The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-01-04 00:00:00

VOL. X X 1 1,074. •
97013011111 AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY.
ESTABLISSID 1852.
a. T. VISOR begs to announce that his
seet SALE of FAT sad STORE BEASTS,
pIGS, HORSES, lc., will be held on
ILlZ:tihir,lB76ka ,;ebtartigeßlELP:lB.72llY,
OgSthildL PISNEXT CITRUS :
fat Heifers 4 Ditto 4 Ditto 3 Ditto
3 Cows and Heifers, some with calves, the
°then war taalving, the property of Mr. W.
Hull
$ Good Heifers and Calves, the property ef Mr.
Rent, Afflington
3 Heifers and Calves 2 Ditto 2 Ditto
15 Frob young Barreoers, the property of Mr. Gray
4 ?rah Barrows
$ gareeuen 3 Ditto 2 Ditto
$ yet Caleee
fens
$$ yet SCethere
a Fat Ewes 20 Ditto 20 Ditto
couunision-4.1. in the E on Cattle and Sheep, 5
pee ant. on Bores and Implements. Proceeds of Saki
.eid le Vendors MOO day
'—peeed Number Mb, 1873. Aaag=sVolukaltuktioo,
ad matey GEue, 54, 5i.0.1,4t05e4,
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DORCHESTER HORSE REPOSITORY,
TIMM Smarr.
In. T. ENSOR begs to announce that the
AL nest general SALE HORSES will be held
a sAni,„,., J.,NrAnt 15th. 1876, at the New and
spatioes Rtrotirroar, TRINITY-RTWILET, where every
snmentotiation for Horses of all descriptions is pro-
TWA
PIESENT ENTRIDt :
Bay Hone. sii yt arp, 15.3, a good hunter
Ray Cob, foie years, 14.2, quiet to ride or drive.
Bay Cobs, ILI, quiet in harness
Day Cart Mate, quiet worker
Early entries are solicited.
Sale at Tao o'clock punctually.
Dorchester. December 21st. 1875.

