The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-12-26 00:00:00

THE TERRIBLE bROOKLYN TUEATRE
amino was perteetly dart, 1 Telt inittnatimily that
mime Agave was hovering about me. And than the PESTED BY 'ME PUBLIC ANALYTICAL
cloak I had been weak enough to throw over najainhe4 FIRE. CHEMIST.
In my fright was turned back, and a cold, The Attilerir-ah naPers rerwived at (2.teen„,.,„ ,T, s‘,. r.
IltY. ••••tlitain detail. of the rata.trephe fi, ,' .. p, ~,,e:, ,i
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hand passed slowly over toy fees. JOHNSON,
_Oh : the horror of that moment, I shall never kept rza...tnic, but the full exttint ttf tl t• fin i.lot ' • o • ,
it, for I knew no tore-I was senseless. ii iat the ticparttire of the 1.1.01, • ~, . V' • - JOPNSON AND 00'S
. . . . . 1.." .y. :-"It would be inns, •;!.h. , .',
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limo? th.tt totalled. At the appenr, ...a. 0. II .1..,.,.. 0. .0. l• an In tnero daYs, and a aaMmensial, , when I returned to consciousness it was broad day. the • flier a murmur went throt.,:i I.• PITP,Ie, TEA,
c 0...-. . „.1..,,,,,,,11E pleice to anotuer, ~ ,„
11401. &One lain(' elapsed before I amid distinctly surprire, wl in h quickly liturns, uf.:. etit.....i''' • 1 • leaping upwat tin an,l ewili,,. 1.
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I ) IN TIN FOIL PACKETS.
, ,„,ss .o _ 0.... the :10
recollect the events of the past night, or fovea to span. fi".
• ever lii„. coil my own_ family. One
wth..,,r11
ud10t.07...„12c
fw,i.r,k
,f.. 5 .: ~ .. . : . .. ~..., otel e 'lour, or other esinheration-
lf;•,,,.ceiltier, I arrived late at the
.. late where I then lay. erseketl Ind roared at if „twept, ~,• . ' ' - ' : I It• i.;.,:ating-of great strength and
Gating around me I saw that I was in • small barn
I: '- . • • Ili' ill .i-i, yorionirr, cold, buttery., alio
i , 1 Chcancr aivl /idler than any
t 1,0 night. Drawing up
:,,,biliic I.`r , • 1 or granary, with an opening je the roof through which fallare gage te-epotingr ov,'•ili
the ray, of the sun were already pouring. The floor
1., . ~. • ‘ ose pi,. ~ iottely-listting %Ate ryi
'lle cry of ' }lre, lire r range •. . ' •r:: :• • . '
("••• . .•" "el the "h"et:' rre was thickly strewn with strew, and on it, close at the
ensliri of the woriel.alid
~ ~. •1•'...•
- , •• ied tee her, and asked band rerh :44le tor the tlistr "I i - - • • •
were laid in a row six heaps envkloped •ii .
cloaks similar to the one that still bung loosely about reganllesn sofl le '•" l• '' r':'n t tl 0 busetti little lan ni
d- w e.. n0....1 i., . . . •
' etcei'mea ,
me. When I saw these I remembered in an instant what law iti .elf ere., ivatiuu :, •.. • '•,
. rorise. 'whuever
had gone before.' But with the daylight all stagy tti',;•igr,iv,,dal.y..
hti.t.,,:r1.11.7. it.h.....1,:,..r.,:
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re „Iola? And ,
' -In° ° . 7 „ fears had vani-hed. I got up on my lest-unsteady •
notiuid, soh hesitation,
why . and orampati as I was-and moved toward the bodie• sotruninleil olown tli ~ won.. i. ~,. ir o • • .
a re•s • nom in gling anti shrieking, cried riet i• ' t, '• • : • • •
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.. ......e.i. I°3'4 ene3rt :h.' - , What was it that had touched me in the darkness and all in v•tl • f n n'''' ' '•: n ' ..
vain . et. a Ow liiell, 1 R.. ....•:• a
made me semeless with horror?
f-s ...,...' l't :• en.'' I ea- Id, handy understand- i Rix bodies only! The men had spoken of eighal
IL ••• 4 d„ vJe -.
crowd,ut' "it nhe: e..r.1", raeingkich :it'en:iiiiiiiii:lll:l:"C:e;Tc' :::;:f.irrl-ii:: ':.:::.,.: ',1',•.:'::;'„":::;:..,‘'.!',::•'.::!;::...,1::::....::J i:
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. v,r... • Including myeelf. Where then IVY the seventh? H
• • chimed in mine host, in an ez.
the villains airetoly begun their diabolical task, and
ti krit yr tev eg' end mon in e place • a II On With the derheric.i .1 f•tr o •' • • C''' •` e int've lett a (i'" --- h 1 by
,'n, I were they now moving the bodies away on. by one? 1 1;
14.1-11g011g 1111,11 and wonieu tlig..;. :1 .11:1310.11‘•'...
xIW".I tone'i ,•0 10 .znet in a gear!? lux,
f ' lie's t.' leak down again on the straw, wondering what would anther as they pushed their NN ay. .1.10.1..11 t.t,attt' Yr;
P chill 01,,e1: „r tin to Weee Wee - W! • . ~. e be the best line of action to pursue. galleries-Piany. evelonie will. ft. •ht talkie- lo
tit"' "J',. tht t• Ineaniline we re lain nun
But I could not banish that ghastly, nocturnal tit ee tell,:rritir..,l°:ll,,),ltitteli..lo`r”il'il'i. nn-l• •••• "..
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bedroom, 11E4 Rare... Jog or no episode, from my mind. Had it been simply an ilin- ve,titoti, ~:o, large :cte, mei th..".;•",;,..... • '‘.
I
I, id be right sorry not to -11
;I:I 1" • 1:111 ao - ."'t mon of the senses, brought on by a fevered brain, and and out on what hre esti,' 1-itil : •-.:,-:,: n•
ts . • , r e,ittoiner as yereelf."
medal, nervousexcitement I' No , I gge eugefneed of there titiAt have to be ,throni.l ... r 1 1. • , •.
.• r` , 3 rett 49 -
F.' ..Lis.toi.' ',lid the other, euddt-nly struck mo.t frightful ii tic
