMERS.
&MI EVIOITKIIKRIL
No. 1. 11ollis half-plot Fool, besidett ~ter, Price :ut rol. each.
No. t „ Threesmarters Pint Food,, „ ton. Oil. „
No. 3. „ One Pint Food „ „ Os. 0.1. „
nLAItKrs PATENT PYRAMID NIGHT LIGHTS. —Cotto
punters who find any diffieuity in obtaining the Pyramid
Night Light" in pool eomlition arc solicited to write to the
Patentee, at the Ilmufactory, 110, Albany Street, Regent%
Park, L.mlon, N.W. -
fylllF, PETRIFYING SILICATE PAINTS, Protect Iron from
I COMMilont : Wool from Decay. Do not blister, are non-
poisonona, brilliant, durable, economical. For HOUSE,
SHIP, end GENERAL USE. Manufactured in all Colonist
by the
SILICATE PAINT COMPANY, Lrnmpoot.
MILNER'S 5A172.1.
as.tuilfifatgtirelori4 SAFEGUARD
Phoenix Poole Works, Livermod.
ILIDSON'S DTP)" —24 Odium &I. cach.—Anyone can um
at them. Ask for Judson's Dyes.— Of Clwients and
Stationers

THE AOSJCULTURAL AUCTION AND AGENCY 00.,
(Limited).
FOR 1216 SALE OF nonsin,
AGRICL.LTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
AND CARRIAGES.
AT TITE AGRICULTURAL HALL, LONDON, N.
OAFES.—seouswitAmp SAFES for Bookii,- 'tomtit",
0 Jewels. Gunpowder, by all Maker.. Write DAVID
REID and 00.'6 Safe Depot, lIANCIIESTEIL
14111 E GENERAL. EXPENDITURE
1 ASSURANCE COMPANY, (Limited),
.
20, Cockspnr.Street, ondon, S.W.
R ECTir tit&
W. It. CVS tCK-SMITII, Esq., Chairman.
D. P. Poploe, Esq., or., T.!! Vaughan Leo,Esq.,ttr ,
Sir Henry Wilmot, Bart., cc,, F,mrx Diet)). Roycott, Esq.
J. Trevor Fox, Fag.
By the Coupon Trading system all persons, by simply paying
ready money and dealing with the trade members of tho
Society, may, without f..rat or liability, secure the absolute
retum of their doily expenditure.
Many of the leading tr.elenmen Itt tho Metropolis and In the
C try have adopted the Sy.o.em, and give Coupons for the
full amount of all Cash purellaww.
A lint of trade members (numbering over 3.000) and all
information may be obtained at thc Company's °Moe, 20,
Cockspur.Stroet, London, SW.
CHARLTON C. RAINBOW, Secreney.
W ILLIA—M S. BURTON,
30. OXFORD-STREET. LONDON.
milE PERFECT SUINTITUTE for Silver. The REAL
I NICKEL SILVER, intnidueed more than 30 years II IV Iby
WILLIAM S. IIL'RTON, when Mated by the patent promos of
Weirs Elk nisi°. suet Co , is the twat article next to silver
that eon ho employed an such, either usefully or 1 wnsmentally.
as by no teat am it he distioguiehed from real silver. A small
useful set guaranteed of first quality for durability and
finish.. follows:

urILLIAN S. BVKTON, General Famishing Ironmonger
TT by Appointment to 11.R.H. the Prince of Wales, sends a
Catalogue gratis slid post paid. It contains upwards of MO
Illustrati. h s gtoek, with Lista of Priet-s and
Plans .4 the 30 Las:re Show Knows, at V, Oxford-street, W. ;
1, to, 2,3, and 4, Newman-steed.; 4,5, and 0, Perrt's-place ;
an.l 1, Neatuan-yar.l. Illaindactorlea, Newman-street, and
iniopinews, London W.

