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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

LAWN TENNIS ! LAWN TENNIS
SEASON IdB4.

ROBERT B. BROWN respectfully solicits
an Inspection of hie Large and WelLesladed
STOCK of LAWN lENNN and CRICKET
GOODS. Having made very extensive Purchases, he
Ii enabled to Offer the above at exceptionally Low
Prime

Lawn Tennis Racquets, 4s. 64. to Ns. 64.
Rails (uncovered), 6a. to 7a. 64.
Balls (covered), is. 6d. to 12s. 6d.
Nets, 42 311. 111... 6g. 63 to 12s. 64.
„ Pules, with Linea, Runners, and
Pegs complete, ss. 64.
„ „ Shoes, from 6s, 6d. to 15i, 64.

The Celebrated It KNAHAW and DEMON
RACQUETS.
Every Rolute for the Game kept in Stock.
Every Description of Crkket tiouds at Maker's List
l'rice.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

J. B. VINOZNT,

W ATOM AND CLOCK if A ICE?.. SILVERSMITH.
AND JEWELLER,

8, 13OUTH-STILINT , DOILCILBITIB,
6 years with the late finu of Helier*. Saunders), A 1
AS on hand a very superior selection of
about 150 GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
at extremely moderato prices ; ale° English, French
and American CLOCKS, in marble, gilt, and wood
cases. A largo Assortment Wof JEELLERY, com-
prising Gold aud Silver Albert Chains, Necklets,
Lockets, Brooches and Earrings (in suites or single),
Scarf Pius, Wedding Ibugs, Keeper, and Dress !Dugs,
Heavy Silver Buckle, motto, plain, fancy, and Fißrae
lungs; about 500 pairs of SPECTACLES and LYE
GLASSES, to suit all eights, commencing at lid. •
tsar ; Barometers, Thermometers, Opera and Field
Glasses. and a variety of articles too numerous to
mention.
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Watches, Clocks, and Musical Boxes of every
padelirosition repaired on the Premises, Jewellery is.
Every article Warninted.

BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT AT MAIDEN
NEWTON.

9, SOUTH-STREET, DORCIIESTEiI.

POUNOTS PORTRAIT ROOMS,
FIRST-CLABB PORTRAITB TAKEN DAILY
in all Weathers, without exception.

N.B.—rocmcr'• GENUINE PORTRAITS to be
obtained only at IS 801:TH-ITILUT, DORCILLITIS,

THE ONLY OIL COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHS
IN THE WORLD.

A Silver Medal and 400 Francs awarded by the Photo-
graphic Society of France to JuLn Pouncy. Dorcheiter,
the ONLY succEssruL CANDIDATE IN THE
UNITED KINGDOM. after a coutpotitioo of Throe
Yearn, open to all the World.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

Posters, Auction Bills

alogues and Conditions of Sale.

handbills, Concert and Lecture.

Circulars, Programmes.

Business Cards, Note Headings, BiU

Ileads, Price Lists.

Reports of Institutions, Statements
of Accounts, Societies Rules

Pansphlets, Sermons.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

DAffDELION AND MANDRAKE ROOTS.

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for Liver Disorder.
The beat Aut.bilioua Remedy.
Without a particle of Mercury.
Safest and surest Stomach and Liver Medicine
Clears the Head.
Regulates the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

£lO per cent DIVIDEND. .ElO per cent.
The Best mid Batson Investment in the market.
THE LONDON FISH- -DINNER COMPANY
(Loam).
Prosp•otusla, oplnlona ot the Press, with i
oation Form for iazeu Addis.,
pplis
N. GAILI62-WEBBTSB, 276, &rums W.O.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

-AitIACLT CAL

demos Real we, coarged with a«aultiug Arthur
Keyuea.— there area • ORM 1111/1:11110.. 111 übich
Keynes was cha4geJ with inciting Heal to c .mmit •
breach of the psaaa—lir. Percy Street app., aed f
/Ceram, mad . Weagora f a Rust —K you maid
on the Id of Au„ust li. saw tb, Aden lent its George-
straw., aud alter sows wovls aol paced oat seen Munn
Bowl up with hi, bit and kuocked him down. lie
struck him twia turn sewed hi,. koockiag him
dowu.—Crues-,isualued You were quite sob, ?—I
was. Did uo. the üi.t.eiiag 1,1U111.14.1 ab•,ut three
months ago, through Real rahu.iag tu spoilt to you!
—Nu, sir. I should nut feel lowered by • mac li2o
couldn't write his own mune relusing t , speak to use.
Mien he knocked you down did you Nisi' up to
him ? No, sir.—Douglas Keynes, of Button, 0,r:o-
-ber/acid, saying tbe bluve his uncle received was a
bard ona— the Sloyor suggested that to. case should
be arranged between tue parties, and this solicitors
°unsuited their clients, after which they withdrew
the tame.

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0 sea Spencer was charged at the same court with
assaulting au.l beatcag .saloa g stet on the 28th
of July, and agein on the Bth of August. From the
evidente of toe c,m arrant, who wals • egi low when
she married tbe ddehdao', who appoo.ge to be con-
si lerably her junior, it 11000Z11 that on the Gilt of July
she was confined, and on the 28th of that mouth the
lefoodeot turned her out of house, puled her hair,
sal then put a knife woe, her throat. lie stow gave
her two bleak eye. and kicked her. In ounsequence
or the 8.-usuare she bad to keep her bed for • rune days.
aln the B.b of August he threw • leaf of bread at her.
which ,truck her opy, • chill she ha I by her brat
husband. lie tbela throw flower pots a: ber, an lon
Sunday he etruch ha with his list. Sue hlsl been
married three years, and during that time h. r life had
been very unhappy on account of has ill-treatment.—
Ilefenhhut cowpoddiad of hi* wife's conduct, sod said
when hi went home to melds he often found she was
out at the publichouee with some man.—Frogn •
statement ma le by the superintandeot of police, it
appeared that the partied had at one Lino., lived apart,
and had been in court on • previous hc:sasion.— Iha
Bench said it wee a serious assault, and made •
judicial separaaco, ordering the Jefeudant to pay
• fine of ri., sod to a autribute 7s. weekly towards his
wife'. co sintenahc I.

