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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-22

WEYNOUTEI AND WYKE REGIS ARCHERY

MEETING.

The third annual bow meeting of the Weymouth and
Wyke Regis Archery society was held on Tuesday after-
noon last, in • field kindly lent by Mr. Baunton. The
ground is north of the Chickerel road, and though not
commanding the views that Belfield Park does, is an
admirable plus for the purpose. The numbers at those
present were thinned by exceptional circumstances;
but 9 ladies and 7 gentlemen shot, and the spectators
were also rather fewer then usaaL Still the meeting
wits an exceedingly pleasant one, the weather being all
that mild be desired except that the um was at times
rather too powerful, and this seriously affected the
moue. The finest score wu made by a visitor Mr.
Woodman, jan., of Woolton, who scored
241. A capital luncheon was provided by Mr. How, in
Mr. Hayman'e tent, and from 30 to 40 partook. The
prizes were displayed at a side table, and w,.ro very
much • !mired. being of a very tasteful and elegant
descriptions. The Rev. J. I). Addison officited as hon.
secretary with his usual urbanity and tact, and every
one hoped for an equally pleasing and more numerous
gathering next time. The following were the scores ;
LAMIL

Names, 00 yd. 50 yds Total
bits score hits score hits sooro
- 10-71 20-73 33-149
22-02 41 14
,103 31,-
32-132

Mrs Sosmoi -

1 ustett

Mo. Aatlison ,

- 19-61 21-81 41- 143
- 11-11 23-103 31-141

MiG.' Wasii—ngton

20-SO

In consequent.° of having previously won prizes, Mn Austen
and Miss Addison had to sacrifice the hits on thc white.
Names.

Mr J. Hinds -

yd. GO yd s Total
bits score hits score hits score
19-104 25-91 44—100

Mr (V) 17-75 36-1041 b 5--211
Rev J. D. Addison- 15-56 20--)J6 3,-141
3-93 . 32-161

Iñd (')-

- 9-33

. .
Ur 'ln . nis gave It p both biaaka and whites, having Innen a
prizewinner befuro.

PRIZE LIST.
LADISII:

1— Highest wrote score, Mu &awes, 119—stt of salt
- •

2—Greettet number of bits, Miss 0. Warrington, 31—honey
pot.
3—Best wild, Mrs J. Moore Bridge biscuit Jar, Mr
Vincent's prize
4—Beet score at sixty ywds, Mrs Austen, gross 01, less fire
whites, net 50—maJollca plate.
5-I.4ct score at fifty yards, Miss Addison, gross 103, lass five
whites net Os—jewel box
rtifs, Mrs Y. Easton, b—silver and glue jar, Mrs
Brldim:s gift._ . . .

-772M-taiiluct, Mir Warrington, s—card case, Capt &iron's
gift.

I—Menet gross score, Bev J. D. Addison; 141—inaJolica
jut
—Most bite, Mr C. J. Addison, 26—field glass.
3 —Best gold, Mr J. Hinds, letter box
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

LYTCRETT MINSTER.

Dolan Dawn ROsPrw..—On Sunday sermons
were preohed by the Rev. R. l'. Blunt in aid of the
H Dorset County ospital. The collections amounted to
rather over £4.

NIGHT Bdooot...—The evening Glum held in the
National School are very fairly attended ; already
nearly 30 scholars are on the registers.

PARMSTONE,

AOCIDINT ON THIC POOLI •ND BOOR•INVOTII
RAILWAT.—ON Friday morning, William ELMO% a
young man belonging to Pools, was lotting some loaded
ballast wagons out of the cutting at Parkstone, and he
did so by kicking away piece of wood in front of the
waggons. Unfortunstely the wheel caught his toes and
crushed them so badly that he was obliged to be taken
to the Bournemouth Infirmary, where he was placed
under medical care, and it was found neeeesary to
impute% two of him Woo. 11.• is 001/ noovoriags
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

13RLDPOLL

Tin Right Hon. W. & Fore—ter was born In this
village, where his porente reidded for many you's. They
left Brsdpole in the yew 1837, lisvhig lived twegty
Lean in the cottage now *templed by Thomaa Reach,
Rig.

CHIDEOCH.

STIANGI 81710101.—0 n Monday afternoon, Mr
Joseph Barnes, aged about 60, • retired butcher and
farmer, was found hanging at his lodgings. the COAlle
Inn. He gave up business about three years ego in eon. '
sequence of enfeebled bodily and mental powere, and it
Is said three of his relatives have died by suicide. He
has spent his Use by wandering about the kale or the
oharohyard, and has often gloomily remarked on his
own 11/010411120•11. Mr. G. Thorne, farmer, says he has
been strange in his manner for years. A few evenings
previously he said to him, " You know i am in • low
and nervous state and I wish, please God, I was pre
I .
pared to die as am • nuisance upon earth, and •
trouble to every one." Mr. Thorne reminded him that
if be troubled ony one he paid them for it, and enquired
what had put that trumpery stuff into his head. He
replied.," I am queer in my heal and manners; I am
very sony for it, but I cannot help it. I de not know
whether you noties it, but other people notice it. On
Sunday evening he went to bed about 7.30, and next
afternoon he was found banging in his bedroom, and
was quite cold and dead. He was at ones out down,
but wee of course beyond human aid. By his will, signed
In August last, and of which Mr. Good, Bridport, is
executor, his brother from whom he was not supposed
to have heard since Jane last, Memos entitled, it is
said, to • life interest in property worth between £7O
and ESO a , and between £.lOO and £4OO of a balance
at the . The deceased's carpet beg wee procured,
and having been unlocked, was found to contain his
will. Deceased had 25s lid in his pockets. The
brother, who was in but indifferent eireumstrumee, was
lest heard of at the Mesons Arms, Dorchester, and the
pollee there have been cionimuniested with, with the
object of discovering his wh weabouta. At the inquest
the jury found that the dammed committed suicide
while in a state of temporary insanity.

WIFE MURDKR IN CORK.

A farmer, named James O'Brien., M 11(10belatown,
einuity Cork. on Bawds, merdered his wife by beating
tau on the head wish a heavy blunt instrument.
Jealous, fa sialsnod as ths ustbe of the mime: O'Briss
has bus strosted•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

MURDER Or A WOMAN IN DUBLIN.

