The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-13 00:00:00

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torrimosrec.. 17 gg.—..The will of Me. Henry mustered up courage to put in an *Pi:alarm:Kw. and
lived in Abbey House, Sher- marched over the bridge to the North Quay, the
borne, an I who.. ,i..eto y noontime d, wee plena of rtradc:rons. The original time at which the
proaeq 9th att. by Ms. Sarah Fla- riein, the PrOWWWIOW Wad to have been mustered was seven
Widow, Jetties Grant Frani., and An irew Dunce°, o'clock, hot at that hour the c ,mnaittes decided to
the actin execulors. the relit, .1 his Pere mal eat i.e poetpone it brain hour, but they might just " well have
amounttog to upwards .Lf F 219.000 The testator an. given up then, Int at eight n'itiock the elements were!
firms the seitlem-i4 made by him his Birkenhead If anything, worse than they were bat re, awl
FroPerty, under which his wife takes the life interent ; at a sommittee meeting heathy summoned at Mr.
and, in addition, he leaves Pi her all his plate (except Bunton's, it was decided to postpone the dessonstrse
the Presentation 1444, Pieta's. hone •bold goods, tion until the following night. sad those who bad hodflnmitme. horeee and earriage., 21;000, and the in omit the courage to face the weather returned home in •
of £lllllOOO for life; £BOO scab to his esecotore, Mr. rather damp condition. On the following morning
Framer and Mr. Donato ; a watch to hie son, John aPpearsnose were threatening, butthe wind g rou d
Henry Heywood ; and hi. erei.iitsleit 14.te, heie to the nor h there was very little doubt the night would
log the miwit v‘i•vr an I pi. ~resent-.I t him by the he fine,and so it turned out. They 000ldn't possible have
elerrfoYa of the Benzins end Moue* B dlway, between had a better, for it was clear, dry, and li.tle or no
all hie ,hildren. The reeidne of his property is ti he wind. Hell-past seven WWI the time appointed for
!beld upon trust to divide the annual inoome equally assembling, but long ere that time mascpteradere in
wits's", hi, children. nod. +abiec*. to some ..onatiument elegant and closely costumes were to be seen walking
intereots given to theie widows or widower. on their abort the streets. Anon one would see a startling
reepeative deaths, 'heir share of the capital is to go to captain of Hussars, then • capital representation of
their lathe, se the/ shall appoint. Mrs. Candle sad the baby, knight, in armour crowded
AIM Towel KM MATTO'S. —lt has been decided the drake, as did stately old gentlemen in court
at • meeting of the Restoration Committee to dreeees of the 18th and 17th centuries. King Charles
commence work forthwith. The contract for the was a favourite dram and there were several good
scaffolding sent ii by Mr. A. Batten has been representatives of the Georges. Clown., ever a
accepted.
favourite dress, Were present in crowds. Going round
a corner suddenly and running wain"' • convict made
one feel desirous of going the other side of the ro
Hobby horses and their ridere create.l great &wow
wank both those supplied by Mr. Jeffery end Mr.
Chalker. Almost all the ancient patronage' of the
t three centuries were Impersonated in the streets
of Weymouth on Tuesday evenins. De it can he
imagined what • gorgeous sight it was. As the
time of assembling drew nigh the street. got densely
crowded with people from Portland. Dorchester, and
all the outlying districts, in addition to Weymouth's
own p "illation. Mr. J. T. Bee, the Commander-
in•Chief, &mists i by hie brother marthalis, • ton not
the imposing and eittering throng into something like
order, and shortly after eight the order wee given to
light op, this proving • very pretty epectecle.
The following wax the order of procession:—Feaat of
Chinese lanterns. Troop of hobby hones. in cimolete
ittroses, trapping,, AA, supplied by W. 8.. P. Jeffery.
The original Brunswick Band, Bandmaster Herr
linacherer.
Numbers land 2 Companies.—Captains Marley and
Gregory.—B. Marley, Col. A. B. Fitzgerald Blitelper ;
jTA..dWinGlatig:l wjrnsyrtr*.hilL, C;i'jln&t&MdeatimMtheiriallinnott!G;'oFrbrndrnl:s4h(Tetafti7eitnisiceaer:v)v;.

POItTuAND.

