The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-07 00:00:00

BLANDPORD.

A WAXWORK I..XIIIRITIO•1 %WWII mu. t•two
Tite-day. taking its stand in the Tattertmel.. o
affair was artsin hy juern lua•-Ifr m a h t
se heir It( th • e.hthit;,,n t im quite eqn IL-. ut%thie.;
01 the tui t
11.0141/311 (ITT MI SION. —A t0e.,1 .1; in ~.twe I"
with the dielec: lit ii in th 'rues
H on Thur. lay ermine, tinier the plesi lows I
.f. C. Mansol-Pleyd li, gag. The orcret uy a the
minion ci the Ins. tin; in furtherance of Is
°Hurts. A° .Ilee'i e.f E:i Wu. Vac. nat the cl se.

Cost:gm—Under the of the Slawlion,
Temperance td,ciety, an enter.airnent took "Owe in
the Corn Exchang her, when the Will erai C 1
choir, satiated by Mies 1.13 Geyt and Mime Nellie
Mate (from IS yirnetuoutb). and friend, of Wrier-
anoe in thi locality, renderet a capital pregrarnms
of singing and mimic. Mr. litre I II be ale, gate
a descriptive account of a "Journey to London.
The chair win taken by Mr. Henry Hodge..
Woßktwu NtrA's CLrn.—Thr ,u.th the coo of
Mr. Jill Ltd!, of the this lUti
lion bee been enriched 1.1 during the Peat west.
that gentleman having geterously given El towatd`
it funds, and by dating it, advantages to Mr.
Merthyr Onest, he has likewise giv.n El.
ToWN COUNCIL—A sp. els] in. ling ot Tosn
ITA. h.l.llnt Tueelay fir the Intl"' "f
a. Meting an alderman ti prysido at th- It
Wednesday (seiterday), the Mayor's term of •WY"
having expire I, coil he being a candi-
date at the election. On the ropo.ition .4 Mr. 3-
J. Ball, wooded by Mr R. Eyers, Mr. Ahltrinan
Duet.n ea, unanimously chosen to Ail the pet of
retnrning officer.
I.: %HIS TRAIN TO -LON DON.—An imp wtant addition
to the men i 4, of traina on the Soineraet and lbw,:
linee took rifted on Wednesday by a Lew toaln bonr
Tempiceonil, (I ,seer strtion) Wins', me. Tlld
train is timed to leave as under :—Templectml,.
6.0 a.m. ; llenatridge• 6.53; Stdbridge. 7.1 stet'
minster Newton, 7.14 ;Shillimetone, 7.25; iilandford.
7.74; Spetisbury, 8: Ray Gate, ptl2, arririrc at
%Vimborno at 8 27. This will enatde pa..enger.
on by the nine p.m. trim n to Lon•lon. arriving there
At 12.10, or an hour earlier than before. The trill
will be mixed, but an only through go ids w.II lie
taken by it there will not be any delay ..f It
the stations

MUNICIPAL Et.rcriow.—Our bomu .h el,ction c
off ve7 quhtly on Tuesday, and, ex 1t t th
immediately concerned, very little intereat append
to be centred in the event. Th,re•wete a few
veyances engaged. The 'vault waa known ab..at has
o'alock, aa follows :
B. Abia.tt ... 119
E. B. Smith ... 87
11. W. Chamen „,, 81
A. Barnes
J. I. Barnes ... ••• r,„;
J. J. Goldie ••• ••• •"'
The first four are elected. By this electim Mr. J. l•
Barnes is unseated, and Mr. H. W. Chat:nen • btalo
a seat in the Council. The other three are ',-
elected.
Cowcgar.—A grand evening eoncert of vocal and
Instrumental music was given in the Corn Exch.! 0
on Wednesday (y.sterdsy) evening, undar tLe
of the Blandford Litany,' Institution. The 101
rani= wag capitally »adored :--Polkea Air
" admiral bad; ems "La".