iloct . . r . . ••
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the reality of what I had expevoriicenneedbeamne.
sudden:ly :
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As I sat thus thinking,
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wier.....if yer wouldna: mind, sleepin' in
44. audible outside the barn, several voices speak- ' crowd (rem the .lreq, envie ar I . " '''
~,,' ' •WO I.lee" a lit" in h. she &Id"' bag loudly. They approached nearer and nearer, the parniiet lilt its. the v,•.•til" . • '• • ••' •
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The door was then viulcutly shaken; the look a it, ..... ens Are ~o the crush tine ttened .. .
• • '''' ' I and, " l're no scruples ef' that
forced back, and • small band of men burst into Men. women, and children No i.O 1,1 11,. 1,,
writhing. shrieking th t•-. et :i o': 'i
'v.'s:, It'ie3`..! i tnni•l'l n".l.'it, miggetahl' le 'Lie the barn. Two of them were rural policemen- ......• the An.- that ;t w
„,, ,e 1 ; added.
mernters of the local constabulary-another was mine pohee, %vie. hvi :•••,:„. t., the r .„, . .• oh:,
- •••.. e tan tdieets tni the hed:'
haat a the in and there were two tor three of the thr„owl, the crowil in order t . ,- : ... .•
• ~ ,rre, and blankets, too," was the village labourers. Foretiamt, however, was a wild, tho pie tire t.f the terrified 1...,.1. 1
tt •entliavonrin •to rt"aelt
haggard -Its 'king man, clad in the dress of a meson. • • , ' , • • - • •
1 i • Metalled bv the i.„.w.e tit tue men hound woo , i.,•....,v ..:
-,. 1 ilto C'''"'ll'i:_t'',"•' 3 , .4,,;,„ # He emote towards me quickly.
... .clown Vlore who went in their y .i, y 1..1
frugal um' hearty -err' • '-'• o Thank God •" he cried. !' we have come in time."' and shrieks"( agony rent in Ow ai,..., ,i i ..•'
ft- It after halt an hours oh .t,
"
.Whv." I exclaimed eagerly, "how did you know I the women tem-ear:a:wed Out el' t!, -r, o .1 1.,.. •: ..
; - • •t le ready for bed, with their clothes tont •• 1.• . . ii , ~.
T here?'
. • „ , ••• was a large Noire one, M ... „
Because I was in this place myself with you half their tin•rses stripped tti titt it I, h '•• . ,L, .
r
- ' • ... • t.tend and heavy maroon- ' siteccedeti finally in gettiir: i' .• N. ll' ..' ... .. .. . ,
side wall; at this tittle 00' f .-• .1 e.•:•., th
i. • . •,... . , ge,!othe o.d-iashioned four- ee-heer ago," the man rePlied- '' 1 had • ifall from a
roof yesterday afternoon which made me stunned like, hots, anti rhawir„ art! newt' ~ .11.... as t'• . 1. 0 :': • •
n No la wardrobe and a chest of
. .. : When I come round I found myself in thishorrible holey selves sale in the rtrect, f.-II :: ,i'i, to 11 •• • . , I. i i
i • l'•-• .! ir d dr, tieing ta few hlo, and a f exeittnent in the neigh's., Irorl o.• :. .. t: .1 .
e.i: • • t • but it were pitch dark, and I could do nothing. When
treets in the vicinity were tille.t by t'• .1. . • • '• ie. ts •• • • w a.m. a brpad, low one. with a
those d-----d rascals brought you in soon after, I ".
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1 11.111011 t RR ffeßiXoll RR the 1.0.01.• v 1... 1- . 1 •. ' a •I 1
011(11, a
(peeing uttairti.. This I noticed
.. guessed from their talk what had happened to both narrow ("rape from a frightful tie Xi. 11. ht,it.... •ird
~" •' '' i` fwrened, but Al not trouble myseir
friend, of the per:snot known to Lave gen. to th • thent re
on us though o' course I thought !.,ou were reallydeed.
:-•••.run'Y • r. • •ir, d and sleepy for aught /lon tiv. sidewalk erring tot.; wrin_iti • 11,..ir 11:00111.
,••--,snaelaz ' ' .s. I I . But 'when iloWd gone I heard some one a tatted
t:: • :' "I
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'' ' the a e occupant. mutterhe and moanin' like near me. I then thought and ule'int7lrlY,
w,1:,,V0t,11" 11". 'l',.`',l 1,,,,'„ Ir',l,,ti
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•,., • . '0,,,, i o hearth. I did not, aa
perhaps you'd been brought here stir Ittres. lite WIIOIC acne v' ;ye sit . totribl.: en'tt, unit trill not 110
3 ••• ' • . i i• Ir.: ore re•lrtng to reg. The night
num ...._
ine. so I crept along - the strew towards FOOll (Or:101km by anyone wiliti wither•v•l it."
'.-• • . - ens,: tut.. i eoula 111. a sleep for the wherel heard t' noise, and put my hand on your tam :An eye witness rays :-" war it t the On,: eirele. Softie
;• • ':
~ ,i.,.1,.. ~r ,l j...a1e,1 dhanally round the
to see if yer were breathing. Then I stopped close to inflammable material :on, nt the v.iit e. teht lin front a
' .•. t. e,.11-e. TiR I•Id SigltlNlKlli, too, ClV.,kill
you till moritin', when l found you were alive but oat gas iin Il
c.t. lin nfer; tilx,Trit. t,lrrs,.,-",;•;,,e1,;0rth. reil wet.l:4
~1 to tail fro with euch recurring
o' your settees. I then managed, though I were weak Trme 'Tlie iin'
tlet'unes Noon 410.1.....: 1.. the tit
hover and lower in the
and badly wi' tuy fall, to reach that hole in t' roof and ereh.ted a panie among the Stlii logy!' ore
' ' '' '. • • • • ' •••t in? the whole room in . .
.: scramble el.,wit to t' grouna. I cut off as fast as I wen. at ietfe thrown 01. h. sett !..-• i•t•
rushed thrite;:li them iu.ocit.t - , ~, - wittunit ; notiong