Portl ind, not to be behind the neighbouring towns
of Dorchester ai d Weymouth, egtin determined to
hold a carnival in celebration of Guy Faux Day. At •
meeting h-bi • week or two since, at the Victoria
Hotel, it was turtmlmously decided to have a
demonststion on the Wednesday following the
Immort•l Fifth. Dr. McLean was appointed presi-
dent, Mr. Dswrieswell, secretary, and Messrs.
H ,rtselon, W. Osborne, Hoare. J. Willis, R. Cog,
Major, J. Patten, jon., and A. Osborne, • committee
to carry out the seine. The committee were met to
work, and enbscriptions solicited, which were well
responded to by ti inhabitant.. On the evening in
que-tirm, which fortunately proved dry, a hugs
b 'afire wise built on the C immon, under the
, able superint 'cadence of Mr. Hodedon and Mr.
P. Pett• n, sen., and the committee have to thank
Mr. H wider for the twee, Mr. It. N. Howard for tar
andask', nod Mr. Wert for straw, kindly g yen to
make eh. fire. The Waymouthians were invited to
come iivor and take pert in the proceedings, and by
seven ..'clock more than 100 marsquers came over,
ace imps' ,led hy crowds of townspeople. These were
mardialled outside the rsilway ration, and, headed
by Mr. Osborne, dressed as a knight, and mounted
on a horse, pr,ceeded to the foot of the Old Hill.
where they were drawn up In two lines on either side
of the road to awit the ariival of the
These had a sembloi at Easton, and marshalled by
Dr. McLean and Mr. Hoare, and headed by the
P attend Artillery Band under Bandmaster Miller.
The (+apt ace were Messrs. F. I tattoo, CIAO. Austin,
and Allen. The P attend co, Cosset passed throoth
the ranks of the Weymouth party, and they, closing
up, f0110w...1 them, he itied by the Weymouth Holy
Trinity Drum and-rife Band, they proceeded to
Caetletosan, scuml by the station, and back to the
Common, where the bonfire was in &capital hiss.. A
display of fireworks theta took place, there being Pomo
capital set-pieces on a stage created by the side of the
bonfire, and these were let off by Mr. Patten, jon.,
eaeleted by Dr. Drake. The railway company kindly
pat on a late train, which was taken advantage of by
large numbers of people. The affair peeved off
iroooessfully, and the police had not the slightest
complaint made.

Teeple ; E. Sly, Mat. ht.toPhol•• ;
Geo r ; Voisey. Charles ;E. Vickery, Di. it
A
Doyle, Knight in
rmour ;T.M. E. lunacy ; It. T ar, Nsp.. 11011 uck '
Piggott, French Clown; Moore, Goa, Z 'oar.; Tattle,
Keith t Tholes, 1801 ; F. M wat- re Cromwell
Merest', Cavalier ,• J. Wills. Charl a I. ; W. Rabbet.,
General Potts: H. Seam, Spanish Courtier; W.
Maeters, Fred Archer; Simmonde, Spiel:eta Officer;
F. Wandsworth; F. Atkin., Officer in Armour ; J.
Christopher, Elpsniah Count' E. Broughton,__Ornsader
Knight ; Pope. The Man with the Nose; Whetham
William., Bemligo.
The Meters' Guy Faux.
Nos. 3 •od 4 Captains Whetham and
Talbot—F. Whetham, Mephletophles ; W. Talb
Romeo ; G. Bessant, Pirate Chief ;W. Wallis, Earl of
Leicester ,• H. Abbot. Claude Melnotte • W. Dover,
Friar Tuck ; K. Lane, Dick Tunic; W. Bateman,
13"r.tv m (Military); A. Less. Knight in Armour ;
Foot Knight in Armour; .1. Hoot, (large 111,
(Court) ; J. Churchill, Court Dress; H. Moss, Clown;
W. Itryaut, Knight (Shakespeare) ; G. 0 niche,
Smuggler ; 8 Fusgard,Postillion :L. Leg, Pirate; H.
Hall, Buccaneer King ,• W. K. V. Jeffery. Harlequin ;
Runold ; A. Beale Jockey ; W. Lake, Soldier; W.
Inns', In • Bear Skin ; J. Inkpen, King Charles , If. •
S. Baker, Privateer ; Hardy.
N 0... 5,6, and 7.—Captains A. Si. Court, R.
