The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-25 00:00:00

THE I)OHSKT COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRIcuLTI'RAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1883,

, Mr. Hone sw eras compelled, in justice .o his oony-
tions, to abet sin from r.4ing, he, ans. he bad not heard
• aingl. arguors t iu f.v.sur of ret sluing that piece +sf
grouad that wool I hold watar. Al an inhabitant of
Parkstone he would awe much like to esse it retained,
but th it wus 4 the queation. They had hi d .clde
Whether it was •0 act .1 ju.tice to the ratePSYere_
and ssf that he cool I not a•tisfy himself. M met'
ostild b. at cut 1,, servic-s more caeca's' t •the
b srough. 1. wouht he impossible to carry out the
scheme in i:4l en iroty without • rate of 2.0. in the E,
and he believed that thet wa, a very In :'rate wilco.
lotion. Toe eta ea of their r sale was simply
dlsreputa,de; 112.-y wanted an .ther water-cart. Then,
as t• 1 their lighting; the p rode living at B ault•ome
Park were a •Int.lasioing Lrea ly ab ut ha. log no light.
Photo who on tribute,' to the rate ,b 1 value f the
place hod • right t •p-'at light an I water. Theo
there w+s the /111t.aal0 of drainage. 11. knew it 1,14.1
• sore point, but hew all he wrong if he did uot refer
to it again, notwithstandiog he heard the word
" pip es" go round the tads. I Much ;aoghterd Then they
heard *boot the debt of gra, hods the_y were under for
the off-ra. It warn all moot:whine. No mote gratitude
was due front them in this nese than would be due
to tbe man who add th-in • loaf over the co inter. Re
w,ald very much lige to see thews epace thrown open,
soli if those gentlemen who at their villa resdelsors,
and who were chiefly intereat-d in them, c .uld at ins
be made to pry the cost, he should not object, but he
Protested against aoy of the money coming out of lb*
Pockets of th oe wh.: were obliged tu earn it by the
sweat of ths-ir brow—the little trarir-emen and the
iodustidoua and strugglir.g art,taas. All that most he
I hiio4ht of. If bethought there was any neceseity foe
thaw garden., and that they would be for the health
of • p air popalation mew ..1 up in the cl-se quarters of
• l krge town, he would be the at to opduee it ; but
here the cage was chile difereut.
Aldermai Hag trox, io supporting the resolution.
reminds I them the ratepayer, would have an oppor-
tunity of expressing their opini ni upon the schem,
Mr. WitTERN. with regard to the Park-tone scheme.
although he would be very glad for the Parkatone
people to have the ground, lid not think the borou4b
would h ive a fair srptivalent for the nudity. The law
lob .bitauts living round might he benelitted, but the
ratepayers unerally would grumbl-.
The rewsiution for the purchae of the Parksione
land wee then put, and carried by nine votes to two,
Mr. Yeatman and Mr. Hud.iso voting against.
nie HICIFOILL) 6011[111.
Mr. CURTI/ then briefly proposed the purchase of
the Longfieet land.
Mr. MATE seconded. Having given their aristocratic'
neighbours a recreation ground, they ehould not do
lees for Poole.
Mr. BaLsrow supporWd the resolution.
Mr. MARSTON moved as an am-ndment that the
con.ideration of this pool in of the scheme be
aijonmuet in order to await Lo-ri Wimborue's reply
concerning the Ladies' Walking Field. If they decided
not to purcheae the latter they would still have the
same opportunity of
buying Heckford.
M Wirers's eupported the resolution, although
he wee still of opinion the Lilies' Walking Field
would be far superior.
Mr. BALM!. incidentally remarked if they
Purchased the field they would throw 30 men out of
work.

