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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

EXECUTION OF THE LIVERPOOL
POISONERS.

Os Monday morning the two women, Catherine
Fieallagall and Margaret Higgins, were executed at
Kirkdale prism, near Liverpool, for the murder of
Thomsen's:gine, the husband of the letter prisoner, by
poison. The omelets have, dune their ooriviction.
admitted their guilt, sod knew that there woe no poseb
billty of • ortmontation of their sentence. They par-
took of the Holy Sacrament admiaistered to them by
the Rey. Father Boots, the Roman Catholic chaplain,
who on Monday morning was In etteni•noe on
them at an early hour, and remained with them until
the closes Five reporters were admitted to witness the
smut,' in, according to an arrangement bet seen the
High Sheriff ant the vieitins judos. ; ~ut they were
not permitted to go to the some of the execution untU
about half a minute before the culprits were brought
out of the pinioning room, where Siena, the exam.
Boner, and hie assistant had pinioned the culprit.'
arms. The women app. ,red resigned t 3 their fates
and attentively repotted the responses to the prayers
for the dying. On the scatild being mounted the
process of piniocing wee oompleted, during which the
women betrayed little or no emotion, and stood under
the drop with their eyes closed. repeating the prayer..
The while caps having been adjusted over their pale
faces. Sinus pulled the lever, and the two women feU
with a drop of over nine feet. There was no move-
ment of their bodies after the drop, and death appeared
to be inataataneoue. Snow fell horsefly during the
execution, and olotiourd to fall while the bodies
remained hanging.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

THE DYNAMITE PLOTS.

lho ovi lance in the heals of the ft dice leaves n
as to the dynsmite having been dap smied at Victoria,
IS/haring-eta., Pad linston. ant be mete Hill sne by
the Irisla•Aas simias orlon arrived at Smshampt in from
New York in the Dooan on the SOM ult. Daring the pest
few days co asiderable informatien has bees furtheoming
respecting the movements of csaspiramrs. most al the
esb drivers want xl buries emus forw•r I. and it is no•
tolerably certain that the two men who took bodraotus at
the Waterier Hotel are ring= ititle frr the attempts to
blow islo Paddington ant Charing Crims !Usti NIL Korr
over. ths connection between the dyosaaltarde to rimistion
and tie other men described oa the rawer I ly I hiss been
established ; em also that of the pietist, .PlO deomited the
dynamite at Vi•orM ant Laditata lieu. O. other point,
however, Is made clear, and Dist is tits fact boat ell the
conspirators have eucemeted in effecting their esesgi from
the e iuntry. Ltidence is Irckint as te the mann r in
which this sea d ine, bid the p 41.. ,0101,11•• they dap tried
the time evening by difftrent routes for America.
The /risk World mkoowlodSvo contributione to the
Eaorpacy Fond amounting to 5141e115.. which bring.
the t dal up to 6.221 lois. This Tr•bues argues that the
prohibition of thee. announcements groald do more beret
than good.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

ACTION lOR BREACH OF PROMISZ
AOAINST A LADY.

A broach of promite caw, which sac ted great intone.
eras tweed by Judge Lawson at Limerick As.lase on
Friday. The court wee rr fw.led, and • large number of
ladiat Were present Toe pc ntiff is • retired array
°Maar, so I 40. reeldina near Cattle Clotoell, end the
defendant. Mrs. Ros-tta Paclpf, • widow. mei ffo. who
hai a large family. The defendant .0 lady of ponon al
attractions aod birth. Plaintiff and defesaant moat in
(whi- Liable nircb.s. The demean were laid at £lOOOO.
After the sp•oial jury hal been called, Kr. Miura,.
44. c.. for defendant, announc ths: the eeee had been
arrange I. Ohara). mate iwain ft pl iln..iff's price's If. bad
boon withdiawn, and defendant would indemnify
plaintiff in the costa of the union. The judge expriu.d
satisfaction at this ocenci. and coiled Me next case. The
wort rapidly cleared.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

NIB BRUTALITY WA MAN.

Tothooting, says the Hal Mall Gazette, cruel se it is
•ven tight, to• most Isvours'ile circuoattanort, may ba-
gMe a pnsitive crime if it is pursued in the fashion
f..espatiy sulooted by • number of brutal sportsme• in a
New .lidery Tulsa,. At Willismatowa, it oem.. • for•
bunt was announced,_an • fox eras duly caught in r •alli.
bass to: the apart. Unfortunately He leg met broken la
the trap. and se the pore aninattl wet unable tn walk it
wax e inflond Inr • fortnight. at the and of which time it
mutt stand on its feet, lest the leg was not healed. On
, the day axed for the great Mint am ird of opeottatois as.
enabled to ••• the fox unbazgeff The fox, however, lonk•
int bawd lering from side to side, d.aed and helpirer. His
b tub was shaven to • stamp, to facalitatt his more-
menet. it Is said, in order to compel the fox to show split
one of the "aportemen pieced a flask of tar.
penile. over the miserable animal, causing it to make •
feeble effort to escape. It ran • lade may with a
enriwas sidelong lop, dragging hip hr ,ken lee In Miser
helplessness But It no • stopped age and roiled it.
sell in Mien, on the sure winter grata Again the
turpentine arse applied, and smarting under the bit ag
pain he tried tn gain • thiehad The bounds were let
looee, the horseman followed, and in • moment the
struggle was over. Toe woueted fox abivered with
fright. A short, chart struggle, • s mai of tearing
Bash and crunching b 'nes, ant the Intriold little chase
lay dead and maagled beneath the eye, of the gallant
aoortemen. A, d this happened at Williamstown, comity
Glouoestar. U.S st., In the Teat 1884, the ptrtaikers
being Vie heeds of the villsga community and the
surrounding cinetry—noraingly Cbristlasa. and artalalp
men.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

BSIDPORT.
"THE ELECTORAL DISABIMTIES OP
WOMEN."