I HE CITY of LONDON TEA Co. (36, BasmottALAßllllffil.
EC). beg to call attention to their aystem 1 CO-OPERA-
TION by which small consuns TO are placed On an squat)
with large one. In the matter ,1 obtaining CIOOD TZA, always
a difficulty, and In the Country oftPti an Impn.sibility.
The Companv's ardent offers isrculiar advantages to mon
consumer% clulibing together and ...ending Orie orderethrsagb
um person, who is allowed diseount for to, trouble.
Tea sent weighed in Packets of any size ready for distalbut
tion.
Barides being bettor in quality. the Company's Teas are kali
111, to 10d. per lb. Cheaper than those Sold in the shops.
CARRIAGE P ID to any Railway Station In England, em
Alta and upwards.
per Cent. discount for Cash mteftt. worth.
PAWS Ceaaawr, with all partieulang, free
KR —SHOPKEEPERS loyim;lash upplie I at a MINI
brokonage on met.

-
IRON CHURCHES. SCHOOLS,
Erected by
CROGOON sod CD.,
42, I-pper Themes-street. 1 ,indon
59, Celinrc-eqtuire, Cllaegrow ;
t, Goroe Piimess, Liverpool.

I (UM') )41)
ttliatork Hound. -Tuaiday Ithis ('..kry W.rrl ;
Frida)', Ball In Stratt.a) at 11145.
Mr, liadelylfu Mauna* -Tharaday, titinatord-cruga-
at 11.
11.orit Portman's llowala-Thuroalay, goat Stour ; Mostar.
day, Ilandley Villagn-at
Iti.a.krnaor Vala Itaunda -Tawiday (this day), llaglrrr•
bHdan ; Friolar. nye Bridges ; KaturJay, 11,.111.0. lunl

BIRTHS.
January El, at Pieldletrentlible, the wife of Mr. Albert
Riker, butcher, ~f a eon,
At Sutton Points, the wife of Mr. J.seph Herd, Supt.
of the Wayniouth Water-workg, of a
January 31, at Brunet:lth Howie, Bouruemotith, the
wife of C. Lister, Rot.. of a daughter.
ir'ebruary 4, at Illandfurd, the wife of Mr. John litter,
of a daughter.
February 3, at Malden, the wife of Mr.'!). Dowitton, if
a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
February 5 at the parish church, Winfrith, ly tie
Rev. lb Philippa, Andrew Jamieson, Manch,•stor
of GlaisguwX to Rachel, eldest daughter of lt. Untard. it
Winf rith.
February?, at the Registrar's (Mice, IMPthextes,, Mr. 11.
Thacker, of the /tits., Don-hmiter, to Mita. Julia Lout. of
For.lingten Green, Dorchester.
February It at Mt. Peter'a Church, Dorchester, by the
Rey. H. P. Halite.. Jobeph, second son of Mr. Steven..
Bribtol, to Jane, emend daughter of Mr. Robert ~,,,
Weet iorciiugtou. Dorchester.
DEATHS.
January to, Ida Frances Pouncy January J, I heel"
Douglas Pouncy and. February 5, Helen Gertrude
Pouncy ; the beloved children of Charles and Helen
Pommy, of Winterbourne Abbas.
February 1, after a long illness, Joseph Oundry,
of The Hyde Brhiport, in his tillth year.
February 3, at W. High West-street Docchecter, Mu
Cromer.
February a. at Minterne, Elisabeth, relict of the lit
James House, of hlinterne, aged 77.
February 3, at Southuitreet, Dorchester, George tho
only bon of Mr. J. M. Homey, aged 41 years. Mud.
respected.
February 3, at 49. High Willa-street, Ads, the younipst
daughter of Mr. William Tuttell, aged six yeari and three
months.
February I, at Itadipole. Weymouth, Jane, relict of the
late Itear-Admiral Ferri; aged 1,7.
February 9, at Wareham, Dorset, Henry John Paulen.
in his 3lnd year.
TO eaItILFSPONDVI7II.--FAch announcement under these
headings must be authenticated by the nsuie and addseeb of
the winder.
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