A widow namixl Whelan has just died from the effects
of Mint iO/1 which she roooived here o few wahts ag.) st
the band/ of • man named Bryan, Woo with throo otueri
suede a violent attack upon her. Bryan is a pedirr by
trade, and the widow had frequently sided him end
gi.en him lodgings. She had sold some pigs on the
day of the outrage, and obtained the money for the.n,
and there is no doubt that plunder was the object of
the attack.

LIGHT, DIIILICATZ, PaLY SLIZIIIILB.—A groat and
bmiefietal change has already taken place in the habits
of our upper and middle Mares by the more extended
introdun of • variety of light winos of varied and
nninapeaohable dietetic value. Thu redaction of the
wine duties has been a groat boon, so not only has is
bad the effect of doubling the cinsumptlon of wine
within the short space of ten years but it has mv,do
light wine—what it should nadlonble'dly be—an article
of daily and ordinary consu.optiee, and far lem liable
to be taken in °toes+ than when wine Wi:l a highly
stimulating and oostly luxury. At th, present time tue
facilities for obtaining cheap and wlni6some wines and
other stimulants, bearing the guarantee of large and
respectable cLealers, in almost every town and village,
la an advantage which asserted to be kept In view.
Cheep wine haa no doubt • certain amount of prejudion
yet to overcome, and the medical man may do much in
deleting to dispel this. Cheapness in wino does not
assiessarily argue a defisionoy in stimulating and non ri Ai •
big qualities, still less unwholesomeness. In our issue
of January lad we touched upon the article Sherry, an.l
drew attention to the Important place occupied by Spa'
as • ulae.prodiselng council. Sines that time we have
itenUnsied tonic opportunities of testing and compering
the lailiala• qualities and prices of various Sherries
easel for sale, and hare been espeoinnY struck by some
light, defied', pile Sharks obtained from tho Messrs.
W. k A. Whey. We think it due to the oonimertia:
caburprlee,.
_and • fair recognition of the undoubted
beneet whisk thin lira has tionterred upon medioal
peddle In the introduetion of sound whokeones wines
at mokonski Riau, loesy that some of these Sherries
ipprosob sane to our ides of what • good. iteusscus'
puisciaciag wine should be than anything we have seen
•Oilka Peak while th•=s dads them within
the mesh of all when rim for medicinal and
*ate* perposia—Prikok kMicgj 1916n041.1
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

PROVISIONS ILLRIERTS.

01 EngUsb butter there is a fair supply, but much of it is
inferior. AU Um good quality mils retty. We quote firsts
at la% seconds 17s, thirds les, and weet country 16. Oil to
17s dd. inferior sells miry badly—there is hardly any enquiry
for It.

.-
Poreku butter M good quality is In steady demand—other
deecriptlons ars dull.. We quote line Friesland at 130 s to 134.;
Jersey, 103. to 116.; Norm Andy, fine, 1240 to 121., extra 131Ie
to 130.; and good 112+ to 1134; Dosch, 1201 to lOns ; tile!,
116 to 136 e ; Leer, 104 a to 163.; and Ant,isli and Canadian,
SON to 1264 per cwt.
Lard la rather Jew of sale at present.
The Bacon truile is eery slow at present—prices seem hardly
to hare found • bottom yet. Prime Waterford eizeable has
declined to 62. on board ; Llambro Us to 66a landed.
The consumptiwi of bacon Ism boon growly interfered with
by to. extraordinary abundant,* and chestnut,. of fresh
herrings.
PSne small hams and very choice inedium-sisod are ii-Jimble
at about quotations.
The cheeses market has been quiet since our lent; really fine,
firm, handsome chew, Eaglish and American, are fairly sale-
able to • moderate silent; and their is mum little snqulry for
low- useful, especially in American. Dutch is
y.
Ostend Rabbits 41 Rd per stone.
Xgp met • fair demand demand.
Dermas, Thursday. —The following were the current prices
.5 13.1. market to-day: —Milk butter, per lb., is, 21.1. to Is. 4.1.
whey ditto, 11d,
Devizes, Tbunday.—Cbesse was hardly in such large supply
to-day as lw• month, and the quality generally was anything
but good. Trade ruled dull in consequence of the indisposition
of holders to submit to a reduction In price, but • moderate
busting. was ultimately efioctod at from Is to 3s per cut below
last month'. rates. Good doubles made from fitie to 60e, and
middling and inferior qualities from 40, to 641.. An exception-
ally good lot of double. realised 234, which was the highest
price in the market.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

3110 CHING DRAWL VROY XCESSIVE

DRINKING.

Mr. Humphreys bad held an inqn.st at Whit,chapel,
peetirg thr death of Caroline Bailie, a;!el 4/, wife
sl•..vlser. Yoe two or tlaeo ye. Is past the
der:ea...l bad given way to it/tech:ciao, and latterly
ws, rattily ever sober. On Saturday last she drank live
qusiteres of neat rum and four Woof welt liquor,
and the nit day suddenly fell eft her abate, and when
peke d up was found to be dead. Dr. Irwin found her
ni a fearful sta,e of disease from excessive drinking.
kit long was entirely sone, aid the kidneys BO
d..generat,l that he amid seemly understand how
she had existed for IMMO time p .11. T,.0 cause of
destb was ext tion of blold upon the brain, no
doubt induced by the intnxicstiAt fluids in which the
women had u-e fatally inlel,ged, The jury re!urned a
verdict of " ILath Is is is nr.,l rm.'s," adding that
secle death was iterelera'. ii by habi'l of Intosicaden.

