The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-04-01 00:00:00

A BRITISH TARIM'S. THouairrs AND ANTES

THOUGHT&

rut an old British Termer. and "Hereford broci."
Month I 're slier a whits ism nor rot horns on my
head.
I If,, quiet and minc on seizable farm ;
And to never a neighbour I wish any harm.

Time we when. from enurlee till close of ths day.
My spirit' were good, ail posed the old way.
Mat powders things we unlike what they were.
If they roan from *or payee, how our fathers would
stare
I once loved the life d a Farmer, but now
I'd ea Ile( b.. tabloid. or hone at the plough;
Ye;.. well be a twain, kohl-rabl. or media
As go am a leading tie We that I lead.

I number tie ime when tight breeches nod boote
Wee good enough Irma for s grower of root.;
My fathers afore ne, and Ms siowe
Would hews monied to hive put pantaloous one
Rut my Mime WS she. on one &sudsy laity..,,
" You can't go Church in those garments, my dear.
No, John. I most, to your roam you'll r back,
And put oa is mit of repeatable black.
So now every Sunday I walk by her side,
As black as a Bishop, to humour her wide.
My feelings, Il course, I endeavour to smother;
Tor when Steam revs ono thing, who dare to my Teller
My dauthters, Miss tinily, Susie, and Fanny,
Mee all been to school, and bays learnt the Pi&IIDI
And what with their musk, Mu dream. or learning,
Won't tact up their items to do washing and churning.
My boys, Tom sad Pick, ride in patent top-hoots.
And no becy will touch but cigars and cheroots ;
At glee of good hear they tarn tip tkeir noe,
For Trench slaS Si sour.. 'twee brewed out of sloes
In keg Ulster coats. like in. mat in the ark,
They run up to town on the "'spree." end the "lark :"
Tbe amity they speed on their pleasure, Tin sure
Nad batter be spent.. the farm in manure:

Them the taxes-and rate@ I Win, or lose. sb the same,
There'. the Income-Tax reper—l call It a ohms*:
Nay. its worm than • ehamr. darned If 'diet • sin.
To take Invatne-Tax out, when there** nought coming
Two palmate • quarter's the prios of good wheat ;
The market Ii lull of American mast;
Sere my landlord, "If barley and wheat doesn't Lay.
Turn ploughland to grealand. sad cultivate hay.

But I-think of the d-ari whiek won't oome back again,
When a farmer could fete good price for 'mod grain;
When taxes and rater were whet folk could afford.
And we didn't build echoola just to please the Bollocil•
Board.
I know what 111 do. I'll lost pack up my kit.
Sell my stock to my landlord, it.. notice to quit,
And Ulm children and .U.—(though perhaps they won't

eacte)—
Acme the Atlantic to sock a nen Mena.

Yse, I'm off, bag sad baggage I rm tired o' taxstlon.
Free-trade, strikes, sad anima% and ea-operation.
So 111 Awl for Ne. York by the affy next mall,
Lad good-bye to Old &Wand, roast bed, and good I

; • ;
Wallablti Like a farmer. my growl I have had.
Abut all 1... going, or gone, to the bat
Bat now my growl 'lover, to own I am free.
Though thinp may be bad, that still worse they might be
We'es Lad three bard yearn; but how do I know
But seat year OW be goad, and pay all the three owe I
I don't Ilks high rates and School-Bo ird *duration ;
But I daresay lea all for the g*xl o' the Nation.
lip Landlord 'Ca }up. and Elly Itisons Am was.
liroho basal good tarts In Um matt*: 0' boot*
&tea. Di doubt, are toe Oa* for their Dad,
But young 'am are young 'ma, and ours ain't so bed.
Oki lantand has faults; but, from all that I bear,
Thera are Blimp In inierica wooderful queer
Bo Vll Wag "Rut. &kaolin r sad drink "Brood as
Moroi I'
And suck to the Pam, al trews stook to till now.

EXTRACTED FROM " SUITOR'S AMATEURS'
GUIDE IN HORTICULTURE,- 18711.
APILIL
Vegetation Is now full of activity, the temperature
inmates rapidly, frosts are ler frequent, and showers and
sunshine alienate In their mutual endeavours to clothe
the earth with verdure and Bowers. The gardener is
bound to be vigilant now to assist nature in her endeavours
to benefit him; he must promote the growth of his crops
by all the means in his power ; by plying the hoe to keep
down weeds, and open the soil to sunshine and shower,:
by thinning and regulating his pantations that air and
light may have free access to the plants left to :stain
maturity ; by continuing to shelter as may be needed ; and
by administering water during dry weather, that vegeta-
tion may benefit to the utmost by the happy accession of
Increasing sunlight.

