The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-04-04 00:00:00

THE DoRsET COUNN" PAPRPAS tNI) AGRICULTURAL (iitZETTE, TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1876

Witne"
h"ttwheeenhildren
~,,w•ww'"-------17--eh lars and 87 statement, and odd h had
•------.7&ht erlavall. ecstaini" fin . d (11) kat k de h h‘ard
the P°" bating%
fig!ier. ;Igi.hcoh:.trc,,hii.membera an wee tar wee ,an ad tmg the
lodine in most children wented food. The
employmentftttnrt.,cionsthenr3.l..
tocia. 04,4. il of tineb.3..farrn
frequentlyo rr
teachers . day if he chose to work •he hail I •
, ter istter. of Cited year. -'•
I ihint hut h went t drinking..
The iliarterly
e.' 1 on thewsehool treat, held on .u y the eout
~b.lawk",l,l.:,„:..rotiyroreoturrenre, tnhce... luilini:if
tthhee 1
ahneairtdwteit
offeterkaantditnitgohtter clanehahloihn.eiitrhol eleven
crying when left alone, and had told his' wife to take
~..' ,As-retel. lir b.' i broary the 'ii were all in
.. ...loan" ' ifil et mentione I tat library ! them in food. Eliil Lane, another neighbour, gave
It a'as a-*" ---, ' ....„t •on at half- similar et idenee. lii. •
ta, ,fene.. ......,, ~,,iame.l from t"'• l''.' -.1 i ii the chili 1 h hail lailr fth.7lr. "'St liea.lwnlivbeirliga.Leefotoil
en OP I"' or,•••.1•••1 to .11.tri nite tiep VA 0 •1 p 0
••• .fl at 1.0 . I di,n Pr , i rs la the writ...re the pisblie-h..iiso exeept b• try to 4,•L f• • pence from
id by In • et•I'11.11t• . _
4,.1 1.! en al-lr`, ,be ...holy+ examinetion. They her husband. The 1.0.1 v, whi..ti had le•ol 'r!,‘.‘
~/,...1...
1,4
.i,!,
in
vaine from 3,! 4..1. to one dead h•illtlo• 31. 11I•q 11.'111014w)% presen.ci aio , :11 1",,.. the
ii
0!,,, s „i.e. iiivi don, let appearin..... I.l:ll,aitt:lcid
ifn...,174
,r.f.l'entat..l,in.:itt'.:il.t.:ol:.:::
• "!..c.,!1 • 'usMill" •r'n e, '.,,, 14 priz .. Kirkman .I.e.tor who made ti,. . 'II . '''-' ""!'""c!' "f the
ii I.
rii,,.;:i,:,.i....;•; 3.--A-I.iMl.,,,t,.et.rSvelitsh,..laiiitid
ptheeniti1y,,..tth.,ar,..,,,,....„.,
t.
• the elfleert4tfil;'iti tit:Qv chillm vst!
• A
throtigh the liMilmed neeloctim: to prodiv'iliefrtre !!•,...,ai.:l.• pi•g.ir1'p".i",",,1,;;;,1'3.“,.',1. I,...cirii: s_ttevati...o,
ome,•••• • - 4 o,...vening WWI agresemb ..... mewl in eye nail send ...out mean. to support it, bat the '
The tem•ii''ler • .he. of Immo than averafe eVe..lknce added that the wife ought to have applied t. th •la
WY
iv.
,n...t!.,...di.
so,
w..a..,..0. The fir tto speak The coroner then committed Th.. 11- ki CO;lpo;lor..tir'iarlilh,n.
11-1,10:l .l ' ) other geelleme
..iinister. who made the charge of manslaughter,
II"' l' k... on the rel ,tion of the :wined to ' . --
ll! ~,,lici,ei. ',mar
.1 • oslicted the certain success SHEMMORNE.
b',:r h. ...ra'l;47.l(n.:;iiiand spoke next. awl his I Tilt I), l{.\ band having boon in a tlisorganiaed
4 fsithfol • oin'i...•
ere' to the heart., ef all present. The condit for 14•1111,/ time past, th!, committee of the • pa
onirl•',"r,!7l, ~,ve .• sketch of the rise awl womlerful have :ties .1 Med Mr. S. Beeton. of Erit • I ' '''r-
Itl. ..! '''..t. ,v Sehool.. remark...l on the changed manefarturere, and who wao rorn.,.rir: a' l'''''''
'Tor .er of the
of.if.ih,. 1,C,,f! retillil3,l CoMsegliently on the bawl, and is the pra sent organist of the i.m.lepan! eut chapel,
rha•
rc!'" i d ....til it e.lo,4linn 1111 •ateb a national as lettnlmaster. It is hoped . the low.; evenings come on,
&veto- y! ~ : ‘.1.,1i0n COllll,l°ool on the lanientably , sweet music will be discoursed upon the slopes, as in
,'1,;,,' -,!' ..1 st..e from the sciesd to the church, ' fernier year,.
Le,...••:-.! el iee!,-i;j:,.',:, of intaxicanhts, ~,,,1 naricatici.,thwaa
AN EMINENT SIIEKRIMINIAN.
11 te• Tx° fti nstleieer °,f,t,rointril 7:Vault':
mor
kl-je ta a met extent for tC AM num wr 0 me
ill:tstotioi tfiirly:ngo‘frt.k.hy...."4, :114—.:
s•••••• 1"" ‘. ..,,delly Wald in Sandy schonle, yet
malLanmanould
iwyo.luti
ith• ill'"4" ..!;,.ted alehouse an•l worship of 0.1. Mr. 1
efiesarl it!'-i !
e,,,t „io.nkey, and addressed !dimwit ! Fillhaliat'V:i. INS.—
rem, vas !i.th,oifi, ~f iretninin, ...Moe echnlare, Hs ' malty years an eminent surgeon. of that place. With a
wow tome., p D. ,;,!ne. who in a „nem% of emit pnemeity that ranks So high above the meanness of
trs.ishif.,.l.l+7leit!,l„,'l,v. detailed. .s. ~,,,, • of the opinions he ' sordid avarice, it bt only
held at I be has accumulated the opulent fortune of which he died
within these last few years that
SL-L- a'
•,, ~, s .41 in a reeont visit hi meetin es
11.1.., d',' -,, L'ci"..c. of the Sunday School Union, in 1 Po•aessed. This centletuan was tett, and) is the last
the wa" 4;1( F. W. Wyatt, was the next sr eaker ! male representative of an ancienutnaini.l
L a',ll,,,o'rhtb evenia.: wa. far advanced, he obtaineet I ills grandfather was one of those who, after M'ine faleonii3l.
he having extended his charity to a poor wretcheof that%
sal." —cation of the audience hy a most Impressive 1 rebellion, fe.l a vietim to Jefferies' cruelties in nthinWesth $
th.4"lail:ifni address, ..n the special dangers of the
sal ill'''':. lic way in vrhich they were to he met, Mr, 1 party alin.t starving, for which he was n t
tietw. 'in s few Wad* prepared the way for the 1 tried and condemned. Ilia lady intercedediZithulauglY
bvin
f.dwii.utttioeuf t
Justice,
W. Ta"a• b,,.b was then tat. n :sand the meeting wss for his life, and was introduced to him buy
.the liu•kemoe;
ellwin"ll," be icmslictien. Dunng the evening. several Marlborough (then Lord Churchill,
ri ,„..1 se. t .., „mid niece. were given as solos, by ' His Majesty Paid that he left it to t
Ii tgf, !onto ,',1,,, y Gill, the audience taking up ' Mr. Bragge was particularly fortune
1111 originated the
in the cure of
met Le, ~if s',;,, ~at drawleek M the meeting was its ' cancers, atul, if we niiatake not, witlah'
thee' .0.n...
,•:"14
pip„ime,i commenced at seven 1 reccipe for that complaint publisl wi 'in our volume IA 1.,
never
asiewexi it fliteini.cy, and said
ti,tertni••shle. '"'.... a, may he iniazined the attnoephere but we know that he testified tol!
that, in all recent cases, he nev
sadlatist i,Il lii 1. ei woe, not its says much for
given in the following form :
witweiii•teal„oilmefil"ri,,c,'D 'yr.!' therstopeeehes. that the patience The receipt is
~
pleasure November
t„,4 ,
a the
I'
li.„„ do et enf„.. be exhausted after so
Ma. URhinSiLve it
nan,—Aa it will ever
kwe a __
In in Power to cony 1 '
in.yy
of . 1 unicate to the public any thing that
f bet service to my fellow creatures, let me beg the
navor o you to insert in your next Miscellany the under'
ea,thf recipe for a cancer, which has never been known to
fail o aitcure. It has been handed at out this neighbour-
thhooeliw h great sucoetts many gentlemen who have had
i ermines* of mankind at heart, and I flatter myself I
hall not merit their disesteem by thus end ' eavounng to
render this valuable discovery more extensively useful.
Yours, ac.