Under the auspices of the Br.dport Literal Association,
the Rey. Z. Francis delivered an expellent address on the
above 'object on Thursday weeping at eke poriestare• 11.11,
when Mr. H0w..11, .1 P., preekled. After • few intro-
ductory remark& by the chairman. the liwturer defended
his so .Jeett very •bly. At the out,. t he referred
to ays when women were regarded as much inferior
to men, but now the place of women was
by the Bide of, and not at the foot, of ma,
Many of the noblest women in the lend had driven bard
to obtalo for women the pr.vilege they sought lie argued
that women who w rc I •odly enfranehised 811 oil be
imperially enfraockimad, of coons the french.n well aikod
for women householders only, wh o wore and tie saute
as men, and should have the Immo privi oge-, md be held
that the Juetice of th-le claim *se app trent. For inslence
there were 22.000 wornen.farmere in England and Weirs
without the franchiw, and the numerous female •detilish.
meat holders west, Lind ir'y treit,t, in fact all wont, n
holder. of prope"ty with tile right, of w. r
withoot the franchi e whilet many lamotte I men, fir Imo
calculated to understand the uquireinenta of the state.,
were alovred to rote. If worn in lend shown a had one of
their rich's t, vote for Bnerde of Goardiane and
Town oouncils there misht he an excuse for debar.
ring them. but they bat not don • so. Women
formed more thin one half of the popula i n. and they
would qtreieo legi Wailes matt r., for, MI a
rule, they were mom moral than us-n, and 1,.. Noised
In p liticel matter., a-id their infl .atice w toll be in the
highest degree lemedcial, if tat:hand in the did,. of
State. Government were sip, sled nowladay. by
Public sentiment awl intellectuelily Or nubile opinion),
and recent emetnic•tions in Ina' riculsti •n,ke. hal snows
that the capactty of women was of the high • it order;
and, at the saws time, these women were equally taxed,
but umqually privinted. Victory, whether near r far
off, Ls certain. and no opposition c oil stand liefora It; it
had been ignored and dine a.,n, but meet finally be
&emoted. It bad been urged Stint the 500.000 women
houtwholders bad no need of the Fr enchim; and it had
aleo been argued that there would be too much s.c t latent
for women in •lecionr, hot WVe there not excit-mentv
in nivel reading and liwhionable life / Mr. Franck con.
elude I by hearty expreeemme of cigar-line, that the
electoral rights of women would be !foully tatebli.hod.
4 disetamlon h in: invited, Mr.. R ycolle, lire. .1.
Davies, Mr. J. E Flower, ned Mr. E. Cook took part,
when the meeting cloied with %otos of thanks to the
teeter', end chairmen.

. .....
Two move Interest ng lectures are asmouitoel to be
given during the present month.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

SHERBORNE

Seaman ABBlT.—Accouliog to • published
report by Mr. Cs/pouter on the state of Shorthorn.
Abbey tower, this erection is in • state of disintagre-
tion which will cal for every extensive repairs,
without lose of time. The whole of the east fsoe it is
proposed to re-)uild from the b sok of the relievic,
web over the choir arch; and, Jo !ging fr m the
appearance of the tower when he last emir it, no less
thorough " restoration " conli be effective. The
Timm. we observe, innocently compliments the
srchitect on his " ingenious conception " of an lunt
girder with springer', by which all thrust from the
arch will be obviated, which is apparently regarded as
• new invention not before heard of. messes. Av..,
have recommended that when the bells are re-hung,
Meer the restoration, the rest tenor ball given by
Woleey should be omitted from the peal. This would
be • great pity, and wool I take from the peal its
almost unique oh•racter among the swingiog peels of
England. We shoal I have hoped that architect and
belblounders between them isould have provided for
Wolsey's bell to swing in sefety.—BuiMer.

MOM.
A &LILL —OD Wednesday afternoon • 'widow-
lookiag man, who admitted that be had jest come
from Adsorbs, arrived at the Sontit-Weeteen station
at Yeovil, carrying • (Haddam bag. The man's
appearance moused the susplatous of the offielals,
who watched him narrowly. He left his beg in the
porter's room. and stoked hi. way into the tlwn,
Meting that he wanted t ) buy • new hat. During
his absence the Gladstone beg wa. examined closely,
but no sound mold he heard which would lead to the
belief that it embalmed any clockwork in motion.
However, when themes returned, wearing his new bat,
the suspicion. aroused appeared to be strengthened,
and Um polios wets communicated with. Four men,
under a sergeant, soon arrived, but the answers given
by the man—who admitted that he came from
America—were a ..at;efact uy that he was pertnitte
to prJmed ti Taunton. Hit Mittel that he was
going on • visit to Some friends at Wivelisoombe, and
his story WS4 belbved to be trim.. It we. sub-
sequently ascot Maned that 1311 reached Taunton in the
afternoon, and proceeded to Wivelboombe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

PORI'LAND.

LENTEN EIZIVICINI.-Th• Ker. T. A.. °flier, vicar
of Bt. John'e, is preaching a spezdal cons., of 'ormolnu
M thia church daring Lent.
A VimAs? 114111.11/1.-00 Tueeday afternoon whilst
li‘verstook and Talbot were taklog four to.rinas
who had exceeded their leave on board the Hercules,
and when about to embark, one of the marines set
upon Baveretook, but, with the help of the other
constable ,be was overpowered and triton to the
station.

---13;;Cics Inerncrion.—On Wednesday last Captain
Atropin, chief constable of Minot, accompanied by
Boperintandent Gale, invented the Portland and Rd-
well
branches of the County Conatabolary. when Owe
were on parade 2 °fibers and 2 men. Atterwarda the
books, station. and appointment, were minutely
examinwi, and Captain &Dual expressed Plaasura at
the in timer la whiob Sergeant D•renieb and his AO
oarrisd out their duties.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

TRIM!! L PODOPWILLIN.

The symptoms of liver deraneement. headache, torpidity.
oostivenms, flatulence, heartburn, sense of over.repletio%
shoulder pains, remornance to food, general discomfort and
depreoton. ore quickly Impelled. It is prepared solely Iy J.
PIMP Lk, London. Insist on bovine It, many Chemists. try
to sell their own. Bottles, Is. Al. ahl 4s. Ga. 1-4.1 by Chemists
everywhere. Sent by Parcels Poet on rcoript of Stamps ee
P. 0.0. to Bedford Laboratory.

PEPPER'S TANNIN
THROAT GARGLE

I. Mannar.' or the Tannin mtraeted from Gall Note mad Oak
Dark, machined with Glyeeriae. hha. a mart bimencial action
oil the ololt delicate membranes which line the throat omitn of
articulation.