: -_
~, . ma* Mr. Ur. Batt : Bill MIN "Napoli," Skim Sam after midday nie Marquis al Salisbury arrived from
R •livini ;
„nig. .. may.4lo Mm," MIL Cecil B. town. and the it attar oi ise tar tbeday'yfestivlties were theu
at aalo, "lrentrasia Wrists, ' Signor Im couplet. d. At •qutr or to lie• 'e1....k. at the requestbf the
21 i 1 1...::::Ti,,.„..., L..:„.....,.., .ent as Li.r.g.:.p...,,,,....„tr, ~1,1410141. It e imt tie, L tr.lCrant
....:jan.r4;.:,..1 g, "Ips !nisi H. 1.•
.7:i:slip.
..u.... at tit F'or -44.1'11414
~ where the II •v. H. It 7 on. ill, v um% on b•haj of thu
ar Lod : a melt "IA Ile:lie,'n.,tes: .14,1.! Or II r,. inhabitamte, 141)..11t il Lord OrdollArne- with a hen is me
.1. z oet it .rte ; our, hi h ,
•,..”...;1;,,, ; gni:tette (plena e1....v!".n!)• -- molanniell..." sayer op rigne and an 11111.11 061. d slltu.u. Ths .p.trrne
Sun B. al 010. D. :41111th t was 4 VVlry 0 1044 'inc 01<e .01 VW% 11111 ose a ipp..ed by
'' ' .•Th,. Captain aid the Mermaid," Mr. Mm. Minsire II oat auk Ito.ku.l. It two Ise Ella an.,.' 11.,a ip-
„..,,,,... ..,4....01 ," orchestral hand ; ...do t :—" P.m at .1 iu Leer t Cron..., ii, by 11.. tonal. t •n••
it. it • 1'; ,h, r I,* (I ,ut •ra ; nets. *` Moat, n and .1C a h .100 Mal Al tens. lien um ilt A bit toil .y, °cud 011
rb3 31.1.114 W 41'0 It 1 •aule .t Au% au I wus "r"..?%114a. C. cil 11. Niwlin: I ri.aio 140.0, ..F..ne. o Zhs 1, 1,41. '
I; rti.• a . 6,,..i. .. T., au, w..d... Nis, IL Ipu ea ...I.lMe•or..S her and Peottina. In•ble tit- di. im
r..,
...y Bell 'fl.'" ' r ) i• I P t - " am the lowrit ton in ottil—" Pr:anted to L trd V ,count
• ylo War net , are au, Mrs. W. Gcaol../ nu hs the irl'lals.t slat o• erasi • •roe .n.l A ill, to.'
ti. 113.1 e •
. ,on:. lie think. I .10 hot love him," Mrs. ~.. hi.gt.t both lay, 04 bar t Jul, Pod." Ae:. op.ny•n :
l' ii-i •li. eiih4 ; aol , i :Om .), hlles Marsh tillay7 ; 'ha ylec.44 viol • in 3: the tithe:nom* earr0.....1 on
....0 ,rnital de Venio,,"Sienor Ke,toneini ; vellum Vimsull; Hreulatros havot• stittlaly 1b...1t...1
11 mai•l," Mr. M A...halls*. the e. impaity f..g. lb, 'Av.-rut. th. 7 then woe! edd tls
0
y • " (he musty .1.
N own a She 0 room, whine, at Vie invt.m.on of L. 14
•—• 1 for Ilio inatituti..n, the evening et.;
l'ai Monate 7 di.bary, a lam i ;nay, e.a•httis• of 150 tenants and
, ..,. melon •ot. a 11e I'l't 4.11 e gg! ari.l.l raring Iturin r Sgenity. • n iturri. t' a couptuoas i 31011101, 164031403 qt toe
.'