Ti. follow/tug c.a.:barites were appointed as the
licensing committee : TLIO Mayor, awl 11.1 wire.
ib,barwion, W. Talbot, Tizard, dimpaon, and John
Talbot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

FOE THZ BLOOD 18 TEILZ LUZ

WORLD r

Tall ONIA? 111.,1) Yelling& MID wroan.

ut cleanaiug aud clearing the blood from
i; all su-ixtritse. iartuet be too highly ream.
weeded. _

Fee desefeht &sissy, Skin 'diseases, end Sores of
all kinds 11 141 o nevcrdatling sad Perwasent curs.
It Cur.s Old ures.
It Cum Ulcerated Sures on Neck.
It Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs.
It Cures 11lackheede or Pimples on the face.
It Curse Scurvy Sures.
It Cures Cancerous Ulcers.
It Cures Blood end Skin Dimwit&
It Cures Cleadular Swellings.
It Clears the Blood trout all impure mstter,
Fres+ whatever cause arising.
As this mixture is pleseaut to the tests, end
warranted hen from anything injurioue to the most
delicate ounsutuuon ut either can, the Proprietor
solicits softeners to give it a trial to test it. value.
THOUSANDS ut• rE.srLitu_vieLs FROM ALL

BLOOD MIXTURE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

Intermediate Profits. Buy Tea Direct.
- lit srnst delanod & 1.3
, • I.nrriwar wd. 14.• tr. “....raln&
t• • • Mtn, oi r T. to Importer& Iv. r;•,..1 IS•ts MI&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

000KLE'S PILLS

rUI surfer fade from mr taerugry ; gad e friend el mine
who passed through a. mom district many months attr
wards, informed mg that my l.a. m a medicine man
had not died out, but that the marvellous cum was mom
then a therm of oonvorsation in the hamar."

COOHL IC ' S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS

AIM TKI

ONLY PREPARATION
They plere loolurd the

GOOKLE'B ANTIBIL101:18
THS SMUT
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

VA.NCE IN DURCHESTE/I.

With hi New Company and BrilliAnt Programme of
Loudon Novelette.

rowN HALL. DOROHESTNR.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
THUSSDAT, AI:GCbT 21ST.
Pnceo, 24. lid., 2., lA.p.and Tit.:kut4 it Mr.

THZ GREAT VA.NOZ
In all his glory with his new
Islfe COMPANY.
Miss EUNICE VANCE.
MISS FANNY SIARRIOTT.
MISS BIRDIE HUNG.
MISS BUNCOMBE.
MIL CHARLES DANDY.
MR. HARCOURT FAMISH.
MR. PERCIVAL BLAND.

VANCE'S LATEST.
The New Burlesque
QUEEN OF HEARTS.
With her %Warfel Tarts, cud
°UR SERVANTS."

Nottoe.—This is the Largiat and best Company Mr.
Vance hlla eer had.

DORCHSSTER GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
80/100L M nETS AGAIN on
1. Fainay,SZPIIIIIBIth 12th, atu Liu.—Apply to)
the HcAuxsanui.

Mr. H. Napier Kingdon, late Scholar of Cerru
Chri.tiliege, Cambridge, and for eight years
.I—i4ant.Mmiter at Hulibrow. Rugby, receives a
limited number of y g boys (gentlemen's sons) into
Us. School House. Boys specially prepared fur the
Public Schools and Local Examiustiowi.

DORSET COUNT Y SCHOOL.
Near Dorcboder.
baPECIAL FEATURES ; Education, Church
k) of Englamd, liberal, thon,ugh, and practicaL
Preparation for Public Etaminat,no in SPECIAL

DEPAKTM ENT.
rmvisttl in PREP.Aft-tTORY SCHOOL from
Seven Years of Age.
Buildings in their own Grounds (Ten Acres).
%ery moderate. SENT TER' begins
SEPTIEIIIIIII 16th.
SCiti ILARSHITS for Competition on Unpin'
12th, which reduce the Fee..
„For particular. anti pr....pecties...., apply to
nr A. HAI N La, Powerstock, Donwt•
ALTERATION OP PREIVISEN.
—:0

J. WARREN

BFAS to thank the Public generally for past
favour., and to announce that during the ex-
teuire alterstions to his Premises in High East-
street be will carry on his Bushings in the

Ill•IIKET HOUSE,
Where all orders will receive prompt attention,
Dger.bater. Apt124th,1854.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

LIATE 1
1111110471 L 1

66 • m
lb • la
1 64 am
1 DO pm
10 pm
40 pm
66 pm
26 pm
40 pm

9 10 • m
U 0,1 p in
a 0 p m
joy p at
4 60 p in

LIUSTNX23;-- CIiaLDS ot every dosoriptiou
LlPPrinkri at Um Chloe Of the Tefr maw Dorchostee.
HALIELL'S HOTELS,

LONDON AND BRIGHTON.

LOXDON TaLsrauaz, 2,377.

PREY are scaroely one hour's &steam from
1. each other.
Their several aituations are world-known.
The Lyndon Hotel in the best part ol the West

The Brighton Hotel facing the sea, every 'Loom com-
manding it.
The Tariffs of Loth Hotels are the same —Apart-
ments, 2,6; Drawing-room with lied-room, en cede,
10/6; 12'6; visitors, Ca pgagios, 10,6 daily. Nu extras
wnalever. The ban breaktaet table and tal,lt 47w6c in
Loudon and Brighton.
Visitors at either Hotel can patronize the other with-
out any further expense than deer railway fares, their
Apartmenteduring their absence being retained without
any charge.
Hotel is within ten minutes' drive of the London
and South Western BAil way, Waterloo Citation, London.

