The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-18 00:00:00

...--- . mu. te have pined. wel it XI nn wneowWlloll The Tit:cancan (Mr. J. Thirnbsok Grao ) read the
maw /kw lb* G./6"'' Siatt,rl should thin ha ten ete,
te ee far as porsible, emiipl•c ty with the drink ;7-'7°l'l4 "f,*(lc.. "oats, from wi.i.•li it appe ired that
' ..i.u...4 eiColvsliid shell or th.• evils "6 '666'0" ''' TAO weiety during the year amounted t
~•ta .." ib past • but it ii..,. witty to be honed that £1,757 6.. 31., of which £1,318 6,2 d. wee from esho.
• •••I' 1,4 be' allowed to be shelve las though es • scrihem au,' denon, £20,2 , thi, t. ~ .
..
n,
~, 1 -.." 'u, moped/eta' mod onsatis'actory eecieilastical GIGO 12s. f (rpm ',„,e,,tkor'ilonr noroo4t.,.,,,reiro'n;.` F• :-.-or
, ~•••• bY "
a c.r.r.r,,0. sod the e„,e,,,e,,,,e. at hew 0, t...__he !ziwuditilre 0 •'onnt It appea,,dl that there we,
~., ertivitn ffo. th,thetei ee. he. the,, ti4leeee
e.t.a
of •fh. =h .5-. 51. due to th•• treasurer. Too chief items of
• • 'I- is pervades lc rel. t, . uns.wiluthly hunilllst- expenditure Were £5913 7s 61. 1 i the secretary and Ids
. •
_,.,e„, li
d..:',hy of a p-nltiwdly eta Itoal ely mi his the &Genie ; the di.trict agency, 1,7&V. 5.• Bd. ; the mialon
, •
.I,:f f mooed. c,p ble iron.la units.le poeill vs, of wield- aB-icy, £132 9 . Id. ; and the Somersetshire missions,
. :.I.....teeehth.t m ral, social, and political Influence he the £B6O. Oe I. He hoped that • hi. ain •Upt would go rol
I.4'''' -••• The pubh: w:n 4 be riow to ...two, In the hi, ~,,,. •
••••••-'. ir.ton or the rep r a vI the r•tatronsur "I :"'"x'Unti•
et..le nal
ort de is ooly with London en•l the „ t ‘ I Pifolse-I—The Pro hleot ; reposed the
1.166.ee' j-•,-,,.y ain those houses which the oh. arch mese
•"I''... -dm' h reritl, lemons whollY unteinche 1 the p not cos si'd tib-a 'l•l`'''rel hi. •oldrets.-51r. 'l'. Harrdt, ..1
In 1 n'66.-: eefo.r.al to ty Yr. Oil.wt lin hi. bo A Ca.o•• w. at•l 0,4..1 p". 1.1 1••1 tlie to IlittU2 tsar,
, sailsburY
• •
~,,,,.he„ et frees Church point of view 1 end Youth- and it Cm, do ciiikil tirnt the ~, at „ad ,r,„,13,,,
irt"'7"ioe.cerer•ed to be my elf, an the enormous number of aboold be held at satiatopy,_o„ th., rn.,„,„,, ef Mj...
)4, it on church lands, with the eon
ient of the C nami•. Hie, eemem. of Brf..rof.
,im.p....fd,..t..
executive
the management nf whlc •lan 4 in heir Ate •, housh
• ' r:-:
oat romensible for their exteteonc.. commit av• * amt., and treaaurer were re-elected.—
,•. 0. d '-_-.1.....int f the ro-nmteslonere d• flitlC6 crithittla Mr. Phillips, of —veep in, propo.ed that the co faience
~,...p....g.,..,ri, 1b.„„..,,,,.,,,,,h ,„„.,, , ~,„ Roy, rft ..dekl its hest, regret that no sucessm hod attended
. •lebofi: '7, wete,.,,,. and the numhe• 01 puol chooses the efforts mid. in the last Session of Parliant a: to
''' • '.h...„, the •Petiop of I ondon in ill • curse of on imastoary carry the Sunday Clo.lug Bill for hoglond, eel
• ' • pulaml Palm. and ilt Jmi'm " qumn- W 1 regretted the wittolrawel f the Sunday tl.ving Bill
. . he,i,,,,tty lOW. 11"dh.'"1 " delimd l'a ""wr'' 't"." for 11,140 I that bad beca lased
_by the House of
. v., 0c.„,, too • f °zags. rat.on cn fa rly r•tit upo . , , .
_, P : one ...dine artid •t te edi rof Sword and mr ' send r nrowtry calls. I upon her M•jeety'. Govern-
t r •-.1 / if
with fe...ord , , the'.. etkti.. The rharee meut to inttoduce early next Semiou a Bill for
."••'•. :c Me by. )I'. Gilbert, and remained untiot 0114 le,- et plug the sale •4 Imuxic ding liqu if* thri,l2llllool.
ent ; oer aor• Pi the trans c ion iner• If con- the whole of England, sod that the chairman be
tower the trehbi•ho • . publicly to deny it. reepteate I to forward a copy of thie r...olu:don to
o • thy (nutted weight to th • t'onim Wooers
• toe Premier, the Horne ,ecretery, and members
" .. '- ''..
-b
1 iinl he IN roil, wh‘t are • e to think oa