Cain.
ow assis.hag Miles from Dorchester Railway Station.
MillitrnS°strulicti.
11 favoured
I:
to &announce that
the ANNUAL SALE of TIMBER,
Pole.. Fasuots, Firewood will be held on
*CAL JANUARY 17th, 1576.
?isictalazs will be given in future Advertisements
sisa gsadlills.
TOLLER FRATRUM.
rehestar and one Mile from the
WrisidenMaieNfreirts.m.? 'Station of the Great Western
Railway.
f most Important SALEof about
bailer/ N.tceD.E. a
Vni/N CATTLE.
(R. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
)1 indructions to SELL by AUCTION, on
from. Frsa,..,„ nth__, 1_876 (being Mr. ar
day
t-
D.„,('attic Fair).—The lateer (..
nail,. DEVON HERD, which for numb!", sizeL
guilty, ~,4,,,,., cost, symmetry, constitution. and
'akin; is enovalled by any Herd of Devon. in the
liisr.l.o.
Particulars will be given in Catalogue in due course.
Aucties Offics, 54, South-Street, I)orchester.
MORD AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY
IILAN SPRING CATTLE SALES.
ML T.
SALE will thelrnoonlffanthanzatntahse,
Poway Sind, KT., far which early Entries are
Wicked.
WAREHAM SPRING CATTLE MARKETS.
• 'ult. I'. ENSOR hip_ to announce that his
[VI. lest SALE willbe MO on Tu &MUT, FEBRUARY
811.1176. tor which early Entries are solicited.
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ALL WHO HAVE A GARDEN
MOULD VORD)11011
SUTTON'S AXANICUREP GUIDE
For 1876,
New and Greatly Enlarged Edition.
ma Is., Pool TRU roe 14 STAMPS,
GIATia To CUSTOMERS.
eurrors AHATEITIUP GIIIIIR POE 1876
THE MOST HIM-Tit:AL WORK ON
VP; ETABLE AND FLOWER
. GARDENING
Yet publishel. It contains THREE HANDSOME
purist) PLATEs, and nearly 500 ENO,6AVINGR also
O.IIPLITE CULTURAL INsTRUCTIONS, Ana a complete
saleadm ~f operations, INVALUABLE ALICE TO THE
&mute AND yRoYEAMoNAL GARDENER. It should be
sossidted by all who wish to grow of
VEGETABLES I At the
Tim Best
FLOWERS I least
Quality POTATOES I Expense.
"Full of sound and useful instruction on gardening
matters, issued by one of the most truittworthy and
impstant horticultural firms in existence, whose
experience and means of acipiiring information are
Unnriaftfe I." Th. Gorden.
SUTTON'S SHORT SELECT SEED LIST,
GRATI, AND PORT TREE.
SUTTON AND SONS,
THE QUEEN'S SEEDSNIEN,
READING.
-
SECURITY IN CREDITING.
id orify to Protret tog to Proswte Trade, and to bring
good mem (emitter.
Established 1560,
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BRITISH AND FOREIGN
COMMERCIAL INQUIRY OFFICES.
DUD Ors icles—Cheapside, London, E.C.
OPINIONS OF THOSE WHO HAVE TRIED
THESE OFF IC ES.
Moan WALLAur, B MIT, and Wixams, Berrnond
ley. London. —" Further and Final Reports, most
valuable feature -.mite I wi,,,inal --made a trial of other
Offin.e for Commercial Information, but our experience
teaches us that, for the roughly sound information and
weedy replies to inquiries, your Offios unquestionably
stands fist," Members Three years.
Hews. lluumosii and CHANDLER, Aicultural
Implement Manufacturers, —"NotMancheeter. led us
*meg in any instance."
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Maachmer anti London. —"Careful—ootrOuble
—ePPre,.ciate the care taken- flu our highest commen-
dation. Members Seven years.
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meth.' of oldaining information from more than one
channel speaks for itself—pleasure in recommending
Your Offices."
Mess IT
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LR'S Biscuit Factory,
ne,,,.lLn' g.—" Recommend." Members Seven years,
31 ews. Ws. SEELLERS and Co., Sewing Machine
)1, m. uraci. 'were, Ainlale Works, Keighley.—" No bad
Tuts a here we have followed out your instructions
ounng last four years."
To thos, who wish tojoin these Offlem as Members.
n,The year commences on the first of any month.
te mussed National Provincial Bank to FLINT
8111"1"11"1" —ll 3s. E 0 5a., £lO 10.. and upwards
Per immate.
~_ eas• bend for a Prospectus, free on applies-
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TRADE MARKS REGISTRATION.
EVERY TRADE MARK must be
N.
exitEnincISTEREO anew under the recent Act.
where of
ions at Stationer's Hall or else-
Lev
Cheamidavail—As. tonam v rply at v nue to Fuer and Co.,
e...T..rt1,e __M,,arlV,,R;ln;,,, . tete,. I in America, Germany,
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language. Translations into any foreign
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Orrrizitzw,—
QINCE issuing my preliminnry address I have
10 felt most unwilling to divide the interest of the
Conservative party of this County, and, therefore, at
the meeting held at Dorchester to-day, I considered it
duet. the cause in which I take so deep an interest
to withdraw from the contest.
On any future occasion (width I trust may be very
distant) I shall hold myself reiedyto serve the County,
If requested, and endeavour to renew those feelings of
regard and confidence which for nearly two centuries
have existed between my family and the Electors of
Dorsetehire.
I thank, most warmly, those kind friends who 'eked
me to become a Candidate for the representation of
the County, sad those who No generously promised
their =wort.
I tare the honour to be,
Your obedient and faithful servant,
W. RALPH
Klan Lacy, Wimborne,
Kingston
Id, 1875.