A DEVONSHIRE FARMS% ON
EDUCATION.
At the Wimple ploughing match dinner loot week, at
which Sir Lawrence Palk. M.P., pre idtd, Mr. Clift,
;o. name was coupled with the t0..0t of "Sueest to
ge l•oeirtion," by Sir Lawrence l'aik, repliol. lie
ad he bad been in the parish sisty yeArs. ant could
has testimony to the progress Moir& h d be n ga.us on
evilly that time. They had now got a taunt, ant a
are ieheolhotne, both great improv‘m-nt.. Ltut with
r god to eductelon, (hi S 3 of it an, to look the
...homer too indepcndwm mid the ;hour. in coddren
nr L. 4 rare for farm • 41'<—one would be • di mc.maker,
aott • riliCelaaa. 1714 11., ,•n, a 1 by•and-by they
In. too aide to g 3 aro ono t • do f..3n work.
oce cod —• •I Lop, no ...trolley, but th 3 to my
.3,0" op‘ii on, Phil I a .nnot be em.vio.:4 it
ditforeut. I :tall a i abould kayo •
; non amount of edue.ton, out they are going to have
tter ._due 11100 I h i, Ii fa. tuer,:c Althea; t lie horimu.
MO in thal I,.tri.h o.tv: to go to wo.k yo 'DOC than
tte Lam 141,,uttr. I ant boom lto go out to work and
...to toy own living at fie., ycats of ago; how the lab.
..n .r*, children molt get to tittrtetn l,fore they go out,
hot who's to pay ii? 'tor a orthy tehitin I
Wok one of the honourable.: lotto ia the county of
Peron (Sir lAwrenci Volk). he ups every labourer
Mall beep a mow; Lot 'en do at, and he will ho that
imh pendent to hie farmer, his muter; be will be at
1.0.1., and we shan't get 'en half his time' Chit eon-
ended his smell. 'Moth seemed to be in &surd with
t f,linge of a },ool •r• hit! o room, by
repeating his disapproval of the sow:maim thrown out
sirThouras Attired, IMAA approved of by Sir I. Iw-
hin., Palk, that farm labourets 5h0.41 be allowed to
bare "cow lemma."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

CO(JCIIS ANI) COLDS.
A safe wed elf ritual rr tired, for
Coughs, Gelds, &a. One trial
of this pleasant tasting medicine
will convince that it is one of
the most valuable remedied ever
offered to the public, by the
early nee of which a very large
amount of suffering will be
saved. Bost important testi-
monials could be given did
space allow, from persons who
spook of it thus :—Perfeetly
snooessfuL"— "Instant relief,"—
"I've the greatest faith in it."—
" Wouldn't be without it on any
account."—"Qoito cure it saved
my child's life; had only given one
do-•. snd within two hours the
child was quite another crea-
ture." By promoting free per-
spiration, gentle expectoration,
and the consequent sedative
effect upon the system, it will
generally remove all alarming
symptoms in the course of 24
hours. Sold in bottles, 70.,
I 0., and 2s. 91. each. Full
directions accompany each
ibottle.

lON, PAIN AT prr OF

)IL&C B, ke.

Immediately relieve and cute
Indigestion. Pain after Eating
Wiwi, Pain in the Back, Bed
Taste and Dryness of Mouth in
the morning, Irregular action
of the Bowels, Am, and many
other symptoms of stomach
disease. Unl.ko moat pills and
remedies uttered to the public.
these pills do not purge the
bowels ;require no confinement;
nor need patients fear taking
cold nor any ill effects, be their
employment what it may. In
the most inveterate and long
standing cases they is uni-
furutly successful, as the many
te.timonials received fully sub-
stantiate. Directions given with
each bJttle. Price Is. ltd. and
2.. 91.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

MURDER AT JERSEY.

A shocking ease of parricide occurred on Sunday al
Crony, in Jersey. under the follow tog circumstances :
A man named Hilaire Vonneau was partaking of the
airlday meal with his wife and Lie stepchildren, • girl
ii„,t ahoy, the latter aged If yt ma, when an angry
aliertath,n toil place between the stepfather and the
lad, in which the latter received a box on the ear.
Ill.ttir.g violently exelted,the Ind rudied at his loop( .ther
with the knife he was using at has dinner, and plunged
it deep lute hi. ahlt.men. Vonneau fell to the floor
moTially wounded, death remains in few miwAtes.
1.41 has been arrested.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

C &Tr IfSTOCK.

Tau rector of the parigh, Rev. Keith IL Barnes, has
undertaken to bear tho expense of providing • new
tower for the church. The work, to 0041,111101100 next
opting, will, it is slid, oezupy three year'. A peal of
eight bell,' is to be supplied.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

THE END OF A DREAM.,

A curious story of a dream comes to us from that not
,cry rauantio plasm where the Hallway whistle coheres all
lung the town of Crewe. A yourg man named
.inn Nparks, employed at the Wenlock Ironworks, bad,
it 'rens, a remarkable dream, which was repeatad three
t0.,;1,cs in anecession, testifying that he thould come to
, eau!ent end. We are not told what form the wanting
took—on which point alone any safe speculations coold
is, grounded - tut are informed that whatever was the
t.,turo of the dream, Sparks understood its. • warning,
• d wrote 1.11 entry in hi. diary—" What is to come has
10, 0100. COWS will bo done." The day following that
0,, which this situate note we. written thn poor
hilow's dead body was found dreadfully mutilated near
Ctcrre Station, at a puiut where ho was accustomed to
cress ou his way to business. The ouly conjectural
hyputhuio it that the young man was ill and nervous;
that his first dream, whatever Its nature, we, sunerted
to his brain by libe state of disordered health ; that it
lispreseed hiau ara vividly as to cause its own repetition,
aud then his babe( of its veracity as • warning ; and,
lordly, that Leing Demons and bewildered, he failed to
cos. the lien with his ordinary car., or, being alarmed
at au approaching train, lost his head, and so was run
inner. On any theory the story is worth noting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

PRODUCE MARK ET.

There hal been • fair amount of business passing, and the
value of the various descriptions of produce has been well
maintained, while in some instances • further dream has
occurred.
. . -

The Sugar market remains extremely firm, with rather an
upward tendency in price. Local Rodney' are not buying
much, but on outport account there is a strong enquire,
owing to the well-nigh exhaustion of stocks of suitable qualities
In Importers hands, the business done, however, bas been
moderate. The Ana sales of the new crop of Mauritius have
been made tbie week, Nos. 14 and 14 bringing 30s tid and Ms
per ewt.
The Coffee market has become dull: premed prices, though
probably justified by the prospective supplies are still such ea
to induce some insporten to be willing milers, and price, have
receded fully Is per cwt.
Cocoa of common quality is rather cheaper.
In Bios there has not been much passing, Bengal and
Madras are both cheaper, but soft grain remains dna
In Spline, we have to report • steady market for Black
Pepper, but white is unaltered—the speculation for a rise
appears to have been checked by the desire of some holders
to ream, and pries have given way nosily 2d per lb.
Saltpetre further advanced ls per cwt.
ma Cotton market steady.
In Jute no particular feature.
Meta market active, and rather • large busineen done in Tin,
'palter, and Scotch Pa Iron, at higher prices for each article.
Peteraburg Tallow ham further decimal Od per cwt.