WEST SOMERSET STEEPLE CHASES.
There was • good attendance on the Chinnock course
onTueslay, notwithstanding the pmspect of unfavourable
weather. Earl Poulett. Lord St. Leonard's, Lord Wolver-
ton, Sir R. O. Glyn, Capt. Pattgn. Capt. Wilkie, Capt.
Stuckey, and several other leading sportsmen of the
West•tnt shires were amongst those present. There was
come very fair sport, and the clo-eness of more than one
finish was thoroughly enjoyed by the spectators. The
foil .wing are the r.oults The BARRIERS' STEEPLE/11/SF.. a silver cup, valtte.£2o, for
horse: r.t.mi in ti tat • I during to season with the
Cot leigb, S.4Y.Tazt •ii, ..r Ti,.,, t,,,. harriers.
f 'apt Wilk,' .; k ls ..r. 5 yrs. list 511, (lire 1
Mr. llts k .1011 *-
Vol et.k Bess, age I, 1:14t l llossey 2
Mr. Miller's .; % 124... ...... ... ...Owner 3
Betting :2 t I fo,k+ilver tnt Meek 11.4% :1 t. 1
agst the others. Q .s.4:•olver won anyhow by 20 lengths.
The Ittosarkft l't-crg of 40 SIIVA, flat race, for masters
weight for age, with certain penalhen. No professional
rith•rs.
Mr. Fraser's Miss Doubtful, ii yrs, 13-t Mr. A. Yates 1
Mr. I 'hostel's Optimist. 5 Yr.., 124 2
t rd Poulett's Rouge Gagne, 5 yr., 12431! .15,.. Thomas 3
Betting ; Even on MIAS lhaulatflal, 3to I agst Opt' t,
5 to I ttgst Rouge tiagne, and 6 1,1 agst The Cardinal.
A very pretty contest between Miss Tbaubtful and
Optimist, the former winning by four lengths ; a had
third.
The ITASELIIIIRT HANDICAP lIURDLI: RACK, of 40 Sort.
About a mile ttntl a half, over six hurdles.
Captain Curney'n Bellinginta. aged. 104 51b......J Rudd 1
Colonel BYTIIe'R Lutlmnain, 5 ynt, 114 211, Vtney 2
Lord Poulett's Violet, 4 vra lOst 1111% Andrew* 3
Betting_ ; 2 to 1 agst Lislonais, 3 to 1 neat Winyanl, 4
to seat Violet. St.. 1 test Minn Jeffrey, and 10 to 1 nest
Bellingham. It.ilinsitna won in a ranter by four lengths.
The TALLE•IIO STEEPLECHASE Of 5 nova each, 2 ft to the
fiends, with 31) sov ambled. For hunters, Four-yeamold,
10.4: five, llst 511 a: six and aged, lost. About two mites
and • half. No professionals, grooms, or Paid servants
to ride.
Mr. Yates's Crawler. aged • ................ ..... 1
Colonel Pyme'n John o'Groat. aged 2
Mr. 0. Dodittoten Adieu. aged ......... . .... _ _ .....
The winner led from the start, anal -the others were
well up.
LOCAL HUNTERS' FLAT iIACE of 20 sore. to the first and 5
goys, to the gecond horse. For horses fairly hunted in
Somerset, Dorset, or Wilts, in 1k7541. Weight for age.
About two miles on the flat. Non-professional riders.
Mr. Frimull'at Executioner, aged Owner 1
Mr. K Ilayter'n Ecstasy, 4 yrs Friend 2
Mr. J. Harvey's Noniui, aged . ........... ... . . Owner 3
A pretty race, wonn.l with a splenfihiffnish.
THE CREWKERNE HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE of 5 morn.
each, 2 ft. to fonds, with 40 cove, added. Second horse
to save his stake. About two miles and shelf.
Mr. A. Yates's Diamond, aged. list, 10Ib. ...... Owner 1
Colonel Byrne's Lopez, 6 yrs., list. sib_ Viney 2
Mr. E. W. Dunn's Stanton, aged, list. tits ...Lynharn 3
Betting: 2to 1 agst. Dian; 3 tot others. Stanton
fell at the first fence and but . tee. The other pair
ran side by side to the last fence, when Mr. Yates
steam on and won 1.7 20 length,.
The CHINNOCK SELLING STEErLecntse of 5 sore. each. 2 ft.
to fonds, with 25 soya aided. About two miles.
Mr. Picker's Longford, aged.. ............ ....... .....Lynham 1
Mr. Mane's Merry Monk, .......... ..... Daniel 2
Mr. Whiten Brunannick, aged Owner 3
This was the best race of the day.
The MAIDEN HURDLE Rtes., of 25 cove, for hunters which
have never won a race or steeplechase value 20 VW,.
Four years old, lost; five years, list: six and aged, lOst
411%. About smite sods half, over six hurdles.
Mr. Lloyd's W. 0., 4 yrs., 104 Mr. It. M Rudd 1
Mr. Duke's Sir Walter, 4 yrs., lOst . _ .. .* _.Killick 2
Mr. Harding's White Lie, 5 }T., llst. Mr. Whitwick 3
Thernnning lay between the first and wend throughout.,
The favourite won by 20 lengths; bad third._