ASPARAGUS beds should be again dressed and made
quite clean. If new beds are required, there must be no
time lost either to sow seeds or get in plants. The best
" beds are undoubtedly those obtained by Downie
seed where the plants are to remain but then those who
low must wait years ere cutting their first dish. On the
other hand, bob formed by planting strati Plante may be
cut from the next season, and the difference in the
strength of the plants, alter all, is not so (realm to render
the distinction one of very great importance Our edvice
to those who require only one small plantation is to form
It by planting strong roots ; but those who inlaid to grow
asparagus largely, raisyt and
sow down a bed every
year, until they have enough, d then leave well skim
Foes bed well made will twenty years, at the very
least, if taken proper care of. There is one matter of
great importance to those who pleat roots ; it Is that they
should be fleshly dug, for if kept out of the ground any
mit length o( time, they suffer oasaderebly Lu oossetille

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BUT —Towards the end of the month sow e little on
deep well-dug ground, without manure Large boats are
not desired for the kitchen, but smallish, deeply coloured,
handsome roots (mob as Sutton's Dark Red) me =re to be
valued, and Mess can only be grown In soil that ham been
teiliTura.
17d, anuid is quite free of recent manuring. w

BROCCOLI.—IIake another sowing of several sorts,
gunuietrence aa yet to the early ones. In particularly
, and perhaps pretty generally in the north,
the late broccoli' should be sown now, but in the mid-
lands and the south there is time to wire for lowing therm
as yet. Be particular to have • good seed-bed, that the
pleats may grow well from the first; for if starved in the
seed-bed, they become the victims of club and many
another ruinous melody.
CABBAGE—Sow the larger kinds for autumn use,
and one or two rows of the smaller triads for pleating in
odd places as early crops are cleared off. Pigs and
poultry will always dispose of surplus cabbage ad-
vantageously, so there can be no senous °biennia to
keeping up a constant sucoresion. Plant out from seed-
beds es &etas the plants become strong entea.tr.
stalling and starving tend to club, mildew, and
In respect of club in general, it may be prow to observe
hare, that in land deeply dug, abundantly manured, and
with a constant change of crops from plot to plot, club is
scarcely known, and therefore it may be regarded ea •
defect of some sort in the movements of the cultivator.
CARDOONS to he sown on land heavily manured in
rows four feet apart, the seeds in clumps of three each,
eighteen inches apart. They are sometimes sown in
trenches, but we do not approve of that system, for they
do not require moisture to the extent of celery, and the
blanching can be as effectually accomplished by banking
earth up upon Use stems as by filling In trenel.n. Our
advice is, therefore, plant on the level, except the ground
be particularly dry and hot, and then trenches will be of
=service to promote • free growth, for cardoons
be large and fat to have their proper flavour.

CARROTE4.--80w the main crops
CATILIFLOWER to be planted out at every oppor-
tunity. warm showery weather being most favoarabla If
cold weather should follow, • large proportion of the
plants will be destroyed unless protected, and there is no
cheaper protection than emoty dower-pots, which may be
left anal! day aa well as all night in extreme came when
• killing sad wind is blowing. Abundant manuring is
the moh important of hi the agencies In the production
al good muMwers.

CELERY. —Sow in a wino corner of the open ground
on a bed consisting in great part of rotten manure. It
will happen in a good mown that this outdoor mowing
will prove the best altar all, as it will have no check from
Ant to last, and will be in just the right state for planting
out when the ground is ready for it after peas and other
early cropa If celery suffers at any time a serious check
ieticssait to make hollow stems and Lick every good quality
z sin, which is, after all, but • poor quality if the
sticks are hollow and watery. Prick out the plants from
seed-pens on • bed of rotten manms, on • hard bottom,
In frames, or in sheltered nooks.lid 100 h alter thou with
extra care for a wink or two. (Wad rotary cannot be
grown by the haphaaard gardener. _ _ _

CHZiVIL, 6H1C0RY717141111., HYSSOP, sad other
Savouring and madiainffil herbs, may be sown now better
than at any other time, se they will start at mos into full
growth, and require little other after ears than Unmated
and weeding. Rich soil le not required. but the podia=
must be dry sad sunny.
ILIDNZY BRAN& —Bow a few rows In the first week
and main crops the last week. These eiculeute are of the
greatest valued j'ir they neither requires rich soil nor a
gaol season, h, overtaken by frost when they first
come up, they probably be much injured, perhaps
destroyed. In years of excessive drought that lrezzt.
caidifiowers, broccolis, and many other summer •
am onobet , the kidney beans of all aorta braved the
weather and bore abundantly, thus justifying the
application to them of the homely ohm's " cut and come
Mafia*
KOHL RABI or KNOL KOHL to be sown in small
quantity at the end of the month. When coated in a
small state they take the place of turnips on the table
and will be useful in case the early turnips should fail
as in a hot, dry semen they are likely to do.
LEEKS to be sown again if the former sowing is in-
sufficient or has failed.