could ta tho village and woke up the hobbit* and here 1'
ore ntany. partiellkrar !...1, .
' • •'. ' .-71,.... lNo.aai Illg uncurtained
we are, l'iti rew. glad to say. juiat in time to catch the l
:12.• fire, the groat wall whi -I. .1- ..!.
o - • I tirci •.- I was, somehow I could
~../ d-d villains at their work." Johnson-rtreet shin fell tot...tor-1 i. to titt• 1,. t e
I had listened to him breathless. Here, then, was loud h 1 the n eras-, ant. .-e -ante, -1, .t at c..r• t: • , !,.. •••• •• : :
"I'. ~,,,„ lo'n ShOl I
rtt starlt three o' m
clock in the morn- ..
. o . o : ~., r, 1..1 t t... 1 •t. ! a
e solution of the mystery. I to!rl the littlethrong mil
fin
thre t
e•sterey be tie front
iltling wof twhlnto I
:t. irl, ...'. ..1 tIo. t: .t• • •
led front my half-conscious
that had hai r•ned to me-the whole story of to, es.
trirs Kate Claxton, the - ••.• 't •.I a -
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-1-w- , ..- .
si -- •.c itiii:l in t tic storm, voices con-
traordinary adventure with the llbody-snatchers.
ny 1 .111 .. . .
11. at was Imall'..T tierfarn.ed. , •I .• i' •
r • , 1 ~.,,.....,.. wiedow. The house was
. n....:e." • .l 1 htvl barely finished toy narration, when one of the dithenity. anti at ere tilt, w.,. 1:, • • •.•. : . • 1•••
not! 'shalt, s IRA far front the
.A 00netuhlr. call tet us all to be silent. The two out- p•-...iti•n m , (re uliti-li her 1.--., tt. .' r ' • •I .
I ':
• ..
.• 1 ' ht ."'nn4 awl listened
rite were appr.eiehing the barn-walking blindfold in r. In her ettrittoiv
r • • , : ••.,: •••• treO to st ri he tic:dust
to their doom. They had scarcely reached the door invalid brother of thr kite; It
•••••11. ori. k•'• the not ico, and the Tutees
when the Bent hands of the law were laid heavily on e...lfoor..tthbietelft.ili ~..vi!.ii;t4n0,1„..,,nar:,,..1.4.1: f0rt;!.,,.• '., - 1,1
nt..ii‘.
I cold liaw hear tilt. betty
their shoulders.
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wis
wile
roam r.,sid
one.
ingsTh,e.y were waulkaceed off to gaol, followed by the boot- by the seener thee had w ite••
' litrt,lll. erself stilli.•!,•!ttl, h. •• Il e .
, . t the (alp I •
"When the aro w•ent tip, . . .
..t.
• '• ' '''''6 '''• I 'l'. if lh'" ei""dy was to For ntytulf a vehicle was procured, and Iwe
tal
dene, I woo IVO,: 011., I'
re' r 5,... 0;1"e' ' •I
' ' • escortedcorescortedhack to the inn with a great deal of demon- (Mr. Munich) leaning over ..„
er a.r .• W 7-70 /I' . II- '''''i,t 113 ,inak e „4",,
striation on the part of the little crowd. heard it whirpereti from th • o •.. .• 1
i , . ..• • • • • :sr .t•ti of these nihtg
A.s for the worthy mason, I made hint a email pre- theatre war en fire. f 1i.!..e.
...: . it...: of. nearly forty then remmi-e.i Mi., 4
-I.:eft-in, or procuring sent out of my own pticket, notwithstanding the super-
tioritre ir on lire; look lstltint., t • •
. • natural terrors ha had clused tie the night before.
i did not awake to the peril. •1 -
. • , ,-. • d yt•rpoits for
The barn was soon afterwards cleared of its loath- win „.iii4„.l to on on 'lll.
w,n'e some contents, which were consigned oi.centore to their e,ove.l to go .4. The 1413‘. 6 ••t
•
• ~ •i....i. I.:reu. 'or lala Pierre's ther (Mrs. Farrer) r•
, rate/.
.• s the Lorror wild g
'• "•
- regartied till: de- At noon I took my departure, heartily glad to get sha.:-ir-ur.:•,,zian ejta.ll2 0 ‘ ..31.r.0,b,,i-7tios.t.o nerl,..
, away from the scene of the dismal horrors I had so the CatlN.lllol COlll
n't 'il' I" 6 t...celnumn,, lividly ex; erier.eed ; it,d thus ended the most esonek- r,„;1 ti,,,,, I „w „uth. t„,,,,.°
..• .. 1. rots es "u oe lintels.
the e..winy. Mr. Mortl.tek. l'e,
able adventure of my liife. -,
.. . , et, :•..., in order to 141 W theta at I Iv, Ralllo tilllo. '
Ls END.
roaring noise 1/011414 the ~,eeno.
• -,,.....,e,.err,' or '" resur- ,
than the sight of the tint. Neill
• - ..... ;.-rdied. Judge .....--..---
It,' audience catultt ,i,..tht of 'let
.... It: nt.,ite s .•1 i'leant
' Fire .rang through the Lod,.
. , .• .1 know ti...: I was i nettienre rese eta um...
~ . I: ..:: the 1..0 ..elli in .lightnit knowledge of one atiot •
chrneti Ilan& anti P1,.04 allinet '
..... r pr..'oe.ble wassiust in
mit. 'We are 14•101aNen y,ll .
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the 1!c,,,el 1,. .:1•t 11 11 ••• : 61,.., • •
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• • . o r...iot- -.rose was to mti wit turned t t • . at, •
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Ler w. eye full of ieorg,
6.1.; -he watch'd tno dead forms flitting—
(l h..r.s of otkter, bsppia years.
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Pte.ures, Pcul ptures, looked down grimly.
Thamth bede?leil with holly red,
As tile light fell drew and diudy
On the homed dark brown
Christmas bells rang loud an I gladly.
Friends long parted met again,
But their voices sounded ridly,
Only woks the slotuliring pain.
Crisper falls the snow and erirper.
Silver now the once brown head,
Still she waits the augers whisper.
To acto2 and join the dead.
Still shr• clasps her pried love token.
And has taught us how to live;
Let us learn, although heartbroken,
To forget and to forgive.