rn*spFItDTOWN COUNt'IL MEETING.
Themwyor (Mr. E. Fisher), Alder-
Mvoir..t ;ill, Smith, Pond, Rod,
Bins, Eke. Ed.m and Bennett.
The .4 the meeting was to consider the esti-
t,r work to lie done-to the Corn Exchange, The
Mae* etre three in number, vi.:.
.. Me. Green, £96 ; Mr.
James Kent. 1,4 it..: Mr. leg,. lila
Mr Lest hating been sent for, and asked whether his
kadsr irleltple,l the whole of the work, explained that it
ch.' not include the painting.
Mr K-nt. on being asked the *ems question, stated
that 'hi, tender included everything iuentioned in the
neatson,i, which he had carefully perused.
On the motion of Mr. BENNETT, eee..nded by Mr. B. B.
SMITE, Mr. genre tender. was accepted, it dieing con-
sidered that when everything else was equal the lowest
tender should be accepted
A letter iris read from Me. C. T. Curtis, complaining of
s nuisance in his yard, and it was very generally agreed
at It was necessur that a urinal should he erected near
tar Market Place, but no decision was come to on the
nutter
A insertion was made to refer the matter to the Local
Lard, but it was stated that they had refused to take
wtion in it.
Sheepllarket Hal was mentioned as a proper place for
'weighbridge.
No other business was considered by the Council.
TEE SOMEINET AND DORSET RAILWAY.

301 IN FELTIIAIL
Recipe for Cancer or any TUI4OIIr.
Take half a pint of the juice of bean leaves when in
blossom, of new cream a pint, and of the best honey half
a pound. Boil them in a new unglazed pipkin very
gently till half is consumed. Anoint the part affected
twice or thrice a dry.

EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE OF EXTORTION.
At • special session at Thornburg, on Wednesday, John
Kingscott, of Gloucester, grocer, was placed in the dock
charged with obtaining by false pretenses the sum of
kb 10a., from Luke Limberick, • labourer, of Aust, on the
2find ult. It appeared that on the day in question the
prisoner went to Cote farm, and stated that he was
authorised by one Annie Williams to settle • certain case
of alleged rape, with • threat that unless the prosecutor
found the money be should indict him and send him for
five years' penal servitude, and he fixed • time and place
for the payment of the money. The threat so frightened
the lad that he paid the prisoner the money. The prisoner,
in the dock, stated that he belonged to the Church of
Christ, and that he really conlidered that be bad done •
"charitable act," for the girl, although he admitted that
Ihe had received 50s. of the spoiL Case dismissed,

,
WEDNESDAY.
Tug WILTSHIRE STEEPLECHASE PLATED( 10 cove, fur Song
fide hunters which have not won a handicap steeple-
chase. Four years old. 1031, 101 b. ; five years, list. 101 b. ;
six and aged. 12st Any winner of 30 tors., 71b. extra:
of 00 son., bib. ;of 80 sovs., 141 b. extra. About three
miles.
Walked over by the Duke of Montrose's Just in Time.
THE YEOVIL HURDLE Racs' HANDICAP of 40 ears., added
to a sweepetakes of 5 soya. each. The second horse to
save hi. stakes. About two miles over eight hurdles.
Mr. A. Yates' Jupittr ... . Owner 1
Colonel Dryne's Luilonais Yiney
Lord Poillett's Violet. —. .Willoughby
Won by twelve lengths, and a length between second
and third.

Outrider evening a meeting mei held at the Guild-
hall, Sethemnton. convened by the Mayor (Alderman
the &left being to consider the Bill now before
Munro for lea-log the Sonseriet and Dorset Railway
ta the S "101.W...tern and Midland Railway Coinpanien
h se egreel That thia meeting hereby exprewwe its
ertg aprodmtion of the Bill now before the Howie of
I e veiting the Somerset and Doreot Railway
Weitern and Midland R 'Sway Companies,
gi :hat a petition in it* fermi'. Ins preaentea I, Ptrlie-
,,: O.ive I by the Mayor ~n behalf of thia 'meeting.
CHRISTORIIRCITI.
M dog a number of
•iv. court. were ~meniol. I o the tir4
I. Stephen-, and G. T. lireato at ;.ml beard

BATH AND WEST OF ENOLAND SOOIETY AND
SO .T lIERS COUNTIES. AHHOCIATION.

Thic BLACKNOOR VALE Fitwr CUP STREPLICCHAIN of 50
sore., for hone which have been hunte.l with any park
of hound. in Homer wt or Domet during the pregent
sermon (1875 0). Four year obi. 104. : five years. 11. t.
31h.: air and aged: 114. 101 h. A winner of gime.. to
navvy 511.. ;of 40 PI,Ve. 711. 41) POV 1411.. 100 of
2111% ProfeastionAla ilb. extra. About two
_toile+ a-ltalf

At theu,ial monthly thiancil Sleetinx-Of-ZI; ahove
Society, held at the Grand Hotel. Bristol. on Tuewlay
the chair wrts t.k.n by Sir. .J. W. Wa But. There
were she. pres,nt N1e5,0,.. S. Bresnrhlgo. J, an.l J.
C. Nln.o-e-SLeviont, Vice-No.l leot4 Nlelvoll. C. I. D.
Arlanil, It. H. Bob, W. It. rr:i1.1... T. lhoicer. Johu
Rim, It. R. H. D.iw, T. : Cofonol W. K. Gilbert,
Rev. l'hn Goring. J. 11. NI 11.4.1.w0rt1a,
11. P. Joile.‘ J. W. I.uttr-11, ll.nr SL John
ti mile. Henry Mayo, J. Nh.C.,‘, It. Neville, S. I'. Nee herr.
irtly, Trevor Lee Senior. Henry Sparkman,
Joe.eli Stratton, W. Tho...leon, R. Wippeil, and J.
thesleit!. Serretary and E

Stir W.lter.