LETTUCE to be sown for successiou, the quick-
growing, tender-hearted kinds being the beet to sow now.
Plant out from trainer, and wed-pans A few forward
plants may be tied, but as a rule tying Ii lees desirable than
most Certainly after tying, the hearts
loon g'teilteot6uullisri 'stmt. slid as Ono lettuce as could
be desired may now be grown without tying, the close-
hurting sorts being very much improved in that respect
ONIONS to be sown for winter use, if not already done,
or if any mishap to former sowings. This job sung be
disposed of early. for onions should hare good hold of the
ground bakes bat weather mem
PARSLEY for roots is be mown now. Few Zuglish
cultivates an aware of Vie &Anions dish the largorootod
kinds of Parsley otter. Who op, Wu freely, to secure
free growth and large roots
PEAS to be sown agile for erterloo. the beet esocad
eartaerMirthe beet lie ma now.
—Thb &aim reek which is sometimes
desigestot the
t;e=lik Oyster," requires a pleas of
with good bed of manure at
Candbokirejube erisog. sad me a p•rtiale of manure In
the body of seitaito It. The loots strike claws into the
manure, mid • good dee with peat regularity,
and the meat, ion If aerelielety grown, they boom.
forksd aid labrese, sad are mete wasted tit the cooking,
besides bang at inferior lievear. Sow in rows one foot
apart from the middle le the end of the mouth.
apart,
the pleldy-eeeded, which doss not
run so ema as the round. If • plantation of spinach beet
has not been santrod, sow at awn as there is ample
time for • free growth ad a ride plant,
TURNIPS to be sown for soomeake, and the 'Amite.
tires advancing to be freely hoed between and severely
*Lined

Tirr Modiool Prolonic. aro now ordering Cledbery's
Opens Prosnos in thousands et arse, beanie it ors•
leins more nutritious and isesdkr=elemente time
lay other berosztamarrlyd Is to the thick
stareky Moos Winn yen ask Ice
osikoryb Owes Inessoo be wore tart yen get its as
eboliospoos often pub WNW= br tbe Woo fil
=dm peak Mile. to Ilis Qom. Psi Depot 1
SO, lairbourg IL Hatroso.

THE BARNES MYSTERY.
smut° • MOIDOLED WOlll4ll.
Sone short time dam a box was found on the forosboes
of the river, near Bane% containing a mutilated Mumma
body. No doubt • murder Ins been committed ia the
neighbourhood of Richmond. An elderly woman of
eocentric habits bed • sernat named Lets Gibbs. or
Gibbing. For the last few weeks the old led, km not
been men, although her tenant paid bills In bfilt num
and generally transuded mitten as usual. A week ago
the servant sold some of the property In the boon
for ASS, and she this left the pimps. taking with her some
plate and anything of nine width eke could sorry away.
The human miming have bees shown is Dr. Bond, the
Police surgeon, and he stales that there can be HMI*
or no doubt but that the woman was first murdered,
and that the body was than boiled whole. so se to
facilitate its being cut up for the punch of re-
moral. The doctor states that thu botllog of the body
SCOOO2III for its parchment-like appearance. and Übill
theory is sOuney surted by the fact that the
at the back of the woman', house is ooverediTe
h
fat, and that there la evidence of reglatence. A Polio,
inspector will at once proceed to Ireland. Gibbs hes
been traced to • railway nation, when she took tickets
for henelf and child to Liverpool. 111. mumbled that
robbery, with the view of obtaining the nowentary (WWI
to get to Ireland, was the motive for the crime.

