The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-01 00:00:00

" Firkins from Satiation:6."

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As um days oome round for the spiniscsocs of the
Magazines we confer the ant we look forward to
with pleasurable anticipations, always realised,
UN on* that immediately upon thc appearance of its
green and brown covers maims an acquaintance with
our paner-knife—Belorsviu.. [Matto and Windt's,
Ploistiilly, W. It invariably contains, in addition to
two *nisi stories by well•keown authors, noselletut
and smarm that are fall of interest The J
number fully sustains this repotction. A newSl7,
"Th. Return of the Native," by Thomas ardy.
commences Judging from the am dl portion of the
&Maid story set before the reeler it promisee to do
juetios to the fame of the author of "Far from the
Madding Crowd." Wilkie contributes a
complete story, "Th. Duel in Herne Wood," written
Is his ."rn Pealtlihr *As, and as full of munsaflonal
situations am the most exacting could wish.

" The twilight lora falling- when we reached the
anointed Placa We found (biprara opmorick envy and
suspicious; it was not may to pacify him on the subject
of our delay. His insanity Seemed to me to be now more
marked than ever. He bad seen, or dreamed of Seeleg.
the ghoot during the past night. Far the first time (he
said) the apparition of the dead mon lutd When to him.
In 1101•011 i words it had condemned him to expiate his
mime by giving his life for the life that he had taken.
It had warred hint not to trust to his marriage with
Bertha David 'She shall share your punishment if shis
share, your life. And you shall know it by this sign—
She Arai Po sosi es pp% we
I tried to compose him. He shook his head in immov-
able deepair. • No" he answered • "if she sees him
when I moo him, there ends the one hope of Mesas that
holds me to life. It will be good-lye between us, and
good-bye for ever !'
We had walked on, while we were opeakino to a part
of the park through which there flowed a rivulet of clear
water. On the farther hank the open ground led down
into • wooded valley. On our aide of the stream roes a
thick plantation of fir-trees, intersected by a winding
path. Captain Stuswick stopped ae we reached the place.
His eyes rooted in the darkening twilight on the narrow
spare pierced by Me path among the tmeo Os • redden
he lifted his right hand, with the some cry of pain which
we bad heard before: with his left bond ho took Miss
Duval hr the arm. " There rhe said. "Look where I
look! Do you see hint there r
As the words paawid his Spoils dimly-visible figure
appeared, et wan
tingtoward. us area' the path.
atthe figure of. living man for was it the creation
of ruy own incited fancy I Same I could ask myself the
question. the man advanced a step nearer to us. A last
gleam of the dying light fell on his foal thwoorb an Welt-
ing In the trees. At the same instant Miss Duval started
back from Captain fitanwlck with a scream of terror. She
would have fallen if I bad not hews new enough to oufroort
her. The Captain was instantly at her side again.
r h. cried. Do pest are it toor
tillse was just able to say " Tea," before she fainted In
my arm..
He stooped over her., and touched her cold cheek with
his lip.. "Good-bye! he said, In :ones suddenly and
strangely choralel to the most exquisite teederneet
"Good-bye. freeeer . . . .

He leapt the rivulet ; he crossed the open ground; he
was net to sight in the valley beyond.
As he disappeared the visiocury man among the &-
trees advanced ; passed in silence ; crowd the rvolct at a
hound; and vanished as the figure of the Captain had
vanished before him.

I vu left alone with the swooning woman. Not a
sound, far or near, broke the stillness of the coming
night.

"By Proxy" continues to increasingly demand the
interest of the readers. Among other.papsrs is one
entitled " Living in dread and terror, soppoeitions
speculations on the two EOOOl3l of Mars (Deimns and
Protium. or Dread and Terror) being inhabited,
and more of those exquisitely witty "notes" by Mark
Twain.