Speller,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

THE COHN TRADE.

1,011 mu, 4.—The belt qualities of whit ware
I; per ....perial quarter lower than last week ;infeir
descriptions. in damp condition, from Is to 2.; less
money• Best aorta of barley from Is to 2s °beeper ;
infector from 24 to 3s leas money. Oats fully as dear.
Lest w•ek's official returns were :—Whest, 277 qrs.,
M 762 61, averaging 56s sid.; barley, 475 qrs. 4
beateel.. averrting 37s 'Tit% ; oar' averaging 21..
Be 4 —Gond supply of wheat, but, as observable
at late, tho greater portion wra out of condition, rad
geld *lowly at tanner rates. Prime samples of burley
mat with a ready sale at full prism ; sec nodal, sorts
were Is lower.
TAUS .1, 4 —There was no important change is tbe
I ries of abut from last week, and little auirnation
w.s •, • a nt.llFoimer terms were asked for barley, and
the ; itions were to a fair extent. Beans and peas
Erin •• ;et 'lteration. Oats steady, sod prkas in
fay< Ayers. Floor sold slowly, and I,st week's
Pr, a barely obtainable. Indian earn met a quiet
ba!, air rates.
CA. ,—Wheat, white, Us to 13s 31; ditto red,
10.64 to 12a; barley, 7.61 to Oa. Oats. black, 6.1 3.1
to 7s • ditto white 7i 81 to 81 6 1.
DOICILITIII. 1. Large supply of wheat, prices
&aridly lower. Even the best-conditioned, of which
the supply we. small, Is rather cheaper. Otte, beans.
and peas mattered. There was a fair show of barley,
but was very inferior in quality, end slew at iata
rates.
Ocouceennt, 4.—Eonglish wheat was offered In on.
usually large quentities to-lay, and incept for special
parcels, prices were re Mood Is per qr. Foreign wheat
was little asked for, and sales wore made at a celiac-
then of Is. Barley was also I, cheaper. Om wcro
and maize was without alteratiat.
4.—At this market to-day there were
average supplies of wheat, barley, rod oats, and
prices (ranged as follows : Wheat, s:la 61 to 64s ;
barley 26s to 361 : oats, As to 281. Many farmer.
i ware n the market, and an ostensive business was
dose.
NoewicEt, 4.—Attendance good, and there was a fair
supply of wheat on offer. Trade was not eery active,
and there WU coerce any quotable change in price.
Berkey, which was in large supply, •Iso brought about
former rates.
NERCLIITLIL, 4.—The arrivals have boon small this
week, ezeept in oats, and saki were effected w cau-
tion, the tendency of the market bole.: against &Iv,
sellers. Good samples realised folly last we,-k's rat...,
bat damp and inferior qualities were scarcely saleable
at any prioo. Maltisg barley was 61 lower, but el:tid-
ing was unehanged. Oats were 61 cheaper. Four we,
61 per sack lower.
11111)1110, 4.—This week there has been rather
more animation at this market, and a good supply of
English wheat was on offer. In some instances the
price has receded ls per quarter. Barley was also in
plentiful supply. Oats, beans, and peas were within'.
alteration in prime.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

lINLOOMBII RUM WARD.

The declaration was fixed for noon, before which
thno the hall was crowded. As the candidates entered
they were received with cheers and a variety of other
noises; but the meeting wee generally very good.
burnoured. Fan was mused by a sweep getting into I
the witness box, and he was patted on the back, amid
cries of " hear, bear" on which the soot flew about '
freely over every ono near.
The SlAlion said his motto was punctuality and be
wished them to be ailent—(Voioe : at 'tis election day
to•day, sir). The hiayor, to the noisy one—my friend,
will you hoer me. I wish to bear the clock strike
twelve.—it vole. : "Ti. past twelve already." The
Mayor : It matters little whether it ham struck or not;
I am here to discharge a public duty. and I have to
request that whatever is said will be received with
a proper !Orli. The Mayor went on to say that he
was pleased to see so many happy faces around him
as it augured well for a happy meeting. Some of his
friends on the Conservative aide wished to have • emend
' polling booth, bat he applied to Mr. Third. and Mr.
George said they did not require it. His friend, no
doubt considered his health, bat they little knew what
the young Mayor was able to do, and never were so
many votes polled within the first two hours as yester-
day morning. The figures at the close of the poll were
as follows :
Simpson ••• ... 515
Vincent ... ••• 475
Charles
Beunett
Dyer
He then declared the first four duly elected.
Dr. Stursost was received with considerable noise.
but succeeded in returning thanks to the ladies who
came forward regardless of the weather—(Voire : They
didn't oome, they were brought fmward)—and to those
who brought them. He regretted that the contest had
~..msd a political ethanol:sr, and did not think that
ought to be laid OM the Conaervatives'shoulderkbeceose
there were four vacancies, and of the retiring councillors
only one offered himself for re-election, so that they
only nominated four men for three vacancies, and had
a ported right to do so. If any member of the so-
called Liberal cause had pledged himself to carry out a
thorough scheme of drainage, he would have been pleased
to have stood by him The Liberal were e7n•
suited about a schema, so that thero mpin bee cam-
protnise—(Voices : No compromise). He considered
the positions of tho two tOWIIII of Southampton
sag Weymouth analogous; bat we have an
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

S OF MIDDLE AGE.
For females about the middle
age of life. These pills ars in.
tended for females who suffer
from riuiptoma suoh as the
following :—Sudden giddiness,
frequent Bushes of heat and
Isiuteitss, starting in sleep at
night, cramp, wind in the
stomach, pains in the head, ex-
iti.rvousni.,.., costiveness,
'sc. Sold in boxes Is. 141
ach.
THE PP•Eft.

. -
An earl, opplir,attoo of this very
1 palatable remedy tiori•r fade in
or inary oa.es to girt! immediate
mita, and effort a •ta-o.ly our,.
liold in pots 1, lid. and 24. 9d.
ach.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

DORCHESTER.