~.. m: with *at a sir 'sling rain at int, reale. This .h am .11i iiently in .nme Iby Mr. F. Alan...of the
litany inC elks vieitms from the Co.. K 'ye ton. Th. neh'e In t prerdml, &nil wail
their vri-h •a, y. t n.stwittastan I. eoPP stied I.lthu IL ird•Lieutsuant ol Lae c.untr (the It ail
ft
...111110011111j
.... who C .111b1-131.1.1 1111011, only the lair ol nutengh,.ry. K 14.1. Viteount Cratiborne, Lwd Lamel
in; tl.e C 4
11 Cil, the Hon. loon 1 Ashley. Lod Wsllstin C.0.,' Lord
-ninon. Thit its swans. may be
r a s 4, ant .
111 if or cololsratin t lb. result I;Ir-.11 ii.. 4. L.'ttti,t
it.si Wei to .0" • ill g a that lay, h lettin off a .gg arra her. --. 134 4 rt. At ta. CJllChas:u3 og 1.•
.1 t',., election .1 i ,ar.r . r Y. I st repad a 11.1 of oomph.. nary r„yrata ..... gone thrraah„
.. k'•
Al. tit Ell was taken at the doors, this awl received wit% tau heartioess they y dm reed.
work
isir • .on al halal e i i far.
..or of the institution At nine tientik them was a bell at the Manor Houss
..
l. rh . orelte••ra WA* g welly do ;oral 3 I wish for wh.ch tdi .ari!ations lamed hal b•ris v. ry note iron..
I'l •• .n.i ~.,
.e., all I the entertaimnubt Ille Moo. Ibe the day. was at g•t unfavourable, ant ho
II
''
"re (Nlr. E. li. Smith), 4 ote 1n • p.l •1 . malt., d .uht pravented the a.t 'boa ,ce„( .eie, Air„, a auid „ha a
.. r••an_ .
.. h ,i.,5h..11.)., aa ir eatai,:s ~,,,,. ie wno have ben preacht, abbe iyh it di 1 not at all after
Ft 3 404.,241* ..
the g ',crows ho•pital:ty dimwits 1 t • tit •ye wno loan d
inasical sense.
a tie dem. site Mr. Aylward. of S. 1.1. T., oupp led the
--
must.', an.l hot lard 414.d..1 the •lestett as 1.1..ct0m.
T .1.• te t vit • • 'O. cc con hind en 1111,,1ay, Vr,geh the
lab u .r., .0 13.1.3... oid se •to I cligoltela out 1 VIII 44 , ykr•
tlelll4. situ tie li 0 ..u•••• w .1t... h /re ~'lend 'lt.,' Mies.
...mous. (age At i a oo'rlo.l. the' t. o ,to 31.41.4 0144,,,yr
Vccil...c... .41.41 Ail lh •:1 o,te yr 31..4 with 4111003. 41. d
.11 111• 01 lit g he sch• ol cbi .1. 1. ot net r oue p3C 0
0,111 ClllO It 11 4 at t• . 4111 .glter.arl•
at one% It car. 114 114,1. 00 .....1 p .....t .114 t C glielutl g
1-a to saitia. W "1 •• i I•Lay u: 11: a 11.,5, Is 00:4, bat
0,5,1 IA 14 p L.A.". mall, on To • :ay a• ea K adar• rue
.01141110111.11114 fort a e "we a ii.g•l r 161 la az •ge•ee•.t of
Ur. I) mm. .4 II •ttio ~ Laid 24 .105.... y s ygeni, . It 1 M.
hut •11. the 141 4 lar4 0 1114 1.;:• 1. anue.t dol. on, wet
ab y obl theso gentlemen dna sanest the dames tntsus.ed
to them.