Mr. PARK. Attar referring to the need of the doctor
certifying the stable ae injurious to health, proposed—
" That the owners of the property in question be
requeste Ito at onus renisdy t.,e drainage &a, and in
ease of refusal, the Board to undertake tits same. and
charge the owners with the expensse."
After some little 000versation, in which it was con-
sidered the d c*.or's opinion should be at once obtained,
a ,d the tomer@ *Bowel a week to remedy the saute,
the proposition was tweed to.
For the Highway Committee, Mr. WILL reported
the completion of the drainage works in Salisbury-
skeet arid the progress made in Damory Court-street.
—A question arose shout the pathway broken up near
the HAllway lan, the Surveyor asking permission to
repair the same now that the alteration of premises
verso .inpl.tol; hot an adverse opinion existed that the
Board should go to the expense of this when the owner
Dr ke it up for his own convenience, end must replsos
It as found.
In answer to Mr. J. I. BARNICS, al to the mitt of
the sixteen oess-prole recently fine I, the Surveyor
answered about .43_, as he hal done the flung himself.
'rile medical °Moses rsport stated that ocerlati.a
had slightly Increased during the past mouth, bat
neither the inspector or any member of the Board had
heard of any were in the town.
Signing of cheques concluded the business of the
meeting.

BRIDPOWIC.
DOUBLE CPA 1101 Or El/IBC:ULM INT.—At the
Borough Polio. 0 nut, ,12 Tuesday, before Mies"'
• biker usual Edward Gifford. late in the employ
E'imu° i". Ih. flay. H. Rowell, and It. 0 eoick,
of Sir. lab Allen, baker, of Bridoorts wee charo6d
uoder • w irrant with appropriating the 'urns of 15s.
and 61., the pr ,perty of hie nessiter,—Pris met pleaded
not guilty.—Yrosecutor said he charged the prisoner,
Who had barn ,n his employ about 18 m 'atom, leaving
him about three weeks ago, with receiviog 15.. from
Sirs. Barry, of Rix-lane, without acooonties for
It. About the 28th Auguet he (prisoner) told him
Mrs. Barry had not pia t. and subeequeotly • she
had gone away for a few days. Prosecutr called
upon her when she produced her bread book, and he
saw that defendant hsd put "P•id" opposite the
amount. Prosecutor afterwards applied for a warrant.
—Mrs. Barry prove I paying the m iney and alter.
ward, making priwruer It he had pal hie master, when
Its Said it was all right.—bouisa Barry, daughter,
proved the payment by her mother, and SSW prisoner
Put the money in his pocket and settle the bill.—
Prisoner WAS arth IT charged with receiving the sum
of 6s. of Mrs. Vivian, of Barrack.stresst, and not
secountirg tor the same.—Sirs Vivian proved
payment of the money, and witnessed the pri.oner
write " Paid " to the amount. Prosecutor produced
the bread book.—The Bench committed prisoner for
one month for the first offenoe, and 14 clays for the
aeo,od.

DIXIDALE WWI convioosl the Lull's' Walking
Field would be both better and cheaper, and there.
fore he seconded Mr. Marston's amendment.
The MAYOR wee in favour of the Heckford land.
flaring voted f.ir the Partstone scheme, he could not
co scientionely Wilda from voting in favour of this.
Mr. Convar wee still of opinion the Ladies' Wait-
ing Field was the better site If the townspe pie did
not want fieckford, let them come to the hall and say
so.
The amendment was then put, and there voted for.
3; a.tainst, 11. It was therefore lost. The resolution
to purchase the land followed, and 13 voted for, 0
against. It we, accordingly carried.
An application (non Mr. T. P. Soul to rent the shop
and premiers in klighatreet, Poole, now in his occopa•
tiou, lately held by him under a leave from the CA,
porvtiou which has d-termined by the dropping oft ie
life for which the vsene was held, was accepted to.
Tuis was all the busin.s..

PORTIA/I D.
b oned.ll 5
8u 4,11..1d, b Scutt
... 2
AC W G H., kiwi. b Bcult .. 14
C tektn.y. W 0 Ukob Re,m.dou ... 12
Gush. bW 0 Hawkins... ..„ ... 0
Boai c 11611.114 .u. b R umlou ... 3
Hol .I fl. W G
... 3
011wId rLu out ... ... 10

72
DORCHESTER GRAMMAR SCHOJL V. 2ND XL Or lloa•
CHIXTER C.U.—Haturn —Tow rowel we. played no
lb. Dorchester Gr. nod on Wwineeday lust, the latter
winning by 21 runs am will le 'wt. by the scores :
DORClleirreis Eso XI.
II Rlblimoil. h Ash I I K nsdon ... 2
F theening, bO B.acosub• ... 2 h Minsdon ... 2
T Mowlens, c Medway, b Ash 3 b Kinedan 12
W Snutb. e And b Kingdom 7 is end b King Son ... 0
W W Watkins. c Kinedon. b
Beaeoinbe is Cast, b 0 Ba-
combo 0