'l4:il7,im- : r'seeren the report in • .in for a 01 Parhameot for the W,,,x of Englaud," --
. '',,, •tos of resset that the Intereste of the Nation .I Mr. liopmo. Mayor of Newbury, ItOC,od.•d, and Mr.
.: ,'. - reld have be, •twe so interwoven with •he national Brew•r, of Ca-tiff s ipporewl the resolution, which
• ',"l', „ the sod into 0 the Coptic:. •• time "U be wit, carried.—Mr. Th •uspson, of Gridaws it', proposed,
an Lae c cha ge c. • ..e br oeht shout "
"Thttt thi• c riteteuce, whilst It urges that eliiiry .lep
this 'ett" eh" ,P“il Mall Gazette r• mark. : 'Mould be tab nin Parliament or uuder magieterl.l
will...Hone'. 4..ter on the Church an•l the juriedictbdi to ram rict lb., number of houses licenmd
1 ir It silk. alth ,uch c u.igned to the inner 1..1 1.1
for the, ile of intoxicatilig drink., eraphotically records
' I'..,tai le sheet of the Toots, ie likely t • attract e
ite judgment that the rat-papps a-id inbabitonte of
~ lcat of Miami 0. II • readily accepts the any too. Of dletemt shoot" hoe the power by
' bodied in the recent nitwit., of the sufficient mjY 7 t hl it t' e vale of such
• , pf.. 1 I ,
, . i ..• em
hut helm perverm e oriel) raicious liquore. i—The mu' ion was sec.,ml.l by It,.
1.- . ~ ..j.ticalComtni-siow-re
th tt their windeeione are even mire bie .Is, of It ~drog, vopported by the Rev.
a•ent, 'm.l "ought to mum every Chu. chm.n t., mpston. of Fivehea I, ant carrieo.—ln tm al eruoon
' . ' hie !leo," . . . C.o.* Wiiberforce eon.
• dolma ion 'rum the In lep,deut Order ol Itecha-
"Ll:.l re that • Church "profes.ing to he the light of lA., coot. 1,4 of the fgay, J. sh 'plan& astrkt
''' „I 1 v „tight to set something of an example., Chief Ruler, Mr. Bongo, and Mr. E. Randall, pre-
-16.j!,.."-teiid tli "'Darwin: both 1301 and m rraw w ' *Doted an seihreo. to the west ent, which was
ae„' ..
t---t
One.. to sacrifice it. anaticial to i•s ra•.ral acknowledged iu • few appr..priate remark*. A
A.'„,:.-ee ad r memo "all complicity with England's Jeptitatiou was also introduce I horn the Wait
---; . a conic" nig ii very Plain 11' sub, .kinir• 19 sowers 4 astrict of (10.1 Template, expressive of
,4"-oheamit his d000dp1"11 og lb. CAnallesiollary hearty welcome to the c-ufereuce on the past of the
e•e— -ea " a entierfixial and unsati.factoy vi3,l.- members of that lodge. Mr. MSIIIIB, Chief
re,--.f..„---rpot •
," Even more ordsPellee la thil Templar of Raalawl, then delivered an address.
,i'11.17--- c 'ming ail it d"eii from lb* son of "°* Ille mentitned that 12 years ago he succeed' Ila
"t:•.-'oatn it them of another, that " twenty-f.
_tit* planting at Birmingham l the first branch of Uco I
''',;!ikr.bo-c'enis will ill .41. tn,re harm to oodety in a nionso l'emplara that hod been establish' tin this country.
tpi,..a-a- whole beach of bi.hops will el, good in a yea." At this moment they had ill Um United Kiiiir•lom
175,000 adult sulacrioing memoers and about 75,000
junior members In comeotion with the GJO i Templar
body. l'hey had also established lilt orphanage, at •
wet of something like 1,10,000, for the orphan children
of members of twelve mouths standing, whether
Template or not.—Mr. FRI D. IMITIIii who reproseated
the Band ref Hop" movement, stated that there war.
nearly 8,000 juvenile societies of one kind or another
In connection with tim fiend of Rups.—A•idrams•
were delivered, sod iii the eveuiug • public meeting
ems held, at which eddreefte were delivered by gametal
geutlemen.
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SUICIDZ THROUGH LOVE.
A v°u", m.u, !mutat George Symington, • bookbinder.
on Thursday morning. threw himself over North Bridge.
FA''hurgh• •p.t the railway te low, he wee
killed on the up t A letter in his poYseesionshowad that
he hni bean in e irremonttoge with • young woman, who,
referring ti mitten in which they ar.-re both int rested,
cent, seed • hone that he would still think kindly of lie-.

