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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

TV.STIMONIALS.
Gotham, °ear Crtoil,,mle, Domet,
m•,rch 10;111, IFrll.

Dear Madam, -Tray accept me heart'lit Unlike for the most
evirionliiiary rive I bit, I.er/qui,' ioi me. If I Intl not
return you such I shiodd ronsider now If inwraleful.
I, Ellen Dailey, was affliefril with knee-Joint for
some considerable time, dining amid, tiny health sadly suffered,
WI mitch so, that I beiwme ininatii of the Salisbury Inflei
mary 1,11 months, where they iwrformed an operation on
my kee, removin• the hone which /gals the knee-cap
(Patella), after which I was turned out incurable. I WAS then
prevailed on to became all inmate of the Charmouth Con.
valeseent Dome for three months, ft where I was alao
turned Incurable. At hat I was recommended to apply to
you, which I dia, and am happy to any, by the nse cif your
valuable Remedies, in the of six months I received •
perfect mino. I hare ~tive into cur,' for iivarl) two 'ears,
and have hail 110 return if the complaint since.
Wishing 3nu to make this public for the good of other law
• Merely,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

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"IA phon la
I Eiii lepev
ITerpiii Liver I
I
.itethnia
A inenorrheis I
I)yonivnorrhtea '
firil nal irritation
i Nerve et Debility
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'tamps
:AN IC
I. W.

Muscular
Paralysis
Central Paralysis
Spinal Paralysis
!Neuralgia
Sciatica
Stilt Joints
Hysteria
Hysteric
For

(Bladder)

torv't.'
both
/AMMO, NAT'
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enciosixt,Pal

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Entered et Stationers' Hell, 1010.1 -Prole is, or
fold loon the author for It stamps.
1/ANI1001.). A M.DICAL COAT on the functions and die.
In orders of the reproductive organs in youth, manhood,
and old ego, with Oheervstiom on the Treatment and Cure a
Nervous Exhaustion, Physical Debility, Lowness of Spirits,
/c., being the result of SO years' successful prectlft. By J. L.
CURTIS, M.D., It, ALDENARLE-STREET, PICCADILLY.
Lupo*, W
" COMO On 3iAAIIIOOO. —77th Thouland.—Ably written sad
pinlnly describes the source of those diseases which produce
decline in youth, or more frequently premsture old age."—
Daily Telialroph, 511.11 Much, 1866.
Connie on II silliom should he in the hands of youth sad
old sp. It is s medial puishcetion, developing the trestoset
of e dm al painful seledloi which here tee lelostsztlie
rey at the Illitertle sad dning t'uitod am**
Lend..: lsid be W. J. NAM Bookseller, IS, Conan.

CRW EP P E'S MALVERN SELTZER
o SCHWEPPEM SODA WATER.
SCHWEPPES LEMONADE.
SCHWEPPE'd POTASS WATER.
Consumers are particularly requested to oak for
SCHWEPPE'S and observe Trade Mark on Labels (a
Fountain). as many imitations are offend to the
public.—To be obtained from the leading Cheolein.
Wins merchant., and Grocers.
.444

Rheumatism
Dyspepsia
Paralysis
Chorea
Impotency
Writer's Cramp
Hysterical Cramps
and Contractions
IConstipation Lou* of Smell
4 Paralysis Deaf nog:, Loss of Tut*, de."
furthur Testininnio. Medical and Private,
pamphlet,"Dat: ALVA Cum, Mamma
PAIRZD V ITAI. ~nt free for 3 at
J. L PULVVALMAbIIEIVI4 OALV
IiNTABLISIIMENT.
191 REGENr STREET LONDON
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

A KIM AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.

At the
,Arirines Petty Sessions. a mln named
Thomas Su neer, a joiner and shopkeeper, was charged
with aotanlting a pupil teacher named Mary Clifford.
It was ,tate.l by the girl. who is about fifteen years
.d age , that on the evening named, as ~he was going
home, she met the defendant, who mwle a successful
attempt to kiss her, awl acted rudely towards her in
other ways. She told him she would tell his wife, and
he relied th-tt he wished she weal. The Bench told
him his conduct, for a married man, hal been dis-
graceful, and it Was well for him that a charge was not
preferred against him of a more serious character, or
he would have been sent to gaol ; as it was; they
would fine him .£lO and costs, in tte hope that it
woul,l he a warning to him in future to let virtuously-
minded girls alone, and be would also he bound over to
keep the peace for sly months The defendant ad
his solicitor seemed conshierably astonished at the
sentence. '
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

WEYNOtiTIL

ii PARING THE ltitte.—lt won't be nay initeh
longer to ~taial and hear the lewd, for 150 clitira are ..n
the rod for the leuirioue. The performance:l at the
tuatician oh the silver am 1-4-pi.ton especially are become
fatuoua far ant wide.

.....
AIVIAULT Wiuio,,s Heater was brought up on Friday
berme Dr,. Drew and Me. T. Al,ts.tt, char.:o.l a ith asswilt-
in.: John Martin —Dr. Tizv.l sail th it Martin was in a
unit Stilled condition ; he bad he.n severely beaten, but
witnem could not a.certain whether any it his ribs were
broken. The man was unable to attend the emu% In
consequence of havinx a serere attack of at.mlesy. no
ag.rravated by the ,ematalt mt.., him, and witnees
wonl.l recommend that he he taken eTh! td at the
Union.- Defendant wss remand...l till 'Monday.
. .

QUAltitEi_,OME STRANiatits.-thi Saturday, before Mr.
W. Talbot, and Mr. dames Robertson, Mark (Meet was ,
charged with 'l.:nulling ElWard Safith on the 29th June.
and al.*ith thmoothht the Pell,* in the ,teeil, ion or
their duty, and Smith was stinimonol for being drunk and
riototts.-Ilettry Thomas Poyner, of 15, Penny-street, saw
defendants la,,t night in the Park making a disturbance
with another malt, fighting, disturbing the !wont... an I
causing a great r N" I. The voting nem struck the old
mall, and they swine and need filthy hugs tge:-Sergeant
• Ap-ey tomtit the,,)'! Man in a rhair. With his eye cut open,
and perfectly Wind in that eye. Asked the tild min oho
did it, and he soil it was his son-in-law, the defendant,
Mark Guest The old loan WM perfect!y helpletm, and
witness In lit Guest into custi.ily. Prisoner Wail trouble-
stone and said "Ten of you -r shall not take one."
Witness pet the cuffs on, when Guest wanted to put on
his clothes ; but witness told hien it was tto late, he
should have done it before; he bad given his wife an
opportunity to go and get the coat; hut they said Guest
should not be taken.-A witness named Cox War raled,
and spoke to the prlsoner's fighting, hut he did not be tr
any swearing or oltu.tene language. -After the Bench bad
consulted, the Clerk said the prisoners had committed
three offences, and they would he punished unless they
consented to leave the town.-They agreed to go, awl the
case was adjourned to Monday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

POOLE BREWERY'

NATINES and SPIRITS of the Beet Quality,
Sold at the Lowest Remunerative Price.
List of Prices for all kiwis ~f Beer, Ale, Porter,
Wine, awl Spirits, forwarded on application to
FREDERICK STYRING.

MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY!!

IMPORTANT TO BORROWERS.
MONEY ADVANCHD AT ONK sirs NOTICE,

from trA to £l,OOO,

To Fanners. Householders, and others, on their own
Security, without Loan-office routine, and
in strict confidence, by
MR. A. COLLINS,

At hie Private— Offieeß, 32, QUEEN-SQUARE
BRISTOL

N.B.—Genuine Applications immedia.ely attenBed to.
Dietance no object
The Lowe can be re-paid Monthly or Quarterly.

_
Z 25,750,000 NEXT OF KIN
sad HEIRS wanted
to Unclahned Money and Property in England,
America, and the Colonies. Addasse, J. S. Rooms,
Esq., 8.A., St. Neots. Partici'len of any name in
the collections of persons wanted, 3a. 3d. Property
roomed upon commission. Miming friends traced.

STEAM PRINTING WORKS,

HIGH-STREET-WEST, DORCHESTER

BILLHEADS of every DESCRIPTION as
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Trade at the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

IKR FiHt ALL

6-1 NT ME N T,
A CERTAIN CURE FOR lIIMNCHMS, DIPIITHER
SORE THROAT, ASTHMA, to
For curl •g aree thrust, dm thee.. brunet:4oe, &Shwa
tightnesn of the cheat, and I sin in the alde—wh•ch testae
treatment alone in event* degenerating Into more merlon/
maladies, thla o.nt mint hr. the tame powers over cheet cum.
plaints as blister pm ego, mitt out c o.aing pain or debility.
014 mthmalic Invalids will derive marvel "us ram from the
nee of this °llama, I, •hlch Man hrought round many such
sufferer, and re-established health eVer every other means had
slgnalls
BAD LEOS, BAD BREASTS, OLD BORES AND ULCERS
By rubhing the Ointment roomd tie •ffeetial parte it peon-
irate. to the r le. tpor teneath, awl err ere can w..olerful pourer
on at the blon flowing to, and returning fr m, the dimmed
pert. The loSammation dimlnlaime, the pain becomes lees
Int.olerah.e, the matter thicier, end a core Is mon effected,
1. •II lone.rtanding cameo, Hollowey's !TIN should else re
taken, an they will thoroughly expel all depraved hum. .re
mm the bele.
GOUT, RIIE.UNATISM, STIFF JOINTS.
Clout and Itherrensi leen arise from Inflammation la the mils
Wee ed. To elf. et • permanent cure, adopt a cooling diet
drink plenty of water, take six of II "Poway'. Fill. nleht and
.rulng, and rut, 'hie Ointment moat effectually twice a day
I into the euffering part.; eh, need ainsultaneouely, they drive
all Inflammation and demerit.% from the eyetest, euhdoe and
reeelee alien lareennent of the joitite, and leave the eieeee and
muse. LSI end uncontramed.
ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN.
In this dem of compleinte, no matter the age, the Me 01
sum, or end'? • bat name the dimer• may be elessilleelt
It wit I. cured If thi• Ointment be well rubbed Into the
melon, and Hollowey's Pills taken night and wordier to parity
the blood. There le nothing 41eleierinus in Use oompasPlen el
Holloway'. CHntment, hut, en the contrary, Its legredimets
poreeu the ni at roothing, purifying, and strendtbesiss
The Ointment and P.II, are sold at Professor HOLISSeeII
Edabliahment, 333, Oat rd-street, Londoe • also by eeseig
every reeps,table Ve,dor 43, Medicine thentaginout the Civilesi
Montt, in Pole and Bones, at la led, 1. 9d., 4e. dd., 11R,
ant 3e, arch. The ronalleet pot of Ointment tostslas see
onnce : and the anmreet Box of Mlle four -dome.
Full printed direction. ere afil•ed to each Pot and Boa, and
can be had In any language, even InTurkish, Arabic, Amnesties
Forman or Chiltenet
N.B.—Advice eau be obtained, free of ebasizan
ins at the above address, daily, between hi boson
and 4. gel Itittar
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

.§-ydlirig,

DORCHESTER FAIR „
1
FRIDAY, 6TH JULE, 1877.
MR. G. SYMONDS respectfully announces
he will hold him usual i SALE n the above
FAIR for all kinds of STOCK.
PRESENT ENTRIES
150 Capital full-mouth Sussex Down Ewes
80 Down two-teeth Wethers and Ewes
100 Prime Down Wether Lambs
50 Ditto
200 Down Wether Lambs fit for death
150 Ditto
100 Very fresh Down Wether Lambs
50 Ditto
100 Fresh Horn Wether Lambs
100 Excellent full-mouth Down Ewes
200 Splendid Down Wether Lambs
140 Ditto
50 Capital Horn Ewes
100 Well-bred Sussex Down Wether Lambs
100 Fresh Horn two-teeth Wethers
50 Ditto
50 Ditto crossbred Wethers
100 Good Holm Wether Lambs
100 GO.l Down Wether Lambs
100 Capital full-mouth Down Ewes
60 Capital Down full-mouth Ewes
78 Down Ewes and Wetheni, very fresh
NB—The above Sheep will be sold in the new
iron cages on the Fair Ground.
Entries respectfully solicited.
Sydling. June 26th, 1877.

MISTERTON REPOSITORY SALE,

JULY 11th, 1877.

MESSRS. SYMONDS and EATON res-
vectfullv inform their friends and supporters
that their NEXT SALE will be held on WEDNESDAY,
Jen' 11th, 1877.
Dated Broadwindaor, June 27th, 1877.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

RUSMIAN PREPAILATI,,NS FOR THI MOUNDFD.