Jame.. and G. Turnbull—J. Am ott, Mr.
flnenhle the Beadle ; J. Newport. Kin • finery
VIII. . • A. 111. Comt, Sir Peter 'Teazle ;
F. Yates,s, Knight in Full Armour :E Fry, French
Gendarme ,• Horsey. Bratish Sailor; W. More, Pirate
King ; K Entry, Sir Richard Corm is 1.1 an ;
Knight in Armour; W. White, Dick l'urpin • R.
.Tamsa, King Charles' ("faultier ; Critchell. Torldsh
'liter; Potter Brigand Chief; F. Stowers, Cavalier'
H. Locock, B ri• lab Sailor' itohr 11, Royal
Engineer; R. Vincent, the Christmse Clown G.
Leff. Lean and ttlippered Pant loon;a T. Kinvehury,
Royal Marine ,• A. Bayley, King Charl..... II; J.
Notley, French G•ndarme ; U. Turalaull, Artillery
Officer; Snook, Sergeant R. H. A. ; Snook, ;
F. Simmonds, Old Watchman; Perrot., Reassert
Chia f ; J. Denser, Maisolte Brigand ; J. P o
One of Robin Hood's Men; Symms. Jol'y littl.• Lewis
the Clown; J. Hurlstone, Seamen. Pinafore ; J.
Bridle, Variety Getanse ; A. Talbot. British
Sailor ; H. Talbot, Charles Surface J. c dim...,
Jeater ; Syms, Man of the Peel ••1 ; Kioc, P at r,
Costello. Hurlstone, and Horsey, French Pa"..
HAY Trinity Drum and Fife Baal, Ban.len ante- Mr.
F. Duke.
No. B.—Captain C. J. Samwave Kt... Char'. I
Mr. Costello. Ally Sloper ; Mr. Jeans.. French
Hunteman ; Sir. Woodward, Cadent. .Le ter; Mr.
J ; Cavalier (Chorl.• I.) ; Mr. Bike. Romeo
Soldier; Mr. Clark., Eastern Gluiest; H. F. C.
Jeffery, Suit of Arm .or; Mr. Roll. Pirate • T.
Needle, Mrs. Candle; Mr. G. Hinton, ores-
Artillery ; Mr. Flaymen, Pirate; Mr. Ms. tin. C ins,
man; Mr Bevis. Armour. The New Town C net,
an i the Correct Grin—Age Time.
N.... 9 sod 10.—Capt dn. Hardy and Wil.•iair,—(l.
C. R. Hardy. the Indian Chief; T Willehire, Scalp
liunt ••• ; J. Northover, the Prairie Scoot • J. Board.
Ally Slicer ; E. Rolls, Arabi Paths', J. Carter, Baker
Paella ; J Allen. 01.1 Cetewayo ; F. Par-om., Kius
Coals. IL; S. Knott. General Rotaerte. V.Il. ;
Wickham. Chinese Giant ; T. Needle. Sl.e: log
Bean',; F. Ricketta Rob Roy Macgreur; J. Taylor,
Btighent Y one; J. Porter ant J. B artier. 111
Si001),II/e Twine, in • p.rambulat If T. 13 arrick.
Chief; 11. Thatch. r. Pirate; F Hall Claude Duval ;
G. Nunn, Gho•t Blair inn Monument: 11. hawks.,
Commodore Nut; F. Whit-, Jester; W. Bic Dick
13 ad EY- (Pinafore) ;A. Jeliffe, tch Pt"'.; D.
Neville, Zulu; H. Carter, Ben Dumbledoor (clown) ,•
, T. ennui, Ching Chou:, Tea Mer•-hat t ; troop 'I I cal
! Ifobbr Horses, supplied by Mr. C ^ler ; Wey.nouis
Town B Ind, bandumstar Mr. J. Bridge.uln.
NO4. IL and 12.—Ciptsln Herhert J. Groves—the
%fah %raj eh, Plauhsh-Tser. R apootana, b wee in •
'tat • paisvoquan, on the shod liars of his I aithfnl
att andante. em arts.' by a c amp any of blu- j elute,
under the command •4 Almial angel;; Admiral
Dowell, Mr. B. K-rridge ; gai.ors—W. Bishop, S.
Brown. G. C attains, C. Martin. .7. Hellier, R. Damen,
T. Will.. G. Piper, G. Stote, J. Whitt'e, H. Gre4aary,
H. liCidby, W. Mowlun, and F. Pitman;
W. Ratter (Subahrlar). G. Real), It. Towle-, O.
Fisher. W. Stone, A. Pearcey, G. Porker, G. Smith,
W. Vallenee. A. Mead, G. Marvell, H. Ureyson, H.
Atkins, end O. Styles.