Tannin Gargle should be within the reach of all in the lean
degree subject to throat affections, whether intlamtnatnrl.
relaxed ulcerated, harmers, swollen tousils. enlarged titan,
weaketied rola, ke. Mac requiem, to anstantly employ the
•an to sPeuktog. dosing, or reading, be... by ttring the
Gargle, the means of parenting the huskiness, dryness, and
britation so frequently attendant on overt:nine, also of
producing ununally sustaintd powen without injury to ta
_ she thm.t.

Tannin la • great purifier. and No useful as • month wash la
cues of disagreeable breath, ariung from deoayed teeth. di&
ordered stomach, mouth ulcerations or other catllOS eopeelally
when attendant upon • cold.
a cure for ordinary sore throat, with Its nmal minfnl and
rowllm,gdangerous symptoms, the Tannin Gargle Is fez
better than anything of the kind.
In nnttlen Is id. each. hold by Chemists, or Pamela Pool
from Bedford Laboratory.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

RETURN OF TilE EX "FDI rIONARY
FORCE T) TRISKITAT.

ENORMOUS REBEL LOSS.

SUAKIN. Weinesday.—kienersi Graham has arrived
from l'nuitit..t. Au Arah I.om 0.111•0 Digo camp
says the chief le as b.tt-rly hoeld at ever agaiust the
British. hi. now re,autid that the Er gibe entered
Tekar just Jo tune t save the population, aa the
rebels, returning from the ba.tie.tutiJ, very threateu-
ins to slaughter them All Ii ••enge for their defeat.
The liedoulas at Jeddah are rising againvt the
Turkish Government.

CAIRO, Wsdneeday.—Tbe cavalry, before leaving
Tokar, made • raid upon a usighbounng village
when they captured large am.u.tho.
sod 1000 Mends of arms. The former was destroyed.
Theo 1114•OU'll {OOl in the battle of El Teb was larger
than at first supposed. The British troopi have
buried 2,300 of &bolt dead. The bulk of the &Web
wounded are &lag well Lientemint-Colonel Barrow
Is progredoing very favourably. Osman Dins
.till remaius at a diatoms of ten mil« from Sueklin.
The town is quiet. Four hundred and forty oegro
trJope from Suskim bave reached Suez, where they
dispersed without iocideat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

THZ MSLOOMBZ HISTRIONIC CLUB.

The first performanoe of this club took place at the
Working Man's Club, kfitobell Argot, on Tuesday
evening, when the mum WII4 crowded to soma. Two
fames had been selected for pseformanoe, and were
put upon the stage undler the management of Mr.
Dovey in first-nisei style, the acting, taken all coned,
being wonderfully good, considering what a short
Urn. the club bee been to existeece. The dresses
and wigs wore supplied by Mr. W. R. P. Jeffery, and
gave every satisfaction. Mr. B. C. Baker rendered
valuable assistance as pianists. The performance
began with "The Lottery Totket," the caste being as
follows:
Mr. Capin (a lawyer) Mr. 11. It. Abbott.
Wormeroed (his clerk, a regional mischief maker), Mr.
W. J. Doyley.
Charles (a cousin from I. scion, in love with Basin),
Mr. G. Guy.
Mrs. Corset (• Stly-mak.r) Miss Emmeline.
Susan (a maid.o*.alf.work.t? Mr..Cepiss, in love with

Charles), Miss Alicia.
Nest came a snuelcal melaussi, the performen being
loudly applauded :
Selection Mr. S. C. Baker.
Recitation (comic), "Dr. Puff :ruff, or the Quack
Ductor," Mr. 'flumes.

Song . " Ebreo on the Rhine' Miss L ttie.
Song . ....... " The Silver If blue '... Miss F. LII outline.
Song "Th. Frenchman " ..... Mr. Dicker.
The entertaioineut wound up wit•l the humorous
fame, " The Secret," the out* being :
Dupuis (a Gentleman of Fortune), Mr. F. T. Whetham.
Valero (his Friend) Mr. Thome..
Thomas (Servant to Dupal., a truthful character),
Mr. W. J. Ta/bot.
Cecile (Wife to Dupuis) Miss bottle.
Angelica (a young lady betrothed to Valare) Min
Jessie h.
-

........
NV' are given to unieratand that the club will give
another performance ab 'dlr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

TR, RECEPTION OF 1111 BRITISH FORCE AT TOKAR•

A telegram from Toner, Aired Saturday. ears :
" Toe British ft.roe edvenwiti to-d.y at sin, o'clock in toe
morning how Telt. and ',keyed the Toner garrison at
four &clack, wtthott more opp *iron that • few shots
from Arab grouts. The pipuletion are in an ecitemy of
gin Ito le and joy. NJ Ar.be are inertia; they are said
to hare retreated to-lay on tle approach of the Brittra
force, and to have disp.r.ed in nutubers alter the nictiry
of the British troops. The pee* here heard the battle
of yeaterdey, but many of them sgrm to hare been
ignorant of its import for them. 151 mernl Stewart. on
riding forward to recronoltre within 400 yards of the
town. we, not by an labs dtent rennin. oat; then the
whole people, aware of our frioodlinset, buret forth.
damning all shouting. and the soldiers firing their rifles
In the air for joy. It was difficult to maintain
the rank., with such ardour dit men prase into
them, kosiiing the hands of bakers and soldier.
Th re I. ',Writ, of water, but the small number
of wells renders the watering of men, and
horse, most difficult Fergus parties will here to work
all afar to twee a AWL:lent ripply. There appears to
be no forth' r fear of the rrbele, outer in roger I to the
safely of convoy. Betweim here and Teb the cousin' is
thickly set with bash, six to eight feet high, and demands
coast int ant romp nhlmat we At•ny, hut at ii mod
probal.le that the re els feel euthenist', the severe lesson
of yesterday's canfi.ct. A boy ran in here from th• bailie
lout n ght, saying that tie white men had blatra the
Arabs."