The Aral& i" Rand awl Heart" publishing
office. 1, Paternoster Buildings, 8.C1.1 This lion. of
those sound and high clam publications issuing from
these offices. Its tone is pure throughout, but not of
the goodey-goodisy schooL In the present number
there are a multitule of interesting articles, together
with the initial papers of two new stories "Th.
Rommel, of the London Directory" continues am
clever as ever:—

"'Hs true that Henry the Eighth and others demolished
our abbeys, monkmies, priorleand other Rognish in-
Institutions that had become objectionable to English
morals. But one thing they coal not do—uproot them
from our registers. In the London Directory, if nomen-
clature goes for anything, they never fleurialimt so
Timorously as in the reign of Protestant Victoria I Apart
from Weetininster Abbey, there are at lout five Abbeys
In other quarters of the metropolis, while no less than
seventy-three Abbots regde in the POW neighbourhood.
Nor is this all. There are Mill left in London over fifty
"Priors," "Pryers," and " Pryon," over twenty Fryers,
over thirty Monks, and nearly forty " Hanna" Talk of
the Papal &uremia. I Why. Mr. Needegate or Mr.
Whalley, should rail the attention of the HMS of
Commons, and through them that of the whole country,
to the fact immediately. It is awful to contemplate what
is thus going on under our very noses. It was only the other
day that • Nunn appeared in • small bow* in the Strand
siee more thee a day old, if the register of births be
correct Talk of boy-bishops, this is simply intolerable I
Equally good in their respective ways are the Day
of Days and HOW Words from the same office in the,
latter of which Mrs. Gladstone commence' some
papers, entitled " Notes on Nursing," for artizans and
rs, in these days of h—Resantistn
egfottflir useful.
Of the IMMO edam of literature is After Work [Eliot
& Stock, 61, Paternoster Row, Er.,] which makes its
bow this month. Happy as Its title the contents fully
justify it, "How to spend Leisure Rationally" is
the first of • series of papers which may be studied
with advantage by all who are in the habit of
aggrieved by complaining that they want "something
to hill time."
Cassell's lasuly Magarine, one of the most accept-
able of monthlies, both for the diversity and well.
selected nature of its contents, gives us the second
Instalment of two new serial tales, together with the
usual varied budget of articles; while the illustrations
In this month's appear to have attained even a higher
nags of merit than heretofore. Among the most
ussbil papers which from time to time appear in it
are those by • Family Doctor. The present is entitled
"Hand, and Feet, their care and comfort." In the
course of Ittheyrriter says :