DEATH OP THZ IRISH LORD CHANCELLOR.
The Lorl Cnaneellor of Ireland did on HouOar
morning. b.el been suffering for some time row heart
disease. The Kiehl Hon. Hugh Law sea ain of 11r.
John Law. .4 Weedlawo, county D.wn. He visa born
in 1818, and !veered bin odeeition at the Rota' School,
Deugauton. and at Trinity C liege, Dulo:,n. Ho wits
t tho St.. in I.eland in 1840. beeamo a ge. la IMO
nalit.iicikor-G neral for Ireland from 1878 ti 1874. ,
in it. latter roar was swore • Privy C iuseitlor o 1 Irotand.
H. wan •Ptioinied At enty General for Ireland in 1880.
ond Weans, Lord Chancellor litat tem% B. warn er"
"inetrd to repros.ut Los onderry county in Parliament
in 1874.

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WHAT THE "WORLD" SAYS.

If the weather conl Muni fins and settled. the Queen
lesve Balm° al shoit4 to pees a few days at her
,uritolghlanfi re reat, the cottagie at tb. ai.mat
Princees Beatrice will accompany her Majesty.
It in probable that Viacount Weyni ,uth, eldest s
th. Nlarqui4 of Bafh, all I:, the Conservative
c,n•li 'at" f r East So nereet, at the G. neral Eleetion,
ftr he eat which will ihel be vacated by Si Philip

THE BT. LEGER.

Cemberiand is n..w t .leratals certain to have
tat t) .e Genera Elcik,c. L ri ISlnacteter and
Mr..lohn Murtrray• will tti p •• M. Amstwortb
sit Willtl.l Laws.ro. sad the nontest—the first
...1 uhls " event of th• kind for many tears inW..st
Cumberland—will attract glIlMt attention.

thsien woo tbe above groat rem, Chialeburst
belug eecoo.l arid Highfeud (lief third. nu Ulna
of the race aa take. y Beaautie oJrcasograpb we.
Saito. 19eoc. Last yraa • time ea taken by the moss
auLhonty was 3cuiu. 16 so.

Th. revisine barrister at Pim •uth spill have a lively
time neat week. Tire are 15.000 Dames on the Bat
, .toye alai claimants. anti the Liberal ag,nts have
*Moro I •I j.cti ns to nearly 4 000. while about 3.500
opi..eed by the Conservatives.

Cie n Wilberforce lo this week hiiiding • "Slue
It ii.u" at Torquay. 1 here has been •
ti .plit in the rank. id the "Army' at this
ftin lit. centre of their operations. as a majwity of
tit,. I cal conuniites have reimilvivi to Impose • (ho.
I,z ci toot .in th-jr member., with the rivAred object
e.. 1 Alai •we l-known Unitarian resident. It is
in 'er% 00l that C mon Wilb-rfore• Imo expressed his
Ar int di approval of thi. outbreak id intolerance.

of the Yachts stag red badly during the late
z.l- The Arethuss anti NePtune. which stared
f• .1 I totoptuth t race to l'herseser.h Jett before
the ,-awe on. had a rough time of it in the
C annel, and were c .topelled to run' to P rtlatoi
t.le for shelter. Neptune gene up, at.d, although
it sae a pri.ate race, dbi not absolve A.,ethosa
fr.ni romp'. ting the coorite—henoe the ',tier v•seel
ha I t across the Channel before she could claim
the stake,. The matte fleet at Dartmouth got a
ran• et.fling and mauling in the tiers. One or two
5••••14 go. on shore, while many had to cut and ran
o.p e Dirt. F titinately there were very few
y•ch • at Torquay, of sMN serious " wreck), and
eon a so" would have been the remit, since tile sea
can •tambling over the wretched breakwa er in fine
try s, in Acing the few vies Is inside range about
1. vr. Already "se can pee signs of changes in the
rari• g.fl•et before an ,ther Neilson comes round.
t• is Itr sale, as well as • crack twenty &ad
tent .seer. There hive been ram sass of some new
t ventr-t ..ner• about to be laid down, but am yet they
.1. n. t seem to be very generally believed.

