The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-10-10 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER It NM

eonsklerable promlsearesiding. at the *am Th. attend.
sues war /MN. and Preernlnme, • length, oltot Para
much satifectica.
Tim Dorset Natural }Binary Society held their fourth and last meeting for the season on Tuesday at the residence
of the hon. sec., Professor Buckman, Bradford Abbas,
where the party humected an interesting collection of
curiosities, some of which had been found in a Roman
villa disoovered by the Professor at Thornford. Refresh-
ments having been indulged in at the hospitable hoard of
their host., and an adjacent (Purr/ baring been visited, the
party looked up Bradford Abbas chop-h. and wound up the
inn with a visit to omford }rector th
y, where e
M. H.
Th
. Dishy entertained his guests by the display of
various objects at interest. A numerous company
subsequently sat down to dinner at the Digby.
CABIIALTTEIL —On Saturday • child, the daughter of
Mr. W. Poolley, British schoolmaster, whilst crossing
Long-street was run down by • pair of trucks propelled
by • plasterer named Amens, and one of the wheels passed
over an ankle. On removing her to her home, • few
yards away, the injury was found to be nothing alarming,
and she is recovering.--On Tuesday afternoon • little
fellow named James Edwards, apparently about seven or
eight years of age. on his way to school attempted to
mount a laden timber carriage belonging to Mr. Hull, of
Compton, which was Reiner down Acreman-street ; but be
fell off and got amongst the wheels, one of which is said
to have passed over him. Tie lies at his home in Comhill
with serious injuries in his loina —Yet another mishap
occurred on Tuesday evening, which, though last in order
is not considered least, and that in more senses than one
I —two of thevietims being reckoned amongst the Sherisirne
" heavy weights." A break and four from Mr. lice's
'tables, with two postilions and a party from iiherberne,
was returning from the Mere Down coursing meeting,
when in trying to pass another vehicle the break was
driven up • steep bank by the roadside and upset, the
whole ef the occupants being deposited in the rued, Mr.
Dawson, confectioner, and Mr. T. Watta, butcher, being
roughly shaken, and Mr. Hendry of Leweston, sustaining
a fracture of the collar-bone, besides a wound in the head,
which bled profusely. The break was but slightly
damaged.
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had in turn,and made themasives wet
• t a am,: addiction to be able to ray that
eit pumas present at the fete
„a well, and that every part of the
oesininctl them—agfka, 'a an orderly manner.
.ronnegs• Pu"a
1101:1301113gOUTFL
How A
nao Nithot Gattagrr earragis Motet' Fmk Own
, IN FIVE lIOURS.—On Friday
continent:od an Up=
'Southampton,
"f
ride 100 milts in five hours—gudng ten of
i,
stOul7 borsee —in • field near Rush-corner. A
„le were congregated to witness the
number I. ;idi'ougli the captain's physique did not
35.onratile impresston of his riding powers,
coroef he would at least make a fair triaL
it la' , fresh home every two rounds of the
tiv: n• gst round his second horse ran away.
Aid n„i appear to have the slightest command
The no.° asel straight into the outskirts of an
vier it, and it.:
wo
pitched the captain in a ditch I
eiPlaiu4 tle up and re-mounted, but only to share
Waa Pitwe..„uid"the other end of the field. This wse
eh fr the would-be imitator of l/on
mo
tetherrAle ,„„ hes Palace fame, and he decided to
Lee, Captain Prevost, who was much
leased is 412 years of age.
shaken by his
of the creditors of Mr. A. H. Martin, of the
A stETIN°" this town, was held at Lsiners Hotel on
„re len- Aerunon appeared for the bankrupt,
te My. t
tl..fr.`"""•'' present Mr. G. lialefood. of Wimboree.
thefe„,"ll,,,eies of Poole, and Mr. Mins, of the
r. Minns and Marston. Poole, brewers, three
fem.( issid,rs. The bankrupt's liabilities were
I.3je,
r and his meets 1.5 in cash, and
0.0 ''-jurieturt. Mr. Atkinson, on behalf of the
ae oder of Is. in the to be paid as
lankr,Vl• the forthwith, and the balance in
c.„.,jitors present ref used to accept the
si a.-aka' i md the meeting was adjourned until
doideel '"'n't;tu onible the bankrupt to make a better
%Veinal.* r4'
odor Friday.—liefore Mr. C. J. Parke,
Vrril J. Glyn, the Rev. G. V. Garland,
rod. ola cocain W. A. Biddle.
Maga, first presented, and the regular
The Jai, L.";.ewerece till one o'clock ; consequently
winos aiat si,ot half -past five,
tee ,_Ajearaed Licensing Meeting an appli-
jsl° glue, of the Brewery, Wituborne,
egionl.oo. le see new refreshment rooms at the
Station, of which he has become the
woetorre f„,ndon and South-Western Railwey
hese onsidend by the Bench—Mr. F. H.
000811 tredorne, supported the application, which
foaelel by Mr. 11. T. Trevanion, of Poole, on behalf
vas giving of the Poole Brewery, ea the owner of
i lL;,,7llocei, alai Mr. Tappta• 14 the landlonl of the
Tanner briefly addressed the Bench on the
foe Ow limas, and thee called the applicent,
he eru the tenant of the new refreshment rooms
a imbrue railway-station, which had been erected
at se-▪ . „tea of.the general public travelling on
ii. (the ap"lplicaet) hal the best of references
'ern of the county. The number of trains
"*. tbruegr— h the station daily was 70, hollidoll special
~.=ssdeseenoohrt often had to wait s long time at the
. Tanner then called witnesses to prove that
notices had been served upon
pu
iih the properpr
sed also affixed to the door of thechurch or
.napirel Trevaniou made a spirited
,o
~,etion to the greeting of the license and con
tmnded
Lib, Railway Hotel nerved the very purpose of refresh-
mem rooms for the station. The hotel was built by Mr.
e,rriee ',bout le years ago, and had cost him altogether
oadi .t. 1,000 of which £l,Olll/ had been spent in irupreve-
• outing the past year. Mr. Trevanion said the
in,,e building that had been erected by the company
would yield them a revenue equal to the rental of a farm
gleacres, end be expressed an opinion that the
only reason for erecting it was to benefit the railway
ramie. The ref reshmeut rooms would be of no benefit
to the down poosengers, and as there was nothing to show
the manse was necessary for the wants of the public he
inkol the bench to refuse the appliadion.—Mr. Tapper
ea called and said he had been landlord of the Railway
Betel for three years. The house had every accommo-
dation, and there wee stabling for about 50 horses. The
betel was used by both railway passengers and towns-
people. Ile was in the habit of seeding coffee and other
rdeshments on to the platform, and he was called up
between four and five nights a week to accommodate
travellers by the night mail —The Bench were unanimous
in granting the liceme.—Mr. Trevanion notified that he
should oppose the confirmation before the Licensing
Cosuwittee at Dorchester.
Jose William, is young woman of Woodystes, was
rimmed by Mr. Thomas G. Bell, relieving officer, with
deserting her illegitimate chill—The defendant said she
was going tole married in November, and she was willing
to take the child out of the union. The charge was dis-
missed on the understaudieg that this was to be done.
Than. Thorne was summoned by the Excise for keeping
a dog without a licence on the 6th and and 15th of
August, at Little Lunen, Ilampreston.—Fined
Aram, Alward., if Maddock, was summoned by Mr.
Thomas Gardener, of Southampton. Inspector of the
Lain and South Western Railway police, for riding to
Wieiboree and Itailer-gate station' with a ticket from
Park.tone to 1%,,1e, with intent to avoid payment of the
etlitiond fare, ,m the Ilth of September —Mr. Trevanion
&fended and produced a receipt issued by the authorities
at Illandiord station, -bowing that defendant had paid
the full -Komi class fare from Poole to Bailey Gate.—Mr.
3.1. Wok esonomperintendlent of Use company s police, said
this was the first he had heard of the excess having
lees pail Ile could not recognise this payment to the
boon Get ant Dorset Railway Cunipany, and the Bland-
feel official. had no right to receive the excesa.—Mr.
Trenuden said the companies were so much mixed up
that hi eons:dant the receipt for the excess condoned
the matter, and he explained that his client WA a
traveller for the Itadsb.ck Coal Company, and held wee,
a. both the Souls:rot and lbirset and South-Western
hue Being in the habit of jumping in and out of trains
s„ Teed, be forgot IS take a ticket, and it WM purely a
tan of inadvertence. Defendant could have no Interest
in defrsedin.; the compassy, as all his expenses were paid
by hi. eiapleyer. -The Bench ordered defsmdant to pay
• fine of ea, in:lading costa.
etsd.s Bogey and William Shearim were summoned
for tre•pusiu in the Salisbury and Wimborne Junction
Baden on the 3nl of September at Horton, and refusing
to tem when 'von, +tea to do so by Richard Sidney
Nuke, a gen'ant of the London and South Western
Pease Cauforiy. Bailey was further charged with
the two cases; were heard together.
—▪
laley es, ordered to pay • fine of lest,damage 51., and
c5e...4. 61., f H
or the assault, and as Mr. oekisou did not
ire!. t, pm*, the ewe for ng it w dismissed.
J. is boom slealertr,e:ngas
son, was summoned for
'hoeing too hove, to stray at Shapwick on September
sth—)hi, rue was adjourned from the hut court to
Ark whether there had been an offence against the
Statute, sad as the result was against the def endant he
we fined Ms. and coots,
Th.. nine defendant was charged with being drunk and
di...shyly and violently assaulting P.C. Holloway at the
%V e.
.leme Railway State in after the last Petty Session
..i..eptender 15th.-11efendant admitted the offenoe, and
raid he an. overcome by whisky, after not having drank
anything for two years.—lle wag tined Ita and the costs,
6.1.