TO TEI Nuurroßs OF TEN COUNTY OF
DONUT.
•
GINTLENCI,_
HER Gracious Majesty having boon pleased
to confer a Peerage on your esteemed Member,
ME STrRT, a vacancy will shortly occur in the repre-
sentation of your County.
Encouraged by many promisee of support from
Conservatives' of all chimes, Ibe to offer myself as a
Candidate for the high honour of representing you in
Parliament, and I trust that the Conservative princi-
ples I have always held and endeavoured to uphold,
and the experience I have gained during the time that
I was in Parliament, will commend me to your
favourable noti .e.
Confident as I have always been that the interests
and welfare of this great Empire and of our Colonies
are safe in the hands of Mr. DISHAILI, I shall, if again
returned to Parliament, continue to give him my
support, though reserving to myself, at the same time.
the right to exercise my own juagment on any Measure
which I may consider to injuriously affect the interests
of the Constituents.
I would cordially support the Government in their
Foreign Policy, and in their endem our to secure to
this Country such an interest in our communications
with the East that their neutrality may be guaranteed.
I shall oppose any Measure that may have for its
object the I)isestablishment of the Church of England,
or any scheme of Secular Education, whereby the
Bible will he excluded from our Schools.
I have always been of opinion that the honour and
interests of our Country are best served by our Army.
Navy, and Reserve Forces being in the highest state
of efficiency, end I shall, theref,re, cordially support
any measure that may conduce to that object, having
due regard to the interests of the Ratepayer.
I have always been an advocate of the principles
laid down in the Agricultural Holdings Act, and have
uniformly adopted them.
When in the House of Commons I voted against
Mr. MoRGAN'M Burials Bill, and if now returned
should continue to do so. though ready to «insider any
Measure which appears to offer a prospect of a satis-
factory settlement of this question. I would also
advocate and support any Measure which promised
further to relieve the present heavy burdens on real
property.
I have given my cordial support to Mr. PLTMIVILL in
his endeavours to remove the sbi-se• in our Merchant
Service, and trust that next Session the Government
will bring in a measure that will conduce to the
greeter safety of life and property at sea.
In conclusion I can assure you that in the event of
your returning me as one of your Representatives I
shall spare no time or trouble to prove myself worthy
I of the confidence you have reposed in me, and
I have the honour to remain,
Your obedient Servant,
CH. HAMBRO.
Milton Abbey, December 28th, 1875.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF
DORSET. .
GErnimittr.—
AVACANCY being about to occur in the
Representation of this County, in consequence
of Her Majesty having been graciously pleased to con-
fer a Peerage on HENRI' Ggitaar) STURT, Esq., one of
your present Members, I beg to offer myself as • Can-
didate for the high honour of representing you in
Parliament
Approving as I do of the policy of the present
Ministry (both foreign and domestic), I shall, if elected,
give them my strenuous support and watch with
anxiety any measures they may bring forward,
especially any which relate to Local Oovernment,
being anxious that they should he such as will alleviate
our local burdens and the taxes that press on industry.
My family hiving been so long connected with the
County and so well known to all, I venture, with con-
fidence, to ask your est 'stance and support to enable
me to obtain the seat when vacant
Should I through your kind support obtain the object
of my ambition. I shall endeavour to advocate to the
beet 9f my ability the principles upon which I now
solicit your suffrage..
I have the honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obedient servant, _
EDWARD H. T. DIGBY.
Minterne House, 30th December, 1875.

JOSEPH KELLAWAY, DECEASED.
ALL persons having any CLAIM against the
estate of JOSEPH KELLAWAY. late of
Puddlehinton, in the County of Dorset, Gentleman,
deceased, are requested to send particulars thereof to
me the undersigned Efrisix BURNETT, Solicitor, of
Dorcheiter, in the said County, and all persons
INDEBTED to the said Estate are required to pay
the same to me forthwith.
Dated this 3rd day of January, 1878.
EDWIN BURNETT,
Solicitor for the Executors.
South Street, Dorchester.

DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL.
rllllll GENERAL ANNIVERSARY MEET-
ING of GOVERNORS will be holden (DV.) at
the HOSPITAL, OR THURSDAY, JANUARY 13th, at
One p.m.
Any Indies or Gentlemen interested in the Institu-
tion are invited to attend the Meeting, which will take
place in a larger and more convenient room than here-
tutor* for their accommodation.
C. W. BINGHAM,
Chairman of Committee.

DORSET COVNTY MUSEUM I LIBRARY.
Min ANNUAL MEETING, for the SALE
of PERIODICALS, &a, vrill.be held (D.V.) at
the Moegru st Four p.m., on TOISDAT, JAlroutr 4th.
The Council to meet half-an-houppreviotudy.
C. W. BIN4HAM
Hon. Secretary.

, DORSET.
_
0
4R a. SVOttrONDI willisSDELLy
jaiirby
lith 1814—About Thnirtyliate of 'ASH,
o,4kianti ELM LEG WOOD and SLABS.
lying in Wyk* Wood and New Barn, Abbotebnry,
w at Twelve o'clock punctually.
=liciltia• ollowing Lots of capital ITNDERWOOD,
at the Skip Hotel, at Two o'clock p.m. :
Lop.
L—Warre Wood, Ash and Witky... ... 30 8
2.—Ditto, Alder and Hegel— ... ... 13 14
2.—Ditto, With ... ... ... 12 12
4.—Berry Nita ... ... ... 02 0
. 2.—TlnyOopples,D4tto .. ... ... 02 0
6.—Park's Wltbvbsd. Ditto ... ... 1 036
I.—Bezlngton Ditto ... ... 1 0 0
I—Knoll's Wi
I—Wear's
I.B.—Ditto, 1 0 3
Ter me r—Cash an Litwood and 25 per Cent. Moises
of Bak on th• 00144 o• Wood, subjea to other Casal-
done to be read at *kw of Sale.
*riling, 27th December, 121/5.
r/41/1/0/1111#/
DORCHESTER SCHOOL OF ART.
TH!above SCHOOL will be RE-OPENED
TUESDAY, JANUARY 11th, 1878, for the
EVENING CLASSES, and on WIDNESDAT, the 12th,
for the MORNING and AFTERNOON CLASSES.
Particulars on application to Howls Bumf wrr, Fag.,
Hon. Treasurer, and Dr. ROBINSON, Hon. Secretary.
South-street.