A later tel.'s am says tbd miemy were entipletely
dispirit., I by 'boy defeat, end eratuatid the town on the
opt r web of thy pettish tr top.. On the appsarance ot the
elymice goad, the lahab tints rabbet for•ari with
denooatretions of j iy, caring daga, firing gone, dancing.
mid kiscos Is handi of the General The cavalry har-
ing moored the naishbourb tot. Ginsral Groh an mid bls
staff emoted tse to. mai I aoeatnalons fibhink( oleo.
sod woltv'se. and Walker Quill • .und. from the Arab
women. On the return .4 General Gra'imn t the for me,
ishieb was halted outside tho town, be wan raellyel with
cheer. along the bne, eopmitlly by lb. Naval 8-igals,
Lb. Mariam, and Vs Gordta Ifithlsu ler.. Tic heat is
may grit, sit he Ira,. surferel It on watt tif water,
rsktmt4l4 the Navel Brtsale and the Aral' try. who
dragged es. guilt thto.igh heavy WWII for iwo ho to.
The inlmilatatits its, that tb• •II cm of Friday's battle
WWI so gr at that the A's, W toll not stood againit the
iliti.4 ann. agatu. They aoinuori•dge to loong 1,5(X)
killed ria F•id iy. Th-. ',mimes of th• Arab force bees
lid Li (hi in nints)na, letemg th•ir anus lailitad. The
bolie• of all those who were killed in Fri lay's battle
b•to b ete burial witn catlltary honour.. 730 tolls hami
to be t dun out of T bar. Ti., troops eta in great spirits
an) goal Malth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

A CURIOUS CASE.

At County Clem Arius co Tuesday. J. Cunning.
been, siterin tame, was indicted for attempted
suicide. Tim priituner discharged a revolver, the
bullet paring under the right jaw up his throat and
out at the loft eye The accusal'. recov..ry was
marvellous. and what was remarkable was that the
1....er had • oetaract which blinded the right eve for
filen rare, and when he lost the sight ,1 the Lift
eye by his own act be hal the c.teract ,entoved by a
surgical operation, aed uow sees with the right eye.
The jury belug usable to agree, Om accused was
dischargtd.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

PEPPER'S
TARAXACUM
AIII PODOPHYLLIN,

A FLUID EXTRACT OF

DANDELION AND NANDI= ROOTS.

Good for Liver Disorder.
The best Annbillous Remedy.
Without a particle of Mercury.
Safest and surest Stomach and Liver Medirgha
Clears the Head.
Regulates tile Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

WATARI WATER! WATER!

TO at Edilor.

84,-1 am worry again ac goon to treepeas upon
Tour valuable space, but feeling sure that you are
always ready to advocate • good coma, I wMh to
bring, with your •11416tILOCO. to public notice that it if
intended at an early date to bold • meeting ( .1 which
die notice will be given) to ap:giint • coliimittie to
consider the present tritium of the Weymouth and
Melcombe Regis Waterworks Company, and if
necessary to oontest the leg•lity of the rams, accord.
leg to recent decisions in Lou lon, ko. In the mean.
time any communication. n the subject may be
addressed to, yours obediently,
HWY EDOSON,
4, Mug-street, Weymouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

BLANDIOAD.

PLITT SESSIONS, flaturday.—B:fore Mr. J. J.
Farquharson. Mr. J. C. Mailed Pleydell, Colonel
liambro. Major-General Sir Cowles D'Oylv, Bane
Mr E. W. H. Portman, and Niajorlieneral Donna—
Edward Rowland, of Spetisbury, was charged by Mr.
G. E. Turner, echool-attemlance officer I o. the district,
for irtlecting to send he two eons to icho.ii as required
by the Education Aot—The officer depo.ed they bad
been absent 80 times since May. —Fumed 2e. 61. including
cods, as this was the first offenos.—Order m f,r
[dare attetulance.—Frederick Pitmen auct Slam
Harris, two young men of Tarrant Monkton, were
charged by Austin Mint, a lad of lilting in, with
awaulting tido on Sunday evening, Fobrusry 10,h, on
ths road between lionkton and hinaliton, by etrking
him with a stick.—Mr. Atkiniou defended, and
pleaded guilty to the aseault safer as Hurt was c
it-
cernd, but submitted it Brow through great provoc
fa.... —Complainant deposed the defeedante knocked
him down with • stick on the highway betwatu
Rushton and filookton on ths evening in question,
about half-past seven, without a word of pro!. Cation.
—Croes-etatinined : He wilt not walkiil with Harris's
sister, nor had insulted her. He merely wdheci ber
good-night. Ho mood not positively sweat Pitm.n
struck him, but both defendants pitched on him—
Robert Hunt, lather oi complainant, deposid the two
defendants came to his boast the folloalug evening
and asked him to forgive them, He asked them the
rowan for beating the boy, and they said it .24
tamper.—Claplainant'srnetheralsogavecorrob wetly*
, Atkinson contended it wee through
Hunt insulting Harris's sister that the assault
arose, and argued OM wee sufficient provoca-
tion to warrant the castigation indicted. The
Bench, however, thought the young woman ought to
have been • witness It any insult bad been offered to
her; and, considering the charge proved, fined each
of the defendants el and 6s. 6 I. c ism, or one month's
imprisonment —Toe fine was paid --Joseph Brown,
labourer, of Milborne, was charged by P.S. dpracklmg
with having In his possession, on the 7th of Tobruary,
a dog above six months old without • license.—He
pleaded guilty, but said he got rid of the dog the day
sitar the policeman spoke to him on the subject.—
Fined 10s, including otite.--Madgerful Barney, •
travelling gipey, was charged with having fir horses
etrayinr on the highway Is the parish of Pinipirne,
on the 16t February.—Deletriant pleaded guilty t
having two horses straying, the other two seen by the
" good gentleman" not belonging to him.—P.C.
Attwell proved the cue, and said the dMeadant di I
not deny ownership of the hones when linked by him
at the time. The horse' ware • quartermlle from
the vans on the old Shaftesbury-road, and so one
with them—Fined El, including costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

APPLICATION.

M. Thomas s•lred that • boy might be engaged to
remain lu hI. dries to reasive hi, up‘saagee
auswer etagairies whoa he was absent. Great incon-
venience had been occaaimaiai to pomp. calling sod
reosiviag no &newer. It was weal to hire a boy at •
Wary of not standing s..—The Surveyor furthar
asked the Council to give him a tesilasoulal with the
Corp.iret• meal as to the works aarrie I out undo, bina
endue his five year.' eerviaii.—Mr. Thomas was baked
II be had any Idea of movie.—Not at preoent,
repliad Mr. Titans& —The matter was referred to the
Gummi Purposes Committee.