POOl.ll.

1 4-
. IV ictll3l, •held led w ek. Mr.
, • tl.l. k. M P..who wI. ..n •. f the
p. e•si 41 Lisweili .11 decidedly evi 0 ci to

, I t •
• •4 ort-uv tl,e ;trove mectimt. held
„ r the 1.r..e.t. my of • he M .yor R.
t;• 1%44. r dlice Mall, s Mel, we.
lie IT k11310...1, eg.• Esq., pr..poset the
, 4vE :—'' Dist this meeting, iec g
of altering the rules of Prelim
• t try r conzratul ites the °overman nt on
tic letermins.i m to adhere to their prop n,e4 rule.
,••.t c wry Mem to a final Wu. ; anti they with
me. Git.t.tone and the I.; ivernmmit wlieu
rem: the •ett." Thi. was vecvw te I by Mr. Alder. '
Novo.; aqd carried with weelaiwttien.
cnsisT; a's c to I lat•An".- -A well-known Temper-
s, • 4 .ry. iieje.: of a service ot a mg held at
1..00e,:4„„n.,1 schooks.ln on M .nday evening.
T rea lu ewe hy the Rev. E Esau., the choir
.44: the .1,4 pereien the "at nen meat.
; ..,IV,Dif • • f a hich character were al.. us :.I to
•.,. mte, and although the we ither was anythint but
us there wee • large sodience who stewed to
ai • ri oe the evening's . n'ertaii iii nt.
arms.; larrttnim"vs. —Ai rivals :
A art ivietn. St- k's. nil, Swann:. ; Maggie Annie,
„vs, atm e, Pasur.uth. 26—Elleman. Bovlch,
ehe Southampton. 27 —Comet, Bailey, timber,
S l.lst, Filmier, wheat, Plymou b ;
Sunum•ro, atone, Plymouth. Three
1,, ;he s. s no, nil, Shmehtin ; Marzaret, ring. se,
• Go le : Fr .ncia and .J 6110, Edward", c ale, New.
--;„ C. • iw• n, Woo.htoek,e abr. Newcastle;
• r. aret Jam, t, tall. c Newcastle. 20
II nry, leur ns, c -ale Neese irate; Frith Stip 41-
• general, Nerfounaind ; Bessie, Rowe, ill.
nth. P ego, lii, Y•ertuew,h Sarsh
410-. Brown, nil, Vann --S : thdober
. Pa..'. el. Os St. !Pen. ; Li•th• •ye, Kelm.
wav Mal*. S'• 11-lene. 27—Franz Von ltfatiite.,
W. 4 indorf, ballast, Pow. y ; Allied, C nredt
1, .4. Vow- y. T. %V. D 41, Whitnell. clay,
S. derlan I : Lutha. INnilray,mley, Runcorn ; Acorn,
▪ tt w, Itmtnlevin. 2$ —E elyee, ;Si.
; N.ii.e, ii i ens, nil, P.wtland. y.
Ii (*.wive ; A..t.werhiot W of. times,
I.- i n.l. K. at, clay, LOU.IOO 31—W. S.
1. W. cloy, L union ; Sunk Light Tender,
j; air, I.lr 4 it ; William awl Ma.y, Newman,
• Los 'oti LI; .i.ew In. Menter., clay, betide,: :
S .1, 11.41 cloy. Whit.Oh4Vell
1:. •. 111; e., ey. Wt..: ; C: sta., Mimi,
1,.. 1.,„„t ,„ ; in., Eos htto, St he., bricke, Swan

facility for holding diectwelnn,,. iteferenre was ma to
In the lee. rep mt to a proi.o..d i In i
the lecture.room, to better tit it f r th art cl
for an am .Igaination of the Art Sch.,ii wi.h the it sti-
lt"' nard i" h 1.4 Wan ttantte..e I that in a a t• rt
t. IC°4.:mtli.;tee"" to rub d ea'4. thehtih." tal:e fir al ICO
nI
ci
the c mohlorati n.l m..inhern. I.,tt ft .m oho it I.
shlo arm' hstances Itttlo a. h .1 it.. n iii .1
Nlctitwhilo to commit •e aro pie t-ytil t it no the
u4l of the Yotions ... the art el ..n I,
T o co multi,'
gr.v.itiea'hw in ..ulonl.ling tho haw, fP. W. (ion lyr.
Hoi , as th • rresi.l.nt lot the ens .. i.. z y I he
rttttrittg In-inhere of Lio c„mmitt.., aro NI. T. If.
lumols, If. 'towe), end it wilnoo, s ii wi I bJ
PM!. 'Jed fir re-elert'oo. Th,, of
the institothm wag !piety awe 1, th ~u qp Crl.4 he
sum in Airtil of IS.. 91.