FRUIT REASON ! FRUIT bEASON 1 I

FRUIT SEASoN !! I

0. PARSONS,
P now OleleallNii the Public, for Cash,

FINEST GRANULATED SUGAR,

Solely of the product of liaw Sugar,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

ENLARGED PORTRAITS

As sent out by other Photographers, called Oil Paintings
IN I ANDSOM e. FRAME.

Portrait, es,aud Animal; ta-lu;n i; ;;;;;* of ,the
Will by Appointment.
0. AND E. BROWNING.

BOQggLI kns, STATIONERS, TOY AND
FANCY REPOSITORY

BOOKALNDING Executed with Neatness & Despatch

BERLIN, ICE, & OTHER WOOLS,

Including the celebrated HACO YARN.
Agents for Ilyde's HABIZ MOUNTAIN BREAD;
• Wonderful Food for Canaries and other Birds, in U.
and 3d. Packets, aud Is, Tins.
Also Capeon's INOA SEED, in Id., 3d., and 6‘l
Packets; an excellent aced for keeping Bird. in Health
sod improving the Plumage.
• good Selection of SPECTACLES, from 6d, per
dale upwards.
PATENT MEDICINES of all kinds, Incllding
Mother Seigel. Syrup, Holloway's Pills, art.

43. HIGH EAST-STRUT. DORMER rza.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

A GOOD PLAN.

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care tit tiayd
er t
lectehe
Mock* and Shares, of tvu ruturul It.iudiuuno prodts in
• few dap. Full detail u Explau4ory Book (fourth
edition) tlrei and post frr•—addroes, GEUNGE
EVAN awl Cu. litocklaoltors, tiroslisau Rouse, Old
Broad-street, London, EC. Best end safest Plan ever
devised.

MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY!!!
IL ONLY Lent at Short Notice by •
Private Gentleman, who, retying a large amount of
capital at hid command, enables Mut to make immediate
Cash Advanced from xlO to 4:101.1 to male or female
Householders, Farmers, Dairymen, Market Gardeners,
Cab and Cart Owner+, Lodging-house Keeper'' and
others, at • fair and reasonable W % ere. without loan
ethos routine. All application* are *Wetly private.—
Apply by letter to
lilt. IL COLLINS,
12, num' ri.srassr, DOI:CHISTEB.

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N.B.—Mr. Collins can be seen personally every
Wednesday from 10 km., till 5 p o.
(leonine applications iennedintely ittlendeal to.

MONEY! MONEY! MONEY
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19


DEATH OF MRS. R. 8. BHERIDAN.

Altar a long sod severe illness Mrei. R. B. Sheridan,
of Frampton Court, passed ewe, on Thursday morning
last to the intrigue sweet, not only of the people of
Frampton, hut of Dorcbeeter and the neighbourhood
generally. During her long life Mr.. Sheridan hes, by
h.r kindlier ,i 1 heart and benevolent disposition,
ioleared horeelf to all with whom she had come in
contact. The poor of Frampton and the neighbou.•
hood hoer lost a true friend, and the various religious
.len ,tiiinetioos of the Is. trict will ~reatly wise lor
kindly .id. The duped sympethy is felt for Mr.
Sheridan in his severs bereavement. Deceased was
o daughter of the late General Great., end inherited
It. Frampton Guart estate from the late Mr. Brown.
By the so]
be thrown in moutnini, including thous of the
Marquis of Bath and Lord l'oltimore.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-19

EXPOSING RAD FISH FOR SALE.

At the Borough Police-cowl no Mond ,y, before the
Mayor, Alderman Gregory, an.: J. Tudor, E, q. , Charles
Stone, hawker, of Weymnuth, wee eummoned for offer-
ing for sale flab unfit for 1...-d„—Mr. Howard 1301•00
appeared f r the defame. —William Chick, laspector of
Nuisance*, said on Saturday evening be inspected
the fish market, and found on • slab a box of
mackerrl and some loose fish, besides an tber box
underneath. Stone wee in charge ..f the fieh, and
from their appearance be con.idered them unfit for
food. Mr. Day, medical officer, raw toe 6sh the
mine evening, and condemned them. The Mayor wee
sent for, and on hewing the revort order at them to
be destroyed. They were de.ttoyed in his pn:set.ce
and buried in BJ/4111 d,manded Mr.
Chick'. satbority to &size too fish in question, for
nada. the 263rd section of the Public thrall. Act an
Inspector of Ntlie•LC.• could not institute proceeding.
union duly authorised by special or gene•al retolution
of the local enthnrity.—Mr. Symonds : We have it on
the cilantro of the Sguitary Authority. Ur. B .eren :
MAIMS yo have • resolatkn uf the Town Council
authorialog him in any cam oi dl.. seed west, there is
no authority—Mr. E. J. Day. Medical Offimr of
Health of the Borough, said on Saturday last he we
called to the fi.b market, arid there found on • slab
some mackerel exp...sol for sale. He examined them
and coneldend them unfit for loud. He had Mute
removed to the hack of the I.farkrt.home.
He saw altogether 289 mackerel. and he satisfied him•
self everyone was unfit dm 10, for decomposition bad
est In more or Ims in all. Defeedent aserrted the
fish were caught tho.i.fliefore,and that I! be wished he
would not mil them, but destroy them.—Cros--
examined by Mr. Bowen :11. bad mixed maokerel
once or twice Wore. Ho woo propsrod to swear It
wee absolutely unsafe t eat any GM of the
66h. He considered the fieb must have been unfit foe
food on the morniag of the day in qmetlam—Mr.
Chick'. spnolotment wee troduaA, duly weird, and,
after an argument. the May mi I Use Bench CUL.
sidered Mr. Chick fully qualjegj,--mMa.Bowes:H. I.
not author al to take them prom...die we, —Mr. Symon ds:
Hs id duly appoluted to perform all the duties per-
Mining to the Aloe of losprotor of Nuleanose, sad he
mast take proceedinge r he canaot carry oat his
duty—Mr. Bowen'll objection was overruled; and
be them addremed the Bench for the defence, sad
called John Bowditck, who said he mum to Dor-
ahem" with Sow oo liattuday, They got Iwo .bout

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01

CERTAIN CURE FOR MR irgarous A ND
DEBILITATED.