EPPS'S 0000A.—GRATIII7L AID COMIORTING.—" By
• thorough kno • ledp of the natural laws which govern
the operations of &anti= and nutrition, and by •
careful application of the fine properties of well-
selected 00005 Mr. flppe has provided our break! set
tablet with • d.ltoM.ly flavoured beverage which may
save us many beery doctors bills. It is by the judicious
is. of such articles of that that a constitution may be
gradually built up on .11 strong enough to resist every
t..descy to dime. Hundreds of subtle maladies
are Iln• • g around us reedy to Weak wherever there
Is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft
by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and
• properly nourished frame."—Otril Savior Gosetts
Bold only In Packets labelled—" JAY'S Errs & Co.,
Horace-usable Chemists, London."

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS —The sudden clam, frequent fogs,
and pervading dampness sorely impede rind functions
sad conduce to ill-health The remedy for these disasters
lies in some purifying medicine, like them pills, which is
competent to grapple with the mischief at Its source, and
stamp it out without fretting the nerves or weakening the
Mtem. Holloway's pills extract from the blood all
noxious matters, regulate the action of every disordered
organ, stimulate the liver and kidneys, and relax the
bowels. In curing chest complaints thole pills are
remarkably effective, especially when aided by friction of
the ointment on it. wsll& This double treatment will
ensure a certain steady, sad beneficent progress, sad
sound health will soon be re-established.

KrISIIIITI FRAUD AT EXUrca..—The defalcations in the
city tresauer's account. were again the subjectof dmoussion
at the muting of the Faster Town Council on Wednudad.
It now appeus that during the lad 12 or 11 years the city
du bun robbed to the extent of LIAO. The supervisioa
of the accounts has been left to a clerk, who, by falai ylag
accounts and vouchers, ham been systematically defraud-
ing
tes.ratepayers. The city treasurer le not possessed of
s t property to make good the deficisecy, and
attendee Is &acted to the treasurer O'. secnrities. ne of
tbass, a Yr. Merchant, was adjudicated a bankrupt in
11371, and has since died. Tie other surety, an alderman
of the city. contends that a. is relieved of his =
estept as regards any deficiency that may dare
In the past year, on the grounds that the accounta dart
been publicly audited every year, and certified in correct
• compromise wee offered, but the committee rejected it.

Baths Cumin. AND all Lintherog.—The name of
Baron °kennel will icing to the remerabranc• of many of
our readers • judge of singular learning and ability,
distinguished by great affitig and kindness of heart.
Ho led for some years the hams circuit, but warding the
faros of speech we call It impudence I—of many of
his brethren at the Bar, he Was not always suriosseful in
his appeals to thejury, and was fee more in his element
when debating an obscure and difficult point of law before
the "full Court" One peculiarity &Whetted to the more
ancient Judges, Baron Channel certainly brosebt down to
his own time. He was a peat peormand, end at one
o'clock , whatever the state of *seam being tried
before Ice, • Court adjourned fee bench, and an
excellent lunch it was for the stout old Baron of the
Exchequer. Is this peculiarity he differed from many
IS not most of his Judicial brethren, of which an mousing
illustration occurred at Faster not many years since.
When the courts of arias are at any distance from the
judges' lodgings, the lodges' cook, who travels round
circuit with them, usually asks the judges before starting
for court in the sheriffs' carriage in the morning, what he
shall lived them down foe lunch. Berea Channel and
Justice B—were descending the stairs side by side, when
the cook, in his spotless " jeans," made the usual inquiry.
"Oh raid Channel, who was senior lodge, in the short,
slipping worde and style peculiar to him, " send ow my
lunch at one punctually, mind. I'll have—let me see—lll
have • basin of clear mock turtle, and a chicken, and some
peas and potatoes, and an apple-tart, and—and some
their and Bellew ; at one, mind, not later.' "Yea, my
led, replied the cook, and turning to Justice B--.
" what shall I send your lordship r 'Oh. thankyxit
cook."
was the reply, in the stow, solemn, and th
mournful voice of tile brother judge " have what /
have at half-past one, them it won't disturb Baron Channel.
I'll have, if you plow, at half-past one, a pima of stale
seed mai sad sem oeaoaüe toa."—Leingre
COLES OF COMM, OOLDI, AND THROAT AFTTCTIORI DT
Da. Lococes PuLDONFC WATINIA—Prom Mr. LOS,
Druggist, Ellesmere: "I would recommend you to give
more publicity to pry Wafers ; it is astonishing what
good effect. are resulting from them " In Asthma,
Oonsumption, Bronchitis, toughs, Colds, Itheumatimen,
and all Hysterical and Nervous oomplaints instant relied
and a rapid cure is given by the Wafers,
k.which teeth
11=tfy. Bold by druggists at is. lit, . 9d., is.
1 us. per bor_
Exiciamnog to New Zsmt.AND.—lntelligenos has been
remind of the arrival at their destinations of the
following ships conveying government emigrants, and
dispatched by Biz Julius Vogel, the Agent General for
New Zealand, in October and November lest The
Northern Monarch for Canterbury, Taranaki for
Boyne for Canterbury, Wellington for Otago, WA=
for Nelson, and the Pialco for Canterbury. The last
named ship is the one that put into Pernambuco on
account of Am