Mated. Ihrma.—Thii members of this society held
their annual meeting on Thursday evening the vicar
In the chair. The honorary secretary, Mr. If. Williams.
jun., read the report, which dated that during the part
year, the find of the society's existence, four concerts uiad
been given, the receipt; from which had been considerable
reduced by the want of accommodation in the Town-hail,
about half the room being required for the use of the per-
formers. A pleasing feature in connection with the
society's operations was the fact that the chief
parts at these concerts had been almost wholly
sustained by local performers, the assistance
of strangers having been called in on only one
occasion. The report also spoke in terms of eulogium
of the hon. conductor, Mr. L. N. Parker, and the accom-
panist, Miss Curme, and congratulated the society on the
possession of a choir not easily matched in this part of the
country. 'The statement of accounts, read by the treasurer,
Mr. Calder, showed the receipts to be £lO2 Ifie. 64., and
the expenditure .£ll9 4s. 64., leaving • balance on the
wrong dile of £l6 ee, emS dis was exclusive of • supple-
mentary account in respect of a concert given with a view
to the benefit of the hospital, but which, instead, resulted
in a serious lose to the society, to the extent of AIS le 4d.,
thus bringing their liabilities up to £33 7s. 44. A
subscription had been set on foot to get tid of this. The
secretary is in receipt of £3 or £4 already, but it was
obvious that unless something were done to remove the
difficulties with which the society have hitherto had to
contend, they might hope in vain for a balance to the
good ; and, the officers for the ensuing year having been
appointed and viCIIIIC6II filled, a general discussion
ensued, in the course of which complaint was made,
amongst other things, of the charges for the use of the
hall-se. per night for practices, and • guinea on the
occasion of • concert, which was generally considered to
be too high. The result of the dimmed= was the mating
unanimously of the following resolution That respect.
ful representation be made to Mr. Dig* to the effect that
the
oildezinse and smallness of the Town-hall, are the great
to the success of the society, and that the plan
of Mr. Longmuir for the conversion of the grand jury
room into • platform for performers, he submitted to Mr.
Diehl' with the earnest hope that it might be allowed to
be carried into effect •, and that the committee be
requested to take steps to carry out this resolution."
Rosen mr Hestru, Monday.—The chairman said the
shilling rate had realised £548 13e 74., and that another
Instalment had been paid to Mr. Digby, amounting to
£325 ss. Id., leaving still owing £1,230 ; and there was •
balance in hand of £32 ls. 74., baddes something like .C9O
uncollected rates. The surveyor had more satisfactory
Information this time, respecting the working of the new
machinery at the works, his test of the pumps showed
that 11,500 feet of water were lifted per hour, exclusive
of that used for condensing purposes. With regard to the
discoloration of the water, of which there had been much
etunplaint and great waste, he had reason to believe that
a great deal of grit got in from the Dymore spring. The
surveyor suggested that a sluice should be attached to the
ends of the mains, with an emptying pipe, which would
enable them to flush them every month, but after some
discussion the matter was shelved for a month, so that
the opinion of the engineer might be taken in the mean-
time. The surveyor also reported that • leak in a main in
Castleton had been stopped.—With reference to the
nuisance complained of by Major Falwasser, caused by the
manufacture of ambalte in Kennel Barton yard near that
gentleman's residence, the Board agreed that the process
should be carried on °Mania the town; and the matter
was referred to the surveyor, with instructions to consult
Mr. Ffooks, with • view to securing a imitable place else-
where.—There is still • great waste of water, it seems;
some mornings the reservoir being found full—on others
empty, but everybody, the survey or lucluded, peered at
a loss to account for it, and the matter drop for the
present.—Mr. Tancock observed that at some rotors time
he should raise the question of burials within the town ;
he should not bring forwent any motion, but merely
broach the subject in order to produce discussion. The
chairman said an official came down some years ego, and
made an inspection; but, it being found that the rate of
interments in the town burial grounds was only
two and • fraction per cent., it was not thought
necessary to take any further steps. The matter is how-
ever, on the agenda paper for the next meeting. no
familiar question of overcrowding again mule up, the
Instance now mentioned being that of a man, his wife, and
family of eight children, who all sleep in • room only loft.
by 101 k: but as the Board had not the power to turn the
tenants out into the street, the matter dropped with the
remark that perhaps the next collector, Mr. Reims, might
be able to find betterlaccoromodation.—The Chairman said
he had succeeded in getting from the Fire Insurance
Company the sum of .C 5 towards procuring new buckets,
and the surveyor was instructed to purchase two dosen.—
An application having been made that the Board should,
following the example of other towns, have the name of
each street set up about the town, the Surveyor wee
instructed to negotiate with a firm, with • view of carrying
the application into effect. —To prevent persona, other than
those connected with the waterworks from having access
to some land adjacent thereto, it was resolved to let it to
the watertnan.—The satisfaction felt generally in the town
at the welcome re-appearance of water from the conduit
also found expression at the Board, and after one or two
other matters of little import were disposed of, the Board
rose.
Pirrrr Shasioxs, Thursday—Ref ore Major Falwasser,
Major Digby. Mr. B. Littlehales, Mr. B. Benthall, and
Mr. J. R. P. Goodden,
Men* Danbury, keriir the Sherborne Cemetery,
pleaded guilty to the of poaching, on land in the
occupation of Mr. James oddinott, near Lonthay, and
was fined 10s. and Is. 64. costa—Mr. Jocely Ffooks
prosecuted.
There was another summons for a similar offence, on
the 12th of September, in the occupation of Mr. Henry
Coate ; but this was dismissed.
James Ileeltholler appeared to answer two summons—one
charging him with trespassing in pursuit of game on land
In the occupation of Daniel Ring, at Byrne. on the 3rd of
September, and the other with • similar offence on land
In the occupation of George Collins, at the the same time
and place,—Mr. Watts, who defended, said the last cam—
that of Collins's—was brought merely for revenge, the
witness Keats having been convicted some time ago for
an assault on defendant's father; and, there being a
tittle of evidence to warrant the charge, he the
Boo& to saddle the prosecution with the costs. This very
was granted, and Keats was told that unless he
properly
Tcroirn • guinea, be would be committed for a month.