The Russian Red Cross Society is quite ready to
receive the large number of wounded which may be
expected now that the Danube is crossed. Over 30,000
beds reported to be estaMished in the cariolle
provincisl towns of South Russia, and nearly all the
medical officers have left St. Petersburg and Moscow
for the seat of war. Several ambulance trains left
Moscow last week, two of which were destined for the
Caucasus. Subscriotims to a large amount continne
to flow into the coffers 14 the society lady, and there
seems very little fear of the operations of the associas
tion, although on a gigantic scale, being Impeded for
want of funds:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

THERE'S ANOTHER CERTAINTY
HESIDES DEATH.

WE ALL desire to live in GOOD HEALTH
its long as prwailde. and a bountiful Providence
has Placed the Means within the reach of the If uniblest
of Ills Creatures. 51. Man. liv conaulting his Reason may
often PREVENT SICKNEACt, and when Affected, get
thoroughly Itmitored to GOOD HEALTH, by a timely
use of Dm IL W. and S. TREDREAN " Standard
liemedie,Vi a Ciartnin Corp for the following complaints,
via. Tapeworm, revers. Ague, Gout, Rheumatism, Piles,
Itch, Neuralgia. Stiff Joints. Scrofula, Eruptions of the
Skin, Coughs, Colds, Toothache, Congeated Lunga, Fits,
Cransp. Croup, Deafness, Noise in the Read, King's Evil,
Chilblains, Sore gym Camers, ftc.. de., ac.—Apply it
hi. Residence. 0, Governor's Lane, Weymouth, where Dr.
TREDREA may he consulted Frye of Charge. and Medicine
'applied at a very Moderate Cost, guaranteed to Curs any
of the above comptainta. if tsken as Directed.
Des. R. W. it S. Tredrea. M.D. (U.S.),
Electric and Botanical Practitioners,
Bovernor'a Lane, Weymouth.
Tapeworm cured in 'three Hours, as the following
Te-stimonial will show :
New Street, Wareham.
DEAR SlR,—Tili% is to certify that I hood been angering
from &Tapeworm for some years, which I passed in one
a,,, and ten minutes after taking one dose of your valuable
Medicine on the d2nd of July.
It was nearly a hundred fret in length, and one pound
in weight.
you are at liberty to publish this, for the benefit of
othcw, wqy be suffering from the same
lam,
Yours ever thankful.
fIEoRGE HANSOM.
Any communication received by letter or otherwise,
punctually attended to, and Medicines forwarded to all
parts of the country.
Ors. R. W. and S. Tredrea retnan their sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage received for the last 16 years,
and beg to inform the Publi• generally that attendance,
medicine, and advice, can be obtained at their residence,
as above, from 10 in the morning till 10 at night, or one
of them may be consulted, and medicines obtained, at
the following places—
Dorchester—At the George Hotel, every Saturday.
Wareham—At the Lord Nebton Inn, the first Tnesdsv
in the month.
Bridiort —At the King of Prussia Hotel, the second
Wednesday in the month.
Advice Gratis.
Note the Address i—
n, GOrMRSOR'S LINA% WisTMOUTff.
Cauvron '.—ln consequence of the wonderful and
a.stonishing cures performed by It. tV. and S. Tredrea's
Herbal Medicines persons have been travelling around
the country statinn they are in partnership with them.
K. W. and S. Tredrea bee to Caution the public agains
such persona, and to assure them that they have no con-
nection with any other person whatever. Any person
making use of the Name will be Prosecuted.
Beware of unprincipled end impudent pretteden.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

SPECIAL COUNCIL MEErING,

On Friday last a special ineetiag of the Council was
called, for the purpose of swilling the acimunts of the
Harbour and Bridge. Thera was a considerable delay
before sufficient members of the Council gathered for the
business, but at last there were enough, ineluding the
Mayor (Mr. Lawlie), who attended early. Aldermen
M,lle.lge. Howard. Lace, Tilt/111M. and Eliot; Councillors
Unbend, Charles, Lovell, Wallis, Walker, tanning, Webb,
Dennis, and Seaman, with Mr. F. C. Steggall, Town
Clerk, and Mr. 0. Andrews, the borough treasurer, the
latter of whom presented the accounts, which were duly
passed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

Poo.

UNITED I'ATRDITti NATIONAL BENEFIT SOCIETY.—A
meeting was held at the Temperance Hall on Wednesday
evilling for the purpose of stArting a branch of the above
society in Poole. Councillor K l'hilpota, M.D.. F.It.G.S.„
occupied the chair. and stated the object of the meeting,
after which Mr. It. Waterfall, secretary of the Wituborne
brooch, Mr. C. W. Willa, secretary of the very flourishing
branch at Idendford. Mr. B. Meaden, and other members
explemed the principles and working Of the society. A
branch had already been established at IParkstone, with
Mr. If. Waterfall as secretary, and it was resolved to
unite the Poole and Parkstone branches. It was stated
that Mr. K. House, of Longficet, had offered a room for
the present, free of charge, and was willing to give any in-
formation. The society oilers many advantages not con-
tained in other frieroPy societies, and we recommend our
readers to &poly to Mr. House for particulars.
ltit DAL V.—The annual presentation of prizes and
supper in connection with the Poole Itifie Corps came oil
on Friday evening. The corps, under the command of
Captain W. A. Stone and I.ieut. Lionel Budge, met at
heardquarters and marched by Do of High•street, beaded
by the life-and-druin hand, to the Town.hall, where the
prises were distributed by Miss Stone as follows :
Comperrnom A.—lst, L 3 (cheque), presented by Sir Ivor
Guest, won by Private Kendall ; 2nd, £4 (cask'', Hon. F.
Ashley, M.P., Sergeant Imber ; 3rd, 4.1 3a. (cash). 111_,rC.
Waring, Sergeant Hickman ; 4th .1:2 2s. (cup). Mrs.
Budge, Private Rogers ; sth. £2 2.. (photograph). Mr.
Nesbitt, Private W. Brown :lih, LI Is. (cash), Mr. H. T.
Trevanion, Gilourdiergeant Hicks ; 7th. Cl la (half-
dozen wine), Mrs. Hoskins, Lance-Corporal Bloomfield:
Bth, £1 lc (pair trousers), Sergeant Gibbs. Private Tons
Hurls; 9th, Cl (cash). Mr. J. S. Hudson, Sergeant
Hoskins: 10th. 13s. 64. (pair boots), Mr. Hawke% Lance-
d:orders) T. Drown; 11th, lea ill. lair lustros), Mr. J. W.
B uckley, Private (tiff; 12tb, Ida isruahl, Mr. Hayman,
Private Notting : 13th, 104. (fancy ark Mr. Green, Private
W. Hurst' 14th. Ids. (meerschaum pipe), Mr. Woodford,
Bugler Roll.; 15.1., Ks. el. (writing Mat). Mr. R. Tilled,
Lsnoe-Corporal Woolfrey ; Pith, 7s. tki. (better dish), Mr.
C. S. Norton, Private Stafford.
The Sergeants cop, presented by the Sergeants of the
corps. MAS win lion. tnennln.r, Mr. C. T. Marston.
Conegririos II Ist, .1:3, presented (my Captain Stone,
won my Captain Stone ; '2nd, 4:35+. (cup), Mr. J. W. Luff,
Privete C. linker; 3rd, £3 35. (cup), Lieutenant Budge,
Corporal C. Brown; 4th, £2 2.. (cheqU, Rev. J. 1..
Wiliam; bon. chap., Pioneer J. Brown; /N, (cash).
Mr. T. Con, Quarter-I(aster4lergiest owlets ; 6414
£1 1., (ash). Mr. H. D. Ma. HamAnistaat-Sorgen.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