GRATIS, a MEDICAL WORK showing
Sufferers how they may be cured and recover
Health and Vitality, without the aid of tluacks, with
receipts for purifying th• Blood and removing Skin
Al!actions. Also chapters on liappy Marriage.; When
and Whom to Marry; The Temperament ; Btammer-
log ; Vital Force; how Wasted and now Prererved;
Galvanic Appliances; and Me Wonders of the Micro
scope in Detecting Various Complaints Post free fro
Two Stamp*.—addreas SZCIUITARY of Anatomy, Bir-
mingham.

GOOD NEWS POE THE MAP.
ORCHARD'S CU RE FO It DEAFNESS
may be used with l'erfect Safety, as t contains
nothing which can possibly injure the Ear. Brio.,
Is. lid. per Bottle, or free by Post to any Address for
14 stamps, from
E. J. ORCHARD, CHEMIST, SALISBURY.
Any Chemist will procure it to order Hundreds of
cures have been effected.

lIE HEARD TUE BIRDS SING."
" Marlborough.
" Sir,—l have used your ' Cure for Deafness ' and
found great rebel. I must say that it has been worth •
Sovereign to me. 1 could not bear the Church Belle
ring when in bed, now I can hear the Birds sing. I
return many thanks.—Yours truly,
"To Mr. Orchard. "O. T. BiIIiKAILD."

SOLOMON says "It is better to dwell in the corner
of a house-top than with a brawling woman in a wide
house.' If such an unlucky man should over get deaf,
let him avoid using "Orchard's Cure for Deafness,"
less it should restore his sense of hearing; and so
plunge him again into misery.

MERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
A.l A gentleman, having tried in vain every
advertiaed remedy, has discovered a eimple weans of
self-cure. lie will be happy to forward the particulars
to any sufferer on receipt of a stamped and directed
envelope.—Address J. T. Sowell. Esq. Brook-villa,
ilammerunitb, London

MONEY! MoNEY! MONEY!
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01

PRIOR /ZOE 4a. ed.

Write for Illootrated Li4t ul Warming Stove* to

THE HOLBORN LAMP & STOVE COMPANY,

118, HOLBORN, LONDON, EC.,

And say where you saw this advertisement.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01


DORSET ROYAL DOG SHOW.

W. unientue i there are between 000 and 400
I entries for the forthcoming dog show, to be held on
'Wednesday and Thursday, July titis and 10. h, being
I nearly • hundred more than were received at Heliport
last year, and it will undoubtedly be the most
attractive show held in the West of England for many
years pan. H.R.H. the Prince of Wales has kindly
consented to send sante of his dogs from the Royal
Kennels, whilst bir. H. U. Miller will exhibit
some of his Waterloo Cup 'Mons, not for
competition, as also Mr. H. al. Farquharson,
who sends I cur of his champion Norstoundlands,
and Sir. H. U. Colelett a hue St. Bernard. Mr.
Unwia, of Blandford, has promised to send his noted
greybouad, Sea Pilot, who has won many prizes, and
Mr. Fudge his Newsy, • large wiunar In the cours-
ing held, Mr. F. V. Ensor has also entered his
famous dug Reputation, who recently won the Great
Southern Cup, value 100 giuneu. Mr. Crane, of
*Annoyer House, has entered three couples of his
celebrated Beagles, which will be • special attraction,
whilst we bow there Is • noted C4Oll eIIOW or
Chinees E lible Dug, also entered In the Foreign Dog
Class. We hope the townapoople, as well as those In
the county, will ead • helping hared to make the show
the moose. it deserves.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01

ECONOMY! PROO4LI2 Y!

WORO ESTERS 111 kiE SA:I3O E.

AISIL FOIL

HOLBROOK d CO.'S

or HALF PRICE.

BENSON'S
WORKNI.AN'A
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01

To BLACKSMITHS. CA BY SN TM, AND
COMBAS.
FCBLICIIOUSE TO HE LET, The
:01111-1.6 ARMS, Wimborne Minster, with
gartleu, otable, coachhuuse, and convenient
0 „oboe._ Apply to IN OWL GODWIN, Dutweston

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
ROSE HOW AT BATH.

Tstm4DAY, JuLif 3rd, an EXCURSION
OTicA IN fur BATII and BRISTOL will leave
sulT u at 8 43 a in ; Upwey,B.3o; Dorebeater,
Meeleu Newton, 9.24; and Yeovil at 9.45 a in.
T... return rime day, or on following day on payment
of a .0011 additional fere,
Fu( lam mid further particulars see Spada' Bills,
J. GIitLISSON,
General Manager,
DORSET ROYAL DOG SHOW.

eitION : lUi.ii tbs PRINCE OF WALES.

Pastwurr : Lord ALINGTON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01

SULPHOLINE
LOTION

TER CURE FOR SKIN DISEASES!
IN A FEW DAYS
THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAYI

TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN USE
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A MARVELLOUS APPLICATION.

SEAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY HARMLESS.

CURES OLD-STANDING SKIN DISEASE&
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.
Tl.cro in I.earecly any tuvtion but will yiebi to
60.4.1,!ine" in a few days, an. comment.* bt fads
away, run if seenilimly y cure. th.linnry pimples.
reclining, bletebes, u,. r•aiglite a., a aa if by
whilst .1,1, tabu-inn skin diw.nl, ra, eczema,
ros. priirig.. letter, lays iftaja, iiowevet
▪ 041, " slax,sfully attaege.
e t'y caus,• theft
iintable, painful Aft and proalices •
ei..• r, suppir. isealthy .in. " Sulpholine"
Lot. is sold by C." na. Is tn.rywhers.
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not: 2s. 94
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01

THE COMMON LANDS CASE.