igue Ilehgewl and Chariee Long were summoned for
Neu drank at Colebill on September Ulth.—P.C. Pope
pr,nd the case and defendants were fined ss. and tka costa
evh.

-1150 Ball admitted being drunk at gluon on Sept.
16th, and was fined ss. and costs.
aeriek Coo, who did not appear, was fined Bs. and
rue he Arming a horse to stray at lill Butts on Sept.
Wendell proved the CSIIO.
"mita "leder, haulier, of bolttawrz summoned for
,letrarting the highway at Hinton on the 19th of
heiseuher, by leaving a load of timber thereon all night,
the dAllgat of pasus by.—P.C. Adams proved the cue.
ct vain !Valera, of Winton, wan summoned for being
atop whibt in charge of a horse and cart at Killeen, on
'<Strobel %h.—Defendant pleaded guilty, and said he
had teen up three night's brickmaldng previous to the
%.h.—He was fined is. and the costa.
.34awl Laker, who did not appear, was summoned for
Wet a inch a distance from his horse and cart as not to
hare control Over the same at Kinson. on ttember thelsh—P as .C. Bennett w the witutas.—Fin 7s. and Si.
wits.
&or). Bryant, of Cc' ale Hills, *laded guilty to coin'
ratting a similar offence at Califon' Magna on September
tab and was tined Ss., and 7s. coats.
Or'",srs of Cason 11, S.usuef Kertry.—Mr. James. the
,O'utaest °veneer, said the appeal of the defendant in
tius alj,urnoil case to the Asaeoauent Committee had
Wed. sad the rate had been paid.
A by named William Pena was charged in custody
Sub stealing three eggs from the harloft at DldllnAton
Finn. Chalbery, the property of his master. Ibtr• mired
Mink, on September Tab.—P.C. Gill,markiz
the eggs and seeing prisoner take them.—
F:tqr, and se prosecutor had no wish to press tgrete,
101 en mien:a to appear and receive judgment when
tai,led sea, the father being bound in .ClO as surety.
`sJ'i en.leier and &beet Bartlett, were sninmoned for;
tmensina hi search of conies on land in the occupation
of lie. Frederick Styring, at Lytchett Matravers. on
..Pte, oder lath.—The case against Bartlett was dismissed.
tit tnimpler who was convicted at the last meeting, Was
ISO! bilL and Se fal. costa
e'rril,riek &matt and Samuel &WWI, were summoned
tratessig IS search of conies on land In the weeps-
"n Mr. George Bennett, at Woodlands, on liontom__,ber
nth—Defendants said they were looking for Pigeons and the ease was dismissed.
Barri Cnosipt, was summoned by Mr. Henry Manbs
.4eneer of Lytchett htiacavers, for 13s. &L far Poor ram—ordered to pay the rages and coats, total. igs-
J•III• La G,oelle Small, and BlkabotA Mabee,
three pore oTripeople kept by the Parish, were similarly
enteusied 17 the same overseer, who Wad told to bring
an excuse list at the nest Court to be signod by the
magistrates.