N.. 13 and 14.—Captain Latta, Highlander:
cup-
,o,rte'l by warder. with • gang of P.oiland Fri-on
H-roes on pane for the occasion, on th ir parole of
honour t a return the following morning, sonorgat
which was found Big Harry, who di tingulehe I him-
self in hie performance. wi' h thmoaikey, amomp aided
by hi. trainer.
Nos. 15 and 16.—Captain Curtis' Funny F
Its—
cong. Brodder Scrub° ; clog dance, Broil lee Snowball;
.lralleries, Uncle Pete ; song. Ilrodder It 11114 ;
comicalities, Screamer ; Chi. flo aer ,•
Num. ivies., Lilly; puns, Ac, Masher; Bender, and
T •nine, the champion whist en; conuodrnme, Wood-
bine ; rand dime., Big Ben; manic Amyl. High
Flyer. Programme—Overland 11 aut., "B main I wut
lee, T e in I Left Behind Me," Cavalry March,
Sauter* March. and oth-r mosical carob:alines ;
owl Mrs C sidle scoomosnying ; 16 torchbearers in
attendance.
Nos. 17 end 113.-oatat tin T. Draw, Cavalier; 1
Knight, 1 Jests,. 2 Hooters, 2 Mghwaymen. 1
Dragoon, 1 Hues., 2 &sins, an 14 Clown..
No. 19.—Cap•ain EL Rneell-2 Knights. 1 Jester,
9 Hunter., 1 Highwayman, 1 Dragon, 2 Rename. 1
Zulu,
_3 Clowns ; Mr. Plunkett's dram-sot-fife band.
The Ne . Lifeboat; Stragglers. also.
The follows's were the meteors* and character. of
Marshall. ;—Mr. ,J'. T. Ke. the Merry Monarch. King
Charlet. 11. • Mr. 0. Hell, Knight of Tokio and
Santiago; Sir. T. A. Flo In, Knight of the °made. ;
Mr. Mem*, B. A. (Oxford) ; Mr. C. Denning, Claude
Duval; Mr. J. W. Case, Sir Garnet vVols.ley, Mr.
Jame. Russell, Hungarian Officer.
The oboe. will give in • slight measure an idea of
what • gorgeous sight it wee, and we are not far untie
saying the proomeion was one of the best of its kind
ever seen in this part of the country, both la point of
numbers, and the pplendour of the dresses, many of
which were got from London and Portsmouth, in aidi-
don to some superd and costly dreaes supplied by our
own well.known co dumier, Mr. W. R. P. Jeffery.
At the head of the predefine a very pretty effect was
• number ad lads dressed after the Oriental fashion,
and carrying large Chineee lanterns on poles, w ilet
immediately in front of them was • child mounted on
• white pmy led by prettily dressed attendants.
Theo came the for hobby hones supplied by Mr.
Jeffery, quite a feature in the procession, with their
gay trapping., and equally gay niters. After them
were the Brunswick Band and companies one and two,
• he•erogeneous lot of characters, all however dreesed
le brilliant costumes, followed by • rocket-frame,
from which an incessant ascent of sky-
rockets was kept up throughout the whole
route, and we might here mention that these
rocket-frames, and also equib-frames, were distributed
throughont the procession, and they really produced •
very striking and pretty effect. Then came the
"Guy," • noble work of art, which bad been exhibited
to • wondering crowd in Mr. Fairey's shop. Nos. 3,
4,5, 6, and 7 companies were after the earns style as
the first two. After these came the Holy Trinity
Fife &el Drum Band. fol'owed by &capital representa-
tion of the new Town Clock, warranted to denote
correct "grinner." time—of course the originator of
this novel device did not wish to oast any reflection'
on the "excellent" time kept by our present clock.
The representatlou woe very clever, and did credit to
the maker, 'shiver he may be. Other companies
followed, and a troop of hobby horses manufactured
by Mr. Chalker, and which caused much amusement
The Weymouth Town Band followed, and the next
c amps:ly. that of Captain Groves, was undoubtedly
one •af the best in the proceeion, and rumour
asserts that an Arnold fabulous sum was
expended in making the show. Mr. Groves
representing an Indian bishorajah was borne in a
magolfioeut palacquin, lighted by Chinese lanterns
and aorroun.ted by his faithful Hlndoo attendants,
and • splendidly got up party of blooaokrt.r under
the command of A t
dmiral Dowell (Mr. B. Kerridge.)