NEW YEAR'S GIFTS, 1876.
HENRY LING
Respectfully announces that he has just returned from
his annual visit to the Foreign and English Ware-
houses, and will at once commence showing
the LARGEST STOCK OF
NOVELTIES IN FANOY GOODS
That he has ever held at one time, consisting of
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S CARDS
AND SACHETS
From the very best Manufacturers.
INKSTANDS, BOOKSLI DES, AND DESKS
Elegantly Mounted.
GLASS BISCUIT BARRELS AND BUTTER
DISHES, MOUNTED IN ELECTRO-
PLATE.
_-
LARGE STOCK or
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
Including the new Thral "Album Parterre."
LEATHER DESKS AND JEWEL CASES
From the best Manufacturer&
LITTLE WANZER AND WHEELER AND
WILSON
SEWING MACHINES.
A Varlet Assortment of
hfORDAN AND Co.'s PENCIL CASES IN
GOLD, SILVER, AND IVORY.
DE LA RUE AND Co.'s PLAYING CARDS
AND BEZIQUE GAMES.
ALMANACKS, POCKET BOOKS, AND
DIARIES FOR 1876.
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS,
The choicest productions of the most eminent
Publishers.
CHILDREN'S PICTURE BOOKS
In great variety.
PAPIER MACHIE CARD BASKETS, &c.,
Entirely new designs.
LADIES' COMPANIONS AND SCENT CASES
In Velvet and Leather.
THE NEW VELVET
BANNER PHOTOGPAPH FRAME
On Gilt Pole.
A VEST LARGE STOCK OF
SEAL, BEAVER, IVORY, AND LEATHER
PURSES of first-class Workmanship.
CIGAR STANDS AND TOBACCO BOXES.
TELESCOPIC GRAPHOSCOPES.
LADIES' BAGS IN LEATHER AND SEAL-
SKIN.
GAMES OF CHESS, DOMINOES, BACK-
GAMMON, &r.
DISSECTED PUZZLES AND CUBES
SCRAP BOOKS AND ALBUMS.
BIBLES CHURCH SERVICES, Amp COMMON
PRAYERS, in both plain and costly bindings.
THE DEPOT FOR
BOOKS COLOURED PRINTS, AND PUBLICA-
TIONS of the Religious Tract Society.
THE DEPOT Or TEE
BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.
LEDGERS AND COMMERCIAL STATIONERY
To suit all requirements.
Printing of every description in first-chum style and
at most reasonable charges.
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WINSOR AND NEWTON'S ARTISTS'
MATERIALS.
PLAIN AND FANCY NOTE PAPER AND
ENVELOPES, stamped, plain, or in colours.
The whole Stock will be offered at exceedingly
reasonable Prices, and H. L. respectfully solicits •
visit.
COUNTY HOUSE FANCY REPOSITORY,
PRINTING, STATIONERY, AND
BOOKSELLING ESTABLISHMENT,
NEXT THE ASSIZE COURT,
DORCHESTER.

PASTRY, CONFECTIONERY, BRIDECARES,
WEDDING BREAKFASTS. HALL SUPPERS,
DINNERS, TEAS,
CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.
J. HARR,INGTON
8168 to inform the Gentry and Inhabitants of Dor-
chester and the surrounding neighbourhood, that he
is prepared to execute, in a neat and tasteful style.
Orders of all Dmcriptions.
ALL KINDS OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PASTRY,
raurr AND SAVOURY PIES MADE TO OEDIE.
aupsrtor &Raw, Biscuits for Infinite & Invalids
ALL RINDS OF LUNCHEON, BIRTHDAY,
CHRISTENING, and FANCif /CAKES,
made to order.
Agent for the CUSTOM HOUSE TEA, tio., Si., ad.,
and Se. per pound.
A LARGE QUANTITY OF USEFUL AND FANCY
ARTICLES. TOYS, &c.
HAJUUNGTON'S ORIGUIAL COUGH LOZENONS.

THOS. S. MORGAN,
AucrloNtsa AND APPRAISER,
DORCHEt3TER.
VALUATION'S FOR ranaArs.
SALE of FAT STOCK, &0., held every WZONINIDAT
at the Dorchester Fair Ground.

MONDAY, JANUARY 10TH, 1876. -
IfERLEY WOOD, WINFRITH.
MR. T. S. MORGAN has /waived instrao-
tions to SELL by AUCTION, on MONDAY,
JANUARY 10, 1876, about 15 Acme of excellent coppice
HURDLE WOOD, in lota of 1 acre each. Also a
few Lots of ASH POLES, fit for Plough Tackling or
Railing.
To be cleared by April 6th, 1876.
Particulars will be given at time of Be..
Bak at Two o'clock.