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Thomas Gage7aTlast —61.71-1110a:Wall summoned for
erectintrthmteam engine within 25 yards of thesuhiLhos ,
at Win Farm, Yetminster, on September 15
and Mrs. occupier of the farm, was idso
for allowing its erection.—Both defendants were con-
victed. and lined—Mrs. Collins, £1 and cost% or a month's
imprisonment; and the driver ha dd. and 71. cods, or a
week.
James illseock, of Mffterne Fort, was charged with
cruelty to a cow by over-drivieg tat °borne, on September
20th, defendant did pot put in an appearance, and the
Superintendent Informed the Bench that they had con-
siderable difficulty in serving the gammons, and, the
lodgment of the summons having been proved, a warrant
was forthwith tuned for defendants apprehension.
Wilhelm Burge, of Hobnail, was summoned by P.C.
Liteg, for allowing a home to stray on the 95th September.
Defendant pleaded guilty, and was fined 9s. 6d. and costa
or seven days' Imprisonment.
Mary Ann Young, a well-known Sherbornian, was
summoned for using threatening language towards Lena
Lane, Mr. Watts defending; but the case was amicably
settled on defendant premixing not to annoy the corn
plainant again, and paying for the summons.
pimaas wins, of Mead Road, was summoned by
Mrs. Young for a similar annoysnce, and jar. Watts
again appeared for the latter. adamant said
defendant came out of a Lad on Sept, 13th whilst she
was in a lane near Castleton with her lune and cart, and
used threatening and obscene language towards her.
Defendant denied the charge; but Ann Pulley cor-
roborated complainant, and defendant was bound over in
45 to keep the peace for three months, and had to pay
the costa
nomad, Haman& of Leigh, remanded from Wednesday,
was charged, on the information of Thomas (hammy, with
an abominable crime. —Mr. Hutchins. prisoner 'employer,
gave him a good character, and the magistrates, after
some consultation, said two lettere had been put in on
behalf of prisoner, one from a lady and the other from
the rector of the parish ; and, the evidence being rather
weak, they had decided to give prisoner the benefit of the
doubt. He was therefore
The cases of John ilsaliusf. 00 Marsh, and
Charles and William Ilyde, of Compton, summoned by
the respective overseers for non-payment of poor-rates,
were settled out of court
Charles Floolu, who, it will be remembered, was fined
41 and costs at the last court for selling liquor during
prohibited hours, now *wheal through Mr. Watts for the
renewal of his license, which had been adjourned.—The
advocate promised on behalf of his client that there
should be no further backsliding, and the license WM
granted.
The application of James Yeatman at the last court for
tho transfer of the Mitre Inn license from Joseph
Bligdon hot been adjourned in order that the applicant
might procure satifactory testimonial,'; and these being
now put in by Mr. Watts, the transfer and renewal were
granMa.

WINTII/111011,1112 TOXIION.
A COLUXTION amounting to 19a 11.1. on beim" of the
b°l"t I.4untY 11.wPitel, wee made after a harvest
!Iwikkleiving wrvicq, on Sunday, the 44th of September,
In thf: old churckof We very minute pariah.

FoirratzirmAGNA.
Ldai, llommit—The cotmtrl will b.
thd to h., that Lord Slid Lady Wolverton intend to take
in, their abode for mine time at FontmelL where his lord-
ha hi. new kennel; and that his hound* will begin
Mint at tLe end of next week.—Skerfpornz Jan ma/.

STA.LBRIDGH.
4.1,,!„ • luau/ 1 F. 114 A NIT C.. AULY.-Tho vale troop of
•,,,.iii-Tn!ay mulerwent g good drill on Tuesday. ere
coirlii'entel emster mment, And Adjutant Orilla
them on their steadiness and aPperFanee-
it'4o. le.rs afterwards dioed together at the sad Lion
Talt rAL, MI •4 • •
am (; p
I. . t. bunt imaa-tin Sunday evening the BRIDPOBT.
°I the. Clitil'iii"ierl? genial reference to the Bonounti Poticit_Tuniday. -Before the Mayor (Mr. C.
mwitie. Lk' an -n-r-. Slants hi Moss.... ....••••••••• Tueker) and Mr. M. W. Whetham.
Sic _ y co that
mmitted by the Turks la unforton- !Miry weeda of c, labourer, Alingto as n,w brought up in
CUZ"'spin'. A collection was made on their behalf. under a warrant charged by Mr. Seism, King's
--- Arms North Allturton, with violently assaulting him
, LYTCHIITT ILLTILAVERS. on September 30th, and Wring him to in bound over
iaerLabtlxiissr.-The first of a aeries of entertain- to keep the imam -Mr. stated defendant came
4"I •'` w"
ilal
in
the red*" schoolroom ,m Tuesday, into his home on Saturday and asked to Ix served with
as well attended. Mr. id. W Heath's Isusgs four pennyworth's of brandy. He refused to serve him,
'4ewd much merriment. The following mm the pro. ag he was the worm for liquor. He stayed there about an
1.2-unnom : _ h and then quarrelled with his uncle. Told him he
id have no noise in his house, lie then struck
" °Moth Thee, my Babie," Lytchett Choral did so again afterwards in the cellar, when
il•r.• em." (sneered), Mrs. iferford ; pianoforte solo, wituese a2lei 1
0,.: pme . to, notice to save a house belonging to him.
iW. ' '"ng (enewed), " when, there's Will there's he Pee "-- no • lie threatened him again on Sunday, and be was afraid
. y." Mr. II I'. Foote • trio. "The F,' 4 "Y. His. II v. kll • .1. A- ---aw..-- w. M. Id do him some bodily Injury.-Defendant was
11,41 r. r satb. Miss --se-•-i and ....• .. • " :iron to find two good sureties in £lO each, and him-
" Mrs. Mc Williams- Troubles," Captain rett-i. ivs t, keep the peace for six months. Prisoner
TATiner • L'all (M"ed). "Jen,..9 at the Mill." Miss A. sou •••• •••-" - enter on Wednesday in default of
lismh. ji"se (moored). The Chafers,- Rey. w. AL wee tsdr.WlL,t,e
H. p. Foote, Mr, K. W. Heath, and Mr. R. Gad. _ ~..lef ee'e.e...1,... . (-I an wistehmender, was brought
',remit : e'en bewared). " Good ilye,. John,' Mr. K. ty, Cariermeerand.--”aha- charged with mean a watch, the
mi.. n;_e,st. "The Rhine Maidens. Mir A. Tanner and up on re
her. valise Me-John Katcher let
ilmo77_,"*; main& " Mra B's Alarm," Rev. W. W. property a John Ket4-m repair for him about three
Caoafte *mg. "' in Summer's Cool Shade,' hytchett prisoner have a watch
tee. the watch
about a
•••,•,. .• .3ati : gong, Mrs. Helloed ,
_• duet feneeredk menthe arm Ile
bwbeard Watch, Mr. R. KMAtat and Mr. A. fortnight after, asudtlt gain&l'•itnhed the
best
i:ctigagnetouter
lin '"'sg (encored), "Mrs. Jones Minkel Party," could do would be to seU it. He said
3.5. in a fonsinght il!be
s_. • W. Heath ; trio, "When shall we Three Meet for it and would being bins --
nut: Mrs H. P. Foote, Miss IL Crumples, and Mr. il,
eels; finale. " (led Save the Queen." prironatbs
money
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jakwitilio.dt mean.
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tp
.orehendm the primer at (ammeter under a warrant.
151323.110 W. nears the warrant to him,oand he said ,he mir
took them
to
13 Teeeis..,.. I, eiout one hundred of the Service awe,/ two watches from -edicrs, ennraidreturn to
LI r,.:.......!.... welt waggons. on their way from , Southampton and lost them. wildi If -
was • similar charge
. -'°uPort. arrived here, end wen bilketed for the Beidloore 111_,__eeneelneneei.,... —.nu"
tght it ii, aid the
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at army momce mesi, mho against defenual Bwata"7orwt,lethenm taken- -Alfred
awaYmtce‘h,
veiled..
hem .te the canary on Milberne Down, will pees through wessiseussuuute= sheet f ree eLnerthg ago. WeM
„la about a fortnight 'slue A to
”ta Shartierne at Good Tarnow' gave ma erme. to dim KIM after, Zerseni'r he was Me=
it. He
'Waimea at their mil it he had •
making ay attarnilr.a.Vvirin 'thug. leetl '
Marshal..., h few weeks after he mid he could not gse
d reedy maw tee it; It• Would 1•0•11 1$ As* AtterWerds ani"hi"theltiVlinred= and i Mai