WARNING! RECIIITI'S PARIS BLra, The marked
superiority of this laundry blue over all others, and the
uzelcitzpreciation elite merits by the public, have been
by the usual results, via, a flood of imitations.
the merit of the latter maleil/2consiate in the ingenuity
exerted, not simply in imi the square shape, but
making the general appearance the wrappers resemble
that of the genuine article. The manufactuers beg
therefore to caution all buyers to see " Reckitt's Paris
Blue" on each packet

ROYAL DLTONSIIIIRE Salmi—ls the best, the cheapest
the most fashionable, and the most durable of any article,
woven. Tad Qume says it has no rival either in
appear-
ance or utility. It Is made of selected and elastic stapi.
wools; produced in new colours and mixtures for the
spring of 1.379 ; also in light weighted Yarns for Summer
wear sad warm climates. Prices for ladies' wear, I. 6fid.,
Is 2.3 d, and 2. Pl. per yard. Extra milled and
strengthened for gentlemen s sults and boys' hard wear
(new patterns), from 2. Ilt per yard, SI inches in width.
The factors cut any length, and pay carriage on all pierce!'
Into London, Dublin, Belfast, Cork, or Glasgow. In
writing for patterns, which are sent port free, state
whether for ladies' or gentlemen's wear. Address, Spear-
man I Spearman Royal Devonshire Serge Factors,
Plymouth. Special attention is called to the fact that
this firm is oted excludvely to the production of pure
wool materials for ladles' and gentlemen's wear. Series
sold as used by Her Majesty's Government.

Gams snow- Coa-v..----This is • question which must
claim the attention of both farmers and land owners, as
It is undoubtedly far more profitable to grow good gnus
crops than bad corn crops. The following valuable
remarks of • well known Agriculturist last September,
are worth the careful consideration of all interested In
the future of British Agriculture_ My Profits for the
last dye year. or six years hays been very much &fleeted
by the small returns from( sixty acres of heavy land. I
Bud that the seasons -three out of four or four out of five
—are of such • character that the returns from that land
are small; therefore I pcop.ss at once to lay all that land
down In pasture. As I shall look forward to raise much
more meat and lees corn, I think the result must be of •
prodtable character" No time should be lost in pr
the land to be sown down to grain this serillezAri2
contemplating it should send at once for r. IL H.
Sutton's enay entitled, "Permanent Pastures " and
" Suttons' Fanners Year Book," both of whirls will be
sent Gratis and Post Tree on application to Sutton • Sons,
the Queen's Seedsmen, Reading. Mann Sutton specially
Mixtures for Permanent Posture for various
ascriptions of soils from Blit to We. per acre, and
Mixtures for I, 13, or 4 year. lay, from Ile 6d. to Ms.
per acre, carriage free-
MOILTILITT—In CALIII AND )IMOATION. —lt is very
hard for a man to ay he doesn't know, especially in a
matter which he admen, or which he is expected to
know. Reputation forbids him to conked thin HMOS
the great increase of the so-called diseased of the heart
The physician not, perhaps, at once discerning the real
awe of the malady, finds • ready means of amps from
embarrassment in ascribing it to heart Masada We
, would not be understood to say that there are not
thormisds of eases of osisak disease at tide the dila
osyan of life, but we Irily honeys that many cases of
whet Is termed heart disease, are nothing but the remit
of imperfect circulation of the blood caused. by impaired
digestion. In such wee the brot and readiest means of
relief is found in Holloway's pills, which have WOG •
workiwide.reputation. They act directly upon the blood
—that vehicle by which the nourishment is distributed
throughout the system—and indirectly upon all parts of
the body, restoring those whose actions have failed, and re-
invigorating others yet unimpaired. Thousands of cares
made, and lives preserved, will bear witness to thedr efficacy.
The vast business system (with its countless agencies, its
Immense correspondence, its stupendous amount of adver-
tising) through which the pills and ointment are forward-
ed to every point of as compass, is one of the
commercial wonders of the world. None but • mutter
mind could have conceived the plan; nothing short a(
Napoleon-like energy and perseverance would have sulked
In carry it out. It is said that there does not exist but
few pal Ate prints, in any language, in which the name of
Thomas Holloway has not appeared ; nor is there a port ot
any note, on the shores of any ocean, sea, or bay to which
his medicines are not regularly consigned. They are the
curatives of civilised origin which have enlisted the
conlidence of savage and senil-eavags notices. The
Malays, the Burmese, Chineees and the Indians
of both America, and in fact all the coloured race. that
are in communication with Christian countries, have more
or 1•111 experienced their healing and la
influence. Not long before the recent native on=tinil
India, a large order was derpatohad to Holloway's wet at
by the King of Slam • and the King at Oude.
during late sojourn in London. declared that the piille
glad talent were the mat vides/tie efts Gros* Britain
had ever bestowed upon the eastern worid.—The
NamOusifts.