THORIDAT, JANUARY 13711, 1876.
WINTERBOUB.NE ABBAEL
•
MR. T. EL MORGAN has reoeived
inotettoticma from Mr. TABOR, to
Str IX Ito! AUCTION, on TERIRODAT,
vi, 4,1' ty.& 1876,—A Qoaality ait Ashr
dprtioo, naM.A. aid-15eeoh TiIiBEIL
Also a large quantity of FAGGOTS.
T. S. M. begs to inform his friends that the Timber
is of large use and close to a good road.
Sale at One o'clock.
39, High West-street, Dorchester. Dec. 20, 1975.
Hr - 'HIJIW

DORSET COUNTY POULTRY AND PIGEON
SOCIETY.
r THIRD GRAND ANNUAL
rilLrorrioN of POULTY and PIGEONS
will be held on
WZDNISDAY and THURSDAY, JANUARY 10 & 20, 1876,
IN THR
CORN EXCHANGE, DORCHESTER,
When over 900 Guineas will be given u PRIZES,
Including Twenty-five Silver Cape and Pieties of Plate.
Forms of te&ise and any information may be
obtained of
C. PARSONS, lad u
J. STRANGE BIGGS f asce*

013NISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW
YEAR'S GIFTS.
J. RII El El- le TA .
(ran a. a. Boma),
30,01CRILL'ilL STATIONMF, PRAITIB,
BOOKBIVDSR, AND NE Virg-AGENT
le, HIGH EAST STREET, DORCHESTER,
In thanking his friends and patrons for their kind
support, announces he has just received a
consignment of
FANCY GOODS AND STATIONERY
In every variety suitable for presents for the approach.
lug festive season, amongst which will be found
WORKBOXES, WRITING CARPS,
PAPIER MACRAE BLOTTING BOOKS AND PADS,
INK ST AN DS,
ALBUMS, including the new Floral "Album
Parterre,"
I SCRAP BOOKS, WATCH STANDS, ac.,
A varied Stock of Purses, Pocket Books, and Diaries.
CHRISTMAS STATIONERY IN EVERY DESIGN.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR SCENT SACRISTS, CARDS, 10..
De Is Rue's Playing Cards, C-
hess, Draughtsmen and
Boards, Dominoes, Cubes, tsc.
A Numerous Selection of Pr-
ayers, Church Services,
Gift, Toy, and other Books, Ac.
An early inspection is solicited.
All the London and Provincial Newspapers and
Mccahly and Quarterly Magazines supplied
on the dsy of Publication.
LATE EDITIONS Or THE MEEKLY PAPERS EVERY
SATURDAY.
ALL THE WEEKLY PERIODICALS SUPPLIED.
LEDGERS, MEMORANDUM AND ACCOUNT
BOOKS. IN GREAT VARIETY.
DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
The very best Remedy for Asthma.

DIIRDBN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Cures Bronchitis.

DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Cure Cold&

DDURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
The Greet Remedy for Consumption.

DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELMIL
Cures Coughs.

DIIRDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
A Remedy for Hoarseness.

DIIRDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR.
For Loma of Voice.

DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
For Shortness of Breath.

DURDEN'B BALSAM-IC ELIXIR
Invaluable in Whooping Cough.

DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
For Spitting of Blood.

DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Promotes Expectoration.

DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Is a Tonic; DOW not Weaken.

DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Safe for Children.

DURD EN'S BALSAMID . ELIXIR
Prepared and Sold only by
DURDEN, CHEMIST, DORCHESTER,
In Bottles 13g, 2s. 9d., and is. 9d.

COALS COALS!! COALS II !
ROBERT HILL,
26, SOUTH STREET, DORCHESTER,
Begs to Inform the Nobility, Gentry,..Qlnrgy, and his
customers generally that he is now supplying the
following descriptions of COALS - •
WALISEND, RULED oa FOREST OF
CLAY CROSS, DIAN • -
RUABON, RADCE.
SMITHS'. MALTING.
SI LKSTO NE, CULE am COKE,
R. H. desires to call special attention to the
RUABON COAL, which he can strongly recommend
for household purposes.
All coals, by truck load, at reduced prices.
Bridgwater Tiles, Ike., and Grindstones.
Agent for the Wiltshire Sack Hiring Company.
Depots at the Great Western and South Western
Stations, Dorchester.
Orders received at 28, South-street. or at the office,
Great Western Railway Station, will receive prompt
attention.
Coals delivered free is Dorchester and Fordington,
and at moderate rates in the country.
00A18 ! COALS!!
UT DARCH, COAL MERCHANT,
Nrw Ism, South-street, and Sonia-Woman
and GRSAT WISTIAN RAILWAY STATIONS, 808.-
CHESTER, begs to thank the gentry and public
generally for past favours, and to inform them that all
orders sent to him shall have prompt attention. W.D.
is now supplping
BEST WALLSEND,
RADSTOCK,
BALTSTERS' COAL,
NEWCASTLE,
CLAYCROSS.
SMITHS' COAL,
RUBBLE CULM.
FOREST OF DEAN (or Bulb), and SILKSTONE
COALS, conlld.ently recommended as
SUPERIOR TO VIE BEST WALL-SEND
FOR BRILLIANCY
AND
CLEAN BURNING,
SISIDSS susO
SEVERAL SHILLINGS PER TON CHEAPER.
A Trial raped fully soliciled.
ORDERS received at the New Inn, South-street,
or at the Coal Yards, South-Western and Great
Western Stations, Dorchester.