Bridport,

sew his wife, who said he was in the Country. Had not
seen him *Mee till now. Witness never had his watch or
the monsy.—Crces-examined : Did not say he would give
=a month's credit —A third charge WAS then
Ann Jane Clark, Dolphin Inn, East-street, let
prisoner have an accordeon, value 251., to repair
before last Christiana. Asked him to return it before
Christmas as she wanted to raffle it Ile called at her
house several times and said he we sbusy and had no time
to repair it. Had never received the accordeon.—Cross-
examined : Did not tell prisoner that he could sell it.
P.C. Hansard, stationed at Bridport, had had the prisoner
In his custody. Told him he was charged with stealing an
accordeon belonging to Yrs. Clark. He said prosecutrix
had let him have an accordeon to sell for her, and he had
sold it to some floe near Hroadwindsor, but did not know
them.—A fourth charge against the =me defendant was
next taken.—Martha Hart, wife of John Hart, Nelson
Inn, Alington, some mcmths ago showed prisoner a locket
and asked him whether he could repair it, He took it
away aad said be would stud it to London to repair. Ile
called afterwards and said he had the invoice from
London, and would bring It in a few days. Had never
seen the locket nor the prisoner since till now.—P.O.
Hassind last Wednesday spoke to prisoner about Mrs.
Hart's locket He said ho received a locket and did not
know what became of it. On Thursday hie wife in ri-
goner's presence said she had the locket4(keetderit in her
1 and take ton Gloncester.—The ner was com-
tted or trial at the next sessions at •

palutprow.
DESTRUCTIVE WHIRLWIND.
On Thursday morning about six o'clock this village
was visited with a violent whirlwind, which seemed to
come from the direction of Winterborae Abbm, and
did considerable damage. A roof was taken from a
barn at Swanhill's farm, the property of Mr. IL B.
Sheridan, and pitched into the adjoining field, a
number of trees were damaged in the magnificent
tark, and a imge aeh tree in a meadow near Mr.
Uomben's farm, at Southover, had several huge limbs
stripped off it, and one was carried through the roof
of a cart shed where Mr. Comben's dairyman was
milking. On the same premises the roof of a barn
wee blown clean off, and completely doubled up.
The storm was very violent for a short time. At
Wool a similar storm was felt on the same morning,
which appeared to come from a S.E. direction. A
number of trees were damaged, and the rumbling
noise of the storm somewhat alarmed the inhaM
tante.

FLOO4IIIIO m NEW6AI2.—ThO operation of inflicting •
second instalment of twenty lashes upon a prisoner named
William Samuel, who was convicted at the Central
Criminal Court of a highway robbery accompanied with
violence upon • young lady named Barber. was carried
out Thursday at liewitate. The prisoner wu sentenced to
receive 40 lashes in two whippings, at an interval of a
month, and he received hie first punishment about •
month ago. On that occasion he exhibited very great
terror at his punishment, and howled and entreated for
mercy during the whole time it was being inflicted. The
effect of this flogging was now entirely obliterated from
the akin. The prisoner evidently dreaded the punish-
ment most acutely, and be moral for mercy all the time.
It was with great difficulty he was secured to the whipping
block. While the punishment was being administered,
the prisoner appeared to be in an almost fainting
condition, and he was assisted to his cell by the warders.

Errs's Oocot.—GRATRPUL AND CONFORTING.—.. By
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the
otirattitoinis.;:ofuleligfie;:etiopriroapent Lutorfitiwoorliz.ecl lade careful p.
cocos, Mr.
Kpps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately
flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy
doctors' bills. It is by the judicious lIAC of such articles of
diet that a constitution may be gradually built ush:atl.
en-o.ng enough to resist every tendency to
Hundred, of subtle maladies are floating around no
to attack wherever there Is a weak point We may
many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified Id
pure blood and a properly nourished frame.“—Cied Serried
Gamete.

SINCE the arrival of the first cargo of the Now Seasons'
Teas, by the " Glenartney " Steamship. Messrs. JOHNSON,
JOHNSON & CO., have been supplying through their agents
the finest TWItl selected from the first or Spring Crop. For
parity and richness of iltvour these Teas cannot ho
surpassed ; and those who are not using them are recom-
mended to try them and judge for tholuselvea—For local
Agent% sae advertisement.
TOURISTS ria.l TRAVELLERS, LADIES RINSING
visiting the seaside, or otherwise exposed to the,
scorching rays id the cm and heated particles of dust
will find Itowcssnie RALTDOR mod cooling and
refreshing to the face, hands awl arms; it eradicates
sunburn, tan, freckles, Ac., and is especially recom-
mended for the skin after sea bathing; 4s. GiL and
he 61, per dottlo. /WLANDS' MACASSAR OIL
prevents the hair falling off during hot weather;
EITKONIA is a new fragrant toilet
powder, 3s per box; ROWLANDS ODONTO whitens the
teeth; It fld. per box, sold by chemists, perfumers
and hairdresser; :away ask for RewLarms articles.
CURS OP A 14 YEARS' ASTHMATIC COUGH BY DR.
LOCOCKII PULMONIC WAPERS.—" I, Thomas Carter,
Egremont, Cheshire, had an asthmatic cough for 14
years; nothing ever gave me relief until I commenced
taking Dr. LOCOCK'S Wafers three boxes of which have
entirely cured me. Witness, G. HowaLL, Chemist, Dale-
street, Liverpool." In Asthma. Consumption, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Rheumatism, and all Hysterical and Nervous
Pains. instant relief is given. 'rimy Melo plilanailtly.
Soid by all druggists at is. ill, per box.
THE HAIR.—For 10 years Mrs. S. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S
, Hata Res-roma has received the commendation and
favour of the public. It has acquired the highest place
, that can be obtained for any moderate enterprise, and
I contributed to the 'adornment of tens of thousands of
persons, who have the proof of its serviceable character.
It will positively renew and restore the orisinal and /tetanal
colour of grey. white, and faded ow. It will strengthen
and invigorate the Hair, stop its falling, and induce a
healthy luxuriant growth. No other preparation can
produce the same beneficial result. Sold by all Chemists
and Perfumers, in large bottles, tis. Depot 114 and 116,
Southampton Row, London.
Puaz Tga us Rise PcancrioN.—Tke Pure, Strong,
Fragrant and delicious Teas imported by POLAND,
ROBERSTON dr Co., Curtain Road, London KC., can
now be obtained in air-tight packets in quantities ranging
from 2 us. to 1 lb., of most respectable Grocers, Chemists,
Bakers, Confectioners, Stationers and others, and the
others, at the following prices per lb. :—Black, 24., and
2. 6d.; Mixed, M.; Green, Is. 6d.; Assam, Is. flit.'
packed in Tins, 2, 1 and 8 lbs. All qualities guaranteed
Pure as Imported. The 8 lb. Tin sent carriage paid to say
Railway Station In the United Kingdom on receipt of
Poet Office Order. The public are respectfully requested
to ask for Poland, Robertson and Co.'s Pure Teas, and re-
fuse all others, as large quantities of worthless trash, con-
sisting of warehouse sweepings, Tea damaged by salt
water and decomposition, are, by a process of steaming
and dyeing, made to resemble genuine Pure Teas. For
particulars of agency apply as above.
Itscgrres PARIS Biug.—The marked superiority of
this Laundry Blue over all others, and the quick ripplect
ation of its merits by the public has been attended by
the usual results, via, a flood of imitations: the
merit of the latter mainly consists' in the ingenuity
exerted, not simply in imitating the square shape but
making the general appearance of the wrappers resemble
that of the genuine article. The Manufacturers beg there-
fore to caution all buyers to see " Reckitt'a Paris Blue" on
each perket. . .