JOHMONI V. WALLIS .

Losuoi. Thursday.
This motion was Os UN plaintiff's applic lion
allowel to stand over for a week, this int.ram roj.n
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two being the meantime continued.
We undercaad that • ivonamittee, with a
secretary and tramunr, are to be appointed for
the purpose of oulleotiag subscripgons towards daray-
Aug the •spenses to which Mr. Wellis will be put au
lighting the ciao, and the spoutainvous nil nests 'hit
are being made to him tay the public to be liii,llllo Ito
subscribe to • fund are moat gratifying, severel
individuals exp.maing • wash to canvass for subacrip-
lions, and eves • o mien:clanger promising his crown
when anyone will cola for it.
Mr. Waoi. had, we hem, gives the Superintendent
of r.. 11., notice Viet be ilateade on some intore day
to wean lb pubilo right of going throufh the Ltathe
from St. Tuousae-street to St. Mary avetreA, ,ud
threatvo• to break ope , any door, abet he might fled
ca,wed egAinvt, bun an this, as he cont. ails, puniia
thorouglifere. .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01

FLEET ST. LO LION,

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For the cure of Consumption, Loss of Flesh, Spit-
ting of Blood, Weakness, Local Debility, Loss of
Memory, Lassitude, Lowness of Spirits, Languid-
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the Mind Irritable and Deepunding, Palpitation of
the Heart upon the least excitement, want of Vital
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All the above symptoms may be dispelled by
usealis of this efficacious and remedial agency. U
may well be termed the true

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re-animating and reviving the functions of life •
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shattered oonstitutions debilitated and enfeebled by
Wariolll6 influences.

To 1* ',old direct from the Inventor & Proprietor,
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or by all Monists, at the following price*, with
directions half-pinta, 26 ; pinta, 4, 6 ; quarts, 9/-
P. 0.0. to be made payable to the Proprietor, Si
Charing Cross, London.
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IIIIEUMAI ISM The =-
GOUT eructating pain Is qu,. kly relieved
sad rued In clew dart by this ado-
PILLS brated =Weise. Sold by all Mow
bit at li. lid.. and 2.. M. per On.
THE ALBERT CATE MART & RECISTRY
For Hones, Dogs, °integre, Harness, do., for
dale ; also tor the Regietry at high-clan Mal
&wants wanted or requiring employment. Ferns
Not post tree on application to the Proprieton,
14 And I, Brompton Baud, laracks, &W. (tone
boon 6001 para. Temamarg.)
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01

WEYMOUTH V. BRIDPORT.

A shooting make, arranged by 'Ambulant Qir.yee
sot Captain Whetham, took pleat between the Wry-
' mouth and Bridptrt Volunteer Corp. on Monday at
the range of the former at Upwey. Captain
Whetham wee ill and unable-to be present, and the
Sergeant-Instructor to the Bridport ctrpe shot in his
stead. The ranges were 200, 500, 600 yards, seven
ahote at each. At ths end of the shooting it the
first range Bridport were tett points ahead, at the 500
yard., they increased the majority to 53, sod at the lad
range 1,41 sight points, thus winoing by 45 points.
Toe sow** wet... follows :
BIuPP4II7.
20u Yds. 500 Yda 600 Yds. Tot.
Private Spitler ... ... U 21 II —6l
Seresent T. How:mall ... V 20 15 62
Sergeant Warren ... ... 25 20 17 62
Sergeant Terry ... ... V 21 18 011
PrivAt • Hoare ... ... 93 Z 11 —5O
Private W. fishier ... 24 18 13 —55
Private W. Hoonsall .. 28 11 6 48
1 Colour-Sergstint Paten ... 28 17 17 62
Sergeant T. Hounell ... 29 20 16 67
Sergeant-Instructor Mai .t. 21 22 17 60

Z 1 LAS LSO el
Wermou M.
0 Coloar•Sargeant Roberts 26 IR 41
I; Jrporal Loeb ... ... 25 16 5 RI
S 'resent Kornai' ... ... 93 17 17 56
Lieutenar t Groves ... In 12 33 au
Private Chalk,' ... ... 26 II 15 —52
Corpotal Symonds ..• Z IS 13 73
Sergrant Warren._ ... 19 le 7 14
Corporal Pens ... ... 22 19 9 50
Corporal Downing ... 27 11 21 r 5
Private Wilton ... ... 27 23 17 ff

2-1-4 US 537
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01

IMPORTANT TO BORROWERS.

allooey advauced at a &fa-notice—from £lO to £l,OOO
—to Clergermen, FORMERS, Householders, Trades-
men, Lodirlogbcum-keepera, Cab and Cart Owner*,
or their own security,
Mk. il. MOBHIB,
7, LIST PARZ-TNRRACS, SOUTHAMPTON.
The advancer can be repaid as may be agreed upoo
weekly, monthly, or quarterly. Applicatioes by litter.
Plow stow the amount required.
Oman, transactions Immodlaioly attended to.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01

DORCHESTER

WEDNE6DAY THURsDAY, JULY 9-rd

4 loin, 1884.

V/ Leo over

3 0 0

PGA WILL BE EXIIIBITED,

lo..lu4ing beventl from His Royal iliglummi tbo

PitiNCE OF WALES.

nelre.honents will be proriJed in the Repository
Jnrrn be dhow b Mre. Dutn, ot tbs Junction

kheiiaiou to the Show —Wodwaday : Subscribers
awl Eshibutirs by Ticket; Nowsubscribers, from 10
amt to z we. to wheo*. the judging, tic each; trout
2 till c:oso, 2a. 641. cinch. Thursday : Irma 111 till 8,
1..; 2 till ..luan t;
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01

PRINTING

IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, NEATLY AND
QUICKLY EXECUTED, at thc
Express" and " Telegram " Printing Mon,
8, HIGH WEST-STREET, DORCHESTER.
PRINTING. ESTIMA TES GIVEN FOR

PRINTING.