SGIJACt DILAISAGI.

Kr. POPII snicked It the surfer* drainase worked
satisfactorily, aod the Surveyor replied them had not
been a single complaint from an
_y part of Dorchester
doom lt bad beec oompletaa.—Tbe MAYO, rem mice
be Wa• told it amwered capitally. There were no
oomplalata.

1111 DIADIAOII QUINTION.

The Hreurr•Tuwir Cusaa said since tbe last meet-
ing he had heard from Mr. HOW&E.i lIISO bad soot-
intutioated with his clients in the north. He warn glad
Is my they bad withdrawn their embargo agalest
their tilting the roadway. They were now prepared
to convey to the C rincil the rm Ivey Iteell with Um
three worm, for the sum of £l,OOO purchase mosey,
with MOD In sldition I, °over the prelim.
Mary expsoase. It wee, however, to be so conveyed
on the underemodieg the Gonecil did sot enclose the
roadway, and allowed their right of way oyes It, as well
as keeping it is repair. Mr. Howard bad mut him a
draft of the contract foe the sale of the Mod, and ael
title be would obtain oonneel's opinion, so that it could
be sealed at the next meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

ULO UCASTENSTA SET SUNDAY SCHOOL.

On Wednesday the annual wi. ter tea awl entertsin-
meat was given to the scholars at:soiling this Sun Lay
school. Over 200 schulan partook of a capital tea,
befog waited on by the tesobers, supported by their
esteemed superinteadent, Mr, R. Damon. After Ma
the room was well-filled by permits and (Benda to
Bohm to the musicsl mrvioe of song, entitled "...Reap's
Fables," a compilation of popular sire, with oh -ruses,
solos, recitstions, and readings from ".£ iop'•
Collection." Mr. Lowe, jun., gave the readings, Mr.
Rogers (organist) accompanied, and Mr. C. Crocker
conducted. The service wee nioely rendered, the
children, to the number of 33, singing well together
and sweetly, one piece the "Burlesque Bawl," sallies
forth three moors'. Daring the eveniug prime were
distributed to the• bolus for regular and early stand.
anoe throughout the past year. The eveuing closed
with hearty cheers to Mears. !toga.' and Croaaw,
donors of prizes, leclies,,A9:.

_
The pastor, the Rev. J. Wood, presided.
The following were the recipients of prises :—Frank
Trans., Merry Travois, Kste Stone, Alias Staple,
Kate Staple, Roma Gundry, George Guy, John
Gals, Willie Bard, Alfred B ierd, Ada 'renew
Freddy tlpolghi, Percy Stone, Minnie Traver, Maud
Pickard, Annie Staple, Ada Pickard. May Staple,
Rosa Guy, Albert Goy, Joe Tanking, Henry fipaight,
Tocallasoo, Willis Goy, Maggie Herding, Arthur
Gix, Jessie Cox Jolla oaz Beattie lons, Alice
Toeslinsoe, N.m. Cox, and Florio Stanley.
The prizes wen kindly given by Mrs. Wood, Mrs,
Luning, Mir °Dapple, Mies Haddon, and Minn.
Damon, Rogers, Clerk*, Stop*, Gale, Irma, Bair.
rgoge, Staples, Travois, B mud, Pickard. Inning,
eSett, Cawdry, and Botcher.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

uOaDON'S liaargay.

Here le an lotmesting and thoroughly charsetaulstio
story of (I ~don. It was told to • friend of our. Mat week
by no old Artillery penaioncr. The brat day un which fire
was opeued at B.bastopol from the {Wentl-.11 VIII
hattorY. lb. saudobega 1000104 one of the embra.oree
nog," dr, from lb. dash of • too clomly mounted gun.
A car porel and • sappa of the Easiseers were told oil to
reporr the damage. Toe corporal ordered the eapper to
mount the embrmureould oropomd to bend up MO I rash
bids to him. They were under heavy are at the time, and
the sap.mr, with soma wont of diecipline certainly,
demoi red to Ibir errant...ht. sod al:wearied that the ce.r-
pore,' •hould got up, and that be (Pie eapper) would go on
with the bending-up busio.u. Thy,. was • bit of •
Inhume over it. Gordon who was gamins, toquirrd into
the matter, and quietly toiling to• corporal, "Heeir
ordor • man to to what you are afraid to do yourself. sot
up on lb. pd• of bags hiwsall. sod "Coo. up here,
both of you." and then ordered the umn who were emrking
the gun to band Phi begs up. Toe storm of bullets • wept
over tiorden and the two men, but hi, charmed
aeened tr prvt.at to. to.. H. floolhad Isla work, nod
hame down as coolly se ha had mount id, but the lemon
was norm foramen ; and there'. • tine ring about the
word., " Neese order . moo to do • thing you aro Afraid
to do yoursell."—Topked
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

PIITTON.

Ancrrient public meeting in connection with the
Band of Hope of this village was heir! os Wednesday
evening, a good number being present. The weather
being favourable several friends came over from W_ey-
mouth, among them being Mr. Cummings, Mr.
Mahey, and Mr Farwell, who gave some capital
short speeches. The meeting was presided over by
Mr. R. F. Joint'', their late superi..te-dent, who
we' welcomed w rernly. The programme we. am
follows :—Opening hymn, • Rai.. the Song of
Triumph ;" recitation, "Execution of Montrose." Mr.
Nicholls; Deng, "Softly the Drunkerd•• Wife," Mr.
Joni& ; eddreas by Mr. Mebey : duet, ' Lerboard
Watch," Mr. Rogers and Mr. Itishey ; recitation,
"John and Joan," Jeanie Mejer ; address by Mr.
Oommings ; song. "Acid Lane Byes." Mr. Joni& ;
duet, "Silver Moonlight," Mrs.. Farwell and Mies
Want ,• recitation, " Feithleas Nellie Gray," Mr.
Nicholls' melody," Merrily all our Voices raise," the
Bend of Hoc.; song, "Belle Mahone's Reply," Mr..
Farwell; !address by Ur. Farwell; song, " Beautiful
Dreamer," Mr. F,rwell. In clog's( the meeting. Mr.
Joni& spoke on the evils of drink In Birmingham,
and of the good done by the Blue Ribbon Movement,
and hoped some would be mad* convert' front the
earnest addresees given there that night. The meet-
ing closed by singing the Doxology.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

THI TOLL OOLLBCTOIL

A letter was read from Mr. Hatchings, Toll
Collector, whom teem of office is newly expired :
Seeing my appointment as collector of the tolls fee
the b 'rough of Dorchester will shortly terminate, end
taking into consideration the laarsaaed income derived
by the present arrangement, I hope you will give me
more money to addition to the weekly wages I have
been receiv,og. Whoa you gave me the collectorship,
some ten months ago, I was given to understood my
w•ges would be 27. per week; in • short time it was
reduced to El, and that sum has not been sufficient to
enable met keep my head &boy., water. The trtal
sum c Mooted less been £492 12. 10d.