\ Vl' tRiLLA PILIS are
ka.orn for all bilious
„ 1, onpltiuts, and indigei.

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!: I 1.1 .k 111 NT NIEN f. the beet
.erl oicl scall.,; each in boats,
I I. ,t. By ii.at 15, 36, and GO

matin, FA.
ftt ; I lify would

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tth,• I et. to! ; •
; t it, '•
Tit. !!re in : 05 5 .
I 1 exeltut..iti. it 11" tiot ' t . •
tht ,tectt. T 1 e nano, v.., •... • • ' -
n telt their e oirttento . t ;
Mrs. W.wron. !•. ,
crooked TT,S'lttf. wayson.- • '
trouble gamed the netliterit.: . •
yet notate distance to go. 11,
there %VHS still a crowtl of ost ; •
We cot into the ctowtl ant! ,1 I
now and attain we ft It tliat t. •,1. •
OTICC I 10'3W.! flow It IWO "at, 1.•, .•
torteti and It-rot. It we.: a ',iris' ; I
ferget it. Afteenartli I ..I,v .
Was herribly inftwett rtn 1•1'
del. We now ctt into the •It '
police ktatiou, where & it.mtl,w4•lll

er;•ite -me t!'r .d i n or Ice

r. LIN. 9

AiiP. ,hlolt,rtl)itt.erl
e .a inysiipposeueharacter
. w.lt. the characters id the
e . ..,t io non--wen burdened and
' ,1 tv rriiint-cf every description to fear
•• . :sur could I rush to the door and make
I 1;f ,i 1 'i.,;.• ;'llr hi my fright I bad hut a vague
G. • ten-h. the door %sus situated, atid the
~A I ta.d tiefi,re was dark 64 pitch.
.m.tice, too, occiiitit.d sothorte period.
rocin before I bad hod breathing
,:-: • My hut r•ntlu'ion ro they neared the bed wee
rerfycly still and assume the character of a
e
Tail cottage and crength enough left to draw
case h ad, and straighten nI into
r:at : het, hathig dote so, the terror and
vetted to henuttib use and
.Y it Fes. I was like one in hideous
vs: etHus I-rounding facts, but unable
• , • • .nit nag. ti RA it were to the spot,
v erey of v.. 7- hylligerents. Such
4.1 - .• • ,t I then es rienced it is vs. -t the lit
' • • . Iw o. utterly powerless, and
, ,htltr•• at alai, au going on around
••• • itym.tnen: toward the bed, a

pr rt...r.dil 2

.‘,.( curry IN CREDITING.