The following company was also an exceedingly good
one, and the Captain (Sir. Sully) des-tees all credit,
the company representing • I intike gang of convicts.
Following this was a nigger party and two or three
Indiscriminate compact..., the new lifeboat bringing
up the rear. There were altogether nearly 300 per-
sons taking rart to the prome-ion which wended its
way by the Rodwell.r. at, S•. Leonard's-road, Hope
Square, over the bridge, through St. Thomas-
'.lexandra Oa-dens along

&DTI= TO Marlin —hie you broken In your rest by
'sick child euffarind with the pain of cutting traliftemo it
mos to • ebemist and got • bottle of Mae Winst.ow's
SOOTMINO SYRUP. It Will ram the poor MISIM 10i5..4 I
lately. It is perfectly karmao ant ple smut to thereat. it
produces natural quiet sleep, by celeriac the child from
pain, end the little cherub awakes "as bright as • button.'
I soothes the child, i softerui the gums, allays ell pain,
relieve. wind, rem- lates the bowels, and is the last knows
remedy for dysentisry and diarrhoea. wr *her arising from
sestkira or other causes. Mrs. Wiaalow's Soothing
Syrup is sold by Medicine dselers everywhere at is. lid.
p.r bottle
IT II NOT WHAT We EAT TgAT MARLS Us &MONO—
but What we direst; for undieested for& ihmead of
giving strength. cameo hemlock., difficult b.eathing,
constipated I o wets, dissinees,depreesion 01 spirits, Ingeour,
and general pr.:Nitration of the lirtem. Selitere Syrup is
the only effective remedy for this class of cease. It
increases the imp.. it. nod the strength so cell, clot. the
diwro.• after eating, and makee life worth living for. It
I. not cloth, d ti be a cure-ell, but a certain remedy for
hadise,tioo. For Asthma an affective cure will he found
the R ainweet Tar Mixture,. yar simice COPULATING
Pura ars the hest family physic that he emir been
&served. They clean.. the bowels from irritating sub.
Menem, and leave them in • healthy condition.
A GOOD —Ti all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early &ray,
Ices of manhood, in, I will mod • reoeipt that will ours
you. Free of Chugs This mast namely wes discovered
by a tuiseimmicy In &mile Africa. fiend • self. ed teemed
wivelope to the REY. Jostarg T. INDAN, Sstioo D, New
York City, U.S.A.
THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HOSILSIMISIL —All suffering
from irritation of the throat and hammer will be
Icon-
ably surprise' at the &hurt immediate relief affordrbs;
the um of "Brown. Bronchial Trochee" These (stimuli
" lounger are now sold by most respectable chemietit in
this country at lA. limmL per hog People !mutual with a
" tacking cough," • 'alight celd," or bronchial attention%
sannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if mlowed
k. pro va nows. result in serious Pulmonary and Aethruatic
&dentin.. See that the words "Brown. Bronelilal
Troches" are on the Government Stamp around each ion.
—Prepared by Jost. I. Meows and Host, Beaton. Coital
Stets& European depot, removed to It, Yarvingdon,
rood, London.
FLONILIN —FOR TIIITSITH AND BIULiTIL —A f•.• drops
om 'be !mail "Vu ' •orinkli d ou • wet tooth brush
promluom me pleasant lather, which th•.roughly cleanse. the
tm atle from all permutes ie. Impurities, horgeLa the gum.,
prevents tirtor. stip' iscay, Nivea to the teeth • poculier
pearly whitenee,, and a delightful fragrance to the breath.
It letricers ell ueip'easaut odour erasing mini derred
teeth or tobacc amok, . The Frsrent Florlline," being
o,mianeel in part of hooey ant sweet h. rb , is deliciou. to
It. bole and the greatest toilet discovery of the age,
Price Se. 6.1. of all Chemists and perfumers. Wholesale
iblot removed o l, Parrined ci-rmad, United
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Uvulae grey or white, or luting off, use "The K -x can
flair It n 'co.," for, will
.peeitiealy restore ia nary uses
or yew Apo to its oeisival colour, witNiut lesviag
the dieagreeabls smell of most "Restorer.." It makes
the heir charmingly beautiful, m well as promoting the
/pew t la of the bide OD bald spot., where the elen4o us not
deca. eit Ask your Chemist for "Tan MEXICAN Hate
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et 2, 111. per bottle. Wholesale depot removed ti It.