Tee MAYOR p it the ndoptioa in • inl.l ape ch.
Mr, VOLLI:,t4 secondr.l, and it WWI carried unaid-
mour.ly.
Mr. Huns nem nr)veti, an I Mr. .1. G (Ter s con.
that Mr. 1.% W. Gun 1,7 he prea lent, n,il Mr. S. W.
Whethnn tram...ewer far the ei.suing on., aad this alai
unanimoualy ca-rie I.
Oa Ili., in ,tion • f Mr. F. Bauerrr, a coniki by Mr.
F. A. Tubuai', the retiring cuunnitt,e—ineuti.,ted in
the reprint—ware re.clecte I.
On the motion of M. lATTiIrW4. a. nonoir.l by Mr.
J. Mar, Meagre. .W. Ma te. face, It'll *ere
re-aerie I hon. secretariis, and M...... Job 11%1,31..0,
out .J Beach, audit .11.•
AllerUlllll Iit.VNOLIM end Mr. T. limit
Pan natal the alterdi m of the papas sug,este.l in the
report, and it we, carried.
A iliscusion then t id ire ml itii. I.lh-• a huia4,ll
ii I•tiitt, to the re di,. rem, an I poito, flier UI
YeAr.,•l are I, the privil.gs or tie ,eit the
kit open f r a ...Aeration it. it future
nice hg I. lon convene I for the leo po.e. Th • vu ins
ap.ra acid perio•tic ii, Were then ead in lip i 15,141
ruanrer he th.• Cr.airinan.

A usetutour put:trete that tho T47ra4 1)0
filed hi the teadautt-thotn. (A vt.ica :tile the ir•rie fi
1,12.1iht or.)

When the 'were wore tally an. ti.la lordy
se I of, the eteoti,.g tirwie.ited IT a %„1,0 .1 thu.k4
t. the Mayor, emoted hy the than:Tw-11.trou. mid
carried with acclamation.

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1882.

IRELAND.

_
William Terris and his two suns were tried at the FARWEILO.
COMI7OIOOIOII Cunt on Tuesisy for the murder of the wife unnll e•lltiaaliete•
of William Terrie• end mother of tie other two prisoners. Far, floor London te Natal . • 03 0 0
It appeared 'bat no the night of the Mitt August one of t mid, 13 Y••nrs ••1•1 • - It., i.ri.ohere brought policeniso toe house in Exchange. amide esssur,. 10 0
get
street, where the prisoners and the deceit& d live The totu t.• IA per ••••••••%, it .•,•. 1
coinerebie found the tu•band supp oting the head of hie akdhvl tel ut••••.t 1. r i••••;:. ii I I red
side, wto less blee ling pi0f11001), Vie low, r pmt • f ye. rumor ••••• •• ••. .• the rely. S'ln VMS olive. h• 0 cal convey •d t•• the ien an:.1..10 f•Pr 1• -,
hospi wl, but di, d soon afterwerds. The cleeh,te bellev•••1
kI. : • that •ie•to resulted from kicks in the abdomen. The
principal witnewers were the daughters of dec.w•ed, who
deposed Viet their mother we., c inducting herself in a
disorderly manner. and her husband and son were trying
to put ber out of the P. 003, when she fell on a c rid scuttle,
and received sovere injuries.. Other witnewee heard fight-
ing going on in the rote. and a beery 1,11. and a child
crying '' Oh. don't kill my mar' A somain.un the opposite
aide of the street NM two men p•illing a woman AI oet in
the room that night. William T. me, Jun., was discharged,
but the jury could not agree as to the other prianners,
and they were put back.

rinisiolr, '1;;.;::

•thsLl.ling per

I•••• row. J.l Acell,:

HENRY GLAVE'S

LNOLISII AND FollElliN ASI/
Hauraki/ G.-4A of •4. • r • . • • • 314
Kossanzuent Form.. Or,.r full Ak.ortaktil, at
Speck; i • i,ri!„.l k. -
Ow 0. nagp BLIPS, ILO 111 bk.lks aid;
I 11, ii, 3 II per
Onhozers Meth..., it, la the retre..t. i I I.IVA.
1. r yar.l.
CAChtmere Fncle.ll c 1...+411.c...crib5, I WI 1..,r pad.
Black :let. 2 6. 2 Il
Rich if1,k•.11,, 2111. 3,11
lllkek iI 71,1. 1 7.11.. r. 3.4,
Our Nno Fashion Book *toe pose free for one damp.