.Ano!now,' 1
owner 2
.W. Clar, 3

lalr,urer, nf liourneuienth, welt sum-
:. 14.111.: drunk and riotutts at the Itrank4.4...
11011r11.•111•01h, MI the Ilth M irk—Mr.
...fended. —The evidence of P.S. Catehlove and
;Ii• I.•ul went hi show that allotit 211 ininuter to/ It
•... !tinned they ia tLe defendant in the
.t th i.eerliutiae. Il li:u1 hie c.a. oil, W3l drunk,
L0u..1 I .5., and elpilleriging anyone in the lhatse
%Id Its. tad 111 l te4 to II they hell,' 5 row
•i,.. •ee inst in entering the tap-rumu found
or., with a:pother tu.a.ti.. They parted the
- • • ' -

THE NIFLETISti or 111477.- %Ir. Itray. Its Chairman f the
deputation appointed vh..t I; •h. with reference to the
centenary na.wtln ii, 1a77. repm.4.l it I tvoar of Mr.
liatler, farm, near the It 1,. II .11.100), at the site
(.11. the S Yin, I.ot left the seleetio. of
tlehla for the tri .1 of impletiomt.. an I,pen ple+ti..n: and
the rim .rt having In,, ar."•Pted an I .ipproval by di.
eoinvil. the Field Stewar.ls hy the next meeting
(April 251.). to furnish is ,11111111,111111 La rellllrt on Aeveral
twitters of detail. The art:m:4,...,11C for the tiocioty's
ti Rath oil ay there( ire li• taken a.. liii .hl y eettled.
Holloway Farm being the dte for the Skov Yard.
THY. LATE MR. GABRIEL STONE POLL--Sir .1. W.
Walrond, .meaking under the intlnenee if deep • tion,
said h., hoped the *rookl allow hiss.. 1111 an old
friend of the lat., NIT.. t.e ex,ron their deep regret
at the sad ini elligence of hi removal (roman...twat them,and
to prop. to: that tlic j iii in an cApri.,..ion 1 aincere
aympathy with Mrs. and family. Mr. P 001... until
Isim Lau was a very conatant attendant at their
and he .1. W./ did not titiok ilwrs ever wag
a gentleman aiming them is Is,, brolight to hear more gootl
111111111, praetical knowledge, mei g0...1 temper iii the
matter.. I
hat ...Me bef..rti them lor gliArtri‘nal
1./1“ WlllllllllO VITy /111111111). felt iii oily in a citizen of
the world. 111111 an enlighteni..l philarithropi.t, but as a
mouter of the C mural of the Society, holding Auroral
important ottf.ws, aa I ,li4ell,tr 411114 111. 11411111 with
exemplary ability, conacimitioteme. e, and courteay.—The
re...lotion was vegonel.l by Mr. GRAY. amt M4:141t41 amid
came...ions of deep feeling, and the Secretary was
directed. at the pr..per time, to coniniunizate the sante
to• Mrs. Ptnl., and the !Tully.

. .
sx.s. .104nel:tilt he ...odd he I for
6.3,t4l,Littt: .00 riotoop, oil licenses' premixes. The defen-
use a:t. Vsfy .1 k. and his fere "smothered in
14..1," the seut...int mill.— The Bench considered the
raw pr.... 1. oel lined defeinlout 10... and 12+. thl: coat+.
Cl. it. Its. Imellord of the lirmiksome Arms
is. ; . nu' for Pellicle beer to the
pro is.,..htieislaut when drunk. Catchi.,ve repeated
his I.4as, .-,i.leaea saw opkia.
..f thro•l4l‘ the liar winds's+. by Mrs.
11.- dr, to tialit anyone in the
h ,r-r. -Mr. frevani .11 1 Warren,l-lopkiii... and Mr...
Cledi lo thvt waiver wax paid for by Hopkins.
Ti-li's is.is• of i:2 in eiheb au.l the
o+l, auth 155 thelir-t r tw x,i+ 12+. 6.1. is. in the xecouil
Is 1 een-e. the Chairman said he
slit the %. that Ow conviction should he
eislorw.l toll the liceuse in ail c. 0.., where there were so
comim-talice+, awl .i• there went 11111 l e in the
.-.•.• 'het ..r.1.-r Co. coUrieltollS to
eptoro+l (I),ll.4.lltaterAlleen...