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to Orin of may ceemist Powell'a Rtaum,tic &Wince
too, Its ixisairdiosry !.cy has been attested by
Eerl Cmar,n-100. eoily Welmtegrays. the Countess of
Radnor. Genet. d Wood, mid many other eminent p none.
It le for ext rue ml application out,. Sold in tootle. at
II l. sada .9 I.,_ley all Chemist
" FOR ASTHMA HAT Fitt* AND CATAHRlL—ll'lllreall
Cure was empli red under the hieheet nautical sanctien Is
toe e tr. ol tig. late Enl B • sewisti mid. lb. eiedlcise
from which his lordship fount most comfo t and relief
was Hitormel • Powder. The fumes ere lob .1,1 by the
patient, and at once affoid rimliel."—Per Tin., 4 Sample
free. J. IL Richard., 92 atid 93, Great Rusallmotrest
Loudon
Rachman Kest Soae.—The best for the T. itch,
H BRIGT% DISEASE AND LIVIA COMPLAINT. —Th. 11.1-
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f•ii ety iu all ailmeat. 02.1 have their 'nein in •
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you the:the H mimeo Pod' is • cure for Cleve diocese.
!ad the templet. entitle i Nature's Lows,' sent I ree t
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GET • BOTTLZ TO-DAT OT PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KILLS*.
—lt ...manly relieves ant cures Severe scalds, burns,
Brains, bruise.. toothaobe, headache. pains in the side,
rate, and limo, all neuralgic and rheumatic pains.
Tek n itnornilly, cures et once coughs, sudden colds,
cramp in worn .ch, oulmc, dilutive., and cholera intantum.
P.MKuilor i the great bousehold medicine, nod hut Kid
the ma fa 50 years. Any crow.* can supply it ia 1.. 141.
and 2, 91.
Escitragan ROSS SOAP—The best for the toilet
" Brut Tit• FOR INTALIDIS—DrIscre's Exuma of Beef is
the b mu for Lict to, sour, gravies. stock, 6 ivouringand
uneral •nt ha. lemen adopted by the Red Craig
As. c mn and II dicel lio ird of the Enilieh Army.
Ito ..b..,lnte purity culiti hi by Piof. Attffeki, of the
Peer. Soc. li. atrenath equal to double quantity of other
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palate to decide ever, thing for them. and have paid th.
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stamp. J K. Richards, Publisher, 92, Great Russell.
street, Leadon.
lir.cnicteedis Rose SOAP—The beet for the Toilet.
INDIGISTION.—Tne main calm of nervousame is
in lid alio., and that is caused by wrknese of the
et /mach. No olls can have mound nerves sod go .1
health witsout using Hop Butters t i strengthen the
stonier, purity the blood, anA kup the liver and kidneys
active, to carry oil all the racisml and waste matter of
the system. S.. Advt.
FIRST Patna FOR LAUNDRY WORIL—Ths Latuilrem
who won the firm prise in the canspetation for the bort
got up linen at the Tout may industrial Exhibition, used
Reekiit'e Paris Blue and Starch.
Towle's Pennyroyal and Steel Pills for females, quickly
correct all irregularities, and relieve the distressing rf air
toms so prevalent with the sex. Boxes la 154. mad 2.9 J.
of all chemists. Sons any where on mutt of 15 or 13
stereos, by ths maker, I. T, Towle, Chemist, Nottinaham,
KLaTINfiS COUGH LOSING= CUM Cough., Asthma,
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bedmtime ensures rest. For relieving difficulty of breath-
ing they are invaluable. Sold by all Chemists, in SUM.
i.e 111. mid Ss la each.
Owl Box or Llanngs is warranted to cure all
dbiobmges from tee Urinary Organs, Is either sex (acq ulred
or constitutional) ,Gravel. and Pains in the Beck. Gnu.
=red free from Mercury. Sold in boxes, 41.61. each, by
all Chemists and Medicine Vendors throughout the World,
or sent to any address for sixty stamps by the Tap
LINCOLN AIM MIDLAND ODUNTIMI DRUG 0011TANT, Lincoln.