Hottowar's PILLS.—When inclement weather checks
to a considerable extent the natural exhalations of the
skin, an alterative is required to expel them entirely from
the body through some other channel. Holloway's Pills
can be confidently reccomtnended as the easiest, surest,
and 'idiot means of attaining this desirable end without
weakening the most delicate or incommoding the most
feeble. When, from frequent chills or impure air, the
blood becomes foul and the secretions vitiated, these Pills
present a ready and efficient means of cleansing the
former and correcting the latter. By this salutary pro-
ceeding disease is arrested at its onset, its pains and
Inconveniences averted, and the nervous structures saved
from the depressing effects entailed upon them by an
illness.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS I—Are you broken in your rest by
• sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teeth? Cm
a once to a chemist and get • bottle of His, WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve the poor sufferer
immediately. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to
taste, it produces natural, quiet sleep, by elieving the
child from pain, and the little cherub wakes "as bright as
a button." It soothes the child, it softens the gums,
allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is
the best known remedy for dysentery and diarrhma,
whether arising from teething or other causes. Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup is sold by Medicine dealera
everywhere at Is lid IHT bottle.-11lanufactured in New
York, and at 493 Oxford-at/Neat,. London.
THROAT AFTELTIONS AND Wiseacres& —All suffering
from Irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be
agreeably surprise at the almost immediate relief afforded
by the use of Brown's Bronchial Troches. " These
famous "lozenges "are now sold by most respectable
chemists in this country at Is lid per box. People
troubled with a "hacking cough," S per
001 d. or
bronchial affections, cannot try them too soon, as similar
troubles, if allowed to progress, result in serious Puhnonary
and Asthmatic affections, See that the words "Brown'
Bronchial Troches" are on the Government Stamparound
each box.—Manufactured by JOHN I. BROWN AND SONS,
Bostoll.linited State Geuot, 493, Oxford.street, London,
VALUABLE DISCOVERY FOR THE HALL—If your it:
is turning grey or white, or falling off, Use "
Mexican Hair Renewer," for it will pooitively restore is
every ease Grey or White hair to its orginal colour,
without leaving the disagreeable smell of most"Restoreri."
It makes the aair charmingly beautiful, as well as
promoting the growth of the hair on bald spots, where
the glands are not decayed. Ask your Chemist for the
" MEXICAN lIAIR RIDELWER," prepared by Henry C.
GALLUP, 4sn Oxford Street, London, and sold by Chemists
and Peitumers everywhere at 3s. Ild. per bottle.
FLORILINEI—FoR THE Thins AND BRZATIL—A few
drop; of the liquid "Floriline " sprinkled on a wet tooth-
brush produces a pleasant lather, which thorougnil
clean.ses the teeth from all parasities or impurities, hardens
the ring, prevents tartar, stops decay gives to the teeth
a pecular pearly-whitenem, and a delightful fragrance to
the breath. It removes all unpleasant odour arising from
decayed teeth or tobacco smoke. "The Fragrant Floriline,"
being composed in part of Honey and sweet herbs is deli-
cious to the taste, and the greatest toilet discovery of the
age, Price 2s 6d, of all Chemists and perfumers. Prepared
Mr Henry C. GALLUP, 491 Oxford-street London.
Too Mucn OF A Goon Tnign.—Mr. Disraeli was quite
correct in advising people to store up rain water in tanks
against drought, but there is in this country an equal
danger of having rather too much of it. In house after
house one's eyes are offended by discolorations on the
walla, mimed by damp, and we know of only one sure
remedy, the Petrifying Silicate Liquid, manufactured by
the Silicate Paint Company of Liverpool. The truth of
these remarks is evidenced by the increased demand for
the article, and which has caused the opening of offices in
London, at lift, Cannon-street We certainly advise all
who surfer from damp houses to obtain all particulars of
this invaluable composition.
EMIGRATION TO QUSENSLANI).—The new iron ship
"Scottish Knight, took her departure from Gravesend on
the 22nd instant, bound for Townsville, Northern Queens-
land, having on board the following number of
emigrants :-56 married couples, 129 single men, 46 single
women, 22 children between the ages of 12 and 1, and 3
infants, making a total of 256 souls, equal to 242 statute
adults. The 'tingle girls are under the care of Mien
Neill, Dr. Weddell acting as surgeon superintendent
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•
Prre.—Eruarrric Frau ott FALLING BICKNER& —A
certain method of cure has been discovered for this
distressing complaint by a physician, who is desirous
that all sufferers may benefit from this providential
discovery; it is never known to fail, and will cure
tho most hopeless came after all other means have been
tried. Pull particulars will be sent by juut to any
person free of charge.—Address WILLLUIS, 10,
Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park, London.