THE PLIGHT 01 4 LIVERPOOL PRIEST.
A wggrgjig Age been granted. mid 4 now in the hands of
the Liverpool po'ice, for.tte ppreheasks of • R mum
itholic but The eel* et of the reverend r.ntlim.ns
(hest is • matter of noton•ty. anti the eat of him
11.01.1 (the Liserpoof Corner In vs,. a kaadal
could o nubile purl. en. Time alleged delinquent le
lb. R„. Jog Banks, a prier associated with on. of the
Roman C.tholui churches in LverpooL The priest end
the young woman who accountants. him have, it is said,
b. en tr..cal t Linden, and little doubt 4 entertained of
the execution of the warrant.

A 8 Hill. o Oro,foo, b C B ,a-
S Sulbo. b Kiiicomb i(fou ••• ••• 4 o bud b Bomoombe... 0
o ..,
814 Alien, c Groves, 6.il B::: 2u" e" ••• ... 14
combo ...
J Cams, b (; BU::oolui;
L 8 Burnett, b Kttuidou
8 °mood, not out
Extraa

... 0 lbw, b Klogelon ... 0
•..0 rue out ... 2
. 0 b C Bascombe ... 2

THE CLERGYMAN CHARGED WITH BIGAMY.
The inv,Magailon into the career of the clergyman
Hughes. chargrd at Birmingham with bigamy. has
resulted in the discovery of 'mother alleged bigamous
wards', be him. while curate at liarlaetoss, Btaffordabire.
where he want wrong!' • form ol marriage with • young
and handsome goverir-se, Gcorgina Maria Usurer. woos,
parents residad at Worogriain. He brought her to Bum
-
?Mir.
waared they rherthin whet.a.p.adtaintentht,Rev ..two
mas
merit, nod the childron were christened in his name.
in Hai he diaterted bet. and went back to his lint wife.
with whom he went to Llandarrill ea curate. Brnie
charitable people unclear., ok the care of the thwirted
children, nod the &calved woman went to America.
where sae died. Toe two childies are now boarded out
at the expense of the Birmingham parish.
. _
SEILIOUS ACCIDENT TO ma WHITBREAD,
_ _ M.P.

Me. Whitby/fad, 11.P.,—ba-; been seriously wounded
while shooting in Sootiand. H. left London for armies.
shoating before Parliament row, ead hoe spent the whole
of the season at or near his Snitch shooting .mat. Toe
accident occurred ow Saturday, the unfortunate wound
having been caused by Mr. Frank Whitbreadowho wee
unaware that his father woe in the line 01 dre. Dr. Berry,
an glinbursh physician, extracted the shot from the right
eyelid. and dressed the lager wound which the small soot
bad caused. There seems every moon to believe that the
eight win not be permanently injured. The progress
already made to In every way sadamotoly. For the Pest
two or three days the sight wee gine, but now there are
sigma that it Is returning.

40 39
DORCIINI2II GIs*MAI ScnOOL.
Mr 11N Klogam. b Monism 1 lbw. b 11..orlem ... 4
W Clot, a 11111. b Yowls= ... 0 c Robotism. b Spike 3
C Baecombe, a HUI. b Mow-
E b Souks 2 b Rodin ... 1
Groves, b Illusrlesu 2 aßobinson. b Mow-
Ire E Josh% b Spike 1 b Ilowlem ... 0
R Bmpoombs, c Griming, b
d b Spike ... 1
Bartlett. c Robinson, b Spike 0 b Spike 0
IN Tudor, to /fowling U a arid b Spike ... 3
L Aeb, at out ... not out ... 4
Klud, h Spike 0 b klo•lem ... 1
Baum I Extras ..• 9