-
Th• MAYOR renterlird Hutcblop wee understood to
cleats th. Market and Fair Ground for 275. ; the sum
wa. raised to 30e., and even then it was not dose
efficiently. He was quite agreeable to give up
port n o his honey so that he might have only the
odlectorehip. (Nothing wee done in the matter.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

000HLIC'S PILLS

will sever fade from my memory ; and a friend ol mine
who gamed through Me mom disk la many month. alter
irarda, informed me that my fame se • ' medicine man
had not died out, but that the marrelloua cure was eras
he. • theme of imovenatios la the bazaar.-

COOKLIVB ANTIBILIOUS PILLS

Ali TRII
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

WAILIBRAX.
COUNTY PETTY BEBBIONB.
TOIXDAY.—Before Colonel Rangel (in the chair),
0. C. Ferrer, Xq. C.ptais liiiwkeeworth, end 0.
Burt, Esq.

43 %WI TRINPASS.

Fri‘ht moo, named Thomas Allem, W. Orchard, H.
Frampton, H. ilhy. G. Selby, A. Selby, James
Fo kr, and E hounds were summoned for poaching
on laud, in the 10. S of February. the property of Om
Earl id Eldon. —Mr. H. h. Howard (of Wetmouth)
applared for the prosec aloe, and stet ,4 ad there was
nothing previnte to the present charge agaiort the
prisoners, an I they all bore good character., he had
been instructed to withdraw the au:lmmune, the dela..
dents having promised not to do such • thier 114111i0.
The Cnairman said he hoped it would he a warning to
them, and they were diandemd.—(ln justice to the
man Orchard, it should be atateil there were witeemee
to prove he ma. aid near the place, and it was stated
to hen case of mistaken identity.)
Andrew Squibb, and Job Corben were charged with
alike offence on the same land' on February 22nd.—
Both prisoners oleaded goilty. Two other men, named
Nieeham and John Brown, were with defendants, the
former of whom had ran away, and the latter did ~at
appe.r.—lir. Howard (promcutin..), said this wee a
had came. The men were walking along the shore
with the abject of picking up bite of coal and potting
It into a beg which one of the defendants carried.
After looking about to see they were not watched,
they went into a field and hunted about with
sticks. rive rabbits were afterward, found in tbs
bag.—George Holland, noderkeep o. to Lord Bldoo,
said on February 22n I. about half.p.t 12 o'clock in
the afternoon, he saw four men so into • field. Hs
watched them some tine, and saw them bootleg with
sticks, lie made toward, them and they ram away,
but he taught them up, and in the beg found five
rabbits, four of them wisrm.—Corbe t was fined
Li h. 4d. and Squibb CL, inclu hag costa.

'RUCH Or MI ILDOOATIOX ACT.

------ --
Robert Urooker ad W. Fawn'. of Mordoo, win
abargod mast tbe above Let lot sot wad* Wit

Ammo to ochnol.—The cue was adjourned for
production of tn., bro•laws.

DifeTAMPID WIIOIIITR.
Rdwla Great wee fined 1,1.4 7, vtete for heti
noetaroped ereitibte is hi. posesedou, ~f
were ehto (min defieleet le weight.—Tbe Ch
edideed Wm to throw the bed one. ft,t, the se..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

THS errsuprED IVIPS MURDER.

A special session was hell at the Police-c turt oD
Saturday, before Nlaj tvlieueral Powlett.L 1.0. when
the tuao, comn.by Kilg, was brought tad um remsod
uhrar,red with aassu.tiog his wife with intent to murder
her—lt hi l brae expected the injured +rowan wool
have been able te appear to give evidence, bet the
caws been ter assumed a somegrbm more eeri.tus aspect.
—l)r. S. G. Parkitotou rt 41.1 that two of the w‘tonds
bad broken out afresh. lie did not feat any serious
result., but she was utteble to a, pear. In reply to
the matistrate, be said be eh mld think ehe would be
able t • be present in a week's time.—A remand for
angther eight day, was ace trdingly granted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

LOSS OF 4 STEAMER AND ALL HAND&

A Plymouth aorrespoodsnt telegraphs thst the
constmotion of H ht.& Impeding* will be goriottelY
delayed by a insrine disaner. Her °ogling and
boilers, valued at £4O 000, were on their way from
Menem fillaudsl.y, in the steamer Elephant, belong-
ing t Menne. Scott, of London. The wean' was of
the Downs on Psbmary 20th, and he not been heard
of place. N. doubt i..lll4rtained 01.4 etc tou..t hays
I tuplorod with it probably oft..r • 0.,116i0u.
Tao noturs of bet car.o would render her particularly
liable to go Soon il any sod lent occurred.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

Lai rtrazicsousse oommoN LODGING sown?