Posters, Auction Bills.

atalogues and Conditions of Sale.

handbills, Concert and Lecture.

Circulaxs, Programmes.

Business
_Cards, Note 'leading, Bill

!leads, Price Lists.

Reports of Institutions, Statements
of Accounts, Societies Rules]

Pamphlets, Sermons.

Cheques, Memorandum Forms)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01

000/ILZ'S PILLS

will
who pared through the muss district many months after
wards, informed ms that my fame ma • ' medicine man
heti not died out, but that th. marvellous cure was ems
then • theme of conversation in the bazaar.-

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS

All TIII
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01

PO IaTLAND.

VIOE-ADMIRAL Si Lit x. mit will be
ratite! (frqui 4,.) next ni ..tc, which will prom.**
144 “-Alwanel * "awe*. *him Cant tin liensage will
obt fl o. riak. Its act pr in ot will be that of
St' W.11"81 Hewett. laOctober. watch will render
v•caut the cocetd Ecet l i.O c •uicatiat, which is
wort t nearly X 4.000 • year, lissidat• 11011110 at Bombay
and a sother at I riacom•lee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01

WEYMOUTH.

AMOTHZ. marise nrao.iit warn rival by Mu, town
band uo Nivadar allot...mi. when It. Qn•ea 0-p-
-rayed a large numbs*, of peopl• to Portland Bill and
bank.

fan- trafho returns of dm South•Weetern Railway
CAnpany for the Aeo4 week above ao Mamma of
£13,0411 ever the oorreepooding week of last year, when
!Awe waa an Monads of 4,098 over the oorreepmding
ea.k of the year before, mid the Greet Viewers show.
4 &moan,. maloly from goode, of £1,590, ageism an
i.crwie of L'6,689.
. .

some freehold properties were offered for sale by
elation at the Auction Mart by Mr. Belay Bwk
fledge, on Monday afternoon. No. 7, Cliesterleli.
place, Molcombe Beak, consisting of a dwelling,
bankbouse, and P/1113111.1, in the occupation of
Stucksy's Banking Coinpaay, warn started at MO,
sod wee sold for ELM*. No. 2, St. Mary-street,
consisting of the basins*. premise. and dwelling-
house, in the occupation of Mr. Kdgar Cos, was put
,up at £BOO, and waa knocked dog's at £1,070. Mr.
R. N. Howard waa the solicitor engaged In theme
sales. Eston-ville Bodeen, a semi-detached free-
hold residence, was offered for sale, but waa bought
in, lie wore other smaller pnipertiee, bat, we believe,
ell of them are likely to be di.posed of. Fifteen
shares in Cosine and Co. (Limited) were put up to
publio ootapetition, but, failing to reach par, were
bought la.
Salrelio.—Arrlvals : Brighton (e), Fate. Jersey,
geueral ; Cygnam, Flasher, Jersey, general;
Aquila (.1. Painter, Jersey, gee:peal ; Syllean (r),
Clarke, Jersey, potato..; Hoy Head (s), Tomlyn,
Jersey, potatoes ; Sapphire (s), Hunter, Jrreey,
potatoes; Step Fall (s), 'Farhat, Jersey, potato..;
Great Weetern (.), Blampied, Cherbourg. ovneral ;
Gael (s), Haddock, Cherbourg, general; Queen (•),
11.10, B iurnamouth, passengers; Premier (.),
Marten, Bournemouth, oil ; Mermaid, Mobley,
London. Insurer.; Preference (*). &oration, Gotten-
bourg, den;.; Drreinought (s), Twist, London, nil;
Jeuna Elias, Le Cloir. Treguier, Sailing,
Sapphire (.), Hunter, Jersey, emptied ; Hoy Head (.),
Tanolya, Jersey, empties; Syllean (sb Clarke. Jersey,
emptloe ; Shap Folio (a). Tarbett, jersey. empties;
Brighton (e). Fall*, Jersey, general' Aquila, (.),
Painter, Jersey, general; Cyus (s), Fiisher, Jersey,
general; Great Western (. . Blompiad, Cherbourg,
general ; Gael (s), Haddock, Cherbourg, general ;
Premier (e), Masters, Bournemouth, pasoengers ;
Quiets (s), 11.111, B iarnewoonth, nil ; Cadwalader
Jonee, Jonas, Seeking, ballet ; Tamer, Loire, Lyme,
ballast ; Meeenger, Rees &insular., wheat ; Dellerd-
nought (id, Twist, Lood.da, nil; Gipsy (s),
London, eil ; Elisabeth Mary, liaboy, Southamp-
ton, tar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01

WITKOIITH.

WITMOCTH BICTOGS CCM —Along 1,11 we, under-
taken by the members on %Vedureday es, "'nen
they journeyed through Onnington, N 1 .nt 00, and
Puddletown, and returned home by Dorchester. A
meet splendid stretch of oountry was "gen ti the view
of the riders the whole way, and but (Atha very lo
n.ads the ride would have been thoroughly enjoye I.
Instead of the or liaary run .4o Wade .sdey uezt, the
first of this season.o r ean wings will be held in the
Cricket Field on the Dorchester-mai, when thare will
be a ri ,mpetiti in I .1. the I, so 's .use Elkington
Challenge Soleil. which a can in,.le (oh • does oat
wish his name divulge I) 11%..tener may to .euts Ito
the club for the purpose of .in distant bicycle mina.
This shield, which is of a •pleadid design sad beauti-
fully finished, is to be run for at 0 •L:1 t,f the cluh's
race meetings, and ale° at the annual sp sits ..f tha
Weymouth Crieket :1"1•1h, is INA 31 at i ti. r
times as the holder of it may be chal'Le.ed I.
member.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01

TR& ONLY PERF4CT OIL STOVE&

Made to bum absolutely without Smoke or Swell,

Trouble or Dirt. Unequalled for Warwing

VINEJUS4
SHOP.,

BEDROOMS,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01

O.rk.