YSTERIOUS MURDER AT SUNDERLAND.
Elward Llatalvian, cook on baud the steamer Dmry,
has been apprehended by Om palm at Ban4erland, in
connscUon with the supposed murder of Swan liaassn,
foreign seaman, of the same veseeL The aired took place
on Thursday night undo: mysterious circumstances.
Three ins@ were within twenty yards when they heard a
cry, but saw nothing of ant' assailant A filml Auff•A
Stewart but now the deceased fall sad lifted him op.
Alter conveying hILIA to • cabin dose by. Stewart found
Mat the deemed was .tabbed In Me brew. Illr. Harneby,
who lives over the damn, q stationed the injuavil man,
•ho, however, could give no et:count of the affair, and
only cried (or help. On r ...chum the inaral•rl. b• WIN
immediately taken charge or by Dr. Flynn, stv sem but
nothing could ten be gone. There was a dorm wound
over tne (dart, writers hal penetrated the right lung, and
bad probably sever, d cone large internal vesetiL It..
Injured man expired elymt hall an hour alter his adualselon
to the infirmary. An inquest wee held no Friday even.
tag, when the jury returuerl a verdict of wilful morda
agAnst some parr cm unknown.

OUTBREAK OP FOOT-AND-NOUTH DISEASE

SOMERSE?.

At a meting of the eucioa minittee. oonvened for
the purpose on Wednesday. Mr. Superintends it
Williams ep..ri.ed at ouLbreak ~f foot-and-mouth
disease on the farm of Mr. Cuarles Poippen, at Weston
liampfylde, amongst 17 daily ow., about 10 of which
were suffering irom the disease. The lends sod bartou
on which the cow, hail bcou running have been
declared au infected place, the space lying within half.
a.mile of such place becomes an injected circle, by
virtue of the Foot-and Mouth Disease lufected Circles
Order of 1863, and animals Cannot be moved on a
highway or thoroughfare within such infected circle
without a Bosnia The infected circle extending into
the Yeovil districk, the sub-oommittes au j mimed the
meeting until Saturday, to meet the Yeovil sub-com-
mittee at Sparkford.

A POLICEMAN SHOT AT BY A BOY.
An extraordinary attempt to shoot epolioemein has been
made by • boy at Leeds. linty on Wednesday morning
as • police-officer. named Hud,on, was going his rounds in
the neighbourbourhood of the Corn Exchange about one
a.m., be abet a youth named Ernest Wright several Woes,
and at last went up to him sod asked him what he was
doing out at that time in the morning. Toe lad laconic.
s/Jp answered' Nothing ;" an when asked where he lived
be equally mutly repled "At home? Me officer took •
step forward. and naid "(Joins here my led? Wright.
however, turned round and made off. getting so tar In
trout that the policeman lost eight of him. Following
however, he saw him &pan In the distance. The lad
deliberately waited until Hudson got wattle about twelve
yards of Um, and Len, pottine Dia hand in his pocket,
draw out • pastel and fired. The shot with which the
pistol was loaded lodged in the Corn Exchange well
within • reed of the place where the officer wee Wright
thou ran off, but Hudson pursued and overtook him. In
his pocket was • pistol, cape, end powder and shut.
Wright is the eon of the widow of • chemist, and having
been to the theatre he dared not go home. He was
brought before the Magiatiratal and remanded for further
inquiries.