Tbs. Stook Marken owned dull, but pilawln arraral
natainn ars now above SB6 want ratanosebsd. Oosucia
ars mallired.

Raw= Wan—Bt Tette Water known. I prefer
ft to tkt °dear Mineral Waters before We pahtie._ (Pre-
form Wasklya's Report,. &id everywhere. Retail On
par lima Pletti Elie dart ictilagis
ere Quart War Wk. tiggkitilittt.
4Sbsá Oeweeei. ileitis& 35, Ftwbwr-droun
Lesson. La.
haMian Otnuats—A esetela astitad 01oars
lidissowwwl too thio dianossing onuthist
wlerie ikeirees that all eitalerarahrit
hem digOOT. /I y ama,
wridi tqr Mongoogulortliko wmhavb:
onam=roo ot eltaroa.—=:—Wr.
Medi Park
Ina on TaLunti
mirk atothoti al our* has boon discovered for this
olaftwo‘connyiaint by a phylkian, who is &whom
*stall inan Ray built bola thie providential
diosswrisir nom knows to tail, and will oar, dos
sl ed ma atter all other mum ban hoes
pordisalso wiR bo sort if= °a
= Tinao a
boo ahm—.l4dawars—Ma
Ptah.

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_rn• "Z." l'• lit, *ow haldser at' boWw-
resi sod bens frost Maadals, quiet at SS plash ..... I.• 1 MAIO d Ftwniturs, Ilediasegikend
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to have spreeeed has ...___lns to wAY itall's7 itaalsavrtrilhakaawhois.
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willingness to Visa al T caDceuk" that la" bi "'mid"lirewsgten—'- - "diestte,"lertaina,rumbilniv.. nk.armadW4rammall4m.dilll
of Mtn. Omit
Lams, March M.- Intelllgense seal wed hare from
Ma ii dais slats that the Burmese Ministers are sass Ift 000 Hand lalla us gd
ab. styli, St* pod vides
at tha dispatch al British esiaI(COSSIIIIUSI to Bormah. A AI 1
; salaved sad SO hory Cards, la. ed. Good wean SS Ma
az:7d,mt as Ream. Ilinveloss. ie aLts M. 1111, PW
EROS- MTVII, LOlBirair all= r tivi=
aad NTATIONINY IfTOllllll, Id, LUDGATS-NILL, LONDON.
DORE NATURAL IlllbTaD WOOL.
a. Mr W. Cass% wilting on the listaiglity el deft
sada et UNDYED W In Chimaera' Jiworsiel dMy tisk
1831, say.: "It sans Sass, es alibi be the ere Stb
wool dyed brown. The colour le labsteat le VS siabeteree cd
ilw wa°l4 and 50 Mai Wawa II lusaso beg, la wiseid still be
merge&
maim Hmuus.joiss and COMPAIT, Tolima IM.
Oxlisdeasesa, betels. to,, toe • keg tine pit sod* •
*MOM ia pees. ausasswas......_._
.....= Fait thasiaX
nalsal salvia Wed, is their
bMay era assilert la wiegarnigind 11•111 fres
Ms ; Tirooss ban LIM; Oseremile=1:17713100111 Wow Ma, Aliens of theia Ma wary efts kind ei 0050, 5.4
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171111 i TI•M !LIND L•Tlill
Boit IA& ea Ws la
Ordan over II Baer Oatibeela"ires.
W. A. Swears and Oa.. 14, Oblakosed-street, Loftin, Z.