N 't • few of Mr. Iv., Bliglfs Warn of cricketer.
l-ft their hearts in Australia. Tbe Hon. Ivo himself
in.t hi. fate there in the fair person Mis• Florence
NI 4 uh.y. a pun( lady of %dhow's.). Mr. Tyke de
I. • %rue I to the elde.t daughter of the new Au.tra•
ban I) a 4i4, jr Wlllism Clark. of Sunbury. Mies
clatk in a ronnecti4o, not by blood, however, of the
chamfer Victorian in Iv who in the 13.i/inning of the
pro..mt rar became Lade Cmarles Soft, and who is
n a in 4orland with her husband, vis tint; the
eel vire. 4 the letter.

N..s, year I. to pee an Andralion cricketing team
an, n:,.t after all. The caudal+ seem t , have
droppe4 •heir &man le with gees, smitlennew, pro.
yb, reel n of • resilisatim .4 the fact that the
.r interwati .nal cricket is warmer "I, their aide
thr, Ai ours. One re td* of th• vet amount of so •1
rtne the game by these visite but the greatest
maimiet .111 ecarcely have diecovere4 any signs of
lanrii.hm.nt I, the n.tional game during the eesoon
pie t 1.4. • ...axon remarkable for the kw •eel form
'holm by the lesser couotise, and yet unmarked by so
'Op dean visit.

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A . $•0 kton. lawn.tennis was played lad week by
the elect,ic light. A sort of scaffold was erected over
th at. +n4 to it was suepended one of Siemens' arc.
Het., 3,000 candle-power. An ordinary whits-a, Tired
tehnis inli was mean distinctly, and when tbe players
in a,cudotniei to the string shadows. rallies were
laiti'crd in as freely es though it were broad daylight
Mittel of nine p.m.

THE noRSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRInuI,TI it L ;AZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1883.
AN. MAW