'• ft :4 t

to Pr.m.k Trade, mid to bring
mcn t,,orthrr.

IS6O.
' AND CO'S
lil;''1
~r.•;11 AND FonrraN
INIIITIEY OFFICES.

CHRISTMAS Mk.IIORIES.
(By Id.de In The Pre:e Magazine.)
Onee more athwart the frosty sir,
The Christmas bells peal forth their chime,
Ones more, alone, I linger where
We lingered that sweet Christmas time—
Once more I feel her hand in mine,
Once more I see those trusting eyes
Look upward with that light divine,
The light of love that never die.;
Once more I see that wealth of hair,
Fair falling front the shapely head;
Owe more I see that beauty rare—
Oh : God—my love, my life is dead.
Not dead to me--again I feel
Ifer kisses nestling on my lips—
Once more her hands confiding steal,
I clasp those gentle fingertips—
Again I hear love's whisper low,
Again it murmurs " trust and welt."
Once more we linger in the snow
li..netvh that ancient I roiled gate.
Again I press her to my heart,
Again the bells ring out their chime—
/Dreamt, dreams—yet love hall bear its part.
And memory make my Christmas time.
I we the scarlet harries glean).
I see the ivy on the will,
I see the ruddy firelight rtroam
Acro,s the portal of the hall.
I tee bright eyes and laisghimy mein.
And youth's fair beauty will enthral,
And once again I see lily Queen. I
The fairest fair amonyt them all.
Once more the yule logs fiercely glow
And show frost's pictures on the pans.
Once more, across the driven snow,
We listen to the bells aga;u -- -
Vow peali,,g forth, now faint and slow,,
Telling of joy and pawing pain,
Telling that through the Saviour's INA
God's lore on earth once more shall raga.
Again we gaily join the dance,
And whirl the midnight hears away;
Again I we that loving glance,
And hear the gently-rourniur'd "stay.'

0, Ot rters —CheaOtle. London, E.C.

OF TIOSE Wirt) HAVE TRIED
TIIESE OFFICES.
11.01.rv, and WILKINA, Itermond
, -" Vortb•r no.l Final Report', moat
.tr, —made a trial of other
f. • ,umri.tl laformation, but our experience
,t. f 0. ~roughly roolnl information and
il•..ririe4. your 01fiee tinque,dionahly
.14. r Three ream
NI. N an., ('ICANDLER, Agricultural
tarers, Mancheater.—" Not led us