Wholesale Arent., liMICLAT A Sons, Linden, and all the
Wholesale Houses,
REMARKABLE DISAPPEARANCE!
Of ail Dirt (tom everything
By using HUDSON'S EXTRACToF SOAP.
REWARD II
Parity, Health, Pulect Satisfaction
By Ito regular use.
N.B.—lt is a Pura DRY SOAP in fins Powder, and
dissolve, inclesdialell in Hot or Cold Were.
" Refuse Imitations—lnsist upon the 'Arm and Dolly '
pockets-'
THE Qeligal AND COLD WATILI Boor—Extract from a
lady's I.tter :—" I find Sinclair', Cold Water Soap saves
UN:wand married, settee cloths* esquire lea rubbing and no
boiling, and (still more satisfactory) was 'much purer 00101 If
than with other soaps. I recommend it to every honor
wife, as it is undoubtedly to. haat soap for laundry and
all purposes. It will not injure the most delicate fabric—
pleasant to use, sad Prevents the misery of a steamy
house Suring the facade weeh. Sold by grocers mid oilmen
everywhere, at 4d. per lb. B. sure to ask for Sinclair'.
and do not bs persuaded to accept a worthless imitation.
--Sole whey Junes Sinclair, Southwark, London.
The medical profession are now ordering Cadbury's
Coosa Easier in thousands of car. Immure it contains
more nutritious and fich•forming elements than any
other beverage, and is referable to the thick starch,
coma ordinarily *old. When you oak for Cadburee
Cocos Enema be sure that you get It, am shopkeepers
often push Imitations for the sake of extra profits. Mature
to the Queen. Paris Depot. 90, Faubourg Si Honors.
THROAT IRRITATION AND COUGH.—Sorettess and drYnelle,
tickling and irritation, inducing conch and amain* the
voice. For thus sympt*ma use Epps's G lyosrine Jujube..
In contact with the glands at the moment they Ere
exalted by the act of sucking, th• Glycerine in thee. agree-
able contentious becomes actively h:aaling. Sold only in
bass, 71., tins, 10. 111.. labelled James Epps h Co..
Homoeopathic Chemist., Landon." A letter received:
"Gentlernen.—lt may, cereal,s, interest you to know that,
after an axtendied trial. I have found your Glloerine
Jujubes of considerable bm nein (with or without medic al
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THE DitRSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, NOVKMBICR 13. 1883.

kept up till nearly twelve o'clock. We have not the BY THE QUEEN'S SPECIAL AUTHORITY.
least hesitati .n in sayinz th tt the catalyst through- BORAX --
out WY a great iniCeeMS, 104 will ear ttrage the com-
mittee, their hardworking secretary, and officers, to pREPARED
do irrestsr Da ture
um in the fu. Every traiee is due
to them for the err ta4eMentt they made, cud to the CALIFORNIAN
polioe who assisted in carrying them on•.
Mr. Rentron env:Al.(' the to•chnn, nod Messrs. Specially adapted for Personal cod DomesUc Uses.
Fawey and Jeffery the fireworks, &U of which gave the 'Marvellous Antiseptic Household Tresenre." Packets.
greatest satinisc ion. Is• 3d.a 6d. each.—Full directions & Recipes with esch.
We regret to hear of an accident oectnrias t, a •"
men name I Luca., one of the squib-frame bearers. BORAX
A squib was thr ,wn at the proo.asi,a, striking I EXTRACT OF SOAP.
Lucas and exiilo,ling. lie fell d .wn, and su.tained a
nasty cut on the h,a,i, but ws understand he is getting "Perfection of Soap Extract," lib., ilb., a Ilb. Packets.
on all right, iiith nigh medi-al assistanoe had to be Full Directions. Quarter pound packets for One Penny,
called in. Makes Linen white as snow—Clothing sweet as New
I Mown Hay."
BORAX DRY SOAP.
"Queen's Patent for Utility." Is the beet for Washing.
Cleaning, and Purifying
Everythistch
Quarter Pound Packet. One Penny
pREPARED CALIFORNIAN
B°RAx
Is sold by Intelligent Agents and need by Intelli-
gent Persons throughout the World.
If any difficulty occurs, a Sample Packet, with "It.
Discovery, Uses, Recipes, Preparations, and Interesting
Papers," will be seat Post Free for Two Stamps, from
Tits Pinarr Boma: Gotarmer Worn t Bionamostan.