HOW TO HANG.
I For, minutes after the arrival •if the telegram announc-
• log lilbiretiod*s death, a tall, it •Iwait man of sonyo fifty
to s y years of age. entered o n w-pspir oftioe in Lin.' n
and wlt.l for too edifo. On being lot iv ascii he
explained hi. 1.0. W... on fl •ws:—Buyis time ego I
reed an arid. iu the Pell Mall Gautte Jog 'bat the
recent h rr,t,e no ne at an .xroli,,n at D Idu mould
ditect puha,- atten'ion to ti, o nett y for nouptins more
homane nielbols I roe utinu. Ellice Iro id .1.0, sir,
he exolairucl. "1 . aol no. r• st, Mein. I have th in re
humane method Imre," mid 6-$ bial.dieunt in his right
baud • small block hog, 0131.1.81.1 y re..mhlins lb bag in
*Lieu the lists ox cuti ne- ea. acc a-tomed to curry the
gadows-lows from gaol to so L 11-re is the Meets-
tion that is wented ; it is pvrf• ctly simple; any
man cm habit • man with to. o. 1 inventsd it yearo
ego, and it is absolutely certain. I have tried it
over and over again, and n-v.•r found it to fail
yet, When I so. all the popes. 'wattle about t e
cruelty ot toe long drop I c rest. I sm only •
working msn, and I don't want any money for It, but I
have travelled 300 m.his la order to bring you the inven-
tion. so thit 'v. may i.e with your own eyes exectli
what is wanted." As he said this h. opened his hisc
bags and erdecteid therefrom • horribiroooking arreoge-
mint in hemp and brew. "Look at this," he raid, no he
fondled the gruesome machine; " here is all that la
wanted. Than is no slipping of the noose with this, no
bungling—everything simple and expeditious." On nearer
examinstion it was found that the rope was the ord•nsry
half-inch whi.e hemp, pawed double through • braes
clamp, finuaing a loop which could be adjusted to the
elect thickness of the neck of the criminal. Immediately
begot. Um clamp was fitted • brew crencenk measuring
nine inches from tip to tip and projecting thus.
Mabee from the rope. this beam crasosnt is so adjusted
• lie on Ike shoulder of the condemned, whole
the double rope is looped on one side no as to allow a
drop of from two to four feet. The principle of the
invention I. thot the moment the criminal is ewung off
the crescent presses against the atde of this bead, while the
rep. pulls tne neck sharp') in the
.opposite direction,
snapping tim spinal oolnusn like a stick of sealing-wax,
and occasioning mutant death. "It cannot fa," said lt4
or, as he Memoir fitted the hempen loop round the
nick of one who was present at the interview, ant screwed
the clomp t gtit at Vie right distanoe. "It will bang you
sideways, bock or front, just ae you like; it 4340U0t fail
just shop off this Mole and it will be quite sufficient. No
need no • long drop, no pulling men's heads off their
shoulder.; everything patsies., the very invention that
is wanted. The lewstage gerund by the three-inch pro-
jection of the brow crtecent will snap any one*. neck."
'But might not the .upe nap r. he was asksd. "No,
beceust It's do ; —erwow U 4 ol • 6-8 inch rope fir
long drop; ball-loch doubt, for a •burr dsop will bo
malt thou is nwewery. J ace Ko ch always wed the
bob-inch. The thinnsr the ripe um steer the job. You
can hang • cot witty a ehipc ed. but not wite • half-inch
rope." 'How did you try your experimenWl ' "By
making lay-lisutes of ration, weight.. axing • block of
wood es • head on. stout p ae, SUrrtuludwi by wire spa ings
to repriseest iho vertab aol the neck. I have tried it wito
. many ws Mims end in- ny 1011.3011 ot drop, and never found
Ii to miss. In the cease of humenity and civilisation I
, appeal ti you to secure tbe adopdi on of thia human.
I invention." Tu• Ines ntor, oiler duksgasiiag the wipartus,
then left fur the Home Mice., crying With him his
o invention for preeent.twn l.a the Howe Secretary. His
i name woe Schutioadd, and he is now working at PAOleted
• sutpyard at Jsrrow. When Harwood's sucosymor is
I appototed be may possible take this loyalties into con-
. Odsration.

TlllllOll. filt/TATIOII.-801410.11111 and drynses, tiekllrg
and irri..aton. laducing coush and affettlns the voice.
POI' Wow symptoms use Bowie Glycerine Jujubes. In
o.uttct with the gland. at the moment they are excited
by the sot of sienna. the Olyeerine In them aprerrible
confections become. actively haallns. Sold only In horst--
70., tins Ikl., labelled ' Jaw's &PI è CO., Homer
pa.tric Chetni•te, Lludon." A letter nmeived " Gent-t-
-men.— It m4y, perhaps. interest you to know that, alter
r. trial, I have fousd your Glyn rine Jujubes of
eurtaiderabl“ bsnedt (with or without medical treatment)
in airport all forms of thrnat disemee. They sn'ton and
clear the voioe. Yours faithfully, GORDEN Houtz'. 1).
Soolor Phrsician to the Municipal Throat and Le
Indrmary. .