&Pal 0011-tiTIMUL AND 00/17011TING. —By a
thoeoush knowledge of the natural laws which govern the
operations of digestion and nutrition, and by • careful
application of the tine properties uf well-ealectad COON\
11.-. Epps has provided our berkfest table with •
delicately flavoured beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors bill& It la by the judicious use of such
articles of diet that • constitution may be gradually built
trn until strong enough to resist every tendency todiseer.
Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around ne ready
to ittt volt wherever there is a weak port. We may escape
many • fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well foe tilled wish
pure blood and a properly neurished frame." —Civil Sena*.
Ocortec—Macte simply with boiling water or milk Sold
only in Packers, labelled "hues KM% an 1 t ,
Homoeopathic Chemist& London."—Also makers of Mrs's
ebOC airs Essenoe.
VALLIABLI DISCOVIZT picft rwa HAIL-11
_your hart is
turning grey or white, oe falling off, use "The Mexican
Hair Renewer," for It will portray restore in every ems
Orcy or Walla ire to its original colour, without leaving
the disagreeable smell of most " Restorers." It makes
tte hair charmingly beeutiful, as well as promoting the
growth of the bate n bald spots, Where the glands are net
decayed. Ask your Chemist for "Tug if &mart Hsi.
Rrnixwita," sold by Chemists and Perfumers everywhere
at 3. 61. per bottle. Wholesale depot removed to EL
l'arringdon.rork London.
Ix IS NOT WHAT WE SAT THAT MARFA US STLONO
but want we digest; foe undigested food, instead of
giving strength, care. headache, difficult breathing.
constipated Po wels, dissiuesadepression of spirits, Ingeour,
and gener.l prostration of the so stem. fiernel's Syrup is
the only effective rioneady for this class of cases. It
limners the appetite and the strength as well, stays the
distrars after eating, and makes life worth living for. It
, is not claimed t a be • core-ill, but • certain remedy for
Indigestion. For Asthma an effective cure will he fouud
in the ltwinwead Tar Mixture. gif Sunnis OPIJUTING
PILLS are the beet family ployeac that hes ever ken
discovered. They cleanse the bowels from irritating sot,
stance., nod leave them in a Ira thy condition.
Ong i.lox or CLAIMS IS all PILLS is warranted to cure all
discharges from the Urinary Organs, in either sex (acquired
or constitutional), Gravel, sod pains in the Back. Guar-
anteed free from Mercury. S in Sexes. 4... 61. esfro, by
all Chemists and Medicine Veodors throughout the World,
or sent to any address for sixty stamps by the Maker., Tus
LINOOLO AND MIDLAND COUNTIES DRIAIGONIPANT, Lincoln.
Wholesale Agent.. BLIICLaT gt Soya. Loudon, and all the
Whoievre Houses.
IttrvlCl TO MOTHS= —Are you broken in your rest
• sick child rotaries with the pain of cutting teethlao it
oar* to • chemist and sat . bott • of HAS. WiNsLOw S
SOOTHING SYRUP. It Will 'slicer/ the poor sufferer inamidi
itchy. It ie perfectly harmless and pleasant to thereto' it
produces natural quiet eleap, by reboring the child from
pro, sod the little cherub awakes "air bright as • button."
It soothes the child, I soften, the gums, rlay, all pain,
relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the lost known
remedy for dysentery and diarrhea's, whether arising from
seething or other causes. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup I. sold by Medicine darer everywhere at Is. lid.
per bottle.
'KEATING'S POWD/La," so celebrated and perfectly '
unrivalled in destroying BUGS, FLEAS, /MULES, MOTHS,
and all insects, whilst quite barmier to domestic animals,
Is mold everywhere in 6, and Is. tins. It is clean in use.
All furs and woollens should he rill powdered before
putting away. Beware of imitations.
FLOILIUNI I—FOR TIM Taint AND BIIATIL —A few drops
of the liquid "Flouting" sprinkled on • wet tooth brush
produces a pleaseat lather, which thoroughly cleanses the
teeth from all parasites or impurities, hardens the gum.,
prevents tartar, stops deny, gives to the teeth • peculiar
pearly whammies, and • delightful fragrance to the breath.
It removes all unpleasant odour arising from decayed
teeth or lobster smoke. "The Fragrant Fiorillo.," being
°mitered in part of honey awl sweet herb., is delicious to
the taste and the greatest toilet discovery of the age.
Price Is. 6d. of all Chemists and perfumers. Wholesale
depot removed to St Farringdon.road, London.
Towle's Pennyroyal and Still Pills for females, quickly
correct all irregularities, and relieve the distressing ren-
tal= so prevalent with the sex. Boxes Is. lid-erd flie 9d.,
of all chemists. Seat anywhere on receipt of 15 or 43
Omar. by the maker. Z. T. Towle, Chemist, Nov higher.
LAWN TI-NNIS PLATCHS, ladies travelling, visiting the
sea side yachting, boating, and all exposed to the hot
sun and dust will end ROWLAND'S KALYDOR met
erotica and refreshing to the far, hands, and arms it
eradicate* frectra, ten, sunburn, stints of insects,
and produce. • beautiful and delicate crooplexion. ROW.
LAND'S MACASSAR OIL prevents tka hair falling off
during hot weather, and can now also blhad in a golden
c dour for f air and goiden.haired peril en chiding%
Ask anywhere for Howland's articles, ati avoid spurious
imitations.
Twit Q4llOl MD COLD WATIZ 85.4-Extract from •
lady's latter :—" I And Sinclair'. 0014 Soap saves
time and material, meths clothes req lees rubbing and no
boiling, and (still more satisfactory) was ...tech Purer colour
than with other soaps. I recommend ik to every house-
wife, as it is undoubtedly the best earn toy laundry and
sll purposes It will not injure the most delicate fabric—
Is pie...6M to use, sod prevents the misery of • steamy
house during the family ware Sold by *racers anA oilmen
everywhere, at id, per lb. Be sure to ask tor Sinclair's,
and do not be persuaded to accept • worthier Imitation,
—Sole maker Jame. Sinclair, Southwark. London,
REMARKABLE DISAPPEARANCE I
Of ad Dirt from everything
By us tog
Hudson'. Extract of Soap.
REWARD I I