AV,/ ....on, Iterneneuth, Was 1411,1111noned for I
cruelly (Alum,: a bor.., by a orklim at whilst in an unfit
state ii lb. Pills M.arch, at lbeirueinout h. -Mr. Ibmitt.,
; Mr. Trevanion Mr. William !
Boom, inlevtor .1 the Meeiety for the Prevention of ;
Cruelty to tusoda, NMI he new the defendant drive the
hoc.,' in is tic down the Ifoldenhursbncel to the B 'urine-
tooth Fast Ityile.ay 'dation at a gentle trot. The hone
was going icy hone, and he asked defendant what was
the matter a,,h it. Ile told him that two or three days
previou, the hr.,' had picked up a nail, or rather • piece
01 steel, awl the day previous he had taken the borne to
ho farrier- and lint a hole cut in the hoof because the
hone went I anie. Ile examined the MI fore foot and
head it vcry much inflamed', and a hole in the hoof from
which i. 1.4 Wan oozing. I/attendant said if he had no
yeasenger he would take the bowie home, and as he had
no pa.sem:er he did so.- Mr. Trevanion said he di.l not
dispute the fact., and explained that on the WelneittlaV
Venial. t., t'Je oif,•tice when the defendant was out
driving the le.r,e net:Went/illy picket up the small Piece
of steel yr.dured. Defendant had the hole cut out by his
farrier an I acted on his advice in working the borne.
which lit .61 not know wan lame till after he took it out
nu ilw 'lnc ie.pie.ti!.n. 1/efen.lant took home the horse
iihce sis•koi p. I.y the inspeetor.- lie I tinuan said if it
were not for ti, • fact that defendant had been previetudy
reloaded ter ,ru-ltv the line would be merely nominal,
sad .allicted a penalty of 10.1. and lit. ftl. route.
Irlliasla Cal.,, livery italic proprietor. Bourne-
mouth wa• summoned hy the Bournemouth Gas and
Water I %Napalm)* for CP+ lea. 5.1.. the value of gm supplied
Ind the rent of reeler-Mr. Trevaniou appeared for the
maPtltY Mr. Drultt, tun., for the defendant. -After
going into sone interesting details the Bench ultimately
mitred defendant to pay £l3 odd.
It the Arond Court Meows. T. F.ntwiele, W. C. Dean.
tad 11. F. P. Popham, heard the following Cased :
Steptot Weilford wes summoned for cruelly beating an
no. at Christchurch. on the 16th March.-Defeadant did
tot appear. Pk. and mete. 151.
float io Graham Moraist, who did not appear, ."
"...wed for being drunk at Christchurch on the 18th
Much. -P.C. %dyer proved seeing defendant drunk, and
nem dezusting lanciare, in 11igh-streat, at quarter-past
10 ern - Fined MM. sad 8a 6.1. costs.
William Henry Humphrey,. carpenter, of Boecombe,
was sweationed for amaulting Charles Henry Maeterman,
Bewombe. on the I:ith March.-The parties live next
do.r to each other, and in a dispute &trout a letter defen-
&at struck coliainant under the ear with • hammer,
causing blood to ow. -Fined lea and costa 14a.
A summons against Glades Henry Masterman and
ii Ga/pie for ammulting William Henry Humphreys
at the same time anti place was dismissed.
William Ca mm furiously Catty Was summoned for fuously driving a
home and van in the Old Christchurch-road, Bourne-
mouth, oil the 11th March.-P.S. Catchiere and a
uabl defendant came clown the Commercial.
rowl at a fast trot, the van being 10a4e.1 with hay and belenlant *NA sitting on the splash board with
hi, feet ~r 1 the that., and us
when he cae to the bridge be
Ti..r.flioled, the tor.. and appeered to be still urging it on.
fee a e abut eleven in the mormna, and the thorough-
in crowded with vehicular traffic and foot
Idwirfngem. lither ‘rhielea had to get out of the way of
.‘.n sing endaut 'n 'I a rollisiou.—Defend Yard denied he W forioluly. -Ilia master gave him a good character
!NeY
k.ina g he had driven one of his horses for four Yenrii. nna
t IlaVer heap' a complaint about him -The Bench
twlnNrked that c quplaihts had been made of the
It el. driving
mmt at houroet i db. and not without cause.
yet a .4,41 to, and the police had better
them a, 411 oecnder. taitere. instead of cautioning
berenguutZtl.thi'y had been in the habit of doing. -
Ilirry Sum
Ifd lib. and 5.
Ciliaudo•v 61. colts. mer
. C r4rNnt.er, Roscomhe, was brought
c'
the harged with
Oli Chn.tebr,..h. being drunk and riotous in
nk .rein. u
. A •r?Li• noignenneith, on the previous
is merge of amm C ulting P.. Hibbard
,hr.ilst in _ tlf.• ex....mi men of his duty, W also Pre-
-1.7 heing druillewas.
Ind riotous the Bench
oti•me Pri.uner to a biooth'e hard laheur• An 10 the
e, the chairman said the wound might he
•Ininf and might "in vet incapacitate the comas's!'
tiz.„(T. .hte pohee tsimet be protected, and the
I e ...sere-three month's hard !shone.-
:r altogether.-The Chairman : Yes.
111 •11 r4,41k,ef1.
..1.111.14,1 the hudne.. 44 the SeaSiOna.
hair 13RIDPORT.
!ND Foitr.lliN 111111.1 t meeting in aid
t,4 of this societv was held in the Town-hall,
n.• Rev. it. Perkins atteded as a dePut&-
h w A....1.c7."•• jewnnt "i n
etv. and told the good already
(gt if The chair wan taken by the Mayor
th. he wini.upported on the platform, ler
Anoi, it: ~..'"Plwr• Ref. C. Nantes. !tee. .1. I.
• • dom. Mr. C. Ediuunda. and Mr. T. 11.
Prrry iiessiore, Tiies.lay. -Before the Mayor
ini c Turkel. and Mr. S.'. Whethien.
tt.4 g.•,m6e.m. wan munonohed for keeping a pig on
IS to be a nuisance and
OA. - rM. Henry Pollen, inspector.
;weed °genre and del • t ha.
Coat
•lev if t t 'let .1 to PnY the coeds 7e., s no a once reoloveo.
goo,. rhaarad under the Workshop's Act
(Liar-
lam cllnsPoilor Patrice with employing a
rAh a urd, aged 11, and no u
t ',rod i certill-
ber attendance at at sehool.-IMr. ileadna aon gave
unitL'id!‘- e Prive : -"um 8.1. and coeta 12a -The Inspector said
th costs.
~,rtr"if nommen for employing a child .1
it was similarly summoned. -Fine 2a. 6d. am"
Balapn.
,Sa‘aa HOU ft f suugiey W
r of onlPliVing Isaac Martin, 14, was
semmoned.-Fiue64. • " .re kitifey for em lo Me •
su r
mmo'ned._,L- li- Edw-dvx—
Fria' thi. and costs
k'"i /Imre% charged by P.C. Brown with. beig
divorderly on March 17th. -Fined ls. and costs
1.61