The attention of Lilies is called to Hunan's Peals
BLUR, which bat bees, since Bs introduction, quite un-
surpeased es • Laundry Blue- It now commands tee
large.t sale in the world. owing its suceett to its bril-
liancy of colour gni delicacy of tint. It can be obtained
from all Grocer& Oilmen.
The House of Common, and Conron's Malt Coffee. It
will interest lovers of (Joffe° to know that the Bill pawed
tbraugh Committee in the House, July 31, has prActically
removed the restrictions on the sale of this new bre .lifaet
and after-dinner beverage, which can new be ebt.aned in
tine, protected br the government mann., retail from
Gonot.. Dructorti and others, through tut the Utlit-d
Knigrl rtn. Kpinea member' of the faculty have lavishly
praised C mr y's Malt C.tff re :—"As a breakfast bgverr.ge
un-otrputief." "A. • nourishing and health rrtglucioi
article of diet." "Mott benctici .1 in c.a.( •rf indigestir n.'
It c toti.tn of pure Coffee combined with Malt by a patent
proceav, end is absolutely free of vitt, vy, and in it re.
. spent+ awake' to pure Crave end the many doubtful .
Admixturee dctcribol at French Cave, DAuoelom Colfee
an.. in Pr. p ired only at the Halt W,A 6. 31, ,
Flet-t-Htre. t, Lrerpoii.
towle's Penny-oval and Still Pitt, for female., quickly '
corrart all irregularities, and relieve the distrosina sou,
toots tio prevalent with the sex. Boxes Is. Ild. and 2. 1.J., 1
of all chemist& Beat anywhere on receipt of 15 or 1.1
stamps, by the maker, Z. T. Towle, Chenti.t. Nott lotions.
We BOX or '..lttaks a nil Pitts It wArrantorl to cure all
d lecher g. a from toe Urinary Olsen., in either sex (acquired
or cm/Glut:octal), Gravel, and paint in the Balt f :oar.
matted free from Mercury. S Id in Boxes. la 6'. tee
all Chemists and Medicine Vendor. throughout the r. rid, I
or sent to any add rest for sixty, ttemps by the Maker.. Tee I
LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COUNTIES Dago COMPANY. Lincoln. 1
Whelerale Agehti, BAnctAr è Boos. London, and all the '
Whet...al. Houses.
THE SKIN—fl, Glory of Wonsan, the Pride of Mato
It roaming the <lf icate nom of beauty, and constitutes
all that we term Loveliness,' yet how many have thou.
&tine blemithed by irritant boom Cat' ..t•-• '"-t"
Glycerine, roads of putrid fate, " THE ALBION MILK
AND SULPHUR SOAP" to the purest, the whited, and
moat Purlfring of all soap& It removes all pimples,
blotches, and roughage& By all dominate, in tablets, 6d.
sad la.

HENRY GLAVE. 1274
M. 86. and 86. NRIN °amen sTi:rrT. 1.06741.72. W.C.