ADVIIC7 TO MOTHERS !-.or.- y•
• elk child mid...silt: v... ott tidt I
• mire to a Owl.. ..1. •.,,1 ,:,•I
1400111101; ,1 MA'. It s, i.. 1 I. ''C
in0,....t1..0• ly.. Is li. p. rt, ~11 • • .
tw.te, :. i.,... • • -
chill fn4o pd• ...1..l •i, • I.:. •• •
a hotton." It .O.AL,, ol..• . • .
allw. ell twin, 1..1..0 •• e .1,1, I
the hest know.. tr,.l•••' \ f• c .; .
wit 'they ari.:l. it Ad 1. • 1 ',•• .
Winshoe's :10..•lithl: Sre...
s•rt-where at Is Illd per I.•• •'•
York. anti at ifft Oxford-..tr • . :.••••
THROAT A 1TE471,•08 AV r. ~.. .
from irrltati, a. of the <I., .. •• .
agreeably dorpri tel at the :di .• • • • . . 1.
Ity the me of " Ilnown . I .•
famous "Limuces " are now t
ehertids in this mustn't-
troutiod with a "backints . • • .:
Wonchial affs•tion., canted • . ; i • t . t
trout lee, vli allow.. Ito peen-. 0-. : • '• it.
and Asttimatie ttlfectior . °. .• tt ..• tO.
Bono !dal Tr dies- ni, , :: t'
etsch Lox.- Nlannfnetur,-! '• •
Ihrdon,liniti ,1 State theo it.
VA/A:MILE 1111sCOVERT lOR '.. A I 'II %IR.
is tarnin.: ere)" or white• ". ° •••I •-• '''• •
Merican Hair Renewer," i.e . . . •
.... ••• . ,
to, ry Cs,' Grey to, While hi.. - 1....
without leaving the disogreeal,l.,:...ol
It makes the aair 14110111/11:,i; . 1 • .111 ~
..7, .. v
If -
remit' •
. 'SS ground they thrust WO gland
Into a wheri- prosioding thr growth is' t
the hi.
''llsr•• I wus Idoldet, in a .jutuitity of straw. As the s are not de....yed.
" Miextres 11011/ ILENE. 1- I:, '',,•' • . ‘ .
....r, „:., Al 0(1 brenthh la. one of the villains GALLue, Lot Oxford Street, 1,01 .1 •, , i , ,
I ..1.10:1, and l'of 1111 l crs everywhere At .: . . Is.< • .
. e • ,u.ck as pm:Sib:El " Ft.oiti LIM: '. -FOR Ynr Tr • I . .•• •., .••
f' I• •it: f hurried and jogged along in the drors of the liquid " Florill t• ' '
"' hte ••, for whs.l tq peored about it quarter of . brush produces in pleman•
° •,. ,• w. rds were sle.ken by either of toy etc it elf the te.:th (non en . .. . • .
the Ir. els, ye-event, L.llflar,
;Ai .1 14 01411 the end of it all be ': lit.'s a premittr pearly.whit .L.• -, . • 1 , . I
"" ' ''•°•!1.••• My l•ratit reeled again with es- the breitth• It re0...e.., ~ii .r . I .. :
•- - '1..1 tu:loc'etion of toy body and the dcrayed teeth or c.a.:, - ...,.„.1 • ,
,• • 1.,
.„
. hf hty linito wide inn feel utterly being eompo.ml in nitet "I 11-r• • ' 1 • ,
.-r :OA 111014. ilPi 0148. At length the chow t . the tea., and th.. ~,. , , • ~1 • ,
ago. thirst 2. al, :If all 1 'lmo' I I, , •
' ' .'1:• •.• tht, cesse,d. The si raw was rernovect mr 11.:nry C. GALLUP. 111:11.10i,
' - "' • 1 ' was carried for a few yards- HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND I'.: ,S i
TI•m• I renieinher beb.g laid Shortness of Breath. -- Ti,,. .. d• .
with craw, with the cloak still invaluable for peetoral .. all .:0,. •
' ' 1 : hrld I`l.ll body.
e ' ' 0 • , u...er, it, " told the voice of
•.:.°1 .: 0 .-clinquivln it biti. " 1 think we've ctlit tnnicetnitutwill"ruTli."..3l.llu.r.OiC.';
11'',.• 0 ....1.,..•
in.; the akin is earned .Iti, •••, . e •It
expels all baptist ie.. All th, I , ~ • ..
'''
' '''''' • • tt-k. 1,. feet. it.r, been a lIICS MHO '
•.. „ , passes through the lama°. .... :
', t 'Me lain tine' in a week is ! tending 0. pn.duce di... • ' .
" ' itol that were a lucky chance wa au.l prinaueigly IleilLT Ili, •.. ,
'len 'yand msson chap as was • ' 0i.....u5l froia the system. ii..
0.! lel. <Mat( and killed himself. Lucky, I perfectly accomplish this pun.
.t. was i: ..A.e by. 7 1 I blood, thus cleansed, the hal •
mudictsownts vac)... the e rt let,
r..plied • . , otlicr, "but It were a awful sod- I. . ----.
_ .___ ._ ____ holy, owl thus cures all dm ow 1..
' ill, i•ye, wer-r.'t it? lie died when he . What is the difference between a land surveyor and or extenuff.
• • l',. it Si.. much as a growl." a scarf ? One is agent for property, the other a proper .
:Car Tat ta MOM PRltri.,-:.
.. • . ,• , .1 weren't our fwilt, and as he tie for a gent, • Fug:rout and deliei 111 l s Ti., •
~ •••"' • •it I, .rut i' main' a trlll3 out E.', TOX Et Oa Cortalt. •
way wee . 4 n N Nth I the ark like a disappointed rat- 111 : :' •
whe ohtathed air tieht p• .
.- • ' • rsr r I'Vescl u' 'edits it rot in l' ground
catcher ? -I.lreltille it was forty days before he saw ere- f 2 „y. .„ ; 11,.. 4 11111 r,. , .
.......
~.. - . •.:' I ...d le, But let's be off now. or 11-rat (Ararat), litkoric Conf.-timers, Sto
n, r • ..
f .. ' •' e hack again early to get 'em all clean
Why Is a man stun on a mongers sop
ileh ' h like "`b. rt, at3l theiked followinr nr, •. ..
i "
2... dd. : ,
the door was closed and locked. •by meddling fellow ?-I.lecause he Is over a fish- Liscked in Tins, ..., 4 awl s I
dlow as Imported. TT
th ..., 1
i,.
..
~
, , • ','•',, arkness AlAlone? I shuddered as houmli
se (cious).
• . ' •••• ',lf whom 1 was companio• ed From Why is a locomotive steam-englne like a 111 drunkard ?- ' 1:13i1"'"*.
l'ost °thee Or, cr. c , • :,
Stallion in
"e. , 1... ,
t• - ° •..o! ered front the aunt 0 conversation, -Because It often whets its whistle, and is always to ask Mr 1...105i, it ilier •• At . •
. .
° • ' ' Orsil bodies now under the rime rod taking draughts- - fii,e all otherc, Ili her ....Immo • •
, - 0 • wswitemse -....• I. •. .
Toni went out, his dog with him; he went not before, ' -ii're "f , , 1 • ,
-. r an.. ........niros
• '' ' -. a postie••••.< i rhr to MP 111311, hISTIng nehiud, nor on ono sWc of him, then where did he gel ,‘",;.1 . urey, t, re,i.•'.
' ''. I it dere., • oi all thii.gs Pummel- -Oa the ark t aide. 1 particulars of attenrY :tit:" v•• 00. -
I I ought ovor my strong • and Itideou '
' Why is • sporting clergyman lilac soldier who runs HECMITT'S I'ARIS BLitt:. -1, • ~• ...
~,: , • .111.1 not r,si4. the etdif, creepy sensate& from a nor t. - Because he departs from his sphere of this Istunolty Ilitte over all el., .
u . : . ,ver me, :.i.td L trembled with • vague.. motion (fear of action). i atiun of its merits lir tie, 1.... •,,
, I the usual result., via.. ..
Why is a pack of cards, of only fifty-one in the ,
t ,;; :,,,,,H4 fr'.4" the recumbent pcmture I had re- I,
my arrival. and steadying pack, sent house, like • peek of cards of fifty-two ?- 0 Ttod t simply in 11/li/ '1 'lc • •
myself on my 1 ace , not .. , . . .
~
rid to pierce the donee derknees that sur- , itec:ufse they're sent Ln-complete. taunt of the litter imtinly . .. ..;.. ,
1 making the general antteerotm.: . I he a •A,
mnuel ~,, .• that of Ow izenoine artTele."l',
.:.! dis • •I•
between a sweep and a
I r „ad '• ' ei-eld see nothing-literally nothing. What lithe difference r Nce fore to caution all buyens to se. 'l•._ et, •• 1••. •.•
~,,..,;
e. me more about l' or" fear of coming into loath- man in a new suit of mounting P-One is blacked with each pgekot.
;
f. .'n'o". with A me •tf those horrible, idotionitcs soot, and the other rooted with black.
. .:,. 1 Itnew to' HVNTSDI JANOS MIN 11" ' XIIS. - - TI
1,, ~ I. ' ha lying around use. A sickly, name- What. are the requisitea for • lady who desires to enter'
pervaded the atumspliere. Tho air was dose the cigar trade ?-18he ought to have capital to back her, Natural Aperient.-" I bay, I.:3•id n.e f t et lone ii I
Jdnes Mineral Water mei ie.: • it: I.ll'r ..lii • i -
10Pgreitive.
11, dor, ~galr. and longed for steep: for I he*. Isetbsoupahloo swn
iul
lf f:utteadalwaysiflonshkellgomfor a quid pro gal), and thjg country. anti with evel di. r , It, 1.„..
. vill.:.
, took upon the intnelneti •lf .14 ....it •r .• . • 'II'I
. • r, me only to elev.., hut to 'mum A feeling all persons detest, ; with other similar water a•• •,,1, In ••• •• .• • •
• t l's s ode • L 1v... Meanwhile my I trreat as the me of Hp., ts , • . ..,,• ~.
Alt hough 'fie by every one felt,
•: - ii, - ..• e• to• . . Al., e with the By Iwo letters fully expredd, • etniiloyment ~f o :ILI! ••. dr : . dl• •' '
I :
11. e do • . • 'hit teillnees of a tomb. form. A t•E ry SDI 19 1111.111.. C. • • ',.• 7 i
14 twice two invariably spelt.
•' , .....• t , b.a rye I.•re mot n ore feverish v s ' Water Hel
ri
ices to seem-, ~. • ,
~
-a the time no-. • : F.O r. so rye was - - • P '
r 3,.• • •-•• li'frifre' I. .OJc pr. eh of am eeptibillty ; Who Is au emluble arid &tartan: girl like one letter i f,dhiwed by a cup .4 t.,:. r. .
.•
.°. '°'••'l In I. •I 1 erlroet. I could have imp in theur an
lit, other on its way 0 award. you, . Neither eiegoee. ~r
t u. , di, .. i,, t oat RP iv, ~,,...,,,,,,,. moth r igariug a torch, uud another singing psalms I wit)? will be ". -"1"1 l'' "
I "3. I -; ,rted up, atilt E. great throb at •ily -Beca.ou atte it, A•tuusilife, 1.1-coUliog, D-ligbting, and tio" -.l' elltr "1"Y be 'I ii
'••••• • '
yo fruif II ~..lmitir,- ~• ~., .• .
dr ds of persitientiol. pourint• fr•on my l'i•cllslitinor. liable front time to tit, • • ,f,
' • • mita am Li- vire almost ill' tr rceptl,4y, Why
a ~...° ""4 '"`ts° de me. I eculd hardly are horsemen. dairTment I'llfr", SewPitrelie., Mt:al:A." - (Si Ined) Al.
t"Prms dressmakers, and topem found at the isle of Wight ?- Physidan t.t t leiriu : I ~. - I -ea .1. , ...timer on
dea "ifl. It avow. ...serer and nearer, that un- Because ihe first Rosy hove a Byde there; the second clinked Medicine aud l'hy•ie ....ry in the Hospital
°am, ictislble something. I lay hack Cowes ; the third • Bight .if AIUMOn (bite of alum in); ScluriL In orriginel bottles, price 2s, and la, lid,, of
• WWI). still. To move away was impossible; the fourth Needles; the filth 'inkling ; and the lad ell chemists and mineral water dealers.--A wine glass
. Wa. "Vial with Yr sae u, the. soot Though all Ner.port. full • does.