MR. WM. SHAKESPEAR ALLARDYOE
ENGINEER and ARCHITECT.
011/100 { SALISBURY HOUSE., FORDINGTON I and
1. CORSRILL, DORCHISTRIL

FOR ALL THE usEa OF THE FINEST
ARROWROOT,
BROWN AND POISON'S
CORN FLOUR
ius mum maul' WORLD-WIDE airetruzma,
AND IS A HOUSEHOLD REQUISITE OF
CONSTANT UTILITY.
CAuTioN.—Othar Corn Flours, pretending to inipossible
merits, are sometime, supplied instead of BILOWN and
POt.tOtell, for the sake of extra profit.

SUN FIRE 0 F F IC E, L 0 NDON,
BEITABLIBRID 1710.
Managers : •
Homy F. Shaw Lefavre, Esq., Chairman and
ThrEritNit on. W. 13ereatord
P. Pleydail Bouverie6_Esq
Walter W. Burrell,
G. Wodehome Currie'Thsq
Edward Dent, Esq
Harvey M. Farquhar, Elm
Waiter B. Farquhar, Kok
Augustus T. Hamilton,
Captain H. G. Hamilton, N
Joseph Hours, Fog
LieuL.Col€mel Pair J. M. Hogg, MCA., M.P.
Charles R. Littladale, Esq
Richard Biddulph Martin, Egg
Alfred Montgomery, Fey
Frederick Henry Norman, Esq
Edward Rowley Palmer Eng
Charles Illeliard Pope, gag
Imm'ber FPrnstickFl4 Rich
G. &later-Bow* ALF

...mount-of Duty collected by the Sun Fire Office
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Letter from Gentlemen,--.. I am very mut* DIONDLI
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"I,HE ENEMY IS COMING in the shape of Coughs, Colds
I Influenza, Asthma Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, sod ail
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PILL'S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND AvD ANIsEsD,
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is the house of 23,4 April, ins, mai stated ia
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%13 Flityll3 WERE PERFECTLY MADDENING
FROM USING WHISKY THAT CONTAINED FUSEL
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WHISKY
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Dr STLYEYSON MACADAM, of Edinburgh (and every
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Injurious properties, and to be an Exoeptionally Pure and
Wholesome Spirit. It Is very mellow and pleasant, arid
unequalled as a Toddy Whisky. Recommended by the
Medical Profession to be Preferable as a Stimulant to Cognac
Brandy.
To be had In Casks or Cams from
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To be genuine, please Resist Mat OUR label is on all Bottles.

TEA! TEA ! ! TEA!!!
TH E CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
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rri R OUSTO}I HOUSE TEA
1 Unequalled at 2s. per lb. _
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
For quality and fine Savour.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Vull-lbivoured first-growth Kideow.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
The cheapest and best in England.

00130113, OONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNCIIITIS, and al
Chest and Lung ailectlons quickly relieved by
TOWLE'S CHLORODYNE. Price le. .4. 91, and Is.
64. of all Chemists, also at ad. per on.
r WLIES CHWRODYNE LOZENGES and CHLORODYNE
JUJUBES. Manchester.
Post free front the Author for five stamps.
fIN CONSUMPTION of the LUNGS ; or Decline, and the only
V succenful Treitment ; showing that formidable dißlAiie to
be cumble in all its Stages, with additional Cairns of (Awe alld
Questions for Patients consulting the Author by Loiter. liy
OILO. THOS. CONORSES, CS:WIMP LODGE, PECKHAM,
LONDON.
KOTIL "BR ALTRRED ADDRESS
rjri MIMES TWELYETREEE 1101.1135 MANGLES for every
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Carriage psid dletsnce no object. Month's trial. Machine
Werke, Grove-road, Mlle-end-road, landon.
qiuse an d SKINS .
JOHN HARRISON, Jour., Merchant,
, 66a New Weston-street. Osrul,ndssY. Lowing, buys al
ddecriptions of HIDES, ERIC. P and RAII.IT Bltl. 8.