—New Matiaak47-11;..."k. Platt, SIIZWIII Court,
Hereford ; Mr. 11. J. Taylor, Rohner, Hereford ; Mr.
Thompeon, Breinton, Hereford; Mr. John Spencer,
Bowood, Caine.
THE QUEEN'S DEPARTURE.
The Queen lies left England for Germany, in spite of the
alarming suggestions that it would not be seemly that she
should issue the proclamations concerning her asounption
of the title of Empress of India from a foreign court. She
Is now on her war to the Continent, and leaves behind her
the agitation which must have hecmue exceedingly un-
palatable, when unaui 1111 l us approval, in the House of
Commons and in the country was generally anticipated.
There were some singultr circumstances in connection
with Her Nlaiesty's departure, and not the least of these
Is that the visit should be made when the pressure of
Important business is greatest, Mr. Anderson, indeed,
Intends to ask Mr. Disraeli what precedents there are for
the Sovereign leaving Englrml during the sitting
of Parlisinent, and Mr. Disraeli will have an
opportunity of explainiug the reason for the visit
to Ilermany in the present position of national
attains. How he will acquit himself no one venture
to say but his reasons will doubtless be cogent, that
Is if he deigns to give any at all. One curious feature of
the business is drawn attention to by the leading
journal in the following terms :—"The Queen crosses
to Cherbourg the Prince of Wales is at Cairo,
the Duke of Edinburgh is on hie way back from
St. Petersburg, the Duke of Connaught is at Gibraltar,
even Prince Leopold is at NM', so that for
DORI. days the sovereign, the heir to the crown,
and all his brothers will be out of the kingdom, and the
royal line will be represented by the Prince Albert Victor
of Wales, aged twelve years. • These coincidences are
singular enough, and as the Times remarks, they would
have caused quite a Constitutional panic in the old times.
But nowadays it is only politicians like Mr. Sullivan who
can see danger to the Constitution in the absence of
Royalty from the kingdom, and it will need no Regescy
Act to be posed while we are waiting the return of the
Prince of Wales or of Her Majesty herself. After all,
Coburg is not much further from the capital than Bal-
moral.

1
--
YEOVIL.
I
it AiIoNIINABLE NEGLECT OF A CHILD.
14•harinii come to the knowledge of the_rolio. that a
•• na0,..,1 Thomas Cooper, living in the Newton-roa ali d,
..4 a child lying dead in Ids house, and that it wail
tnCg'l.tre4 that death was caused by want and neglect,
_irvinest was held at the Red Lion inn on Tuesday, by
..,—r. %Vbrants, coroner, when the following evidence woo
"Allred. Ann Garrett, living next door, said the baby
elwfivc mmiths old, but when she saw it, just before Its
desth, it did not look as hit "when it w" born.
Sba
LA known the th infant, and • child the" Tea"
Le'Al r•J witiz,,,,t hti Nerr.daya, and when she remonstrated
11ith her, she said she we. out looking for her husband
...._
.brr to aet money to boy food. Edward Garret!,
the lost vitas.. corroborated Ws wiles

BURSTING OF A LOCOMOTIVE B OILER.
On Tuesday morning, at six o'clock, the boiler of the
locomotive of a balling train, while half way between
Kilmarnock and Irvine, on the Glasgow and South.
Western Railway. burst. The driver. fireman, and guard
were killed, and two ton-face men died ',horny afterwards.
Niue other moon are sail ti be dreadfully Injured. Two
of the nine injured are not exp•-cted to survive. The
dead owl Wollallea has, been conveyed to Kilmarnock.
All the dead out th • i,tt iro.l are railway employes.
_

GALLANT RESCUE BY A LADY.
Thursday afternoon a little hey fell from the Stone
Walk of the Waterloo Crescent, Dover, into the aaa, and
was washed out some yards. His aunt (Miss Spain),
though heavily dressed, jumped in after him, and, being
a practhed swimmer succeeded in bringing the drowning
child to shore, after being several minutes in the water.

CONVICTION OF CARD SHARPERS.

—.—
At the Livemool assizes before Kr. Justice Brett. John
Northern 001, Archibald Coils. (56). Mark Hammon (26),
and Peter Etchells COX were indicted for having at Altcar,
on the 16th February last, unlawfully conspired and by
tricks obtained from Reginald Hope a watch and chain,
with intent to defraud. On the afternoon of the 6th
February the prosecutor, who resides at Aughton Road,
Southport, was walking in the direction of Crosby, when
the prisoner Hampson met him, and got into conversation
with him. They soon met a group of men, amongst whom
were the other prisoners, who were playing the three-card
trick. They pretended to make beta, and ultimately
Induced the prosecutor to wager his watch and chain
estainst £2O. Of course he lost. The prisoners came to
Manchester, and Sergeant Caminada arranged that the
prosecutor should meet them in order to redeem his
watch. The prisoners after some delay kept their
appointment, and were at once apprehended. The jury
found the prisoners guilty. They were well known to the
police, and they were sentenced to five years' penal
servitude each.

tork.—

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!
yourS li Li D
wstso It
sgs A RwTALCog L tirl: of
NEY
Smoky COW I. to all Ironmongers, and Makers
Chimney. W. KNACK'S ACo , Stockton-on-Tees.

"INSIST on your GROCER obtaining for you the 'SULBY
1 0' EN ' and ' THOMAS LISLL's' STARCHES " ss
supplied to the Royal Laundry. Balmoral.

Doarners Baking Powder was awarded THREE GOLD
LP MEDALS tor superiority over every .4lter.

A c el DENT INSURANCE COMPANY
(LIMITED).
7, Bank Buildings, Lothbury, London, &C.
0/XUAL AMIDE:MI PUIDONAL INJUSIMII.
RAILWAY ACCIDIMS. I MUTH IT Accuarrs.
INSURANCES may be effected direct with the Office, or
through the serious Agents throughout the Country.—For
Agents see Local Directories.
C. HARDING, Manager.
Li.. 120
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
120 hancery Lane, London.
ACTIVE AGENTS WANTED. LI eral terms allowed.
'tanager and Secretary—hunee T. Northcott.

OIX PER CENT. FIRST MoRTGAGE BONDS of ClOO
0 each, on Freehold and Leasehold Lands, Buildings,
Colieries, and Iron Works. Amount of Bonds limited to
£150,000. They are issued by a Joint Stock Company, having
upwards of 1:500,000 Share Capital paid up, of which 1,.3 ,000
is the purchase money and cost of additions to the property
vested in Trustees as Special Security. The Bonds also fonn
charge on the entire under thing, thus providing ample
-ecurity. Repayable in 2 years, but renewable at the option of
the purchaser for sor 7 years. Interest by Coupons half-yearly
In London Apply to MOWS CHADWICKS, ADAJISON, Cowan
and Co., 65, Moorgateortreet, London, LC.

PURE OL„ TNVERVFES Ptaorsos and Co., (Fetabllahed
1 1726) 21. per Gallon. In Cask, Jar, or Bottle.
liighlend
ii r Packages Included. 6 Gallons and upwards
winger Cani'lre paid to any Station. All orders to be
accompanied by a remitutoos or referenoe.
I 115 celebrated n LAROTTE fib"-Yrand of eperkllng
CHAMPAGNR, cheap and guaranteed pure. Sole Agents,
PINKERTON and CO., 29, Butulpiskum, London.
Price usta on application. One Single case sent as sample.