!. ',or. ET, junr. an.l Bradford,
Ivi.--"Con.ful -notroubleminrod
, • , • ba.4 our highest common-

.1

n!.11 a dark lantern iris•
un-
• r.cni with • flood of light.
' pik:ttli from my face: the full
t iurned on me, and the °over

• • tios, Merchants, Lee4lH.
„ • i rmatiqn -the importance ot yonr
inf.rma•ion from more than one
, it+elf—nlmumre in reaps:mewling

; n,nt •;atekly away: My eyes being
fate naturally pal,, the Mains
for it In, ~.en' doubt fact
' ,Iv all. Ts,' strong, stalwart
n"1 hcn. me fro,.t the Led. I was
ci,.7.1/4 :011 cerr.tql by the two men
• i! rough the Wine,
• •, , to a isdde- by 'Lowlier.
• , n t,y lb%) foreur et nom, while
Lt Lid 1 the In :id and t.houlders.
1. cOliN e) ed down the ladder
fr I'll the rnaune nature it the
•,I. enveloped ine and hardly tible to
^A&

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l'simEn's Biscuit 'Factory
1: 1.11 1.nol." Members Seven years.
. !:ItA 711111 Co.. Sewing Machine
\ Works, Keigliley.—" No 1.1
• f-41,.w0i out your instructions
f, r yt. ."