The Dertrre•Tows Cu= meld be had ceasidsred
the matter thoroughly, but si there was so much
doubt upon the matter he oould not advise the Council
ono why or the other.
Mr. Port said he bad made 'equities with regard to
the report which Superintending Coward brought
before the Council, static% that eontetbing like 1.000
lodgers had slept at ths various haws, and he found lo
one case the same permit was entered 42 ti mg. He
had slept at the SUM house six weeks following.
Many other droller instances WWII to be given of men
baring slept a week and 10 days at the same house,
and wbo had been returned as casual lodger/.
It wig decide-I to at the matter drop.
•PPOIJITNEFIE OF OFFICER&
On the proposition of Mr. W. DORDIE (14r Mr.
Look), ereonded by Mr. Host the Mediae! °Meer of
Health (Mr. E. J. Day) wee re-appointed for three
year", and the Inspect n. of Nuissucei Lrr one year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

TEE EARL
_OP_ SRAPTESBURY ON TES

Ho USING OP THi—iiktß:

The L ord Mayor of London on Wednesday night
entertaiced the Earl of Shaftesbury, honorary freeman
designate of the city, to a banquet. The Archbishop
of o.terbury and many member* of Parliament were
among the guest.. Remising to a toa.t, bit lor tahip
referred t o the work which be I been pr %resting for
years f.r the benefit of the poorer clam's. No doubt
the dwellings of the p nor in soros quarters were die-
gracefully bad, but he could eat that, bad as they
were, they hal been very much worse. and with per-
severaoce no the part of the., intiereeting themselves
in tbe matter .tall greeter results would be achieve].
In the past the great fault wee that the Isere which
might be effLoctave if duly &polio I ha I not been en-
forced. A Royal Commission had now been appointed
on the soil -c., but he wee sure they cord i only repro-
duce more vividly the fact* previ mile reported. His
lordship ale o spoke ad the School Board work, which
in large towns would never, he believed, excel the
ragged school system.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

THE ADVERTIBINO MAUDE.

MOlDAT.—Belors the Mayor (R. N. Howard,
Earl ), Alderman ltobarteoo, and J. H. Hobens,
it'ahar. les Lamborne was cherged on remand with
obtaming 17s. &i. from Ilmary Little, sa. from %V. C.
T. Housman, and ss. from Alfred tlealy, by false
Pr!teee••• _ • -

Mr. Howwi Bowen appeared foe the prosecution.
and Mr. S. Percy street defended.
Mr. Howard B,wec said they left of loot time with
the 'tritium of Mr. Pittia He should sodeavour 10
go on as far as they could with the evilence, bet in
consequence of important Information they had jo.t
received, It would be impossible to complete the case
for the prosecution that day.
Mr. d. Percy Street intimated that he did
Dot propose to ciroa•eramice any of the witnesses.
William Charles Tidby Hommeli stated he was an
Insurance agent residing is this town. He remora,
bared easing prisoner in July hod year. The prisoner
called on him on the eth of July, and said ha WWI the
publisher of a directory at Plymmth, and was about
to being out • directory for the oounty of Dorset. He
said there was one published • few years back when
witness's name was in it, and he asked him if be would
have a sisoller thing In the ono he was publishing.
Witness agreed ti have Ills, and paid prhorser Si.
'Plat was to include • copy of the book. He asked
him when it would be ready, and prisoner said in
about two months. Witness paid him the 55., and
prisoner gays him the receipt produced. He had not
had the directory. He waited uatil Jae nary, when be
wrote prisoner • postcard asking for a copy of the
directory, or for his money to be returned. He
directed It to 1, Almaetrisere Pllmoutb• Ha bad an
answer from Poole, in whke Primer said he was not
eatitied to a copy, and he should eat Mara the money
"on principle." The letter preened wee the e
aid*, the beet of hi. belief wail, the herdwritlag n
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

SULPHOLINE

LOTION

THE CURE FOR SKIN DISEASES!
IN A FEW DAYS
THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAY I

TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN VIE
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A MARVELLOUS APPLICATION.

MEAUTIFUU.Y FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY HARMLESS
CURES OLD-STANDING NUN DISEASE&
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.
There is scarcely any eruption but will yield to
Sulpholine" in a few days, and commence to fads
away. even if seemingly rot cure. Ordinary pimples,
redness, blotches, bcurf, roughness, vanish as if by
magic; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, eczema.
psoriasi!, ro,a, prurigo, letter, pityriasis, however
dui ply rooted, " Milpholine" succesfully attacks. It
di,:troys the animalcule which mostly 0.61.0 these
unbightly, irritable. painful affections, and producv• •
eli or, bmooth, supple, healthy skin. " Bulplioline"
Lotion is sold by Chemists everywhere.
Bottles, Ss. 94.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

IMPINO 00011 WITHOUT LICISCHS.

Thomas House, of Toiler Porcorum, who dl I not appear,
woe summoned for keeping two dogs without a license on
the 7th Forbruary.—P.(. U ogee said oa the 7th February
he sa• two doge on defendant*. premiss. at roller. On
the WM be asked him for Ma Hoene. The doge were
Users at to. time, and defendant add through preen of
tonslame he had forgotten at, end when he west to Dor-
Metter he should apply for exemption.. Ho believed he
hod Caro takes them out.—Defendant sold one of the
dote belonged to hi. son He had taken out the exemp-
tion. the day the mooted. had spoken to him. He should
have taken them out before, bat he tame In oboe to get
them, sad found oobody at the ofilso.—He wog remind.d
he had hal all January to get them.— litaad 6., sad costs
for OD. dog.
George Chamberlain, of Ilartlastown, pleeded guilty to
keeping two doge without licenses— Fined 51 each dot
sad costs.

Jam. Walbridge, of Wyaford Knee, was summoned
toe • 111111141. offend —Defendant being too unwell to
&Wad, the came was &floured.
Jobe Yates. dairymen, w. dont:mond for keeping •
doe without • Borneo on the 93th of February. at Toiler.
—P.C. House proved the ca.. Whrn he risked him for
tb• hod. he said he had quit, forgottent it. He took It
out the same day. —Defendant told the Brash it war done
with no inhenelos to defraud the Revenue.—Futed ss. and
costa

'IIOT NUTS TO mum.'

Fretted.* Zan wag turnesomed for being drunk st
RampWant—P.O. Paull and on the 3rd of March be
found the defendant on the highway drunk. and °derby'
to fight —Defendant admitted he nee drunk. but " Not
much to hart."—ltned 10t.Inclading cone.

DRUNK LND DISORDIALT.

George Knott pleaded guilty to beide drsak and dis-
orderly at Cnerodaster on the 25th at Febroary.—P.O.
Hoare proved tie seme.—Fated 5, and costa

WZYKOITTR.