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CAUTION.

RECKIT T'S

The marked superiority of
this Laundry Blue over all
othero, aud the quick ap-
preciation of its merits by r Ju. R a so
the Public. has been at-
tended by the usual remit
—viz., a flood of imitations: the
merit of the latter mainly consists
in the ingenuity exerted, not
oimply in imitating the square BLUE
I shape but making the general ap-
pearance of the wrappers resemble
STEAM PRINTING WO that of the genuine article. The
Manufacturers beg therefore to
caution all buyers to see "Reckitt's
Paris Blue" on each packet.
HIGH-STREET-WEST, DORCHESTER BEWARE OF WORTHLICSS IMITATIONS.

'LIVERY DESCRIPTION of PRINTING,
1.:.1 from a Card to a Book, is neatly and cheaply
executed.

ORDERS should be sent to the PUBLIMIIIi,
"EXPRESS" and

" TELEGRAM "
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

WARkIIAX.

A SILLY lAD —At the Comity Petty Semions, Ttiesdarr.
before Mr. G. 11. II ,n 4 and I'. mt. J. Wit. Ilawkesworth.
Wolfer Ibp6:ll+, a I.v age! 15, of Chablon Herring, was
brought up in custody on a charge of stealing silver
watch an 4 chain value .1.:2 the property of lt,bert Hones.
Prosecutor ins steersman ,if a steam plough, ant on the
19th June he telt his watch in the van. On his going
there at 10 o'chrk lie inirmul it. —A man rained Thom.,
Charlog Maw, proved the prisoner came into the van ha
the morning. Ile as. I as he was working near. —P.S.
Hill male enquires mil then went to primmer and told
him he was suspected of stealing the watch. lie began to
cry ant went and dtewed bum where the watch was bid.
It was tunler the en 4 of one of the joists in a carthomm.
His mother came to the etation it, the evening :ind he midi
in reply to her noeation that he took the catch foe mis-
chief. He pie nled giailty an/I the Bench sent him to prisms
for one calendar month with hard lahour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

ENAMEL PAINT

(all colours), washable. Renders vartdahlmf onneree-
eery. The above remmumended by Social Science
Congress, Builders, Architects, etc.
SILIOATIC PAINT 00..
30 and 32, SEEL-STREET. LIVERPOOL.
• 107, CANNON-STREET, LONDON.

HEALTH, STRENGTH, AND VIGOUR,
DR. LEWIS'S LE GRAND ELIXIR
D'IDA.LIA, 37 Years in use for the Permanent
fltm• nf
NF,RVOITA DEBILITY, LOAS OF ENERGY, ate.
This vend Medical Discovery has been most
snceessfully invni in the worst forms of Nervous
Debility and all those distre.sing and weakening
complaints arising from Exhaustion and Nervous-

1..}.1 GRAND }IA:IC.IR DIDA:IIIA

Puree Permanently Nervott, Debility.

Curen indiqeetlon,
Cares Mental Weaknens,
('urea Bashfulnesn,
('urea ligvl Breath,
Cures Palpitation of the Heart,
Cores Impurities of the Blood,
('urea Deprension of the Spirits,
Cures Loan of Energy,
Cures Bad Memory,
Cures Mnacular Relaxation,
~ntichei the Blood, and gives Tone, Vigour,
and Energy to the Entire Syntem,
In ease. 4e. 6d., 1i.., and Ate., aecurely packed and
sent privately to any address. In the majority of
fl'Utell one bottle in sufficient to cure any of the above
complaint* at once and permanently.
Sufferers nhould give it one Trial. Medical advice
given with each case, if applied for, free of charge.
Address- MAIVAUER, Patent Medicine Depot, U,
.fean-street, Oxford-Arest, London, W.
BILE, WIND, INDIGESTION.
DR. KING'S PILLS.

Enrichei

1)e-sal-street,

Only two Medicines really act upon the Liver ; one
In Mercury or Blue the other Dandelion.
Thousands of Constitutions have been destroyed by
Mercury. Blue Pill, or Calomel. The only safe
remedy is
DR. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININZ
LIVER

Which act very gently on the Liver, giving immediate
relief in all ce f Rile, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Nervousness, and all disorders of the Stomach awl
Bowels. Is., lid., 2s. 01, b. 61, and lls, per box,
of all medicine vendors.
COR.NB AND BUNIONS
Instantly relieved and surely cured by
JOBE'S IVY•LEAF PLASTER.
Of all Chemists at is. lid. per hot, or by poet for 14
stamps, from JAS. RORKE, 29. t, Great Portland-
dreg, W., louden.
Estahlimbed 1791.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

BLACK CoUNTRY ATROCITIES.

The R;flaipighqui Neil says :—" The Black Country is
4414i41 44 Unenviable notoriety for cruelty. Numerous
cases 641•0 ramautly been rrimrted by inspectur Wood-
holm. of the South Ittatfordshire *misty for the Preven-
tion of Cruelty to Animals, and many persons have Wen
proceeded against and properly punished. But there are
some emma of • flagrant character, presenting the most
sickenime details, which, unfortunately, do not come
, within the clutche4 of the 14w. The latest of these CAACII
comes front Spon Lane, where the other day a number of
frogs were tortured in • manner simply revolting. Souse
I ;Ken men met At a public house bent on indulging
In 1 simrt.' To accomplish their laudable purpose
they skinned a number 4f hot; alive, and set them UPII
a table to rocs, betting upon the result, ant suriukiing
rah upon the poor stifftring creatures with a view to
make them go the faster. Insrecter Woodhouse arrived
in tirue to tee this horrible practice carried on, but he
was unable to take the men into custody, inasmuch as
the crime did no: mike them to the law. lie
adopted a course, however, which at this seamn of
decimated trade mty teach them a more effectual lesson
than the payment of a ffne or a brief peril at the treat!-
mill. All the men were. in the employ of a well known
Mirk Coontry firm, and the inspector at or,ce roinnioni-
rated to the heads of the concern the facts aliove stat,l,
with the result that all the twelve men were initautly
dismissed."