" Although I by no means approve of children running
barefoot, still, as a rule, in thin country, the feet of our
little one. are mask too warmly clad, and the consequence
is they grow up tendertooted, and this in itself is a great
svit and one that can never in after-life be properly
remedied. This should be the golden ml.: Let the child
wear sufficient woollen covering on his feet to protect
front cold, and no more- and never encourage time habit of
running to the fire and warming the feet Cold fest are
often the result of insufficient circulation of the blood.
Let the chid, therefore, trot about to warm his little
test ; by so doing he not only obtains the desired result,
but the circulation is increased, the blood sent dancing
joyously through every vessel In the body, and all the
functions of the body are correctly carried on, and rosy
cheeks and ruddy health are the happy result., imperially
If the trotting shout be, taken place in .he open Mr. H,
on the other hand, too thick stockings era worn, and toa•
toasting winked at, relaxed hood-vessels are the result.
and • soft, flabby foot, quite unfitted to carry its owner
through life with any degree of comfort
Even we grown-up folk• should not wear socks or stock-
ings thick enough to :num our feet to perspire with the
slightest exertion. Let the stockings, then, be only of
medium thickness, but the goiter and warmer they are the
better. Hence I think that in winter we can derive the
greatest comfort frosts mocks a Shetland wool. In
Domeier, again, the very thinnest of woollen socks should
he worn, or, if you prefer it, silk ; but few of cacao afford
to wear cotton, and coped to retain perfect health. A
• lining soled cork is a great protection from damp, if there
be room for it in the boot or Ham ki to slippers, we
should have • summer pair—I prefer • thin leether pump
I —end, warmer pair for winter wear.
Those who suffer from tender f«t should never sit too
clam to the fire, even in the coldeet day an winter; and—
N.B.—nobody else should.
Now as to boots and shoes. They ought to fit well, and
"I b. oar, to the feet; the upper leather should be soft
and pliant, yet strong wit's(; and the soles hard and
strong. In winter WWI shoes ought to be rendered
imperrious to snow by daubing at rubbing with tallow,
appearance in this case giving place to safety and
comfort
Never under any circumstances wear shoes with gutte-
pereha soles. I know that children's hoots are often
thus soled, but is is far from being either healthy or
comfortable.
First as to the management of the nail& Not only
should they be kept perfectly clean, and neatly pared, but
care should be taken to prevent what are called agraeihr—a
r and painful condition of the skin of the finger
arinimi the nail. flu, Ii very easily prevented by car.y
priming hack, twice or thrice a week, that portion
of the akin that overlaps the root of the nalL This
should never be allowed to become adherent The toe-
nails should be cut square wogs, the tendency in in-
growth of nail—too serious • subject, by-thorway, to treat
re--is thus averted.
Cleanliness of feet is roost essential to health. Some
people are too delicate in health to make use of the
matutinal bath, but no one can be excused from the daily
ablution of the feet'
The frontispiece to the (hater this month—if
nothing else—will make it an acceptable guest to
many a home. The other contents are of that sterling
utility which characterises this favourite Sunday
lagasln.. The Archer Is the title of the Christmas
Number.
• • • • • •

As—he have saicl before, when Familiar Wild
Flowers finishes its last numbers no more exquisite
book than this will be in the possemion of those who
love them beautiful creations of nature—pnimoted as
they are in guns of colour-printing and the ablest of
texts.
Casecits Domestic Dictionary needs no word of
praise. The name of the firm is sufficient.
Little Folb will undoubtedly be delighted with
the beautiful coloured frontispiece which adorns
this thusly-named publication. Two new serial
stories commence, one written by that delightful
literary purveyor for the young "Old Merry," while
the rest of the contents are unexceptionally good, and
the illustraticos of the beet.
Darton's Girl. Ow* Amnia/. [London: W. Wells
Gard-ter.] Mr. Gardner in this admirably got-up
publication presents his patrons—if we are to accept
the judgment of the fair critic to whom we oonfided
It. review—with quite a literary bouquet of fun and
frolic, love and sentiment The stories are well
written, and generally end deliciously. For ourselves,
taking a more prosaic Till/ Of the work, we singled
out • paper entitled "A hall-an-hour with a Cookery
Clem," and, judging from It, we think Paterfamilias
could not expend a shilling more wisely than in pre-
senting a copy to Flora and Fanny. The Mnstra-
bons are above the average of sash emanation..
HINTS cal Dow GleMes.—Wo are told, on high
istatty,to "use hospitality cor to another, without
aid mei Po** agree that tc ask a friend to
a very agreed* farm of baortabsp, and a very
piermst tew of showing kindly foam It is tee that is
sztomiedy approved, aid It woad be dilleelt disarm
an Olaf sod • better OUL A peed diem welreesekod
Is eves, we& paerally results in efefr moan* of honest
lawful enlesessat sad is a teases M difilusitur that geed
will bomb ear Immediate Meade which adds es mash
to the saispreent of life. Dinners bosom objectionable
only whoa elm are Mien from a lon of show rather time
from a love et ones friend., and when display gives plies
to 000gort, nes they take thedr place among the great
creed at dm" sad we to be condemned accordingly.
Laborites' end lontegious diluters ars azosedingly 'mann ve
and people of Molted mow would find it better to rend
them, and to reshot lbeesesbres with plainer and less
orgiastic... ohm% Whin lisle dieters are attempted
with iwredist help and with inadequate means, the,
are oddest a gracton, and instead of redacting credit on
the hest sad hostess, they are very likely to call forth •
scornful mails or • sneering remark from the lees charit-
able of the gaols.

"FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."
See Dort. ch. viL, v. 93.
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RI my mai. which hes achieved mei popularity ea the
Mr Meet, le sow ready tth Sottish words under the Move
title. In lb for Soprano or Tem., la C lw Cheurello r
Baritone. But the elect produced by Welterlint • Nag 0
=eft river,' Is herod deurptioa ; it, ma twk oroi e M
literal thunders of applause; tM audience seemed
electrified. It reminded us of the asetting reeeptios of The
Lover and the rd in Its early days : Indeed It Is a Midler
kind d. 01117, brillaut and slimy, wtfit an eseeptlmelnas.ektur
free for N Imam
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At the Lawater Police-court, William White was
charged sneer the following circumstances. Ile went
home hunk quarrelled with his wife, and with a lamp
widish mos kroWos ths tobts set Mr clothes on Ars.
as ins wowing at the time was
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Tottenham Court-road. London, to whom all applications
Om bdormation reepeetlng (tare to be addressed
TOM= BARBAPILBILLA.—Bee the name of J. PBPPIIR to
on the Mel. lisnmparMa, se =malty taken requite so
bog to produce rniolis, sew weary the patiut. Com-
bination with lodine seceletetes and MUM. In • surpria
Mg manner, sod renders Icellaed Bareapuilla • powerful
alterative. Its most certain swam is es • Blood
Punier end Cooling, Clamming Medicine. All • poem-
anon on the skin, Rai end Block Pimples. Bois
Eruptions. Cilandular Etwellitrie Abater. (particularly
of • wad dons character), &appareling Mounds, sod
Malignant Slow-keeling Bone, are cured by It. If pane-
cared in for • short time In them instances, where
the bes been proarnted by the orefue• of emc-
eed other strong medicines the lodine, with
Bansperille Is certain to eliminate the cause of disease.
In the Boring and Fall of the poor there are Trill few
whose health would not 6e improved by • ettoc6couree of
'ODIUM BARRAPA RI LLA.—Bold In capanled Bottles
of 12 doses Rs. ed. ;14 doses, de. 6d. ; next in. 11., of
all ChentiMs.

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mat on Cough Medicates It pommel • peculiarly
soothing elect upon the irritated enembranes, which nos
themat of poaching, detacting the Phlegm and socrunu•
tattoo, without causing ailesitnikt.Mhokithinees. These
qualities make it of and Aeth-
natio alassions, trbik, for ordirory coughing R b •
sped& curs A dose of the Wares Coosa Mirtolui
will suture the suffierer from them compisints a orrtain
night's rot. As • cough Posrady nothing hes
web thoroagh satisfamlon ; and although not of
chancier, it is very agreeable in flavour,
• gement warmth over the surface of the chest.
Prices li. lid., and IR RI each.
SUItHOLUM LOTION.—An external remedy for Mile
emeas. Should be applied every sight before going to
bed, when Ileum b fotlowed by woful relief.
The morn hnotersts obstinate [naptions, ie
those on the face, WM, and neck, are subduedVaa
phones, nod, 0f.., heathy skin mound Ladles who
suit• from tender, malice& irritable Skinswin derive
great comiort sad lees& by using STYLPIIOI4IIII Lorm,
which Is harmless sad more elliscatal than the Mineral
Poiscas sold is Chin Loam.
It may siso to applied to the shins of Childree, ohm
minim', with •dr.,,Mr• finipholine hes powerful
eoneggvtag action to the skin It remota, the died of
castanet perspiration, sod maintains the eutiole in afro.
healthy soodition. —Bottles, fa 9d. each. Sold by
Amiga. The word " flolphollas" is a mitigated trade
mirk, and matt not be Matelot.