WORTII ATTENTION ! ! ! WINE Ruyan Cut this nut!
Southampton Is the Wine Port of England. liked Poet
Card for Prices. Specialitiee, Uuetu, Sherries, and Brandies.
Co-operative terms. JAMIE E. Tanga and Co., Direct Wiue
Importers, Soutnampton. Club, Navas, and the Trade
supplied. - .

_
EDWARD PINKS DoErI.I,..CuAraES ARE THE BEST. Bcr
Jana, Jellies, Marmalades. Pickles, &woes, Blooter Pule, tee.

• _ •
SAMUEL CLARKE'S
NEW PATENT
pYRAMID NURSERY LAMPS and FOOD
WARMERS.
With Porcelain Panaklns, liming Spouts.
No. I. Holds half-plat Fond, besides water, Price 3e 64. each.
No. 2. „ Three-quarters Pint Food,, 51. Od.
No. 3 „ One Plitt Food ~(11„
Clarke's flot Water Lamps „ 2s. dd.
.. Pyramid Night lamps la & 2...64.
The PYRAMID NIGHT LAMPS render the burning a Night
Light perfectly mlet agirely prevent FLICKERING (so
objectionable in all ?tight Lights not burned in a lamp), are
Clean, portable, and renter a Right Light useful for many
purposes where they otherwise would not be
The PYRAMID PoOD WARMERS, by their peculiar
construction —the glen chimney croellictlnz and aincen
tratlng beat to the bottom of the water Vane' —a larger
amount of Litair and HEAT is obtainal than can be in
any other Lentp of the same class. Without SMOKE or
SMELL
The PYRAMID NIOIIT LIGHTS lave • patent prepared
rush-wick are Made much larger than any other Night Light;
and give double the light; they are, therefore, very mailable
for nursery lamps, lighting peoutges, lobbies, woo and
adaptable to many purposes to which the common Night Lights
are useless.
N.R.—CAUTION.—The Patentee, in reply to nurnereal con.
Somers, bep to Mate that he will warrant his PATENT
PYRAMID FOOD WARMERS to answer the pu=or which
they are recommended, only when the nine-hour kl Night
Lights are burned in them ; the common night HOU will not
give sufficient beeit.
Persons who find a difficulty in obtaining the Pyramid Night
tL4g.httis lenugoodßKonr,nldllodoAn.lb.narey...requeztediugenW write to the eLoPa.dtz
NW who will give the sddraw et his nearest Agent, Th.
Pyramid Night Lights are beet when newly nod.; the pyr.ntki
Food Warmers are sold by all respectable dialers throughout
the Kingdom at 3e 6.1 sad tis each.

'Mite FRENCH SOUPS
I of the SOLTETE MINERALS
des POTAOEB ECONOMIQUES par*
ITIRE THE BA
EST
DUPS.
CHEAP, NUTROUSO
and PREPARED in a FEW MINUTES.
To be obtained through Grocer. and Italian Warehousemen
throughout the United Kingdom Wholemde Agent,
HENRY A. WHLEF, lA, Great Tower-street, London, E C
STHEET WATERING APPARATUS.
Ditto for Gordon., Railway Eltatlons, Ac. A sating of AO
per cent. effected by the use of those Machines. Pimentos.
sod Sold Mdaulaoturids, 5 MILDLY sad SON, Csmtelidge.

SCENE AT A RAILWAY STATION. ACCIDENTS!
An extraordinary scene war; witnessed the other_alght In
IMPERIAL UNION
E
ACCIDENT
°SUE sod 8118*."„RBOILER 00.
BI MIXON AM.
the Newton railway station, on the South Devon Railway. ASSURANC COMPANY
SUITT, FJIICTINCT, and Zoo9ollll.
Head Moe : 9, Finsbury Pleatmited.
South,
The wife of &Torquay tradesman sloped to Plymouth with
London, EC. lllustrated price list post free.
another tradesman, taking with her a considerable sum.
Aseures el.ooo at DEATH or • weekly payment of 1.8 LBERT CRAPE, one fold of the new Patent ALBERT
Her husband, learning that the pair would pegs through during DISABLEMENT comsat by ACCIDENTY OF ANY A CRAPE Is as thick as two folds a Use old make, le muds
Newton, laid wait for them, on their arrival seised his KIND, for yearly premium of £3; or In cue of RAILWAY eh : and wears Soid by all UMW&
wife and searched her, his frierals meanwhile keeping the
ACCIDE.NTS ONLY• the mme benefits for 15e. per Annum.
AL J
H. Ernes, Managing Director.
• secret pocket in her arm her husband found fifty pounds
to the LOC
in ;rola of which he poseesred himself after great
re.ictance, amid the cheers of a largo crowd and then left
TEE •LLI•N CE SOCIETY, IT, Moorgate
AGENT or to
paramour from interfering. Her purse was empty, hut in
Apply
Street, London, E C.
his guilty wife to pursue her journey.
I To INYESTORe : 6 per cent. Interest Bonuses & Drawings.
To BORROWERS: Advances free of Interest.
Prospectus on application.
A. R. WORMALD. Actuary. E. T. R. Wilde, Secretary.
AGENTS WANTED.
FIN DLAT ER &C0..1
NOURISHING, & XXX DUBLIN STOUTS
MOUNTJOY BREWERY, DUBLIN.
Supplied In cask and bottle by their Agents
ar gecond largest Shippers Into England. ZS
JOHN MITCHELL,
STEEL PEN MAKER TO
THE QUEEN.
London Depot-118, Cheapskle, KC.
u Newhall Street, Birmingham.
GLENFIELD.
THE
QUEF.IFS
LAI'NDRESS
SAYS TRIO 18 THE
FINEST STARCH
SliE EVER
USED

better.

"ALLIANCE MUSICALE."
11 ILITARY, BRASS, STRING and nrE and DRUM
M Journals for 1570 PIANOPORTE. MUSICAL BOXES,
ORGANS. VIOLINS. STRING !MASS and RUB Instrument&
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Leicester.square, London, W.C.