A' Strapping" Yellow.—A barber.
Sleight of Hand.—Ref using an offer of marriage.
A recent number of a lashes ruagsaine, in its" House-
keeper's Department," informs its readers the "Aberdeen
housewives make the best of pickle."
On receipt of a new lot of smoked tongues, a facetious
grocer announces on • placard at his door, "A fresh
invoice of choice licker."
Mr. De Morgan, desirous of extending his operations in
respect of commons, threatens to lead an attack on the
Duke of Cambridge's preserves in Richmond Park.
Ix a ladies' school near Frome, the pupils are allowed to
play cricket They have a special dress for the purpose,
and the best cricketers are said to he the beat scholars.
Dr. Robertson, Chief Physician in Lunacy, has reported
to the Lord Chancellor, that Cosgave, who lately threw an
egg at euincellor ttalins, is inone and roc int ruendel his
confinement in one of Her Majesty's Asy lams.
'Why' don't On put on a clean collar, Brown I do
three times a day." '' replied Brown, to the swagKering Jones;. "lint every one s mother isn't a washer-
woman.
, "I don't see how you can have 'peen working all day like
• horse r exclaimed the wife of a lawyer, her husiiond
having declared that he had been thus working. "
my dear," he replied, "lee been drawing • conveyance
all day anyhow.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

THIS DAYS MARKETS.

MARK LANE. —THIS-DAT.
The wheat trade closed quietly at last niday's
prices. No change in barks. The demand for wheat
is quiet. Ova. maiz., beans, and peas, slow to sell at
lats rates. Flour dull.

METROPOLTT AN CATTLE.— TRIM-DAY.
About 2.900 benats. including about 900 foreign;
dull, 4.. 61. to 101. About 10,200 sheep and
lambs—inactive. Sheep, Is. 6.1. to 60. 61 Lambs,
7s. to 84. 2,1. Calve., 54. to 6s. 4.1. 44. to ss.
per 81ba. At Deptford, 80 bensts, and 8,000 sheep.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

-_Bridgr)

The Return Train will leave Waterloo D.._
Station, London, on the following Saturday or Satiir.
day week at 12.10 p.m. "7.r.

LAWES' MANURES, 1877.

TIPI DAMEN begs to inform his Agricultural
1141 Friends that he continues SOLE AGENT
for the Sale in the County of Dorset of LAWES'
MANGOLD and TURNIP MANURES, the quality
of which is guaranteed to be of the same superior
description am that which has given such satisfaction
for more than 30 years.
Stocks of these Manures, in first-rate condition, are
now ready for delivery at all Porte and Railway
Stations in the County.
Early Orders for the same will much oblige.
Onlern taken in
Bridport and Neighbourhasl, by Mr. W. A. Tuccza,
Briaport Harbour;
Slandford, Wimborne, and Neigkboarboods by Mr.
W. J. Brum% Milborne St. AndrowA
Stalbridge and Neighbourhood, by Mr. J. N, ENIO,
Toomer, limOsidsua
Dordtertar, April, 1877.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

p_
CONSEQUENCE of the decease of Mr.
JOSEPH FUDGE, the Businesses (4 COAL
M FRC II ANT and BUTCH ER. formerly carried on
by him, will he oonducted in future under the style of
FUDGE AND SONS,
wh. take thin opportunity of than4cing the Clergy,
Gentry, and their Customers i generally, n Town and
Neighbourhood, for the liberal support and patronage
hitherto extended to them, and, in soliciting a further
c(niti TTTT once of the same, hope that by • strict
attention to all orders entrusted to them, to merit
their future favours.
Dorchester 6th March. 1877.

COALS! COALS!! COALS ! I
ROBERT HILL,
26, SOUTH STREET, DORCHESTER,
Begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and him
cu.tomers generally that he is now supplying the
following descriptions of COALS :
WALLSENn, atm» oR FOREST OE
CLAY 1,1{(048, DEAN,
TALK n"rtr IULL, RADSTOCK
SMITHS, MALTING.
SHALSToNE, CULII AND COKE,
R. IL ilesirsh to call special attention to the
TALK HILL COAL, which he can strongly
recommend !..r household purposes.
All coals, by truck load, at reduced prices.
Bridgwater Tiles, kr., and Grindetones.
*sent for the Wiltshire Sock Hiring Company.
Depots at the Great Western and South Western
Stations, Dorchester.
Orders received at 26, South-street. Of at the office,
Great Wedern Railway Station, will receive prompt
attention.
Coals delivered free in Dorchester and Tordington,
and at moderate rates in the country.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

THE BUILDING STRIKE.

The Cardiff 1 nailing strike after lamting 13 weeks
terminated to-day, the mlsters conceding to the men,
i
extra half-penny n dispute.

ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.
One of Sir Charles Adderley'. sone, who had joet
attained his rnsjority. wag drowned yeeterdey (Sunday)
by Cahn.: over the fall, of Bruar-Blair Athol, a depth
of about 100 feet.

MUI:DER.
A mun named FArquahor era: murdered ny
m another
on named Skeins at Mildtorrn, Ireland to-day

--
(Nlonday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

WEYMOUTH.

SUN FIRE OFFICE, LONDON.
ESTABLI,HED 1710.

HEIST F. SHAW LEFISVRE, Esq., Chairman and
Treasurer.
kISCIS B RELTON, Esq., Secretary.
Total Sum in.ured in 1876, £1.48,680,367.
Claims paid during the last ten years, upwards of
Two MILLIONS STEALING.
Al! information respecting Fire Insurances may be
obtained from any of the undermentioned Agents of
the Society.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

,
Cblef Depdt,l3l. FLEETATREET. LONDON.