T. STAII•BOWCITT SOCIITT.-- Another inetance of
tbe beneficial rowdy.. iif joining the Weymmth branch
id the Star-13 isrkett Buildinr Society wee shown on
Wednesday when • toe ber named Samuel Gurnett
balloted to receive a loan of fir twelve years free
of Interest This member he I only joined the •,eiaty
a month. Tbe Kiciety has nit beets established quite
• year in the tow., yet during that time it nu
advanced £7OO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

VALUE OF THE EUCALYPTUS.

It appears tlhat whiter*, there is surplus moistars a
large tarialyytus will prove of great $ WYtek and • (Soup
of them will dispose of • watt amount of moms sowersge.
But where there iv ',Mee which it I. not desirable to
eiltauit, sa in a good wofi. it will br wise to pot the
6uClilyptUl Tory for away. 'rt.. •014. of Boy Island Fbrl:o,
Slam- da ,unty, recently form It curious rot fursnateu•
of eucalyptus in the bettors of his well, abut 16(t. bilow
the mirlass. The trawl to which the rio bleat st .nd
501 t. from the well Two shoots pierced thriugh the brick
wall altos well, and sending a malio. of Micas, lo
ins • dense mat 'bet comPleteir coror..d lb• bot.. 2 of lb°
well. Yost of the., three .as no larger than thrsads, and
We 60 woven and intei twined as to forma mat as Impene-
trable and strong no tithes ritguierly woven in • loom.
Tim mat when trot taken out of the well woo Water•
soaked and covered with mud, and nearly all. man could
lift, but when dry it was nearly as soft to touch as wool,
and weighed only • low °mama Thii is an egcollent
illustration of ti. way in which the 606111,14‘1111 absorbs
moisture, It. 6000 going 60 1.. to ilnd water, noshing
thern.ives through o tr ck wall, nod then developing
enormously after the waist is rivarned. It I. thought tbat
one of the tame of the drying up of wells is the inestiabls
thirst of thins vegetahls mvosti re.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

IMQ ;lug.

WIMBORNE TEMPERANCE MEETINUS.
TutAiditor.

Sir,—On looking through the columns Of your
Telegram, datAll February 29th, my attention sae
arrested by the above fleabag t a ooiiple of letter..
Lianas read them, ine curnsdiy induce I me to obtain
cc spy of the previous week'. issue. Ils•ang duo.)
seen pretty well the gist of the Wb.l,e itter, I 11•4
a little csn•eruta 0 concerainr the uswt r with
friend or two. So far, we each ouneidered the MLA k
cc 'het imperance worker, in the WWII 11111,fep Olen) tidy,
decidedly tiejostifi .b., wholly uncial* I for, and
savouring much of Um opuit of a traitor. 00,
thing of which we were coral lout wee that 11 Nl.'
Is well known in the town to be a "fluent epealxrri"
and at one time mai thought to be • consistent arid
earnest advocate of the cause iif temperanne. But
now the scale. lad ta1,01141. " M." will h•re •
warm reoevtlon the next time be polls in an apv ar•
arse it. meeting of either committees, to which he
evidently belongs.
If " DAL" Is so anxiously concerned for the est.
for. of temperance, possibly be will strive Xi exec.ne
that share of the work SlMlgned to him dating this
week's mission in such • manlier as shall red,ni his
lust confidence. Ode of the most certain thing. is
the maj4rity of those who highly esteemed the geetle.
1141.1,11 t, in., hitherto have loot mach (in Route
COMM ail) c.,ufi deuce in him for the present. Wn eica
hope MM." will speedily recover the coafiilence be
has forfeited, mid henueforth tie • true friend and
helper in every good word and work oonnected with
temperance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

ATTEMPTED DYNAMITE OUTRAGE IN FRANCE.

An Infernal machine ititended 1./. the Cunt de
Paris wee on Sunday discovered at Lyon.. That this
.hould happen just es • oee Anti.lioyaliet camp .igo
neny be sappmed to have been opened by the recent
circular of M. Schaerb, the Chief of P01i0.% to the
Prefect., ie curious enough, and the circumstaoces of
the ome are the... Oa Friday evening • smell b ix,
25 oentimbtres long, 11 centirobtres wide, and See
centirobtree high, was brought by a commissionaire to
• receiving office of the Pork, -Lyons, and 'Soda...-
rumen Railway, for despatch to Paris. It bore the
eddies. " Hon.ignene le Comte de Paris, at hie
residence, 57, It.. de Venoms, Paris," the name of
the minder woe given as "If, Becker, Roe des
Feuillants, Lyons," and the contents were dmoribrd
as "a close of silk, hardware, and samples." Some-
thing in the wiiting of the addrme having aroused
the suspicion of the clerk, the box was °pelmet It was
not nailed down, but clised with& sliding lid. Within
It was found a metallic cartridge, serroanded with
various projectile., and connected by gun-colt en with
• clock apparatus Fr..m • medico opening of the
box it is asserted that • •iolentespkelon mast have
molted. 'The oomenieetonalre having been found,
save • demsriptlon of the person who had engaged him
to take the box to the °aloe. He describes his em-
ployer as of gentlemanly mariner, well-dressed, and
wearing an eyrglam. The inquiry is proomiling, and
the machine is being carefully examined at the
Arsenal. The sender, of courts, cannot be tread,
and the address given is unkuowa In Lyons.
According to a despatch received by the Soleil, a
dynamite cartridge also exptcied on Sunday at the
barracks connected with the Coat tat Hume, worldly
wounding a non-commimioned olSoer and indicting
injuries lege severe upon another officer. On several
ocomiins of late explosive machines have been dis-
covered in different parts of Lyons.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11

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supporting influence on the body and nerves, repairs
the ravages caused by overtaxing the brain power,
sod so gives really great mental strength. it costa
about lid, each dose. Refuse imitations.

nREiT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
117 QUININE AND IRON TONIC strengthens
the stomach, stopping sinking sensations, removes
indigestion, heartburn, palpitation, itc. Most valuable
medicine for delicate females. By the cordial hitter
flavour Pepper's Tonic always increases the sprite,
and, by its use, all necessity for beer, wine, or spirit is
avoided. Insist on having only Pepper's Tonic, and
not a mixture of the chemist's own compounding.
Bottles, ts. bd. each, sent carriage free by l'arcels Post,
ou sending the amount in stamps or P. Order to John
Pepper é Co., Bedford Laboratory, London. W.C.