TrE—DIEL FE 8 C EIIICA I. llNK—once and
you will never buy any other. J.
It keeps the pen In splendid order, never becomes thick,
muddy, or mouldy, end is the most permanent INK known.
Used In the principal Engliah Dante: exported all over the
World ;and obtainable through any Stationer.
Dr. Pereira says "The Beet Food for Infante and Invalids is
"[TAROS' FARINACEOUS FOOD." Of all respectable
ILL Chemins, Potent Medicine Vendors and Italians Ware-
housemen, in ls., Si. Paekets and TI. Cases Ti. &L each.
'WEE-BLESS SUFFERING:—CAPTILHE P-A-1154
1.1 remove. Toothache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, and lib=
mini. or an morning,, la lid and lei. ed. or by post 115 and
i 5 stamps, of MASON, Chemist, Ckoport.
£
t,14. keeper, LEVICR WATCH, *revered beck, good time.
keeper, perfect condition. I will send it on n val on
receipt of Post Office Order. A Bargain. C.W.
Haywardslisid Btonehouse, Olouoestershire.
ONDON Educatbm for Boys on "Common Seem "
.11.4 Principles, at Albion Commercial Internatiniud College,
£7 7. quarterly English and Foreimi pupils practice languages
together. Established Inf. G. J. Knight and Sous, South
Hackney, N. E.

n s BILKS. —THE Nur Swam. Patterns fOrwardid-
... to rcsidente in the Country of every Colour, from It 10d,
41. 11d. It 9d. &c. Black Silks from U. 4d, wide width:
WAKEHOUSE, 11 ainl 12, CHEAPSIDE LONDON.
111" BLACK BILKS, LO HT DYE not liable to cut,
or lone their glom
O. and .1. B. 11M11, 11 and 12, Cheapaide, London.
Established 1760.

ILDITCH'S

/ITCH'S

FIVHE HIMALAYA TEA COMPANY'S PURE INDIAN TILL
I In Packets, the choicest product at the finest Tea Growing
Country In the World. AGENTS WANTED In Towns not
already represented. Spiteluquare, London.

COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
BRONCHMS, and NEURALGIA,
DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNR,
A few dome quite eßectual —tkiution.—The extraordinary
medical reports on the eMeacy of Chlorodyne render it of vital
importance that the public ehould obtain the genuine, which Is
pnaeciad by a Government stamp, bearing the words "Dr J.
Bro.ne• Chlornd.vne " Sae derldon of Vice-Chancellor
Sir W. Page Wood, the "Timm," July 16th, 1864. Numerous
lestimoulida from emit), nt Physicians accompany each bottle.
From W. C. WILKISOMI, Req., F.R.O
" I molder it Invaluable in Phthisla and Spaamodk Cough;
the benefit I. very maricol."
Dr. of New Galloway, Feotiand.
" I consider it the most valuable Medicine known."
Sold in bottles, Is 11d, Rs 111, and es ltd by all Chemists. Sok
Manufacturer, J. T. DAVENPORT SS, omit Rumellutreet,
London, W.C.

JOHN MARCY and BON. Brewers of PORTER and
AXCUOIt Thunriar,
DUBLIN.
Pu Mushy

(Largest Brewery In Ireland but one).
Agents required in all towna hi which there are DO •

UTILITY!! LIaTIRY ! EcoNomy !!
OOKIHO PoTS AND BROILERS,
WS D WARREN'.
P FETIERE rs E u ENS
fl HUTCHINSON% --ATENT.
Sold by --moiling Ironmonger&

Furnishll

BERDICEN GRANITE MONUMENTS from Li. Osmium
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from JOHN W. Lamm, %heedoen

CURB FOR ALL
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
-

A CERTAIN CURE FOR BRONCHITIS, DIPHTHER
SORE THROAT, ASTHMA. an.
For curb,' sore throat, lb:0 User a, bronchitis. asthma .
tightness ot tha cheat. And n thu side—wh.c

treatment alone plevents degenerating into more serious
maladiev, thin Ointment h oi the P 53310 powers over che.t c,orn.
plaints ss a blister pos eves. Vitt out c visitor pain or debility.
Old asthmatic invalids will derive marvel ous sea from the
use ot tills Ointment, which Ina broucht round many such
coffer,,,.. 0 re-established health after et cry other means had
slenallt tailed._

BA!) LEGS, BAD BREASTS, OLD SORES AND ULCERS
By rubbing the Ointment room' fte atleete I porta. it pone-
tratee to the tia-una teneath, and e %ere see wonderful power
on el the Idol-. • 'wing t and returning Ir m, the dimmed
part. The Inflomowth., dimlnlebew the pain b. wows 'eel
I,,twierah e, the mater thicker, an I a rote it. 110011 effected.
In all long- tending elec.. Ilotl wa *.• Pi'l eh old aler
taken, se they will thorn ghly expel all depraved hum. ere
mom the Nwly.
GOUT RBEU M A TISM STIFF JOINTS
. .

ut and Rhe ,matism are. Irmo inflammation in the parts
off ot To dr. et a perm. ant curr..lopt a co Hog diet
drink picot) ot wo,er, take eix of If Poway'. Poi. nisht and
mini. and ruh hi. 0,,p mem inn. am. taJlv. a day
into the mitering part.; yds med o•mly, th.y dree
all loft •mmatiO on dere.don from the .ydern, • uhd • and
remove all eni.rvement of Ow Joint., and leave the Snows and
OlUirCleg lax and linen'', ram ell.
ERUPTIONS ON TUB SKIN.
In thl• clam of n•mplatnt., n matter he age, the 'ex, or
the place, or und r shut name the dim. e may I* classified'
It w II I. cured it thl. Oddmint he sell rubbed into the
system, and Holloway's Pills take., nicht anti mornlnir to portly
the blood There Is nothing deleteriou. in the soaped ton of
Holloway'. Ointment, hot, en the contrary, I. ingredients
p woos the in at soothing, purifying, and mrengthenlng
qualities.
The Ointment and Pills are sold .4 Profemor HOLLOW
Estabilsbinent, 5.18, Oxf-rd..dreet, Ida
every rape table Vendor o' Medicine it-rough nit the Civilised
World, in Pots and Bose., this 6. 9.1., 4s. 6.1., 11k, tin,
an] &Se each. The smallest lot oif Ointment tontanna ems
ounce: and tit. main., Box Pit-, tuir donee.
Foiliirinted directions ,re !Mod to tech Pot and Box, and
can I elm,] In any language.even hi Turk,h, Amble, Armenian
pgwan or Cl.hrow,

FOR tho BLOOD I. Um D•uteronotny,
chap. 111.. Tamil
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