• ••••

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g,jam these °flea as Mcrabern
1,1 the tir.t of any month.
, • Provincial Bank to FLINT

TIITVNi- E 5 rm., £lO by. andupwarda

,11‘111.
leqfen.l Lir a I'mapectua, free on applies-

I. • '

TRADE M RKS REGISTRATION.

VVEltl. TR ADE MARK mnat be
!4 :Tr.t.i:i) .new tinder the recent Act.
. • ••• •ti at Stationer's Hall or else-
. ' •• ,° pply at nce to FLINT and Co.,
. E.C.
• 1- • ,i4riv,l in America, Germany,
' • I ;nental countries.
Tranilations into any foreign

Ones more!—
Who said It was a dream ?—s true'
God's pity gave me Ida anew,
But ileetlng.—Am I then Moue?
le 'he, my queen, my loved one, gone?
Not gone—for Mill her forum I me—
Still Imere--love but tLe deeper grew—
beau *Ala tn.

. NTIBILIOUS PILLS
•• • ~ ,v_Nt nfliimore!o wciety
lITAR
• ! • °thou, the Kingdom
1 t • ••• lid, 24 4e 6a. 11:14
1 M. IND.Siitiltr. LONDON.

we
Not gone, ,nyangetbr
le travelling life's long journey through.
Ring out, dear tella„rlog wild and free,

I

,• N T I RITA °US PILLS,
. (fII -and, pmnliar

P-eal sWeetfy o'er ihe pimping raffis—
hly love N mink and mill with me,
As ou that Christmas bag ago.

:

d 1,1 mil lest vv.:unlit° aperients. with
iem of the camomile. They • ill he
in ,t • ttivarl.,us manly for dennuement of
• r_ •, 4, an I for tend.' action of the lien
and the seven!
; • . Ever tvenplainte. 'they epeedilv
al:•1 leveri di state of the stomach. alhiv
Ii I c•in•litioti id the liver and enure
-;r. toot a into mid huskily sem et hot of
t••l'ttllitct .4 v matter and oiler
q.',lthtitte tit the hl aid, mint injoriousle
It 1., loeys ; Mos, I,v removinu tit ratan
i• scoitifort they restore the encruisia
' T. th who indulcv In the Inaurin
• pr. vs lawful, on:Ltd •
thev nicet with an unusual
ii..itter hi the otonnsh anti
ro,", arrival in India or Mina theV
,•,, , .51 ii .uramst it,, klal disorder*
• •O• .• t•t to tt eL•tit 41.1 Lltte, 11.4,00411 W
!. ill frtaptsittiv found to
l'l, sirthe Pt:creams, that
lot the liver which is la.
id ere frlmil. and OulletitalleaSt

--T% • •

1

• ' '

th 1:, Pills are not reeoinmeitheil
x 3CtiTt hkirroliente ; on
•I, Iby ra tamrkable simplicity
hat• s. r nlrrir they Inay be found to
, ,•, h oho, the ',election of pure drugs, and
t.. •Tul attentbal bk Armed Itp./11 their surge-
upo, the acknowledged peculiarity of

„ .
• • : ecn,l44 as r, inßaCes. nor are they adapted
• • , ii a mild and efficacious its:tient and
• • •• ,diveliimati••ti it will not, pedlar., he
•
et. 0,4: that they hat° been retortal to under
-•.:;ll4tint.l'haugrm nf climate, or atmosiMerie eJtrrna-
• lb anvxtrtor.linarf fuccess for ups anis of
•• IN Tho not hr.ted family alierient may be had through-
,: :: • roiled Nilez,e•ni in bo•esat Li lid, is 91, as 6,1, anal
11- •llasin in li,, Chins, Now Ziadand, and the Australian
e • •nier

,111111;

j_ 's _A Nl' HI I. lOUS PILLS.
the last 76 years for
i" atl, 1. 2.M, 4a 6.1, awl 11._ -

I too 1, E'S ANTIIIILIOI7S PILLS,
the la-I. 7r, years for
.tvrrerloN3.
I I :).1 41 I;

111:: I.
.1.

,fIoCKLE's ANTIBILIOUS PILLS,
Tu the ia.4 76 yean, tor

171 V!-:It
I, Item.* 10. 2. 5.1, 4. 461.. w

C 00SLE'S ANTI It ILIoUS PILLS,
THE MAFICIT
FAMILY APERLINT.
13 Nom at 13 lid, Ile Id, id ad,

THE DORs Fir COUNTY EXPREs AN i) AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1876.