MHZ PITILIMIEO lUCAIX PiDl7l, Protect Iron tram
1 Oarrooko • Wood hos Dow. Do not Whoor, we now
arrsbeihinot, dumb* owooooloiL Tor HOOSZ.
'oad OFWIDAL UUL laskoodsotoood to AID Onloooo
by Übe WLIDATZ OOMPAWY CHARLTON,
LWI'IT. tad LIVZIPOOL.

rIAPZ et GOOD HOPI, NATAL, _ ZAIPLIBAZ, mad Zr
AMWAY( ROYAL NAIL MANIAS. The Dalai
oantpony Pockets Sall from Southampton every
ampat.g. mummy, and front Plymouth the next day. Apply
at the Oeenputre Mom, Oriental nook Southampton, or U.
Leadenhelletreet, London.

THE GOLD MEDAL rout—hums, iitt.
T.. and J. HOPKINSON. bawls( been *yarded by the
ii Moak& Joro-e at the PARIS nrrsiuuTiolum
WITHIN, the ONLY GOLD iII:DAL tee Weal Niehrio.
Maas. CAUTION an awhile wane% say reprewatatisa Mee.
her to • cootrary coachtsion. Thar Weer Is,. aka hem
awarded Ara Chet Medals at earryiT bierweiloael Nsib
bI tton la which they hart appeared. 1861, UN, INA Mi.
1872, and 1877. For Bale, Hire, or Oa thr•symiegolum.
Prior frees SS Oulosaw illoetrated Nei seat pest free.
Warerome, 235, RIOWITSITRIZT,
Also to be had .Bth. proteltal Maio Washings.
DOM W. —The Last Improvement. unoctinis
L. aft PAa sat SZLP.OLJIANDIO OHAP.OOULL CULTISM
are Hine Hans more ellaleet ead seven team teen durable
that any other. More than 810,000 are Is an. 44, Queen
Vletairetreet, and eh. Oahe datreet. Sawillitag Om Temple
Par. —Argenta in every tows keep thew la Week.

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Tr IN BUR Y'S WOOL
CHRAPINIT HOMES IN TUB WORLD NOR WOOLS..
Woel Sid par ball. Crewels, 1011 d per dos.
Scrape for sweets, es, 160 for U. Id ii.,741 0• Dor IS.
Read for deserlpthe beak
P.l. KINGSBURY, South Isrlaglice r 4.
~ Lemke. Sir.
rucuAILD BALLS, Maki, Ore sad TI .0 lamina
A, BUS, I.ory Works, 11, Liudos W.C.
Chaplet hoes, la the trade for =rabbi. reedelles sad
Ivory
_goods ha general. Old Bells or
Pries Lists on application. Rstabllsh=a
Rewavered.

BLUR BRICKS. BLUR 311011.
WOOD sod MKT, thane&
(J. W. Ivory, Goar.l
ALBION WORKS WT 8.6074:1CH.
Bios, Rai, sod RIM OrniassaLl Maks, Tlls4 Be, Be
Designs on appnaktloo.

"MO MORI DAMP W•LLI.
11 Um Melo Zopboa Couinceltion. a organ corn The
GRANITIC PAINTS, tor general pendant, aro I
th• CR•61.4. bast, and wan andaring THaMeTra
ZOPISBA OONIPOsMON and ORAILITIO.PAINT OONIPANT.
Flatpatreat-tdll, Loodca.

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Tumors Tbs proms Is sad Intorrotlag.
Your j Dibbous. Wks. scams, lass.
b aid, vat 1, or shawls
D7ldllS ous sally be dyed Is a Iry admits.
WM br a pall et imam
Id '• Judsou•sca Mims. an sold by all =
at boos evarywbsra Prior ed psr bottle. 110
with surs aad gel "JudGou's Dysir"

riIITHOPIUrfI • Named al Detaradthrs and Wiz
V linthanied Treatment, with the mmetruatka and ytti-
nation or Artildal lambs By Reatharliii, AM. nut CM.
Churchill ; sad the Author, Id, Landon.
rarBACH; HIAD•CH, MIAMI, sad 311111•LOI•
T.
e med by Cosa.'." Odontense! The Thdainas laMent
needy. Um It sad kin distraelog pals. In Maw Is lid
sad la Ild each, poet tree le or IS Meamm Cochrane,
Chuvertenace, Lakin; W., sad Irmo an Chemin&

THII OHILDRZN'S LITE PRiSERVER:
EDGAR'S CROUP LOTION.
_ . _

A CalaLl Care for Osoutimibuiso
Also the brt rim Balmy for
bre Throats, Houseers, or Ler el T. adore
Flux Oold or over *wake la Of OP ISM r.
ILDOAR‘ CROUP MS,
Pncsr.dOfily by the Proprietor. JAMBS =GAL Obsealet,
sad 1,17.11.54 DARTFORD. IFIM. Meryl the
maw oo the beerroest tsar of eaoh bottle.
Mall of all Obseelota,la bottles le tat sealt.