VALI/ABM DISCOTHRT FOR IND IlEtTL—ltiour hart la
turning grey , r white, Or falling off, use "The Mexican
Heir R-newer," foe It will positively restore its very se e
Gay or W4tm Asie to It. original colour, without weenie
the disagreeable smell of moat " Reatorers.- It makes
hair ch.ren;eiety beautiful, se well an promoting the
growth of the baie 0 bald spate, where the...gland. are not
Memayed. Ask your Chamist for "Tag MEXICAN RAIN
Rintwzig," sold by Chemist' and Perfumers everywhere
at 3s. 6,1. per boUle. Wholesale depot removed to 33,
Farrinedon-rowl, London.
Fang YOUNO AGAIN. —" My mother wag afflicted along
time with neuralgia and • dull. heavy, inactive condition
of the whole system, headache, vitreous prostration, and
was almost helpless. No physicians or medleess did her
any good. Three mouths ago she began to use Hop
Bitten, with melt good effect that she seems and feels
young again, although over seventy years oid."—A LADE IN
R.I. Read Advt.
IT IS NOT WHAT WI SAT MAT MAIMS OS 81101110—
but what we digest ; for undigested food, her end of
giving strength. CIDDII4 headache, difficult breathing,
constipated to eels, d i raiment, depreeei on or spirit., ngeour.
and g I pioetrati at of the epeeist. Seigel'. Syrup is
the only effective remedy for this elms of eerie. It
ghe appetite and the strength as well. stops the
distrait alter eating, and makes UN worth living for It
I. not claimed t i be • cure-all. but • certain remedy for
lodisation. For Asthma an effective cure will he fraud
in the Rosinweed Tar Mixture. sr sziozcs orgarma
Plug are the beet family phymc that hoe ever leen
discovered. They el the bowels from irritating mob'
stance, and leave them in • heathy condation.
Oeg Box or th.aaaa's all PiLulr warranted to cure all
discharges from the Urnitira Ormins, In either sex (acquired
or constitutional), Gravel, and pains in the B.ck. Guar-
anteed free from Mercury. Bad in Boxis. ia. 61. soli. by
all Chemists and Medicine Vet.dor, throughout the Wild.
oreent to any address to, sixty at.in pa by the Maker.. TIM
LINCOLN MD MIDLAND GOUNTI ES DROO CONFANT. [Ancona.
Whoiesae Agent', Biacur boas, London, and all the
Wholesale Holism
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ADTICII TO MOTHERS -Are you broken in your rest by
a sick child suffering w'.s4, the p sin of cutting teethlGo et
once to • chemist and eui • bottle of Mu. Wins,Owl
Sanitise fluor It will relieve the poor eufferer immedi
ably. iii. perfectly hong.., sni pleasut to theiote it
produces natural quiet sleep, hy relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub ew it. "as bright soc button..'
It soothes the child, I eel ten. the gums, allays all Pain,
relieve, wind, regulates the ho .eels, and is the hest known
remedy for dysentery and diarriiies, whether origin: from
soothing or other rouses. Ere. Winslow'. Soothing
Syrup is sold by Medicine dealsrs everywhere at Is. lid.
per bottle.
KIATINGI POWDIR," so celebrated and perfectly
unveiled in destroying linos, FLus, Basun, Morns,
and all insexte. whilst quite bamboo to domestic annuls,
is sold everywhere in 61. and Is. tins. It is clean in use.
All furs and woollens should he well powdered before
puiting away. Beware of imitations.
Ittoutositl-Pcia TEAS TUTU AND BILIATEL -A few drops
of the liquid "'lodine" sprinkled on • net tooth brush
produces • plessant lather, which thoroughly cleansed the
teeth front all parasites or Impurities, hardens the game,
prevents tarter, stops decay, give, to the teeth • peculiar
pearly whiteness, end • delightful fragrance to the breath.
It remover all unpleasant odour arising, from decayed
booth or tobacco smoke. "The Frapant being
ourpossid in part of honey and sweet herb., is del kiwis to
the taste and the greatest toilet discovery of the age
Price Us. 6d. of all Chemists and perfumers. Wholesale
, depot removed to 3:). Farrinirdon-road, London.
Towles Pennyroyal end Still Pills for females, quickly
rearreot 01l Irregularities, and relieve the distressing Iqui-
tose so prevalent with the est. Boxes Is. lid. and to ed.,
of all chemists. Sent snywhere on receipt of IS or 43
stamps, by the maker, E. T. Towle, Chemist, Not inghain.
Hottowsr's -Nervous Irritability.-No pot of
the human machine requires more constant supervision
than the nervous system-for upon it our health, and
even life depends. These Pills strengthen the nerved, and
are the safest general purifiers of the blood. Nausea,
head-ache, giddiness, numbness, and mental apathy yield
to them. They dispatch in • summery manner those
distressing dyspeptic symptoms, ittomaohic pans. (ulnas.
at the pit of the stomach, abdominal distension. sad
regulate alike capricious appetites and °maned bowels-
the commonly accompanying signs of defective or
diminished nerve tone. Holloway's Pills are particularly
recommended to persons of studious iutd sedentary habits,
who gradually fell Into a nervous and irritable state,
noise. some such restorative be occasionally taken.
LAWN TINNIS PLATO'S, ladies travelling, visiting the
sea side, yachting, hosting, and all eXDO•ad to the hot
au and dust will find RO WLAND'S KALYDOR most
cooling and ref notice to the face, hands, and arias • it
eradicates freckles, ten. sunburn, stings of insect-,
and produces • beautiful and delicate complexion. 10W-
LAND'S MACASSAR OIL prevents the hair (alit. ,
during hot weather, and can now also be had in a golden
den
c dour for fair and golden-hatred people and children.
Ask anywhere for Rawland's articles, and avoid spurious
limitations.
Tun Quint &ND COLD WATII SOAP. -Entanot from a
lady's lotto ;-" I find Sinclair's Cold Wets? Sup save.
tune and material, laths clothed require less rubbing and no
boiling, and (still more 'Wel actory) was emu& purer colour
than with other soaps. I recommend it to every house-
wife. as it is undoubtedly the beet soap for laundry and
all purpose. It will not injure the most delimits fabric-
is pleasant to use, and prevents the misery of • steamy
house during the family wash. Sold by grooers and oilmen
everywhere. at M. per lb. Be sure to oak for Sinclair's,
and do not be persuaded to accept a worthless imitation,
-Sole maker hues Sinclair, Southwok, Landon.
REMARKABLE DISAPPEARANCE I
Of all Dirt from even yth 4
By using
Hudson's Extract of Soap.
REWARD I
purity, Health, Perfect Satafactioa
By It. regular daily use.
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WOOL-OROWER6 OLN HAVE THELIIWOTAI