. .
purity, Health. Perfect Satisfaction
By Ha regular daily use.
THROAT AITICTIONS ovo Hosaszfrosa —All suffering
from irritation of the throat and hoarsen's. will le Num.
slily surprieed at the almost immediate relief afforded by
the use of " Brown'. Bronchial Trockse." These famous
" lozenges" Are now sold by most respectable chemists in
this oountry at IL It& per box. People troubted with a
o harking rough," a " slight cold," or bronchial affections,
cannot try them too soon.. as similar troubles. U &slowed
to progress, result in census Pulmonary and Arthia•Aio
affection. Sea that the words " Brown's Bronchial
Troches" are on the Government Stamp around each box.
—Prepared by Jour L Blown and Sons, Boston. United
States. European depot, removed to 93, Yarringdon.
road, London.
A CAILD.—To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weaklier, early decays
lo 04 manhood,fie., I will send a receipt that will cure
tr. Fro. or Charge. This great remedy was discovered
missionary in South Africa. Send a self addressed
envelopes to the Bev. Relearn T. Inman, Station D, New
York City. U.S.A.
hiroarawr To LAUNDRESSCL—It your tradesmen does
not sell Reckitt's l'aris Blue. send a poet caid to the
makers, 150, Queen Victoria-street, London. and they will
send you the name of isomeonie who sells it in your trim.
Facrs.—Clase confinement and careful *Gelation ti all
factory work gives the operatives pallid facts, poor
appetites, languid, miserable feeling, poor blood. inactive
liver, kidneys, dio— and all the phydcians and medicine ht
toe world cannot help them unless they get out of doors
or use Hop Bitters. None need suffer if they will us
ahem freely. See Advt.
1101.1AIIWAT'S OINTMENT AHD PILLIA—The infirmities of
our 0•Ull• almost n..osssitate disease. Impurity of the
blood, functional disturbances and loose living constantly
give rise to daspoudimey, debility, or distempers. In the
above-named remedies. the community Gan and do have,
at a little ors; the sate and Cmftaill moans of preventing
• or checking, and curing both outward ailments and inward
maladies. Ample plainly printed and very intelligible
directions accompany every Peck Age of both Ointment and
Pills, which only require Attentive study to enable every
Invalid to be his or her own medical adviser. The earlier
those powerful remedies are employed after discovery of
the disease, the more rapid will be their action to expelling
from the system all noxious matter and restoring health.
DEPARTURES roe CANADR—Among the passengers who
sailed on Toursday from Livorpiol for Quebec, by the
Allan Royal Mall Steamer Parisian, were the Earl of
Denbigh. Sir W. Mellroott. Bart, 16..1. Goodwin, the
well-known contractor of Ottawa Mr. G. 11'U. of the
Merchants' Bank of Montreal, Mr. Andrew Robortwo,
TER SUCCESSOR TO MAR WOOD. chairman of the Harbour Commissioners. and Professor
Sheldon. Professor Sheldon proceed. to couaga at the
The Sheriffs of London inform us that upersrds of 1,900 lnvitation of the Provincial Government of New Bruns-
applications have Already been received for the post of wick, to give a practical exposition of the English
executioner, vacated by the death of Mar wood. These system of butter making at the Centennial Exhibit,on At
have been forwarded from the Home OM and elsewhere St John. NB—Bar Charles Tupper, the Hlgh
to the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, who are now Commissioner in England for the Dominion of Canada,
engaged In so considering and sifting them as to have a I witnessed the embarkation of the passengers, and evinced
fitting risen at hand to carry out the itentimos of the law a hearty interest in the departure of some 600
in case of used. The Sheriffs wish it to be particularly English emigrants who sailed for (Janda by the same
known that to reply to so large a number of applications ' vessel. The majority of these earigranta were [Meg
is impracticabls, but that original testimonials, Nyberg forward to join friends and relatives, who welt out to
such have been sank will La all Oiliss In reslgned in du Manitoba lad spring, mai it is considered that • liner
causas.—Daup Nowt class od aim lilt the mi.