A =REMO( asmirrs MONIIIIZHIS, trom 44, orriese
A paid. InscrlMlem accurate and beaatital. Times sad
prime from John W. Lego, Sculptor, Aberdeen.
Dual All Umeay's patent Ventllatots introdam bulb
I sad &saw! air without draught.
WATER. The patent Aerating Finite are eillay
17117112 eleansed and perfect in opiratlon.
TIE SANITARY ISICHMIIIIIO A VINTILATIOST CO.,
115, Tlcteriadtrest, Westminster. Mastrated price UM free
bY PAM

TO AIIMIIICA.II 11121 DIST IN I:NOLAND it OTHIIIi.
Mg. L.LIMNOS
bap to give 'atlas that Its has boas sppshalud Sole Apiat
for the Bac la this braustay, of Urns Oiebestat
itA MtuilUbi.o.lllll.llllllEN.dy
inUODIIBII;AsimArR,
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mak
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CANOVA. 3 Cothell Building% Bank Lisa=

25, 6D.--Splatilid Blngle Moos DIAMOND JUNO, ealeobsd
Paris brilliant at grant laNtre, day sattliar, aunt
raid cased mount, equal to one waft 1111==.41%.04.
id., ar Amps, la ?d.—D. L. lama, s,
llMum Landon. W.

VII 'TIC THU IT ! I Speetedes se lesser seeded—
An ammo of the Ryes eared by DL RALLIS
WORT ATI CUPS. Mamie el vides weak eyes. mar
Arbt, eaten.* Jse. For partlealare eadarielaaped earelope
to J. Fletcher, Ricbritoad Villa, CblebeNer, lama.
'Januar!' fk,ir M. BUGG'S Celebrated Fated 0 A
SHANKS'.
WHITS Tbe "LONDON' Amad
toad tits ° CHRISTI-
NI AA' tie GOLD. MEDAL,
SILINF PARA lilt lois Palbmio• sad Illonofscosror.
WILLIAM WOO, Ma gesiamr, VIENNA Werke,
LIGHT. Wattwitelor, Loudon, B. W.

D sePIRATOILT DISEASES. (ptlos,Dranidtli,
JR. Asthma, Sore Throat, Whipagosuzih. Diphtheria. low
or votes, So.) a their ad By D. Clrarchill's
methods, boa Van Dutch and other warm. J. W. Utak.
went lunghemaidene, Loudon, W.

rv.D SCOTCH WHISKY. Oleoloom Mari. lanakilisbed
V IGO Team Two gallons of this Flee Old Whisky (Ow
sad Bottles lacbaded) slot tree to say Marion co receipt of Me.
John Haigh, Boos, sad O. Markin* NA

SIIITARLIL FOR ALL CLAMS.
S' woven from the llama Wools suippbod roposioeßy

...ROYAL FAMILY
by IGIIRTOIf nu=
Orden aro t 1.117 arriving from all pores. loft of • dye=
arlther rola or rat wow am aro, tame MOlll far
rgeall cabers la mammal Pdoma from
W YIN per 'art law akbautafortgrffai sad flamaaar.
Zama MUM ditto fur fasationaa sad Snyff bard wear 64 lash
tram Inll4 prir flirt halm Bodo pat from. Carrara Feld
oa=auvor AI Adams 1166.210/ 3011.10=, lio 64
vn .
If, 8011211111 f.

Ilidß mDOrOkTD. AND
IM um, AND DSBIDI AND fIfIIAZDS
pier, la J. 110011D1, lUiidll
Prim via estlep at every Ivalmam& boa Kale le
sly kl.d of last Deadsers's by
Navy. rd Ids Corp. Ilsaaatl-barl lastromeno
or Salsa la Ikularsra.

D•• Roy.. 3.72.1. I N S T 0 IF T.
lobs enmd non
MAIN AND HOPS ONLY.
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nu tuarnortatssamrAran OP
Namur Isom Crorwaio TLIIIW
117111 mg:rum AND GALVANISM
axes ef MST ilaiatatnail.
a ...A £55My
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is satosols boo 111••Gess Pounds up,...1., it..1.41
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ITC ..i4".hory &War mil moon sist ins by saslL

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