THE STRUGGLE FOR FORTUNE IN
WESTERN AMERICA.
The batten published from tines to time, wanton by •
roving correspondeot in the Weetern territories of the
American Union, are strikiagly suggeetive of the die-
of the evereucreaeing strugele for fortune.. When
the world is overcrowded, the struggle for existence is
always severe, and lb. weeker and less determined most
no to the well. But catalpa... Lively recently • very moderate
capitel wee pretty sate to multiply rapidly, if the
pommel' had the essenUal qualities of manhood, and
emcee to realign himself to temporary exile. Australade
and America, in particular, offered golden opportunities
for investment, even before the discoveries of gold had
realite.l the deeamt of El Dirs.:lo. Then, when the more
stowable reiions .4 Australia had slowly been settled up,
mere daring spirits leoteok %kennel!. from England to
tee Pectic slopes ant .0 those range. of rocky mounia is.
and soowscapped eie rag that bound the expanse of the
Weet-rn prairies. 1,51105 that the pro ipector or adven-
turer had to carry his life in hie hand, and to protect his
poorrerry trout sharpers an' speculator,. es ims defended
his per se from roughs end R d 'adieus. But when he
had onca maOto op his mind t "risk if," the chances of
ruses imply covared all risks. Wnen primitive forms of
spec olation had been partially played out wrth the gather•
Ingot the sunroof gold and the qurck growth of cormyeti.
time, his shovel venuddity sought differeut fields. With
the demand foe brandatulla it bad been apeedily dis•
cos.'s.' that Cad°, his was come of the richest grain-
producing Countries io the world; while the boundless
plaihs that had boon Teruel by month,.o herds
of ',offal° might be turned to good account in breed-
ioe C Therm the fannies that yielded almost
!sheltie. 3033.3.111 in the sunny Western valleys
was corrow not, regions that might be more or lose
adapted tort, and mitt A.:needing along the upland streams
h. came • pr. it Sh:e pursuit, iro .pite of tho droughts sod
the !Militia Lammas. 8 ~ of the numerous adventurers who
were .arly no the roiled, meat or the survivor"; bocau-e
men of sobstAbce, while not • few of !hem were M,11300-
sirs.. That LA6 golden age is in groat measure eon by
is conclude. ly showo by our c irrespatid. nt s last conk
Os. •• .nching in Cvlorado.' C 'tirade. with
.Ls advantages aud corresponding drawbacks, may be
taken asa riir average sample of the bee t -rritory where
the novice Inmost to had elbow-room and • Career.
Yet it cannot b, said tint the proep, ct is etc Jurriging if
hr tueeni to farm 03 a considerable cc l.' or tore caws-
.cr on lain 000 account. We hear, on the one band,
of b.,,inorn,on men who pre...plotted 1011111 3C3 ac-es
tears ss,,, yresUrioAllir In • Ch 33Cey Of, •11 events, in a
.i.uat,o •12.1 which, at their own valustioo,
might now bitch 1:5 per. ace, ;Aways assuming that they
tied a puichmei—thst is to say, they might realise about
:1, which toy would I ',rely puzzled to re-invest
ti • montage. For mitt:tough the area of pasturage in
Colorado is great, lb., wet r supply is precerious or
capriciously d but re West would an Eueltai stock-
ist, eder say if his belied., as them:oust, elate of things, had
each day to Pavel ten miles to tee drinking place, awl
thee to, under • blaaicssuul Al the Name time we hear,
on sho arbor bend, of rick collie sego riationo monopolising
a tact ncrsage of ground by is mous the only pertneurnt
water c isroes. It let. us !hit in doing so they, elude the land
laws of the State, which theoretmally were devised to
e• c io-ege popu &um. But In *lodine them they hays
might end public sympathy Si well •11 Money at (her
beck; fir we are told tbet the ranchmen stand loyally
t 'gather in ileumce of their rights and privilege.,
which means Mot soy solitary new comer who settles
enson-4 them would ilnd teat his cattle "wool.!
not prosper" e• Ale Unlit once euphemitt-c oily