ELECTRICITY IS LIFE.
PIiII,VERMACHER'S PATF.NT
11 ALVAN IC CHAIN-BANDS, BELTS,
1.311- BATTERIES, RE( • ENTLY IMPR()VED.
Approved tor the AcePlony of Mrdirine of Paris and other
Medico! A ,IfilfOril;ed in Knfennii and AbroAd.
These Meffice-Eleetrlc Appliances, though used
cxterually, have an internal action ; and, owing to
the Physiological, Physical, and Chemical effects of
the Electricity whieh they gently and permanently
impart to the system, they promote digestion, decida.
tics, and nutrition, thewhy assisting Nature in her
efforts to regions the normal balance of health and
vignur in a debilitated constitution.
Electricity, the prime actor in the process of life,
pervades all living organism, and its identity with
nerve force is no conjecture, hut a positive scientific
fact, known to all versed in the teaching of Electra
physiology. Consequently, in Nervous Exhaustion,
Local Debility, and various Functional Disorders, the
result of electrical deficiency, the above Appliances
arc Nature's most congenial and reliable remedy, sa
Is proved by the success of the past :le years.
Recent improvements also enable sufferers to benefit
from the vast curative powers of these seljapplicable
galvanic appliances In a warn, and dry state.
MR. I'HINERMACHER wolibt call attention to
the following, among the man% eminent, scientific,
and other Testimonials to the value of his inventions,
signed by the elite of the medical profession, so
recognition of these great improvemente.
"We, the undersigned, have mock pleasure in
"testifying that J. 1,. Priest/Discus:Ws recent im.
" provementx in his Voltaic Batteries and Galvanic
"Appliances for Medical Persoses are of great im-
“ portents to Scientific Medicine, and that he is
"entitled to the consideration and support of every
"one disposed to further the advancement of real and
"useful
" Date= ffitsh day of March, 1866."
CHARM LOCOCK
(Bart., F.R.C.P., Physician to lI.M. the Queen).
Wu. Fritotinori
(Bart. F.H.S., late Surgeon to ILM. the Queen)
Ryon. liouAnn
(Bart. M.D., F.R.S.„ Physician to H.M. the
Queen.),
J. RANALD MARTIN
Mart. C.B. F.R.S.) ge
DR. C. lIANY)FIEI,D JONES, F.R.C.P.,
Physician to St. Mary's Hospital, under date March
.lii. Vein, in a similar Testinionial an above, adds—
" I am satisfied that he is an honest., earnest,
" labourer in the field of science, and I think that he
"deserves to meet with every encouragement from
"the Profession awl from scientific men,"
The Evidence of the efficacy of these
appliances is suppleniented I.y the following parsgraPb
recently found in the standard work (P. 111117) M
Joss Kinn, M.D., Clinical Prof moor of Obstetrics at
Cincinnati :
" In those cases where it is desirable to prisluee a
imntinitoue current of galvanism and without the
intervention of conductors or electrodes., there is no
instrument suptrior to Pulvermax ers Improved
Galvanic Chains. . . These chains are very useful

many nervo
'r fl,iLmty

orlerl.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

IMPROVED SPECTACLES.

LONDON: 44, HATTON GARDEN, E.C.

ACMIT FOR NYSTROM!:

JOHN B. 00LE,

JEWBURR AND OPTICIAN,

14. BOND-STREET.

MR. H. LAURANCE'S SPECTACLES are
Clear, Cool, and most Strengthening to the
Sight, and are used and recommended by the leading
Oculists and GeLtlemen of the Medical Profession.

C. B. Mineralise, Esu., 25, Carendish,quare,
W., London, Consulting Physician to WeAminster
Hospital, writes:
"Your Spectacles are highly appreciated by me,
and are a great improvement on my old ones, and suit
my sight better."

JORN Woof.o.,rf, ESQ., F.R.C.9., Tunbridge Well.,
Founder of the Kent County Optbalmic
writes:
"Your Spectacle have always given myself and
patienta great aatisfaction, and I can confidently
recommend them."

C. IL Bus. Esq., Ml)., .J.l'., F.Z.S., Colchester,
Senior Physician to the Essex and Colchester
Hospital, writes:
" I am much pleased with your Spectacles, they are
so rery clear and distin,t, enabling n.e to read the
smallest print without straining the eyes."

JOHN DEATH, Ewa., J.P., late Mayor of Cambridge,
writes :
" I have much pleasure in bPsiring testimony to the
excellence of your Spectacles. I shell strongly recom-
mend them to my friends who may require the use of
glasses."

All Spectacles stanipe.l " H. L."
For further list of Te•tirnonials apply to the Agent,

JOHN B. COLE,

' JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN,

14, BOND:STREET,

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

THE WAR.

ACATIIIA's POLICY.

A sp.ech has been delivered by M. Tiza, the
Preeblent of the Mini-try, in the Lower House of the
Hunitarian Die'. It ileierves to be attentively
studied by al thonghtfid politicians, and eApeetal- ly
by the sehied which ha' lately sir-Tested that England
can well afford to remain quirt beanies Austria will be
soon forced to interfere. Rut it does not by any means
endorse the Vit,“ .4 th-e Escdih politicians who
have held that England itidiht told'her bands while
Au:tria Iran .114a4 her work in Eastern Europe. M.
Tim a 'mike" it plain, at all events, that the Govern-
ment decline: to pull tbe chestnuts cut of the fire for
any other rower. Au:tria will mobilise, will fight, if
nee I be. For the present, however, alw is content to
r-in‘in in esactly the saute attitude Xi the English
Government has adopted from the outbreak f the
war; namely, to wait 'upon events, watchful AlAd
ready, intil the proper moment for action arrives.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

POOLE BREWERY.
PURE BEERS FROM MALT AND HOPS

ONLY.

nITTER BEER and PALE ALE, of the
Fineet Quality and Flavonr, Brewed on the
Burton principle, by an experienced Brewer. All
BEERS and ALES warranted to be Brewed from
MALT and 110 I'S ONLY, at the
POOLE BREWERY, DORSETSHIRE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

ylllnt TO ALL.