VOLDINGTJN.

A vestry fir this imr—i7lt-w—a; on the same dly,
when the Vicar (the Dew. A. A. Leonard) presided,
and there were prosent Mr. A Legg. Mr. L. Tilley,
Mr. W. Grum., Mr. F. E I 'lwo, and Mr. I'. A
Pearce (Assistant•Overmser).—Tae only hts•intss was
to consider the new valuation t be ma le tor th
Dmcheeter Lid to, and the OT•flICt4 were Ilire :tad to
prlcsed with the same to aolird soca with the reel lir •
meats of the Amassment Gonmittee. and t tuy the
same when complete before the vestry for approve!.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01

ONLY PREPARATION

They place before the publac.

COO K L S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS
MI OLDEST

PATENT MEDICINE.
ID Boast at Is. 4.1., le. 9,1., It. ad., sad 116.

COOK LS'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-08

PAIOII 1110 Z 4a. ed.

Writo for Illustrated List of Witriiiiog ,toves to

THE HOLBORN LAMP 4 STOVE COMPANY,

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Aud say where you saw this adverii..im•ul,

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Idufferers how they utay Im cured and rUCOVOf
Health and Vitality, without the aid of Guacki, with
receipts for purifying the Blood cud removing Skin
Affections. Alio chapters on Happy Marriage.; When
and Whom to Marry; The Temperament ;
leg; Vital Force; flow Warted cud liuw Preserved;
Galvanic Appliaucea; and the Wouders of the Micro
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Two fftsdups.—Address SaCIIJITANY of Anatomy, Bir-
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EVANd and Co.' Stoabrokers, Greeliatu House, Old
Broad-streot, Loudon, KG. Beet and safest plau ever
devised.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-08

WARIZAX.

lfiiwni:H PETIT Si''. Tae.lay.—Before
Webster OLayor) and Mr. C. Selby (ex-Mayor).—
Lewi. %Vhittle. if Wareham, was, *enteticed to 21
,Lcs• •nt with hard labour for being drunk
awl disorderly at Weg—treet on the 30th ult.-Ik.
fewlant pleaded guilty. P.C. Abram was the e•an-
plainaat.
CauKur Cl.ta.—.tt a meeting held at the Red I, i ....
on Tae-.laV the follawaat "dicer. were eli•CteNl :
IL,. it. P. Smke*. pre•islent ; Mr. It. C. Hacking*
vice.pra.ifleat ; Mr. .1. Whittle, captain ; Mr.
ice-captain ; Mr. .1.. L. Skew..., secretary
awl treasurer. ; Me**r*. W. !bitching*, E. Stuith,
Collin*, G. Dicker. anti T. Dudley, committee.
Various other ',twine** wa,tranwmted.

.. . ------
WARIEHAM AND UNION. ---tt the meeting
.4th.. Board of Guardian. .m Tue.iday the clerk read
a letter (non the Lord. o,lllllllioioller. of the
Admiralty .tating they have no power to compel a
1113111.erving on board one of iter Ltje.ty. ,hip,
foreign .ervice to allow toward. support of hi. child
charge able to the union, but would direct the captain
to endeavour to indtioe the man to contribute toward.
his muppurt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-08

TOWN COUNCIL MEETING.

TUVIDAT.—Prenout the SI vykkr (11. Dur.l,n, E
In the eh kir ; AlA.rrnen (1-eq.kry, W. !)ir len, Em 'on;
Councillors A. If. L ck. IL A. II mishit), W. Till ky,
A. Pope, It. D. Thrretun ; if. iy.nokriv (
ant Town C erk), and Mr. W. Th (B,roogh
Survey,).
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-08

Igriculturt.

THE MANAGEMENT
_AND commucnom or

SILOS.
The reasons why a farmer should use a ail, are manr.
It tho woodyr it, wet during tb• tlnis of cutting his
ins% he Is certain to rave his crop in • f oat e'er-yobbo
to hi. stook ; ho rata-oniony shit ings per ton on the coot
of hoyearikips : h.. can -..as the quality of his milk
largely I.y feeding ha roo• moth ensiles* m X•fd with tie
Irma es titer fond; he ••o.fmna fall I age t • ewes la eurdtg.
when mo.t o•nto4 ; and tre wi:l to a. I+ to keep admit of
Gee. nu • I fill enttr.l7 of arable Isr.ri. Tire silo should
be both 11. Club •• poesible t the stook tar 2. The side
of • bank is • vaty C,oorSfinOt paeition• the crops ran
ho ultra in at One love! and out at a lower on.; it
taro, bower", r, 1., fr 1111,d in Iltl old gravol pit. • sallite
or an a bars. It i• Cu mivontogo to horn smooth dee
to the silo, u tke stuff mottles more readily and requirm
lus force t ncouspr.. IL Them te en UOM.MiII to torus
a drain SI carry off the Ii mid from the nsil.ge, as it is
found that air alone is detrimental. The pressure
dd..* out the &Ir, and if miinta nod, will not allure It
to enter again. Tne sides of the silo should, if poesiblra
be air-tight, but tho cover.ng brmrds should not be eo
otiose that the air nanaet escape. Toe necessary
TOrrls fr3m 110 to 2001-i. pr moire foot of Bur.
d the b thicknom for the covering boards II
two inches. All 'boo eh ruld be roofed ovrr, either
with a permanent or temporary r.rof of galvanised iron,
felt, thatch, or Wllee pp r. Aoi o need not be
filled all at 0“00 for *wawa 3(3 deep of are.' rye
moy be put in M•y, Sti. Jeep of clover in June,
meadow PM. in July, moss in 14 •ptember, and turnip.
t ops in N womb r. Thry should be well tricuspid
down, sop Melly near the edges, sari ovettly pocked, 53
that the prewar. may bear erulal y on the wade eur•
lame. It has beim frond that the moot profitable crop
is molar oat green rord inittd, enabling a farmer to keep
100 bullocks where he used oily to keep 75, • c-op of
rye to log grown primirobly. In rotting the enstlo.e, it
Is sit &dean to have • door at • low level; netting
from lis top sb.sl4 dways be avaiiied.—The Myrna.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-08

wzausoamm.