expressed it in one of his patriotic orations. Nor is that
&A. In order to turn this breed pastures to sec b'at,
irrigation on a great scale is indispensable
o•lug Is the broke* character of the country artificial
ie.' :won is excessively away. AO that assuredly in
C stored whim, in many rem. cis is a representative
taunt -ry. the future with its gel. must be Ii the groat
capitelisr. It is clear, tot that the capit .li4 is fully
ewer-. o' the fact. No ooly are the comixtmi railway
iliimpin•i.e eo inauy mammoth laudownere, It auks to
levith conceeeions which tbe Umon may have caries
to red. et. tut privs:e audinduele bite liven sprcin
I sting atomlaulY in tl.o e chine, of the tutors whet
pr. ct ir ally arc elrtaiaties. If we mly ti ult. a isia.irkable
paragraph whice app seed tim other rioy in an Amore an
Journ.l, some of the ...tett of them lon led inconoooli-to
are Eoglishmen. Yet it wee not without hesitation,
even .n more favourable &nee. that the molest camtelist
consebt el to expatriate himself. Setting garde that
love of coutotty which turns so qoichly to houiesicknem
with the ordinary Frenchman, th• men who submits to
tp -nd the beet of hls is no abroad sidlsl give up • great
riled that %oak.' lit. agreeable. As • rule, we may take
it f granted that he hop •to 'inure au soon es he has
re o bed what lie considers a competency, although •
con se of SYMMS nosy change his plane, since it is aa
aosi,nie t., tut short one'. prOnnl es on-'s looser. But he
will is dote top se hiu.self to hardships and privations
unlit. he looks to reaping • rich or • speedy reward. As
we ban Seen, there seems to be little hope of doing that
sowielar in Western America. There is is. ellen probe-
bdity f falliog oil your feet unwsisted la • promising
postwar speculations. of bee ,mine part•proprietor by an
sun ion', Or f handful of greenbscks, of one of three
pr33,•'1,3r, rt. er claim- In Vie fiber* Nevada. which, even
ea, ~e u lee. 10,41,1 millions it doiteta In Wail
street. The hopes of great gains aro gone, yet the affiances
are as hesordous ant the life is as bard as ever. The
English harmer has had hard times, but he has nothing
t contend with so disostrous or so diehe atoning as
seams of d.-solaing ICorti in three successive yews.
H. may complain, at long intervals, of excessive rambles,
but he knows pothing of the drought. Coat destroy every
living hing. Time was when the Western farmer, like
the Kentish or Somme bop-grower, could retrieve • series
of usfortnnste years by the marvellous prices of • single
season. Tuat, however, is the cam no longer, and one of
our correspondent's Co'oredo fanning sequel otonces spoke
with tad retignation of the hay (ellen to ES or ES 8.. per
t..n, which bad been known to fetch twelve 1161111 as much
only pf) yews .40. So much for some of the hazards ; and
as to the life. The s ttler, if he be • man of education
sal relined testes, has left all that he most dearly values
behind him. He has, indeed, • waterproof roof over hie
bead, with an ebundenes of coarse and monotonous fare.
But he abandons indefinitely the pleasures of congenial
society. Even the agriculturist is " crowded up "by rough
neighbours, end the cattle-bender must fall heck in the
company of hie cow-boy.. 111. ell very well fore man in
the vigour of his youth, extiilersted by the pleasures of
hope, and ova. flowing with high animal spirits, to kennel
In • lit mei and pass long days an the saddle. But aa years
goon, and he suspect@ that age Is cleating upon him, his
beg ns to fret over the bumble seaman that :molly amounts
to hsart-bre.kieg f toilers Marriage, of course, is out of
the question, rinks he mania to far beneath him that be
might eland as well have mated with an Inlian squaw.
These undeniable facts moat be looked fairly In the face
by anyone who thinks of taming to account his energy
and small mesas by pearldng historians* in the Far West
of America—l isms.

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