Just Publl -bed, a gratuitous Edition of a New and Valuable
Work, entitled,
Is 'TOW TO ENSURE HEALTH ; or, the CONFIDENTIAL
n. FRIEND." Sent poet free tawny address on receipt of
one penny stamp to prepay postage, or by letter post three
tamps. This book ehould be rent ity every one, young or
old of either sex. It teaches how to avoid Disease ; How to
regain Health ; 'teeth: a Social &lone°. Being a treatise on
the Law. Governing Life—the infringement of wolch in the
cause of •Il Inseam. Nervoinnime, Debility, aml all their
concomitsint NyMptoMS eXplsioed, MO full Met ructiono given,
for every sufferer how to obtain reatonstion to h. elth. This
Valuable Work (It! ponce) givia PRESCRIPTIONs, IN
PGA IN ENCILISII, with full INSTRUCTIONS for their pre- ,
paratkm and use Contains special Remark. on Rhea...idiom,
Malice, Clout, Neuralgia. Epileiny, Palpitation of the heart,
Hysteria, indtgemion. Loss of Energy, Mental and Physical
Denremion, and all diseases of the Nervous mud Alimentary
/bittern. A 1.,. a descriptive piunpitlet on the fumihme and
dieorders peculiar to the fern le so. by the rame Ault, r,
entitled,
fIIDIE FEMALE'S FRIEND and ADVISER, which will be oent
1 OR aTIS to any adages. on RECIEPT OF ST tIIPED
EN v ELOPE. —Addre.e, Mmes. BARNES and Co , 48, Lonsdale
Square Beroehury, London N.
Inumrtatit to Invalids. —Consult • qualified and Registered
Physician Pet...natty, between II and I o'clock daily. Con-
indtatim i,gletterfree,
A LL WHO NEED ADVICE on MATTERS of IIEALTII, if
tan to hare • ,Tivate interview, should at once semi
pill particulars of the Cane by Litter. enclmiing a stamp.d
addressed Envelope for reply ; ibis will reoeive imm, 'hate
answer, with advice, and hill Instructions how to obtalo •
perlevr cure lion-troll of lives have been eared, and health
fully restored, by c .rrespornience only. —Address, Mears
BARNES and Co., 44, Lonwlale Square, Marn•lnary, London,
N.

WALKER'S SCOrCH EARLS, or OATMEAL
CAMEO. flak'd vri' butter and guid Scotch Meal.
Every family ought to use them.
WALK ER'3 Roy al Digestive or Entire whenten B 'cults are
regularly supplied to the Quee,, and highly to.
corn -nended for persons of weak digestion and
Invalids.
WA f.KER'S Ranting Biscnits are void f fat formers, and un-
surpassed for reducing over-corpulency.
WALKER'S iliMtlita can be had through any wholesale or
Ret il Grocer in the United Kingdom, nr from
the Mitimfacturer, John Walker.
. - . . .

m.,,,,fincturer74 81.,it to he 9,,een, cr7l;7o.nd.t. • 0h....

"LINOINHERS. TOOLS. Largest ttook he North el gm.
MI lend. Lsthee Drills, Planing, Shaping,
Mg end Sheering Machines, Engines,Steam Hammers, to.,
of sentry description, shish for design sod thilsb are unser.
pried. Lowait Prices. SCOTT BROIL, HALIFAX:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

WY HE REGIS.

ALAMST A IlitmmtrA) YE 01.4 Oul, -On Wednesday
die I at Wyke Ntiss Sarah I)ennis, who had lived
about as long am three average lives, for she WM 97
years of age. "If by reawn 1.1 strength they lie
fourscore years, yet is their strength lalseir and
sorrow," and so it was in Sarah Dennis's case, for after
keepin,g foot at yenn Pike got sore leg, and was
obliged- to take to her bed. Thirteen i'hristmas Days
has the idol lady passed in bed, solacing himself by
reading the Church Service, and when 'he hal got to.
that part where the minister preachea the sermon she.
vniuld take her Bible and real a chapter.
"Alie knew, awl knew nii more, her Bible true,
A truth the brilliant Frenchman never knew."
She wax kindly t.iken one of by her relation, Mng.
' Idawison, and almost, perhaps we may any every day.
wan cheered Icy a visit fnim either the g.esi rector or
some of his estimtlile family. Her remains were in-
terred on Saturday.

WOOL.
FATAL ACCIDENT TO A LITTLE ROY.

On Friday evening a little boy of the village, aleart
fur year,. 44 age, eae playing the bank.. of the
etream when he :uaidentally fell into the water. The
ly wet I lime .verol next merning. and an inquest
wax held on Saturday by Mr. (We+ Symande, coroner
for the Darebeeter dimtriet, a verdict of "Accidental
death" being returned,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

-QUEENSLAND EMIGRATION.

-
The next ship for Queenslaw Is the magnificent faut-
aailer,
" rity of Agra," from London, n the 30th
April next, for Brisbane and Maryhormigh.
Applications for Free or Assieteil Fa.ages may be
made to, and hanifissiks (post free), and all other
information iilitained from the Local Agents Mn,. H.
PRINCE, Briliwert; Mr. T. iiRTY.R. 16, Wollaston
villas, Dorchester ; Mr. D. Wiuvix, Wimborne ; Mr.
P. 1). Reimers, Parade, Sherhorne :
THE A(;ENT FOR QUEENSLAN
1 32, (14AHING (.1{04,4, LONDON. M.W.

_ -
THE " BLOOD PURIFIER."
()LD DR.
SjAtf?AtgßlT rAW. N " N D
Thb, extraorilinary.tnespcine hen *singular influence
over the blood, winch it enriches and purities. It
removes all pimplee awl blotches, purifies the myetem,
suul arts like a charm. Ao n mist: g awl purifying;
to•nie it is invaluable, and highly reconunewled in long
etrupling eases of indigestion, ttervotemeee, coughs,
scrofula, wait, lropey, awl wneting of flesh. Sold by
all druggists. Caution let the red awl blue wrapper,
with the I loetor'm head in the centre; no other genuine.
In bottlee. 2e. 61., 0., 74. 61., awl lie. Sent by rail
to citiv addres4.
of.i) DR.'S SARS.tPAUILLA PILLS are
the twist popular tnedieinen known for all bilious
affections, liver awl etomach complaint*, awl indigess
Hon. am proved by thonienrole.
SARSAPAILI OINTNIEN I', the best
soother of all moree, letrne, awl ecaldn; each In boxes
Is. 11. ; 2e. 94., and I. 61. lly poet 15, :113, and 6
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
THE OLDEST
PATENT MEDICINE.
In Boxes at Is. lid., b. Al. Is. lid., a us.

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS
In me
SEVENTY-SEVEN TEARS.
Is, Nem ORIIOND-STRLST, LONDOX.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03

Yours oi.e
W. Timmslys.
The gnarl who fell from the trim n at Bineomhe-
tunnel, on June 14;th, 1X77.

DOT:CHF...MEI: TOWN COUNCIL.