HUNTAIII JAHOS MINIMAL WATEIL The Best
Natural Aperient.—" I have made use of the Hunyadi
dithos Mineral Water ever since its introduction into
this country, and with ever-increasing satisfaction. I
look upon the introduction of this water as compared
with other similar waters as an advance almost as
great as the use of these was an improvement on the
employment of Glauber or Epsom salts in their simple
form. A very small quantity of the Hunyadi Jima;
Water suffices to secure an efficient action. This is
best taken in the morning. fasting, and shortly
followed by a cup of tea or coffee swallowed quite hot.
Neither sickness or griping follows. Its use in this
way will be found highly beneficial by many who,
though they may be described as being in good health,
yet from a sedentary occupation or other cause, are
liable from time to time to what are called bilious
attacks."—(Signsd) Alexander Silver. M.A., M.D.,
Physician to Charing Cross Hospital, Lecturer on
Clinical Medicine and Physiol?gy in the Hospital
SchooL In orriginal bottles, price lc and Is. 6d., of
all chemists and mineral water dealers.—A wine glass
full a dose

•
AND INDINCISION.—One of the most unfortunate
East India princes who ever enlisted the sympathy of the
British public was, perhaps, the Rajah of (loom, who,
owing to the ill advice of friends, but more to has own
indecision, lost his territory and princedom, his palace
was
sacked.has joweh, 'tripped from hie person, be became
a prisoner, and was take under an escort from ',Kira to
Bemires. where he remained for thirteen years in close
conlinensent. deprived of sent of the luxuries and many
of the contorts of life. without it friend on whom he
could rely, his health awl constitution enfeebled ; in fact,
80 much sm, that it Mall douldful whether he would ever
amin beenuo ounvelement. Itt this stage' by leave
obtained (non the Fart India Company, he visited
England. and consulted a number of physicians, who did
not benefit him. We hoar that finally this dirtanguished
Prince consulted Professor Holloway, the celebrated
proprietor of Holloway's Ointment and Pills, and that his
visits and the comultations he had with the Professor
were anything but unsuccessful. His highness was soon
restored
i; In fact.
he quite recovered
cons
to e
from axezu had caused him. Rumour
said at the thou that he intended to institute
eicenlle
his
t .pri lideanle.:„
n his thirteen
years' eproceedings against the East India Company for the
recovery of a large amount they were indebted to him
theei
for money he end his ancestere advanced it. It appeared,
also, that his highness was indebted to Profaner Holloway
for many valuable hints in obtaining a restitution of his
rights; the Professor is somewhat of a lawyer withal, and,
having men both law and justice administered in all parts
of tic world, from Loudon to the wilds of central
Amerim, and more particularly on tho European
l'entiuent. he airiest the Rajah a way of administeriue
a powerful pill to hie adversaries, and, doubtless, with
0 'emetic immune; such as the Profusor himself ham exhi-
bited in his successful career, the Prince of lloorg would
have atimmilod. But, lacking there, ho limit his pecuniary
rights, and his orinciPalitr was coughs-abet for ever. By
the way, Prof error llolloway his mtablirlied his medicine*
in all parts of the known world, and this energetic man
is now expending about LOWS) Per iumuni for advertising
the same. It is further stated thet by his decisive
character, energy, awl lasseveratire, he has overcome the
gaIIPIIIS of almuit every nation in the world ; even the
Hindu., whose very creed teaches him that the compounds
of a Christian ars, as it were, Poison to his soul, now uses
Holloway's Ointment and Pills whenever medicine is
aired. and with what success the case of the mllatin-
prinas alluded to speaks plainly—London

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It la need by the RICHEST,
On account of its BEAUTY,
And by the POOREST.
Became of its CHEAPNESS!
Resort Timor' & Sox.
Shepherd's Bush, October 28, 1874.
Letter froth Genthimen,—" I am very much pleased
THE DUCHESS I with your SQUARE BLUE. I have now
of I used It for some time, sad both for
EDINBURGH'S BEAUTY of COLOUR and ECONOMY it far
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Yours respectfully, SARAH GARDNER,
kLiwidretsto H.E.H. the Duke of Edinburgh