RAIL —Daring the past month the rain fall has
amounted to 3.95 Ins. In October, 1870, II well
3.42 inches.
Twit New CoMMI.LOIII.—On Friday Mr. M. Do ',cash,
Mr. E. Burnett. and Mr. W. Slade took the oaths of
Ale and on Saturday Dr. Wardell was sworn in.
CAMBIUMS UNIVERHITY.—We are much gratified to
learn Viet the deatonian Prize for the beat English
poem on a stored subject value DLO, given annually to a
Master of Arts, was on Thursday morning awarded to
the Rev. Handley Carr Glyn Route, Fellow of Trinity
College,
.and Citrate of Fordington, the subject of the
poem hems Tyre. This is the third time in suoceadon
that Mr. Mottle has carried off the prise.
. .

SUCCESS OE A TOWMHIII.-0 Ear leebl semelea• will be
plus to learn that Mr. J. R. A. Taylor, son of Mr.
J. B. Taylor, of this town, after being for three years
principal Howe Surgeon Oi the Sheffield Hospital, has
boon induced to commonest priatics on his own account
In that great town. Before leaving the hospital, the
servants of that institution presented to him a hand.
some silver teapot as • mark of their respect.
POiTAL CHAEOVI. —ln 0011119q0e000 of various alters-
Cons In the railway SEITiOe this month, the following
will be the changes in the postal arrangements. The
bsz will be closed at 12.50 p.m. for the mid-day des-
patch to Weymonth, recently no ado up at 19 ; and
the Bristol and Bath bags taking letters for those
places, as well as South Wales and the West of
England generally, will be dospatrliel by 5.11 •rain,
the latest time of posting bein,,, 1.50, or with nitre
stamp 5.0 p.m.
THE WHATHER. —The following ii our nuitooroluitial
import :
imaloor

I I
ez
Oct. • • 1
31 60 40 INE
1 II 40
48 43
411 42
4 66 48
6 46 38

tilale of Woollier.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

DOROHMTSII MUNICIPAL ELECTION,

Unusual Interest has been taken in the municipal
election thie year. The polling day was marked by
more excitement than has been manifested for years.
And partisan seal would no doubt have been atimaisted
to a still greater extent than was on Wednesday
apparent, but for the het that the state a the poll
during the hoer. of voting was unknown : The Mayor
and Assessors, with the Town Clerk, receiving the
voting papers, and not making the result publio till
the end. Ten candidates were nominsted, but Mr. J.
F. Hodges, junr., iiumediately declined to stand, ant
the other nine went to the poll. They were: Kr.
, tlatthow Devonish, lligh.street West, gentleman ; Mr.
William Slode, Fiigh-stroet East, gentleman ; Mr.
E 'win Barnett West Walks, solieUer ; Mr. Charles
Cowdell, liauth-street, physician; Mr. John Tizard (of
the firm of Eldridge, Pepe, and C.., Dorchester and
Weymouth), solicitor; Mr. Alfred Pope, S •ntli Walks,
solicitor ; Mr. Elwari Ounnlngton. Fordington. wine
merchant ; Mr. James Freud. Alesandra•terrace.
gentleman ; and Mr. Francis Lick, B,llth-street, cod
merchant. On Tuesday one or two very "mild" squibs
were Issued, and two or three of the candidates actively
canvassed the burgesses. Wed today canto with a
bitter east wind, and the loungers about the Town.
hall were fewer than might have boon expected. Until
the middle of the day the voting was slow, but In the
dinner hour and thence till four o'clock the receipt was
more brisk. Uncertainty, of 00[17/0. prevailed, as to
the position of the candidates, but it was generally
believed amongst the outsiders that Messrs. Devenisb,
Burnett, and Tisord were secure, and that the contest
lay between Dr. Cewdell and Mr. Slade, the others
being out of the race. However that 113,y be we know
net, but at the end it was found Mr. 'retard wee only
fifth on tho list The official returns were kept private I
But unofficial returns put the figures as follows :
Devenish 313
Burnett ... 278
Cowdell 167
Third ... 121
Frond 151.21
Pope
Conniegton ... 12
On tho results of the election beeoming known, Dr.
Cowden issued an advertisement dealing to serve, but
subsequently he was prevailed upon to fill the °Moo,
and good tblap are expected of him:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

MARK-LANE, THI4 DAY.

Market quiet. EagUsk and Foreign wheat
about ONE SHILLING LOWER. Town
and American flour unaltered; Country mark.
Fatypene cheaper. Barley steady. Oats fi.oi,
but tit :dearer. Mae finia. Beaus dull Peri
wefl ii iintained value. British—Whest,4,466 ;
barley 5,055; oats, 486 ; flour, 19,170: Foreign
m-Wh...t, 55,108; bar1ey,11,492 ; oats. 32,0t11 ;
mile. 15,284; flour, 1,646 &acts and 4,010
barrel..

ME ROPOLITAN CATTLE, Tills PAN:

Click% British and foreign beef is rep:oriel
Arm. ill the former the market continues bsre,
*Ad w 1" doubtless remain so until Chtistroas ;
and, s ith a brisk demand, extreme rates tiro
readily obtained. An lower classes must be
written at less money. The general supply com-
prises s large number of light caressed infetior
.ni.ost... difficult to dispose of, and a clearance
uf whir .is not expected. Dowstid fur these on
•ide limited No variation in the sheep
afar 12.1 good useful mutton is COLICOI4IOd.

ChoTughi elquireii for, ad quitos dea;

for, stationary, although a slick demaud ;
kt• •• heavy, at re luced rates. Veal dearer,
hats- r fine quiiities. Pork thin. Beef,
8.; 56 10d ; mutton, 4s 84.1 to Os ; veal,
3s ti tie 6d • Pork, 3s 61 to 41 8 '
Tot ,t ipl7—Bea;ta, 5,880; sheep and Ismb
calves, 382 ; pigs, 155 : of wb 'oh forei6,l
—beast:, 3,650 ; sheep and lambs, 14.170 ;
ashes, 62.

I ' PROVISIONS, Tue. D.
kutte: ; Dull sale for Irish at low pr! . Oi ; best
,
ainsriptilna of foreign steady . Friesland, from
,
Ms to 134 s ; inferior sorts almost unsaleable.
13aeon vie, dull, at two shillings decline on the
, I
.... I week. limns steady with short supply. Lard
inactive Cheese quiet ; American, ii.o3 to Qr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

HOP MARKET.

BOaMiall, Nov. I.—Megera Pattenden and Smith report the
market very Arta, with a good retail Inquiry for eoneumption
and all the beet brewing dm:d'Alene are rapidly becoming
absorbed. Really choice torts ore with great difficulty to be
met with.