•
I Boaxo or irtaniaNe.--At a meeting "(this Board,
held on Friday, lir. C. J. Parke the Clerk
stated that with regard to the special district
draimule a t there MY a balano; in hand of
bil qt. lie estimated that a rat. id 91. in the
2 for the hallyear, bringing in 21liki, would be
required. The Inspector of Nuisances having pre-
; seated hi. risie,ri, orders for the abatement forthwith
of certain nuisances were made. The Chairman
called the attention of the inspector to the special
necessithwhich existed for looking well to the sanilisry
i condition of the town. By the minting papers he
saw that cholera had broken out in l'aris, and in the
I face of the rapid progress of this fearful disease they
ought to b Pip
Is, ecia y balance at th,
bank in favour of the Board was stated to be
islia 10. s. fkl. A letter was read from a nun nainetl
Wilcox, residing at West Moors, .tating that Mr.
Wyke.Smith, the medical officer for that district of
, the Cnion, had not when relztirt:d attended his wife,
who has ',inc., died. Mr,
.r, ielieving ocalled in cei, 'vs" call, and, in answer to the Chairman, ,aid that he grave tio. not...nary order for medical attend-
ance on the Monday it was requested, but he could
not remember at what time of the day. The
Chairman called Mr. Badger's attention to the
noces.ity f marking on all orders to medical odicers
the time such order. were given. It appeared by the
medical officer', book that medicine had been sent to the deceased woman on the 2nd, 4th, 7th, and 9tli
June; that she was visited on the 7th slime. and that
she died on the 9th. In the absence of Mr. Wyke.
Smith it was decided that the cask; should be further
considered at the next meeting of the Board; and
that Wilcox should be aaked to Wend.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-08

TRIP TO ALDERNEY.

A mod astreedie sn4 pis tool trip t.. Al ley aid
bsck in •it .y Wa4 elli hy *1..4 Ip.reo m rn
sli ar.dl (... ruta ho it t
this inters,* 0., 14 .n.i. rt... wa., we Is liev th • ti•iit
trip ot it, kiti a 1.1 Odd a very gr..t ex, •!.t a -
counted for tlss p ucity of pzieoingsrs, liut we are lot
to b.4ieve trims t sin sly narald r•matlis .11.141-•
0001 00 6.4.411 is 4 till ilivict its will not b^
off Aug als on t the pubic, but will swell their
bodices if they at am a try to Al tering f best seat
occurrenc,.

Ewprov. atartvl on Tours Jay about flouter-
pate eight; !to tw•ruing OILS a fioe ono. but Ot 11.1i!e
•0 warm as the la e day. well the cos age ascain
as it well fig cu lb.. f here we • boil oh ho,ed,
and • oeltction 1.• music wa. pa.ye4 4, 411 going and
coming. Eire trip an -are4 to aff.ct the c onion ef •
very few, and ,oely lam i,a•serg • r NA, C unp 11-el tt
look over tha sole f toe boat." 3.1a0y of the
excursionists Irnc.u.l on board, aid Warn well treAml
by the caterer. Al fern-y woo reac4.o I about quarter.
pact one, and a. the 11.4 ireetned into Oa baryon,
cheers ware given by lb- natives wh • were war .iog
near. Van, WICAI in Wiidog di Carey pws og r.
throngh var;ou, part, of the Wan incio lam the
Nian,ry fr.un which a apleir lid it I.
esti, of toe Frrisch etalat an I I ..p L. mom,
obtain. d. tilts ILa Roche, Pendant.,, C.etle,
le•ogy Bay, an I °atom (aria thehca th•y ir
to ;he Corfu. whkii mom T. con-~,t, f w. bojaa
are conc-rnel, of one street, but there are other
tborouthlans which are roughly stone 1 and rather
narrow. The boil lingo are for tho mO4 pit ,'le in,
ant I rt •11 not touch archi•-•ct0.,1 .'cant. la
i, there I. brra and there a deceat I oki, g
rmidence, the charm of which is inore.sed be a con-
servatory being in eke. pr..ximity. A Lir of is
special and noted bread of cattle peculiar to
the island are to be men, but the cultivation
of the land did not strike no as being par-
ticularly good. In soon &Lis haymaking was gong
on, and fairly good crop. were being gather. I i:1, but
where the grass bad n .1 been cut it appeared to be
exceedingly r nigh and unc awl for. Tne bor.., on
tho other hand, 10-iced perfect.,., well fed, an I CO.
et ugly curry.c•uthed. Of cheep we aid not see any,
but if there are any on tbo island they mug be rather
peculiar looking animal.. as Nan, of the
aliparen!ld Men who ought to k-w, os. Cl II t '
What th y eql.. were pia, Svttl.t ,hers a. de ee-
minedl, alleged they were .heep. Th., vans then con-
veyed tb, popro..gers roto I th • w stern ;rat of Via I
fel ,ni t • see the New Mu, Id Watch Tower, the
rock., ea ke• . I Or! oth, ,f 1 llnt..
ltadda 113 boat If . I r to. ,ttU.ll j .urocy, to f.ther
of the island, an ol I gentieruaa of 93 summers, WAS
shown orkr Ler, and appeared in wt int treat-cl, going
up and .lown the stope to the sal mug a. nimbly as •
y, nog man. Tao voyage h .030 we. • moot .lelMhtful
one. Waym.uth wan reached nboot half-past nine, a
..t plemthtJ -y had or been spent by all. al no
mishap occurring ti intcrtere with the wolfed of the
comics.
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