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TEI

THE MARVEL OF THE WORLD,
AND GEZATEST WONDER OF THE ACM
COLM ER'S ECLECTIC REMEDIES.
PREPARED RT
M ADAME JANE COLMER
DOCTOR OF MEDICINE,
Of the AMERICAN UNIVERSITY,
PHILADELPHIA.
GILEAD-HOUSE DISPENSARY,
MIDDLE-STREET, :YEOVIL.
FOR THE CURE OF SCROFULA AND DISEASES
OF THE SKIN.
Couna's flhiaui. Ptriurnse Lire Pius, for the eon of
every epeeici of scurvy, leproey, scrofula, evil. ecorbutle,
Omuta, slices., erysipelas, sore len, ueoratad wounala in any
part of the body, fistula, piles, rhemmat on, and other impuri-
ties of the blood. II of twenty years' shooting. The inventor
of those pale feels happy in being enabled to offer to the
afflicted • remedy that an be relied on me specific. Thom pills
the a pure vegetable extract, and form an admirable strength-
ener of the frame and purifier of the blood: Sold in boxes, le
lid and 2, 9.1.
Counts% Benniasx's Fen= oa Uirrvsasm. Ournizrr.—A
sure remedy for wounds of every description will be found in
the one of this celebrated ointment, especially the lonen ethl,
inflammation., bur., erysinelss, plies and Mauls, cut.,
brute, chilblain', ,a,ei.,,ino eropeinne ctopi. en the fa..
sore and maimed eyes, gangrene mortification,, Ofintione, sore breast,
eancoro. humours. Itc., he, and it is • certain cure for ulcer-
ated sore legs, if of 20 year. etanding. It is prepared only by
Madame Dr. Cotanta, the inventor and sole proprietor, the
secret being known to no other parson In the world. In boar
or pot.. Is lid, lend ta 9d each.
Advice Gratis every Friday, and every morning and even-
ing during the week from 7 till 9 a.m., and from till 10 pm.
NB.—All case' of Tapeworm cured with one doss of
Oolmerie Vegetable Wenn Medicine within three hours after
rlicati4l, done.
tethe patient attends fasting, which should in
Dr. JANE COLIMA, in tendering her sincere thank, for the
Medal patronage the bee hltherto recoi, eel, feels enured that
li. neods only to refer to the many marked and wail-known
eases which she haa carried to a meet...tut Issue during the lad
90 years, In the immediate neighbourhood of her home practice,
to convince the public of the extraordinary balmemle powers
and triumphant results of the Eclectic System of Medicine. She
may be consulted at the following places :
winnow% Portman', Arm. Inn, Salleburyotroot, Soeond
Thur.day in each month.
Banwoliv, George Inn, First Wednesday in each month.
Doadissrsa, Plume of Feather. Inn, First and Third lithea.
day In each month.
CIiLLIIIGWAI,IRod Lion Hotel, last Monday in each month.
SALLISCILT, Saracens Head Inn, first Tuesday in each month.
••• Federate attended at their own redden.. In Town on
°sooty, if required. Prohodonal °nits charged for ae:ordivh2
to distance. Country patientscorresponded with ea read
of. damped directed envelope, and Medicines sent
packed to any part of the Kingeleine
All letters and Pod-office Onion to be sent to Dr. Jan
00tJillt, Gilead-booth Diepensery. Illddlothesek yic,ou„
Teeth carefully extracted.
Mead the 13111 of Copia of Teeth nosh* white may be bed
Gratis.
Me connection with any person or gnats whatever:
Agents are required in all parts of the United Kingdom fee
Ike Bale of Colmar's Meade's, Re,
TESTIMONIALS.
Gotham, near Cranborne, Dorset,
March leth, 1874.
Dear Matiant,—Pray accept my heartfelt thanks for the most
extraordinary cure you have performed ,es me. If I dkl not
return you such I should consider myself ungrateful.
I, Ellen Bailey, was afflicted with deceased knee-Joint for
Dome considerable time, during which my health godly suffered,
No much so, that I botanic an inmate of the Salisbury Infir-
mary ter II months, where they performed an operation on
my kae, removing the hone width forms the knoe-cap
(Patella), after which I ens turned out incurable. I was then
prevailed on to boon,. an Inmate of the Charmouth Con-
valescent Home for throe months, from whore I was also
turned Incurable. At last I was recommended to apply to
you, which I dki, and am happy to say, by the uso of your
valuable Remedial, in the space of six months I received •
perfect cure. I have now been cured for nearly two years,
and have had no return of the complaint since.
Wishing you to make thin public for the good of other peer
sufferers,
I an deer Madam,
Gratefully yours,
ELLEN BAILEY.
To Dr. Jane Colmor, Gilead House, TeoviL
All came of TAPEWORM CURED IN THREE HOURS after
application, if the person attend fasting, which should in all
cases be done.
The undermentioned Persons have been cared by
_taking
COLMER'S INFALLIBLE WORM MEDICOS*
RIAD TOW FOLLOWING IIkaVIILLOON CIIIIL
5, Thanes-street, Weymouth:
I hereby certify that I wine great sufferer from tape-wormg
for upwards of five years. I took malice. for it, and sure
symptoms soon followed by parts of the tape-worm being
expelled, but no cure was effected. I went hundred of mine
on the Continent to parties famed for the cure of tape-worm,
but they failed to cure me. At last I was informed Madame
Dr. Coltner, of Yeovil, had cured many people. I went to
consult her, and in less than two boors after Miring a dose of
her mndicine its wonderful effects were shown by my passing
three monstrous tape-worms with their heads attached, the
shortest oney one hundred feet In length. I had never taken
anything In my life for worms that triod me so little, for I
was able to attend to my business the whole of the day.
I non, yours respectfully,
MONSIEUR LETS,
Surgeon Dentist.
CAUTION.—In consequence of the great succor et Dr.
Jane Calmer, many pen.. have boon travelling In her name,
or dodos they are her travelling Agents, and that they are in
partnership with her. She begs to caution the Public against
such persons, and therefore girt* this notice to the Public,
that she has no connexion with any potion or persons what-
ever. neither has she any travelling Agents. *Repave: uses
her name will be Prelocuted.

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BAGOTS, HUTTON, and CO.,
Willamatroat,
DUBLIN.

SIR IT: A. ROSE AND 00... ALBRT ClitskaPaL °Desei°,r,,,c4 thttrzotr-4 ALB LIGHTHOUSE COLEA OIL ORAPI
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A A D. P. BRIAR ME. IRriar PipePipes,etamped A. D. P., are Ask for
. guusetaed against horning and crooking. The bowl of W. O. BIZET' BLACK LEAD
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Is, each, alai T Ist& Whole and for exportation el CAUTION.—Thers are several Imitations.
D. POBENER and 00., SI, Manselletrest, faidgate, London. ---..
BE DIAMOND OIL BLACKINO.—Is the best kind for keep-
T B A N K
T OXD O N and 8 log soft and impartinir to Loather a beautiful Jot Black
4 ancomonaid
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COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHEIA,
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WJ. COLLIS DROWNIPS CULOBODYNE, a few doses
quite apctual.—Ostation. The extraordinary molloal
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testimonials from eminent Physicist's accutnnatly each bottle.
From W. C. Witaissos, Kw' Spalding.
I consider it invaluable Lu Phthia's and Spasmodic Cough:
the benefit is very marked.
Dr. Wifilinum, of New I isDoway, &Jutland.
I consider it tho most valuable molicloo known.

Sold In bola" 16 lid, 116 Al, avid 44 01 by all Chololsla. Hole
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London, W C.

L CAPITAL DOIIIILVAIAIIRKLLICD Central flre Breech-
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barman. Address, 11. Palmer, Glen House, Ryedord, near
/Umiak

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conducted, starting October 21st. visited Paris, Turin. Oman,
Alexandria, Carlo, the Pyrami.la Suez Canal, Jerwalem,
Jericho, Jordan and Dead Sea. —See Oriental Hazats, Id post
f roe.— 11 . Gaze and Son, 141, Strand. London.

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OTAIR PADS prevent the Qumi cutting. makes the step
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r. JORDAN, /Imager.

DOYLIPS PATENT SELF-ACTING
A IR-PUNP VENTILATORS. EFFECTUALLY Erritacr
A the FOUL AIR, have NO Mechanical Notion, and are
cnitiroly FREE FROM DOWN DRAUGHT
Pr°lo4ll7a
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Price 'Lists, and Testimonials on application. .....--
BOTLIL and 80N, Patontem and Manufacturers, Mansion
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EZ A RD'S Patent GAS GRATING APPARATUS for
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Maximum

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sent,

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rptiE ELELTRO-CI IEIIICA I. and MEDICAL BATHS.
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

& CERTAIN CORK FOR lIWNCIIIiI., DINITHER
SORE THROAT ASTHMA. Sc.

p,,, ceeleg enre thrust, dip oilmen, bronchitis. manna
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treatment Shofie ptevent. degenerating li,! 11101 V t,e60111
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taken, as they will thero:Aghly expel ell depraved hetet An
rota the hodr.

°OUT. RHEUMATISM, STIFF JOINTS.
- --- _
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.T I 0 N OF Clout and Ithminnatism arias from inflammation in the put.
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"TODDY." morning, and rub this Ointment most effe. tinily Woe • day
Wholesale of the Sole Proprietors, Into the nahwinz. port"; wh^n runt hirouPsetwunly, they dries
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O FN REENLE BROIIIERS,
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71,.... fiettieT
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