'IIItUEFITTS, 1, New Bond .4., London, W. Hair Department.
I—A tery eollecajon os Chignons, Platte, Covered Stems
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Discount Address WALTIII TILOWIT. 1. New liondwtreet, W.
French Fashion Plates for the Hair and Costume 26. Cid. each.

IR. II ASSALL'S FoOD for INFANTE, CHILDREN and
INVALI.M. The best and most nourishing of all
Infants' and Invalids' Foods, which have hitherto been brought
before the public; It contains every requisite for the full and
healthy support, and development of the body, and is to a con-
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Pr em and Faculty. Sold by Druggists, Grocers. Oilmen, tc.,
MINI. ed. l.s, is, es Ed, el, 15*, sod Ms each. A TreaUee by Dr
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Children and Invalids, ma be had post free on application,
from the Manufacturers, GOODALL, RAMRODS& mad Co.,
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4,„) aneortenent and ;owlet prime st MILLINGTON'S. 11,
Honnedkon, London. Cocks, Watches, Cutler', 00ndn,..10•
tacks, Pens, Pips, Puna Oseeloroole ftblibillaed 111.7.
Ls only.

HEALTH STRENGTH I I ENERGY I I ciIITTON'S ROME GROWN SEEDS.
PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC.— 13 Cakftlafig FREE.
The most valuahlaand reliable strengthening com- SUTTON'S VEGETABLE SEEDS.
pound over offered to the public. It is always tha lame, Best and meet profitable kinds.
and contains chemically pure Quinine and Iron in a Complete collections for One Year's supPlY• definite proportion, blended in • careful manner to ensure
No
the fullest effect of both. It is used and prescribed by ON; 10. I 26
LNIIII 611 Nit 140 I 15. 0.1 I IN27i 646.1.
many medical men, and is confidently recommended in Carefully arranged for various size' °anions.
all cases where strength and general improvement of SUTTON'S GARDEv RES ALVAN iC PRESENTED GRATIS
health is necessary. Sold everywhere by chemists in WITH EVERY COLLECTION.
capsuled bottles containing 3:1 doses 4s. 6d., next size 1111., - -
SUT TO N'B FLOWER SEEDS.
and stone jars, containing nearly six 4s. lid. bottles, stns.
Choicest and most Mori Kinds.
each.
pEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC Casaakaa (lallaathaa--16 M I°B
21' sad aaaarda
SUTTON'S POTATO E for Planting.
A Purifies end ftrichse Blood.
pEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC Every one who has a Garden should read
Strengthens the Nerves and Muscular System. at UT TON' 8 AllATEUell GUIDE for 1875, the most
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MEW SUBSCRIBERS TO MILITARY, BRAS", STRING
J. and FIFE and DRUM Jonmals will ban great advantages
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Used Ofilms—Lbroline Pars, Edinburgh.
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T 11 E "GEM" RESPIATO R 8!
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TII E WELL-KNOWN FRENCH fiIoUPS
of the SOCIE rE OR V ERA LE des POTA OEB
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SEMOLINA. or H 8 AZ LIAN TAPIOCA. or PE ,RL TAPIOCA,
or ITALIAN PASTE, or WHEAT FLOUR, or CONSOMME,
(Gravy Soup),
can be obtained through all respeotable Grocers and Italian
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WHITE AND SOUND TEETH.
JEWSBURY AND BROWN 8
ORIENTAL TOOTH PASTE.
Eakabsehad forty years am the moat effectual preservative
for the Teeth and Gums nold universally at ls firl and 2mM
The crigmal and only genuine. Jewett:al' Aso Haulm, Man-
chester.
5 0 734
h,1,..N UPWARDS
‘,1111A,, R
it,,Adßonl Nnt Flolli
well
known IN the fkat E eel for Infante and Invalid*. Sold in all
parts of the world by Chemist , Patent. Medicine Voltam, sand
Italian Warchousenum in Is, he packets, tool tin cams 7s Gd
mob. Wholesale M. the Royal Iflrtwia Mill, Dartford.
DANDELION LIVER TONIC.
(GEORGE aND WILCHI4) Ls of extreme value in
stimithitnie she User, Aasketing Digestion, Relieving Debility,
and Invigorating the System. Price 9,1 and ge 61 per
brittle. Makers, OPIUM AND Worcester Sold by all
Druelfbita-
zr tuei.tiel Pa. a fatuity aperkot an.l general medicine alike ,
faxes Being. certain mire Ric 'teal-ache. Indkestion, Sind,
and every form of Liver anal nimaoh complaints.
REAfk 1" lb LEITER. fleet:trod July, 1875.
Str, A neighbour of mine at .Iciforri who had beer, given
up by the Doctors b.lt your Pills only, and tells me they wired
his life, sod he has been, though i.ver fifty years of age, ah,e
1., work at his trwle ,ser since. I am, yours, Au., B. IfgAAD.
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nCoTTS BILIOUS A, D 11.1VVit PL.LA wornpol In a
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tyJULTICE RAGS (hived% Patent). Waterproof I m one side
I and muslin on the other The advantages of the bag ere
these: completeness ;no muslin or oiled an required ; rradi
licss for us.; 06•011101116 in IWO ; eleanlitims ; can be wom
without staining the linen and will retain the warmth and
su-laure .4 the Poultice. Mate in various siva, 6-inch by b.
eixpence each. To be had of all Chemists, and by poet of the
Patentee, Joust Bump, Homey N.