ASTELKSS CASTOR OlL—Tim new A. and H.
CASTOR OIL is pure and active, yet abooluiely free from
neellsed istiplawasst late —• result never barer. attained.
See Lanese report, Hatch 4th, 188 a In beetles at 64., Is.,
Is. 14., Is., and V. Being an entirely new article, oak
your chemist to procure it for you if not in stock. Sole
manufacturers, Allen and lko bury, Plough.court, London.
ADVICI TO MOTHERS —A.rs you broken in your fat by
a sick child suffering with to. pain of cutting teettili3o at
once to a chemist and get a bottle of MILL WINSLOW'S
BOOTILISO arum. It will relieve the poor eufferer immedi-
ately. lii. perfectly harmless end pleasant to thatute it
produow natural quiet sleep, by roliovimatlm child from
pain, and to. little cherub awakes 'se bright as • button.'
It soothes the child, it softens the gums, allays all pain,
milers, wind. regulate, the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for dyeentery and dlarrhaw, whether arising from
seething or other causes. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup timid by Medicine desist' everywhere at Is. lid.
pie bottle
FLOR/LIRS I—Foe nth Juni um Sager& —A few drops
of the liquid "Floe-dine sprinkled on a wet tooth brush
produce' a Peasant lather, which thoroughly cleenses
teeth from all penalties or Impurities, hardens the puns,
prevents tartar, stops decay, gives to the teeth • peculiar
pearly whiteness, arid a delightful fragrance to the breath.
It removes all unpleasant odour arising from decayed
teeth or tobacco smoke "n. Fragrant Floriline," being
oompooed in part of honey and sweet herbs, is delicious to
the taste and the greatest toilet discovery of the age
Price le ed. of all Chemists and perkuners. Wholesale
depot removed to El, Farringdon-road, London,
When Charcoal comas in mutant with putrid substances
or impure gases, It altars the putrescent or septic ten-
downy more effectually than any other'antiseptir.. There
Is no injurious effort sour produced by taking it. Its
action inhernally—aieorbing Impure gews—correcting
acidity, kro, rendere it an important eradicator of DEO-
PeDIWW Gout. Rheumatism, et., from the spawn.
Samm's Pius Vegetable Ctuacom, Is sold by ell chemists
in bottles. Se. 4c, and 6s. well and Bragg'a Charcoal
IS tins, Is., k. and ie.
Tea QUIVER AND GOLD WATS* BOAP.—Kstrset from •
lady's letter :—" I And Sinclair's Cold Water Soap saves
timeand material, lathe clothed require lase rubbinit aud no
boiling, and (still more maks( actory) was • much purer colour
than with other soap.. I recommend it to every house-
wife, as it is undoubtedly the best soap for laundry and
all purposes. It will not injure the most delicate (shrin—
k pleasant to use, and prevents the misery of • steamy
hones during the lankly wash. Sold by grocers and oilmen
everywhere, at 44. per lb. Be sure to wk for Sinclair'',
and do not be persuaded to accept • worthless imitation,
—Sole maker, James Sinclair, Southwark, Landon
VALUADLII DISCOVIRT PIM TEC HAIL-10'0W hair is
turning grey or white, or telling off, use "Tha Mexican
Hair R-newer," font will positively restore in every ease
Grey or Whit* kit to Its original colour, without keying
the disagreeable smell ef most " Restorers." It *lakes
the hair charminfly beautiful, as well as promoting the
growth of the bait' n bald spots, whore the glands are not
decayed. Ask your Chemist for "Tog Maxicare lima
liwthwea," sold by Chemists and Perfumers everywhere
at 3s. 61. per bottle Wholesale depot removed to 3.1,
Feninedoirread, London.
THROAT AFFICTIONS AHD HOALSCRUIL—AII suffering I
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be mircir
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief afforded by I
the use of "Brown'. Bronchial Trochee" These famous
" lozenges" are now sold by most respectable chemists in
this country at Is. lid, per box. People troubled with •
"hacking cough," • "slight celd," or bronchial affections,
cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed
to progress, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affections. See that the words "Brown'. Bronchial
Troches" are on the Government Stamp mound each box.
—Prepared by JOHN I. Baowx and Soos, Boston, United '
States. European depot, removed to 33, Farrinsdon.
need, London.
A CARD.—To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakneas, early &ray,
ef manhood, to., I will send a receipt that will cure
you. Free of Charge. This greet remedy was diecovered
by • missionary in South Africa. Send • selbaddreased
envelops to the RP% Jotters T. Lowe, Station D, New
York City, U.S A.

11oU.o"uTO UMTMINT AND PlLLS.—Debilitated tionsti•
tuttona—Whon climate, age, or hardship., have under-
mined the health, skin diseases are prone to arias and aug-
spent the existing weakness. Holloway's medicaments
daily prove most eerviceable even under the most untoward
cif-run:tattoos*. This well-known and highly-esteented
unguent possesses the finest balsamic virtues, which soothe
and heal without Inflaming or irritating the most tenth r
skin and most sens.tive sore. Holloway's ointment and
pills are Infallible for curing bad legs, variants veins,
swelled ankle!, orrsinelaa. scaly skin, and every variety of
skin disease. Over all these disorders Holloway's remedies
tgert • quick and favourable action, and, where cure la
possible, gradually but cert. iinly arrive at that consunima-
lion. They are invaluable in the cure of scrofula and
scurvy.

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