SEED MARKET.

Our markets have been fairly attended durinr the past week,
but the amount of business paedng has been limited. New
Ainericen red clover excites as 3et but little attention in this
country; there is • large demand both from France awl Ger-
many. Cable advices just to hand from New York quote an
sdesnas there oils to Is per cwt. White Clover Is in Isar
supply, and is bald at late rate*. Malice is without alteration.
For new imported Italian no have • brisk trade, at enhanced
currencies; pnoel are rising in France. Porennial rye-grams
are also tending upwards. Of lianfoin seed the English crop is
said to be poor. Hemp seed Ls for the moment exceedingly
scarce, and must be noted 2s per quarter higher. Canary
seed is now offering at a very moderate figure. For rape and
mustard values are steady. Feeding Linseed is Arm. llaricot
beans and boiling peas are without change,—Joux 3110 w and
and gars, flood 'ramie, 37, Mark-Lane, London, E.C.

The election judges for the ensuing year are Mr.
Justice Hannon from the Queen's Bench, Mr. Justice
Brett from the Common Pleas, and Mr. Baron Pigott
from the Exchequer.

L3rd BeJame will shortly resign the government of
New South Wales, and will be anceeeded in that ogioe
by Sir Rendes Robinson. K.C.M.G., the present
Governor of Ceylon.

-
Prince Napoleon has addressed • letter to his con-
stituents, in which he declares that an appeal to the
people by means of • plebiscitum can alone terminate
the present crisis. Meanwhile he recommends respect
for the existing Government.
ILYPUBLIOANISM 1 Soonawo.—A Republican club
hu been termed at Aberdeen. The Dundee Achurtiter
says that the speakers who attiibuted neglect of duty
to the Qum anl to the House of Lords' and a desire
ow the part of the latter to °ppm, the pup*, were
*wed lameamil.

Tait CHEAPEST PACKET or TEA IN ENGLAND.
ACIIINESE CADDY, containing ltgba. of
really good &sok Tea, not carriage free to any
railway station or market town In England, on receipt
of 40i.. by _

MILLIE'S & CO., TB• lIIIMCHARTB, 8, linia
111WILLI4.M9ISIBT, CITY.
A pries US free.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

TAUNTON WOOL MARKET. SATTRDAT:

For choke qualities the demand was is • fair eatent,and
other sorts there arr. nu ohmage In price, Notts wool fin oho I
lON per lb.; erma-hred, SIN ; and tog. 22nd.
BPITALPIELDO POTATO AN D GREENOTUFT3 R ET• ,

SATURDAY.

,--.----..
The potatoe trade continue. Oria for all good ndrtc I parcel-,
but unsorted, owing to blights, aro almost
Quotation* per ton :—Bait Regents, RA to it 7 ; ditto It pct.,
LI to IA ; Middlings, £3 to £3 100; Chstw, ill 10s.
Oreenstufb this otoroluir were plentiful, end the trade du,l.
Cabbage.. tid ; envoys, 1. ad par disali head ; green., I.
; carrots, Ye to 2n 61; turnips, In to Is 61 per down&
bunches.

THE HEALTH OF HER MAJESTY.
The Qoeen is mach improved in health. Her hi.jcity
on Sunday attended Craithie church, whore Or? Norman
Macleod officiated, sod returned thank for her
Majesty's restoration to health.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

WOOL MAEUEITS.

BIL• 011011, November 2.—There is still a fair consumptive
demand for all good wools, and staplers experience no diM-
culty In effecting sales whenever they are disposed to make a
concession. But prices are on the whole maintained with
great firmness, and this tends to restrict operations. The
demand still runs for the most part upon all deep-grown wools.
Stocks are considerably reduced. The lower descriptions of
wool are neglected. There is a fair busmem doing in nulls
and broke., particularly in English and Botany sorts.
Losses, Sri—During the past week we have hal a stewly
market for English wool, without material change in price ;
the tendency, however, is good. and if monetary matters settle
down quietly. we think there is every chance of an improve-
ment before the close of the year. Prices of colonial wool are
perceptibly dearer, and those kinds which compete with
English are in short supply, and much inquired for.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

IM, LUMBAGO, SPRAINS,
WISES, Ate
The most efficacious remedy for
Itheumati.sin, Lumbago, Pains
in the Limbs, Numbnees,
Sciatica, Factmobe, Sprains and
Bruises, Spasms and Onunp,
Stiff Neck, Stiffness in Joints,
Frozen Limbs, and Chilblains
before they are broken. No
Embrocation over offered to the
public has been found more
effectual in alleviating the acute
pains of the above diaorders, as
it gives ease after the first spell.
cation. Bold in bottles la. lid.
and 2.5. 3d. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

The election of candidates to MI the office of coun-
cillors for the borough of Blandford Forum, in the
room of the outgoing members, took place on Wednes-
day last. The retiring members were Mews. T. FL
Bennett, W. T. Blear, and J. Ball, and an additional
vacancy occasioned by Mr. B. !deaden having left
the town. The parties nominated were the three
retiring members and Mr. H. Blandford, nurseryman
and eeedsman ; Mr. J. Barnes, woolstapler ; and Hr.
Joseph Stewart, draper and outfitter. Toe polling
eommeneed at nine o'clock and during the first hour
several ladies exercised their privileges as burgesses, by
recording their votes. The state of the poll was
deelared every hour as follows :-
10 11 12 1 2 3 4
Mr. T. H. Bennett ... ... 4 10 17 20 25 29 41
Mr. James Ball ... ... 8 20 26 32 38 52 71
Mr. William T. Maar ... 3 10 16 20 27 39 55
Mr. Henry Blandford ... 5 14 20 25 31 40 53
Mr. John Barnes ... 2 6 10 12 17 25 40
Mr. Joseph Stewart 1 3 5 6 7 12 14

The first four on the list were declared elected,
but • proteet was entered as to the legality of the pro..
asedings. The votes were first taken in the Town.hall,
but in consequence of • Church Missionary meeting
baing advertised to be held there, the Mayor end
Assessors removed to the Coro Exchange. Up to then
the tim3 was taken( by the Church Clock, but
afterwards by the *lock in the Corn Exchange. It
appears jut before four a message we. sent to Mr.
Bennett to come and reoord his vote, this brought his
number to one a head of Mr. Barnes, and it is alleged
by several parties who were present that the
Church clock had struck four before be went into the
room the dock of the Corn Exchange being two
minute. Later.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

MONEY MLRKET.