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Emden 1../ wAsuiso MACHINES,
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Mwehv-
THE WAVERLEY GOLD PEN, Kle. SSE
" 'ilia sourue of many a writer's woe has been discovered.'
IS ACNIVEN AND CAMERON'S PENS!!!
VI They come as a boon and a blessing to men,
The Pickwick, the Owl, and the Waverley Pen."
" The misery of a bad Pen is now a voluntary intlktion."
1 MOO Newspapers wconnuovl them See Omplao, 18th Feb.,
1875. Sold by every respectable Stationer. Post, ls
Patentees, MIAOW= AND emilkloll, 5010 Sk, Blair Street,
Edinburgh.
DORWI,IIII Baking Powder woo awarded THREE GOLD
1.3 MODALS for superiority over every other.
CODOI4B, COLDS, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, and NEURALGIA,
DJ. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE.
A few doses quite effectual —Caution. —The extraordinary
medical reporta oil the eMeacy of Chlunalyne render It of vital
Importance that the public should obtain the genuine, which is
prisccted by a Government aiamp, bearing the words Dr J.
Collis itrowne's Chldrodyne " See decision of Vice-Chancellor
Sir W. a. Wood, the "Times," July 18th, 1864. Numerous
from duiticnt Physictsna accompany each bottle.
Fronk W. C. Witsixsox, Keg , F. ILC 8., -oalding.
" I consider it Invaluable in Phthisis and Spasmodic Cough;
the benefit livery ruarke ! "
Dr. M' minim., of New Galloway, "cotland.
" I consider it the most valuable medicine known."
Sold in bottles, I. lid, hi IN, and 41 6,1 by all Chemist". Sole
Manufacturer, J. T. DAVENPORT, 33, Gnat Ruseell-strect,
London, W C.
,111 E beet FIRE-LIGHTER In the World is manufactured by
! the PATENT STAR FIRX-LIGHTEd COMPANY Limited.
No paper royoirod ,4 kW or WO sent on receipt of P.O.
(Ardor tor His. Q. to 27, u albrook, I ondon, EC. Ask your
OTOCer, Ac , for them. agents Wanted.
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A 1). P. BRIAR PIPES. Briar Pipet, stamped A. D P., are
guars. had against bunting and cracking. The bowl of
each A. la P. Pipe contains a Idled guarantee. Price from
IL each, of all Tobamoulats. Wisdom& and for exportation of
D. POSE:DR and CO , GI, Ilanselletreet, Aklgate, London.
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tRINA VITAL Pawners', Pronounced by the Faculty and
r the Medial Pre • "The Hest Farinateous row for hifents,
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and is Ivry agreeable to the lal*to More nutritious than any
alinaal diet; devotionally rich in phosphate.. It relieves
Ukligestion dominant.' .... , and disoniers the et ark, and
maintains ;be body In sound health. sold everywhere. 11.11
'mind and One pound lackete, Si. and lk- dd. vamulactured
by EDWARDS. ALLIS and BITCHING, GO. Holland-street,
Blackfriars, London.
TIIE ArreNTl.in or LADIES 18 CALLED !
THE ATTENTION OF L %DIEM 18 C LLED I
rpo the WONDERFUL EFFICACY of EARSL EY
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Headache, 17iddinoes, nervind depression, pallor of the lips, and
general debility of the system often necompenled by pelpita
tion of the hart. The moat obstinate awes (of apparently eon
firmed invalids) have yielded to a course of these Pills. Sold
Chemists in boxes at 2.. Ikl wrapped In WIIITE paler.
sure to ask for KRARSLErS and sea ou get them, as some
times a spurious article is offered. By post for 31 stamps
SANGER, 160, Oxford Street, London.
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RATCHELOUR'S NERVO-ARTERIAL ESSENCE,
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The beat in the World.
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The most delicious Sauce in the World.
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GOODALL'S QUININE WINE
The beet Tonic yet introduced
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CGIUBB 8 Canna SAFES and Strung-Room DOORS, lire and
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Cattistock Hounds—Tuesday, Winniards Gap;
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