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XTOTIN ON CONSUMPTION and WASTING MEMOIRS
II memPetally treated with “1111TDRATED OIL," with Came
Arnim the Immediste Mares in 'night prods-0d by B. By
0. Oman Bum, MO., Plosielse to the National Pres
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" The farther remits which I have obtained decidedly
strengthen me In the belief that more Is to be expected IT=
the nee of • Hydrated OW Is consumptioo, than from any
remedy yet dimmed." Popular Edition, Pom Pr.. Id el 1.
W. Plisharde and Co., Great flaterdintrmt, London, W.
(1111 DINS (Soiled end Ildretted) CIASTINGB, NAGA, an
BUILDZIW lIIONNONGERT. Estinistes and assign
boa Chid WM.= and CM 00, Cannon Ismet, London.
COMES, COLDS, ASTIINA,

BRONCRMS, sod ItigURALGIA,
TR. J. OOLLIS BROWNICS CHLORADVNIX, a few dams
IJ quite electuel—Catitlon —The extraordinary medical
reports on the egos"o Chlorodyne render It of eltel
por ewe thst the public ehould obtain the genuine, which is
protected by • Government stomp. hearing the words " Gr.
J. Collis Browne. Chionelvre. See did-lots of Vice.
Chancellor Sir W. Pure Wood, the Times, July 111th, 1364
Numeric@ Mettlatonleis trout eminent Physicians accompsay
inch bottle.

Aro W. C Waarssor Esq.. F R.C.B , 6palding.
I crmatier It Innluablo I Pbthlana rad Spaansodle Cough :
t. beneit la very marked.
Dr. 111 Willman, of If.. Ottlowny, Scotland.
I enmider It tbe most graltudde mailable known
Sold In bottle*, lc 101.,1.. 111,1., S 4. 6d by al Cbiontiraii.

KAT" in OOD OLDRRNOLISI
WORSDELLII marsos
FOR ALL IMARAI3I2.
PILLS. Curt I thonAnds.
LAsbll.bed over N you,
leA. WIC and As id pot Box.

Important to ampere of Valuable Golan and ' aule, Dap,
"PHE MAGIC MIXTURE.. An Infallible
I for Ru 11. Cat le, Menu, Doge and Poultry. 773
m
kinds of faineant/Alen, Colic. Retention of Urine, Combo sal
Cola & linneer, Stockport. Inventor In bottle. de Id, lln
21i contalne Oa small upon London Agent•—flotton and Oa,
Beer Cburellyyud, LC.

rr BBOZZAT CUR It to( CONIMPWrIoN .nd
B. ?Ids Remedy De.ir !ohs to do what nquind of U
lirdrese JAN= eaaio. Naraifflum. [morn, NB.

Hl_Toß TO INOUE tBC YOUR INOOIII £lO per Whit hi
a retool roalieer. without risk. &Pod your Isidro' sad
we will inform you how either sex Roy become deb bonietly,
tad immure hippie's . No Capital required. Sent trot
Address NOUN? 0011P.1117, Nudes, iisostioder.

TUE !fair= 00110 TS 07.0eISED WATER (far
oast ) resnove• ell lame
of PURITY. t..i fors the mouth, heightens the
bri limey of the eyes, softens the ski' . tmnlthi
ithe eaten.
—Ot en Chemists, or dreg from the City Depot, SS, Quote
Tistortrotrest, leind a, LC.
Congen, —Every totals of this • Wel, And of Candy's Fluid
should beer the hoottelle Amebae of H. HOLMAN'
OONDT.—Bewere of rittenloos hnitstlons red as
by uossospoloss Chonists forth. ante el extra profit.