The weekly meeting of the Bank Directors on Thursday
broke up without any alteration being made In the rate. In
the open mutts the supply of capital continues plentiful, and
first clam bilis are done at fully If per cent, under the Bank
minimum, my at 3 to 31 per tont. On the Stock Exchange
admix:ea on Consuls are made from day to day at 2 to n or
cent, The disc unit houses have reduced their terms for
money at call from 4 to 3 per cent., and at 1 to It days'
notice from 4f to 32.

ILiY AND STRAW.

Ibirrernix, Noveisther 2.—Tbe supplies of both hay and
clover on sale here to-day were again extensive. Trade waa In-
active, and prisms were exceedingly weak. Prime meadow
hay, &St to 100 s; inferior ditto. 45. to 65.; prime clover, 120 a
to 134*; inferior ditto, Ns to 90e; and straw, 36s to 45s par
load.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

EXECUTION AT CALCUTTA,

Thu 6111111611iil 01 Judge Norman, at (Moat% was
bangod on Saturday lest. and his body subwynently
burn 1. The mutsfirer was a Mahomedan, and. it Is
summand, was ono of • gams, who had drawn the lot
binding him to oommit tip: crime on whion they hat
remised.

JUDGMENT IN THE ovaREN.o, GUERNEY,

AND CO. CASE.

The lfoster of the Rolls this (l(onday) morning de-
sided Ito suit Peek v. the Directors of Orereni,
Ouseney, and Co., for compensation ost of their prirato
Wake on account of his loss on 2,000 share.; through
important facts bqiud sumwessed is the prospectus.
lfs‘ter &added that the suit was oommeneed too
lake for redress.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

L 6 TF.ST NEWS.

REVIEW OF T 1 CORN TRADE.

The " Mark•Ltne Express" of to-night says—Though
sold hes much Increasi daring the past week, all out
door woes hos b,en wal•done, and • good space of
ground planted under favourable conditions ; but tine
alr has scarcely been dry cnough to help the ~.•mlitine
of samples. The tenth nay of pr". 11116 cmieinchtly
been still downward ;millers Wing compelled to cm
freely the better conditioned foreign. The meadows
yet give • good bite to cattle; but the keep a stook
through the winter wf II be again too espeusive to give
soy relief from the present high price of meat. Tbe
potetoes, too, are cull doubtful in keeping queliiiem.
There is no reasonable expectation of low market rates
this season, end it is on awkward feat that lye in worth
forty shilling the quieter at Flamburg. The yield of
the grain is thought deficient, and lif'fte I rely to
attract attention. The total amount of cora conannouci
at Chicago c•n have no appreciable influence on foto,*
prices. After a somewhat deficient harvest at home, it
Is sittishotory to know that we have good stores in
grazary, and that Southern Russia la doing her hest
In experts before winter seta in.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

Nampobtre.

BOURNE:IIM 1,11.
Tim SZASON.—We are glsrl to ti ol Oat man,' or liw
old families who hAve pissed revive. wintr, In
Bournemouth, are condog, or are about to come Leto
for the winter, There is every preT•ci that ih°
°ming winter season will he a full ,nr.
LIRRBOAT FOR nonormorrif. -It is proposed
.to
purchase the lifeboat recently the property of Mart
Thelwell, and to place the same in the hands of trustees
for this watering place. We an' informed the boat
originally cost C3OO, and th it it cm tuns bi pnrohwel
for the snail sum of I:5). A hitt-10.1A is intended to
be built on the beach and the elzt of the who', u
not expected to exe''•ed rid ,The
, e Itoyol Lifebo
Institution will make aat
gra/3 of lifehlti, lilvlinola
&c.,0., which will make her comp e • -
1 te T wads the -bo"
object a good sum is already pr.mited.

HAMPSHIRE ORNITHOLOGICAL ASSOCI VIPS

The eleventh annual exhibition of Poultr-f..1.4:.
pheasants, cage birds, Ito. (open to the I.:LA:cant".
of this society oommenoed on Tuesday. 'lle.eem-0!:.:
more numerous than last year. Thu fol.ort-,..x:
among tho local priseholders and successful
—Dorking (chiekens of 1871)-11101Y
Mrs* Mune, Fordington, DorchtsLer.
silver and gold spanglet (any age) —Highly
Mrs. J. Patti.on, Wracklefold Home, por,10:„
Game bantams (any age)—Counnenda. Mr. C. rtriii`..
Dorchester. White Aylesbury ducks •
G. Scutt, Martinstown. Duck. Gnr
mended, Mrs. !hype. Dragons- Elie:aisi,•e-,'"'•
W. Bishop, The Orchard, Dordiester ;
mended, Mr. Gregory. Any other &stunt VAn'•
Frst, Mr. Bishop, Dorchester.

Sir Charles Dilke addressed the Manch,ster 1414:
Cuion on Friday ni.
spoke ght on the redistribution o(
di,idol into!et de, :anti Tural ' t4r
eturnicieugojnedulibtermiCheUl%':::
the substitution of personal for local repmeentaboo,.
TH DUBLIN If miteelt.—The triel of the Fenian
for the murder of the police offloor,Talbot,in the
of Dublin commeneed last week. Mr. Butt dolt ndi
prisoner, and his line of ar4ument ia that 'failici; sr,lo
not have died from the goushut fired by ihe•Pr''''''
had he not undergone • needless aurgiati operation.
prisoner is *beers' by the mob as ho iiconvey ei
1 and from the court.
ADmisslON OF • DRACOXICBB. —On Woduesdc7 th'
ceremony of the admission of a de•ooneu took "
, the chapel of the Diocessn lost itutiomin lturtoircreacitt
Load, h. Ttic Bishop of LJUILLI MWlltitld fig
Purpose, and, using the simple and Mooning form
service he has e,tablithod in his diocese for the
formally laid Ili, heads apou the candidate sod gave eel
)tia wowing for the work of a datooma
I %arch.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

Doratobite.