MONDAY : Preeent the Mayor (Mr. Alderman
Loeki, Mr. Alderman Curnie, Councillor H.)
Grerzory, Devenish, Durden, Bennett, F. Lock, R.
Hazel, A. A lon, awl K Burnett, with Mr.
11. Simonds, Town Clerk.
_ . . .

_
Ilefore the si2ning of the minutes, Mr. q 3E0031
yuzgewed j. 1001.1 not be donee, as $ proposition would
he mule, whiai would somewhat interfere with 3
rec. .rded resoluti,w.

The MAI OR said the question w, "was the
minntua a correct transcript of everything that t sdr
phice at the lad meeting
Mr. GREWIRT did not say it wax not, lint there was
on khe books a resolution that interfered with eslIC pre-
viously pawed.
The Mayon : That would not prevent my likening
the book.

The matter wae allowe.l t. drop.
UNAPT' It. ,Plt I ATM) LAN I/.

ApplicAtion4 wvre opene,l fr.in Mr: 1. Par4ong mai
Mr. D. Shepard. for renting the unappropriated part
of tile new fair field.
After a brief tlisenssion it was decided to inform the
applieatits that the Connell were no: in a position to
comadar the applietthme at present.

44H401. tn, Alo

The next laisiness was to consoler Mr. E. Burnett
application for a site for the Schrsil of Art, but no
ileeision woo arrived at. A letter had been sent Mr.
Buniett, stating the Council were not in a positi al to
grant them a 9i-trio/mos site, it seemed not to be
generally understood that the application was for a
gratntions grant.
A CO,NCILLOR suggested "Cedar Park," which w
for sale, would be an admirable site for such a build-
ing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-01-16

with fre.nts....; to the main Dorchester and Blindford:
ATC,U,YricAL road —lo6a. 31% 25P.
Lt 20. piree of Arable Land on the opposite

liC tloe —lga. 2r. 25p.

iiirlividv.l moiety of the Manor of
Charlton 'Nfarrinill. jndii,lin v:irione eottazes and
AND 00'S prima,. in the silaz. (..111.jeit to the interer.t.of
the p rovir.l.l tenant.), annual wait rent., .1.e., of
rze, 4.1.. and a riAit .4 hailing and netting in the
river 84 nir.
l'A 'lv: Kilt
Particulars with plan. of T. W. lim.marr,
.other Norfolk • at the Place of Sale; and of
4r"t "ftnAh and the AUCTIONEER-4,E0, Eitealmilie,
.r.l Wrier than (ow _ _ _

IL I c I it

[um, Annals,
1%1: couoiL
Loss OF VOWS,

ie., ie.

..y ream-
the
Ih
who are t'r.o=
the throat which
in the inctwaant
,4; 11110 dome, find
- remedies have

Cinnfidon9y

and Us. mob.

HESTER.

where Dr.
I Medicine
t• Cure any

.1,100101/4

ver thankful,
RGE SANSOM.

COWS.—Apply to
fAaigi, Stoke WA',

WANTED, in tho country, near Southamp-
ton, in a-gentleman's family, a GOOD PLAIN
000 K ; mu•gt urslerstand baking, be ; a good
Terminal character required; liberal wages given to a
suitable servant. --A.l.lremo "J.M.D.," Poet Office,
West Enil.

WANTED, for Lancing College, Sussex,
an Fi'lEfl lii )1-SENIATI), to tperiutewl
the llowiework. :mil take eharge 44 the whool
wanlrol4e4t. with tour uutilo her her; alr. ueeowl
thinl HOt?tEM.thl)4 and Kin 'H ENIIA ID.
Mare., Mi.. It %Runic. The Retreat, Bradford
Peterell, flora:heater, Demi

DR. RING'S PILLS.
The Best Remedy for BILE, Wind, Indigestion,
Headache, Sickness, Torpid Liver, Giddinees, Spasms,
Nervousness, Heartburn, and Debility.
DR. KING'S PILLS.
Only two Medicines really act upon the Liter; one
is Mercury or Blue Pill, the other Dandelion.
Thousands of Constitutions have been destroyed by
Mercury. Blue Pill, or Calomel The only safe
remedy is

1)1L. VANDELION AND QUININE

_ _ ..... _
LIVER
Nt'llich act very gently on the Liver, .i‘ing immediate
relief in all clews ..1 Rile, Iteli4estion. Sick Headache,
hoax of A ',petite, Gititline.P. Stemma, 14earthurn.
Flatulency, Servonmear, Gout., and all .16orders of
the Stomach and Bowele.
Is. Iw., ts. 91, 4A. I.L, and IF.. per box, of all
medicine vendor:l.

THE ECLIPSE
SAUCE.
iT 24LLIRM ALL TRIt CHEAP SAUCES.
TRY IT.
1 Luotte. at 61, is., and 26. each.
MA/41111ACTVIZD BY

ONtHIRRII NORRIS, READING
mid retail by all Groan and Oilmen.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-01-16

GREAT SALE OF LINEN.

All these Goods having been secured by a constant
attendance in the Manchester and London Markets
for the last six months. during which Materials
touched their lowest possible point, and great
depression existed, we are now in a position to offer
such Value as must ensure a Quick Sale.

Prices will ramfo fr nu the Lowest Quotation ever
offered, hut to form any idea of value, the Goods
must be seen.

DAMASK TABLE LINENS, Au. Rimucur.
soILED DAMASK „
SOILED DAMASK NAPKINS ~
500 PAIRS LINEN SHEETS,,
1,000 „ corrox SHEETS „
SOILED corros SHEETS, from 1. 110. par
Pair.

SOILED BLEACHED SHEETS, from 2s.
p&_.

LINEN TOWELS, from 2s. 94. per Dozen.
WHITE QUILTS, ALL REDUCED.
WRITE COUNTERPAINES, „
COLOURED QUILTS
TOILET COVERS
BLANKETS Au. Guam RBIZono.
FLANNELS OP

CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, GUAM
REDUCID.

WHITE and GREY CALICO'S and LONG-
CLOTHS, at Prices which surpass

anything yet Offered.

10,000 Yards of I'ItUST, suitable for Ladies and
Servants' Dresses, LeSi thali HALF.PHICL

EILLINERY, MANTLE, SHAWL, AND
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-01-16

coat i
•• W. R S.

Tor:;.ra«i

at 16 years,
attendance,
• residence,

night, or a
obtamed,

Saturday.
he fend Tuesday

UN; mound

f the wonderful and
.w.eind ti. Tredrea's
m travelling around
- with them.