•
nIDILWRINCI TRICK., TOTS. °AUK. sad MODEL at
V' CHM at Wbolmale niciet B..elsiorses, via, Ow-
) crics Tricks, 400 Mors loos, 0 stamps. Toys, Cease. es,
o Mostradsos, 4 stamp. Model memo sod attlamr,
Illaftratioca 4 stamps. liamisys, M, Hist Honiara
Ikeda.•

LONDOWN

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CARPICTI—smd POIINTILMS,
SILKS, DRAPIIIIT, 1101711,1140, &a
Parma. UM Pallet" CAIIII4IIIII rasa
ALMANAC% AND Pale' LIST POST ran.
T TIMABLZS and SONS, oontractors to the School Beard
n Loudon.
OS,. lot. 166, Wlntashapal, and t, 4. 6, It, 10, 11, and IS, Ckna-
_ 1,6r6111__ 81/041.

Pored Addron—Wltite-o-bWel, Leaden, R.
IL/ORLZY and Co'e Solid Walnut BRDROOM BUM& Me
.Brl yeas.% Warnuned Co m using Wardrobe. Yodel Table,
Drawers 21 by 16 Ono Wombs arid, Bedelde_podeelal ebony
and to rade peeked frer fur 12 defend TER ces4parr
AND BERT In THE WORLD. Designs reel tree MORLEY
end Co , fd, Wilton Road, Mgleo, London.
BLIMDS •

mob sad rioted by flrofilsery. eat
roc foot. mustmei am fres a. Orme sod Ce.
...Oboes Mod Work, Oantorbey laid, Lade NW.
NAMPA dell•—sppirstor oo•—eay—
VT enjoy tho leery of • Vapour Bath
PORTABLE for the arrt Incredible rapers of el. No
family shoeld be whboat cec. Prove:too
VAPOUR BATH. pee trod
& lAMB. 1152, Orford Illase. N.

VIOI IN R B•P, U. EIIOLAND at to LU
a. W. CHATCR, Importer le, Cal tno-at . N•wanalko-am-Tran
Uifi. DOVOILLS Oslainsted BRASS and Inca
TY • BILDWITADS, PIELUIMMATOU, WASHIIIS
MACIEIIII3.
Illostraled Prise Ulna NW Hill, Ueda.
ITEM

fa 43d., 111.,
Vs. fd. beet la 11d., none blither Of better, Tansiary
.4., la Z 30.000 ot Punitive, Bedsteads and Badd
at very reduced prices All Goods warranted, nediadia
delivered tree to analt.a.illink=op.—WE. WAI22, whob.
tale Export and Lox trarehoueratan, 111 I.
121, Newington Butts, London. New Illtactrated Price Lkt
(Inaba

cgzgrA AND NEW MARE PRLAWNE
THE ALBUM P•IITIBRI (IPArlotere.

IS DIPTISENT 00totruro noaaa. Dawn,
with Mk lades Pam
Royal tto sins bound la awlsc ococeo.
SIXTH EDITION, 120170 ED NUM MOH ISs.
Of Um Masi* Illmakmas sad llooloaDwa
N.& Emit Beak Is with tas Prnbl
estistrs .1(.181fritOo.

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AND T. JONES AND On, Laudon, 011 Narebsate,
" . Petroleum leummere and Dryiellora
o W.ll J." YACHT/MET OIL.
Maw Mar," •• 111017THW *RI MILK CANDLES."
Sold by MI D•virltri, Omen, Ironmongers, and Mora

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Ii" 'NlIs Maws, NM' for Nem, 11.=
Putorttook M. Tli• Wm Whim wm..
rrs, OXFORD Wt. 1111, Vegllta/10 MIMS, sai Whir
Landaus. pab sr.o4a* Wvarstlew,.
W. F Illootrolod Comiegun post trim

OMR MR ALL
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT,
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SORE THROAT, A/RHEA, In

Tor caring atm throat, diphtheria, bronchitis, Wow
tight/or of do Wart, and win in the siths—wo,ch !now
tristwesst slow ccirrants deawastratang Into more serious
haladiss, this Ontwont Ass the rano powers war Waal cow
bunt. pt.thara, writ/wet 1111.1611 r pate es Oehler,.
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se el We Oleteeset, which has brought rood
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Tabbies the Oisteeset wed the slieueed pm..
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