WooDroltDs Frogsa, barrister, of the Western
Circuit, has mistimed his maternal name of Woodfoido,
and will in future be known as Woodfordo Rooks
Wandforde.
Foot' men Mourn Dlellotal. —The returns for the
pfat week give ouly two fresh outbreaks in the twenty,
viz., at Wyk' Regis und at Bern Regis. The former is
in the Dorchester division, where Do diocese prevails
on GS* farms. sil.eting 8 °little and 2:,) sheep. Bland.
ford division has 7 farms 'fleeted, with 10 beasts and
Lot sheets. Brcid.pouertA, 1416.,farm4siinGin
fines, 13
intdeelpi
striLe. Stormio.ter, one farm, 2 cattle. IVarobani.
10 boasts and 45 sheep. Wimborne, 33 beasts and 15
Swine.

COMMITTED TO THE DOIBIT COUNTY PEHSOM.—
Sessions: James itasterman, Mary Ann Eleristor, Eden
Hoctor. housebreaking at Morden.—Hard Labotr :
Robert Rail, assaulting iii. wile at Blandford, 4 calendar
months
; William Baker, vagrancy at Lytohett Minster,
3 calendar month.; Frederick Hayter. killing 2 swans
at Long Critehell. 3 calendar modths ; Robert Wood,
steaßng apples at Blandford, I calendar month ' • Wm.
Grote, applying for relief, having means, ka, at Bland-
lord, 1 calendar month; Sarah Ann Bolls. damaging
1 property at Weymouth. I calendar month ; John
Oriented, vagrancy at Lytchett Minster, 1 calendar
month ,• John Davis, vagrancy at Lytohett littruiter, 21
days ; John Powell. misbehaviour in Beaminater anion
14 days; Hannah Andrews, misbehaviour in Doraheate;
union. 11 Jaya; Sainuel rooks. assault at Dorchester,
14 lays; Charles Monahan, stealing potatoes at Wey-
mouth, II days.—/raprirmarear : Mary Ann Fry,
breach of the peace at Blandford. 3 months; John
Brown and Joseph Matthews drunk at Bridport, 7
days; Aloe thlberi and Edward Mallard, drunk nn4
riotous at Dorchester, 7 days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

POUTLA ND.

LiGwr,--For about a fortnight put, the main street
at Fortunes' Well, and the road up the hill have 130.11
lit wi.h gas, and visitor.; are no longer afraid of the
foruior dangers of tho dark.
ALL-PDX i OiNTAL.—The central Local G warn-
moot Board °thee have written to the Portland Local
Board, referring to the ease of John Vinegar, who was
brou •.ht, ashore while inft.rifq:frin amt.l-por. The
con, 1.41 ofliee sici why the Loot! Board do not at onoo
°Alio I uitable plum for the aeoommodation of am
pox patent.? At there are now no ones of on Apo:
bunt of, it it probable that the Hurd will deem ~ny
Rich plane suporfinous... .

IZOP3PAT FROM A SHIP IS THE Boans.—During
Mon lay night a seam at named Randolph Itechia,
belonging to a Dutch schooner, called tho Helvetia,
Captain sfdward Kruger, bound to Bordeaux, but put
Into Poi tland through bad weather, left the I by
a boat, ant landed on the beach, but WAS detained by
the Coastguard, and, being nimble to speak English, he
made signs that the ship had sunk, but his tale was
doubt^d, and Police-8 rgoant Floranoo WAS command.
imbed with, The result was that a watch and °halm and
various articles of clothing were found on him, whioh
he had stolen from on board. The ciptain, lowever,
declined to prooeed against him, and, the wind being
favourable, he took the man on board, and nut to set,
tho runaway sailor being very glad to gLt off no easily.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

THE VACANT AUDITORSHIP.

Considerable inoonvenienee has been caused in the
late Mr. Vining's &stria through the advertisements
of the days of sadit having been issued and no notice
of postponement baring bees sent out. Whether this
is the fault of the late auditor's representatives or of
the Local Government Board we know not, but certaio ly
the bringing in of the Overseers on a fool's errand could
have been avoided if the representatives of the party
from whom the notloes emanated had announoed that
in consequence of his death tho audits could not take
place, The Local Government Board would then have
been left with time snakiest to perfect the new arrange-
ments, which it is understood are contemplated. The
auditors are no longer elided by chairman and vine-
chairmen of the Boards of Guardians but by the Local
Government Board, and it is we heir the intention of
the Board to elect persons whose whole time will be oc-
cupied in the duties of auditing and thus when a district
becomes vacant it will be merged into another audit
district. Arrangeuienti of this sort naturally take time,
The delay may be rather provoking to some, but it should
not be overlooked that tha primary cause is that which
120 one can avert— very sudden death.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-07

lIONErAity ADVANCEd:
4:370 000 TO LICND.—A Gentle-
men, recently returned from
h Atria, 'having amused a considerable amount
WI 110 • connected with numerous Private Capitalists).
^rm to nrotiate (pr.-snot') Advances or Cash t 3 iI
'woe:table persons (male and female), in amounts
14,414:: nu 1710 to C7r.10, ~a ihtir tawin'optc,
W we, fse, at di per cent. for any tenn up to ten
Repayinente takm by easy instalments. extend-
'karst the toil term, or in one sum, at the end of a
as may be desired. All busineas transacted with
*.anst privacy, and fri3 from law or otli io charges
latter profit not bniu;
c Aidrese in perfect ounfidence, Mr. G. T. LUCAS, 681,
.21+,P too-street, Clerkenwell, London, E.C., stating
7.141 amount required, how repayable, position In lib,
"' Fsnelons throe stamps for reply.

SERVAN TS W ANTED,
A Married Man to look after two horses (orm.
sionally three), and • garden; wages 12s.
per week, and a cottage.
For • Farm House, • Man and bin Was without
incumbrance, the man to take charge of •
horse and garden, Ira. wife as general servant
A respectable single indoor man servant, who
thoroughly knows his duties, wages £3O, oil
of livery.
3 General Servants.
3 House and Parlourmalds.
Parlourmatl,
3 Experienced Cooks
12 1.14111 CO Mts.
1 Nurse, who has been under nurse in •
igentlemau's family; wages £9 or £lO.
A. Young Lady's maid, who will make herself
useful in the house, and who understands
dressmaking.
Apply to lie. T 11011•11 POITNOT,SaddIer, and Servants'
I.:,rgcy Wise, 3 Gornhill, Dorshcatar. No names
given the usual fee of Ono only in paid'
If by letbei 12 stamps and • AbblY•4l Gavel.Pe fig
re**