H" B"'" Pußriiaßroe.itYPEßT
ILZPH" BirrlßS NO DISEASE OR ILL-
HOP BIM'S HEALTH can posably exist
H" BITTERS when
Hop BPITZEII
HOP sin.
HOP BITTERS
HOP BITTERS

HOP oimai
HoP BITTERs
HOP anima
HOP BITTERS
HOP Bwrgas
HOP strum
HOP armas
HOP SITTERS
Hop BITTERS
HOP BITTERS
HOP BITTERS
HOP BITTERS
HOP BITTERS
HOP BITTERS
HOP MITRES
Hop BITTERS
Hop amiss
HOP BITTERS
HOP BITTERS
HOP smuts
HOP Brrrus
HOP BITTERS
HOP RITMO!
HOP Barns
HOP Lomas
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The dines cannessees with • alight derangement of the
inensch, but, if oftlected, lire time involves the whole Irene
amnesia the kidneys, heat, warm, and, in lest, the entire
glandular system ; cod the nietei dram eat • misershe ex.
Mace until death grew relief from salons. Tee dna*
Is Mien mistaken for other complaint.; but II the re •der wtfl
ask himself the following qoatioes, he will he Mole to
(Merano whether he himself Is noe of the Minkel f—Have I
distrait, pain, or difllany in breating efter tang? le than
• dull, heavy feeling Mteoded by diem Inas? Have the eye@
• yellow tinge? Dues • thick, sticky mucous gather shoal
the runes and teeth in the seornings. Seem= by •
ellearremble beet.? le the tongue coated? lo pale IS
the .ides •nd hack? ii there. fulness eb the right We
aif me liver were enlarging? Isobars capirenme? Is Inn
Meta." re diabase when dna suddenly from • Weisman
pc:oaken? An the somettom from the kidneys
coloured, with a de,a it after ma ding Dom food
won after eating, secom soled by flatulence Of • bslug el
gas from the Manch ? le there frequent paiplik-
tion of the henrtl These venous symptoms may sot
he present M one time, but they toro eat the sclera
In turn is the dreadful deems proteins& If the
case be one of lone Mending, there will be • dry, hacking
cough attendel after • time by expectoration. be very est-
vane. d Moo • the chic mourn*. • dirty brownish imminence,
and the hands and feet are cov.re I by a cold Welly per-
epimtion. As the liver and kidneys become more sod mote
Montreal, rheumatic pains appear, and the untol treatment
pr-roe entirely unavailing against this latter agonising
ills-
order. lite origin mal nly Is indigestion or dyspepsia,
end 'small quantity of the proper medicine will remove the
dinse if taken in its Jacinto. cy. Itl, mat implant that the
dieseitesbould be promptly and prolixly treated in Itells& idel
when • little medicine will elect • cure, and eve* when It big
obtained • strong hold the arrest remedy should he pennon
in untl every vest go of the dins so is oral Jested, until the
al-notate has retuned, and the diet t v• organs are restored he
• Maltby condition. The surest .nd mom effectual remedy let
this distraming complaint is “Seigers Culotta Syne ,' •
vegetable preparation, sold by al chemka and
%otology Wrote/00m the sold, sod by the Proprietors, A. J.
White, Limited, 11, Farritn,domroad, London, LC, TVS
Syrup strike. at the very foundation ol the disease, and nen
It, root and branch, ont of the eyetenn.
Market-oleos, Pookilortaa, Yea.
October 1 1691
Bei g a 'offerer for yam with dyepene in all 111
worm forme, end after sproding pounds to medicines. I we.
at la.t poroactied to try Mother milers Curative Syrup, eM
are thankful to ay have derived more benellt from It then
any other medicine I seer t oh, and lend advise any me
suffering from the same complalot to give It e trial, the
results they would mon Ind out fir themselves. II you like
to make my use of Usk inet imoo at you are quite at itberty to
do so. Your' respectful;. (41. ned) B. MM.
timotth OfIIIATUSO hug, unlike many kinds of cathartic
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Their operation he gentle but thorough, and antitiened with
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Wan, and their health completely reseerei by these man
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